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By JOAN COWLEY
Here we are again, well into
another school term/ Many new
faces are seen in the hall's. Wel-
come to our new English teacher,
Mr. Stevens, and our new secre-
tary, Miss Lutz. Also Hi to `those
who have transferred here from
other schools and a special hello
to our Grade Milers. -
This column is being written
primarily for the students, to keep
them informed and enthusiastic
about ourschool, its people, its
organizations and its activities.
First of all, I should like on
behalf of the students to thank
Mr. Scott and the other members
'of the staff for their terrific co-
operation and willingness to help
us get the most -from our school
year. Many of us now realize that
only by active participation, sup-
port and. sincere interest will we
have "spontaneous enthusiasm or
schoolspirit. Also that without
school spirit we have nothing! The
fact that' our disorganized coin=
plaints are already being replaced
by organized action shows that
we are well on the way. Let's
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,DODGARSIEP TROPHY; I Mr. and, Mrs. William. Craigie,
NO ''S R! S 'R l LA'C'ED Kitchener, spent several days
has been made
i town last week,
No arrangement
for a series of games between the
Clifford Swingskirts and the Gode-
rich Dodgers for the, grand• cham-
pionship of the WOAA, in ladies'
softball.
It is understood the Swingskirts
,are unable to field a team for this
series and the grandchampionship
rophy remains in the ' custody of
;he Goderich Dodgers.
keep with it, kids!
Rugby
Rugby is of interest to all of us
in one way or another. For you
who missed the schedule when it
was printed last week in the paper,
here it is again. clip it out so
you, will have it for reference.
Tues., Oct. 5--Wingham,; at C1ii .
ton
Wed., Oct. 6—Seaforth •at Gode-
rich --
Tues., Oct. 12—Clinton „ at Gode-
rich
Wed., Oct. 13—Seaforth at Wing -
.ham
Tues., Oct. 19—Goderich at Wing-
ham
Wed., Oct 20—Clinton at Seaforth
Tues., Oct. 26---Wingham at Sea -
forth
Wed., Oct. 27—Goderich at Clin-
ton..: .
The boys, under the able coach-
ing of Mr. Pring, have practised
hard and are confident pf their
going places. We are lucky to
have our first game of the season
on home grounds because we can
all get behind our team and shout
ourselves hoarse. There is no
GROUP CRITICIZES
, COUNc IL'iS METHOD
A check will be made wall
Goderich Trades and Labor Coun-
cil before,any future labor appoint-
ments are made to civic' bodies,
Town Council decided last Friday
night.
The decision came after council
heard a letter from the labor
group protesting the manner in
which an'appointment was made
recently to the Area Planning
Board. The labor group said it
did not object Oto the person ap-
pointed, but to the method used,
pointing out that the group should
havebeen- asked to • make a re-
commendation. r
CROFT ENTRY WINS
GROUP "A" TITLE
A 7-3 victory over the Aberhart
entry gave Croft Cleaners the
Group "A" title in Pee Wee Soft-
ball play last Saturday.
Mr.,- and Mars. Gorden Clousher 1 iMr, , enpe E, ihYlor is visit -
visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bau- Ing her son, Lieut, Alien Taylor
slatAoh the former Norma eattie),- and Mrs. Taylor, .at Annapolis
in Kitchener, over the weep -end. -.Royal, N.S. ..
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doubt that the support the team ._ Titles..in the other .two groups
gets fx .:usdhas,...�.. .er�ided influ- of the -league- had been decided in-
ence on their ame. It is some-� previous games. The teams play-
times
lay-times that extra encouragement, ed a schedule earlier in the sum -
which comes •with true school
spirit, that gives them that spirit
to make the game a real thriller.
