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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-06-23, Page 8* *S • PAGE EIGHT THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO T T. Plumbins and Heating Service \ - ;■ • ' ■' AND REPAIRS -Oil Burners Servicedr-rUnits Converted -• Complete Repairs for Deep and Shallow Well Pumps Automatic Hot Water Tanks Installed For a estimate call or'$ee ART GILMORE R. R. 3, Lucknow 61-r-13 Dungannon WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23rd, • 1954 A'. SOFTBALL r JUVENILES LACE BLUEVALE INTERMEDIATES 20-1 —;Caledoiiian~^arky Lucknow INTERMEDIATE Clinton at LiicknQW THURSDAY, JUNE 24th v Bly th at Lucknow , WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30th IJUVENILE Belmore at Lucknow Saturday; june 26th JUVENILES CONTINUE TO TRAMPLE INTERMEDIATES Lucknow Juveniles continued on their winning ways on Friday night when they jowurney0d to Bluevale to trounce the Bluevale Intermediates 20-1. " Hughie Ma’cMillan did his first pitching chore .for the season and did a fine job, allowing Bluevale Only the one run.’ Kent Hedley pitched the 8th and 9th innings. Lucknow’s power at (bat was the decisive factor in this game, i The“y clouted 15 hits off the Bluel ; vale pitcher. —Luckno w4-.-AlBaker,2nd;Jack ' Chin> ss; ‘C. Chin, cf; J. Hackett, i 1st; K, Hedley, If, p (8th); (P. 1 Couse, If, 3rd; R. Stanley,, c; Gardner, rdf; Emherlin, rf; Ni^ph, rf; Hugh MacMillan, .p, 3rd. ■r h 051 350 042—20 15 6 ■ X Lucknow Bluevale 000 010 000— .1 — OrO-O-----r- INTERMEDIATES BATTER CENTRALIA FOR 18 HITS e 3 8 SPORT JUVENILES BEAT ONTARIO CHAMPS IN 10 INNINGS Lucknow Juveniles humlbied the confident Wingham Jilvenile team here last Wednesday night by defeating them 6-5. in 10 in? nings. Wingham were last year’s O.A.S.A. Midget champ? and were a highly rated team in any one’s league This seemed to be in the local boys minds as they bobbled the ball for the first 4 innings to give the Wingham team4 a; 5-2 lead, After/the'4th inning the locals settled down and got one run in each of the 6th, 7th, 8th arid 10th innings, while holding Wing ham scoreless; Paul Coiise was the hero' of' the game slugging out . three hits for 5 times^at bat. The final hit •drove in the wijnning run in the 10th inning. . ' * The much talked about, and publicized Keith Lancaster was not particularly impressive in the pitching department, arid Kent Hedley’ • more than matched him pitch for ’ pitch. Wingham got 7 -hits...-ofif-.Hedley.- while Lucknow picked Lancaster for 9 safeties. Lucknow: J. Chin, ss, If; Al Baker, 2nd; C. Chin, cf; J, Hack-1 ett,. lst; K. Hedley,.p; R, Stanley,1 c; H. MacMillan, 3rd; p. Couse, If, ss; B. Gardner, rf; R. Emberliri rf,/' '"/■ ' Wingham: Murray, cf;' . 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"ft | Huron County’s Foremost Used Car Dealers ..ft | Cash, Trade, Terms — Open Evenings Until 10 '£ | Cities Service Dealer — Phone 73x, Brussels | ; The Lucknow Juveniles, Who are in an intermediate grouping, continued to' set the Intermediate teams down, as they trampled Wroxeter 17,-5 on- their home; dia mond on Tuesday night. Hughie 3 MacMillan led the Lucknow4 batters with a triple, a double and, a single in 5 times at bat. '• ■.//..•' ’ The locals hit the Wroxeter pitcher for 14 hits while Kent Hedley gave up. 7 hits.; ■ I.ucknow 1102 Wroxeter 012 r 101 101—17 010 010— 5 h 14 7 e 4 7 Lucknow Legion Intermediates, I showing great, punch in the .bat tingdepartment, smashed out 18 hits to drub -Centralia Flyers 26-7 in the Caledonian Park last Thursday night. Lucknow’s big inning came in the 7th When they scored 12 runs to sew up the ball game. George Westlake" was ~ on- the. rnonn^ pitching a neat five-hit game. / 1 ■ . ' . Lucknow: Baker, 3rd; J. Chin, s.s; Greer, 1st; Westlake, p; M. Chin,;2nd; Haldenby, ifAbridge, Of; McIntyre, cf; Cook, rf; Hack ett, rf; Stanley, c. . • Centralia: Johncocks, c; Hur- tick, 2nd; Thomson, 3rd; Smith, 1st;' Stein, ss; Bileski, rf; Ren nie, p; Majarnich, p; Dickens, cf; Anderson, If. Lucknow 121 325 12 Ox—26 18 4 Centralia 310 300 0 00— 7 5 4 i THENEW Fibre Glass Screen Will Not Runt, Stain or Tarnish.f PicketFence and RANCH FENCE MATERIAL Widths up to 48” in Stock.' 