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Legionettes
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•Mrs. atgaret I l ukata adva,rpcpd
to Mthe, finals iii the Maitland. Golf.
Club's rose bowl competition, win-
cing• the semi-final match with her
sister, firs. Nina Thomas, " thyreel.
up and two to gra. ..
Miss Marjorie Macfie advanced to
the semi-final round in the lower
bracket by winning her match 'with
Miss 'Arlene Rouse. gbe and Miss
Pearl, Farrapt no* meet in a match,
to .decide. which will.guter the finals
against Mrs. Ubukata. •,.
In .the regular' Tuesday evening
two -ball mixed foursome match he
following were the prize-vxnn
es
,
Tied for first—Mrs', Bruce and
Fred 'Rouse, and Miss 'Elizabeth
Tobin. anti Tom Pritchard. ' •
° Tied for second — 'Mrs. Mary
Rouse. and Jack Moss, and Miss.
Pearl ]+''arrant and Larne Broadley
Third—Mrs., Margaret Ubukata
and Jim 0
Naft 1 .
.
Special ladies' prize -Mrs. - Jean
Papernick and Mrs. Olive Brennan.
Several' members o the local
club played in the- invitation
tournament at the Hanover 'Golf
Club this week, but results fire
not available at the time of -writ-
ing.
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The, first liolf-in-one. of 'the sea-
son was made last week -end by
Charlie Naftel at the Punch Bowl
green .(No. 5). -
One of the social events of the
Iweek. in, the clubhouse was a dinner
given by •Miss Mary .Graham . in
w._ w... _ _._ .- . _ . ••' honor of Miss ElizabethTaylor,
• whose marriage will. take place in
. ' ••N••O••N•M .the near, future.
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WHITE SHIRTS- .
Well known brand in sanfor-
ized broadcloth, fused collar.
one Gen TSI ssle
.with Kincardine
One ef"'t'he largest eiowds ever
seen at a'softball game fa Goderich
greeted • the Bartley Dodgers o,f
Kincardine and,, the Goderich
Legionettes at Judith, Goodepham
Park last night. The Goderich
girls, who had been. beating Kin-
cardine throughout the,season,
d•
slippea cog on "the previous Friday
night in the 'first of the , playoff
games and allowed the ,Dodgers; t�
get away with a '4-0 win on the
Legionettes' home grounds. With
Robinson Pitching for the, visitors,
the local girls sin.ply r couldn't ,get
going and tire Kinc:irdine 'ladies
went home in fine ,spirits„, while
for the Legignettes and their .sup=
porters the proSpeets looked bad.
It was a different story, however,
when the second playoff game was,
played at Kincardine on 'Monday-
night. The' Legionettes werd'back
to form•.anil scared .,Six runs iu the
first inning's and stretched this, 'to
13, while Kincardine scoted 7 -tal-
lies. , ' Both teams used two
pitchers---for"Kincardirie, D. Wilson
and •. Robinson, and for Goderich
Agnes Weber and Leone Wilson.
Donna Boyce and Ruth Willis were
.outstanding in the field for Gode-
rich. -
Legionettes One Game Ahead
Last evening. (Wednesday),, on
the Goderich 'grounds, the Legion-
ettes again found 13 their lucky
number, --while- the vis tors could
not' get .past, '4, and, us at tie
close of the ante' the standing was
.
2 to in. ftrv6i of the home girls
in the th e -out -of ilve•games denies.
It wail a tight game last evening
until the third innings, when Jean
Fuller smashed out A, three -bagger
that brought. In, two runs. Three
more tallicsafollowed, and in the
next innings the .Legionettes ' re-
peatedt maria? the score 10-0, Leone
Wilson contributing d home mu -
Three tallies in the fifth completed
the total of 1$ 'for the locals,. The,
visitors went scerelespiutil atria
fifth stanza, when fopr Dodgers
crossed the plate, and they were
blanked for the rest of the gdine,,
P'itc+hing„°iluties for the viSttors
were diVicied between D. Wilson
and Robinson. Both are clever
pitchers and their centrefielder was
outstanding in the field.
All the Legionettes putt up a good
gan1e: Gladys -McLean in left field
covering„ her gropnd,, in especially
style.
good yl ,
Score by innings: ' ;” •
/Kincardine ..0 0 0, 0 4 0 0 -0 4
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The Legionettes' line-up: Weber,
and IT; fuller; 3b; Martin, 1b;
p •
Wood, c; Wilson, vi and pj, Me -
Lean, if ; Boyce, cf ; McAdafn, . ss ;
Harrison, 2b.
It is expected that the fourth
game of the series will be played
at- Kincardine on Friday night.
