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Save Good People
• Only Sinners
5:32• Luke
•CHRIST JESUS CAME INTO
THE WORLD TO SAVE SIN
NERS.” 1 Tim. 1:15
“All have sinned and come
short of the glory of God."
Rom. 3:23
“There is none righteous, there
is none that doeth good,
no, not one." Rom. 3:10-12
DEAR SINNER IF YOU WOULD
BE SAVED, REPENT OF
YOUR SINS AND RECEIVE
CHRIST INTO YOUR HEART.
HE HAS PROMISED—-“He that"
cometh unto me I will in no
wise cast out."John 6:37
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A SINNER,' AND SAVE ME
FOR CHRIST’S -SAKE,
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THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 31, 1951 3
wild
Dashwood Midgets
Shutout Exeter
Dashwood Midgets ran
over Exeter in the first game of
the afternoon. They racked up a
15-0 shutout.
Miller, O’Brien, Robert Wein,
and Willert all collected two
hits for the winners. Martene
and O’Brien had the only extra
base hits of the game.
For Exeter, Middleton and
Hennessey shared the only two
safeties given up by McPherson.
DASHWOOD — Regier, Houla-
han rf; Denomme, Yungblut If;
Miller lb; O'Brien c; Wein 2b;
McPherson p; Willert ss; Webb,
Weiburg cf; Martene 3b.
EXETER—Hicks 3b; Willard
rf; Middleton ss; McFalls, Tay
lor c; Hennessey lb; Keys, Par
sons p; Halley cf; Crown 2 b;
Batten If.
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Six Runs In Two Innings Gives
Dashwood Edge To Win Opener
Dashwood captured the first
game of the season when they
tripped Exeter 7-3 at the sports
celebgution on Victoria Day.
The winners collected
in the first two innings
their victory,
Carl Wein scored in
after Bob Hayter rapped out a
double. Kleinstiver, Regier, Per
kins, Ray Wein and Carl Wein
crossed home plate in the second
on five hits and two errors.
Russel relieved Shaw for Exe
ter in the end of the second, and
allowed only two hits and one
run in six and one-third innings.
Bob Hayter and Perkins were
best at the bat
with two hits in
Perkins, new
cher, held the
scattered hits.
Darling scored
ter's three runs. Russell got the
other one after banging out a
double.
Harold Holtzman was best at
the bat for the losers with two,
safties in four trips.
six runs
to clinch
the first
for Dashwood
four tries.
Dashwood
losers to
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two of Exe-
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Wein C, 3b ...
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Greys Win First,! YOUR BEST BUY!
Wallop Lucan i
Exeter Greys’ Softball Team i
walloped a younger and more in
experienced junior team from
Lucan Tuesday night to win
their first game of the season.
A fair crowd was on hand to
see the girls play at the com
munity park. e
On the Greys' lineup were:
Essery 2 b; Hunter-Duvar, Blan-
shard cf; Taylor p; Haworth,
Thomson rf; Hodgins, Skinner
rf; Stewart, Brintnell c;
Knight ss; King, Tuckey 3b.
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McRann rf;
Murless c
Kenney 3b
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Dashwood 150 010
Exeter .... 000 110
Umpires: Dale, Thorn dyke
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Lucan Wins Two To Take Lead/
Hensail Loses First/ Zurich lies
Lucan:
Brooks 2b
zer cf; J. Bond
D. Lewis lb;
'Scott p.
Elect Officers
Olive Essery
tain of the Greys at a meeting
on Friday. Sheldon Wein is the
manager, Ulric Snell and Dr. E.
S. Steiner are coaches, and Rev.
H. J. Snell and Eugene Beaver
are the umpires. Mary McKnight
was elected secretary and Bar
bara Brintnell is advertising
manager. Jean Taylor, Marilyn
Skinner are the grounds com
mittee.
7:15.
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The Lucan Irish Nine sit on
top of the league after taking
two well-earned wins over Clin
ton Colts and Mitchell.
