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StRA1FORD BLANKED
IN CLOSE N. W. B. A.
GAME ON MONDAY
Classic City Nine Shut Out 2-0
Contest Played Under Protest
Called In The Seventh
Stratford fell a victim to the Purit-
ies "kalsomine brush" on Monday, and
emerged a "daub" to the true of 2-0.
The playing field provided was In owl)
desperate eondltion. both as to infield
nod outfield. as well as Irregular (Rat-
tan -es as regtrda the bases, that the
game was played tinder protest. Hat-
box wet the coatest the executive of
the 1'tstty Flour team will notify Sec-
retar,7 Horuing of the ground condi-
thous. iuttktug Its strongest repreaettt-
ttiohs to have better accommodation
b.al'plled.
The game, called for the late hour
of 6.15 did not get under way until
6.30 and consequently only six com-
plete innings could be played. The
crowd was small and consisted in the
main of wittor.s. who enjoyed tbem-
selver greatly. Stratford Li a hockey
town. and the "Domtaloa" baseball
team really deserve.. some oredlt for
its tight to play the game undo, such
disinterested conditions as exist. The
"band box" of a ball park let iltuaj..d
on the outskirts of the city, and wins-
in
ilyIn a stone's throw of the G.T.R. shunt-
ing yards. which in itself proved a di-
verting disturhauce to the players and
•p ciators allle.
J The game was hard fought and ex-
citing to a degree. Thq "tlghtle1 " of
the struggle js s!u,w•n ht the feet that
there were so few runners on either
side retired at first base. only /Wren
In all out of thirty-six. Jimmy Carroll
• sat the red light *tattoo had a bury taste
with five put outs and one *twist one
of his chances being a splendid catch of
Clifford's hot liner In the fourth in-
n ly[.
Stratford was able to get runts rs
on the ,paths, but they all di -sl there
through Cooper tightening in th • pinch
ea and being given tine support in the
Reid.
Payette. south paw twirler. although
he struck out nine men. was largely
his owu undoing as he was wild. and
allowed a hit when it ells most need-
ed. He tare three bases on lolls to
start the third inning and Pat Mc-
Carroll *cored on a fielder's choice.
Lindsay walked to start the sixth
reached thin! nth Burling's hit, and
scored on the klentleal "sgneese" play'
Mt and run that he carrrled out with
Bob Histeevt here. and again }lob came
through with the timely little sacrI-
Oee• Mont.
The Purities thus scored two earned)
rens becauk the runs were register-
ed
on hits. bases 0n ha11M. and wcrffice
bite before fielding chances had been
offered to retire the side.
During the third inning F. 1/sly un-
euestioitably exceeded his powers and
euthority in over -ruling :h decision
smile at first base by .1 Wiggins.'
wis& Bob ISlsaet ran off the ha. • line.
Mas than three• feet;to avoid n e•ol-
baton with the first baseman
Purity !lour AB R H PO A 10
1'. McCarroll s.s .. 3 1 0 0 1 6
C. Cooper, e.f. .. 2 0 0 1 0 0
J. McCarroll, 3b .. 2 4 0 6 1 0
Haynes'. c, 3 0 1 5 2 1
Lindsay; 2b. 2 1 0 3 1 1
Burling, lb. 1 0 1 3 0 0
Blaadt, r.f. 2 0 0 0 0 0
E. Cooper, p. 2 0 0 0 2 0
Pridlam, I.t. 2 0 0 1 0 0
Totals ' 21 2 2 18 7
Stratford AB R H PQ A
Lavelle, 2b. ....... 3 0 1 2 0
Moore. lb. ........ 3 0 2 4 0
Edwards, 11. 3 0 2 0 0
Payette. p. 3 0 2 0 1
}tart. 31e. '2 0 0 1 :t
1)o, rr. r.f. 3 ti 0 11 n
2
0
1►
0
0
0
11
Geer, a.s. a 0 It 1 11 0
I HeltJe, c.f. 2 0 41 1 0 0
1 Clifford, 1.. 3 0 0 9 1)
0
Totals 25 0 7 1K 4 0
Sey
Purity Flour 0 0 1 0 0 1-2
Stratford 000000-0
Stolen Maes-Burllug. Pridham, Ed-
wards. Sacrifice hits-Biskt. Two -
base hit -Haynes. Struck out -by
Payette 9; by Cooper 4. Mases on
fella -of Payette 6; off Cooper 2.
