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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1949-07-07, Page 41 zGEgi 2 ' A FILA, YC.UB 't EEPS. �e �'`Nes wild do the tpli.owing; p,> -..lav n--- to r- aur iac,z-oaks • plowan47,. 4w�-eta. 4 ,' . q• aterested, ask us about a free4exn..i6 teat an aildy Worker, JR. $j35.00 Flanet, Jr. $18950 -evening- the-Goderieh-.:bo3,s doubled ,, ..saptwo .WINS The Le•gion, men's softball' team tan 'their ` victory 'string : to three straightfor the year with• two Irvine daring the past week. On Wednesday evening ' of° Last week the Goderichboys trounced Brussels 16-1 in an abbreviated ve>: imiings -contest • at Brussels.- The lakeporters opened with three runs in the first innings, added 'seven 'in the second, one in the fourth and finished, with five tallies in the fifth. Brussels' lone vun came in • the • second frame. The line-up: • GODERICH=Ginn, c; 'Miller, p; .Murphy, • lb; Kingswell, ss; Duck- .worth,.. 31) ;:, Hamilton, $2b; .Moore, if ; Bloomfield, of ; I. 'Duckworth, cf •- -• BR:USSDLS Campbell, -, Thompson,,;; 3b; Coleman, rf ; .Doll, xb' Aldw'orth, ss; Workman; 2b;• Duncan, if Jewel, c; " Gibson, p. Exet8r Plays Here . Af Victoria .Park on "Tuesday the score on Exeter, •1.04, bit, the game wits apse enc igh to be inter- esting at. all times: - • • The. •visitors got 'the' first --run 'of the game in the opening frame, but Goderich. took over the lead in• their"half of that innings on hits by Jinn, Kingswell and .Jack Duc=k worth. The homesters added one tally in the second innings, Exeter -carne " back with one in the third and `Goderich produced another run in the third. Thelocal boys shoved over -three runs in each of ,the fourth 'and. (fifth' frames to assume a commanding lead. Exeter threatened ins the sixth and final .innings, . but were stopped after tallying three times. EXETER --Knowles, 1b ;- Hughes; rf ; :Linney; e; R., ;Campbell,. If; Lindeiifield, 3b; .Harvey; "ss; Eyck.: Murphy,. man, cf ; MacLean; 2b; . G. .Camp- ,, .. - bell..,P, +-- '• • • h 1b GODERICH: .,, - Miller, p; • Ginn, . c; 'Kingswell, ss ; J. ';Duckworth, 3b: Reid, et; Shear- doWn, 1f ; Broadley, 2b; Hibbert, 'RRV, W, A Bracebridge, . will. conduct the: se>tvipes of ',Victoria street United Oitareh for the month Qf ,duty: • As downpoiir of fain.• two hours before game, time, marred • the .of- ficial opening for the Goderich Lions Juveniles" on Monday even- ing. • A fair crowd, ,however, was on hand and witnessed a° sparkling contest, in which the homesters went down to a 7.5 defeat at, the hands of the Ripley Juniors. OA the grounds for the opening ceremonies were His Worship Mayor MacEwam and. , aa • battery composed of two old-timers ' with recen.tw.v,icteries under their 'belts- Elston: Cardiff, M,P.-elect for. North Huron: and. Donald Blue, the elect of Bruce. , The battery looked. im- pressive, but Mr. Cardiff. must _have Mostsome Of his stuff in the recent eifinpaign, _ or Catcher Blue _ -gave him the wrong signal,' as Mayor MacEwan-lined-the -first pitch- into= left field for n .clean single. Ripley, who by the way are a 'Junior . _team,. brought '• their full quota ,of,:imports, and 'before finaii disposing of • the Juveniles, used three. pitchers, Loughiean, Harrison and Bill Chin. Goderich had Costello and Price in the box. The fielding gems were supplied by Pride, who grabbed off a high foul in the! first innings, ° and' J.obnnie Wilson, wino took . a number of throws out of the dirt at first base.w}is relieved on. the • mniirid b u e rnP,lti4 ... a, Rieh€trdson:' Westbrook.