Mr.' Ivan Irwin and Miss'Norma
Shaver, 'both. of Toronto, spent their
holidays at the home of.theformer's
parents,, Mr. and Mrs. T. 1:. Irwin,
Waterloo .street. •
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Flyers . WIR First
Playoff Gyne with,
St. Marys, s, • 6.3
One of the ,best games of $he
-baseball seaaoir was played at Agri,.
cultural Park on Monday evening,
starting at 6 o'clock ' sharp. This
was the first of the playoffs, with
St. Marys providing the opposition
for the Goderich Flyers. With, the
,exception of one itilrings the ,locals
played airtight balYthe lapse coin-
ing in the fifth when'rtheinfielders
forgot their, positions ; before they
got back to «their proper , stations
three runs had. been coinplete'd by
the boys from the Stone 'Tows. -
Don Ainslie went the route for;
the Flyers, . yielding, six hits, ,but.
was constantly in trouble on ae;
count of his inability .to ,ideate the
prate,. no fewer, than eight
of
the
visitors getting Annia Ga leys to
first base. '•• There Was' constant
activity .In the . FlYers' bull pen,
inert •-Worsen keeping 'Young and
Costello 'warmed up for " an em-
ergency call; , However,. , Don -.tight-
ened up'in . the pinches and with
good assistance • from 'Doak, his
battery mate, manage to_ ire ip't.
Marys off the scoring sheet 'for
seven complete innings. Ellis on
the mound for St. 'Marys was in
good form and 'only seven hits' were
garnered off his ` delivery; Doak and
Harry Worsell each getting two,
Bisset, Holland . and Ainslie one
each. • .Murray Holland also was
good defensively, throwing the first
runner out, at first . base on a ball
hit to right field, and accepting
three fielding chances without fin.
error.' Ken Miller shoife4-some
ex-
cellent •Bade -dunning. ;.His:_ slide
home with the; first run would do
credit to Ty Cobb in his best days.
The complete box, score shows St.
Marys with "3 ru•ns,. 6 hits, 8 walks,
$ strikeouts, fi errors and 8' men
left on bases. Qoderich . hhd 6 •runs,
7 hits, 1 walk, 8 . strikeouts, '3
errors and 7 1 ft stranded, on bases.
Begley and oodiel were iimpires
and the team -were as follows:
ST. 'MA .,�+t:—;�. Noble 3b. Dun -
More, 11 cher lf, Bevfngton c
(replac '`':by" Ellis in the 2nd)
Berger c', 4 Ellis p,. Noble 2b,
Richardson rf, Holman ss.
GODERICH Erskine (starting
in' cf, moved "."to 3rd in 'the 2nd.
innings) , Newcombe 2b,'-,the
c,
Falconer (started• at --3b, retired in
tire 2nd when Bisset repfheed him) ,
Disfet replaced Miller at ss,. the rat-
ter going to of; Holland rf, Ainslie
p; H. Worsell IP,' Evans lb.
A good crowd . niitnessed this,
game and it is probable ' that the
next home fixture will. be, this
aiming Friday night.
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FRED
HUNT TROPHY '
GOES TO 'MITCHELL
A trebles tournament for the
Piked Hunt trophy ;was held by the
Goderich Lawn Bowling Club • on
Friday night, with twenty-two rink
in• play. Skips ' of the winning
rinks were: -1st, • Wilfred McKenzie,
Mitchell ;�. 2nd,- Wellington McCoy,
ex- Luchnow.; 3rd, M. J, Ainslie,eGode-
rich; ,.4th, E. Allison,' Godetich;
Sib, "Dr. Hall, Goderich.
Purity Flour Tournament •
The next open tournament on the,
local greens will be on Wednesday,
September 6th, . when the annual
doubles Competition for the, Purity
Flour trophy Witt be held. Invita-
tions are being -sent out and us is
the custom' With the.Goderich club
good prizes are f offered,
GODERIVH GUN CLUB
Goderich Olin -Club will attend.
the big shoot' at•Kippen on Septeni-
ber 4,' w.hei shooters from London,
Kitchener, Windsor and_ St. 'Thomas
will compete. This 'will be an ail •
-
day event and . the trophy will go
rtci'the high gun,, o
Wednesday's •scores, .in • the, Gun
Clu'b's Weekly shoot were: J. Gil-•
beet .24-20, • W. Beck • 17-111, G.
Pronse .14; -W. laurby 21-19, Castle
14. Bacon 15, "A, Gilber't 1.7.
Miss- -Dorothy Bradley has corn-•
pleted her nurse's training at „St•'
Joseph's Hospital, London, and. is
y-isiting her parented Mr. and Mrs.'
Flarr3, • Bradley.
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Township of Goderich on the 11th day of September,_19.50,
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' Clerk,; • ,
Township of Goderich.
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