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TUELUCKNQW SENTINEL, LUCifiNO*, ONTARIO
Eliminate Wellesley SatutcI ay,
Play Arva In Grand -Champ Set
Lucknow Intermediate 14, a, 11.
team :is the new '' "B" '.champion
• of the Western • dntario Athletic.
• Association: The softball champ-
ionship is the first, ever to come
to the Sepoy Town,' Lucknow' de-
', .feated__the .Weliesey; •team four
games to two an the best -of -seven'
series, to. take. the title.' After..los
5n. g, the first two:. games they,
:fought back to win, four in ‘a row:
The aocals will #iow play :Arva
in a • best -of -three affair in the
semi-finals for the WOAA: Grand
Cbanimpionsl.ip. Arva• are the 'D'
champs, The winner of the
cLucknow-Arva series . will play
the 'winnerof the New .Hambuirg-
Desboro' series .for the `stop spot".;
Win Fifth Game In Rain'
A ninth inning .•' passed ball
gave the .locals . an 7 'win. •over
the Wellesley nine m the . Cale-
donian Park last .. Wednesday
. night, in a game that wastwice
'delayed by rain, and, ended. in
another.:, +cloudburst.
The Goderich' • Girls '.Trumpet
Band, prize *inners. at. the CNE,:
were on hand :for the evening
through. arrangements .`;'made by.
Ben •Chisholrm..The girls ,put on
a sparkling: display On Main. St,
and .then, ' pareded to the park
where • ram and muddy grounds
failed..: to stop them in their gen-
- erous effort to provide the' Luck
now. fans with top-notch mo§ical.
entertainment:
The game was delayed by rain
getting started, but finally:, on°
' the condition that the Lucknow'
team return to Wellesley for a
Saturday:. afternoon game• in
stead of !the previously arranged
Friday ' night, game. in Linwood,
the. Wellesley team took to 'the
ifield. .•
The game:. yvas again •delayed
,n' the 6th *hen it started to,
rain,; but play was resumed after.
a brief wait.: Both pitchers, Chis.;
holm ;and Leis,, ' had : difficulty
with their control because of 'the
wet. condition.:of the • ball.
Lucknow, were leading 7-5 go- Side-.
ing into. the=
ninth, ninth. -inning but.:_Gxeer_eorg_e Westlake flied out
Spahr; . the catcher for the op
position, ,hit '.'a, .home' .run with
one man, on base. to: tie the scores:;
an the last of the ninth Kent,
Hedley ledFoff with a walk: Art
Baker struck out,- and C. `Chin
grounded`, out, advancing Medley:,
to : third. 'With Al "Baker at 'bat,
Medley, came' in' on a passed .11
,!bo score the winning • run.. The ! now the championship..
.:gassed; ball;, went through the ,Grant`+Chishoira pitched excel-
:screen,:
xcel-
: screen ',and was a, great cause lent ball for the • winners. Harold,
for argument by the Wellesley .Leis and John Litner • divided
steam;-Tbut-�--Umpire,.= Tiffin_ ruled the p tching_dutiesio_r Wellesley.
%ra base on the • play.: This 'game .. Lucknow . Al Baker, e; 1I,
44 tp
Chisholm, p; Healey, ard; Mac-,
,sent tucknow up 3-2 on the Ltteknow ,102 020 111 1-,-9 14 2
.ft UP ON TUESDA
.1f; x.. Leis, P; Spahr, c;.' Kelter. the first game- in thc semi4ti.nals
hewn, iSt;' LiehtY,,' .11; Gascho, for, the Wc4A-K grand chainPion-
ner,.fi (7);., _R. Leis, ard (2); ,BaSt, Caleddnian Park . en '' Tuesday
Wellesley "' 090" 201 202-7 7 3 three affair, with the second
lin game was tw+i-ce :delayed.
ionship they had been. •hattling ,•Ar.. va jumped into ansearly lead . , •
the business period. the' follow -
diamond was -quite slippery .atter with .,
his control and walked. a racks for. SS; No.. 10, Kinloss;
for, tor so. triany anonthS. The
a MOrMing raM, but sick.'s Were.' .rnen in:three innings. Grant gave the new cupbOards purchased fdr
gam% contrary In . the all-daY, by Hugh
up three hits. He was relieved the kitchen from 'Wingham Dis-
quite bright and sunny for the
raM' iri this •disict.rict. The Wet out, in the third. Hugh Walked Federation banquet; a , euchre
MacMillan With . one; filet High Sohool;'cliteringl to the
diamond ...made At paitieularlY nree-,artd, gave upliour __Iiits.._! _party ahd plans for th.e. play, from
diffieult *for the outfielders, who ,LuCknoW threatened in the 5th Teeswater; October '.21St.', CO111-
found it :hard . to ,get any, tract7 inning when they:. scored all Six butions to the; rummage 'sale at
lon• : s : ,, of their runs: Charlie Chin hit Winghani; the invitation to St.
