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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1952-08-21, Page 8J. S. Scruton and Toby Taylor credited with two for five, were best with the willow, as every player in the Clinton lineup hit safely at least once. Babchuek was the 'leading bat- ter -for the Flyers with two for three. RCAF . . 000 100 100— 2 , 7 3 . Clinton , . 003 105 04x-13 12 4 LeFurgey and Peckham; Bart Jiff, Carrick (4) and Patterson, `..."4'0,0`.,r4rw•CPW4hdroarcr.Astrs.nesnswe 1 _...„couareous __Jr756am( Get There Safely! CALL, 1 10 ASHTON'S TAXI 1 mat RRitt r ...... RADIO & ELECTRIC Sctezi cowl Ssurice PHONE 313 CLINTON Zipper Binders I LOW PRICES LARGE STOCK THEY'RE—made of °genuine leather and compohide, THEY'RE—in Red, Green, Brown, 'Ton, Black, THEY'RE---complete, with pockets inside (with or with- out zippers) time tables, identification cards. 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PERDUE CHEVROLET.-OLDSMOIM.E..-1.60Ios & Service Your Friendly General Motors Dealer PHONE 367 ftbh CLINTON 4PAGB ETG 'r CLINTM NEWS-.RECORD THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, lon Colts Advance To..Finalls In Huron-Perth Baseball Legionettes o n Tw Up I . „. (, By. New Hamburg „Pee Wees ElutunatOd N • IR New Hamburg Peewees roue S.. 0...in..1 Final -Series WO.AA the OBA planiewns, eaxn- ed the right t0 represent the Clinton Colts advanced to the group finals of the Huron-Perth Baseball League with a convinc- ing 8-1 win over Clinton RCAF Flyers last evening. • The Colts showed a complete reversal of form from their pre- vious game, making only two er- rors which had no bearing on the final score, behind Bob Carrick's steady two-hit pitching. Bob also helped his own cause along with three hits, driving in three runs. Clinton jumped into a two-run lead in the second inning with a home run by IVICEware a single by Colquhoun a n d Carrick's triple. They added another in the fourth when Colquhoun got on on a fielder's choke and Car- rick doubled him home. Three Runs in Fifth The fifth proved to be the big inning for the local team. Wilson smacked a single to left, Draper was safe when Jensen, the Flyer's shortstop, tried to get Wilson go- ing to third. McEwan walked to fill the bases. Schoenhals laced a double down the left field line, scoring three runs. Clinton com- bined two hits, three walks for two more runs in the seventh and they had two more in their half of the eighth when the game was called. "We one run given up by Car- rick was in the seventh. Bob walked two men and the Colts playing things safe and protect- ing their lead, retired two men by fielder's choice, allowing the run to score rather than eut the runner down at the plate. Colts „ , 020 130 2-8 10 1 RCAF „ .. . 000 000 1-1 2 2 Carrick and Patterson; Le- furgey and Kelly. , Colts 7—RCAF 7 , Clinton Colts and Clinton RCAF Flyers clashed in the second game of their group semi-finals on 1Vion- ,day evening. The Colts, after winning the first game by a wide margin, were very fortunate to come home with, a 7-7 tie. The fielding of the local team was very shaky as they committed eight err= accounting for all the Flyer's runs, Eddie Palmadge and Doug, Bartliff pitched four hit ball while the locals banged out eleven safe smashes, Bartliff hit a home run in the sixth with nobody on. Schoenhals Craig and Wilson all were hitting the ball at a merry clip for the Colts, Ironically enough the game was saved from a Colt loss by two sparkling fielding, plays, one by Bill Craig when he made a great catch of a low line drive in centre field, The Flyers had three' men on bases and a hit would have meant at least two runs at the time. The other play was a diving stop by Woodcock in the eighth with one out and a man on third base. Woodcock's Stop held the man on third and the next batter lined to Bartliff to end the garne. H E Clinton 210 011 20— 7 11<Y 8 Flyers 301 120 00— 7 4 4 Dolmage, Bartliff (4th) and Patterson; Lefurgey and Kelly, Colts 13—RCAF 2 Clinton Colts pounded out a convincing 13-2 victory over the Clinton RCAF Flyers in the first game of the Huron-Perth Base- ball League playoffs, Bartliff and Carrick on the mound for the locals scattered seven hits while their teammates backed them up with