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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-08-25, Page 3{ / 4 t ,y A Ir 1 �4. ig Doug xf Mohawks .are ;going to cap- ture the Huron -Perth interznedi- ate A10" title again tlhi$ year, they'll have to find a way to slow.. .down big Deng Aitchison, Mit-' ohell'e slugging fireb:aller. The hefty Western student seems to thrive on the Mohawks .and the Exeter diamond, He was. the big push behind the Legion- sires 5-3 triumph here Tuesday night in the ;first !game of the. best -of -seven' finals and he per- formed in much the same fashion '''as he did when he defeated Mo- 9'lawke 3-2 earlier in the season. A4tlioug�h he had trquble with centro', Aitchison let the local braves lilt safely only four of leis. smoking pitches. He was gener- ous enough, however, with walks and he helped the tribe score its three runs with seven free pass- es and Some wild pitches. To complete his one-man as- sault on the Mohawks, Aitchison Clouted a triple and a single to t t THE TIMES -ADVOCATE, 'EXETE'R, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 25, 1950 u mps Tribe In First drive in three Mitcilelil runs, In addition to the troulble they had with the Mitchell. ,pitcher, Mo'hawke found errors costly, Three of the tour miscues they committed during the eight-111- ning ball :game resulted in Mitch- ell runs, After a slow start, Smilin' Bob Russell turned in a .fine pitch- ing performance for Mohawks. He allowed only four hits. ,Aitchison,'s triple drove in the Mat run in the opening frame and Bob :Norris singled the pitch- er home to give Mitchell a 2-0 lead. Harry Elliott scored an un- earned tally in the third. Mohawks fought back with two runs in the last of the third. Russell and Bob Meharg took free passes and scored on Red Loader's sacrifice fly . and Don Wells' single, :Both clubs scored In the fifth, Elliott oounted his second tally yhen Aitchison drove him in with :i::ctniL-:ni:aittccnd:astttuaticrct:cs:a: tsnsstattttsrsuc T reasurers Sale Of Lands For Arrears Of Taxes Province Of Ontario Town Of Exeter TO WIT: By Virtue Of A Warrant under the hand of the Mayor and seal of the Town of Exeter, bearing date of nineteenth day of July, 1955, and to ane directed, commanding me to levy upon the lands mentioned in the following list for arrears of taxes . thereon, together with all casts incurred, I hereby give notice that unless the amount and costs are sooner paid, I shall proceed to sell the said land, or as much as shall be sufficient to discharge such arrears of taxes and •changes thereon, at the Council Chambers in the Town Hall, Exeter, Ontario, by ,public auction on Thursday, November 10., 1955, at the hour of 2 o'clock in the afternoon, in compliance with the statutes in that behalf. Notice is hereby further given that if any of the said land remain unsold, an adjourn sale will be held on Thursday, November 17, 1965, at the same time and place and at which the Municipality may reserve the right to pur- chase any of the said lands. Elated Exeter, Ontario, July 20, 1955. C. V. PICKAIRD, Treasurer, Town of Exeter. NAME AND DESCRIPTION: Estate of Mary Stacey – Lot 284, south side of Huron Street, Exeter, Ontario Years in Arrears — 1952, 1953, 1954 $ 9.24 28•.00 Taxes Costs Total $37.24„ All the above lots are patented. Dated July 20, 1955. PUBLISHED IN ONTARIO GAZETTE AUG: 6, 1955 T 0411 t 1 /1111U1k1111, nluluummw 111111/11 a single. Wells scored for Exeter on two wild pitches and a passed ball atter reaching first on a fielder's chaise, The Legionaires increased their lead to 5-3 in the sixth when Bob Aiken scored on an error. 'Mohawks threatened in the last of the eighth when Jack Elsoh reached third base with only one man out, Aitchison pitched ills way out of the hole by forcing Holtzman to pop up and fanning Saxton. A double play by Aitchison, Aiken and D.olma'ge in the third inning nipped a tribe, rally in the bud. MITCHELL ABR H POA E Elliott, of, if 1 2 1 2 1 0 Colcluhoun, ss 4 0 0 0 4 0 Aitchison, p 3 1 2 1 5 0 Sadler, 3b __._ 4 0 0 1 2 0 Norris, a 4 0 1 0 0 1 Kraemer, lf, rf 4 0 0 0 0 0 Rohfrltschf cf (3) 33 0 1 0 0 0 Aicken, 213 4 1 1 6 1 1 Dolmage, Lb 3. 