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LJUCKNOW WINS PROTEST
• GAME. BY 4-0. SCORE •
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Winglia'i' Town Park 'bulged•
with ",fans on Friday night for
',the replay of "the .Lucknow-
Wingham game, which the •Geos-
• sets had prelvious1y won by a
score •, of • 4-1. Sparrow had .a
finger taped, on his pitching hand
iii:that game, strictly against reg
dations, ,and because' he defied
anyone 'and .,'everyone to, do any,
a
thing .. about .• it, the' game Was
:Played. 'uder • protest* Lucknow's
rotest 'wag' upheld and: the gurne
ordered replayed: It was on
ut•t e- tape,
Friday, • night vvitho , h ,....1? ,
:and °L:uicknow won it .4,-'0, to' 'fin-'
ish in second place •in' the loop
Standing with 16.:Wns.. and 'four
' • losses. •
• , f • the.situa-
• �' .1 -lair was :m'aster, o
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tion throughout: : Fri;day night's
• game and had the iCrossets swing-
ing helplessly at pitches that they
,weren't coming anywhere close
to.
• w Hughie struck.' out 22 men. 'He
whiffed• 'the: first nine .men to
face shim before Tcrnpleman man-;
aged to bunt one but was thrown
•� : 'out . by George Chin ; as Morley
covered first. •
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•• The . Crossets gat •only- two men,
to first, both on ' scratchy infield,;
,hits. There ''wasn't aw:ball Out of
the infield. In the 5th, Seli chop•
«Ped' a pounder to MacDonald ' at
6
got close enough to
. Tack
short.
(knock it down but 'couldn't
handle it. In the 6,tii Templerrman
robed. • One- down the .third base,
line. playing' in; close for a bunt,'.
<Cuming managed "to intercept it.
: but couldn't ;make,:.a play
Sparrow';struck out 1,5: Legion-
naires and was touched fpr seven
•clean:hits, threeOf their' doubles.:
• Alex MacIntyre' found his batting
• eye and dgot .a air irf: ' (bag
Ta two- > 'for'
gersy cone . of ,which ' was, good
: a triple except •for' ground rules..
'Miley got the other two -sacker;
,Sparrow also issued two walks,
and his support' cracked at cruc-
:a:al m"'onnents to •aid • Lucknow's.
• ic!ause, as the Legionnaires had
Only two earned runsl :.
The , first 'one •came ,in the 4th'..
Miley doubled ,to left and' thigh
Cumins; followed, With a sharp
single to right scoring the fleet
• footed Shelley .standing .Up..
TWO. sim g(les in the .6th ,put Geo..
Chin .. and Curring. On 'third and
• ,.second respectively.. George Scor
ed':on a' passed ball while Morley
Chin 'was.. drawing a pass Clar-
.once Greer grounded out to .'re
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THE LUCKNOW` SENTINEL; ,LUCKNDW,; ONTARIO
THURSDAY, .AU 1,rS!V 23:, 1051.
LEGIONNAIRES: DEFEAT
•KING AND. HIS COURT ' -
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A crowd of • X4500:people ',cram
Med into Caledonian Park, on
by 500 or more -the attendance
at the Tip, • Top game a year ago,
Banging . The King and lis
Court. to Lucknovir was ,no: easy
chore, and. 'quite• a gainble, as a
4:400 iguar.antee had tQ: be posted.'
Those 'who were :behind it, no
doubt are well satisfied with the
effort. It • was' a good show.
-r h e
Monday, night . to see . LucknoW The Court ,,, ,;.... 000 100.:2.3 3 0
Legionnaires.' down the• world:-Lucknow .'.;,,,. 002 101. x---4 5. 2
famous 4 -man softball team, "The . ;• *• * '
w STRIKEOUT, of 4 ,to 3 RECORD LASP' WEEP
It was (bout the 15th loss the
foursome have suffered in .110
games, played in 1951..• " •
Eddie Feigner, The King;,.
publicly announced, :after the.
game ;that Hughie Hall was the
tbest.pitcher..they had •ever inet °at.
