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TII.E LIT KNOW SENTINEL; LUCKNOW ONTARIO
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WEDNESDAY., JULY 23rd,, .1952 '
._MEAFORD CLOSES` GAP
FOR .FIRST` PLACE SPOT
Lucknow , and, •1Vieaford, top
;contenders for first place • in the
Major'se4es fastball loop; stagged
• a' typical tip -and tuck battle. in
Meaford'. last. Thursday, With the
Ihome town carving out on top
: by a 2-1 'count that. enabled• thein
close the. ' gap b
. � •.t. 'o n the ...pace•-
• setting Legionnaires.
A f aretaste: of things to come
.at playoff time, it had all thea.
wrangling !and rhubarbs that stir
the fans to .a ifrenzy; - •
Lucknow took • ,a 1-0lead in
the 6th but. Meaford, :got • their
, , 1•_ . • pai.it in the' bottom of the 7thz
W0 . eri;,ors . contrilbut nig : tithe
�Mxf downall, ' •
The :real rhubarb tame in. the
8th when MrcLean, with ithe 'ty-
ing run' was .called but, with,, the
limp claiming .he did- not tag up
on li.iggin's° ;hoist to the' outfield.,'
Another argument ensued When.;
Mmpire Crrahaan •`Dey-"of ' Owen
Sound galled Justice out: for what
she claimed was an illegal move
in the batter's box. - '
Coach ' _Jack .Cook was hoisted
„f rom 'the gencre in probably the
Shortest :imminent • on record..
Said. Cook, "You're 'good": Re-
pllley: Dey, "You're. out" A couple..
sof Haws from 'Jack and he waheh
ed the 'refiaainder of the contest
from,. the ,sidelines.
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Russ. Johh'son struck out 14 to
5 ifor Justice, but Charlie' ; was.
,master with men on bases. acid'
. left 12 Meaford runne• s , stranded:
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• , . Meaford •had a4 7' 6• edge, in� the
(hitting- ,department ,and. : Were.
Steadier ' defensively with 1 • error
to five , tby' 'the Legionnaires.
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Lucknow 000 001:000-1 6 '5.
Meaford 000 ,00,4 20x-=2 ; 7, 1
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FA'STBALL':SERIES IS,' •
:REACHING: FEVER' HEAT
• With fastball playoff time, just
- around ` the .corner exciternent is .'
running a., fever 'pitch' and every:
game's .a -battle — • land: ari ai<gu-
Ment. Wednesday .night Witigham
played here• in .a..maighty import-
ant :game,, end or. Friday ..night
The .Legionnaires Moire to Con•:.
naught Park, Kincardine, to ; take
•on Meaford in, a regular • fixture
With the League ; leadership at
stake.
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JUST SERVE
PORT, WINS ON- DISPUTED;
RUN IN TW'ELFTH°•INNING •
Port. Elgin strengthened their•
hold on, 4th pace in ,the Major
fasliball series by nosing Luck-
now Legionnairesin the Lakeside
town on , Mondar • night 2 to' 1
The winning run, a hotly dis-
puted one, ..decided the' fixture.
in the • 12th innntg, ` ' ' ' '
Both' pitchers were in rare (form
with -17 Strikeouts each end giv-
ingg up but 3 hits each until 't the
12th, which endedina.• real :rhu-'
barb :with; the Legionnaires fight-
ing mad in what they.. claimed
was ',barefaced robber'i'; a pair
whom
of 'Southampton
thed ' had objected' to :earlier in
the scr
iers,. but•
Port , on' . Monday night when;
game time rolled round.
4- Hall gota walk for 'Port as
lead-off man in .the first inning
and, another pass ,and a hit con-
verted it • }to 'a run. Lucknow tied
it up' in• ` the .5th 'when Evans.
singled; • stole second • and scored
.singled,
MacLean's hit. tt looked like
a' marathon contest -:as •inning .af-
ter 'inning slipped by without an-
-other score.. In- Elie bottom .of. the.
12th Wilson struckout. ',Burred
followed ihim and clipped e single
and stole second. Porter rolled to
short, with , Burrell's •.. deliberate
interference on the play prevent-
ing Miller at short •frown fielding
tthe ball, which, rolled, : to the out-
field as 'Burrell .streaked to the
(plate; That was it so "far .as the
!ball game was concerned, hut the.
shouting and the tumult" .that
followed Was ;.-something else
lagarii;• and a feature attraction it;.
self.