0 0 8 0 0 Sts EXE7.\PR AB 31 Meharg, ss 2 1 Haugh, 1b '2 0 Loader, elll3bb • 4 1 Elson, cf 2 0 IIoltznman, rf 3 0 Saxton, 0 4 0 Fuller, 1f 2 0 Darling, If (6) 1 0 Russell, p 2 1. 6 19 13 2 H PO A E 1 12 0 0 1 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 0, 0 0 0 6 1 24 3 4 19 1 4 PLAYOFF .SCHEDULE Wednesday, August 24—Mitchell :Friday, August 26—Exeter Monday, August 29—Mitchell .Wednesday, August 3.1—Exeter Friday, September 2—Mitchell Mondafr September 6 -Exeter -Puck Group Makes Plans Hopes for a strong six -team Intermediate "A" hockey group- ing were expressed by W.O.A.A. club officials at a pre -+season meeting in Wingham Monday night. Representatives from Exeter, Goderieh, Strathroy and Forest agreed to approach Milverton and New Hamnbitrg • clubs in an attempt to enlarge the group, Officials believe that 'a triple schedule involving six teams would prove popular with the fans. ,The teams hope to get start- ed around November 10.. A pub- licity campaign is bbing organ- ized to keep fans posted on stand- ing and scoring statistics. ;Bill Musser and Irwin Ford, officials of the Exeter Booster Hockey 'Club, :were the local rep- resentatives. Musser and Playing -Coach Red Loader are negotiating for play- ers for the coming season :but none have been signed yet. The Exeter members who will form the nucleus of the team 'include —Please Turn to. Page 7 oleo This Chevrolet- Bel Air. Kiddie Convertible Given Away Free Any Purchase Entitles You To A Free Chance JUST SIGN YOUR NAME MAKE AS MANY PURCHASES AS YOU WISH Lucky Winner Announced Exeter Fair Day See It On Display At Our Show Room SNELL BROS. LIMITED f • • 'C' Final TigersRally For $-6 Victory Alter Zurich Cops Third Win (Dashwood Tigers broke the spell of Zurich'% ace hurler, Jinx Attrill, Monday night to stave off elimination from the Huron - Perth "D" finals; Attrill, who has upset the Hu- ron -Perth champions three times in the best -of -seven series, gave up .eight runs in the first three innings to give Dashwood an 8-6 win in the fifth gauze of the series. Dick Regier three run homer was the highlight of the Dashwood attack. The Lumber Kings took a 3-1 lead in the first inning but the Tigers rallied for, four runs in the second and three in tate third to establish, a game -winning :mar- gin, Zurich threatened in the fifth and eighth innings .but win- ning pitcher Gerry Guenther was able to hold the lead. A double by Don O'Brien and walks to Attrill and Gerry Bell set the stage for Zurich's three runs in the first inning. Ben Gignac's single and an error in the outfield brought the tallies in. Jim Hayter got one run in for Dashwood in the last half of the inning when he scored on Carl Wein':s single which was babbled in the outfield. Lyn Sinesac started. the Tigers second -inning spiurge with asin- gle and stole second. Lorne Klein - saver's single drove him home, Ray Wein reached first on a field- er's choice and Dick Regier's home run cleared the bases. Guenther and Jim Hayter sin- gled in the third to spark a three -run outburst. Jack Haberer and Doug O'Brien scored for Zurich in the fifth and Ron Heimrich, who relieved At - trill, scored in the eighth after, hitting a single. Heimrich proved effective in relief, allowing only one hit in four innings. Hurls Five -Hitter To Win Third Attrill hurled nine strike -outs and allowed only five hits in .the fourth game Friday night When Zurich took a commanding 3-1 lead in the series with a 4-3 Vic- tory. • Ben Gignac contributed a home run to the Lumber King's win, Gignac and Bob Rawlings sing - Juveniles Lose Despite Wells' A hard-hitting New Hamburg team eliminated Exeter Juveniles from WOAA competition in two straight games last week. The boys from :the famous horse- racing town won 10-5 Thursday night in Exeter and 14-4 Satur- day in New Hamburg. Despite the power displayed by the winners, the- individual batting star of the series was Don Wells. 