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AVENGE' EARLY
SEASON DEFEA'1* -
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THE LUCKNOW LUCKNOW, . ONURIO
Behind stellar pitching by Alex
Hackett, the Lucknow softball
team. .defeated Londesboro by a
score -of 4 °to 3, The game, Wit
nessed by a ;large, crowd, was.
-played in Blyth -as -;a -feature -
traction o£ the Lions Cliib earn,
•ival. Although' featured by some
loose fielding by both teams, :the
game developed into a pitcher's.
.battle: with the outcome. very
'much in doubt until the'Kfinal. out.
in the' ninth .inning. By winf ing,
the Lucknow nine avenged the
:only' defeat suffered : in league
play to, date,, this season.
,Thew locals scored their first roil;
in` tbe•firstdialf.of the 1st• inning,
:MaeDonald� rounded' 'out 2nd . to,'
st. •Greor .th n Sin' 'led to ,.een.
tie 'field. 'Andrew hit to 2nd and
both runners: -were safe when Lee
',fumbled the balk Hal.struck
out.
C. Greer laid a'sineto-
to score H Greer for'! -2nd ' and
on the • throw to the plate. Andrew
went to; 3rd and C.; Greer to grid;
Downs struck out 'to, end.. the in
ning
Londesboro' took the lead by
scoring -two runs in thea 5th .in,.
. Bing, Archambault hit a long: fly
- ball to • left *field and Was ,Safe.
as this .•ball ..was dropped..'.The
runner; attempting to, go all the
Way.'. to ' 3rd on the error,• was
•thrown outat 3rd. Leiper ground
ed...out to Downs ...on .1st.' Arm
strong' grounded' to Tasker. • and:
advanced to 2nd as: the:2nd base
�--a� %,v ?�?•1•�'" � .wto•^ �.��t �•-K�•a.d
erwick .smgled•'through' the cen-
tre, of, the 'diamond and advance
o 2nd on the throw to the plate •
`as Lei er scored.:Shaddick _ hit
p
.a high fly between •:1st •and 2nd
which ' • betake('out of, , Task'er's
• 'hands into the crowd behind °1st,
'scoring; Saunderceck and advanc
to left to •retire . the side..
>4 no h
• ondesbor:o ..:added•••a the • r run
in Abe 7th. Armstrong led off. by
• Striking out. Saundercock: singled
to centre.': Shaddick fried to cen-
tre for two. out ;'`Taras walked/
putting runners' on 1st and 2nd..
Lee grounded '"to short and as
MacDonald • threw high to ;'first
Saundercock ,scored; : Miller hit
.a• pop flyto' short' for the 3rd out,
Lucknow Won •:the ; game ,by
..,searing ,three; runs; in the eighth.
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Hackett, popped' to the pitcher
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p.' .. 4
and was safe at 1st as Taras
dropped • the ball; MaeDanaldr
flied to .short H, ,Greer smashed'
a sizzling liner'- to deep left for
a home run to tie the 'score as
Hackett scored ahead of hTh-i.' An;
drew bunted' safely down the 1st
base line, and later advanced "to°
;2nd.. on _-a.._wild.,pitchx-.• Tal was,
safe . at first when - his grounder'
to;, 2nd was fumbled, C.. Greer hit
to. -the pitcher .• and advanced •to
2nd as Taras threw wildly to lst,.
Andrew scoring the winning run
on the play. • Cunning 'batted fqr, ,
Downs and afterp,fouling several.
pitches,,, struck out. Thompson'
grounded ',out to end the inning.
Londesboro • threatened' again
.in their half, of -'the 8th by' place
•iti runnel o'n 2nd end . ard by.