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Lucknow :...0000.10 000 000=•-1 3 1
•Port Elgin ...10'0 000'000 001-2 ° 5 1
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DISLIKE:` "PASSING" :HITTERS
A dispatch. from• Meaford has
the fallo-wing; comment in ; eori=
nection With ursd'ay's 2 1 vic
tory over the 'local
While *the deliberate passing of
outstanding bitters with men ' .on•
biasses:' is considered' . "good base=
ball'•'; many' fans. (were far 'from,
(pleased• thalt' they, were note giv-
en the opportunity to see Charlie.
Justice of Lucknow arid ';• Russ
Johnston of Meaford "hit in. ;the
clutch"' ori :Thursday evening. ,•'
Justice 'started the .. intentional
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passing' and. ,he,• threw • to ,;John-
son just . once all night. Then, •
when .Justice came 'up with men
on bases, Johnson Was ordered .to
pass him: Prior to this Johnson
had struck out Justice:
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EDDIE FEIGNER GETS
PUBLICITY IN "LIFE -
Life Magazine in arecent issue
devoted three pages of pictures
land story to "The 'K'ing and His
Court", on who; Ilughie Hail and
the Lucknow Legionnaires,'tagged
a 4.3.'defeat last 'summer: •:
The King, Eddie Feigner, didn,t
take the defeat to graciously in
the .opinion of many' of the 2,..00
fans who' jammed the park for
this tilt. - �^ • •
"Life" quotes Feigner as say
ing, "When I'm bearing dawn
there isn't a man alive who can
hit 'me". It" was plain when he
.played in this Village that mod-
esty, was one of ' •Eddie's; short-
comings• •
7—TI e 27 -year -aid' hurter,. am iNic'
phan from. Walla Walla, Wash.,
was so good at 17 Mat he wta's.
barred from local competition and
in :1946 he and three friends
formed• 'a fourman . team that
toured "the country taking on the
best nine=man teams that would.'
face them.. Since, they they have
:won 378 gamesand last only" . 56.
Ile • has 22 no-hitters to his crediit.,
The foursome ,travelled by sta-
ttion wagon;, and 'while . they have
Made 'as. much as $80q7 each • in.
exhibitions, the average is .~$75
each. To bring them to Lucknow
required 'a $400 - guarantee and it
paid off . handsoanely. .
"Now", says Jaffe, "because the
best teams.in' the countryrefused
to 'play ahem arid risk lwnulita-
tioi, Feigner• andthis, friends .join'
ed .a regulation team and recently
ham ion
defeated the World C p
Clearwater Bombers 1-0.
Past Week's Results
Port Elgin ,.7, Wingham. '3
Hlan•over 3, Walkerton '2
Meaford 2, Lucknow 1
Port, Elgin 2,: Lucknow `1 (12'
innings) • ,
Hanover' 1, Meaford 0
',Walkerton, .at. Wingham (post-
poned):-:
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THE 'STANDING
W: :L :Pert.
,ucknolw. 26 18+' 8' ' .692'
Meaford
Walkerton
Port Elgin
,Wingha yin
Hanover
24' 16 8'. .667,
25 .13 • ;12 .520°:
2:4 12 12 :500
24 11 ' 13
.•:.460
2T522185 • John Ryan ofGoderich Miss An-
, ,nie "Kennedy with her sister, Mr..
WEDDING B._.
BRIDAL CHADWICK a
Blue delphinium, ' phlox `rand
roses formed the background for
a pretty summer wedding. On Sat-
urday, July, 19th at. the home of
Mr.,. and Mrs. Sam Chadwick on
the .Sixth Concession of Kinloss
when: their daughter, PYiyh s'. Jean
was united in. iruarritage to John.
Stewart Bridal, son of Mr: nd
Mrs. Charles Bridal of 'Saskatch-
ewan. Rev. Lindsay of London 'of-
ficiated.
Given in marriage by her fath-
er the •bride chose a pink sum. -
mer suit with white accessories;
and •a corsage of pink roses.. She
carried �a :white Bible. Miss Dor-
othy, Windley of Windsor ,attend=
ed The bride. •She , wore •a pale
blue summer suit' with white` ae
cessories. and :a corsage of pink
carnations. .• Rev. Barsness of
Windsor was groomsman and Mr.
