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WEDNESDAY, JULY 1st, 1953
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Meaford
Lucknow’
SPECIAL
: District Agent For
BEATTY PUMPS & REPAIRS
Sifda^e iri jtower silds and,
B horfzphtal silop1 both below or'
above. the .ground' -and also qu.ito
"X htthibd^ bi fawners are .phitjhf.
up’stacks of silage this year. „ /
FLEETLINE COACH. 1948 CHEV. SEDAN. <
COACH 1941 PONTIAC SEDAN I
FLEETLINE COACH . J
TRUCKS
^-TON PICK-UP / <
Was silent last Friday night .in
ionnaires edged out az5-3 win
akeside nine to run
ak to three straight.
ArtGilmore
R. R. 3, LUCKNOW
’Phone 61-r-13, Dungannon
PAGE SIX
f BARGAIN DAYS FOff}
TH® LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
194?
Ford Seclap ‘
<$895.00
1S53CHEV. BELAIR COACH, two-tdne ; L 1Y,
1953 CHEV. STYLELINE SEDAN
1953 CHEV. DELUXE STYLELINE SEDAN/tyvo-tone
1952 CHEV. DELUXE STYLELINE SEDAN, fully equipped.
1952 PONTIAC COACH ' (
1952 CHEVt STYLELINE SEDAN 1 V’-
> 'THREE 1951 CHEVROLET SEDANS . ■ •
>. TWO 1951 CHEV. STYLELINE COACHES. <
; 1951 DODGE DELUXE SEDAN.
>1948 DODGE COACH
> 1948 CHEV.
> 1948 CHEV.
I 1946 CHEV.
VALUESj
1947 CHEV. ... _ _______ ■ <
1948 MERCURY HALF-TON PICK-UP <
ARMY TRUCKS PRICED FOR QUICK SALE j
Brussels Motors
Huron, County’s Foremost Used Car Dealers <
‘ Cash,. Trade, Terms — . Open Evenings Until 10 !
Cities Service Dealer .... ‘ •—Y Phone 73x, Brussels
Grant To Walkerton Hospital
A grant of $4,445.75 has been
made to* the Bruce 'County Hos
pital at Walkerton by the Atkin
son Charitable Foundation.
At Walkerton, aid from the
Foundation will permit ; the.
County of Bruce General Hospi-1
tai to purchase 15 bassinettes, an
obstetrical / table and lamp, and I dry equipment; -
lowinga 7th inning rhubarb but
didn’t follow it through, so it ap-
j, pears. Se,em§ that Bob McLean •
was on second, On a fly to» left
he was on the runway with no
intention of attempting to. ad-,
i vance following the catch, The
return throw to the infield took
a pad 'hop and went-out of; the
playing field ’with‘McLean going
I to third -and on home, First called ,
rsafe the ump changed his;decis--
I ion and sent him back, , .
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Lucknow .,,.,..^030 0 : 3. :2 ,
Goderich-...........200 001'009-^3 (6 3 ;
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TENTH INNING RUN SENT
PORT HOME WITH 2-1 LOSS
The “hard-luck” Port Elgin
Pontiacs sank lower, into the cel
lar when Lucknow Legionnaires
squeezed out a .2-1 tenth inning
victory that stirred up another
rousing rhubarb.
Plate Umpire Widmeyef and. his
running mate had a grim time of
it more than once with Port El
gin doing most of the squawking,:
led by the fluent Guy Sparrow.
, But while the umps Were boiling
m-their- own—oil"the-fans^were-
enjoyng.it. • Y
A perfect peg to the plate in
the 8th inning by Don Haldenby
saved .the. game for the Legion-1
naires. Port’s left fielder was hit I
by a pitched ball 'and stole sec-
^ondTYAiTj®^^ senOhim tor
third and in attempting (to pick
h ini off Mann threw into ” left
field;. Haldenby retrieved and cut
him off with a dead-ceritre: peg
to the plate._1'j Y; ' \ ‘
* It was: Lucknow’s 4th straight!
