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LUCKNOW ',SENTINEL, LUCKNOWR ONTARIO
Picture of • "opening. pay , Parade: or ,,, I,,ivestock
Parade."
Picture. illustrating "Fun at the Fair,"
Livestock -4 -H . or, Regular Classes.
Picture of School ' Children's ',Exhibits may
' elementary or • secondary. (no livestock)..
Prize money in each class,' ' $2:00: $1.00
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Submit entries to Secretary, Mrs. ' Fred' . McQuillin, as:
soon • as
possible after fair. Winning slides 'eligible for
Provincial Competition.
3-1. Win .Saturday .Sent Whitechurch
Juveniles Into All -Ontario Fines
Playing sharp and terrorless.. circuit,, Sparked by the', one -run.
ball" on' Saturday, Whitechurch edge, Whitechurchcame aback in
Juveniles: edged out a 3-•1 , win the ' 4th for two more . which
over Norwood who were worthy sewed'' it up, but nit without
contenders in 04 semi-final some anxious moments for man
series ' for the' Ontario champion- ager Joe Tififin • •anti the White -
ship: . a• ` church fans .I before it 'was; over,,
Whitechurch now meets .Cap-. 'In,: the 4th, J'oh'n McDowell
reol the Northern .Ontario singled ,and scored. on Ken. Hou
champions in the- all -Ontario ston's long double, with Ken
O.SA finals. The ..best 'Iwo -of- ' ling up at third on the . throw
three 'series is .: slated for Wing- in: ' Wayne Rhiei' 'struckout• and
loam_ this week -end. Alex M�DonakI: grounded out se-
' The Whitechurch -Norwood ser- 'cond • to. "first,'. with Houston be-
ies went, the • three games..Nor= , ring held, .at third. ;It was ..that
wood won the opener in Wing- kind 'oz snappy 'ball. Alex Craig
ham. 2--0,, wibh Whitechurch • ty- doubled to.' score Ken, and Geo.
lug the series, loth a 7-4 win in Stikinzi . flied to:right field to; re -
Hastings last Wednesday: Thetire the side.
,deciding game. was ,played .Sate: .Whitechurch threatened again.
urday afternoon in, the :Rotary in :the 5th. Willis flied -'out to
Park - in New. Toronto,. with (both right to Start Lt.'"illy Robinson
teains , having a , lastly -lunged '•'and Wayne : (Farrier . got succes-,'
• . • following • of supporters sive singles McDowell' • struck
Wayne Farrier on' the, mound' . out and Ken Houston filled the
dor Whitechurtl and Fife. for 'bases when • he . laid. • down a ' no-
Norwood pitched .Masterful, ball. play Ball Bhiel . 'smacked one,
and were given . practically air- which '''looked good ' hilt Nor-
'tight support. Wayne . struck out Wood's centre field picked. it. off,
1.1, ;walked three 'and gave, up on the run.`Froin': there: on White-.
six hits. Fife. had 8 strikeouts, church didn't seriously threaten
walked: none, & Was knicked .for with only 14 -,men facing; ,;Fife
eight .hits -Most of them solid . in the last 4 innings
clouts, Norwood was held scorele.as un -
The first 'of :them came in the til .the 8th, but they.: did threaten
I'oip of the 3rd when Gary Willis . in:the 4th: A walk and: two sing=
polled. one to deep left for' the: les ,. filled the bases, With Ken
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ase Mertiorial Set
Walkerton 5 Wingham 3 j.
fIn the • Winghain park on Tues-
day° night .of ,las.t 'week the Walk-
ez+ton Hartley's defeated • Wing-
ham 'Goodyears' !by a scone of
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Hugh MaoMillan, 'pitching his
first game since 'being hospital-
ized .turned ;in a good ; effort. He
was the top hitter clouting 2
dome runs and • a ' single.
Ron Church hit 3 singles for
the Hartleys,
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Batts. --Walk, .Mortimer and ,
Waetcher;:. Winghan ,• MacMillan
and Foxton; •. • 1
Winghain 10 Walkerton • 6
In • • Walkerton.. on' Saturday
night the Winglam 'Goodyears
eliminated Walkerton Hartleys
in W:O:A,AA. Int. A. semi-finals
4as es to 1, 'by pounding out
a
win.
The Goodyears:"wilt know' meet
the winner •.af 'Orangeville or
St. Jacobs 'in. the Int., A.. finals..
Jinn Bain and John Walker hit
home runs for the Goodyears.
Ball Hotchkissstarted the game,
for .the Goodyears• and was re-
lieved in the 1st inning by Grant
Chisholm • ' after giving, up four
walks . and_ a• hit.
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• Batts. — ' Wingham, Hotchkiss, .
C•hisholrxi, .1st and Baker: .Walk-
erton, ;Mortimer and''Waetc°her.
Goderich. ;3 . --- Wingham. '0
•. 'In Goderich on Wednesday
night of last. week .the Goderich
Bissett's defeated the' Wingham
Goodyears. 3-0' to lwin . the Mem-
orial 'League Northern Division
`semi-final 2 games • to.l.
1. Godo=
rich will now meet Stratford in
the northern , final
Stan Doherty ert ; doing' the • Ppi
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in:g for Goderich hit a home run
'over the. left .field' fence. and held
the Goodyears to 6. scattered. hits:
Bill Hotchkiss started for :the
:Goodyears and wasreliefed by
Grant, iChisholin' in the fifth.
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a drive to centre that would have
gone ` . for ` extra ; bases if 'Crdig
had missed on a running. 'shoe
string :catch.'
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White. 0 Q'.1: 0 0'0 :0 0 0 0:
Nor. 0' 0 0 .0:' :.0 0 1:0-1 0 '1.
BANTAMS DROPPED `' lst,:
GAME OF` WOAA FINALS •
LuFknow .' and Tavistock . , a
tants are •engaged in, a'best-in-
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fivseries :for the_W
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tam championship
.Houston'. peg to the '.plate from
left • . keeping ; Norwood from'
a.. a scoring', Farrier made the ;play .
• to the plate • to : retire • the side
se
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and;' end , the threat.
In the 8th, Fife, the pitcher, g
Carlow had`successive singles
with,;;. Fife forced at third on a
fielder's choice. Donard . and
Rowe, two heavy hitters were up,
and wivth. Farrier working 'the :
corners and •keeping", them lorw,
both drew 'walks,'. forcing in the,
lone runWith the basis loaded.
Scott stru.•ckout to help ease the
pressure, and Patterso •drove a
hard one right into illy Rob- ,
insons; glove.
It was three up'.ancrthree down
;■ in the 9.th, but .Fife, the last out,
:. was. 'trying• hard and hey lined.
visitors : tbok: an ''11-4 decis
The .Tavistock ,pitcher had.'
locals a ,obit •: baffled-/? for a ti
'and ` it was the:7th inning
fore they.got . to' him. serious];
With the 'bases loaded in
7th; ` '. Bih Finlayson lined
that 'was : good for three run:
Freck Button :. says not
count the . Lucknow kids
.They go • to ' Tavistock on. Fr.
night, an' d• will '.play .again . r
urday ;night' in either Luck
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