HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-08-08, Page 8THE,. LUCKNOW SENTINEL, .LUCpTQW, ONTARIO.
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Mason went the route: for, r
Ripley
• s♦. Blyth Win Friday •
y fl ucknow dropped to • two losses
LOAL
;_: •4EAGU E ' andoire inn against the Blyth:.
team: a a result of a 10-6', defeat
STARTS- 'LAYOFFS in 131 h: on Friday. The locals`
ied at f ne tiine�-2. in the early
The Ltxckr�ow and District Soft- f the .game, but. several
",errors in the 6th and..
ball league, commonly known' as Stages
the °Sbroonilball league", has Luckn
wound up the regular schedule 7th �inn�ings gave Blyth seven big
of play, and. all eight teams,' are runs and, wrapped up the game
Pat -
presently into the. _ for them. MacDonald, and Pat
playoffs, •
Because of the intermediate terson was the battery for Blyth,
team and minor 'teams having and for. Lucknow it. was 1VfacdVlil-
a ,deadlines in the WOAA, lan,: Chisholm and Baker:
yoff Shade:: Blyth' 6-5.•
the local league has lied . to make: Lucknow ed sweet revenge.
_ gained
postponements: in. their behalf, against the Blyth team on •T es-
and several games have been re- ' ay nighton they local diamond,
soheduled. 'At the `time of ;writ= hen they eked out a' 6=5 win in
• , ing..only one playoff; .game had
been played with , the Firemen one' of the 'befit games 'seen herr,
this iant Ch
-. defeating,Paramount ". 1544, in n � Chisholm pitched all the
real thriller last Friday night..
• "The final standing in the regu way holding the Blyth team to
schedule was as follows: 5 hits, while striking out 13 bat -
lar
,_ • . W L ; • pts terS Watson gave up only 4 hits
Belfast 6 , i. 12, in six innings for Blyth, while
South Kinloss 6 1 122 MacDonald was ..hit . 4 times 'in
men 3 the; last • two' innings:•'
St. Helens g 4 g Blyth' had a 3-2 lead.until the
!Specials °3 4 6 7th inning. They added another.
""' 3 -4: 6 run in their half and Lucknow
NitParamount :..2. 5 4
tied: the score, at 4-4 in the .last.
half of. the 7th. Bdth Al Balker
intatl 1 6 2 and Jack Chin had goti' on on
Teams • 1-•5, • 24'. 3-7, 4-$' 'are successive daunts, and . advanced,
scheduled to 'play a best -of -three home while the Blyth team. were
series in the first round of the
"lawn °ibowling' bund= the in=
Play ffs.• .. field._
Lucknow took : a 6-4 -lead in
the 8th, only to have' the Blyth
boys come back with one, run in
the 9th and leave runners strand-
ed on 2nd and 3rd base as 'the
game ended 6-5. •
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DMATE
I111TER1HE WINDING
UP REGULAR SCBEDULE
•'Lucknow Intermediates wind
up their regular schedule on Fri-
. day of this week when -they meet
the Ripley team on the Ripley
diamond. However, rail had pre •
viousiy caused ' the postponement
.of three games, all of them with
Pori '•Albert,. and . it has not been:
decided . when. these games will,
be worked in. '.Since the last issue
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Lucknow : and ' Blyth will
commence the first round of
the .WOAA:Intermediate "B"
playoffs in Lucknow next
of .The Sentinel two weeks .' ago,' • -Monday night. The series
four . dries have 'been- played-. will be a be§tof-seven "affair„
g. p
Whallop Benmiller
On Thursday, July 26th, the
local • team • met Benniiher in the
•CaledonianPark, and wealloped
them by a score of .15-1. Brant
Chisholm and . Hugh -MacMillan
-divided the pitching,. with Hughie
catching for .Grant, and Don• Mc
• .>Intyre working behind• the plate
for . Hughie's pitches. Leonard
Jenkins' was Pitching, . well • for
' Benmiller. -received little
ffupport from his . tes. Ben -
miller. was •sbo one man, and
Clarence Greer filled m for . them
;in left field. .
with the second game set .for
Blyth .on Wednesday, and
back in Lucknow .Friday. All
games will start at .9 p.m:
sharp..
The' games so farhave.
been good, and .the" crowds
have been sina•11, so come'
out and give a little encour-
•: agement to the tea* in their
playoff quest:: •
LANCSIDE
•
Mr: and ' Mrs. Eric Evans and
family of Hyde Park spent the
Defeat Ripley dl -4 week -end with friends.. Allan
.uckna w chalked, up.. their 2nd Randy remained ' to have a holi-
day with their grandparents, Mr.
arKi Mrs: Wm: Evans and Ted.:
Mr: and Mrs.: Russel Proctor
and 'Dianne and Miss Nina' Gait
Olsen of Livonia,' lylich., spent a
few days with; the Tiffin .famil
les:
Mr. ftay Paine and nephew
Michael Cullen of Toronto . spent
win'` over Ripley this year ' against
one loss„when they defeated
them 11 - on the Lucknow
mond on Tuesday of last week.
Lucknow . out -hit Ripley 14-9,
and Grant Chisholm had twelve
strikeouts as compared. to Lorne
MaoKenzie's 7. For Lucknow it
was -Chisholm and MacMillan. all
the way, and MacKenzie .and the week -end with the Tiffin
families:
Mr , Alibert Miller of; London
visited at ,.the --home' of his
nephew, .Mr. ' and Mrs. Frank Mil-
leryid called on some of his .old•
friends in Lucknow last week-
end:
Mr, Tom. Ross, Mrs: Fred Fell
and family and Sharon ..Hicks,;;of
Toronto are at the, "Ross" cot-
tage.
The Sunday School picnic- •was -
postponed ` on Saturday on ac-
count of. rain... tili1a' :later . date..' • .
The Moffat reunion picnic was,
held on Monday.
he W iM.S. and'tidies -Aid
was held in the church on Thurs-
•day evening. r , • •
Miss Lynda and Janette John-
sten •of Belgrave are holidaying
with Mr: • and ' Mrs..: Charlie Tif
•
The sympathy ofthis; :district
is.'' extended ,to all . those who
I ourn -the ;passing of the: late Mr."
Glen, Irwin of 'Con. 2,. west. '
--'-Mrs: Wm; :Scott has success
fully finished her music suriiiner
course in Toronto: '
•.Miss Bunny Scott. of Wingham
spent the week -end 'with . her
+cousin, -MISS,-Marion" SOU: -=
Miss .I.
ois Conley' was 'a visitor
with• her cousins, Doris, Sharon.
and George Moffat of ' Con, 8.
, `.BORN '
J o 0 SZ!ON—in' Wingham Hospi-
tal oh• .Thursday, July. 26-K-1956,
to Mr: and Mrs, Morley �hn•
Ston, R. 2, Auburn, 'a daughter:
-FRRIlNG ON in ' Wingham Gen--- -
eral ` Hospital, on Sunday,. July:
22nd, 1956, to 'Mr: and Mr's. Har-
old Errington, R. 2; Auburn; a• •
daughter.'
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