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CANADIAN LEGION' WINS
Canadian Legion registered their
tiro victory of the sea sou At tht' Tutru
Softball League on 'Tuesday night 1!y
defeating \Westbrooks by a 9-3 sore
Liscttmb and Venus were the \V1110ing•!
battery. While W. Westbrook toiled on
the mound'. for the loser: with 11.
Worsen behind tht' plate. The game
was played at Victoria Park.•
B EBALL
c,,lowttueu .&`T AL 11 ii:TRRN
Goderich Lions Junioys eoutintted
their" winning ways by taking Auburn
Intermediates into eamp Wrgdnesday
evening by' a score of 7 to 4. TIie gauge
Was played ,Qct the Auburn, diamond,
olid in spite of the feet that the playiug
field was not in too good condition the
teams dished up some nice baseball,
only two errors being chalked up
against etach. aggregation. With most
44 the Lions in the midst of c)xaulin-
'tit ions, Manager Con. Baechler, ht&d
some ciiliic'lllty getting to full comple-
ment of players mated had to shift itis
line-up (-co siderably. JI`uwever,; the
newcomers acquitted themselves credit-
ably, Gerry (;inn doing nice work' at
third, base and afterwards on the key-
stone sack ‘vht'n Evans went in to
pitch. Al1iu at shortstop also turned
in, a nice game, ,and it , is becoming
more apparent every day that the Lions
' Juniors are going to be hal'tl "to stop.
Auburn also had their difficulties in
tielding a tett.nl, and deserve credit for
the .rued work done by the combin-
ation of old-timers and juniors. Some
exceptionally goad fielding was alone,
and \vitll Beadle and Bob Craig in
the boX. and Wilson bt'hiutl the hat.
the battery chart's were \v011 looked
arty!'. This tt'alll is improving t'vt'I'y
time out and is going to maks' a deter-
mined effort to get into the playoffs,
' 1'ul' Goderich it was 7 rules, t) hits
and 2 errors. For Aubtir11--4 funs, ti
lllt�
and :' errors.
Goderich team lined up ,is folio\','s :
Newcombe '_'b. Evans Ill, Bisset lf,
Scott t�. Aulslie p. Wilson rr. Oonnel.ly
ef, .Ahilt ss. and Ginn :11). Evans took
I.OUZONS WIN .1T RIPLE%
ltt a six -innings \W.O,A,A" Inter-
,
nter-tdi.11 baseball coittt'-t :1t Ripley on
Monday. t;otlerit•1. Louzou 1'lytis de -
netted 'Ripley F'lyer's i ::.-Gesshu.."
Young ;tact Bert \Worsen \\t'rc , the
\\inning 11.111hivatio;t. For tits' losers
tI L(Ilou;iitl did the liurling, with ('otrt•t
,te:• c,itt•hillg.
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Over the pitching duties in the fotnn a
innine;e, with Ainslie going to-, third
while" Gina atnoveii -over to Asst.
1i'or Auburn it was: Patterson ss,
BO Craig 2b, :Gray 1b, Lockwood 3b,
Beadle p, Wilson c, bleCliuohey ef, B.
Pattervu rf, Braduock 1t' Bob Craig
relieved Beadle in the, - tlftll.
LIONS 1$-KINCA►RDINE 4
• The Goderich Lions Midgets started
off the baseball season on the' right
foot by, walloping the Kincardine
Juveniles by a score of 16 to 4 at Agri-
.t•ult(mtl Park last Friday evening. The
local lads, looking smart in their new
white tiallt,0,uctifnruati, outhit and out-
played their older rivals in almost
every department.
John Wilson, the Auburn southpaw,
1►itched the first four innings and al-
lowed only one hit while strikiug,,put
eight opposing batters. Ted FuifOrd
took over the mound duties in the
tifth wad, also allowed one flit its the
two iiniings he pitched. R. Harrison
and Connell divided the pitching for
Kincardine and allowed eleven flits,
including a triple by Murray- holland
and doul►le3' by, Price, I>oa1. West-
brook tants Holmes. Fulfur 1 with three
hits In foe times at bat vvas the `lig
gun for Goderich. Cartney Bait a home
run for ilacardine: The Melding fea-
ture was a one-hataded catch of Har-
rison's line drive by" Willis to end the
tune. It. Ill. E.Score by innings: 1
]Kincardine 0 0 1 0 3 0- 4
Goderich 5 1 2 2 0 3----16 11 1
(;ioderich line-up Fulford, p, 1b;
MIaeEwan, rf ; frit:", tib; Doak, c ;
Merlotti, if ; McPhail, 21); Westbrook,
ss; Erskine, of; Wilson, p; Holland,
rf : Culp, if ; Willis, 2b ; Holmes, lb.
i'lupire +-Bticl Worthy and, .Jiu k
Evans.