Meansof two errors .'and, a sac-'
'rifice hit, 'Armstrong. then *lined
a hard hit ball'. to, :'MacDdriald'•at•
short who.. tossed: to' Simpson to
double the runner off 3rd. Neith-,
er • side threatened in..the 9th:
S OTTIES '‘AND
AND
TIED'WRING WEEK
Playing. two games in . a row`,
last weetc,' the Lueknow'.Sco. tties
improved: •then► sta 'ding in the_,
Girls Softball, League a win
and a tie., . •.
: On .Wednesday night tlhey. Scor-
ed a 15-12 'victory, over the crack
.Tiverton .nine who„ .a ie _ clays.
slid. home . for the winning run,
-which was' iisaiiovved 'on, --14- de
,vision.. by . Umpire . Baker, who
ruled her .• out' on interference by
Alma Solomon, who was inthe
batter's •boX.' It was •the 3rd out.
Score By Innings
'Kincardine .... ... 100 2'13. 025--14
(Lucknow ....,.,,i.... 152 221 010.--14
need
Scotties' are badly hi n . ed
of some finger- gloves, and if
there. are• any lying .idle. around
the, town or ' country, the 'girls
will gladly buy them, See Larry
Downs, if .you have onej for' Saler
.Next Monday Wingham•is sche-.
' cluled to }play here. Its .a double,
schedule, •sof,:course,. and. on ,•their
last visit here the Scotties ,took.
then'. -..It :they can do'. it again
will' greatly, irnprove.theii;, stand-;'
a ' District sport fans are soon to
be, in for a treat, when :two 18 -
year -old . Owen Sound . lacrosse
teamsput on, an exhibition game
in the Lucknow: arena. Old-timers
will., thrill..again to see the game,
played --although net .the field
lacrosse they • know, and the•
younger generation will see a fast -
and: action packed sport, .that'
Many : have neveri .witnessed. The
date:, has 'been Set for Wednesday,
July .9th. •
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previous h d trimmed Lucknow - • DIJNGANNON WON
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Lucknow' startedstrong arid
had . the game in • the bag ':by • the
ton> gals made it' close by punch-
ing home 7' runs in the 6th inning
of a seven inning .fixture, \
Score': By ` hnhigs •
Lucknow -373' .101 0-15
Tiverton .....,....004 017 0-12
Tie Game With Kincar'd'ine
There was a:lively .livel ' time '.here
now had:the winning run ,m m the•'
ninth wiped ou,t,by an interfer-
ence decision at. the. plate by;
Umpire Jim' Baker
'The •'game:,,
was eventually Called .on account
kif darkness'. in the 11th with Kin-
cardine well out, in ..front: The
score revertedto• the. : 6th, inning
standing of ..14-14:. • `a
The* • Scotties : had • led . through=
out, only. to: have :the • Lakeside.
$ punch unch iti five runs to::tie
the count' .:in the ,first, of':the' 9th:
Tn Lucknow's.half, 'Margaret Chin
Playing. •an exhibition.. softballs
ga'rne here on''Friday evening,
_., -i_ ra4
'�� . -e. � `•". � i.l`�,� iii rn� ax 'wr'r'!'
over the Legionnaires wino ,were''
not in' good. 'form.
.Pp
ost onerrrent`of then Teeswatei^
game. last week, . left the " Dun'-:
garinoir,, game the : only activity
of the week ' for• the, boys..:They:
took exi : the Londesboro teamin
Blyt`l ' • on;':Monday night of tins
wee an are sc e e•.
back .to that village' next .Mon:
day to :meet the Blyth 'nine.
Is Cr`ticall 1
y Il
rsN. D. MacKenzie has been
M.
critically' `ill •at her 'home here
for s\eve. al days with no ...hope
entertained for her recovery..
E •� ' of ,Fer us has.
CLAUDE .I•iUG>~i S
commenced' his= duties as .organist
anisf
and choir. deader. o f Wingliani`••Un-
ited.: Church.'
