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Support the Intermediate Ball Club
gailleS in two aeries.
TONIGHT (Wednesday)
Wingbara Sunocos vs, Tara
GAME AT PORT ELGIN
R H E
Port Albert ..„O02 000 101 4 8 3
Belgrave 101 002 010 5 10 2
Chisholm and Mason were the
battery for Port Albert and Jim
and Ken Coultes for Belgrave.
BO UM ACTIVITIES
ETTCHENER RINI( WINS
MaellstfiWiftE Tuorwy
Fourteen rinks of ladies' 'trebles
competed for the Macintyre Trophy
last Wednesday afternoon, The cup,
*donated in 1955 by Mrs, Maclntyre,;
of Maclntyre's Bakery, was won by
Mrs. F .C. Ludwig, Mrs, A, Walton
and Mrs. W. L. Ritzer, of Kitchen-
er,. The second prize was also won
by a Kitchener rink composed of
iVirs. George Ambrose, Mrs. Henry
Justason, at one time a resident,
of Wingham, and Mrs. Oliver Eng-
lish.
Third and fourth honors went to
two home rinks. The winners of the,
third prize were Mrs. Joe Kerr,
Mrs. Clarence Armitage and Mrs.
Miller Davis, while fourth prize
went to Mrs. Gordon MacKay, Mrs.
Omar Haselgrove and' Mrs, Horace
Aitchison. A pot luck supper 'after
the 'second game was heartily en-
joyed by the players.
Compete in Stratford
On Saturday a rink of trebles
composed of Mrs, R. DuVal, Mrs. H.
Edwards and Mrs. R. Lloyd went
to Stratford to compete for the
Fain Trophy. After winning two
games and closely contesting the
third game, the local threesome
lost the last end to a, London rink,
Defeating the •Croderich entry in
three straight games, the Wingham
Sunoco's Monday night walked
off With the WOAA Intermediate
"A" championship. The games
went .5-3, 11-2 and the final en-
counter went into ten innings when
regular play saw both' teams with,
three runs. Wingham finished it,
off with two runs in the overtime,
inning.
The ,Sunoco's will now meet the'
winners of either the Walkerton- •
Elmwood series or the Harriston=
Linwood series.
Thursday Game Here
Wingham defeated Goderich in
the local park last Thursday night'
on a 5-3 count, the hometown boys
scoring four runs in the first
frame, enough for a win, the way
things turned out, The Goderich
team made five errors but none of
them accounted for any runs. Bill
Hdtohkiss, on the mound for the
Wingham team, pitched a fine
game, allowing only three hits
throughout.
Goderich—Thompson, If; Carter,
3b; Goddard, lb; Willis, 2b; Petrie,
ss; Shewfelt, c; Walters, rf; Dunn,
lf; Aldham, cf; Kirkland, p.
Wingham—X. Woods, rf; B. Lott,
If; K. Gregg, lb; J. Bain, ss; B.
Fry, cf; L. Gardner 3h; X. Cerson,
2h; B. Hotchkiss, p; R. Foxton, c.
R H E
GODERIOH 100 000 200 3 3 5
1VINGHAM ... 400 001 00x 5 7 1
Umpires, Campbell and Riggin,
Kincardine.
0 - 0 - 0
Win Second Fixture
The Goderich team was back in
the Wingham park on Saturday
night for a real trouncing, the final
count showing Goderich with only
two runs to Wingham's 11. Bruce
Lott was the big hatter for the
Sunoco's, with three hits, follow-
ed by Ken Gregg, "Cookie" Foxton
and Barry Fry with two apiece,
one of Fry's being, a home run.
Gregg was on the mound 'arid
allowed only six hits.
Goderich--Aldham, fc; Carter,
3b; Goddard, lb; Willis, 2b; Petrie,
as; Thompson, If; Shewfelt c;
Walters, rf; Harrison, rf; Kirk-
land, p.
Wingham—Saxton, cf; Lott, If;
Fry, lb ... Bain, ss; Gregg, p; Gard-
ner, 3b; Cerson, 2b; Thompson,
rf; Foxton, c,
R H E
GODERIaa 200 000 000 2 0 .2
WINGIUM .. 911 201 20x 11 12 0
Umpires, Campbell and Riggin,
Kincardine.
