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With two ,games PlaYed in the Runalls
en
oP the Goderich Industrial Softball _.4.
League. the series is tied°at one zne I YOun LWU$ Lose Olt iI i ®. .A.
L , ti -(.oils. Semi -%ass with a Great
each Pur I'ur1y lour anti & sus S('r�s4Dlt]l,g R�cO'�
The next g tme in the playoff w ill take • .
After - a thrilling playoff in the
••Pilbber" game with Dresden at Inger-
soll last Saturday, t�thtl Goderich } the Tizi U f t th It their I ti tt alzd This s uu
z efforts to � efforts were appreciated was evidenced I•new experience for "Scotty," who took
brings lout out in baseball
time out from his short holidays to
au Ontario. baseball cha�mplow by the support �iveu them at Ingersoll, drive from Oshawa to Strood in the
ship to their., home town. The local close to 200 fans making the trip to
lads,' in split."of. trelneudoes handicaps that town to root for the J uniors. early plityufi's.•
Goderich Juniors will have practical -
iii efforts to keep the team tog ► ether, Iuberaull.l)reseilte>cf a good field and the
were never out of the picture until the (11.8.A. provided good umpires, and the' ly the whole teuul,iut:tct for next year,
last man was out in the niuth, inuiugs, outcome of this final game was in only Jack Evans, their captain and
and with any kind of a lucky break doubt until the last Goderich luau was brilliant first bitseitlall, being over age.
-\u effort should be made to keep this
the score, which stood 1-2' in favor of retired. together,
teamand if t,i
`Dresden, might easily have been iTti)uu);U uul�' live hits were !cured •yen the same
rc• off Holmes, while
}
place at Victoria Park on Friday of
this week at 5 P.m.
In the first playof; game, on Monday t
last. Purity Flour played e teelia't►t 'r
ball to outlast Frusta -Cups and take
the zne by a 5 -to -•1 score. Excellent
infield play and tine .Pitching by the
winners featured this- game.
'The ,second game was played on
Wednesday - iu much pleasanter
' weather aad Fro, ti -Cops brought their
heaviest hitting To bear and Swamped
the Purity team by a score of S -to -3.
Several errors in one innings coupled
with some timely bitting ga.
1 (ops a big , tiye-run inaing� and the
Dresden•
..umber of the boys had left to tate portattoan is not always eatf ily avail-
up their higher studies r. at the mutt- able, and Mand .teen' Von:o Ba alehler in de--
versales ,antat there was iso O I sa rves the tbaunhs of 0.49}aortia•) ity for practice certainly did ei prtla .t4 het tie boys t ► to the Game,
nut hell) the teaal, partieularlY as it using his own can on oecaStons to get
was learned that the Dresden chub were Ne:weombe' back to London. and Bisset
not faced with any such difficulties and to Giielph' after the games were Au -
were able. to keels '°their teaw intact hr
for the playoffs. .The Juniors, who ' Evidence
v ide uce of the ► fPurt of the buys
nertaiuly have a loyal following from themselves to produce' a winner is
Uudericll, deserve some credit for mak- shown by three trills made,by Ainslie
to forego their work
ing a de>cisiulworkfrom :Ann Arbor, Mich., for the play'
and studies and stay in the light to offs, and the long trip from Ajax made
i
ish and P t e' ac a by Scott Patterson.
obtained encouragement as,'taduring the present
\ erred•season there, is no reason why they
The Goderich I.iuus Club. sponsors nine, the Goderich boys -actually tball hit
Hulot land the Ontario °ch:tmpionship.
game.
As the series is a best-of-tfve one. at , fo
east one saute will be 'necessary next
ive more
often and to
r the Juniors, had the alternat ball i
defaulting the series t1� Dresden or opponents, utia, only exceptionally
heard Certainly they have come a long way
def, i �' re k for sluggers like Harold Warren in the last two or three seasons and
g
`week. It will be played all Monday I re
at e► p.m. Should a fifth game be'
required it will be played on \Veduea- tc
day. a t 4 p.m.'
OBITUARY ,e
FLIGtENCE JANE DORRINGTON i
Miss Florence Jane Durrington, a s
former resident of Goderich. paused `1
away in Clinton on Friday. September
•
21;th. She was born in England sixty-
three years ago and carne to Canada
at' au early ,age. her pgtr`ents dying
when she was three years old. Her
only brother died in the- first World
War. She, laid lived in Goderich since
coming- �1) Canada and was 0 member t
of Knox Presbyterian ihurtll,• The ! j
funeral service was held on Monday
afternoon at the Beatty funeral 'twine,
I'lintun, Rev. C. C. Ander- u' officiat-
ing. and the interment was in the Clin-
ton cemetery.