Wild pitches --Payette, Cooper. Hit
by pitcher -Payette (Pridham). Left
ou bases -Purity Flour R; Stratford 9.
Umpires -Daly and Wiggins. Time -
1.56.
Plsee-Meal I
Dingo Haynes has secured a double
in every game to date. Keep It up,
"Ding." -
• • •
Pridham made a fine running catch
of a foul tly lu the fifth Inning, with
two on and none out.
• • • r, s. ....
Darkness makes a very ousarla-
factory ending for a baseball genie.
The only remedy Is to start earlier '
• • •
Daly is some umpire alright. he
needs to take "dally" lessons on the
umpire's duties.
• • •
The team surely plays a strong dc-
feusive game.
• • •
N.W.B.A. Group 6 Standing May 31st
Purity Flour 2 to .1000
Stratford ti 1 .000
Zurich 0 1 .000
• • •
Teeswater entertaining Zurich on
Monday In the Itig Four nosed nut a
victory in the ninth• after two were
out, winning 3-2. This was rubbing
it in, as the Zurich team prides Itself
on its "ease tack and ninth tuning
rallies." and Teeswater simply *tote
their thunder entirely. The batteries
were Haines and ('hurry for Zurich
and Currell and Boyd for Teeswater.
• • •
The executive is Indebted to J. H.
Lauder for his donation of liniment to
the club, a gift similar to that receiv-
ed last year.
PROUD WINGHAM
HUMBLED WEDNESDAY
HAYNES THE ARTIST
Although part of the wreath Inning Anon Hits, Strikes Out 13,
was played. the rules signify that "the
score. when the game 1s called on ne- peas Plays Pine Ball, 5
count of darkness. shall he reckoned Doubles, Score 10-11_.
as that of the las: even Innings," which
In this ea'.' w•ns the sixth : turd 1n the Winghsm w•as snhjeeted to A enash-
esmpliauue of (his rule the Flour team! t. defeat In the Big Four fist ure in
hale' len nous, two walk-*, a dmtble,;
that town on Wednesday afternoon.
rad escape. two strikeouts, and two' the score being 10-2
wen left on banes.
In the tacky ac•rehhth J. Mc('arsoR, Leonard -Dingo" Haynes. the fourth 1
pl
'mond man up. walked. 'role second. h•her date by v ]fun-
_ rttd 4cor l on Dingo Havnes se•ennrl ager Btrottwi out to ays of the Purities ,b me
long doable. Then Rnrlilig tame through with arewperse, chid twirl his
through with another bit :til Hayne• opponents hitless for seven Innings,
allowed them only three hits end
struck out thirteen during th^ gamc
Goderich Rare Haynes fine snp)nrt
as shown by the scattered pal -out
figures eight men being caught . lt 4)0
fly Lalla. HAyue•s' control eras ceel-
lent, thongtl he hit two men. he t•osned
only one walk. Telfer'' hit. width
went-rn?-"TIVirTstsla (types the -abort
11. t-fle•IA fence, would easily have
gobbled n.1) by Coed Cooper. w bo
made two fide catebes right off the
Moa ods.
Mercer -r 'Dingo" Haines mallrtein-
ed hi. re'nrd of hitting t double every
*Me to dale" by furling nut two hang
hits and alklv8►g In two rens. Cer-
tainly he taped the climax In a grand
day's .tfort by striking• out 4i.raur,
who•li considered a strong hitter for
the hatter in the ninth.
As fV►r SViugham, and the support
acrorled ]I trden, even though he
•e as nicked for six hits, fire of tfiem
doable.. the less maid the better.