Service and Satisfaction in
Plumbing
and
Heating
,Automatic Oil Furnaces In
stalled—See The Oil ^Ranges..
FURNACE REPAIRS
Bathroom Fixtures & Repairs
Eavetroughing,
__AirtlS.on^itlbmng^^^l
Lucknow Battery On Radio
Hughie Hall and Felix Mann,
the Legionnaires’ Fastball bat-
itery, were interviewed by Tom
Rafferty of’ CKNX last Friday.
Hughie says he’s been playing
ball “for 10 or 11 years, playing
his; first ball in Canada on a tour •
with'. “The CloWns”. He’s firing
4iis^third-sea'son--for_Lucknow,-af—
ter. a one-year lapse last year
when he toiled in Port Elgin.
I Felix, who is no mean puncher,
I claims the * distinction of having
l sparred for Ezzard Charles, He
[played triple A ball in Buffalo
uniform* Y:.-
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE—23 pigs, just wean
ed ; one Ayrshire1’heifer, due sbon.
SPORTv..
■ 1 2 ■ nears, oepms wwJUVENILE BALL TEAM HOLDS ^as on second. On a fly to-left
PRIZE DRAW FOR BIKE J’ ~
Members of lhe Lucknow Juv-,
enile softball team are currently
selling tickets’ on ; a prize-draw
for a boy’s or girl’s bicycle. Sec-?
end prize is.a softball mitt or a]
lovely ~ doll. The . draw ; will be |
made at the Lucknow-Formosa I
game on Friday, July.47th.
cPro^eeds are for equipment for
the” bal|.< team. ~ It is the' first time"
Lucknow has ever had a, juvenile
team entered in the W.O.A.A.,
and. a promising looking squad
has bOen lined, up, which got qff
to a good start by winning their,
first game last week, garnet Hen
derson is managing the team.
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LEGIONNAIRES KNOCK OFF
LEAGUE HEADERS BY 3-1
Y Three runs in the first , inning
; • ■ of last Wednesday night’s game
in Caledonian Park/were all the,
■Legionnaires heeded to knock off
? the leagUe-deading Meaford
’ Knights 3-1. The visitors got their
Y'rlone^tallyinthe-7th~ihningy-It-
i was their third Y1 oss in a row.
[ | Keith FrOeman Was on the
* Ymouhd for the visitors: and after
[ .1 the disastrous first inning set
tled. down to pitch one-hit baM
the, rest of the way., Russ Jo>hn-<
rsfori "waT^ihYriShO^ and went
hitless in four trips.
Hall was master in the -pinches,
although nicked for eight hits
and allowed two walks. Highlight
of the game was the way Felix
TMahm got the Knights frozen To
A ($176,000 renovation program i the. bas^s, and with good reason.
“ ill include a new elevator,! With one away in the second,
Douglas doubled and went to 3rd
on a passed ball: Chapman walk -;
ed but his attempt to go down
to second was cut off so easily by
Mann’s bullet-like throwing; that
Douglas never Stirred from third.
That same pattern- Unfolded more
than onde during the game, with
the Meafordites . clinging close“to.
:the bag. They left nihe men
stranded.
' In the bottom Of the first, Tem
pleman just failed, to beat out a
bunt. Harold Greer singled, and
Hall drew a pass. Mann^sllshed
one to third that caro/ned off
Douglas’ arm into left fiefld. Greer
scored on a canter arid Hall kept
legging it round the sacks and
crossed the plate standing up to»
beat the throw. MannY pulled up
at third and scored .on a passed
ball, before Geo. .Westlake singled*
but was left stranded after steal-;
ing second. ■ , Y 1 ;
Meaford got their’s in the 7th.