Attending the funeral were Mr. and
'MIrs, Harry Williams. Miss Elizabeth
Tobin, 'Mrs-. Geo. •MacEwan 'and Mr.
Jas. Donaldson. all of Goderich.. and
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. -Patterson of Ford-
wieh.
assembling their team,
°vv hu
were
Inc
tattered by the opening of, the sch atj 1 and Don Scutt prevented long drives to have provided *Some of the best base-
e>rzn from Ajax in the east to Ann the outfield from being turned into ball ,eau around these parts in years.
rung Jiicll., in the west. The Lions hits and runs.• Bisset, tufo. was robbed i The Lions management and,the players
f with the ex- ,of •. home run when his vicious drive 1 appreciate the supIn)rt given to the
t'citled t1) Marry ui1,
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Donnelly. whose pre- {flit a pillar uu the outfield, bca:undiug I team not Only by the hubby -Boxers and
apt Tun of Jim untie y. � yun,ngern foliciwing,., but by the' old-time
owe might have made some difference , back to the fulield where it wits re fans. many of whom took their cars
Ii the result., the Juniors fielded the 1 trievecl. and ,lint was held to a three- .
awe teaiiu as vanquished 1)resdun iu 'bagger. Again the Goderich buys had ;stud 'followed the team to Melford.
thrillingHuish a vveel; before. I 0 bit odu
f hard luck when with -a ublc Southampton. Dresden and Ingersoll.
The Lotus management have• no , playin 'prospect. the 'ball took a •bad I Looking hack over the final game, the
libis to offer, but the 'act that •a bounce, hitting DonWarren in the Goderich management say they have no
fhrehead and being !cured t15 0. bit, fault to find with the efforts of any
— ---—.T.when the side might easily hu\e been' individual player, and can only add
PERSONAL MENTION
retired. •The boys feel that they were that the boys in spite of, difficultiesP�' RS®1 1Nout-1,1,11ed by fate and with a breiak; stayed right in there to the last, and
or two in the saute could ha\'e come they still feel that with a little luck
MIS. Samuel Sllearilu\vti hos 1e holm. tit [•11e victory.
! they would have had a chance to enter
urtted hove after a mouth's '.1 it1011 Thu uatl scurf, 4-2, 6110W that the ,..the finals, On the other, hand. it Is
u 'h' alai Windsor'
Chicago
ASHFIEL. - -
ASIIFIELD, Oct. 1. — Mr. James
Dean of Cloverdale, British Columbia, A. J. KI}eesjlalvv, Maple street, were Warren ss, J. Bisset 2b. D. Stt toc1
1,I'1)tltel'-111 jaw of the late- Timothy \l r. and J ts. C. V. -Harrison, (rittiu who met with such a 'tragic i of Cu1un D. Ainslie p, 11'. Cra4g cf. J. (;Tun rf,
(1ertltDetroit,'iu visiting with his Lila.Mrs. Harrison hosbeen visiting
• 1) ' Patterson If, J. 1:vans ll), I New -
sister -in-law,
its Dt+Croit,
sister -its -law, Mrs• Wtit, Clare, and Mr, he'r'e for six weeks. coutbe replaced Ginn in the tit,ll. ►.
(`fare. It is thirty-five years since Mr. Bill \iuurhead, student at the Insti- For Dresden it was 4 runs. I) hits'
-Doan had visited with his Ashfield tute of Chartered Accountants of On-. and ;' t gross. For tl��dru it was ‘,2
friends. He travelled `�)y plane to tario, has returned,.tu' 'Toronto after
rims, :) hits and 2 errors,
spending the week -end_ with his lrar t'Mpires—I.ee and. 'McGinnis: both. of
Chicago, a.Ingersoll.
Mr. and '.firs. W. G. Jiutrrhei°td.
air. and lire. Fred tittle MacGregor,- who I elkMiss Marilyu Moore has retilru�d •{
left•
had a sale • e their cattle last week. home after a 'two weeks' vacation i ' NOTES ON THE GAME -
the for Alberta this week to spend (,uderith " funs :bowed that they
the winter with the latter's parents, spent .with friends in Detroit, Mich.,
Mrs. M 1e(;regur's brother grid his wife, and with Mr. and Mrs. Stephen K. (like their hardball as dished up by
\Ir. ;\nd Mrs. Gordon Batley of Tor- Johnson and family at 'Muncie, I like junior teams. and are rllrea)cly, talk
nut„ a)compalli tI thein on their trip. Indiana. Ing Of building at least, one new
•SII'. and Mrs. Archie Jlache and Miss 1 dfgInnnest year -and getting an early
and Mrs. Keith Gardner of Col-, > he week -end early
fir. aI, , Marjorie Mactie ,. j►t kit t 1
at t'uilingty;old, where' "they visited •start. It is felt that the ratepayers
bnlne visited With \I r: Dan \I1tLtan ' would hehrtily endorse the expenditure ;
on Sunday.
