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LEGIONNAIRES FINISHED
FIFTH IN FASTBALL LOOP
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up the-fastball schedule on Mon
day night in Caledonian Park
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PRE NUPTIAL EVENTS
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port at times made their task a' ically nil- here, and with th-
tough one ' ‘ ’ season over so far as the Legion-
It was a close 'battle all the / - - . > • -
way with the winning run com- is npt likely to change.
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JUVENILES ARE
grand CHAMPS
Lucknow juveniles, after win
ning the W.O,A|.A. Juvenile ‘‘A”
championship, wept on to defeat i
Ripley in two straight games and |
take the Grand Championship j
series and. the right to advance J
into the. O.A.S.A. playoffs. On
Friday* night in Lucknpw the
score was 12-9 and back m Rip-
ley on Monday the Lucknow team
Was victdfiouF-cpupt.~
Ripley proved Jo pe Stiff oppo^
ition .and in the second game ,it
was a 4-4'.'ball game until the
7th inhing when Lucknow scored
10 runs. Doug ♦ Pollock pitched
well fdr Ripley except when he
weakened in the 7th and his bat
tery mate, Hugh Mason, did a
good job behind.the plate. Kent
Hedley did a splendid pitching
job fof Lucknow allowing only
8 hits jn the final game: He re”
ceiy.ed fine support in Vie field
from his team mates, who were
also clouting the ball freely,
Mammoth clout of the night was
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Miss Jean Nelson, whose mar-
. riage took place recently, was
honored at several pre-nuptial
events. In Toronto she was guest
of honor? at three' separate mis
cellaneous showers, and the staff
of Canton Insurance Company,
where she was employed, pre
sented her with a Aovely nest of
tables and a table lamp. ,
AT S.S, No. 10.riri AshfieliJ
where Jean attended ■ public
school, another miscellaneous
shower was staged, at which she
received many loVely gifts^A
program and1 pleasant /social
evening was enjoyed.
PrioF*lo the presentation of the
gifts, Jqvce Little read the fol
lowing! address:
Dear Jean,
We, your friends and neighbors
of your old scho’or section, wish
to take this opportunity to .ex
press our best wishes to you on
your approaching marriage/
/Though you have (been gone
from our immediate midst for I
some years, you' have still been
remembered by us all.
• So we ask you to accept these
’few gifts as a token of our es
teem and best wishes}
Signed on behalf of. your old
friends at S.S. No. 10.
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Kenny McNfiy’s home run.
The line-up for the second
game was:
Lucknow: D. Thompson 1st; J.
Chin ss; C Chin cf; A. Baker 3rd;
G. Anderson, rf, 2nd;' K. Hedley
p; R. Stanley c; K. ,McNay If;
J. Hackett rf; P: Couse 2nd.1
Ripley: R. Farrell 3rd; G. Arn
old cf; M. Campbell 1st;, H. Ma
son c; D. Pollock p; M. Courtney
ss; T. Hunter rf; L. Gamble If; D.
MacDonald 2nd; A, McCharles If.
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' Score by Innings r li
Lucknow ....101 110 10 32r—19 17
Ripley .......;..100-030’ 012— 7 8
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Eigihty-six but of 5
95 swimmers who have been tak
ing instruction at the Teeswater
Lions pool this summer, successr
fully passed their test. The group
was in four claises, beginner, jun
iors, intermediates and seniors.
tion out of the playoffs.
Final standing was as follows:
W
.. 26
... 21 12
.. 20 14
.19 17
.. 15 21
..14 22
9 26
L Pct.
10 / .722
.636
.588
1528
.417
.333
.257
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FORT. ALBERT OUSTS
RIPLEY IN PLAYOFFS
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A red_hot softball playoff ser-
ies between Port Albert and Rip
ley intermediates was settled on
i Saturday night in Lucknow be
fore a huge and very vocal crowd.
! The* score-" was 6*5 for Port Al-
bert giving them the series threfe
games to one. “
On .the mound for Port Albert
was Grant Chisholm who rack
ed up 16 strikeouts. Blue and
Needham shared the pitching
duties for Ripley-arid shaky sup-
i, money than any other at the.
i Bluewater oval,
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7Jitriey/_Vttinners/; ;__
. There were’ 14 bowlers at the
Monday night jitney with high
scores chalked up by Alex Mc:
I Nay, Wellington McCoy and Fred .
Jackson.
lurs, lijitsnneuiciaim stnimrs. ’ J,.Instructors were George King Kincardine
and Dave Donahue? The tests set. tuc!cn21w. ''
by the Red Cross were conducted ?ort E1Sln
by Examiner W. Hetherington oL -Hanover—
Port Elgin. . —
Pins and badges were xto be LUCKNOW CAPTURES WOAA
presented on Monday night at JUVENILE ’A’ CHAMPIONSHIP
the Teeswater Pool, but did not
arrive to the disappointment of
a large crowdnwhielr had-gather-
ed. The feature of /the evening
was . the presence of Shirley
Campbell of Fergus who on 'Fri
day’ repeated last year’s perform
ance by winning the Canadian
women's championship three-mile
race at the C.N.E.
