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d."IEGIO11TNAIRES EDGE, JOth:.
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INNING WIN BY 3-2:
Zt too ten innings; but onl , . y�.
lap: hour and a half, fo r Luck -
avow Legionnaires to edge
Win over the Centralia Airmen'
in ' the Caledonian Park :last
, ,Thursday evening. The weather
man provided 'a perfect night for
the fixture and a recordbreaking
crowd. waS. iii attendance,
" ;Hiighie Hall stole the show,.He.
a
clouted mi ht hoarier -'over the
,mighty
centre : field f en9'e. in the third
inning to. drive in,Jack 'MacDon
old' ahead of•. him, •who.,was on'
'With.one:. of• . pair o.waks
l he
;de
r•w. a`•. i'.
'. This wiped out iCenitralia's •ane
run • lead' ,from the second frame
when an • error and.. two. passed
balls gave them, an easy run.: Hall
• was steaming them ,in.. so fast
t at Banks, his battery ;mate, had
t , ble in heading him,. A.:. hit,
n infield out 'and. a •Passed ball
gave 'Centralia theequalizer in
the 5th inning and.at the end of
nine"- it. still stood: 2-a11:
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Hall won his own ball game
- ;the...He-hoist'–
'�. in, the last of , .
`, " ed one to deep • right, that: drop-
ped' through. the fielder's hands.
Hall tagged., - ;up_._ .at second, . He
stole ; ,third "while Banks was
'vu'izififiivg, and when they tried; to
•ck `Hug ghie off ..third. she legged•
it. home in ;nothing. flat as . the
third baseman, let 'the'' ,horsehide:.
*get' past, liixn :a few feet: That
was it, land.the'crowd went home
. jubilant' with '. three. wins:
!Centralia .'Nine :Were a real
'threat throughout:; They used.
two pitchers;• who combined for
13 strikeouts aril gave'up 'a. scanty,
4' hits, (but issued 8' -walks
, Hal.was again brilliant ;with
14 strikeouts, and scattered -seven
hits ,
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Centralia 010..010' 000 0=2
Lucknow 002 `000; 000. 13
"Centralia• Carrachar, •• White,
Andrews, Armstrong, ,; Thornton,,
(Donald, Johnston, Summer, and
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,. p.l. KNOW, ONTARIO
PUNCH HOIVIE RUI.. IN 9th
• TO WIN AT SEAFORTH
Luckriow Legionnaires made it
four straight on , Mond;ay: night,
in toppling the ierful Seaf.
orth•
squad on ome
diamond by
a 5-4 score: Clarence Greer Scor.-
ed the; .tie-breaker in the first
half of. the 9th• after the Legion
naires'' detente', went wobbly in
the •8th: to.- Permit the "Bosharts
a three.-runr`ally;that knotted the:
ceu'nt. • • :.
ers
' ifed: •13 batt.
Hu kxre HAIL. whf , . .
anc1 allowed /but 4` hits. His new
cattery Mate, Luke Brooks, work-
`ea�
• behind the plate and •did
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neat .chore of handling •Hal, s ;hot
ones ' ' • • '•
The Legionnaires collected nine,
hits ' off O'Shea, who. had two
s'trikeputs. Lucknow got off .to. a
good start 'with a' 3 -run •onslaught.
.in the. 'opening inning. • Seaforth
got one of :.them. back in theirs
Lucknow made it 4-1 in .the.
6th ' and it looked.like clear sail-
ing till ,the • fatal ,8th,, when Sea
forth tied it' up. Lucknow won it
speedily in' the lstof the ninth
and with Isler• in .a scoring posi-
tion for•'Seaforth in the last of
the 9th, Hughie mowed down' the
wast two batters swinging.__
.Lucknow: Andrew, .. if;". Greer
`2nd; MacDonald, : ss; Hall, p;
.Brooks, c; . Chin; cf;•'Treleaven,
hf Gioggins, 3rd; . Cook, ist.
T,Seoxth:.Mulford, 3rd; Krieg-
ler, ss; O'Shea, p; • Smith, • •lf; Proc-
. tor, 1st; Wade, rf; Henderson, ,c;,
hsIer, cf; Cameron, 2nd. •
Lucknavy: .30.0.001.001=5
Seaforth ...,,100 000 0&0
Games Coming tip,
June 39—Goderich at Lueknow
July 5..--Lucknow at Winghan
July.' '7 Wingharn`at Lucknow
Jitney -Winners
`There;. were 14 `bowlers . took
part in the. local Mond y • night
jitney..Winne'rs were -Fred . Jrack-
son; Gordon MacPherson, 'Isaac
;Miller and .Mx s. ' W. A. Solomon:
Lucknow: Andrew, Ci; C: Greer,
MEN'S DOUBLE. PRIZES
ALL GO: OUT. OF TOWN
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Banks, e; Goggin, 3rd;;Gould, rf;
:Treleaven,'lf;''Cooke,, est... ' f
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New Uniforms For Legionnaires
: iSe ball fever is ' running at a
high : pitch here, ;''and in keeping
with ;the •"atmosphere" the Leg-
i.onnaires will soon step out ` .in,.
