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DOWNSDRUG STORE n.
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Elmer' ` U'mbach,:. graduate druggist of
Kitchener., has taken over Downs. Drug; .
• s' a: hearty
Store an l..ucknow,-.and extend.
:invitation to. the people of Lucknow .and
District 'to visit his store. A share of your.Q
paptronag e is' , solicited . ancl, will be: ap
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THURSD•AY,,,?U1,.Y 7th; 14049.
The -local threesorfle of •• Well -
on' McCoY, Howard. Agnew
and Isaac; Nfiller placed second
at the Hanover Alerchan'ts' trebles
tournament on Wednesdaylof last
week. .They each received i id-
son ;ay: blankets.. • .
The--iucknow' rink w'as tied.
for ,first place v with a°' London
rink with. four wins.and 'a plus
.,..
of 29. The London rink won cedar
chests as first, +prize,
TOS REPAIR. OLD VIOLIN.
MADE, BT, INDIANS
t: • - ori- Geo.,
afternoo
,'Thursday ,
Last . front. this :angle,. ,
kir tit for tat fro
1 • at. a
Jaindirie" lxeld' aii auction• sae Y in -
d etern
LEGIONNAIRES LOST :IN
9th, -AFTER STAGING RALLY
Luckhow Legionnaires, . 1.0 s t
their, first League igariie• • in five
starts, on Friday night when,
Speiran's Dukes, of, Blyth. edged
put." a 14413 *in. - The Legionnaires
defeat was 'before a large boli
,day. crowd, which.; wildly •watch-
eKl them come frame 4beliirid, and
then boot it away.. •:in the fatal•
ibdbib1es'Played their
ninth. Blyth,
a'rt , in Lucknow •euentually,�get
ting into the lead, so it,wlas.'prob;
snlighty gob •.. n
Branz�,ocl�bu'i^�i- farm; south o+f Pt, It Was,
■ ! ■ Clark ' -when tree property w men , Win
um
• tune' and Help, to .pay . off that
rug
tore., offered ' ed 'for sale subject to a re;:.of ball be it good or bad should
ed of:'
served bid, and Was not 1Sp0s- Make the turnstiles click a merry
CLINTON BROKE iiJP TIGHT
STRUGGLE ,'IN LAST FRAME
.Clinton • Radlio *School. softball.
nine too brie' Lucknow Legion-.
naires by, a 15 to 10 score, before
• a rather slim crowd in the Cal,
•edoniari Pai'k on. Mo dayoevea
ins. It was . the first time• .in.
three gannes that. ClmtQ',n, nnan,
alged . a w'in ; gv'er . the ..!.I fon-
nares .,: ,
The . game '• Was a . £ast and
■ ■ 4 Prescriptions ' Promptly Filled
•.. ' the ioneer-day relics ,floodlighting debt that The Leg-
. ■• •: • •,. .:;.� '•. .: Phone -13-w, . Lucknow , .. A Among p
th t
•.
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holies 'to ,regain !his, health by'`
complete rest. •
•
, Left Towri' Tuesday'
Mr and : MTs. Charles, ,Doyle
en+d, children ' Elizabeth " Bud-
dy,
Tuesda. .
• .village. o Y
t" the.
ref
Mr.. Doyle . t enjoying.
d • health' an has' had, to ,give
ito+ii. here. They Weil
up ,his,p�
nd the. suminaer, • at . the cot-
tfige at Cloelh 1, where Mr.. Doyle
Mr Jardine P
has reserved ion •assuinned in giviug',the Muni
-
a
an old violin case mn,ade for his ciipali+ty this civic asset
father 1bv the Ii'idians.. The Jar- George Chin 'started on the:
dine homerstead was ,established mom for uo w;
d
a f
table hed ' L kno but could
Suffered'. Severe
Attack
. '
Mr. Simon Plewes of town suf
fered a, ,coranary' throanibosis at •
•session of Ed�Baker of to w- •. ntil . the •_9th .;;Three, • walks, a
•tack : least Wiedneaday -and for --a• r V
. have '' it re 'red and .re ; le ' a•, triple,-. in: the se-co—nil-
.
ec•ond
few days his con!dntion was°quite lilans to. Pa doulb and
ritical. •
strung. ,gave ...Myth ,a 4`, run . lead, . that
-critical.,.,
y
., idoked,ltke.,a mountain as V�T,alter'
fiarras was h:an,dcuffiirg'lhe Legg
ionnaires :But lie'. blew ' in the '
sixth- and was replaced . by Tun
•r;ek. By • the'"'time ,.the: dust.. set="
fled Lucknow had.'ramjpaged ,,f'or.
nine runs an'd a '10=7.lead. Going.
inlet, the 9th'the: count stood :13 9
'for,' •Lucknow: and. if. looked -like
'a -vietbry. for Alex'. Hackett who
had done . a r neatobit .of :relief;
•
hurling. , .
at FSoint Clark just a year short not, •.cbntrol his fast ball• and was
of a century • �of ago. .generous with free passes, while
The s ;this.; In+dtan-+:.he labored for tired 'innings.The
made `violin are, 'now in,' the pes second '.was' Blyth's best; inning
g.