Lome Gardner, playing a neat
game - ' ’ / __iT__,
threw Freeman out’ at first. Doug
las singled to right field and
when the ball took a bad hop
on“ Morley Chin, kept going all
the way to third. He scored after
Temple^man made a nice running
catch of Chapman’s fly to left
centre. ■ ■ • • '
In the 8th Meaford threatened
againt Freeman was on third arid
Douglas “frozen’ 'on 1 st, 1 when
Hall struck. Out Chapman to re
tire * thp side. In the_9fh i,t was
three up and three down in short
order. ’. . " \ Y . Y 1 '■ ” ..
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...090 001 000—1 8 2
...300 000 OOx—3 3 3
0^0-p-
scrub-up Sinks., _ '
The hospital; with 36 beds,
senves some 13,000 people in rural
JBruce county. It was established
75 years ago and - the present
ISuiKlmg ’wascompleted in T903Y
will ........ _. _______
steam generating plant and laun-
pHTSBURG^
proof
house paint
Most important Paint Advancement in ZS^years
• New Fume-Proof, Sun-Proof House Paint
produces a film of unusual whiteness.
STAYS WHITER
LONGER
’ It will not discolor or darken frdm cogl smoke or industrial gases. .
It’s self-cleaning,'too—removes surface dirt.
Years of extensive exposure tests under many types of climate
conditionsrfromstfong^nlighrafld^
fume areas, have proved the superiority of this new formula over
ordinary house paint. . » : ' : .
: Come in and ask us about new Fume-Proof,
Sun-Proof House Paint. ,
JOHN W. HENDERSON
LUMBER LIMITED
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’PHONE 150
' | Port Elgin
HALL STOPS MILEY AS ‘
LEGIONNAIRES WIN AGAIN .
The potent bat of Shelley Miley
■was silent last Friday night .in
Goderiph, as the Lucknow Leg-
over the
their wi
Milej^weht hitless in four trips,
although" Justice got two of God
erich’s six hits.
, The Legionnaires' again fash
ioned’their victory on three hits,
one of them a timely circuit clout
^n^he^th4nning-hy-the-rampag“
ing .George . Westlake. Hughie
Hall was aboard via an error.
Goderich got/Off to a two-run
form, although he got off to 8
shaky start when Port 'bunched
two, of their hits, a double by^
to scofe what looked like a big
run as the game proceeded with
out further scoring untirithe 6th.
Sparrow struck out ten men
and had retired the first 15 men
to face him; Mor ley ^Chin came up
in the 6th and drew a walk.. In
an attempted steal the ballYgot
away on Bates at second and Chin
went for third. The umps both
on their way to the hot corner,
conferred on the play and called j
Morley' safe.: That started Guy i
stampeding from one to the other
until the watch was: pulled on I
him arid pldy resumed. Sparrow I
promptly lost; his own ball game/- by taking Paterson’s sacrifice ana !
heaving high to first with Chin.|
scoring.::'/ ■ ; ]
Came the 10th and Manri^beat |
out an infield roller -and stole second. Westlake popped. to sec-1 vlIt, ici;3L .vvccrL rtI( UC1 in/mc
Mann to thrid.. Trying a squeeze 1^/- ttih
play Lorne started .for second
and 'Mann got trapped' between
ithird and home. In racing for the
plate McNeil was (bowled over.
He held the ball momentarily be
fore dropping it arid the whole
team isurged in on^ him. Wid-
meyer ruled. that Mann was out
but due to port’s impulsiveness,
time wasn’t calledr’artd at the
whole Port infield moved in to-
Ward the plate, Gardner circled
the bases and scored the winning
’■run. ; ■' .' Y; ‘ '
The Legionnaires have became
masters at winning ball garhes
with but few hits. Sparrow limit
ed them (to: two bingles. . . '
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L ....100 Q00 000 0—1 6. 3.
Lucknow ...000 001 000r . •
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___ ______ ~ [ Apply 7 to *WIlTred Farrish, R. .7,
win, and Hall was again in super ] Lucknow, phone 82-r-16; Duh- Y
| HAY FOR SALE—16 acres' of
(standing timothy. Thos’.-MacDon~-
aid, iR. 3, LucknoW.;
LANGSIDE NORTH
A very sucdessnrrschodl^cnrc^r7
Was : held on Friday afternoon.