new 'uniforms;. which' have been
• badly 'needed:'
. Fifteen iiniforrns will ,each;
have the name pf the individual
sponsor :across the:back. The .can
v.ass: for :sponsors •.wag- made last
week and was no sooner begun•
than it was ;'done:
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..Twenty rinks competed in the
Mien.'s •iDoubiles twilight at the
local , greens. Mast r reek,, with 'all
'£ilvie, prizes going to out-of-town
:trundlers. Winners were: 1st, Mc
Kay and ,DuVal,;,•Winghain . 2nd;
Weibster' and 'Brown , Wingham;.
3rd, Mathieson and 1VIc1VIan.us,
Goderich; 4th, Gray, •and Vodden,
•Blyth, 5th, ...Allison and Moore;
Goderich ,
' Caretaker . of the greens this
year is Wm. Brown. of Luc'know.
He. has them in :fine 'shape now,
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and they ere : at their best' for
'this doubles event.
'Phone 1131:'
'Kincardine
PAYING " HIGILIEST' PRICES'
FOR;.LIVE 'POULTRY.
'ALSO SCRAP BAGS AND ;SACKS
Poultry. Cu11ing A Specialty,'
GOODYEAR TRACTOR TIRES
Several Sizes In .Stock
WOODS' ELECTRICAL' EQUIPMENT\
Houle Freezers,' Frig's,' Stoves, Grinders, Etc.,
LAN` MOWERS, SHARPENED
Change. Over From. Steel To Rubber
On. Any, Implement,
• SEPTIC. -TANKS
FIX TRACTOR FLATS',
`'Ptone 64-r-11, Lucknow WELD'ING • DONE AN `W1F ER,E' •
ASHFlELD SCHOOL
AREA PICNIC -3
The; -third ;annual .picnic spon-
sored by the Ashfield • Area.
Sehool Board was held at Kin-.
tail 'Camp on June 21st,, and was
well attended by (pupils, parent$
and ratepayers of :the, Township.,
Early in the afternoon,and un-
der perfect- -weather conditions,'.
the sports got underway.. The in-
spectgr, . Mr J,. i3'. Kinkead, the
secretary treasurer, Mr ,. Richard
Kilpatrick, rid #Messrs. W...Altorr,
W. W
:Tigert, L: Gibson, 1VI. Durnin
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and G::Finlayson, members of:the.
Board; •.all took an active .part iu
looking after the , events,,,a n d
prizes,' Mr, Aaron Boak, in charge
of the loud' -speaker; kept folks
infor'ned o'.f all the activities and
prize w, ..
.inners.. The male•teachers`
• assisted with ,'the'pumping '4114
vaulting while the �ady teachers
g
, were': in charge of games for the
small childrenand acted on the
lunch_committee. The Kintail. In.
stitute ; had . an „ ice cream ,, and.
dandybooth which was well pat-
ronized.
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To '1Viir. .
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went the 'h•Peter NI�cNa�, ed
onor and prize for be-
ing the' oldest at the picnic,' and
to Rodney McDonagh, aged three
weeks, 'went the prize;: for the.
'Youngest baby.
The 'program .featured twoex-
citin,g'•softbal games. Fdr •.the ` 1st
'game ,the ,teams: were::composed:
of twoplayers from. each school.
.The, 'final • game played.; after
lunch, was closely. contested; '`be_
'tween- 'Port Albert 'and. Belfast,
with• Belfast-' winning ;the' ,gain
and the silver 'cup trophy donat
ed by;;1VIr,-: 'Aaron Beak. of Port
Albert:.`•
After. a • bountiful basket lunch,
Mr. `• Walter• Alton made a ;brief
speech,. thanking::: all, who had
,come to Make the: picnic a site
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cess. and alio: thanked the camp
,directorsfor-the ' use pf 'their'•fine,
grounds.'A- cordial invitation was
extended to: all present ,to attend
next year and boost the Ashfield
School, Area picnic
•Girls, 6 years -Janie Finlayson,
Mary: Lou' Collinson; Margaret
•McLennan,. • Eileen Vasell, Bet-
ty• • Ferris, : Barbara. Finlayson.:.;
Boys; T Alen McKenzie; Walter
Mole, , .Lloyd :Corbett,: Donald.
1 ill, L111,1.,,111"1"".1
il, t•au
ray, Campbell
Girls, 10 years — Janet Thor-,•
'burn, Elaine McIntyr•Kathleen
Hackett, . Norma. Pentlae, nd•, Mar-
ion McLennan, Joyce•.lVlcNay
Boys -Terry. Dalton, Jin Blake,,
Bibby _Harris; Larry. McIntyre,.
