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�''!y ra, �'rtyd ch'
Mediate iktseball team, who, cola-•
•x e>4►ee'the 'plafofrs next wee did
not Book took g(M)d.' in their game
With- Ttashwood • at Agricultural
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oriext. r- touch -y' nig its' t,te -
ly, .they k eked, the 1341,100411d; AIId
at bat, c hii`e they seeltred. ,,thirteen
hits, they were obtained Against
what appeared to be ntrrtoo strong
a battery.. • «
.1`aold Warren eontribufed a
three -bagger and a two -bagger, anti
FEAT•URING,A, LINE OF POPULAR PRICED KER-
. • CHANDISE ` FO'R THE ENTIRE FAMILY
Ro . 'aIeoiier; , vgt4 # 1014 I
to kinked in, with a
home mill,, one' et the longest hits
of the .season. , .Costello and Doak
startId as the battery fur Goderieh.
and Costello., gets credit for the
win, Virein went into the box for
Dashwood and the loss is .,charge.,
to him. Palmier and Bert. %Vorsell
took over the battery work for
Godericlein the fourth,innings .and
kept the, oppositiiin -oLE the . pore
sheet for the last three. innings.
,Ti nt?ay
Hayter, former star hockey
player of the I;roitzon Flyers, did
the receiving for the Dashwood
team, and got two of the visitors'
hits. Jimmy looks like a small,
edition of Yukon Erie, and appar,-
entlyF the fates have been good to
him since leaving* Goderieh. * •.
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Dale -and De$eaupre did the um-
piring and the teams lined up ate
follows 6
DASUWOO]D---J. ITayter c,. Tie
man ib, C. Wein 2b, R. Hayter
ss .(relibred ."Wein in the box.' .in
the second innings), Gaper, of, :Cor
riveau 214, R. Wein p (rePlalee%1 by
Ilayter . in • the second•i',. Weiberg' ifl
Morton rf. •
GOI ERICH—•-Warren
Combe, ,2b, ..Doak- e•-(Teplttcec I)s.
worsen viii the fourthl, :J. ,Birsej'ss,
=Miller if (replaced. by Ainslie ix
the sixth) , Holland. rf, ,,Evans 1b,
Erskine cf (replaced by Young in
the sixth), Costello p (replaced -by
Falconer in the fourth) .
$os
score: Goderieh-13 - .hits, 8
runs and 3 errors. Dashwood -7
hits, 3 runs and 2 errors.
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Tile Goderieh Legionettes, ladies'
softball tt am, have finished. heir
season schedule wait -Only one galore
lost agonist fifteen ,,victories.
Oa Friday last . they 'played their
first ;anne'in the playoffs, at Glamis,
winning 25. •to 11. Leone. 'Wilson
and Peg wood, the Legionette bat-
tery, turned in their usual good
game, Wilson-ha►.ing elew,en strike-
outs, and the 'rest of the team also
performed well.
On 'Wednesday night, at Judith
Qoodertiani Park, the Legieinettes
played hosts to the Glatnita. ladies.
Three of the regular,. Legiouette
team, . afaases• Fuller, UcAda"m and
Rarrison,• were absent .on holidays
and \iisses- Martin, McLean, Royce
and Willis took over the infield, leav-
ing -Misses Weber and Sowvgrby to do,
the chore-44or three tilelders, t
he
Legionettes playing with.ti teani.af
eight:. It was:quite sufficient, how -
even' as the lanai girls, : with, Wilson
find Wood agahf as the llottery, kept
the visitors' score . to a lone 1, while
they rolled up 31. tallies, Leone
Wilson contributed two home runs,
while ;Maxine Martin. Peg wood.
,while
.,Donna Boyce `each made one
circuit hit. • •
, In the meantime' Kincardine and
,Tiverton have .Liven: working off
their. share of the playoffs, .:Kin-
cardine winning both games. So it
will be Kincardine v. Goderieh on
Friday ' night at' Gooderham Park,
at 8.30. . •
Miss Rita Voisin of Kitehener'is
visiting with her friend Miss. Mary
Chisholm, - Bayfield road.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold McConnell
are affray this week on a holiday
trip to Manitoulin Island.
Jimmy tibtilmta, .Stewart Uenr;:
and Charlie Nattel are in the semi:
1ina1 bracket for the men's eham-
ptonshipaving .defeated •of, . MaitIi ndFrank Golf 'tubReid,
h,°
'ord fi, Perry and Fred Rouse re-
speetively.
In the con)petitiou for, the ladies'
rose bowl there have been scone
very closely contested and well -
played matches. The outstanding
match to date was that. between
Mrs, Mary Beattie and �tr�-
Margaret Cbukata,• in which the
'result was in doubt until the 36th
hole, where it was won by Mrs.
L'ttukata by a .margin of one stroke.