Five local girls, members of'
the Girl . Guides, were among
those passing their tests at Tee^-
water. They are Beverley Ashton,
Rozella Howald, Sarah jane Ban
nister, Elizabeth Webster, Jean
Mullin.❖
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FROLIC
Since the last issue of the paper
Lucknow Juveniles have elimin-
ated Colborrie and Rostock to
take the WOAA Juvenile “A”
championship.
Colbome Series
This series went the fujl five
games Sviith Lucknow, having to
win the series the hard way/ At
one point in the series the Col-
borne boys had a 2-1 game lead
in a best-of-five affair. The scores
in order of games played were:
Colbprne 10, Lucknow 7
Luckndw 8, Colborrie 1
Qolborne 8, Lucknow 7
Lucknow 10, COlborne 2
* < Lucknow 20, Colborne 16
Chaihpionsliip Series
A .f t e r defeating Colborne,
Lucknow met Rostock for the ‘A’
championship. Rostock proved to
be little difficulty as they suffer
ed defeat in two straight games.
Pitching Was Rostock’s weakest
feature. The /scores of these two
games were:
Lucknow 19, Rostock 9 :
LucknoW 25, Rostqck 10
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TlQriiMiiiwiii dutr'itfil'r nn' n- ; —r — --1 r/i’/Tir ihm^ ibiii ; lU—i 'MiMu'iiiiw "ij'iu ’
naires are . concerned the picture
One reason for the lack of in- .
terest in the ballot is that very
i few_ ;fans,--mo matter_how en-
thusiastic they may be for the
sport, know the players well
enough, or by name, to qualifyJUV; BATTING AVERAGES
Rae Stanle/I^compiled the thc s‘ars °ri th<?
following list of batting averages
of the Lucknow Juveniles, “A”,
softball champions of the WOAA.
The averages are based on games
played since the team started the
“A” playoffs and indicate plenty
of punch at the plate, which has
pulled more than one game from
the fire. The team average is .314
with individual records as fol
lows: . j
Donald Thompson „
Charlie Chiii........
Jack Chin ..................
Kent Hedley ............
Roy Stanley
Art Bakes ......
Jim Hackett ......;....
Paul Couse ......
Hughie MacMillan ..
Kenny MicNay ..........
Bill Baulch ..... .
Alvin Baker
George Anderson .
Allan Miller ..........
CHARLIE AND JACK CHIN TO
ATTEND SCHOOL IN TORONTO
Following/, the final Juvenile
championship game, on Monday
hight, Charlie and Jack Chin left
for Toronto to make arrange-
^entsHx>--cnter--Jarvis-Gollegiate-
with "the opening of the fall term.
The two lads, .who .have been
important cogs ih minor hockey
and sOftball, will be badly miss
ed? It is\ expected they will be
available to help the Juveniles
as they contihiiC into, the OASA.
playdowns..
Charlie and. - Jack ahd Bob.
Mowbray made the nocturnal* trip
to Toronto on Monday with Lyal
Lannan who was taking a truck-
load Of ttlrnipS to the City/
basis of ability.
In our books, however, there
shouldn’t be any question about
the most valuable player award, v
It should go to George Westlake
of the Legionnaires. This Whig
ham boy, and no youngster, has
always played hockey and ball
for /the love of the game, with
no question of “what’s in it .for
me”, ' . ■ /■He played every position on <
the team, and when the Legion,
naires let Hughie go, it was Geo. \
who went behind the plate to
catch Felix Mann. He kept the
Legionnaires in there to the fin- ■
i ish and never missed a game,
even^ when he knew quite well,
the cause was hopeless and the
kitty empty.
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Big .Tournament Monday
__UL>ucknow Bowling Club will
stage their, merchants’ doubles
Labor Day tournament next Mon
day, This has become the big.
event, of the year and the Club
is anticipating the best toljrn^
yeti There is accomodation fpfr W. ,
rinks witji a( long list o.f valuable
prizes many of which are dona
ted iby local merchants.
Stock car racing is catching on
here' and a number of local en
thusiasts have been treking to
Port Elgin recently. Local, inter
est is heightened by Albert Por
ter’s partnership In the Walden
sponsored entry which Floyd
J&nkiris of Wingham is drivings South Kinloss W.M.S.
** c iirArn ores*
ent for the ^Ugu^t meeting Q
South Kinloss W.M.S. which was
held at the home of Mr. and Mn>.
Ted Collyer. The program inclua’
ed a splendid scripture and med
itation by Mary MacMillan, pW
er By Mrs. Ate* Sutherland, sd
by Mrs. R Steer; Wdmg by .
It* MacMillan; topjo by Mrs, Mg
is/ MiSS Annie MacLeod rpo...
the vote of thanks and Miss Dean
MacLeod offered prayer St' me ...
§tyle to win first- place in the
heat for fast cars. He was forced
out df the final free-for-all. when
the gas. pedal atfabhrnent. went
haywire. The trouble was quickly
Acetified ih the pit, but too late.
Albert has done the Body weld
ing, on the racer, King Brothers
do the, mechanical work, They
hope to have a second entry ready
for the speedways, next year. In
the past few weeks the Jenkins*’
driven, car has carried off more close of the meeting.