Kenneth Mct enzie, Billy Black.;
�Grrls, 12 Verona Ellis, -Dolly'
McGee, Ann., and Mary Doherty.'
Boys -Norman Stewart, Murray
Popp; Ralph .Nixon.'
Giris, I4=Evelyn Athill, 'Isa
1bel
Tigert, . Loretta Martin. ' Boys
Norman Stewart,. • Floyd John-
stop and Freddie Anderson, John.
'Rutherrfbrd:.:
Young Men—Eddie ' Tigert Col
in .•Hawes; Charlie -Hallam. Young
ladies ---,Shirley Hamilton,
lyn":Pithily' ..Isabel , Tigert..
Wheelbarrow, ' boys --• Irwin
Campbell ,Floyd .'Johnson, `Bruce
Raynard-David Kirkland, Carmen
Nixon -Wayne Stewart. Girls
Freda Hackett 'Ann Doherty, Isa-
belTigert-Mary Doherty, Evelyn
Athill-Dolly': McGee (tied for sec-
ond), Nerma Errington•.Cois YViole
Sack race,. boys–Irwin Camp-
bell, #Franlalira Stangel;• Delmar'
Maize. '" GirlsiKathleen I-lackett,.
Gertie Campbell.
;-legged race, boys Carmen
and John. "Nixon, Kenny Alton
Leslie < Ha] lam, ' Floyd Johnston
John Rutherford: Girls -'••lsabctl
'rigert-Evelyn Athill; Nornia'
rington-Lois Mule, Sylvia. 'Cur
'ran -Ruth, Keane, `
Softball . thrryw,' ' Jr., girls: --
:Louise McLennan, Joyce McNay,
gonna Pentland,' 13oys—Billy
Black,. • Bariry'MeDonagh, . J. C.
Dtrrnin Sr.-igir1s--Shit'1ey 1am-
iltorr,`.: Raelcen" Hamilton, Isabel
• Tiger‘ Sr. boys Wes Rivett,,
Jack 1VIcLennan, "Freddie Ander-
5011:.l .unni:ng bread jurnp, Jr, girls
—Ann McKenzie, Betty. Lou ,yeas-
cella,_ .Kathleen .Hackett. Jr. boys
Billy 731,ack;' Morris Dalton,
Mtke Dalton, Sr•' :g{ir1s u,Lillian.
Popp, Isabel Tigert, Evelyn At -
Nil: Sr. boys --.--Norman Stewart,
John ,ftutherford Roy Keane,
KA1RSREA; INSTI,TUTE MAKES.
DONATIONS, TOTALLING, $50
The Kairshea. Institute met in
the .I-lolyrood Hall on :June 22nd,
one week later than usual on ac-
count of she district annual .be-
ing held `on the regular day: The
hostesses;:were Mrs, Parrish Mof-
fat and- Mrs. Wm. Evans. This.
meeting was, „given- to historical
research- and icurrent..;exehts and
the roll 'call was answered by
parriesof '"great lovers 'of .hist-
ory",
Adonation of $25.90 waS.nade
to the' Manitoba Flood :Relief; $15
to the Salvation .Army: and $10.
to Lucknow; Agricul't'ural Society;
It .was: decided that 'anyone want
ing''.an' •fnstitute pin. should„hand
n on ” ' into the
their' `name ad. est Gardner is ltn#p
he near• f u ture. T,he
sec. treas int u , Mr, and' Mrs.': ,
.,s Tasker ar.� ,
auction sale. ,,of. ,home-made , art. spending' .a W!h�ile .°w.ith: Ali and,
rid
idles `w quite .: a success.. Miss. Mrs: Cecil Gardrnei
Annie `'•1cKa �' acted as •. au�ction; Miss Ruth An e .. y •. .. .. R Curran of Crewe is
eer• It was •decided.'to held the assisting, Mrs. Jim Hunter.
picnic • on Friday,' June 30th as -';.. The Zion .Su:nday School. i
P epic
soon as school is out in casy) at the. end
' e of: ' is today (T'hursda
inflantkle paralysis. starting. of ..the Twelfth.
The •: current elvents . `were pre-:.
pared', iby Miss .Annie McLeod and ,"We Adopted Three'' . " ..
by When should foster parents tell
'their 'children ':ot. their: adoption? ' ' `
Read • the''he.art-warrning story of
Ernest , Cady, :foster -parent ofd. 3
adopted children, who: success.
