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THE. 14T.X.KNOW SENTINET.4,1,4UCKNOW, ONTARIO •
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WEDNESDAY; AUG. 6th, 1952
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 16th
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23 classes of Highland Dancing
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$,000.00/in 'prizes
Individual piping, track and field demonstration
PARADE OF MASSED BANDS
Concert in •arena 7.30 p.m.
Dance in the arena 9.00 p.m. -=Ten -piece orchestra
Starts at 11 a.m. — Admission 15 cents ••.,
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VANCOUVER ASSOCIATION
REGRETS REEVE'S PASSING
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Mr. Dan .Alton, who is serving
his -1th year; as 'president of the
Bruce COuntY Old Boys. and Girls
AssociatiOni writes to The Sen-
tinel folloWs:,
. Dear Sir:: •
Ori receiving your, lastSentinel
• .Iras greatlyshOoked at the sad
end tragic •deah-j: C. c
the reeve of: your niiincipaltY.
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,In My 'opinion hisplace wi1 be.
• hard to fill as judging by his•
good 'work in Your teWn and the
surrounding country •he . Was a
• very outstanding person. •
Yesterda3r, July 30th, We held
our annualBruce -Old Boys end
Girls picnic 'in. Stanley Park, iAs
• president in my Opening remarks
I mentioned' about...Mr:, MCNab's
Sad:passing. I was instructed to.
send a letter of Synipathy to Mrs.
MCNab. 1 did sc): today. YOUr
tow has .tost your first ',ctizen
and the. Members Of Our .Associa-
tion here were very Much affect -
d by ,the sad news. •
ur picric was .a Lig. success.
It •is a great reunion Of former
reeiclents from all •comer Bruce
County. • •• . •
Some peOple Cause happiness
wherever ,•they.go",, others,. hen -
ever, .they go. ••/ • •
m......immilimmummummunummaism
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• HOME DINS TIE AND
WIN FRIDA'S GAME
LucknoW LegionnaireS sprang
to life in the final innings •a
• Friday night's game with Mea
ord to earn a 3-1 win over the
powerful northern. squad,• •
1t' was a scoreless game' for
seven innings until Lucknow'
spotted lyleaford run on a hit
and a pair of errors. That looked.
like it, .as the " dejected Legion-
naires -came't10 bat in the bot-
tom of the 8th, With only a single
hit t() 'their ' credit' in 7 innfigs
off Keith Freeman, , Meaford's
•secOncl .string pitcher. The gloom'
thickened as Bell and Bissell
stuckLoutThe never -say -die
Shelley Miley stied upitIes
in three previous trips --.and
clouted one over the centre field
fence to 'tie the 'ball game, 'It
was :a new anie and a neW team,
evieh : though Riggin flied out. to
*centre to retire the side.
• Justice struck- out ' Doby and.
Davis to open the 9th; 'and
Bich-
•ardson 'gounded out Beacom to.
Evansto retire 'the side.
Justice led. off. for Lucknow
and took one between the should-
er blade§ for a free,base. George
Chin 'popped to the Catcher, but
Brother Morley: steped. up and
pasted one over Johnston's head
and. the riht field, fence for' two
.runs and the ball game. 1VIOrley,
was •the . only Legionnaire to hit
Freeman consistently: He slaShed
lean •single10 centrei, in the*
5th, .and Cracked an equally hard
one to. short •i11. the 7th; • ••
Was. a . rousing finis .that
ent a good trOwd• of 1,tickrickw
fans ,*hone, happy,and should
provide' 4. tel build -Up for '1the
playoffs.. . • •
freernan,. who .,spells Johnston
off, was He whiffed 11; and
allowed' only 3 hits. Justice. gav'e
up five hits and fanned 1. While
the Legionnaires •Made five erL
,rOts, they • Pulled off three sen-
sational fielding 01yS. In the 6th.
with two on and two :awa. , it was
do or' die for BellwhOwas play,
deep left. Ile raed:in and
made a beautiful one:hand grab
at the' ground. A Miss wOuld' have
meant two rims. :Riggin made -a
nice running'. cateli . in the,:5th,
with two oil 'arcl..tWo oUt and in.
tthe 3rd GeogeiCir,made a -long
run to • the left'field 'foul line to
pull one down over his shOUlder.
Meaford . ....... 000 0101 5.2
LuCkncyw •00.9 000.012-3 3 5
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OVER SI -TEAM PLAYOFFS
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• • One hears a lot of disgruntled
fans sounding off locally
the "Big Six"i decided to let all
learnsIn the Fastball playoff ser-
ies. At the start of the season it
was decided that only four tealrils
would be in and not so lOngako,
with Hanover alone dissenting,
the fotir,ter .decision was again
upheld.
sf co Bde:a-enl, ads t Lun 0 w
.week" ropposedc u nis t a: c hs'is'
• altered things and by a 4-2 vote
all six -teams were let in. Mea-
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•And Ac) a:thirtYgane SChPclule•
boils down to just SOrnany ex-
hibition games, at a .hall a 'buck
a, head,. which Mr. John D..Suolter
coug_hectAtb,ThLfiasco....P.ort..r1;
in put on here on Monday night
• would have been robbery at two-
bit. . .