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GOES TO HINSALL
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Mr. W. F. -Riley, who has been with
the A. & I'. store, .Goderich, for the
last thirteen years, eleven years of this
time as manager., has purchased the
grocery business of J. ('. Henderson at
Iit'nsall and plans._ to trove to Uensall
the latter part of this month. His
successor at the (7tidt'rieh store has
not as yet been Hatred. Mr. Riley
has shown tine business qualities here
and his ninny friends hope. he will be
equally successful in his new venture.
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Now that new luxury coaches are being de-
livered, Greyhound pffers you macre schedules,-* -
greater convenience, and shorter running times
on your trips by Super -Coach. Check'the time-
saving schedule's below which are typical of the
new service effective June 15th.
'between
GODERIdH •
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WINDSOR
and intermediate points.
Convenient connections to destinations beyond.
1.Round trip daily - Goderich & Tobermory
Leaving 11.09 a.m.
Pins
,2 Round trips daily between Goderich & Windt;;or
Leaving 9.45 a.m. and, 9.41 p.m.
Plus • e' •
2 Round •trips daily between South Baymouth'
and Espanola. Making cconnections at Espanola
for North Ray and Sault Ste. Marie.
Leaving 11.09 a.m.
All times mentioned are Daylight Saving Times
For rotplete information on new schedules call:
BUS DEPOT
at BRITISH EXCHANGE HOTEL '
PHONE 691
IELD DAY
ednesday, June 18th
MEMORIAL EXETER
PARK
-Field Day Will be officially opened at 1.15•p.m. (D.S.T.) by
H. , -1[. IIANNAiVi
PRESIDENT C':ANAI)IAN FEDERATION O" ;AGRICULTURE
PROGRAM:
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a.m.-Huron ('rlttllty Junior Livestock sludging ('ou)petition.
10"30 a.m.-Girls' Softball. -
10.31.) a.m.-,lnuior Farmers' Softball. -
1.15 9.111. 1)tiicial ( )pelting : Speaker, Her!. II. 1111nitam, President,
Canadian Fe det'tttion cif .A}_ 1(11ltttt't'. Presentation of
prizes to winner's of Essay Contest and .1nlilor Livestock
.Itld.ting ('competition, ,
1:4.5 9.111.- Rnluting IIorse Itac'es. 1st heat : best. 2 out of 3 one-half
anile dashes, u1elt to boys and .,horses from IIpron ('o.
( Age for buys, limit 21 years l --:15.00, $10,0, :$.00.
2,91) p.m. -Sect ion "Al' men's 1;> -mile 1'nttl Rtice, open. Prizes $5. $2. $2
2.11) p.m.- Running horse Race; best 2 out 3,►� .Mile Dashes.
First heat-. open to girls from Ilut'on ('u,--$15. $10, $5.
2.15 9"111.-aiecotitl Ileacs 711' thinning Horse hates. ,
2.20--Soflhall Gant,. Men's.
2.20 p.m.-- ,Sports for Young and
4.011 pan. Sweater Girl ('cutest. winner to be crowned "Miss Hu-
ron." fries $23,(10 and s eeia1 prize of $10,01) donated by
Snell 11ro•. & Co. Garage. Exeter. Total, $35 to winner.
-1.15 p.nt.--Millie Events. open tri horses -from IIuron only -S 51i"0(I
9.111.
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^it 1.:1(1 es1)ae stud Fiddlers'('ontest ; :a.5S,0O in prizes.
73(1 9.n1.- Jien's ilasebali--Prize . $30 and $20.
ATTRACT%NS • AND EXHIBITS
1. Dominion Department of Agriculture Exhibit.
2. Provincial Departmetlt of °I,Iealtll 1. 11ibit.
3. The Story of a-'ewspnitt'r by 10udon -Free Press.
4. 1'iints by National 1'iltii Board -
5. Ontario Hydro-I'leetric''Exlhiilit.
(1. Women's Exhibit.
7. Machinery Exhibits.
• 5. Motor Fxhibits.
9. 'Canadian Canners Exhibit.
10. Cheese Far tory Display.
11: Display of News mud Pictorial Photographs by Stratford
• Beacon -herald, ih Gymnasium.
12. Home Insulation Display. '
13. Boys' Shop Work Exhibit.
14, Giriit' home Economies Exhibit. '
Everybody Welcome -Band in Attendance
DANCE '
'Dance in- the Gymnasium° to the music of Norm-,Carnee'ie's
8 -Piece Modern and Old -Time Band
" Dancing 9.30 p.m. to 1 a.m.
tAdmissidn 50 menta Prizes Given for Novelty Dances.
Presentation of CRNX Shield to Township having highest number of '
points in Sports Events,
RUSSELL BOLTON, W. R.. LBBB, W. V. tlROY,
• Presitlesit "�icemlC'r sideaat. ; cc: Tretx .
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