.:fully Read
and. =solved this'- ro _
p b
lem .. ; "We Adopted Three"
in he American; `Weekly, great •
magazine.with.., this • Sunda
(July 2). ' issue of. The Detroit
Sunday , Times. ,
THURSDAY, JUNE 29th,
ZION:A
SMr. Jack Macintoshvisited on •
Sunday evening with Mr, and,
Mrs, Frank Ritchie,
Mr, and 0.Mrs. Jack McLean Qf°
Rochester visited, with' Mr ,and'
Mrs, . H,arvey Ritchie' •Sunday °ev.;.
ening;
950
Miss Ruth •Baynard spent the
week -end With Miss Katharine
Ketchalbaw..
' Mr, and•Mrs. Pordon Kirkland
and family 'visited in London and
were accinn,panied back by Mrs:
Andrew and.John horn Lan,•
sing, > Michigan. ,
Mrs. Will• ` •Gardnei ,''i. •
with,, s• visiting .:
with Mrs. Margaret • Qardner. of
Dungannon: •
• We- are- glad* to :hear Mr
Ern=
raving.
read Mrs.. Ross McMillan and
the motto "aiM ,when ' you grow
old' to be called .a dear old soul
not a .horrid '.old. thing" Was well
taken by Miss '; Annie. .McKay. '
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• The guest speaker was as _ Rev:
Mr.. Baulch . who 'gave, a . very.
teresting and ;instructive talk on
.the book. entitled "This ' •is , my.
choice'., Solos were `rendered. by
Mrs: ;,3. Carruthers, Mrs,,:. James
McTavish `and Mrs, Chadwick, An
instrumental was much' enjoyed
Cpl yecHs -le ss-- ve1yn--Johnston
,and Mrs Hughes favored with a
reading. .a
Mrs: R ` Martin ° gave the
ing • remarks which , brought
very interesting meeting. to a1,`
close. God .• Save the ' ' King .was
sung and : a bountiful lunch •ser-
ved "by the ';directors.
`ASHFIELD
Six,children nere'.:baptiz' • at
t ria
°. the •Pre' n
the � service: in , sl
Church.on`Sunday morning• They,
Were:, John: Weir, son of Mr. and'
Mrs::D. MacKay; • Alexander Neil
Douglas, son of . Mr. and :Mrs,
-Jack MacKenzie; Isabel• Jean. and
Mary. Helen, ..daughters of Mr.
Verna Mare`e, daughter' of Mr. &
Mrs. 'R; Parrish; .Susan Jean, din -
Of ,Mr.and Mrs: ; Wm,' Mac-
Donald.'
acDonald.' '
Next :. Sunday 'those in -.attend
fiance at Kintail .Carnp.'will attend
the Presbyterian 'church and their
director will be guest .speaker.
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&vs ea
TRADE MARK REG.
costs so little
is so easy to serve
IF.
PRESBYTERIANS OBSERVE
75th 'Ar NIVERSARX <
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• A:congregation' of more than
1;500 :people filled .Knox •Presby-
.teriari Church,: Goderich, . and
overflowed; °. onto the' lawn on
Sunday evening. for'- a .'Service .• of
'Witness in ?commeration of the
75th anniversary of the Presby-
terian' Church' in •Canada, .held
under' the'direction.. of ` Huron-
Maitland Presbytery, and repre-
senting Presbyterian churches in'
all parts .of.:Huron county.:
Rev. • Alexander Nimino of
Winghami „Moderator of Presby,
tery, 'veils in 'charge of the Ser-
vice '.andwas. assisted' by 'Rev, R.
G. MacMillan, 'moderator, of ses-.
;cion, Goderich, and 'Very. ; Rev.
C:' IL ••• MacDonald, former Mod-
erator of the general assembly;
Revs, Prof. David W. Hay of,: Knox
College', Toronto, *Was 'g u c s t
'Spec} er.
Running high jump, Jr. girls
Mazy Carter; Kathleen Hackett,
Mary . ; Alton Jr. ,'boys;';Billy
Black, Grant ,Cu'rrat\, Mike Dal-
ton. Sr. girls—Lois' Webb, Eve-
lyn , Athrll` (ti ), (Sabel, Tigert,.
Shirley Hamilton (.tier.' Sr. boys
Leslie Ha"Xlam, Norman Stew
art, • Carmen Nixon., '
Pole vault,' Jr. boys --Billy lliiy
den, Richard Stewart; Mike' Dal-
ton; Sr. 'boys --Floyd, . Johnson,.
Norman' Stewart,' Geoge Cup-:
skey. Girls- Isabel Tigert . Eve-
' .ly'n Athill, Mary Doherty. .
Relay race—Beifast,, John, and,
Carnien Nixon,. John Rutherford,;
Floyd' • Johnston. No,. 9, Kenny
Alton, ,Margaret McNail:, Eldor
Lannarr, Leslie Tailam, Port Al.
Ebert, • Eveln. • Athill, Mary Doh-
erty `1Vonnan• StewargBob Bow-
den,
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