-.*alked and RIPLEY .-- 'McIntyre, lb; . Blue, Ainslie singled. . rf ; Loiaghlean, p; Harrison, p, ; g Weichel ,then' Chin; p; Seli,, se; Scott; iii; Arson, smashed_,a grounder ,to shortstop. •'x•on cf: and Ainslie .was thrown out at i 2b • Fo t Cin , rf • M. I C.olling�: e. •.second; Westbrook °scoring and GODERICH-Willis, ss ; ~Fulford, Weichel being safe ion" the fielder's 2b; Price, 3b, p; Doak, o; E. choice. Mero doubled to score Holmes, 12; 'Erskine, lf, (5th) ; Weichel for the final run of the Costello, p'::M°aeEwan, lf. 3b; Wil- innings. son, lb; Holland; rf: Meriam; of Y Bucky Weichel allowed five (6th) ; Westbrook batted- for Mac- hits,' issued four bases on balls and. Ewan .:in the 6th. • sfruck out five batters in •'chalking- , _,. up his second win- of, the season. Robertson gave up • eight ;hits, -walked_ six and fanned , three bat- ters; while Richardson allowed two Hits, walked Richardson and struck out one Flyer in the two-thirds ' innings he labored. - • 'GODERICH - Mero, :31)Mac-, Donald, cf:•-B. Wrnsell. c:, West- lake. 2b ; Miller., ,ns,; Meriam; If: Faulkner, .1.h SV. Westbrook. 1b (6th), : Ainslie. rf Weichel,' p. CLINTON-Kellam, 2h: Holder- . slaw. 1Ii: -Markham; 31): Lnakso, cf : Hnrtick, If Ort. rf: Turnbull, ss: Walsh, e : Robert1on, =p :. Ric a rdson, p (6th) . „0,,,o. ti . 4 G'ODERICH' TEAM „ „Y Ult1T•X FLOURRTR,OPHX' 0. Isti.vins and, Mare rireii of M><11 y ex'ich ,Goderich .are the holders "01' the 411 • `M. er Leads,. trod Purity Flour trophy'for the comip Team on Batting year by virtue of claei win at the °, • „ . Oodericit Bowling Cl_,u 's .Doininlonn. __•gipr ^•-~- o erc Da$ tour atnent. It was the fifth , At . cuntQn oTh • Tuesday evening ers ro e " u shod. was ' n . they ... c: Y. fi• WAS oil• ••the team -,which Won the P,uiity. Flour, trophy. The drat time • ' was in 1020, when the trophy' • was • first put up fpr competition. Other :winners, were: 2nd, D. McNeil, and J. Fergu- son, Stratford; • 3rd, Harry Sander- son and partner, .Ingersoll; 4tl ,: W. Harris and W. Cheer, Owen Sound ; 5th ' Ed, Nash and J. Mur- ray, . Winghain ;. 6th,, D. ' \ arhau1 and partner, Ingersoll. Forty" pairs took part in the tournament, ..iheiud°ing-a----bowlers From 'Loiidoh, •Stratford, Mitchell„ Ingersoll,, Owen Sound,. ,Seaforth; Winghani; Lucknow, Blyth,, Listowel and Exeter... • over&the' Radio School baseball 'mine to etiierge on the long end'of a 1.0-3' count is a. •,six=innings Huron,- P ei;th -Intermediate ,:contest. Two 'big uprisings, in the second and sixth innings, accounted • for the Flyers' ' • grand total. Clinton, held the lead for ,u brief• spell, seor-, ing. a single run in the -first' innings.. Tlie Flyers teak oi'er iu ther second, however, and were never ,headed again. Miller started'.the second Innings" rally by blasting ,the ball over the right held fence for a home run, ' eria'" then . drew si. In se on balls, �a< m Faullcnee singled through shortstop, and Ainslie's' sate •looper to' right •field blought Meriam home. - Weich'el• Was safe on a fielder's choice, Faulkner being tagged out .at home on the p1aq. • 'Mero dropped. a "Texas leaguer" over second base and when the dust had cleared both Ainslie and• Weichel• had scored.. 