a 12-hit barrage. The teams played scoreless ball for two and one-half innings, then Patterson (led off .in /he Colts' half of the third with a double to right field, Bartliff walked, Woodcock grOunded out short to ,first, Wilson flied to centre, Craig walked, and Draper banged a double to left centre, good for three runs. 4th Inning Rhubarb The Flyers ,got one run back in the fourth, Fashay was safe on an error. Tamarski hit a ground ball to. Bartliff who tos- sed to Schoenhals for the expect- ed out but plate umpire O'Brien ruled that Bud had dropped the ball and the runner was safe and the argument started. • The Colts claimed that Bud had held the ball long enough for the out and that the ball was dropped only when he was about to make a throw to second base. The con- troversy became so heated that umpire O'Brien threatened to toss the. next player out of the game who spoke out of turn. Doug Bartliff was the first one to question his sincerity and he was immediately thumbed to the bench. Bob Carrick took over the mound duties at this point and finished the game in great style, allowing only two hits in the five and two-third innings he pitched. Big 6th and 8th After adding one more run in the fourth the Colts really got going in the sixth and again in the eighth as they batted around in both frames scoring five times in the sixth and four more in the eighth to sew the game up. Carrick with two hits 'in three appearances and Bill Patterson Clinton Legionettes after being beaten by Exeter in the regular Schedule are two games up in their best of five series with the Exeter girls as the result of two victories during the past week, The Clin- ton team can end the round with another win on Thursday evening, First Game The first game, played on 'the Clinton diamond was a free hitting affair as far as the local girls were concerned. They pounded out 10 runs on sixteen hits off the pitch- ing of Taylor and McCoy includ- ing tome runs by Shirley Proctor, Ruth Glew and Barbara Brandon, Maxine Hunking pitched a good game allowing only three hits and Oils - Greases - Gasoline Petroleum Products Phone Clinton 377 - Phone Goderich 320-W CITIES SERVICE DISTRIBUTOR she was only in serious trouble in the seventh when Exeter scored three runs, Exeter .... 110 000 300— 5 E 3 2 Clinton .... 050 103 13x-10 16 2 Taylor, McCloy and St.ephep.; M,' Honking and D. flunking. Legionettes won their second straight game over Exeter in the seini-finals for their W.O.A,A, softball group championship. Maxine was in rare form as the allowed only one hit, a single to Mary McNight, in the third in- ning, while retiring eleven batter's' via the strikeout route. The lone Exeter run was the result of four walks in tile fourth inning. Maxine also helped her own cause along with a triple in the fourth scoring a run, Barbara Brandon's three base hit in the fifth scored another run and suc- cessive hits by Sharpe, Castle and Reliable Pinsetters Wanted • Apply Clinton Bowling Alley Bowl For Fun Open Bowling Nightly Saturday. afternoons Mal" Hartley, Prop. 1111111.1111.111.111111 Our portables You'll find are very Easy for 74_ Just one to carry; when they won the second game of their best of three series 22-8 from Hugh Hawkins' Clinton Pee Wees, to take the round in straight games. New Hamburg had a moire- experiehced team, with seven players playing their third sea- son in Peewee competition in contrast to Hugh Hawkins' newly formed nine, However, the Clin- ton boys gave a good account of themselves and next year will make a big difference, ' New Hamburg outhit the local* 16 to 7, Mathies led the attack, with four ltita in five trips to, the plate. ilonnie Livermore and; Teddy Watkins each bad two hits for Clinton. Clinton • 012 7 New Hamburg 324 3Q1 x-22 16 3 Mason, Matins and Liverrnore;.• H. Mathiee and H. Xati-40%. CLINTON Models priced as low as $29.95 COMFORT COSTS SO LITTLE WITH A Your Coleman does the work. You can read or relax, or be away from home and your Coleman will keep right an heating autornotitolify. For beauty and fuel savings a. the most remarkable line of oil heaters ever offered! The sensational new line of Coleman Oil Heaters is the result of 110 years' experience! 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