•The No. 1 reason (if you. want
;to ghve it priority) 'for' '•all teams`
heing in, is said.to he the Cotton
of 'Hanover threat .to 'protest on
commuters On :other teams, Who,
he, claims; haven't etablished
proper residence qualifiations. •
such is the case; the action,.
•Which apparently found favor
With W.O.A.4. officials •is only
a OP to keep Cotton quet. It's
the • easy Way out, and there are
alWays those who regard rules
as just something .to be broken
anyway. •
If cotton has'anythingn these
ether boy, letting him: intO' the
playoffs doesn't right it..! If he
gets put Out in, the first round
phreoteeasnt..still .C6: .
e back w. th his
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Such goings on, aren't improv-
• ing the presige. Of the WOAA,
• which is being pointed to by
many as a loOP in which You can
get away 'With Plenty.
ucknow 21 9 , .700
Meaford .. . ... 29 .621
•"Walkerton .. . . 29 .15 • 14 .517
:Port Elgn ' 28 '13. • 15 .464
Wingharn 28 • 13 . 5. .464
Hanover 7 23 .234
•'• • Past Week's. R,estilts
meaford 6,"Walkrton O.
• .Walkerton 8, Hanover 0
• L,ucknow 3, Meaford 1
: . *iriharn13; Port Elgin 2
• Lucknow' 9, port Elgin 2
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Ashfield Presbyterian W.M.S.
•• •Mrs. Hector MacLean was ..hos
less for the July *meeting of Ash
field Presbyterian WMS. 'Mrs,
Hugh MacKenzie presided. Miss
Sadie • Johnston •led in prayer.
Mrs.. • Tom MacDonald read the
sp•ttue:andMrs._Duncan: Simp
sOn • gave the. meditatiOn on it.
We were (very Pleased and privil
eed, to have Rev. Schissler of In -
LARGE CROWD, SEES PORT
MAKE FARCE OF FINAL GAME,
:•Lirektioin-r- flegionnaires -wound-
up their 30 -game schedule on
Monday niht, taking. a postponed.
•-gar ie from Port Elgin Lakescles
by a Count of 9-2: The /Victory,
• inreaedliucknOWs hold/on first
,place in the final standing. •
There was .a large crowd on
handto see Port Eigninake a
• farce of the • fiture, and the
stands VerYfaist clearing •out well
• before the ,finish' -'of the game.
and Burrell, alternated on
the mound in •the opeifing inniriga'
with Hall Iaboring2A innings to
give up. three 'walks anda0 pair
of hits, .before .taking over
time clowning 'duties at first.'
• Hank 'Srbith should have seen
this one if 4.ie ." Wanted to sound
off. Why, Hank, Hall even threw
the ball as well as his gloVewhen
he became incensed at a• Play at
first. . • • •
But, ?we're not going to waste
good space on ths- one. The long
zuffering 'fails got • hookedatid
Plenty—by Port Elgin's farsical
performance which' didn't get un
4.1er-Way-u rati-11,4,20-14-_wh idh -was to,
son at that, the kind of a show,
fileakers- put on. • •
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ort Elgin ,,..000000 110-2 8
Lucknoy ......1..100 104 215c-9 12 3"
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• Wsn't itnpressed r..
• The Kincardine. News iroi% tO
the Lucknowyleaford gatne'play-
ed in Kincardine as "a slow game
f' faStball ancta. dds, tf thk
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"fasbll, lts hy& slavball"
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Interior and Exterior
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STEEL ROOF PAINTING.
Sanding At Finishing
Estimates- Without Obligton'
Emberlin & MacInnes
‘Lucknow 194 -in • ••
Wingham, 65442
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today At all druggists, • • . • • •• • •
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TRADE MARK REG
nerkip, who is now,a1ear1cr .at •
Kiritail. Camp,' bring. us .a ,
EAge.• The book ancl-the..,:woid as-
his, theme. .He :showd" us 'nut'
task •in. spreading the go'siet: ao,f,
only • in.' foreign' lands .but in our
own homes , nd Ofl1fl)IflitJ
Mrs. Flora Simploris • thanked thr:,
speaker. lVfary •' Lint !
sang very sweetl. Mrs. Stuar
MacLennan read the ,6th rhapte!'
of -the study book :on Biiti
-Guiana,- Rev-. Schissier-chikcdha_
.meeting With prayer. The hostees
served a dainty lunch nd alL
enoyeda Social time togeth6r. •
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