'MacDonald grounded out to end the innings. ' ' The radio men drew within one• rut of •.the Goderich lead in the third innings, when , they put to- gether two walks with a , single and a -Goderich error . for two tallies. It was in the sixth frame that the roof caved win on,' the Radio School team. In that ;nightmarish innings the Flyers scored twelve runs. Miller, who had a terrific day at bat for the Flyers, again started the ball . roiling with a --single. Meriam_iva1kdd.:nlidFaulk-. ner's - hot grounder to .second was bobbled, Miller. scoring. Ainslie walked to fill the bases : and when Robertson' threw a w#ld ball;. both. Meriam and Faulkner - scored; 1 OWLERS AT I ITOXIENER A number of Goderich bow filers went to Kitchener ' yesterday' to take pat in- the ,big Kitchener-) Waterloo • tournament. • George Mathieson's 'rink took . sixteenth prize, electric tea • kettles. The, skip's ,partners were Clif:.Mc:VIanus, Archie Townsend and W. ,McLaren.. TICKETS ON TRACTOR' DRAW MD ARENA FUND., Donations , to the 'Goderich. 'a rena. fund through . the purchase - of tickets on the Cockshutt tractor were numerous. The .draw was made at the Goderich Saddle Club field day on July 1st at 'Agricultural Park. The lucky ticket was held, jointly by William Drew: of Gode rich and his. painter assistant, Steve • Suplat ;Of Zurich. radlowing is a -further , list✓"oi --=donatio`ns'` do the fund:, F JE.• Young lad W, Curry ..$ 5.00 Chas., Earl and E. E. Wil - •_:l' is 5:00- r Gordon Grant , .,..,. ........ Weichel singled. Mero smashed t. 0,. • Laithwaite..:.....................::. • •5.00 gr-oundeh..to_the :first baseman, who Chas. Levinson, . _- • 5;00 threw to second too late to catch Weichel • and the bases were again leaded. Ainslie and Weichel tallied. on 'another passed-�ballnDen- aid was safe pax. 'in errrrf and: Wor- sell. walked to fill the bases once" more. Westlake .flied' to centre field, Mero scoring after the otbt. Miller. at bat for the second. time- in this innings, laced a double into centre, sending across Worsell and MacDonald,- ; When Meriam Was hit by a pitched ball, Robertson Graham iTohnston R. A.. Williams Gordon Gilbert Teri lGic fl a n John - Watson - s,, Waiter . Neiwcombe D. V. Cook Stanley McGratten Benson Horton; ° Gorden Reis Cliff ATonstone ' W. A. and :Marlene Curry, ..:: 5.00 Ross .Sowerby5.00 -H rburn•� ` 1 -da -Ms In Jas. Sproul , • 10.00 EltOn ,Draper • 5:00 Elmer Draper,-,.� Roger•.00 Mitchell T tcliell g 5,00 D. G. Henderson, Shell Oil :. -5.00 •, R. 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Ftitler, p; ,R, ;Reid, a; F. Bell, if ; risen, 31); J. Chapman, rf ;• J.' -- After absorbing a defeat in their first game of the 1049 schedule, Ood0rich Lions' Juveniles were' 16 no mood to fool with Auburn when they met that team at Auburn on, Thursday'evenin•g The Lions went on. a. rampage ,against ,,their 'less experienced rivals and • when the dust Cleared..at the end of the game the. score stood Goderich 20 -Auburn 11111 (Yates, kids se.eined a little diii ke y Iu:,, teir i rst: appear"ainoe before the' honie 'crowd .and Allow�e,d the Lions a. big lead ., before thee- s'ettied down. Nelson. "Patterson, Auburn man- ager, bays the score does' flat 1,n- dicnte the merits' of the two teams and proniisesa,,different stony: When the -meetaain: . r4h er yY,.t..i..,i.,.,.....„. 