_T_ \lattie's unlit, Mrs. 1\'. Shields.
Mrs.' � of :H few (foliage to put Agrtc•ulttttal
Work 11;1, 'commenced 'un Clinton's b They also utteude, the' l'ullingwuu Perk in good shale for the boys. so
!iffy Wartime.,houses pinject. The fair onotulllaw afterltootl. •I that tw.u.t1I:,'three teams cnnld. indulge
I'arkei' Construction C'ompalty of Port - '
in practice at, the saute time.Stnuler tut. the general contract, VISITOR NOTES . Too •wuc•h praise cannot be 'given
�„� • .PROGRESS IN GODERIC I the tuck\ i(1nal members of the Lion's-- team for their efforts tn_curry on after
- \Ir. Andrew Breckenridge, of. the regn1ti .•„ . - 111(1 c•ln•e(1 :• ;Ind
Chicago. hip brother. in 11 vc, .�Ir. James there was a spirit of teamplay .awoltg' ,
Edward. and his ujeres, Mrs. Mitchell sponsors, nulls lgeukenl and pht,y,ers that
Blair :u111 Mrs. Paul Clark. and the ; IPeIl,ei carry the t('1,01) into the seuti-
ti11nt's.
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l 1 ago u t game was closely contested, and Ainslie perhaps just as well that the season.
MI• J. C. Carrie of Ne\w Liskeard .end Scutt, the Lions battery, held the has come to an end. as it would have
s a guest this week with his .ztlother,
11
Ind Donna, of Bolton, were week -end off series began, and with Scott forms
guests with Mr. and Mrs. W. G. dour- it battery which will be heard from
head• next year, if they coutinue in Junior
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Martin of
Toronto were week -end guests with
Mr. and Mrs, M. F. Noble,. Victoria
street. '
Mr. and Mrs. Win. W. Hill and Mifflin ss. R. Holmes p, N. 1'addiek
Ethel, accompanied by Mrs. R. Fuller, lb, L.Holmes rf and J. Wicks 2b
spent _Last week -end at St. Thomas t Nalffolftl batted fur' L. -Holmes in the
with Mrs. E. P, -GI-00M _ ,
Recut visitors with Mr. aud Mrs. nth t)1)ERI1H--=H. \Vtirren 3b. D.
1 be>avy-ltiiting Dresden :team in check
Mrs. E. W. Carrie, Cambria . road. most of the afternoon. Ainslie has
Dr. and Mrs. \V. A. Wylie, Glenna improved in each game since the play -
company.
The teams lined up as follows:
DRESDEN—C. Johnston 3b,. W.
Lovell cf, C. Hurley lf, F. \Vicks c, C_•
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latter's lou; .titer. • Patricia. were
1'erlt:ll)s the ol'11in;Iry 1:111 i� 11101 \'are
1C..,1- 311. Edvvnrd's first visit to f the time splint and difficulties en-
(iulleri,'9 'sioct' 1x11:,, He \vas h iI-it in
• countered 'in. ;si'ttin'g the bobs together
r;o(1)ri, 11 1,,\vushil,, but learned lki, at the latter e1111 of the season.
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besines- ns ;t b(ker• with the late .I.
\V. Smith. He welit to ('hic•ago 111
1 ;1111 0rel'at)(1 .:I 1.1111111 of \v bole
�nl, :tn11 raisin 1�:tkeries, ao l l:tt1'r :t
111)111 ' (1111 g�',,,•1,r3' leisine,s iyt 1 )las
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City, before g-oilig 1,1 California
in 1917. I`li- late wife was the t'urnlrtr-i
Annie Itrekellrirlti). lie remarked on
the growth of the trees in (:o(1el•ioll.
This. vDint 111e 1(r et Itnulbe► 4,1 1)1111(1 -
In' s, 1)us 111:111' the toylt look (1it%ern;
e111,” 1'1;100, \where t here were 110
111111,ts are 101i1t ,(11. 1)11(1 there is 011
air 1,f t,ru.;re-,,111 tilt tu\vf1. be s:1y':,
IIe vfsi1(- l hi- brother. Peter. at
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FIRST FALL MEETING ,>
Board of Trade -
I - AT`
British Exchange Hotel
ON
MONDAY, OCT., 6th at - 8 p.m.
'Phis meeting will be under direction„ of
, Committee of National Affairs
SPEAKER: REV-. L. H. TURNER
SUBJECT: "The Parallel Growth of Industry. and
Trade Unionism."
A new booklet on Goderich will be discussed at this meeting.
Public Cordially Invited.
W. A, COULTHURST, Secretary.
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