4’ Gothic Top Clear Cedar Pickets 4vx4w Cedar 2”x4” Cedar l’W’ Cedar I JPAINT Plaster ins For All Your Needs TITANIC PURE WHITE • Non-F-ade Colors. for Outside MACHINERY ENAMEL to match any of ryour Machinery / / Materials Spray Lime Mason’s Lime Finishing Lime Hard wall Plaster Perlite Plaster All your Require- *y- rtierifs for Plaster ^HlndStockr^ OBITUARY .' ..JAMES ■ MIKEHOLSE ' •. Mrs. Robert Ross of White- (fhurch has received word that her eldest brother, James Mire- house, passed away at his home, Forest Grove, Oregon, on May 28th. He was the eldest son of the late .Mr.and Mrs.. Thomas Mirehouse Of Kinloss. He was in ~his~-84th year; ---- Twice married, Mr. Mirehouse is Survived by his wife and a family of ten children. Also sur- yiVingaretwobrothers,Gcorge and Torn of Meptona, N: Dakota and Joe of Springwater, Sask., and four sisters; ^rs. Kate Hunt of Swift Current, Mrs. Peg Nais- mith of Forest Grove, Oregon; Mrs. Pearl Williams of Scarboro and Mrs, Robert Ross of White church, . ; A very interesting; part of the meeting, was a talk by the new district president, Mrs. D. Mac-- Cosh, She based- her talk on pub lic relations. J ■ ; The motto, "No one is rich; enough to be without a neigh bor”, was ably’ read by Mrs, H. Lavis. ° '■ Tpe yote of thanks was given, by Mrs. H. Houston. Votes of1 thanks from the visiting branches were, given’ by Mrs; Gi Emerson, Mrs. F. Thompson and Mrs. E., CaSemore. The meeting ended ^wjtli^jRe^Q'dCeh and Institute- Grace. A. social half hour was enjoyed. .> The July meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. H. Lavis, with directors beihg Mrs. Ted Collyer, Mrs. L. MacLeod, Mrs. P. Steer and Mrs. D. L. MacKin non. . Lott, ss; Bain; 2nd; , c;, Lancaster,, p; Fry, rf; c,' ■: r 1—6 0—5 he 9 8 7 3, 002 001 110 ,022 100 000, —O-O.-.O------ HENSALLDEFEAT-LEGION — INTERMEDIATES TUESDAY ’ -—T • ■ .• Hensall Intermediates defeated -the—Lucknow^Legionlntermedi- ates in Hensall on Tuesday 13-5. Dan Rose donned a uniform for the first time this year to catch behind the - plate for Geo. Westlake. Dan did a good job as Luckpow used their fourth catch er in as many games. Although not entirely respon sible for the Lucknow loss, th^ Hensal park did nothing to help them. A screen in short left field, floodlight poles in the outfield, a guy wire,, to one of the poles, and electric wires from pole to pole to pole all contributed to the Hensall win. Lucknow:, Baker, 3rd;^Attridge, cf; M. Chin, 2nd; Westlake, p; C. Greer;- rf; Haldenby, ss; Thomp- “sony—1-stj—Rose-c-f—Cook^—Lfg—Mac=- Intyre, if (8th). Hensall: Dendomy, ss;. Knight, If; benome, if; Cameron, 3rd; M: Masse, c; P. Masse, rf; Bestard, rf; Desjardins, 2nd; Gilfilin, 1st; Bell, p. Lucknow Wingham ■<❖ i i i Gilfilin, 1st; Hensall ........114 502 Lucknow ....001 020 r 000—13 200— 5 JOHN W. HENDERSON LUMPER LIMITED Lucknow Phone 150 — / Ontario, I i i I ■fi ■ J t -.1 -i; I i r i fII ! »THREE BRANCHES WERE GUESTS OF KAIRSHEA W.L The June meeting of the Kair- shea^W.I? was held at Holyrood Hall with Mrs* T MaceKnzie and Mrs. E. Keith, hostesses. There / was /a ‘ good turnout of ladies .from the three visiting branches, Purple Grove, Whitechurch and Holyrood. Mrs. Carruthers presided. It - “was--deeided-4b~4iold-“the---pie nie- in Harbor Park, Goderich,1 on , .July 8th, and arrangements are being made to visit the-museum for. those interested. Museum fee is 25c. M,rs. Donald McKinnon, Marilyn Carruthers and Irene Rbuistoh Were appointed to look, F«ftef the’ details.^ Mrs. Hatvey* Houston gav$ her report of the . District * Ahrtdai. ' ♦ Each of the Visiting'.Institutes ■ supplied, two- numbers on, dhe- gave an interesting reading and . “IVfykr" Ray nard^ Morgan Johnston sang a duet; Whitechurch-: Mrs. V. Efnersdtf; a. reading and Mr.s. Garnet JJarrier ehteflaihed with a piano: sold; Purple Grove: a trio was sung by.Mrs. M. MacKay, Mrs. D; Mac Kay and Mrs, F. Boyle accom panied by Mrs, W. Pdlldck ahd a reading in the form df a journal was given iby Mrs; G» Emetscn. Ifej-tJui about C(ic... 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