John Chadwick,' brother ofthe
bride ,acted as usher., The soloist
was Mrs, . Barsness of Windsor
who sang. "The. Weddings Prayer"
and "Together through -Life's
Pathway • we tread". Wedding
music ;was played byMr. E. Um-
bach;of Lucknow.
Receiving'afterwards the bride's
mother chose a gown, of grey lace
and ,matching accessories. with. a.:
icorsiage ' of cream, roses. A ' wed-
ding dinner' was served by'
friends ;of,: the bride, to guests
who were present from Alabama,
Michitga, n, •Toronte, Wihd-
sor and :Grand 'Bend..
end there.
BARN--Qn July -'7th; in Wing -
ham Hospital: tp Mr. and, Mrs.
Russell Purdon, a 'soli.••
- Mr. and -Mrs. Albert McQuillin
spent the;,week-end. at Pt. Clark
with Mr. , and Mks. Jack Caarip-
'bell.
'Mr. and :Mrs., Clifford 'Ileiffer
and :family of Wiiigham visited
With: her parents,. ,Mr.. and Mrs.
Ezra Welllwood .here and also rel-
atives tart Bruce Beach. , ;
Mr. and' Mrs,, Walter ' James • &
family spent the i'w�e•ek ,end; with
•relatives .at Preston,
'Mr., and: ' Mts:. Victor Emmerson .
and. Mr and Mrs. Ezra Scholtz.
viisited Sunday. with Mr.: and Mrs.
WIITECHURCH
The WM.S of the'Presbyterian
church washel'cl fast Thur: etay. ;at
the h41n.e of Mrs. Albert Walters
with ,'.a good : attendance. Mrs:- Jas.,.
McInnes,- vice-presidentt, opened'
the ,meeting by givingie call to
worship. Mrs:' Frank CC'bulter led
the responsive scripture reading.'
Mrs:. Dawson• Craig gave the fined-
ithtatioir—paper,vi hiehwas-prepared
by :Rev. R.: D. A. -Currie. Prayer
was offered by Miss Annie Ken-
nedy. The topic from the study
book.was given by Mrs: Earl Cas-
lick, Mrs. Percy Caslick•.and Mrs
Wm., . 'Caslick. Mrs. John Craig
gave'• a• paper, :Mrs • •Geo. Fisher
gave a reading, Glad Tidings
prayer given by Mrs. Albert Walt'
ters,' financial report by treasurer
;Mrs. Johnston` Conn: •who also.
(gage the offertory prayer. The
roll ..cell was "answered- by the
word debtor,. Lunch was served
and' a; social. time enjoyed .at,,the
close' of the meeting. ``
Mr. and Mrs:: Harley Camp;
'bell and 'Mi.. sand Mrs. Clarence
Blackall of Toronto'.: spent•• the:
week, -end With- 1X4r 'arid. Mrs. Geo.
McCienaghan;
' Mrs, 'Ezra Scholtz and' her•
mother, Mrs. Charlie Martin; also
Mrs, • Elroy Laidlaw. and 'baby &
Mrs. James Laidlaw 'visited "last
•Tuesday at Goderich with Mr; &
Mrs. John 'Reid, Mrs. ilyari acid
McBrien�
Bev 'Maeconnell :of ,.Lucknow
Will preach in•' the Presbyterian
church next Sunday; ' •
Mt, ane Mrs. Sid Foein of . Tor-
onto. are 'visiting this '• week; with
'her mother., Mrs, IViac Ross, also
Mr, and Mrs., Maidohn 11,oss and'
(:fainiily of Galt spent Monda,y.'with
his Wier:, '
Mrs thScott ' Patterson. and t,ro
children of Detroit visited with
the ' tatter's grandfather, Mr, ken
.Patterson arid • his sister" Mfrs.
(Rev".) Mundell :spent the 'week -
and Mrs.` Harry Ti:chbortie ' 'of
Goderich and Miss .Margaret ,Tart'
lop with •,her brother,. Mr:. :and
Mrs. art'• Taylor of Lucknow
May form around' here will be
interested - to know that Mr.k 'toy;
Patten of St 'Georges' and foriri-
erly station (argent there, is super-
annuated :after 22years as agent:.
The Sunday,,S,chool, of the Un='
Red Church had. a picnic at the
lake last Saturday.
Mr: a-ndrs:uriean- Kennedy
of Wingham spent., Sunday ,-even'-'
ling with his mother, Mrs,°David
:Kennedy:,. •
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