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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-07-29, Page 8V if* I I A J 0-0-0 <p New Rides»* NewGames—- LUcknow- Goderich .400 .318 :250 h e 8 1 3*1 I z JULY 29th, 1953 Art Gilmore R. R. 3, L1JCKNOW 7 ’Phone 61-r-13, Dungannon a shaky 8-1 decision, with-.the. ipf this merles meets the •winner bf WEDNESDAY, 7. Past Week’s Results __________ I . THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO k, PAGE EIGHT 1953 CHEV. BELAIR COACH, two-tone 1953 CHEVi STYLELINE SEDAN 1953 GHE.Y,1dELU^E STYLELINE SEDAN, two-tohe 1952 STYL19.INE STANDARD CHEV. SEDAN 1958. PONTIAC COACH . / >■ 1951 POWERGLIDE CHEV. COACH, fully equipped 1951 CHEVROLET SEDAN 1950 CHEV. FLEETLINE COACH 1949 CHEV. COACH 1949 OLDSMOBILE FLEETLINE COACH, fully equipped, 2-tone. '■ '' • ‘ - ■ 1948 CHEV. FLEETLINE COACH. 1948 CHEV. SEDAN. 1948 CHEV. COACH 7 1947 CHEVROLET SEDAN 1946 CHEV* FLEETLINE COACH 1942 DODGE COACH TRUCKS 1947 MERCURY THREE-TON STAKE 1948 MERCURY HALF-TON PICK-UP Brussels Motors v Huron County’s Foremost Used Cor Dealers Cash, Trade, Terms — Open Evenings Until 10 Cities Service Dealer — Phone 73x, Brussels I ♦ JUVENILES WON FIRST OF PLAYDOWNS 17-10 Lucknow Juveniles in the’ first of the quarter-finals for the WiOAA softball championship,, downed the Underwood, nine by a score of 17-10. The Underwood team draws from both Kincardine and Port Elgin. ____Lack of control by Underwood’s - left-hander Schlemmer was a fac tor in the defeat, but at that • Kincardine on Thursday night. v, .. ■ '. ■. 7 r •• ' ■ SPORT... •,. LEGIONNAIRES DOWNED GODERICH MONDAY NIGHT Lucknow Legionnaires scored a sweet victory on Monday night when they drubbed’ Goderich with Justice on the mound by a 5«L score, and, we’re told, Big Charlie didn’t like it one ibit. That’s two times the Legion naires’" have knocked, him - off at home, but so far haven’t been able to accomplish the fete., in Caledonian Park. .Forlthe^L two straight. victories.after., a series of four Josses since Felix Mann took. overt / the pitching duties and. had supplanted Guy Sparrow as the hard-luck hurler of the loop,« • 7 The two victories have again sent the Legionnairds’ playoff stock soaring, after dropping a pair <rf. games to the cellar dwelling Hanover nine. Lost At Port Last Wednesday night in Port Elgin the Legionnaires dropped l _77“ „ ~ ' 7‘7 Poniiacs bunching three of the eight hits in the third inning, aided by an error, a fielder’s choice and some stolen bases to score five big runs. The Legion naires got two of four hits’ in. the 7th to score their lone tally. Mann whiffed 10 and Sparrow 12. __ ;'• ••:-------h e "Lucknow ....;....000 001 000—1 4 3 Port Elgin .005 012 OOx—8 5 1 Shut Out Kincardine .. In Lucknow ori Friday '■ night the Legionnaires shut out, the ITakesiders ’P0~ ifT a^thFiilirigbat- • . ■ • •• ' • Service and Satisfaction in Plumbing . an^ • Heating Automatic Oil Furnaces In^ stalled—See The Gil Ranges. FURNACE REPAIRS Bathroom Fixtures & Repairs Eavetroughing, Air Conditioning. , . District Agent For BEATTY PUMPS & REPAIRS Lucknow ppunded 5 out twelve hits, two of them homers by C. Chin and Ken McNayr Lucknow had two bad innings, the second and the fourth, but -were -in—control- from—there-in.-Kent Hedley went the route fork. . „. ■ Lucknow arid .held the visitors • «ihcyi^d •raidtn a h ife ' s tlie 7th. Pattersdn singled, Gatd- 'ner grounded out pitcher to first 4 The second game of the. best- and Don Haldenby banged out a of^three series will be played Tri single f9 score Patterson; — We’re X < • • • ’. • • ■ . ■■ ■ ■ • ■ t ■ • • . Overloaded ...... ' ' ' : • . ■ " / That is right—We haye too many- used cars. 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Wednesday, Friday and Saturday Evenings WINGHAM PHONE 237 Port Elgin 8; Lucknow^ 1 ; Meaford 12, Hanover 0 Walkerton 3, Kincardine 2 * Lucknow 1» Kincardine 0 Goderich 3, .Walkerton 2 Port Elgin 3, Kincardine 1 Lucknow 5, Goderich 1 Walkerton 4, Hanover 0 Walkerton 8, Kincardine 1, Jitney Winners Monday \ There were twenty-two local bowlers took part in thei Monday njght jitney with’ high4 scores as follows: Fred Jackson, two wins,, plus 19; Mr. McRae,. 