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THURSDAY, JULY '.3rd, 1947
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l'-RQUGI Tag. .:SENTINEL FIDS
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Sixty Years Ago
arshal `Alex Ross• was in
charge of the •I,O.O.1 . church pal•
adv, with sixty members turning.
out: Kiev • Mr. Shaw had charge
of the service: • .
Robert Somerville- left • f o. r
Superior City. ,
A:• Towle" of Paramount ':pur- M.° McLeod, M. Webster,, S,
Chased. two self -binders, as ,well 'L; McDo '•
lay, "D McDonald, .• nalcl,
• riy McLeod, `"Margaret.• Mcf.iar-•
mid, Gertrude' McIntosh, George
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•L-ockhart,:.He:ttie•_ ADS ;134atr.isc
McIntosh;: Charlie Lockhart. '-,
At S.S..No 7Kinl
Kinloss, MaGcl>' •
Barbour .Was' teaching `.J: Miller,
B..Graham; D. Campbell, N,TGI•a;
ham, D. Webster, H. .Fisher, A.
McKenzie, F; McLeod, M. 1rwin.;
as' a "handsome top b'uggy'' man-
ufactureHildred Of Luckno.W;
d b3�
R. Paxton, iof Kinlough, annoui?-'
c �d he had old, .his general stor=e:
e �
business to:'George Girvrn o f
Liston,
Miss",Maud McDonald, a former
resident of this • community arid
a niece of Allan McDonald;' of•
Kinloss, died of injuries received•
when she fell 'from an ere• • train
between .Lake' Linden send. Cain -
met. She 'had both^ legs • terribly
crushedand suffered. head. injur-
ies. A friend, •Miss Mary : Hare,
i
was decapitated '.in the 'accident:
Theirl `were thrown _frerri the
g
ore train when a •coupling link
broke. Miss - McDonald had' gone.
to Calurriet to keep .house for .her
brothers
'Archie • .Matheson ot, t e l.ocli=
al'sh. district; died at Calgary and
the .;remains brought home .for
interrpent. • •
The following. •were pupils" at
No.: 6 Kinless: McIn-
tosh, • John Lockhart; Alex Me
Diarmid, Nellie Graham; 'Emery
orariso , �� i ie
cnyre,
J. McKenzie, L. Little, .S. McDon-
ald,; W, LeBarr, •E. ;Irwin, 'M. e,: -.
Kenzie, M: Irwin,:,F. Lovett,: A,
McKenzie; J. Fistie'r.J. Bari,''.1i:
NI,eKenzie; P. • Davis; • M. ' Gtall,ain ' ,.
J. McDohald, A. McLeod, G. Me :',
Kenzie, M. Little, D. Graham.,. F,
Gleason,. N. Nicholson, GG' 1�7c..
.swain,:, W.' McDonald,. S.: Barr„•C.
McKenzie, A. Nicholson, M, Fish-
er, <M.. McLeod, ,C. •Irwin, Ni,. •,N1c -
'Tunes,, F. Mille
,Twent :`Years Ago
• fff. _ ,e, ' I
Baseball. Club •o eeza•, ••�` c ce,.
pres., .D."M. Johnstone; vice pres,,
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.A.- E. McKim;-" manager,; . W: S,'
Reid sec. - treas., ,. W.; Tiernan;
grounds corn., Harold Walker, .J;,
Denny, W. S. Reid;' mascot, 'Chas.
.Webster;' car committee; ` A'llan>
Turner, A. E. McKim, D,. M John • '•
'Mrs, 'James. Saunders • passed
away at, her horne;;'Con.' 9. Ash-
field, ,•after'•�.a .three -days. illness'
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with
spnelides: umoniaand'h~
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' New •- ' swan ,s ;-�� �.1 e.•.
erected at the, schoolgid
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Miss
Kerry ' of Cargill it
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menced her : duties as stenogi a:4 li-
kilOw
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on:Thursday,: June, 26th, 1947, .to:
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Lucknow ;(nee: 404,10 •Aitch•ison),.
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