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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1952-07-17, Page 1213443-ETWEI4 VUNTI)11 NEWS,Xl$CPTIP- THURSYMY:, sYi:714Y 4.-Z 190 •-s•••;•• BARN DANCE Every Wednesday Night The Thames Valley Ranch Boys HOLIDAY BARN DANCE Monday, August 4th Huron,Perth Baseball • Standing (Tuesday Morning, July 15) P 12 2 0 24 $ 2 2 18 .9 4 0 18 6 5 1 13 0 5 0 12 5 4 1. 11 4 7 1 9 3 2 2 10 0 4 1 9. 1 3 DashwoOd Mitchell Zurich Clinton Colts Strathroy Clinton RCAF St. Marys Exeter Lucan Centralia Results Friday, July 11 Zurich 15, Exeter .0 St. Marys 5, Lucan 3 Clinton 1, Mitchell 0 Monday, July 14 Dashwood 3, Clinton 2 Mitchell 7, Exeter 1 Clinton RCAF 10, Lucan. 7 O Exeter Midgets Whip Clinton 10-6 Exeter took a 10-6 decision over the league-leading Clinton Mid- gets in a W.O..A.,A, midget "B" series game played in Clinton, Monday night, Exeter scored five runs on three hits in the second inning, to take a lead that the Clinton boys never overcame, although they came within one run of ty- ing the score in the fifth inning, when they scored two runs on four successive singles. Young Bill Parsons, on the mound for Exeter, did an excell- ent job, allowing only seven hits and striking out 12, while giving up only one walk. In the hitting department, Hen- nessy, of Exeter . had three for five, one of them a triple. Hen- derson also had a triple for Clin- ton, RITE Exeter 0551.,103 x-10 9 3 Clinton 022 020 0- 6 7 4 Batteries: Exeter, Parsons and McFalls; Clinton, Muir Elliott (5) and Colquhoun. Nineteen Strikeouts Feature Midgets Win In an abbreviated seven inning game in which Bob Carrick struck out 19 men of the 26 who faced him, the Clinton Midgets combin- ed 12 hits and three errors to ov- erwhelm the Auburn kinds 14-0 in a regular W.O.A,A. schedule game, The locals had three big inn- ings scoring four runs in the first, five in the fifth and four in the sixth. Torn Colquhoun was the big gun with three hits for four trips to the plate including a single, double and a triple Mitch- ell, Bob Carrick and Howes were credited with two hits. R H. E Auburn 000 000 0-0 3 4 Clinton 410 054 x-14 12 1 Dance Saturday STRATFORD CASINO Bobby Yohn's Orch. Broken Thumb Will Sideline Bob Carrick Bob Carrick,. youthful pitching star, will he sidelined for approx- iMatelY tour weel‘g, JIe sustained a broken thumb as lie slid into home plate in an attempt to score the tying rtin in the Dashwood- Colts game played on Mangey night. Bob remarked that his thumb was sore but continued to pitch the remaining two innings. It was not until the next morning that the extent of the injury was discovered. Bantams Take Close Game from Goderich A four run rally in the second inning was all that the Clinton Bantams needed as they went on to defeat the Goderich boys"5.3 Clinton. Hitting stars for the game were T, Pierson, R. Hugill and C. Lee each with a. double to his credit. Walgah and Barrow banged out two baggers for the lakeport town. R H E Clinton 041, 000 0-5 6 0 Goderich 020 010 0-3 4 3 Hensall Shooter Places Well At Trap Shoot (By our Hensall correspondent) John Anderson, local sniper, won 'the non resident class trophy and added money at the Michigan State Shoot held at Detroit over the weekend, Anderson also placed well in the handicap, shoot- ing a 92-100 score from the 20 yd. line. Anderson said that the tem- perature at the shoot oneSaturday was 99, and Sunday 98. Grand Mistress To Attend Next Meeting The Ladies' Orange Benevolent Association met di Tuesday, July 8, in the lodge room over Clinton Public Library. Regular busi- ness was discussed, and transpor- tation to the Orange celebration in Wingham was planned for. A good number of the Clinton LOBA members joined the hundreds of other orangemen in the annual walk. Grand Mistress Amy Johnston, Toronto, will attend the next meeting, which is scheduled for Tuesday, August 5, in the lodge , rooms, Presbyterian Groups Have