6.06 6 y eittrEste^ 114)00°4141d 5'.00 5.00 5.00 - 5.00 '5.00 5.00 •5:00. • 5.011' 5.00 5.00 5.00 .5.0Q 5.00 ` • 5.00 -5.00 5.00 10.00 5.00 ' 5.00 5.00 5.00' 5.00. r00 00 5.00 5.00 5.00 Percy . 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At a nweting n the Town- flat l nil "Tuesday iilgl'i't a M Town ".,eague sin softball was firgatikect and.•;n schedule drn vat -;up for ,five teams,: Imperinl Oi1,,..Leglon, ,Frosty :Cops, Good Roocls3, and Stiltford.• Since this Meeting a tio'derlela tovVti§hip• tenni Thos expressed a desttte to ec:ter abed:' nnot1iei meet, Ing will be held to re -Arrange the sehedliie, The league" wilt.: opernte 'wider the R spilt ership of the (ioderiel- Lions- 0,141. Armor 66...J.,.,664#666.6111:6I V6,.I ,\/(11 % ronto paper 'deplored ° n • loss in Ibe nirt of 'cotiversatlon*, bianaes the' telephone ,'for lts becomin'a btrsltttss of "pito" rind "no.", .,vIW tleittly the Turner has '.never trted to €tet ai •sutiseritler on n party line, ----Port ,rte TInw -Review .. 'l`lie total dtstaitiwe of the Grennt:, %ltei wo.terways• systettt.. from I)uclut .. to the outlet OfLake .On. tar -Sad, `Ss. 1,160 tines'. 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OA the grounds for the opening ceremonies were His Worship Mayor MacEwam and. , aa • battery composed of two old-timers ' with recen.tw.v,icteries under their 'belts- Elston: Cardiff, M,P.-elect for. North Huron: and. Donald Blue, the elect of Bruce. , The battery looked. im- pressive, but Mr. Cardiff. must _have Mostsome Of his stuff in the recent eifinpaign, _ or Catcher Blue _ -gave him the wrong signal,' as Mayor MacEwan-lined-the -first pitch- into= left field for n .clean single. Ripley, who by the way are a 'Junior . _team,. brought '• their full quota ,of,:imports, and 'before finaii disposing of • the Juveniles, used three. pitchers, Loughiean, Harrison and Bill Chin. Goderich had Costello and Price in the box. The fielding gems were supplied by Pride, who grabbed off a high foul in the! first innings, ° and' J.obnnie Wilson, wino took . a number of throws out of the dirt at first base.w}is relieved on. the • mniirid b u e rnP,lti4 ... a, Rieh€trdson:' Westbrook.-.*alked and RIPLEY .-- 'McIntyre, lb; . Blue, Ainslie singled. . rf ; Loiaghlean, p; Harrison, p, ; g Weichel ,then' Chin; p; Seli,, se; Scott; iii; Arson, smashed_,a grounder ,to shortstop. •'x•on cf: and Ainslie .was thrown out at i 2b • Fo t Cin , rf • M. I C.olling�: e. •.second; Westbrook °scoring and GODERICH-Willis, ss ; ~Fulford, Weichel being safe ion" the fielder's 2b; Price, 3b, p; Doak, o; E. choice. Mero doubled to score Holmes, 12; 'Erskine, lf, (5th) ; Weichel for the final run of the Costello, p'::M°aeEwan, lf. 3b; Wil- innings. son, lb; Holland; rf: Meriam; of Y Bucky Weichel allowed five (6th) ; Westbrook batted- for Mac- hits,' issued four bases on balls and. Ewan .:in the 6th. • sfruck out five batters in •'chalking- , _,. up his second win- of, the season. Robertson gave up • eight ;hits, -walked_ six and fanned , three bat- ters; while Richardson allowed two Hits, walked Richardson and struck out one Flyer in the two-thirds ' innings he labored. - • 'GODERICH - Mero, :31)Mac-, Donald, cf:•-B. Wrnsell. c:, West- lake. 2b ; Miller., ,ns,; Meriam; If: Faulkner, .1.h SV. Westbrook. 1b (6th), : Ainslie. rf Weichel,' p. CLINTON-Kellam, 2h: Holder- . slaw. 1Ii: -Markham; 31): Lnakso, cf : Hnrtick, If Ort. rf: Turnbull, ss: Walsh, e : Robert1on, =p :. Ric a rdson, p (6th) . „0,,,o. ti . 