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SEPOYS , ON SHORT ENO OF Carruthers, p ,.,4 1 i'
SCORE .-BUT WON GAME -Lediet 3; . ;. ,0 0
30.p 7 8 24;. 8 6
Lucknow Sepoys wound up the
Auhttrn-Blyth - combines as
n1i'nated in ax,real 'screwball fin -
although they. ended' -up on the
half of 'the. Oth after '"darkness
'had settled .doWn,„7.' LucknOW did
not plAy theirtaif of the 8th :a13,41
score reverted tP the 7th inning.
The .ganie _Was 'delayed three-
quarteis of an hour in starting
late 'arrival of .the
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than a; , seven-11/mpg .garn
1.,mcknoW started off in the
. 1st b3t- loadin,g the bases -before
, a man was' retired, but
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• managed to squeeze in one. run
is, the side' was .then .retired in
order on infield outs. Greer, who
.led off with a double, crossed the
plate for the lone tally:
hits by Carruthers and Greer and
a double. by And.reyi.,,xhich. net-
ted three MOTe. .the 3rd Chin
was _hit by: a pitched:ball, Roy
Finla,yson walked and single by
Carru ers -an err
Mrs, Jack , and. little
1 weeks at a cottage at Port Al-,
Auburn 001 100 ,
SUMMARY -2 -base .hits,, Greer,
All4reW; stuck out, by .CarrUth-
Carrythers -.Craig .5; . wild;
pitch,. Carruthers 2; .Craik '1; hit
batsmen, by earruthert;
Chin. bY Craig; stolen basesi An-
drew, Chin; left on bases, Luck -
now 8, Auburn 7.
The 'starting .- unqSires , were
Atkinion of Blytli and :Howard
-Agnew--of .1..uclpapW.L.WhetiLhiS,
last week 'With her -parents, Mr.
Wingham Hospital • staff visited
last :Wednesday With- her mother
Mrs. JarueS. WilsOn, Sy.
:ma.: *imam loRnotta
Mr. Williatn.BaFbou.r, an -pia
.,a111:1* highly 'esteemed resident .of
this .comniuni,tY passed away last
Thesday evening. 1 -le Was i7 his
93rd year, He had be'en ill in bed
for four Weeks.
decision at the plate, Atkinson
xefilsed,-..to _continue and Agnew
went behing the plate and BM
Craig on the bases.
SEFOTS SPLIT FAIR OF
GAMES LAST WEEK
to. the in- the battle, for 'a
,041.4.14,04. irara
m; the conimunity. for a thrie and.
then_bought the- fairn. where.
J. R Morrison now' hires. • He
married Etrim,a 'Lames, and
years -ago they retireg to. White-
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WEDNESDAY; JuLy '3.1.s.t„. 1940
church to live where 'her death-,
• death.. occurred ; fourteen years:
ago.
They had
Years ago. Mr. Barbour *as- the,
laSt Surviving, ..member. 'of s
Playoff, spot, snapDed. .
'streak in' ListoWeI ,
night. The St. Marys setback Was
by a 6 to 2 count, while Friday
/up two more: The SepoYi then
cooled out till the 7th when C. .
sfainiiy*T.. 'He was 4 rhember of the
...United 'Church and . attended re-
t,M. About two months- be-
fore deAth. The funeral Was
eatre
WING.HAm,
• Test.:.tOtEL.U11.1t-"0.0411N"
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"One 9f
'Ole' greatest
pictumi_l have
eNer sem,"
ramiscall ler
psychntogiCal drama
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT,
wo shows eacl .nikht. at. 1:30 and 93
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score. held from ..irenj)
. By splitting tills pan the beyri
chalked uP five wint.- at. against
At St Marys Joe Tiffin did the
(Tit 'MODERN PAAIIR1.461, —
....when tire bricie vrerks dap_
,afternoon with #iternieiri:t
NeWton officiated..
Attended the service were, MT&
11111 -ling for The Sepoys and de- (Rev.) Robert ,parbour of Toren -
sharp sing e`down the ,rtg.
lirie" He. 1"S batting fon!' It°Y ' ' f b t 1 Mrs -Robson of Walkerton,
ledr and ealie 4ome when Keith Luclo3. oiN oPened -the scoring in! 1.C'nea .0i the Vest- _
• bobbles by his 'teammates helped , and Mrt. Hart end Miss ,Har.t ,
." bisi" the ganie . Stratford, and 1.3/1i
,was scored by ,Beadie. who sing- •
Arthur't hit went Abrough -first '''-the
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and right field fill' Pair of er- . f runs tbe • n ° Ge°rge eClenag an 3s 13 3t3
• tors. A hit; „an error and a i)air tt.v° errcIrs and 2 singles- herl-
_or Walks, forced in .AubUt-n't
.rtin . in. the 'fourth; 'but "that Wes'
•• 'when 12 batters faced Ce.trrutlie.rt
hits,. aided bY :two runs: 'Walked'
sotlt‘coig and Cariiithers. had
trouble. with *their . 'cOntrol and
walked five inen each......
- The "victor -377, put Luddiow in
Grey 1$t
'A single and another pair of mis-
cues the 5th gave t.hern'. two
nforel,•Lucknow got their 2nd'ttin
that .b.ack on a couple of hits.,
ill '41 Winghtnx :
Preston. are visiting ,it the hoine
of Mrs. C. Murray.
. 'Price Scott had. his -leg
hm-t While working in Viringliam.
if, Hall 3b, 'Martin lb, Black:Mari ME, and Mrs.. Joe. Ilethering-
ss, Noble 2b; Bevington 213, Gras-
rf; R; Noble 3b, RradleY
Osgerby C., .Graliain p.;
LtICKNOW44Greer rf, Bell 2b„'.
Eddy. e, McDonald Finlayson
.1/1arys.H000 320 01,r
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B Craig 2. 6 4 Listowel On Friday, 1:111011
1 0 3 0 0
ton Of the Wett retently
with bis uncle, Mr: and 3.1rt. Joe
called On Mrt. Kennedy an after-.
Mr.: and Mrs. 'Cecil Parsqns and
will MARK STEVENS- ROSEMARY DeCANT
HEN Y MORGAN .,WAL1LY BROWN --ARUNE RIDGE
w Starts at 8.
Rev.). Graydon Cox 'and d.augh-
Coniston Are iisiting there this
assisting at the hOme of his. fath-
er, Mr. "Joseph cilaW., who
--Mr. Kenneth Warren, VIT.. and
- William Via'.treti "(nee. Miss
-an Kennedy) and Mr.. Davgi
co.frothots: _tumid itt.; t.: .1riouild spent ;a:few days ,3Agt., week with
masterpiee'e by striking out 17, ill's": Parsgriii. Parep-til-
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Liac...Irnow seined single runt in
' the - first; ,,second 'and , third inn -1 ' LTICKNOWareer4f, A-ntirew
• , Mgt, but. by the end of. the sitth:. TAtn 2b,.. 1.b,
Greer, ri • 2 , ..0. 1 hOun. got th tYing cf.,•, Chin "ss; Carruthers!.
Weis, 3,' 2.. . 0' 0 1. stolg both second and third and 1 1.4ISTOWEL, .Weber 2b, -
Daunt Bittola
Colot1119,,un, If,
utknow 1 000 100--,-4
week-Jend 'With VI TS, 13.V*
31*. keptii,„dki
the hoMe of Mrs. ma,
Jr, laenor,oi•
gifts-
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Clansmen Auspices