.in,• , another °n ateh Miss .Arlene
further match
Rouse awed Miss i}Iarjor1e Maefil
holes, and will play
are tied at the end of 4the fit* 18
'to decide the issue. Mrs. Nina
Thomas, Mrs., L'bukiata and Miss
Pearl Farrant have reached the:
semi-finals.' • -
• Iia the regular Tuesday • evening
two -ball . foursome match; the 3vin
nerrwere: First,. Mrs. Mary Rouse
ttnd Lorne 'Broadley; second, 'Mrs,.
Nina Thomas 'and Dr. 'Jackson;
third, Mrs: Margaret Gbukata' and
Sen Beattie, and fourth, firs.
Gladys Reid and Jim Sunders.
It is understood that. the Club
'has deeided®to build a new green at
No. 3 hole, which will ,.be located
to increase the length ,by thirty to
forty yards. ' Also some bunkers
anti traps will. be moved and it
number of trees transplanted to the
first seven holes of the course. This
is a substantial undertaking and
will add considertilaly to the appear -
mice of the course and to the sport
of the game. • ,
In • the matches at the Highland
Club in . London last Saturday Carl
Sehneilcer- was fife only prize-win-
ner of the Goderich.group of twelve
who entered. •
GODERIQR . GUN CLUB
Scores as ;follows were made -at
the weekly ,shoot of •the Goderieh
Gun Club: Bill Beck, 23-20i'. Bill
Lunlby, 15-16-16=19 Dave -Wilson,
21f16; Ashley Gilbert, 20-18; Gest.
Castle, 14-16 ; Jack Gilbert, 20.210';
Hedley- Prouse, 21-20;. Chas. Prouse,
18. , •;w
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The eekz of < 3?gugt,..'1- el ill be,
know` u u Dobby,;, i"ee` -'- at the.
Judith Gooderliani 'playground.
The regular daily , activities , will
Continue and' some Speciauil�features
will be added. The special features
.of the week• will. be a :hike to the•
beach, hobby. a 'rafts, and ?�rche�ry. '
Reereatioah faelltties .have been,.
placed in the - -Court 13ouse Park
jar:;. auyoue wishing to use' them.
The adults are particularly invited"
to participate in. 'Spineform• of
leisure-tirue activity.. Equipment,
for shuffleboard, road. checkers,
cluoit`s and 4.clieokens will be stored
inside the Court Hopse's-South door
Thee , using this' •equipment are
asked to return - ° it to the, 'Court
House as soon as their` games 'have
been completed.
• A lParen.t's' Night will be .herd at
the .Judith• Gooderham playground
oth^ Tintisda a August• 31st{ Every-
one is Invited to visit the 'play-
ground to Vsee - the youngsters at
play. „The night will be clime Ked
•1)y a "Playground Circus" which
will feature nlost of the children r
of , the. plagrc)uud. �, .:,••
Making Models
Many of the ,children are now
making plaster-paris models 'at
home, so it is wise to follow solve.
very, easy .ifistructions. For better
models do this: ,.
t Measure ahold full. of -water 'and
pour into a container.
2. Leave 'mold wet.
3. Add enough. powder .to -water to
make rt cre'anay mixture,. '
4. Pour into mold.
, 5. Shake mold ,slightly, to remove
air bubbles. .
�6. Hang mold in• container (tin
can).
,7. Allow mold' to set°for•one hour.
-8. To remove model, moisten out-
side of mold with soap. '
9. '•Roll rubber carefully over
model. , •
10. Dry thoroughly before coloring.
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HURON -PERTH. LEAGUE
Following is the standing ,of,
teams; in the - Huron -Perth Baseball
League, as ofTuesday morning.:
",B" Group •
W L , T .- .p
10 -•5" 3 23
Clinton R.C.A.F. 5 '10' ° 3 '13
St. Marys 4 14 .1- 9
Centralia R.C.A.F' 3- 15 0 • 6
"C' Gtoup
('1inton • a. 15 - 2 2 32
\ itcliell 0 13` 3. •'1 27,
;Dashwood • .. 12 62 26
-Exeter.' 10. .S 1 , 21_
.Lucan• • 9 9) • 0:1.8
zarich • 6: 10 3 15
Hensalr 5 10 2 12•
Results-
G-oderich S, ,Dashwood 4 •
r2;urieli 5, •Lucan 3 •
Mitchell, fl, , 1ensall'0, '
Clinton. 7, Centralia 4. -
("linton 9, Zurich 0
Dashwood 11, •Centralia 3
St: Marys 14., • (-'entTalia 7
�rirtheli .15, Clinton R;C.A.F: -4
Exeter 11, Cilittiui R.('.A.F. 6
^LIONS' LADIES I11;.:.PLAYOFFS Goderieh
The Goderieh Lions Club'sladids'
softball team is -in the district play-
offs. The Goderieh girls 'meet Brus-
sels at Bruc>seL% on Monday and the,
return game is scheduled for, the
following Thursday. •in Gbderieltm
Best two Out of three games d4tst.
;terrine the winner. . -
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me. and Mrs. 'Hugh Mackenzie. '
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