4 G'ODERICH' TEAM „ „Y Ult1T•X FLOURRTR,OPHX' 0. Isti.vins and, Mare rireii of M><11 y ex'ich ,Goderich .are the holders "01' the 411 • `M. er Leads,. trod Purity Flour trophy'for the comip Team on Batting year by virtue of claei win at the °, • „ . Oodericit Bowling Cl_,u 's .Doininlonn. __•gipr ^•-~- o erc Da$ tour atnent. It was the fifth , At . cuntQn oTh • Tuesday evening ers ro e " u shod. was ' n . they ... c: Y. fi• WAS oil• ••the team -,which Won the P,uiity. Flour, trophy. The drat time • ' was in 1020, when the trophy' • was • first put up fpr competition. Other :winners, were: 2nd, D. McNeil, and J. Fergu- son, Stratford; • 3rd, Harry Sander- son and partner, .Ingersoll; 4tl ,: W. Harris and W. Cheer, Owen Sound ; 5th ' Ed, Nash and J. Mur- ray, . Winghain ;. 6th,, D. ' \ arhau1 and partner, Ingersoll. Forty" pairs took part in the tournament, ..iheiud°ing-a----bowlers From 'Loiidoh, •Stratford, Mitchell„ Ingersoll,, Owen Sound,. ,Seaforth; Winghani; Lucknow, Blyth,, Listowel and Exeter... • over&the' Radio School baseball 'mine to etiierge on the long end'of a 1.0-3' count is a. •,six=innings Huron,- P ei;th -Intermediate ,:contest. Two 'big uprisings, in the second and sixth innings, accounted • for the Flyers' ' • grand total. Clinton, held the lead for ,u brief• spell, seor-, ing. a single run in the -first' innings.. Tlie Flyers teak oi'er iu ther second, however, and were never ,headed again. Miller started'.the second Innings" rally by blasting ,the ball over the right held fence for a home run, ' eria'" then . drew si. In se on balls, �a< m Faullcnee singled through shortstop, and Ainslie's' sate •looper to' right •field blought Meriam home. - Weich'el• Was safe on a fielder's choice, Faulkner being tagged out .at home on the p1aq. • 'Mero dropped. a "Texas leaguer" over second base and when the dust had cleared both Ainslie and• Weichel• had scored.. 'MacDonald grounded out to end the innings. ' ' The radio men drew within one• rut of •.the Goderich lead in the third innings, when , they put to- gether two walks with a , single and a -Goderich error . for two tallies. It was in the sixth frame that the roof caved win on,' the Radio School team. In that ;nightmarish innings the Flyers scored twelve runs. Miller, who had a terrific day at bat for the Flyers, again started the ball . roiling with a --single. Meriam_iva1kdd.:nlidFaulk-. ner's - hot grounder to .second was bobbled, Miller. scoring. Ainslie walked to fill the bases : and when Robertson' threw a w#ld ball;. both. Meriam and Faulkner - scored; 1 OWLERS AT I ITOXIENER A number of Goderich bow filers went to Kitchener ' yesterday' to take pat in- the ,big Kitchener-) Waterloo • tournament. • George Mathieson's 'rink took . sixteenth prize, electric tea • kettles. The, skip's ,partners were Clif:.Mc:VIanus, Archie Townsend and W. ,McLaren.. TICKETS ON TRACTOR' DRAW MD ARENA FUND., Donations , to the 'Goderich. 'a rena. fund through . the purchase - of tickets on the Cockshutt tractor were numerous. The .draw was made at the Goderich Saddle Club field day on July 1st at 'Agricultural Park. The lucky ticket was held, jointly by William Drew: of Gode rich and his. painter assistant, Steve • Suplat ;Of Zurich. radlowing is a -further , list✓"oi --=donatio`ns'` do the fund:, F JE.• Young lad W, Curry ..