The teacher, Mr.Wayne ; John
ston, was in charge of a full pro
gram of races and contests. Mrs. .
Peter G. Moffat received the prize
,f0f ‘ the oldset present: and Mur
ray Moffat, son of Mr. and Mrs:
! David Moffat, the youngest,
i The Y.P.Sk met at the home’of . .
j Mr. and; Mrs. Frank Miller on
Friday evening. Rev. Currig was Y
in charge of the topic.:: <
, ; Mr, F. G, Moffat attended’ the 4 .
Craik-Drape wedding at Niagara.-'
cn-the-Lake on Saturday and also .
visited friends • in Toronto arid
Hamilton, *
Miss. Doleana Orr of London,
spent last week at her home.
of West Hiir spent Tuesday night
with Mr,.and Mrs. Parish. Moffat. ,
Mrs. Bob Brown and Garry of
London visited With Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Evans.- “
Mrs; Clark Johnston, Linda &
Janet visited wiith Mr. and Mrs,
Charlie Tiffin. ’ .
The members of TeesWater
Mission Band were guests of the
Langside Mission Band on Mon
day at the church. The* leader,/
Mrs, Charlie Tiffin presided over
the program and presented the
flannelgiraph . of “Jesus arid His
DescipleS'’!. Recitations .We're- giv
en by Nancy .Scott, David Wall,Y .
Marion Wall and. Janet John
ston ; d trio, Myrtle. Crowstori, •
Colleen Tiffin and Shirley Scott
sang “Children of Jerusalem”. , ■
Marion. Scott, p'oris Moffat, AudY ,.
I fey Young, Cecdlia Crowston, Joe
■.... ; / Past’ W^k^n^sirtts ■;''
. Lucknow 3, Meaford 1
Hanover 6, Port" Elgin 4/ •
Goderich- 8, Kincardine 3
Meaford 5j Hanover. 0
- Lucknow 5, Goderich 3 .
Walkerton 3, Port Elgin 1
Goderich 4, Meaford J2 (13 in-
hings) ,
. Lucknow 2, Port Elgin 1
Kincardihe 3, Hanover 0
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THE STANDING ;
-T/(Dichidijrg^^
•Walkerton
Meaford
*'i rey Young, Gecelia Crowston, joe
Ahrie Connelly and Donna Mol7-7--
• fat saiig “A Mi&sionai’y Hytrm’Y •
. Rev, R, D. A, GUfrU gave a. very
inter esting talk on “The Value of
Life”. Mrs. .Wesley Young read
the scripture and Mrs. Bert; Mof-
fait. gave the closing prayer. Mrs
Wm. Scott presided at -the organ.
Mrs. Gordon., .Wall, conducted
games and contests. Lunch was
served in the-church basement. /
' HURONCROPREPORT
jump id the first inning with a ’ Kincardine
and'a passed Balt Lucknow wentlLuckhow
ahead in: the second with th^ee [Hanover ....
runs 'when Patterson got on by] Port Elgin
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;r— Giames^Cbmihg Up ' '. WaS ^16M€T.s{^hlyY^ii'tiCkhpW. ait Meaford
!i ’ Goderich entered a protest fol-July 8-^Gojerich at Lucknow
couple of hits, ;a pair Of errors /Goderich
and a passed Ball. Lucknow went I Luckhow
ahead in the second with thfee [Hanover .
an erro,. Gardner and Hanna
bunched -a-pair--of- hits and Hah
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• (By G. W. Montgomery).
‘ A considerable quantity Of ex
cellent hay., was stored on Mon- (
day arid Tuesday Of last week •
however. heavy rain Tuesday
night further delayed haying op-‘
■ erations -in the’conventional m a n
her.. More farmers than ever be-
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