HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1947-06-12, Page 7THUR•S •?AY,. •JUNE; 12 h, 1047'
SCOTTIES; TRIM WV. INGHI,M
GALSBY 23.6 SCORE
Smarting f roil the :trouncint
received in Kincardine last week,
the Luckriow Scotties took on the'
Wingham Girls in the Caledonian.
Park on .Monday night and romp-
ed off with a-23 to 6 Victory.
The local girls fielded well : to -
hold the visitors scoreless' in five
of the 'seven . innings, and at .the
plate were •sltig'ging: lustily with
Margaret Chin lambasting a pair
-of homers. .
Lucknow W,. Stewart,':M, Sol-
, orhon, A. Solomon, G. Gibson, I4,
Salkeld, M,, Chin, :C. Milne, B.
Hamilton, V. Stanley -
. Wrngham=,,R. Saint,P. Mac-•
Donald, Donna .MacDonald,
'Seddon, •14''• .Cowans, ; A. WaYne,
,IiaddOn, . Mrs.:. R. '•Farrier,.". D,
Clark a ' {
' Score By Innings
Wingharr • 042 000 0-6
Lucknow' 424 760 x-23
The Legioli softball team which
got into :action on Tuesday night,
will not have another home game
THE •L`UCKNOW SENTINEL; : 1•UCKNOW, ONTARIO
INTERMEDIATE BALL'
TEAM DRO; B OUT -
a
All ready to open the schedule.
last Friday, after two earlier post,
ponements• • due .to weather eon-
ditions; Lucknow Sepo,ys were in.,
formed at noun that day 'by' the
:Auburn . team that' they couidri't
get a pitcher and would not: be
here, •
Tho game had been, _billed,. . the
day was perfect baseball weather
,and .the, diamond; in good ,shape..
Lucknow's answer was `pray, the:
game or the .Sejioys were through
with W;O:A.A. hardball. Auburn
;didn't come and Lucknow ' ball
teak has,called it quits' °•
• So far"a'b : The, Sepoys, are cc- -'
cerned they` • hadn't • a : •.p.it`W ei� : to
•count on: Elliott Carruthers l:idd
indicated he would be available
for a few games,' but to keep: the
sport alive after a comeback last
year; the .tealn 'decided to ` stick
in -there, and .use anyone on the
mound who would stand up there
until June 24th, with ,Teeswater: arid .peg 'em
as the visiting club. A• • For•' t'h t ,r as'. n ^ A u r n's n ` -
1? I a e.. ub r o
* * " [pitche" alibi, didn't go 'otrer:':,so
antitne'. the Legion-B�'
:In . the`�mewell. here and•tli.e b.oys:thQrough=
g
ly • disgusted with the lacadasical'
o. peration. of the W:O.A.A., pulled
aires mill ' play in ' Westfield 'on
Friday •night' , and at Teeswater
next ,Wednesday.'..•
• • : 111 .
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Thed. 'girls, known.:'aS the 4Luek
n.ow Scotties, go to Ripley 'on Fri -1
and will,' play - in • Wingham
paxt, ivonclav,`. heir next ome-
.game is the foilowing'Fridaylw th
• Tivertoriproviding:the opposition:
`r
Sporting activities, .are 'getting,
...into full swing lin the district :af
": • ter a `late start. due -to• weather
conditions `
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PAGE _ SEVEN
out. n
-The 'terideiicY To fail -to observe
a playing schedule on most any
pretext, does not• apply to base-
ball alone, and. to this corner" it.
appears that the W,O.A.A, has got
to get away from its brisk -league
system of: miles and regtilations
if it. is to' make the rirost of its
possibilities to • promote sport in.
this district. .•
GIRLS 'TOOK TRIMMING
AT' KINCARDINE'TIIURSIiAY`
jit'teryt: on their'first out
of -town. game, playe,'d before a big
• w
crowd. in Kinca4�rdine last `Thurs-
day, . Luck,n°oW girls ,dropped a 21-:
5'::decision to the.:Lakesi e lassies
who •clouted' the :ball "lustily and
pp, laxed 'w.ell afield. •
•
ore By Innings
Lucknow 110 001 1— 4
Kincardine 553 260'.x -x-21
Attended. Mac Hail Graduation.
"'.Mr, arid Mrs., EwartT'aylor.. and
Jean and Mr. ,arid Mrs. --Jack Ack-
ert 'attended
ck-•ert'attendedthe .graduation., exec:
cises of MacDonald •Institute alt
..Guelph on Tuesday, •June 3rd.
Miss Doris Taylor was a 'member
of the graduating class."