Thlrteea miserable errors. were. /Stalk -
•..I up to them. and .thus ten Godrrteh
it were allowed le reach first base.
lrlus. Arnott and Geddes vied with
other in playing the roll of the
sieve."
‘1. surely playerd a lino game
red to w•ln, every man on
ng in tine form.
,1I1 it 11 I')) A K
. 0 2 0 1 0 0
4 2 0 2 () 0
4 2 0 13 2 n
winged his way home [row the i\ec-
stoue sick. Yonig batted for Cooper.
14110 112141 been pitching with & panful
alJteh in his side; and hurled the
uiw•ourpl.•ted half of the inning, strik-
ing out two. lhatters.aahile two others
reached ilr*t on rollers, whleh disap-
- rrAi lea--tis_-darl•OYss,-Antl-.the nm.
Ole Balled the game.
WARNING TO
WATER "IkAKERS !
Any l.rtwusitlg Water for
lawn sett ice litthtside reg•a;ar
hours flout : tri 8 a. Id. d .i
to 10 p. rat. will he pro e4
and. water turned off 1\it
notice. •
Water and Lishl Cos
Is 'Without Doubt "The Bast.'
ld in .Sealed Packets Only.
.1-'5
Haynes. p. 4. 0 2 1 0 0
Lindsay, 2b. 3 1 x 1 2
Burling, lb. '1 0 1 0 0
R. Bisset, Ic.f. 5' 2 3 0 0
E. Cooper, 3b. 4 0 0 0 1 0
Pridham, 1.f. 4 2 1 0 0 0
z W. Bisset, 1.5. 1 Q 0 1 0 0
Tota Is 40 10 627 4 2
Wingham ABR HPOAE
Rowson, 1b. 4 0 0 8 0 2
Geddes, 14.24. 4 0 0 2 3 4
Tetter. 2b. 4 1 1 4 2 0
Arnott, 3b. 4 1 1 2 2 3
Hodgius, e. 8 0 0 7 2 4
Garner, 1.1. 4 0 1 3 0 0
Walker, c.f. 2 0 0 3 0 9
VordFB, p. 2 0 0 0 1 0'
Aitchineon, r.f. 3 0 0 0 0 0
Totals 30 2 327 10 13
X Hatted
foJuCr,m 1s1 &laa,
('.ederlch ....1 0 1 0 0 8 II 0 0--1d.
Winghaw ...0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0- 2.
Left ou Lases-Iioderk•h 6, Wingham
4. Stolen baser --P. McCarron 2. C.
Cooper, J. McCarroll. Hurting, 1Md-
ham. Sacrifice hits -Lindsay, C.
Couper. J. McCarroll. Two -base Mts-
Hayrws (21, Lindsay, i'rldham, R.
Bisset, Teller. Struck out -by Haynes
13, by Norden 9. Bases on halls -off
Haynes 1, off Norden 3. Hit batsman
-Haynes 2, (Walker. Hodglnsl. t'm-
pires-Tacker, 1)oauthue. Time -L05.
Tit -Bits
Wingham had won five straight In
Wellington and exhibition gamer. but
they tinnily met a "Team." The large
crowd received a new "treat" for them
In seeing their favorites era wesk with
the bat and so strong on errors.
• • •
Several automobiles of Goderich fens
were in atteudene and were enabled
to see the team win away from home
tea, fine style.
• • •
The heavy ea of the Wingham bat-
ting order struck out one, two, three
in the second inning.
• • •
Four Goderich pitchers have allowed
22 hits, struck out 40 batsman, and
Garbage Collection
-o-
The collection of garbage under
the direction and supervision of the
Locgi Board of Health, will com-
mence on June 1st, and thereafter
the collections will be made every
Saturday and Wednesday through-
out the season.
The fee is $1.,s; to the end of each
month and payable in advance to
the Town Treasurer.
Ne awe will b. kanded to tko
Garbage Collector salon Foo has
bqnid in advance.
A few appr'e'ed (i airbag). Cane
1..r sale at coat.