'Fhe Exeter third baseman clouted seven safeties in nine trips to the plate includ- ing a home run, two triples and •two doubles. Wells was voted'the most valuable player of the club by his mates. In New Hamburg on Saturday, Exeter's Jim Crocker held the winners to a 1-1 tie until the fourth inning when they scored three runs. The homesters broke loose in the sixth and neither Chuck Parsons ndr Robbie Dob- son were able to hold them be- fore they clouted six more. Jerry Flbrer was the top hit- ter for the victors with a double and two singles, Jim Pfaff, the winning pitcher, needed help from Mark .Buehlow to finish the game. Dobson scored two of Exeter's runs and clouted a double and Topics From Zion, By MISS JANE DY1 EMAN Mr. George Earl, :Exeter, spent a couple of days last week with Mr. and 'Mrs. Angus E,arl. Mr. and Mrs. 'Fred Heywood and Jimmy, of Toronto, and Mrs. Herb Andrew, Science Hill, visited Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Jaques. Mrs. Elmer Dykeman, of Galt, who visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Jud Dykeman, returned home Sunday. :Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Jaques were: Mrs. P. Bolton, Bessie Bolton and Linda Brown, of Stratford and Miss Sadie Anderson and Mrs. Bertha Hodgins, of Kirkton. ¥r. and Mrs. Ross Skinner and family were Friday evening vis- itors with Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Jaques. Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Brock left Monday on a motor trip to Northern 'Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brock and Misses Dorothy and Pauline Lynn, Clandeboye, Visited over the week- end in Detroit. Misses Doris and Doreen Brock visited with Mr. and Mrs. Mays and :family in Hanover last week. Mr. and Mrs.' Ephraim Ilern attended the Decoration Day ser- vice in •Granton on Sunday. Mrs. James Earl and Mrs, Allan Jaques -are spending this week at Grand .Bend. Miss Velma Anderson, of Stratford, is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs.' RoSs Jaques. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hern and Mr. and Mrs. .Harold Hern were Sunday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hern, Thames Road. Miss Margaret Brock is holiday- ing with Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Lynn and family, Clandeboye. Loyd Anderson, .Science Hill, and Hilda Jepson, Stratford, visit- ed tor a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Jaques. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Brock took a motor trip last week'.to Niagara Falls. Zion West Sunshine Mission Band held a :picnic Tuesday. in Mitchell. Saturday visitors with Mr, and, Mrs. Ross Jaques were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hodgson and Mar- garet, :Granton, and Mr. Herb An- derson and Lloyd, Science Hill. Jim Hannah and il,Iichael Cush- man, Exeter, and Glen ToWle were Saturday visitors with Bruce Dykeman. The' Huron County Bookmobile will :nuke the next .change of books on Monday, Augu9t 29 at 1 ,o'elock at Mrs. Jackson 'Woods. Two Straight Hitting Spree single. Dick McPalls, Doug Sil- lery, and Ted Smith each collec- ted one safety. Thursday night New Hamburg outhit the locals by only 9r7 but they singled when it counted and took advantage of local miscues to pile up the five -run margin, Bob Kettel, Larry Hill, and Jerry Arnold starred at the plate for the winners and Mark Bueh- loiw hurled the victory. Chuck Parsons, who went the route for the locals, fanned 11 but allowed five walks. Wells hit four -for -four and Bob Dobson, Dick McFalls and ,aim Crocker hit a bangle each. Other memlbers of the local club were Terry Wade, Bill Pol- len, !Gar Johnston, and Dick Tailor. Derry Boyle was the coach assisted by Bill Batten. vs; ;..F3 SAVE ON TIRES TOP ALLOWANCES MEAN ROCK BOTTOM PRICES AT BICKELLS. WHITE ROSE SERVICE STATION Phone 105 Hensall led in the second inning to give Zurich a 3.-0 lead but the Tigers replied with two runs in the ,third, Carl Wein's single, which was muffed in the outfield, scored Ray Wein and Jim Hayter who had walked. 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