2 plus 18; Roy Finlayson, 2 plus 11; Donald. McLean, 2 plus IX); Gordon Fish er; 2 plus 9; Marjorie Solomon, 2 plus 8. u 7. ’ LUCKNOW COMPETING IN JUVENILE MA” PLAYOFFS Lucknow Juveniles have ad vanced into the playoffs in the “A” series and are*.grouped with Underwood in a best of three series in the semi-finals for the group championship. The winner the ‘Goderich-Colborne series for the group championship. s Only one Juvenile team is eligible to enter the O.A.S.A. “C” playoffs, This means a Juvenile “grand cihampiorishipl’ series is necessary LUc^now is the only “B” team in the W.O.A.A. and rather than waiting three or four weeks for opposition they have advanced to play with the “A” teams who they would have to. meet sooner or later. Luqkriow is not stepping rhe Lucknow .........000 000 100—1 3 3 Kincardine ........000 000 000—0 2 1 Trounce. Big-.Charlie And then came Monday night’s victory over’ the Goderich nine. Mann was pouring ’em in on this occasion and whiffed 16 of7the Lakeside crew, including Justice twice and Miley once on his lead off trip in the 9th7 At the same time he was hand cuffing them in the hit depart ment allpwing but three bingles, two of them in the 3rd inning when Goderich scored their coun- tar, ' ' ■ ' ■ t ' The Legionnaires were “clout ing” for them and bagged eight hits off Justice, with Mann get ting a triple and Greer a double. Between times Charlie Was bear ing down to strike out 15. He whiffed three in a row in the 8th but the Letgionnaires came out fighting in the 9th to bag three runs .on three hits, a field er’s. choice . and an infidld out. That settled it. Charlie was Ori his way off the: diamond before the last half was over. * ■■ r ...000 002 003—5 ...001 000 000-^1 o-o-o—— JUVENILES HELD PRIZE DRAW LA§T WEDNESDAY Lucknow , Juveniles played * a pair of exhibition games last week with the Underwood “A” team. On Wednesday evening in the Caledonian Park they Scored a 12-5 win arid back at Under wood, on Friday night edged out a 9/-8- decision.. -. During -the" Wednesday night game here, Manager Garriet Heri- derson conducted a prize draw for a bicycle arid ball gldve bt doll. Mrs. Redvers Johnston won the bicycle; but took the hash instead. Earl Swan, R. 3, Luck now, was the ’winner of the i set-) orid prize........,.......................7- The boys sold a .total of $102.00 in tickets and had a fair profit after expenses were paid. Added to this they received a $10.00 donation front, Sil verwood Dair ies and $1.00 donations from El mer Uimbach and Cam MacDom .7 .7 7'.; ..V;7; ■ ^.-^0-0-0—’ 7 Games Coming Up Aug. 3—Lucknow at Meaford , ' Aug. 5—Kincardine at Lucknow* ’ July 29—Walkerton at Lucknow 0 out of theirs class’ as they have defeated air of these teams in . previous games. “C” classification in the CKA.S.A. is for teams under 3,500 population. ------o-o-o----- THE STANDING (Including Tuesday’s Game) W L Pct. 15 6 .714 14 15 14 • 8 ■ 7 5 ARCHIE McGUGAN of Palmer ston is district deputy of North Huron Masonic^ district succeed ing H. J. Cameron. Meaford..... Walkerton c. Goderich ... Kincardine Lucknow- . Port Elgin Hanover 7 .667 ■ <9 \625- W<538 42 15 15. THIS IS DIFFERENT Afternoon and Evening Step Right This Way ATXAKEYIEMLPARK Port Elgin CIVIC HOLIDAY MONDAY, AUGUST 3 3 Tha 7*. 4 OA J —, The program commences at 1.30 and runs through to 11.30 p.m. , Something to do and see every hour afternoon and night. HIGHLAND GAMES Pipe Band Competition 1 Dancing Entries from Canada and U*S.A CHILDREN’S MIDWAY -MERRY-GO-ROUND - —■ FERRIS WHEEL — PONY RIDES • . f- — MINIATURE AUTOS L — OTHER RIDES ’ ■ / Fiddler’s Contest7-IS Prizes ■ Open Competition Indian Handicraft 7. * 7 ‘ . Square Dancing ' • 1 Z ’ . '-T 7. ” MONSTER NIGHT CARNIVAL ’ FIREWORKS—largest display in the district ■. Sponsored by Port Figih Junibr Chahibdi of Commerce