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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-10-18, Page 8THE TEE TO CHECK YOUR RIPLEY ABATTOIR Custom Butchering -- Curing anchSmoking Cutting and Wrapping, — Sausage Making — Fast Freezing +10.0 ••••20, HOGS AND CATTLE ON MONDAYS CATTLE ONLY ON FRIDAYS Hai% cattle in on Thursday for Friday's kill "ow 4mo• oar dew 4gisa• WIMP AMP 41110P 06110. +OW With Two lifig—CoClaii;114-164Abli-To ang our rom 1 To 3 Weeks — Whatever Your Requirements Are For Home Freezers We Sell Choice Home Killed Beef, Pork --and-Lamb-in Any Quantity- At- Lowest Marketing -Prices ALL MEATS ARE GOVERNMENT INSPECTED FOR YOUR PROTECTION CHAS.. HOOISMA, PROP. ABATTOIR 395-2905 STORE 395.2961 an .Windsor Wo'n.one loSt two in the series. Each-ream. was introduced-to President Nixon and‘,,.t..•,e nests at a state dinner in. \N. 15hinstti:• It was'the experienc.c e a.life-. time for David and the other , ti team members. • .0 TY • THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW: ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1972 Represents Canada hi Little League World Playoffs .E. Mac DONALD LUCKNOW Tuning up, tightening up should be on your schedule right now. Come Winter the going will be sr')noothl In the Ashfield-West Wawa- nosh Recreation League, boys 12 to 16 years, Port Albert against Dungannon, Port Albert has taken the final series in 3 games straight to win the trophy two years in a, row: The first game played at Port Albert-on Sunday , October 1st saw Port Albert take the lead 1 game' to 0 with the score Port Albert .7 , Dungannon 4. The second game was played in Goderich at the Agricultural Park on Thursday , October 5th at 8 p.m. , Port Albert taking the lead.2 games to none with the score Port Albert 5, Dungannon 3. The third game was played on Monday , October 9th in Goderich at 8.30 p.m. with Port Albeit winning with the score Port Albert 26, Dungannon 1. The line-up, for the Port Albert team is: Pitcher, Brian.,Petrie; Catcher , Clarence (Cap) WilsOril': 1st Base, Glen Tigert; 2nd Base, John CraWford; 3rd Base, Lloyd Tigert; Short Stop, Charlie Craw-. ford; Out Fielders, Terry Austin, Eddie Sinnett ; Jiin McKinnon; Subs, Rtibery draham Wayne - Graham, Paul Doherty , Jim Craw- ford; Manager, Philip 'Petrie; Coach, Ken Doherty .. As this is the last of the Baser PortAllieriWiij s Championship In BOys 1210 16.04, Recreation League ball games for this season, thanks' goes to John Austin and Clarence Doherty of the Ashfield-West • Wawanosb Recreational Commit- tee„ all the coaches and manag- ers of the teams; the Umpires who gave of their time to see that the games were run smoothly; to the parents who drove the boys to pines and practices; to the score- keepers and all who he'lped in any way possible to make this season so enjoyable. $ • — This• week Donald MacKinnon rolled the high triple OS and also 'the high single 278 '. Coming in. next was.HarOld Errington with a 662 triple and .271 single. Gamei 250 and over; Donald MacKinnon 278, Harold Errington 271 , Herb Barger 263. Team points; Bill Button's -Dodges 0, Howard Agnew's Buicks_ 7; Jack Caesar's 'Oldsthobiles 0, Clarence Greer's Pontiacs 7; Bill SteWart's Fords 5, Grant Chis- holin's Mustangs 2. Team standing; Buicks 16, Fords 14, Pontiacs 14, Mustangs 12, Oldsmobiles , Dodges 2. Odies 9 P.M. with 273 and high triple' was bowl• ed by Lynn Wall: with,674. Games 200 and cilreff--Afitie Wisser 273 and 204, Mary Jardine 257 , Lynn Wall 243, 225 and 206', Marie Hoffman 220 and 219, Iso- bel Tiffin 214, Grace HOpf 207, Dean Agnew• 204, Barb Sanderson 200 Kinloss League • OCTOBER 6 Fraser MacKinnon started 'the season with 'a high single' of 239 and a high triple of 570.' For the IMPM116,4 al•CMICtS.11110 1.114. VI. Immo NM., ..t captured high-single with 213 and. the high triple of 496. • Other 'men with gameS over 200 were: Lloyd MacDougall, 205 , and Murray Keith 203. Team points, Ann NlacDoug- all's Macs 2, Doris MacKinnon's Wealthys 5; ,Mary,Lavis' Spys 0, Elizabeth Dickie's Pippins 7. CTO.BER 13 Fraser cKituton again cap-: tured high single with 230 arid Gerald Rhody had high triple with 582: Other men over 200 were Gerald Rhody with 215 and Garnett Farrier