$ 5.00 Chas., Earl and E. E. Wil - •_:l' is 5:00- r Gordon Grant , .,..,. ........ Weichel singled. Mero smashed t. 0,. • Laithwaite..:.....................::. • •5.00 gr-oundeh..to_the :first baseman, who Chas. Levinson, . _- • 5;00 threw to second too late to catch Weichel • and the bases were again leaded. Ainslie and Weichel tallied. on 'another passed-�ballnDen- aid was safe pax. 'in errrrf and: Wor- sell. walked to fill the bases once" more. Westlake .flied' to centre field, Mero scoring after the otbt. Miller. at bat for the second. time- in this innings, laced a double into centre, sending across Worsell and MacDonald,- ; When Meriam Was hit by a pitched ball, Robertson Graham iTohnston R. A.. Williams Gordon Gilbert Teri lGic fl a n John - Watson - s,, Waiter . Neiwcombe D. V. Cook Stanley McGratten Benson Horton; ° Gorden Reis Cliff ATonstone ' W. A. and :Marlene Curry, ..:: 5.00 Ross .Sowerby5.00 -H rburn•� ` 1 -da -Ms In Jas. Sproul , • 10.00 EltOn ,Draper • 5:00 Elmer Draper,-,.� Roger•.00 Mitchell T tcliell g 5,00 D. G. Henderson, Shell Oil :. -5.00 •, R. J: " Walker, Toronto. '5,00 Keith Webster, BlVrth • 5.00 Guenther Transport. 10.00 Thos. Riley,'Clinton - 5.00 General Auto Supply, Kitch ever; Ont 10A10 Peter Harrison ' �, ,5.00' Geos Dougherty ` 5.00 'Harald- Arbour 5.00 John Buchanan , R 50d' Gordon McPhee• 5.00 Harvey McCallum . ...4 5.00 Thornton Eedy 5.00_ Floyd Lodge ,,....... 5:00: Rabt. Bean - 5.00. Hazel Hay 5.00 (i. Lowery. - • 5.0() H. ` Pocock 5.00 Hume Clutton 5.00 Lea.. Patton 5.00 :roan, Buchanan, R.R. 3 :. 5.l)0 T.. W. .McGee a, . • 5:00 Wm.` Cr. Watson, Auburn .... 5.00 Benson' Feagan ,,, 5.00 Everitt Finnigan Harold 'Jackson, Wm. Drew .Win. 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Thoroughly modern with all the latest features of -electric--cookery--to make •-meal meat. -getting -a- Leasure .' .-,..,.., tbac's.-the.. f!estiughouse. Range.. Let us show you how' you can just dial -the heat' you need and ° -leave the rest to.. your Westipghouse. That's because- -.electric ' cooking -is automatic-cookin g You can't be toc early in seeing these beautiful. -- Westinghpuse Ranges. There's t size to fit -your kitchen. • • Model. A 4 M Speciaily',d'esigned for kitchens � •" i" .. *here space is limited �� /W l�iiu 9eIIf4E a Westinghouse Ancient Romans believed it. ter Ocean waters contain billions of r nay. _. ; -tons• of 'old.' • be u�ulucky=-tio marry in y. I g, Goderieli• Leaion�ettes:` packed -ail of", their offensive power' 'into the first. three= 3nnines r►Ntlieir Domin- ion Day game with Tiverton to build up a big lead on which they coasted to as 10-8 victory. ' The game. played in the evening before.a large•. erowd at Pictorin .Park, ,,b.iiilt_.Ain_: xis interaest .as it progressed, with the visiting girls threatening the Legioriettes' lead to -the-:endue ,_x . 'The score by innings was: Tiverton 002030'210-�•8 Goderich-'6 1 3 0 0 .0.-1 0 x-10 The line-up:' .TIVERTON -Taylor, rt; McKay, rf (7th) Hutton, 1f; Coulter, i;li;` Mary MacKinnon, lb; Dickson, • if ; Walken.