sparkling one and •; in doubt all
the.:•wayuntil the f'i'st ofd the
Lucknow +blew. a . bit '
�inth,.o w:ki,+en t
ball a
iter' la � airtight: b r?d
the Air"rnen' punched h n •e four
runs to settle the issuer
of Ashfield.•'
Archie McIntyre ,
first n : i for. Lucknow •'in
9.tli • ' of , Ioai; . and the fans'
• foe .: g
were ..raotii*g• fdr, a .rally, but:
Manson;Clinton's left- hand ace,
had the .game' 'well.. in hand and
the
next three men to face him'
went :dawn in order
The he gionnaires starting' line
up was' changed early in" the;
game :•with the' .arrival: of Alex
1VIacIntY and:George 'and Nfor
•ley-Qhin.
rho xad,�been. pi�yg.,T
,hardball'' with Ripley ' at Codex
ic'h
Score. MO' Innings
:Clinton . ... .• 300 002 104410 •
•
•
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1Y
,r
ad
•
But. $lyth Was; determined;'•and
aided by sonxe lusty clouting, and..
a couple of errprs in centre field
staged a five -run spree that gave
•tlieny the fixture: Honors go to•
Pinchhitter..A't 1 son who came
through with ahat with the bases
to-aded :and two awSay, and ,Walter
Tarras had.his revenge `;by banig
ing Out the hit that drove inthe
Winning run: In '',Lucknow's 'half,
with ;thetop :.of the orders up, the
side was • retired one, two, three. and ball: .
'-Blyth; Glare, •1 st; ` Snell; _if;., support by. phis .'husky .. '
• wise teamanates.
Johnston, cf;, Lockwood, ss; Tun Goderich:. Pinder, 2nd, Beadle,
.nee , 'ss, p, , Watson, 2nd, �Rhiel, 21icii.At i?, Sanderson, cf;•Hawthorne; 3i•d,
3rd,i Grey,. c.; Torras, g,. Gardener ,'rf,• Thompson,..•ss; • "Att
Lucknow 102' 1Q0 100- 5 ,`
LU.CKNOW : BANTAMS; 'LOST'
OPENER HERE MONDAY.' :•
W.O.A.A, Bantm
• it.ueknow's a
fdroP,ped their first
tonclay night to the
ads; by an '11-4 score.
df thee'°. runs'.
tne' ening.
nd tuck
..hardball .:tea.
start' here o
°Godericii
Goderich ..go
in; the ' second an
Otherwise it was a
battle; ; Bad" 'base running bthe
ny
inexperieceLucknow idscost
them• the chance . of scoring at '.
least' a half dozen run.
Rirghthande+r . Bill Fisher work-
ed The first three ' innings for
Lucknow
a n d Lefty ' D6iiald
Thompson, finished '. the 8 ,inner
1VIiacDonald "went" the . route for.
Goderich and was given:air-tight
•
ra
.kinson; c
Lucknow: `M. +Ohin, 3rd, J . Mc-
Doriakl, ss; 'G •Chin, p,. 2rhd;. H.
'Greer,;, 2nd, Of; B. '1`,releaVen, •c,
B. Simpson, rf; Hackett. pq .'.J.
:C3ook, .1st, :A. IVlicInty, re, cf
Balt urnpire'-E.: 1d. Agnew., ;
Score by Innings
Blyth ,... , :..< • 041011 025 :-14
Lucknow 000'109 210=13
•
ridge, lst;'Mc:Donald, p;McBride;'
c. •
Lucknow.' C. Chin, ss, rf,•And-
erson , 1st,. 'McNay, 2n.d •
.'J.
rd," p; Thomp= �.
' Chin, 'cf; Hedley:,• : •
:sono ; 3
c; Carter; 1f, Fisher, .p,, ss Gam-
mie, rf, ' 3rd
Score. by . Innings
Goderich .. ' 064' 010 00-11
Lucknow 02i •001.00--: 4 •
TO.
'START FASTBALL
GAMES, AT 8.30. ,
Lizcknovtr ; Legionnaires get'• In-
to 'action -;again; tomorrow niight.
when' they Otangle with Teeswat t..
-iii the -Caledonian Palr,-Starting
timefor a11.gaines has 'now been
advanced ' a half hour toy 8.39:
sharp, a,,change that ;will. be ap-'
preciated .by the fans.;
The Legionnaires :ate, provid
Mg :mighty. ,good, entertainment','
even though they have dropped.
t�yo. in .a tow. `.Manager Chuck,
Webster' assures us the . "losing
streaky is at:.an end,. but this.
• Teeswater squad are.; a battling
outfit; a n�t.;,,should: he 'a ding-
dorig affair Come: Friday .night.
Row about a ,standfull of fans?
Here's rni.g*ity good citable : for
•� •your money and • 'the Legion
• 'he Bantam hardbah team:u as,
,rained out last: Wednesday, after
they •'had made 'the trip to Wings'.
ham to the schedule A
cloudburst 'at starting ;time, 'short
ly after 6.30, Washed brut th'e fix•
tire, before ; a' 'ball .w1os .thrown;
`There "wasn't a drolf iii -n --hetes
Ed' Baker : h'as taken orri the
management of the B ntain.team,.
with 'Io} y 'Greer as i.cc,arl1., The
-boys•. ddropped--thele ft "4t_.!tart on
MQflday,. to 'an expe'r'ienced andT
much bigger Goderih nine•
*.* a.
' their floodlighting` debt.
* *
TcbY Greer is ori the sidelines
at PrkSen4•With .**a brelcten, little
* finger, received early in the,
learn, baseball.,has liken a dead
war days, but they didn't, do bad;
out to ;practiSe and pay att,ention.
to their coach, will improve riP1
,xii7gkaetloee: a:nodup'sliiteis:tolie„.tihnitnheesf.. tiheladt,
alid,inbre aleriness.„in base roll'
„the boys need to improvt-prolit6r