0 - 0 - 0
WHYPDOI-R=1-1- -The local mid-
gets met the Sarnia All-Stars in
a game in that city lost week, with,
the W.hitechiirch lads coming bonte
victorious. The score wag,
.The score in itself is no indi-.
cation of the actual game; The
Sarnia team met their Waterloo
in the first inning due to errors,
allowing five runs. Their only
score was in the first inning at bat.
In the second and, thereafter the
Sarnia boys. played a better brand
of ball but the visitors 'managed
three more runs.' 'Wayne Henry,
on the mound, pitched an excellent
game throughout,
This is a 'best two of three ser-
ies and the Sarnia team will play
a. return game at the White-
'church hall park at four o'clock
on Saturday afternoon, Thin pro-
mises to be a good game and it is
hoped that the boys will. bp., well
supported,-
In the WOAA series for the
group championship the Midgets
met Belgrave on Monday night.
They were defeated in this first
game of a best four of seven series
and the return game will be Here on
Thursday night at seven.
ONTARIO REGULATIONS
ONE CANVASBACK IN
DAILY BAG LIMIT
A continuing shortage 'of water-
fowl 'has forced the Canadian
Wildlife Service to allow Ontario
htuiters this year only one canvas-
back or redhead in the daily bag
limit of six. In addition.only one
wood duck will 'be allowed in the
daily bag limit.
Seasons on ducks, geese and all
other game birds included under
the migratory bird regulations open.
September ,15th- in the northiirn
district of Ontario, September 24th
in the central district, and at noon
'October 3rd in the southern dis-
trict. Closing date is December 15th
except in Essex County where
geese may be hunted until Decem-
ber 31st.
Bag limits are the same as last,
year except that rails, coots and:
gallinules now have the same limit
as ducks---six daily bag and 12 in
possession. These limits on rails,
coots and gallinules do not apply to
Indians, Eskimos, Metis and others
who live by hunting arid trapping;
these persons may shoot 25 birds a
day 'with no possession limit.
Other bag limits are: geese, five
clailiand 10 in possession; Wilson's
snipe and woodcock eight daily and
10 hi possessfon •
A regulation on blinds has been
,revised Lo make, it illegal to shoot
from any blind placed more than
200 yards from the shoreline. When
an area has been "baited" hunters
may shoot over it a week after the
bait has been cleaned up. A farmer
or hunter may now "bait", or set
out food for ducks to encourage
them to visit a spot regularly, and
provided the area, is cleaned of food
to the satisfaction of a provincial
game officer, he will be allowed to
start hunting in the area a week
later. Re-baiting will result in the
prohibition of hunting for the re-
mainder of the season.
SERIES NOW STANDS
TWQ GAMES EACH
After Port Albert won 'the first
two games of series, 1-0 and 0-2
respectively, Belgrave Intermediates
went ahead last week to even the
best of seven series at two games
each.
Last Wednesday, in Wingham,
Belgrave won their first game of
the series 4-1. K. Coultes hit a
homer and a single and Bob
Higgins with a double a.hd two,
singles led the Belgrave attack. ,
R H E
Port Albert .... 100 000 000 1 3 2
Belgrave ........ 000 101 200 4 8 1
S. Doherty and Mason foriried the
battery for Port Albert, and Mm
c; Willis, 2b; Goddard, lb; Aldhain,
cf,;* Petrie, ss; Thompson, if; Han-
ley, rf; Minn, p.
Winghain—Woods, rf; Lott, if;
Pry, 1b; Bath, es; 'Gregg, p; Hotch-
kiss, p; Cersoh 2b; Gardner, 3b;
Saxton, cf; Poxeton, a,
R E
WINGRAM .,003 000 010 3 5 7 '3
GObErtitli 1108 000 0 4 4 ,2
tYmpirss, to.rhpb*11 and Rhin.
the week-end with Miss Evelyn
Ann Stephens, of •Gorrie,
Mr. Win. Etsey, of Clinton, visit-
ed on. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Naylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Eimer Ireland and
Mrs. Rutherford Reavie visited. I
with Mr. Reavie in Westminster I
Hospital on Sunday. William Rea-
vie of Uyhridge visited with Mrs.