} 2b, Todd, c; McDonald, ss; IIate.MacKInn.en", cf. • GODERICH-M. Martin, lb 'J. Ftitler, p; ,R, ;Reid, a; F. Bell, if ; risen, 31); J. Chapman, rf ;• J.' -- After absorbing a defeat in their first game of the 1049 schedule, Ood0rich Lions' Juveniles were' 16 no mood to fool with Auburn when they met that team at Auburn on, Thursday'evenin•g The Lions went on. a. rampage ,against ,,their 'less experienced rivals and • when the dust Cleared..at the end of the game the. score stood Goderich 20 -Auburn 11111 (Yates, kids se.eined a little diii ke y Iu:,, teir i rst: appear"ainoe before the' honie 'crowd .and Allow�e,d the Lions a. big lead ., before thee- s'ettied down. Nelson. "Patterson, Auburn man- ager, bays the score does' flat 1,n- dicnte the merits' of the two teams and proniisesa,,different stony: When the -meetaain: . r4h er yY,.t..i..,i.,.,.....„. 6.06 6 y eittrEste^ 114)00°4141d 5'.00 5.00 5.00 - 5.00 '5.00 5.00 •5:00. • 5.011' 5.00 5.00 5.00 .5.0Q 5.00 ` • 5.00 -5.00 5.00 10.00 5.00 ' 5.00 5.00 5.00' 5.00. r00 00 5.00 5.00 5.00 Percy . McBride .. , ...r;.... 5.00 CHAMF!ONS ••z -"Mailrive in .for. a • - sot oI Canada's Number One Tire+ =fIRE5TONE: with(' safest,'longer. mites . e Aire built todayt ' T. •C Garvey • 5^00' Austin~ Fidler 5:00 Eric Speirari; 5'.00 Maurice McIlwain 5:00 Ed. Sowerby 5.Op Patrick Wilds 5.00- Carl Pollock ... €i.00 Grant Chisholm 5.00 Ben' Chisholm 5.00' Bessie Chisholm •5.00 T. W. Hamilton 5,00 Ralph ,Tew,ell '" 5.04 Frank shields - ° 5.00. henry Kerr'- °5.00 •5,00 T'. 1i. Sa mt's Jas. McLaren 500 Gordon :Barents er ......,.x..Y,. rr 5.110 5.00 5.00 5,910 5.00 5:00 5.00 5.00 W. GarrIe1 ,......... ... .... . ...... 'Wren ,Rarindley .�.., ....,. Wilfred Smith .............. G:. W. Franelcl Wilfred. Quaid ..,.......... ... 'Harrel; ?ettmttn / ....... ......IIs TOWN" LEAGUE A .. •' Wilfred tlortlott ....�,..�,.,,,.,:../„ (.' 00 TO PLAY' SOFTBALL ; Harvey Reid .,,.,,0•.1,..x.,....,,, . . 00 ^_ •. _ tt1`rv1 .'i'1Nettii. r�iti'eF,Yf2'St1a• ' 4�h". At a nweting n the Town- flat l nil "Tuesday iilgl'i't a M Town ".,eague sin softball was firgatikect and.•;n schedule drn vat -;up for ,five teams,: Imperinl Oi1,,..Leglon, ,Frosty :Cops, Good Roocls3, and Stiltford.• Since this Meeting a tio'derlela tovVti§hip• tenni Thos expressed a desttte to ec:ter abed:' nnot1iei meet, Ing will be held to re -Arrange the sehedliie, The league" wilt.: opernte 'wider the R spilt ership of the (ioderiel- Lions- 0,141. Armor 66...J.,.,664#666.6111:6I V6,.I ,\/(11 % ronto paper 'deplored ° n • loss in Ibe nirt of 'cotiversatlon*, bianaes the' telephone ,'for lts becomin'a btrsltttss of "pito" rind "no.", .,vIW tleittly the Turner has '.never trted to €tet ai •sutiseritler on n party line, ----Port ,rte TInw -Review .. 'l`lie total dtstaitiwe of the Grennt:, %ltei wo.terways• systettt.. from I)uclut .. to the outlet OfLake .On. tar -Sad, `Ss. 1,160 tines'. Gardner Motor Sales', Phone 234' Goderich Victoria 'and 'Elgin Sts.• FIREPLACE FURNACE V1 r 3011 m.r Horcmei< .r r e w i 1MIW e U riS i i of is w' Merit M is rw phiskkotteig wiriklr - te I.tca kill tv41 - mo,i'c,it • t'rIITI ,r **anti iii' , � . • EEO S ■EEL ORKY rLiA�rrrY p1,yf9:14 T,WLk(), Ct414 S,TAtE FAQ LI'M N UTUAL A'C7T $E L TOMO0 � . INStrRANC1 ItARVE t' xtEID Agent *o'le St, F'hone roderieii ' � Entries to be submitted to Bruce Jani`ieson Seaforth , :Music Shop, Goderich, or Johnny Brent; ,,•OKNX Wingham, net later than Tuesday, July '5th." inners of first' and,- second nights will enter finals of • third ` night; • BIGGER OUTSTANDING -1N 'ER,Ti NMEN'T. 3� BIGGER, RIDES FOR YOUNG AND OLD. ' * BIGGER NEW AND. DIFFERENT GAMES, DA GING '--'' 3 •Nights. MODERN' AND OLD-TIME, .. > BIGGER' FlREWORI' S-EISPLASY. ,..