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Clinton.Midget Ball Te
Wheatley in OBA SF
�n thea i Schoenllals
iavg •g game of a !best more dLe�cU an 'Zhir"di as
o� 'three ser'les, a very strong ball popped to the third baseman and
ffroun Wheatllley defeaited the Walsh, who was base, on an
Clinton Leolon Midgets by -a 54 error was fthrowwn, out a second
=, in CNlnton Community Park by the catcher. Mn",got- that
in'
atf,tle+rmOon. aim back in, ,their hiailif a>f the sixth
CAhrntom witlh a lalti _ clutch hit- as Powell, walled, took second on
#ging couldi have gone ahead in the Garo'n's graunid out crud rode home
World ki nhig as Charles, art- on TWO L verunore's solid hit to
and Rosi Livermore led afif centre field.
"th shmlgiles, but Bardidtf was Wheatley canoe to We' an_d
0111)0 rt stealing second and Liver- wa+aipped. the game up in the
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elirisCLINTONCLxNTON AB R if es of the Clanton; Legion Midgets
(Q'�lnton's amaibaanty to hit in the John Jacobi, c 4 0 1 lblasebiall p1`ay'em in. their mune
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autches' cost them the bail' g anile Larry Powela, if .............. 3 1 0play-off grames, Play -'aft games
ass they left eUtg'ht men
on, the Pete 'Garan, cX..................... 4 0 1 were: three Waith Seaforth, two
base-pa,tihs."la sb¢np f1eU ing lap- Cbadles Bardia., P ............ 3 0 1 WroIll Wimg!hami, two with,Stayner
seg, in the third allowed Wheait'l+ey ROn' Livermore ss 4 0 3 and two with Wheatley,
to score two unearned, runs. Paul iSichoenhpis, 2b ........ 4 0 0
Ao,nr . L"vennore with three Larry Walsh, rif ............. 4 0 0 AB H Aver,
starai'.ght singles was the only l ay- Paul' Pickett, 3b 3 i) ........ 1 Jahru Jacob ................ 42 9 ,214
Frank Ladd, 1'b 2. 0 0 L:arx"y Pgwe2l .......... 38 11 ,289
er to spllve' KnOX's #:tact-ing to any Roger Cumtmifings, (8) .,.. 1' 0 0 Pelee Gamin . 41 15 .365
extent. Charles Bartldfif started for Paull Sichoenhalts ...... 3711 207
TOTALS— RHE Charges Bardlifif ........ 35 13 .342,
Catalan and ryvent the entire alma. i
One (bright spot in, the Clanton Ron, Livermore ........ 3415 ,441
Clanton 000 001 000-1 7 5
cause was two, very pretty catches Wheatley 002 001 020--5, 10 2 Paul Pickett33 7 .212
in the• outi0eld1by Larry Powell, as Frank Ladd' .............. 32 6 "189
he made lava Rang rums in catching Larry 'Walsh .............. 37 9 281
afternoon, Tay balls. S.undayafternoon, the Clinton Ken; Eggpesltia:dr .......... 5 2 .400
Legion Mf4getz lost their second Roger C=minigls ... 4 2� .500
strvaigh.t ,gamie, in as many days to
Peewee Baseball a stronger, moire experienced Wai-
eiataey ball team.. four runs an three hats+ and a walk.
Cil nton went vAUh their star Leading batsmen for Clantom
Final Gamesright-handerLaaTv WaTsh in an were, Sichoedlhals with three sing -
effort to, Set (back in the series lees 'and! LWenmpre and, Walsh with
Priday, September 19, 6 p.m. but two, walks and two solid base two Nits apliece,
Dodgers, vs rndians, (Cliinton Pub- hits put him dour runs behind in Although the team (bowed oust
Ac .Slchooll) the first inning. in the, Ontario semri-ftnlails, corgi
White Sox w Gaantsi (Clinton Pub- ;Clinton was head) off -the score grat'ulliationsi arra in order for the
He School) sheet ,untiT the fourth, finning when splendid shaMrig they made a-
Ya'nkees' vs Cardinals (RCAF Sta- Gama lied off wltthl ; a two Wgger gainst a good ball cliubi, who, in
,don School) t
d later scored' an Scihoenas
These are, the last games of the
ha' the, forst ,game in Clinton took ad -
These are,
single. vantage df every 'break thrown
The two teams. with the most Clinton, was, still; very much' an t err .way.
points,, will, play off in a suddien, the !ball', game ulnd.l the sixth inn- CLINTON . AR R H
deat t game next week. Ong when, Wheatley erupted for John Jaicolb, c
t..,..,,�Lamy Powell, if ................ 4 0 1
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Montrea4. Tickets 25 Chances. 25•
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Clanton • 000 101 0.10—
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Wheatley 401 014 40x-14 14 1
bield Pavilion, Dance to Kerr Wil -
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I�Jpior Red Cross
Coming. Events.,
Sept,
21.,27;
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oaf clii7cPA appeal has dWin ed
be present,
into lolblliivilon"
Thiars., Sept. 25 Bayfseld Fant'
But thoseennies, cQppled wilth
p
Dain " Bayfield Town Hall. Spon -
sorst Bayd elO agracultural society.
the mutual w11116ngniess to sham
Cara+uthea's Orchestra, Lunch
and the energy to serve o0icls,
Counter. Popular priilces. 34' -8 -9 -ib
have aleic,ornplishe'd •great thhlgs; for
)Friday, Sept. 26—Order of They
more tliary 1.,.270,000 of our youth,
Zaster"n' Sitar 'birthday p'4r17 held
the mi'emibers of the C7ariadiam; Jun-
in Parish ITa11, Amglriaan' Chordal:
tor^ Red Crass.
at 8,15 p.m.A;dm'issuan 50 cents,
.Next week, September 21-27, as
Public inv'i'ted. 38 -Nb,
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Sat., Oct, 4- Dz,acxt far 70 va3ualb
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aVriday, September 19
readers. who. are members of the
at vacant store next to Bank of
moorld's largest youth organiza-
Montrea4. Tickets 25 Chances. 25•
tion. In the. classrooms of our ca.
cents. 38 -ib,
ementalry and, high schools they
Dancing e've'ry Friday at Bay -
are a Vital group of the more
bield Pavilion, Dance to Kerr Wil -
than 45 mi1'loonv child len: who share
bee and his orchestra. Admissim
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75c, $1.25 a couple, 34-tftr
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Goderich Pavilion --Dane* ev-
The pennies', nickels and dimes
u,ySaturday .night. Glen Brick -
lr"n and h'is All�Star Orchestra.
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36-7-8-"
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PARENTS! The monthly Child'
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Reaftth Conifereme sponsored by
3126 in 1957,
'the Health, Unit Huila commence'
The jurtiors of Canada extend
a+gae n on F'ridaJyy, September 19,
2 to 4 p.m. at Ontario Street,
H ing hands, and hope to thous-
United Murch. . CQlren three
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months of angle and over may ob-
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