Agnews'
ANCE Agency
Lucknow,' Ontario.
Fire, ° Casua t,
Autoobi11'
ZONE •REP..'. PAID QFPICI4I;.i :
VI,SIT".TO A'AUXILIARY' r.
At the •June meeting. 'of .the
• Ladies Auxiliary, to the Canadian
J Legion, Miss Dorothy. Hoyle of
Stratford ;paid her official, visit
as zone representative: Mrs. Larry
Downs%.was •' initiated "into "' the
Auxiliary, as a new member by.
•Miss Hoyle.., Forty-four members
were present' capc1 plans. were
• made for . a bdge : and euchre
marathon', to: be held in the early
fall. A Social evening followed'
,and•,'a gift was presented ••to Miss
Hoyle by 'Mrs. ,N. H, Hedley, on
behalf of 'the Auxiliary,: Mrs,T
A. MacDonald,, Branch president •
was. in the, cha'ir, Y '
Underwent Operation. • ; ;
Mr; Harry Alton • of Walkerton,
son :of .
now,• underwent a major .opera-
tion . in Victoria Hospital recently: •
He' is making'a splendid recovery
and is expected to return. ; to his
home this week. ''Mr. Alton • is
principal ,of Walkerton Public
School• and .in his absence, Mr.
Herb 'Long of Brant is supplying
for hirci:
•
uc now •ow,ers'. wi resume
activities in' -earnest tonight, •with
• a.mixed jitney that„will officially
mark the„ opening of the. season.`
Lunch: will. be served land the
••starting hour is set for 7.30 •
Mel Stewart:is caretaker at.the
greens 'this .year.. he Club is
building a new,' reen; adjoining
the present :'one, but it is ' not
anticipated that • this .'. will ,be
ready•••for- Play until next -season..'
=Local :golfers . who-,-m-ay •: antici-,
pate 'sswingiiig, into. .'action again,.
w11•1 wei�corne. they -announcement.
of the •lopcn•ing of the Alps Golf-
Club which:',.is{ set :for next Wed-
nesday, June ,18th:'
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A rearganizatiori meeting of the
Club is .scheduled to be: =held "a'tj
the Club Robin on Friday •of this
• week at .8,00 • o'clock.
**
A membership fee will be di§7.,
pe'nsed with this year,•withYgreen'
fees set at 50c;:
LONDESBORO EDGES_ ..
LIIC' OW,:IN. OPENER
The Legion softball term play
'ed ' t>heir opening ,ganne• ' of the
W.O A:A:. schedule on 'Tuesday'
' evening in:::the Caledonian 'Park,
when they 'dropped•,an ` 18 to .13•
verdtetto the visiting Lordesboro
team, _ ”.It was'•a•see- aw.battl'e that' was
decided in ' th , ninth- after ' da.
light had fled. Luckii•o`nr .scored
7 ; runs :,in the . last : of the 8th to
• take'a''l -12, edge,: but :in'the-semi-:'
darkness. L• ondesbero .. drove in.. 6
irl }
rstr
,..'•..
.tit :
� t
(ri:
the' e ninth h ••n
t d
,then ..
liur•]>osoly retired two ': ateri in
get
rirt1('c to.`
Lucknow 1
nt<) the��
fie•'}d and pi•gvent 'the garne'bein
called a 4 ` ',' , . >-
� thr..scot•a(, would�:tlicri.
.,.have t'('Vert•e .
d• 'to the pill, with
t}.c'. }tome tea in,•
one, i'ttn• .trp• •
With little. or 'no ,ractise° the!.
p
•I,;;,; ton' to ni ililt upp an'irtitei'esting ..
"r)attl(', anti , should -draw . "bei;
crowds at. future..hhorne games.
Alex' II'ir=l ett and duties, pitching Toby .Gieer.'
share 1 the .,• Tl1,
c
ilio(-up:wa juggled a bit giving
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.yrc•r•yhi,cly' on' .the~' roster *.a try,
ilic.htonN Larry D o1'vn i
,, ":Art An -l•
(11•(.w. tfr''irold :Greer, Jack 11 oe2
b at, X111, B,,1> -Simpson, Mlt~n. Task.-
('.; (:r Johnston, Iii. ''rinitayson,
CTt'1' cp. r, Lloyd Hall: Clarence (:r Jack •Con1L,. Btidl.Th()mpson. (
ll' ('.rn inj, Alex ITack'c tt,. ,.
(•O1'e..11,y' Innings. .. I.tl
>(,rar ,.. 201 132 030..---1';
Lrii 1 l ,,t:y., ......,, .300 $00 010
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