For any fultf';.r particular' apply
to
L. L. KNOX
Town Clerk
1
been /cored as only 3 times In 33 Inn-
ings, certainly n record worthy of
notice. The teem with a huriing stiff
sueh as that 1/. eertalnly needs to beer
watching by opposing nines.
e. t • •
With Richard Tasker, of Clinton, as
a regular umpire in both leagues this McDonald strews. a son.
year. the teams are assured of a fair
and .stiriactory treatment in this con- Mt/finis. IN. -In Goderich. on Sun-
ne sora. day. May 21. to Mr. and Mrs. Thom.
I• • • Morrison, Park strcwte a neon.
Jimmy McCarron caught a splendid
game. nipping twn runners datfootedt--
I off the baser by soap throws.
BUCHANAN - WASHiNGTON. - in
Lindsay stopped a ecre0ehing.Lslin)te
) r Chicago. on Wrtlnelalay. klay 24.
In the ninth with his bare right hand Miss Cora Washington. formerly of
and was slightly Injured."Goderich, to Mr. Walter Buchanan.
of Goderich
CecheRig Four" May Slot BEACOM - LYNN. -. In Kt. Peter's
chnh. t;o.lerieib on 1(atorday,
.•eetwater ....... 1 1 ;sr)r•
May 27, i,Rev. Father (;tum,
Wfna4am 0 1 .M)0 Helena. danatrbter of Mr. and Year.
Zurleh ' 0 1 .000 E. F. Lyuu. of Goderich. to Mr.
• ' Wm. He*e•nn . of G.slerleh, son of
For Zurich game here on May 24th Mr. and Mr- C. Bea• om. of Clinton.
"Dingo Ha7ese aaaped for Hero's
Pat McCarron won a box of cigars
given by T. Thompson for stolen
base.: and Earl (toper and 1'at Mc-
Carroll cath get a pair of slippers.
donated by Reg. Sharman, each hiving
a batting average of .500 for the day.
• • •
Two home games next week. Wing -
ham on Wedensday, and Stratford on
Friday. Be there to cheer the boys;
they have earued your support,
• • •
•
The remarks of the Zurich "Herald"
regarding the Goderich baseball team,
sound like "sour grapes' alright.
DIED
COUSINS.-At Whitewood, Sask., on
Tuesday. May 2. 1922. Mary Ann
Leach, wife of Thomas Cousins, In
her 55th year.
GORRELL-At Gananoque. on Satur-
day, May 27. Charles Gorell, father
of Mrs. H. J. Fisher, of Goderich.
Interment was made in Brockville,.
cemetery on Monday.
' . BORN
ALLEN. -At Alexandra Hospital on
May 30, to Mr. and Mra. Wm. T.
Alien, Ott. Patrick street. a son.
LUKE.-in Goderich. on Sunday. May
24, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Luke.
MARRIED
Hotel Bedford Goderich, Ontario
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Attenticn
The lnutoal Slo•etirig of the South
!inert liberal Ass'•c•iation; aa con-
stituted for Vederai )••:psora, will
be held at the
TOWN HALL. HENSALL
uN -
,roll,
ATHLR
6.30 to 12.00
SUNDAY CONCERT DURING DINNER ;\ND SUPPER HOURS
P01 IIAIaU
ter, of Itayfield, spent the pas
_ with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr
COIL $ALE -NO. 1 XXXXX R. C. and with hay sister, Mrs. T.' Gault
■■ 14[dart% a) Wader station at
lowest prices. ROBERTSON AND 4PPLICATION FOR DIVOIIC
TREBLE, 1t. R. No. 5, Goderich. tt;
PRIVATE SAIF. OF HOUSEHOLD
Furniture. -The following articles
slightly used will he dispose) of by
private sale : One Davenport, 1 iron
Pad. 1 bed spring, 1 mattress, 1 011
cook stove, threw burner with ,v.•n. 1
round extension table. 4 chairs, 2
roekera, fruit Jan and kitchen uten-
sils. Apply to MRS. ItE1.MORE, at
the residence of MR. THOS. 1VAt,-
LACE. East street. 1-t
ARTICLES WANTED
WANTED -SECOND-HAND COOK
Stove to rent for the summer.