40 '� et..�F tb 11 rules;. m The
of glory by'striking out 26 mea;.
,ie as bahat set"
014 Of Pt' to•f ace h n ,• T ,
a nets ' W,Q:A:A: strikeout retard
which might well 'stand. for 'all
time. By his . •performance• Mast`
Week Hug hie'' broker his own re-
cord of '23 strikeouts ; which, "he.
set last season in 'a regular 'game.
with Seaforth.
'• Centralia got .but two scratchy
hits, while the Legionnaire's, tag-•
sed the •opposing, hurler for 12
safeties.; -
King and His Court, by a score'
HALL S T
Lu:cknow Legionnaires com.
schedule* home stand
e theirsche h n
et d
ds
p-,
ori Monday of last' week by blank;
ing Centrali' Fliers 9-0; •
"'•. Hall 'wound it; up tin 'a. blaze
.S.tates`:'provide a `46 -foot distance
• from mound to plate and Feigner'
said -that speed pitchers found` it
p .
difficult to 'get.'enough. "hop" , on
the ball in: the.' shorter distance.
Hall had' nine strikeouts • in the
7 -inning tussle acid .had the Court
(attempting to bunt to get on base.
'They only. got three hits off Hall,
and .he. walked' but 'one' nnan, ■
They' didn't get an earned' run.`' ■
early sin theered a game b split` finger Easy
as 1'b'in At ■
•
y Wiarton ■ •
, but:. gamely •Qn Thursday, 'August 9th the '
stayed in., 'the battle: He had
Legionnaires made the:iong jaunt' ■.. ,
trouble.holding Hall after the, ifs-' ■
to Wi'arton to 'chalk up an easy in .,
Jury ' and . the Court's first •. run 11-:1 victory... ; . ■
came,in fife 4th on twoypast;'iasis ' mi
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JOYNT" TROPHY TOURNEY
HELD TUESDAY. NICHT
The Joynt . Trophy Trebles
Tournament, the highlight of the
year at ,the bowling , green; ran
into bad luck •this .year. The. event
was rained d out last Thursday,
and. postponed . until Tuesday
..night, when the Weather was cool
and fall -like, 'With' .a splash of
rain late in the evening.,
Ten rinks competed with E. �i3'.'
A.gneWs rink winning, first graze
and; the trophy. The rink's per-
sonnel was Howard Agnew, S, 'C.
Rathwell and ``Mike Sanderson.
They 'had., 3 Wins and a. plus of
24, Second, C. McManus, 2 .utvihs,.
plus. 15; third, Harvey Treleaven
2 wins, plus •8 fourth,,' T. 'Pritch
ardt 2 .wins,:, plus •
Says' the editor of the, Wiartoni
Says he _, ; ,, , ,
,Echo: "I was talking to; Miley and
Hall after the-game..Miley is a
stocky fellow, bursting with vi-
tality, Hall is a slims; ;quieter chap,
'with a ready •smile: He's a. stud.
ent at Wayne. University and says
there is• no nicer way tt spend;
a" summer holiday that -pitching
softball, `Of' courser YOu"Ve. got to
win'!. he said, simply. `Anybody
cart::. lose, You've • got to ikeep. win=
ning'.. Asked hini.., if'they.' ran
across much. name-calling and
racial prejudice.•.in this pairt of
the country. 'N'ot rntich', he re:"
plied. `There's` always a few vvho
Yell 'black boy' and stuff like
that, but you'd meet; therm' any.
where.' It's just ignorance. Most
people treat 'us pretty good'.!'
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after Jones had' doubled.. In the
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• 7th a pair .of . errors ',and 'a hit WHAT ••O'F'' THE PLAYOFFS? ..
gave the ;visitors . two' more runs .
to comae close: ,' . With playoff'' time: just:' around
, Lucknow' n""
'opened the scoring 'in• the.: :,corner • in the, 2'Big. Te.
g. ,
the 3rd When. Hall poled a home W.0 A. A,' loop, :'there is still a
run after •` Clarence ' Greer had deep,. dark. 'mystery.' surrounding.