Joint Meeting A joint July meeting of the Women of St."'Andrew's Church, Clinton, and Knox Church, Bay- field, proved to be a delightful meeting of fellowship, and interest in the same great missionary work of the Presbyterian Church in Canada. The women gathered in Knox Church, at 3:00 o'clock and Mrs. Anna Brown, President of Bay- field conducted the regular bus- iness of the local society as a de- monstration of the manner in which a regular meeting should be conducted. The program then fell into the hands of St. Andrew's Society, with Mrs. Robert McKenzie, president, in the chair. Mrs. McKenzie opened the joint meeting with a beautiful scripture meditation and prayer. Mrs. James Makins followed with current events, in most in- formative manner, with Mrs. John Snider reading scripture passages. Mrs, D, J. Lane, filled with en- thusiasm from the inspiration re- ceived at the recent Synodical meeting of the society brought to the women many of the high- lights of• that meeting. After the meeting, the Bayfield Ladies entertained St, Andrew's at a social hour and served a de- licious lunch at the home of Mrs. Joseph Richardson, near t h e church, which she graciously of- fered for the-occasion. #"' INNPAP•••••••••41411,44NPANNP4NINPV•••••••41 ammo scavice Get There Safely! CALL 1 1 0 ASHTON'S TAXI "4041.0.0,1144NINIFANOvirdyNP"•11s.....411,11.4POI, ea. $8.30 ea. 7.10 Bronson Reels-No. 1700 , ea. 9.85 Bronson Reels-No. 2550 en. $.60 Bronson Reels-No 4250 en, 3.70 Bronson Reels-No. 2475 ea. 6.10 Thompson Spoons 45c to 95c Erie-O-Bass Spinners ea. .50 Wheelrite Plugs ea. 1.25 Jitterbugs ea. 1.45 Hula Popper ea. 1.45 Hawaiian Wigglers ea. 1.45 Betts Glass Rods-4 1/2' to 5 1/2" Betts Glass Rods-3' to 4141 Colts'Edge Mitchell; Lose to. DaAwood Colts Nip aeteltell 1-0 It has been a long time since there has been a 1-0 ball game in Clinton, but that was just what the local fans wee treated to on Frid.ay laat when the Mitchell Jaegronaires and the Clinton Colts hooked up in a desperate struggle which saw the Colts emerge vic- torious by the narrowest of mar- Bartliff and Hully were masters throughout. Doug. allowed five scattered hits and gully four. Error Decides Game After two men had gone down via the strikeout route Bartliff singled, Woodcock then singled to right field and as Bartliff raced for third base, Bobby Gaul (the Milverton hockey star) attempted to throw him out at that bag. The throw got away from Gatenby, the Mitchell third baseman, and Bartliff crossed the plate, This was the only break of what was almost a perfect ball game and the Colts made the run stand up as they played errorless ball be- hind excellent pitching. One feature of the game was a sparkling double .play that erased a Mitchell threat in the sixth in- ning, Gatenby doubled with one man out. Gaul grounded to Woodcock, who bluffed Gatenby back toward second base, then threw Gaul out at first. Gatenby raced to third and rounded that base going about ten feet down the baseline toward home. Scheen- hals fired the ball across the dia- mond to Johnny Wilson who cov- ered the bag and the Mitchell player was tagged out. I H E Mitchell 000 000 000 0 5, 1 Clinton 000 010 00x 1 4 1 Dashwood 3 Clinton 3 Dashwood has long been an nemesis for the Clinton Colts and Tuesday night was no exception as the southern village stopped the winning streak of the locals at six victories taking a close 3-2 decision. The Colts outhit their opposition nine to five and threat- ened to score on several occasions only to have Stormes tighten up and retire the side. The Colts scored both their runs in the second inning after two were out. Coiquhoun walked, Pat- terson hit a double scoring Col- quhoun, Carrick then singled and Patterson romped across the plate, Dashwood was held scoreless until the fourth. Jim Hayter led off with a single to right but was thrown out Draper to Wilson, as lte attempte0 to stretch his hit into a double. Bill Hayter beat out a bli