Apply Box 175. Signal Ofiler.
AUCTION SALE
AUCTION SALE 01' .t COMFORT -
able fame cottage on Gibbons St.,
Goderieh.
MR. C. R. RI LCKIIALL
of London. will sell by public auction
AI the premises, Gibbous St., Goderich,
on
SATitRDAY. JUNE 3rd,
commencing at two o'clock sharp:
A very comfortable frame cottage
containing living room, dining room
kitchen, 8 bedrooms, a summer kltehen
and a good cellar. A good garden and
eiectrk Ilghts. The property Is in
good oonditioa and 1* well located and
will he sold without reserve.
TERMS. -Ten ler cent of purchase
price to be paid at time of sale, Mt,.
once In 30 clays. Property may he in-
spected at any time on application to
Mr. P. 4. Ryan.
T. GUNDRT. Auctioneer.
APPLICATION FOR DIVORC
Notice I* hereby given that
neat Warren Porter, of the Town
Goderlch, In the County of Huron,
the Province of Ontario, retuhwd
tiler, will apply to the Parliament o
Canada ■t the next nation thereof._.
for a 1ti11 of Divorce from his wife.
Betty Violet Porter. of the l'Ity of
1 London, England on the ground of
adultery and demertlon.
Dated at Goderich, this 13th day of
May, 19'. .
ERNEST WARREN PORTER,
by his solicitor
R. C. HATS, Goderich.
POR KALI OR RENT.
UUILDING LOP' FOR SALE. -ON
it it Druck .tett. Moot be sold aiihu the neat
leer week.. Moho oiler to MRS. r'HOMASMc-
KENZIE. Victoria Street. Godartcbl or to W. A
WHITELEY, r2t6 Oak Street. New Orleans, Ls,
1141
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$ general housework. Apply to
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PUBLIC NOTICE I IJfor hop.ehold enact., tars stork..!.., tar
I W County of 1111/011.
AUCTIONERRINO.
.\Adie ..• -, •- _elest4me re 1.M. STALE=
I CANADIAN ORI)ER OF FOREST. Auburn . • 4•r
ors, Court Goderich No. 32, will
hold their annual ('hur'h Service and
Parade on
SUNi►AY MORNING. JUNE lith,
to the Baptist C'hurc'h. Rev MT.
Ilewey will be the ulinIater. All
brethren please try and be present:
1.0 tint brothers Always weirome.
Brother* are rtquerted to meet at the
Lodge Itootns. over Ileru's Shoe Store,
at 10.30 o'clock a m.
C. JOHNSTON. A. E. BARKER.
Cont Re neer. !tee. Sec.
TO WHOM IT MAY CuNCHR\.-1
desire to state thmn¢h the col•
limns of the Go,lerleh la,tl Liners,
and to whom it may concern and in-
terest that the remarks and slaudercas
statements that i have uttered and
told about the Bedford family, In-
dividually or otherwlse, ate untrue,
fable. and unfounded and untruthful
in every respect. i am signing this
statement of my own accord to ay.
quaint the nubile with the fact that
1 was untruthful In any remarks
made *Mout the Bedford family.
Slgoed this '2.Sth day of May, 1922-
- ea ft leallt
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N THE TATTER OF THiP APPLI-
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the Telephone System of the Muski-
pallty of Colborne for aut to
charge 11304) per annoy for r
servk•w, subject to a d(srounf at the
rate of 113.00 per annum on all amounts
p.alel within thirty days from the date
rat renderima the arnroat for same.
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The I nterio Railway and Mnnl-
ipoal iFoard h•rrhy appoints nitro -
v. the Fifteenth day of June. A. 1).