first inning that sent their hopes oixt With, tWO Relris for their golden anniver,
, 'Wellesley opened with ,a 47run a .,grand slam homer"
..but .. LuCknOw their six runs: • ' .' . ' : supper at the November .ineeting.
fought :back gradually with One ,• • -, r iii 'e ,The meeting . Closed With the.
run in ' tlie, ist, two in the 3rd, Arva • 495 110 02,-41 1 3 national anthem, and lunch was
'WEDNESDAY, OCT. 19th, 1955,
conviction. Miss •Margaret Rae of
tucknow sang "Memories". She
was accompanied Mrs. Gar-
net Farrier. Reports of Om COn-
vention at. Guelph *ere given in
three parts. Mrs,- Robert •Purdon
gave the first .day'S proceedings
and Mrs. .Harry .LaVis gave the
report of the -second day, etn-
Phasizing the work of '1,4Ot;t4.
Ilitschmanova, .,Organizing for
help. to war-torn" nationS; to help
W(0011,100.4 children',and of her
Work in
,orous'moriblogiie With' encore
Wirigharn then. gave 'a dernOn--,
stration on. flower arrangern.ent
and blending of colorS and.
ages, hoW to 'dare for, plantS and.
to .Make ribbon. hOws. Mrs. Alex
Havens and Mrs.. Jas. Webster.
player two numbers on, the. auto-'.
harp and • mouth' organ. DUring
and' two in' the 5th, 'to .take the LuCklI0i,V ......000 060 000-- 6 '7 6 theri .s erved by the hostesS
Liicknovtr added one in the 7th,
TIM.BER, TIPS • Mr. and Mrs. Gordon .Elliott,
determinedly with ' two, 'to' tie 'Freck Button'S 84uirrels. came
Mrs. WM. 'MacPheyson.• and Ors.
Walter Elliott spent -Saturday in
the . score at 6-6' at the end of 'to life this week. as they downed London. . MisS Marjorie• Elliott
the 7th. Lucknow, went ahead by Jack Bannister's Wolverines, 3-1. N''esilt the •we4.-end home..
Murray COuse Made a fine show- .Mr. and,. Mrs; Wm. J. Fisher
but each tine Wellesley tied the .in4 for. the losers as he. earrie up of Kitchener, Gordon .Fisher of
gc;oe in.: thelr half. At the end With a 664: flat- triPle. • Clinton ahd Mr: . and Mrs; R. E.
of nine coitipleted. innings: the 'Don MacKinnon's. Ae4veis con- Forster' and. faintly visited ' at
Score WaS deadlocked at 8-8. tinuOd their losing streak as the •Gearge Fisher's on •LindaY° ..
Harold Greer Singled ,tb. start Lions: took 3 PointS from them. Mr: arid Mrs. Ken liolbourn Of
the 10th„iiining,'-and went to 2nd ., ' Gorcl BaileY led the COons to
:on an 'error. Don MaCIntyre- was a 4-0 win. over the Cubs, Setting'
thro-Wri out 'at . firSti advancing a new high 'triple with:718 flat.
Greer to !Srd. Don •Tharripson hit Jack :Caesar scored well for . hiS
a long flY to right field, scoring team ,Voivling a. nice 671. 'The
•,Coons also set ' the high" tearri
Still leading,the: pack,, picking up •SURPRISE PARTY FOR
who DEPABUNG NURSE
3 points from the Tigers,
have cooled off considerably.
,Despite George Westlake's 622
flat, the Polecats oVercaine the
Gerphers; ,-taking 3 .points... Mike
Chas. Webster all bOWled Well
The lCangaroos weren't 'hopp-
ing toci, ; well • this week as the
but, the hccne 'team fought back.
left
to In the 10th for Wellesley •the
first batter struck out. TAO next
man -walked, and the third bat•
ter flied 'out The fOurth batter
walked; putting runners' on 1st
and -2nd with two. out. The next'
man was thrown out Ord to 1st
n ave
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- trete, :Ceduent Blocks, Cinder Blocks, Brick, Stueco,.AsbestoSi.
. when" applied either from the hiside, or outside... '
. Decorates as well as Waterproofs and ;ours.
, in 12 Non-Ftwling
, Two Coats of "Sii-Dre will' hold a Wall of Nater 6
You Will Be Surp/rised How Economical "Sta-Dri"
ASK FOR A FREE ESTIMATE
For Your,. Biseihent,. Any_ Nfasonry_ Build -11_1g
Inclitdhig Silos and Cisterns.
IIIENDERSO
II LIMITED.