'walked. , <-44:.... ; , , .who ,play's, who in.•the playdowns
In the. 4th: with The.King ,pitch= four- the silverware. ,,The': playoff s
ins with
a•': blindfold: MacDonald are 'slated, to ;get' underway next
Wiat'kecl' and. -scored ;on ' 112i'ley's week,;•
triple. • . .the start of the season a
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special committee
Luckrah what pro` .
w got ved to orrimittee was'named to
be:.the. " winning' run in the -6th, ' . decide• On, . the .playoff , arrange-
enta, whidh have not been re,
when George Chin
leased to: the press. or .puiblic, and -
Donald
hit ' successive ground
'and Jack Mac-
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have ' cer•tainly : been a well
-kept:
erule doubles.'
secret: H.eason /for the system,
Feigner pitched from : 45 feet adopted was. to prevent : any,
and used a a 'variety of 'w;inidups`. jockeying <;for .:position:
and %fancy., steps on the mound.;The schedule officially .wound.
He • pitched blind in I the 4th 'with /u last Friday but some clubs.
a' • fifth -man • receivinVg the 'relays have r some postponed games to
,from • the catcher land 'informing,
Eddie • where tits, last pitch ..had
been.: In the 5tlr he pitched' .from
second base and •pulled a .double
play, When Hall hit tothe second.
sack :forcing 'Haldenby : who had;
singled < ahead of hirn: fan+•. 2=0 no -hit victory over, Port l•
Following the game -The King Elgin , : recently, Hank: Smith• of •
;the Port Elgin. Times had • this. ■
;and His ,Court Put on is humorous comment "The little guy with a: „ . ■
display• of shadow ball,` and. Ed big 'arm isn't •popular with the. t�
die was ' aibout due to give an crowd: Possibly ' because < he ■
exhibition ' .of trick: throwing doesn't smile or maybe . its 'be -
when , old
:Jupiter Pluvius • ' let '
loose . to .. chase --the 'crowd, :.and
-play,. 'with. Kincardine: slated to'
play' three, games this.week to
catch •up. •
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Irty%,e'.' doubled. 'Hall whiffed...
George ..Chin l blasted one throu•
Westlake's feet ,at second :sco
iiig: MacIntyre and:.when 'Georg,
tried.• to go all the- way to "third' •
.:was picked off. •,
i1 'walked ' and
stole Second. and third, < 1Vlorley:
Qhih hit to short, scoring Miley.
and . when' Seli couldn't make . a
play at the' plate; be heaved low
to' first •. with Chin safe'• on; the
error that. let 'him go 'to second'.;
'Another error. on the play': at
second' sent him to ,,third . before
• Grreer flied to left field for..the•
third ;out. .:, '
Lucknovti:
Hall' p, G. Chin; sat, ':
'1VIacl?oriald .ss,' Miley, c:; Curn�ing•
3rd, •'11VI. Chin 2nd, C.Greer • rf;' • .
• Halderiby. 1f; M aelntyre cf: •
Wingham; Texnpl'�rrlan if, Spar-
row p, ' Westlake 2nd; Crewso•i
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3rd, Foster et,' Hanna rf.
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Morley ,Chir( is expected to be
out of action for, -a%' couple ,of
weeks with' a , wr r �t injury suf-
fered , it the game in Wings am
on "Friday , night when he -WAS
sttFuck '.inn the w st by a. pitched
+ball. •
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Gate receipts 'were $1111.0
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`�; ,crowd: `of. 2500, which exceeded
cause.his. `peanut-istrut' ; to the
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crea, ure, a s rs . manner :;an...
he won't ,change. ` Pitching like
that, Why does . lie" need to ,care..'
and Why .:mak'e 'a.'change?'' •
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