11)22, at the hour of tea oelnck In the
forenoon (Railway Tinter. In the Col-
borne Township Hall 1n the ♦il'.agr of
Carlow. for lumrtn* the abuove Appil-
eatlnn. All nersuna Mvlag as inrc're•t +ccttuAre T
ratLll aAl1 Penpal itM1rIsR to tTe At lowest Tutt triads to
see llralpd t.. *trend ■t rhe tine soli
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Dated at'Tornnto this Twenty-ninth fiO1.]IER,
day of 1447• •l• 1)., 19i. RAI1I1IS'rFflR. g"LiCiTORW
(814.41.) D. M. Me•tNTY1t T:1It11Sh &mum., ETC. N(1
2-t Chalnnan• Odlee 00 (he 8qn„ca stcouW n,.r
from Hamilton Street, llodertci,
1 YEETINo; (o1' Iit'R5)N ('l)UNTT :',trate futs44 to lots at lowest
EI (•O['N' IL. - rate•,
tr.=t'tnodflW!t C., J. L. Kip
m Dc of the Cor;.oratl,n of Nttrlfnf l .Qe1mK
ilio of nt7 of Ian wit! meet in thea LES O.AREOW, LL 1
Cann,•11 Chambers. (in4erich. at 3 p,
a.. TtNrAay. June Rth, ' rtlsT%;R, nttornrr, anllct
ill acmnnts should M' in the hands Onrle'rich• JFnnry Inuned at
on ear $Morn tlar Hon- rates
day preceding the meeting of f airx•Il.
G RO. 11OLM,I N,
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D ANOS TUNIRD--APPLY TO C. T.
HENRY, Musk Studio, north sir
of Square. et
•MEDICAL
1 Ilk P. J. R. FORSTER.
EYE, EAR, NOSE. THROAT.
Late How Surgeon Ne. York Opathelste
,ud A.e•t ilwpt J, ••esUnt et Moaolsori.
aye Hoaptal and Golden Speere Throat Hoa-
siw t..naort. boa.
M Irnerbe, !tat. Stratford. Ti*aho.a Tm
At Hotel tive....n, t.oel.ree(t, leo. Wedne•dar.
Juan .Ix al 7.0 p u. to f *nday. Jw.
a.m.
INSURANCE. LOANS. RTC.
MC&ILLOP MUTUAL FIRE IN80H.
ANCE CO. -Faro and isolated
town property leisured
Omcers---Jse. CoatMNy, Pres.,
rich P. 0. ; Jas. hent, V{ s
Reethwood P. O.: Thomas R1,
Bee: Treas., Sea forth P. O.
Directors -D. Y. McGregor, R. R.
No. 3, Danforth; John G. On eva, No.
4, Walton; William Rine, R. R. No. A
$.,forth; John liennewles, Bnsi-
hagen ; Geo McCartney, R. R. No. 3.
loaforth; Robert Ferris, Harlock;
Malcolm McEwen, Clinton; James
Evans, Beechwood; James Connolly.
Goderich.
Agents : J. W. Yeo, floderlch ;
Alex. Leitch, 1. R. Na 1. Clinton;
John Murray, 8eaforth: E. Hinrh-
Iey. Setforth. Policy -holden ams pal
all payments and. get their cards re-
p
celted at R. J. Morrlsiu's Clothing
Store. (';Intoe; R. 0. Cutts Grocery,
wlnerston street. Grsterieb, or J. 11
Rold'a Genet"' 'Store. Bayfield.
1
LEGAL
M O. CAMERON, K. C., BARRIS.
Office Hamilton Street, Goderich.TER. Solleitor. public
from
Irian rtes.
The (' t 11
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•
(ialcet$ch. May loth. 1922.
CARD OF THANKS
CARD OF THANKS. -MR. IlII'iR-
ling Mcl'hall anti family wish to
!thank the many friends and neighbor.
for their klndness to them dwrilog the
recent illness *0d death of Mrs. Ye.
Ilan i 1.
hesday, lane 6th, 1922
at 2 f.0 o'clock p. en.
toll attttulanl Ifrom e' ern• 0,41 t-
in the 11•.;•.•.i
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inyitatintt P . c<',.1.1.•.1 1•,
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imp Pea<, r. .her l
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