Ph!ine Ontario
California spent a day.: last .week
'with Mr. and 'Mrs Bob Hutchi,
son family; Mr. Holbourn is
Mrs. Hutchison's brother.' ;
have been 'having a
lengthy' bOut with the 'flu. •
NEIGHBORS MARK
ANNIVERSARY •
(Fourth ConeessiOn 'News)
wbdOael:rrser'ecPvaallielnaeclisdn'aM•gtOrisw;prh*ees.neFnt11.t.t.41vrtebiarecpmn6e:iagilltifici*
surprised on Fr,i.
gifts on the occasion of their 36th
wedmrdsi,ngWlail. Gn!iiMeal'esaKreYrizie read the .
following address and Mrs.' Fred.
wool ' blanket and. liitchen.,,Stool.:.
1)eWare.,:1V.IyaoYu.rAfdrietidil; Ol.)d° 'Peigh,,;-
your .wedding,anniversary..-
Bill, yoU have livaq on this
Concession all Your life, and '3/(iti.
May were not a stranger to this
community. It is..thirty-six, years -
since yOu came. to this Concei-
• In your hOme, your church and
the coMmunity, you have been
butstanding examples, and we
hope ,thia trilight; blanket and
kitchen stool will. reinind you of
the regard in which you pre held
1.35r your friends_and neighbors:
iMr. 'and: Mrs. MacDonald have,
three children, AfiS Margatet•
MacDonald; on the teachihg staff.
Mr.. Graham MacDonald, B.A., Of .•
Princeas Elizabeth School, Lion -
.,and Mack 1VlacDonald, .whd
is attending WnedsdtearungliUtenci;verisitittr9,'
*ere all -home fOr the week -end.
A surprise party was held in
honor 'of Miss ,Donelda
Soh; daughter of Mr, - and Mrs.
Dan Nicholson, : oundary West,
staff of Scott .Memorial Hespital,
About .40 friend§ gathered at
the nurses' reSidenee, including
Reid Was high man fOr the win:
tiers with 612 'flat
Would the capains of the teams
please Make sure to total their
Sheets alWays as the:secretary
MONTH; FOR .STEALING
OAR WRECKED AT BERVIE
,senteneed to' a Month in, jall, by
Magistrate ,,L1r2E. Holmes on a
charge 'of stealing a car atAber..
hart's Garage in .Craderich whkh,
viras later wrecked aC.Beryie
en crashing inte...the public half
was :given, suspended F..:9,ritpdf.
They haVe' ' Pay post of , the
•proseoution 'and are.. bonded ta
keep the' ,ternis .Of the prObatioit.:
No. charge lwas, laid against a •
third Party of 'juvenile age,- Con-
ed the trio south • of Ripley the
morning. after 'they wrecked the •:
Present staff, previous staff and
the dornestie staff of the hoipi-
Miss Valeria Drope, hospital
.superintendent; spoke briefly and
makes a mistake 'is 'the than who
never :doei anything,
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an addre.ss Ind presented Miss
Nicholson with two. beautiful
matching' pieces.. or luggage -.6n-
behalf of the nurses, and, doines •
tic...staff. A matching piece of
itiggage was also presented. Miss
.Nicholson, from the :medical staff ••
and loyalty, aild'express- - Miss: Nicholson thanked ;her
if they. are not Unfortunately. fkiencY
b ted genersasl regret It her depart- many :friends•for..the lOvelyt
cOuple -Of teams lost points
of this .and
t is wee I amuse ure. Mi Myrtle eeder, a for- A • social'. evening •was spen eon
are blaming the ' secretary for it ‘1'ler member. of the staff, read chiding with lunch, .
rules Wert Made up. by
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midge of. the team .captains and FOWL and, APPLES
we 'can only abide by thorn.
• Team Standings
Chipthunks 9, Polecats 8, Coons
8; Zebras 7, Kangaroo'S 6, Goph-
J.S 5, Squirrels' 57C-trbs.-57W-olt-
verines 5, -Tigers 5, Libris .5, Bea-
vers 2.
WHITECHUICH
shea Women's Institutes, . Were
guests of Whitechurch members
last Tuesday evening, Close' to
100 ladies were present.' Mrs.
Frank Ross, preSiderit, opened
Institute' Ode ,and repeating the
MarY Stewart , collect, The roll
eall .was answered_ by_a safety
slc•garr; Mrs,- Nelsompiekell gave
a paper on "Living a life is more
tlianxiaking.a. living", emphasiz-
ing the fact that we rritist. try
t•O' dO our good turn Id help out,
•overcome jealousy, fear and
worry r with a deeper religious
Special Games for Turkeyi
RECREATION HALL LUCKNOW
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Ticket$ 1 for 2,46 or 14 for $1.00 v.-- Siiecial Games. t Tiekeis
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