Reavie here over the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ritchie
and family attended a Ritchie 'fa-
mily reunion -at the home of Mr,
and Mrs, Lorne Ritchie on Sunday.
• Mr, and Mrs. James Faldoner and
Lois visited on. Sunday with Mr.
Charles Falconer of ,Glamis.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack ...Johnston of
London •spent the week-end with
hia.parents, Mr. and Mrs.- Gershom
Johnston.
Mrs. Frank McConnell and fam-
ily of London visited last week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Currie.
Miss Mary Fisher is spending
two weeks with friends at South
Bayrnouth, Manitoulin Island.
Mrs. Dunlop and Mr. Cecil Fisher
of Dom" accompanied Mr, and Mrs.
Thos. Morrison on Sunday to Blind
River to visit with their daughter,
Mrs. Frank Stockill,
Mr, and Mrs, Thos, Reid, of
Marnoch, visited on Wednesday
with relatives in Mt. Brydges, and
Muriel, who had been visiting there
for three weeks returned home.
Miss Marilyn Reid, of Mt. Brydges,
and Colin and Henry Stonham, of
Lambeth, visited on Sunday at the
Reid home.
Mr. Robert McInnis, of Teeswater
was taken to Wingham Hospital
on Saturday after a heart attack.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Butler, of God-
erich, visited with McInnis families
here on Sunday.
ACCEPTS POST IN
INSURANCE OFFICE
Miss Norma; Harper, daughter o.
Mr. and Mrs. Len Harper, of Car-
rick, and graduate of the commer-
cial department of the Wingham
District High School, has acceptea
a position on the staff of the
Farmers' Central Mutual Fire In-
surance Company in Walkerton.
Miss Harper commenced ner
here on Monduy of this week. '
Walkerton Herald-Times.,
OFFICIAL OPENING OF
NEW CDCI ADDITION
POSTPONED TILL OCTOBER
At last night's (Wednesday]
meeting of Clinton District Collegi-
ate Institute Board, it was decided
to hold off the official opening of
the new wing of the school until
late October. The opening had pre-
viously been planned for September
15. The new auditorium and class-
rooms could not be fully completed
by . that date. —Clinton News-
Record,
WHITECHURCII
The meeting of the Mission Band
and the Baby Band of Calvin-Brick
United Church will he held on Fri-
day at the home of Mrs. Charge
McGee.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Conites
and children visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Scott,
of Elora.
Mr, and Mrs, Harry Tichbourne,
of Goderich, visited on Friday with
Miss Annie Kennedy and Mr. Peter
Kennedy, Mrs. Lorne Durgin, of St.
Helens: visited there on Thursday,
Mr, Leslie Deacon, of Coronach,
Sask., fvOlo has been visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Pattison, spent
last week with his sister; Mrs.
Charles 'Searle, of Kincardine. Mr.
and Mrs. Pattison, Mr. Deacon,
Miss Euphemia Deacon, of London,
and Doreen and Donald Pattison
visited on Tuesday last with Mr.
and Mrs Gerald Watson, of For-
est, and Mr. Deacon stayed to visit
with London friends. On Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Pattison and Miss
Deacon visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Armstrong, of Brussels, and
Miss Deacon stayed to spend this.
week with her sister there,
Mr, and Mrs, Clarence Chamney
visited on Sunday with. Mr. and
Mrs. Jas. O'Brien, of Xincandine,
and MiSs Sandra Chamney spent
and Ken Coultes for Belgrave.
On Friday at Ripley, Belgrave
won by the score of 5-4, Jim and
Ken Coultes had two hits each for
Belgrave.
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Take Championship I
The Wingham team 'travelled to
Goderich on Monday night for the
.finaLencounter which ended 5-3
after an overtime inning. The
Sunoco's went ahead in the third
with two runs and Goderich came
back in the sixth on a hit, a walk
and a i home run by Willis to go
one up. Jim Bain came through
with a homer in the 8th to tie the
gable up.
In the tenth Bain singled Gard-
ner walked and Ken Saxton ham-
mered out a triple to win the game
and the series. Ken Saxton started
on the mound for Wingham and
pitched a fine game until the sixth
inning, when Bill Hotchkiss was
sent in to relieve him.
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