with 204. The ladies Gerda de Jong had high single with 192 and high triple with 497. ‘, Team points-, -A-rin-MacDougall's Macs 5, Doris. MacKinnon's Weal- thys 5, Mary Lavis' Spys 2, Eliz- abeth Dickie's Pippins 2. Team standings; Macs 7, Weal- thys 10, Pippins 9, Macs 7 , Spys 2. MehS f 7 Pall.' Ron Stanley captured both high single and triple with scores of-- 273 single and 643 triple. Games over 225; Ron Stanley 273., Jack Treleaven 257, Wayne Rhody 246 ,t Murray Reid 234, George Humphfey 230, John Err'''. be r Lin-228 , Eva ns_I-lelm_243 Team points: Owls 0, Vultures 7, Cardinals 7, Hawks 5, Spar- rows 0, Crows 2. Team standings: George Stan- ley's Hawks 19, Evans Helm's Cardinals 14, Ron. Stanley's Vul- tures 14, George Humphrey's CrOWs 14, Wayne Rhody's Owls 2, Art Purney's Sparrows 0.' Marion MacKinnon and Jessie Joyrit both rolled a high single ' game of 239 and Marion also . rolled the high triple of 662 .. Games of 200 anclover: Marion MacKinnon 239, 224, Jessie Joynt 239, Jean Phillips 201, Rena McNab 200. _ • ..N.Atat* ald's Oysters 5, Isobel Miller's Lobsters 2; 'Bell Mole's Shrimps 4, Janet Ma'cPherson's Scallops 3 Vana Gammie'sf lams 4, Carol. Martin's Crabs 3. Team standings: Clams 28, Lobsters 24, Oysters 23, Shrimps 21, Scallops 16, Crabs 14, David Blue, son of Mr. and. Mr's. Jim Blue of Windsor , has had a ,successful year'in the base- . ball world and is a member of . .the_Canarlian_champioilstn-p-Ieaa, — and represented his country •at an • international baseball series in the United'States. • David's mother is the lor::,er Betty Johnston of Luc know.- !Lis grandparents are Mr. and ..".lts.. and Mrs. Albert Garninie of LOck- now. . Competing in the Ontario Maj- or Little League provincial play offs at Dundas, Windsor South Canadians the tea IT) on which David -plays-centre4i-elt---t-he-,-- Ontario championship. Thc league is for players \ Lars and . under.''In the -Dundas senes ,• pay. id hit a two-run hdrrier which traVelled.265 feet and was a" ' factor in the series victory . Press reports at the tinie indicated/the home run was one of thi2 lorlest hit,balls in the series. • , Windsor advance to, the Canad- ian Little League pl.a offs in Ed- monton,and by virtue of three • victories and no defeats 'won the Canadian champidnship. • Windsor', representin Canada,., left immediately for Williams-: port, pennsylvania where they competed in, the Little League WOrld Series. Eight teams were in the Little League World Series. re-irgrdt 12 year-olds represented the cream of the crop of two million youngsters who pia}' Little League ball in 8.700 leagues in.3e nations Participating were Porto Canada, Nationalist China, Spain and three tLa:ns from the U.S. from Indiana . Sean Agnew led the way for the ladies this week with the high single of 237 and high triple of 633. Ladiet .oVer, 225 were: Dean Agnew 237; Grace Ftliort 230, 225 and Jessie Joynt 226. Honours .for men, go to Harold. Errington with the high single , of 324 as well as high triple of 723. Good bowling! Hawthorne 288; Donald Mae Kin - non 276,; Jack Caesar 269, 255 and Frank Thompson 264. Tearni standings. are:, Cubs 26; Tigers 22; Squirrels 16; Beavers 16; Zebras 15; Kangaroos 14; Chip'- munks 14; Coons 11; Wolverines 10;' 'Gophers 9; Pole Cats 8; Lions 7. Town & Country Men's high single was won by Les Purvis at 201. Men's high double was won by Howard Barg- er at 348. T ea rrrpoints-IPLiFv-is!--Vio,_- lets 3, Al Irwin's Oranges 2; Clarence Bell's Blues 5, Harry Lavis' Reds 0; Earl McDonald's Greens.5, Mel King's Yellows 0. Standings: Greens 17, Violets 14; Blues 10, Yellows .8, Oranges 7, Reds 4. CLOSED AT 7P.14. EVERY EVENING --L-adiest-high-single-was-,Wan by Anne Wisser bowled high single Mabel Steward at 163, Ladies' , (Lk 411IPPI6j high double was won by Betty 1*-T rifaclailratik 292. 7 ;. Team points; Dean Agnew's Gumdrops 5 ', Barb Sanderson's Ju Jubes 2; Marie Hoffman's Choco- lates 7, Lorna Guay's Lollipops' 0; Marianna Porter's Peppermints 2, Grace Hopi's Jelly Beans 5; Team standing; Gumdropi 30, Jelly Beans 28, Chocolates 28, Ju Jubes 19, Peppermints 17, Lollipops 4. _Ladies_60 p.m. Viler Your urn- NOW RR. 1 Lucknow Phone 528-5052 YOUR FUN'K'S 'G-HYBRID DEALER Lucicnow Dungannon