which Itietwan stopped deep behind second but was too late to throw him out at first. Wein bunted safely, Stormes and Reiger walked Klieoativer ran the count to three and two and then drove a double to deep right centre scoring three men which was the margin of victory. The Colts threatened in the fifth and would have scored the tieing run but Bob Carrick trip- ped as he rounded third base on his way in to score and this en- abled Geiser, the left fielder, to throw him out at the plate, 'Again in the ninth the locals filled the bases only to; have Stormes strike out Woodcock and get himself out of trouble. Stormes and Carrick, both left handers, pitched equally well, each striking out eight batters, while issuing fotir walks. For the benefit of the local baseball fans. The Colts are play- ing a remarkable brand of ball, Their fielding, which has long been their downfall, has been faultless for the past five games. So come out to the local ball yard on Thursday evening when the Clinton RCAF are the visitors. You will not only have an enjoy- able evening of baseball but you'll help the local boys with your pat- ronage. R H E Dashwood 000 300 00x 3 5 2 Clinton 020 000 000 2 9 1. LONDESDOE0 ELIMINATED Londesboro B.A.'s were elimin- ated ,in the semi-final round of the group 2 of the W.O.A.A. Int. "C" softball series, Friday night when Port Albert handed them a 21-9 defeat in Blyth to win the semi-final series in three ames straight, Port Albert now meets the winner of the Union-Benmiller series to determine a group win- ner. North Wins AILS*: Baseball Game 54 Aashwood was the scene of the Huron-Perth Baseball League All-Star game on Wednesday, July 9. The game was won by the North for their second straight victory in this baseball Classic. The two well-matched teams battled the issue out in the closest all-star tussle to date, and it took a. three run ninth inning. uprising by the North to decide the game, It appeared that the North, was going to let victory slip from their grasp in the bottom half of the ninth as the Sonar finished strong, adding two runs and had men on second and third when the final out was made. Most Teams Represented Most teams in the prosperous Huron-Perth were represented in the tussle and a, fine crowd turned out for the affair. The Northern WANTED A Shipper Experience Not Necessary APPLY CLINTON HOSIERY MILLS LTD. Phone 117 CEMENT Contractors CEMENT BUILDING and CHIMNEY BLOCKS Built and Repaired GUY IVES and -SONS Phone Carlow 1612 36-ptfb Side was selected from Clinton Colts, .Clinton RCAF, Mitchell, Zurich and Exeter; The boys from the south were gathered from the Centralia RCAF, Lucan.. Strath-roy, Dashwood and St. Marys. gluacis. Hen,.gulley, who hurls for Mitchell in league play, ,was the winning pitcher. He took over from Walker, of Clinton -WAF., in the seventh with the score tied. et .21,2. Harry .Jacobi, of Vxeter, started on the mound for the North, Young Robby Wein, starry 10- year-old Deshwobd righthander, was charged with the loss but a couple of costly errors, in the ninth inning cost him the game, EvanS of Strathro,Y, started on the hill for the South, with Bob Stormes, the former St, Thomas boy, who now serves them up for Daahwood, taking over in the fourth, Both clubs were well piloted, with F.O. Alexander, of Clinton, handling the winners, and F.O, Gord Gainsforth in charge of the Southerners. The South got the first run of the game in the third, when Clouthier drove Regier home from third, The North came back with two in the top of the fifth but the game was evened up again in the South's half of the same frame. Hayter, with two for four, and C, Wein, with two for five, led the South et the plate. Wood- lectric kitchens ft Make good sense. They save you labor And expense. I hia m col pi I. r RADIO 8, I ELECTRIC 6gral, and cSstuice PHONE 313 CLINTON cook with one for two was best.'- for the North. -5. 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