The Irish scored two runs in
the eighth inning to break a 9-9
tie with the Colts at Clinton
Tuesday night. •
Bradford and D. Robinson led
the victors at the plate with two
safeties in three trips.
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Standings—
Lucan .............
Dashwood ......
Clinton Colts .
Zurich ............
Goderich ........
Exeter ............
Hensall ..........
Mitchell .........
Centralia ........
Clinton RCAF
Results—
Dashwood 7, ExeterDashwood 7, Exeter 3
Clinton Colts 5, Hensall
Lucan
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4, Mitchell 1
I, Goderich 1
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A. Robinson was the winning
pitcher with D. Robinson behind
the plate. Draper and Wilson
Were the losing battery.
Lucan lineup: J. Barnes lb,
Bradford 2b, Elson cf, O’Rourke
If, Lankin rf, M. Barnes ss, Rev-
ington 3 b, A. Robinson p, D.
Robinson c. Ball batted for J.
Barnes in the eighth.
Lucan whipped Mitchell 4-1 on
May 24 in Mitchell. Bradford,
on the mound for Lucan, allowed
only one hit. Hully was the los
ing pitcher.
Zurich, Goderich Tie
The young -Zurich team held
Goderich to a 1-1 tie in an ex
citing game at Zurich last
day.
A large crowd watched
game go nine innings.
Heimrich and Doug O’Brien, the
Zurich battery, were outstanding
and registered 14 strikeouts. The
Goderich battery was Costello,
Falconer and Young.
Colts Beat Hensall
Clinton Colts defeated Hensall
5-3 in a close game played in
Clinton on Victoria holiday.
ed last week with Mr, and Mrs.
Arthur McFalls.
Miss Helen Shapton, of Exe
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services on Sunday was a guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Hodgson.
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Penwarden
and Harold of Grand Bend were
Sunday guests with
Mrs. William Essery.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto
tended the afternoon
the Crediton E. U. B.
Sunday.
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service a t
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Thursday, May 31
Centralia at Zurich
Hensall at Mitchell
Friday, June 1.
Exeter at Lucan
Clinton Colts at Dashwood
Monday, June 4
Clinton RCAF at Centralia
Mitchell at Goderich
Exeter at Hensall
Tuesday, June 5
Dashwood at Lucan
Zurich at Clinton Colts
Thursday, June 7
Clinton RCAF at Mitchell
GIRLS’ SOFTBALL
Thursday, May 31
Ilderton at Hensall
Monday, June 4
Zurich at Lucan
Exeter at Dashwood
"Wednesday, June 6
Exeter at Zurich
Thursday, June 7
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Brother Of Exeter Man,
F. J. Howald Dies
Frederick J. Howald, former
resident of several Western On
tario centres, died suddenly yes
terday at his ''home, London.
He was boril in Hensall and
before coming to London in 1933
lived at St. Marys, Windsor and
Chatham. In London he was as
sociated with the Alex Lamont
real estate agency until his
death.
A thirty-second deg'ree Scot
tish
was
Masonic Lodge.
Surviving are his wife, former
Lena Bender; one daughter, Mrs.
Kathleen Yorston, of London;
two brothers, Edward Howald,
of Exeter, and the Rev. R.
Howald, Morrisburg; and
grandsons.
Funeral services were held in
London on Monday. Burial was
in Woodland Cemetery.
Rite Mason, Mr. Howald
a member of St.' Marys
Special Services
At Centralia
The twenty-ninth anniversary
of the Centralia Church was ob
served on Sunday with Rev. Par
rott of Crediton as guest speak
er at the morning service and
Flight Lieut. Stibbard, Airport
Chaplain at the evening service.
The “‘ choir under the leader
ship of the pianist, Mrs. K. Hod
gins provided very fine
for both services and
sisted by Miss Helen
Exeter
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morning.
The speakers delivered inspir
ing messages. In the evening
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during the coming year to ad
vance in spiritual growth and
not to allow our Christianity to
decay.
The church was decorated with
numerous baskets o f spring
flowers. < %
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days last week.
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