Watch for results of our game on
Wednesday in next -week's column.
iFrench Club
The French Club, organized, by
Miss Preston. and Miss Roberts,
(notre , deuX professeurs de
francais)' has been well received. girls' teams and tl; individual
Over 30 were at the first meeting— „teams are gain ; to elect their cap
the meeting to organize. -Both ; tains. The senior i( am has al
teachers expressed their pleasure ' ready elect- ci as captain, Audrey
on the good turn -out and "evident 1 McCabe. These are the players
enthusiasm' of the students. Those' on her team: Mary Alexander,
of us who don't take French feel, Rosemary Clark, Marilyn Crane,
already, that we are missing some-' Margaret Emerson, Auleen FisWWer,
thing. . Never mind, ;lust wait until Ruth •McNevin, Isabelle Moore,
the Commercial students .. have Isabel Tigert, Lois Webster, Jean
their speed typing contests! Well, ; Wilkinson. To date the junior
it's a thought! d capta> has not been chosen but
• Volleyball Teams
It was encouraging to see so here are the junior players:Martha Bedard, Rosalee Bedard,
many going to the tryouts for the • Faye Brereton, Carolyn Duque:tte,.,
girls volleyball teams. If you Eleanor Emerson, Julia Freeth
don't 'Take the 'team, don't give Gail Gardner, Maureen Hallam,
up. Remember,' there is a limit •to Adeline Riehl, Noella Sowerby,
the number of players a' team may Barbara SmithSli'aron' Smith: The
have. There is still inter -form 'junior team w, ill be pleased to'
hear that this year WOSSA has a
division for ,them. This means
the winning team of our junior
league may now travel to London
along with the winning team of
the, senior league to take part in
further competition. If `the stand-
ard of the games played by the
girls this year is as high as that
of last year the games will be
guaranteed thrillers. Our league
tournament this year is scheduled
for Thursday, November 4, -with
Seaforth as host. ' Good luck and
lots of fun!
Cheerleaders •
The Cheerleading. Committee -
under the chairmanship of Bob
Gregory decided there were to be'
eight cheerleaders, six girls and
two boys, and that the final senior
girls Volleyball team and . the
Rugby team would jointly make
the final choice of cheerleaders.
Here are their names: Mary Alex-
ander, Charlotte Anderson, Linda
Breckenridge, Shirley Bedard, Bev
Bowra, Marilyn Crane, Laurel
Lodge, Maurice Loiselle. Support
our cheerleaders! They are ready
to lead us! Let's not expect too
much of them at the first game
because they had only two days
in which they could practice to-
gether.
• ' First Dance
Last Friday night, our first
dance of the year was held and
from all accounts it was a whop-
per! It was well attended, well
organized,, and everyone seemed
pleased with the results. Con-
gratulations to the B.A.A. for mak-
ing it. a success. To Bob Wood,
who acted as M.C. and Ted Turner
and' Aon Stewart, who spun the
platters . . . a job well done!
Golf 'Tournament
Here are the results of our sec-
ond annual golf tournament held
in September at Maitland Golf
Course. In the boys' class, Bill'
Reis, of Grade 12, With a score of
44,. won the boys' championship -
and Don Rouse of Grade 9 was
runner-up with a scorel of 46.
The girls' champion- is Shirley
Bedard with 60 her total score and
,her ruliner-up, Sylvia Chisholm
with a store of •66. • Thanks, Mr.
Rouse, for all your aid ,in helping
to make our touriiament a success.
We hope, in the near future, to
give you a Complete rundown on
our newly initiated "Point System"
and information about our new
Students' Council.
mer and then went into play-offs
after school started last month.
volleyball, which can really be a
whale of a lot of fun . . . and
next year there Will again be
col teems. -. Miss Dadd has
chosen both the junior•. and senior
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History will. record the glittering feats,
.,that, more likely than not, will dot this sed,
sort's world's baseball series. But history
will have quite a chore if the feats in this
year of grace excel for drama and color
and, unfortunately, the occasional blunder
of •a lona storehouse of memories That dot
the autumn classic.
It is doubtful 'that this series will produce another such
thrill as Babe Ruth's magnificent gesture of pointing to the
seats in Chicago's Wrigley Field in 1932, and then socking a
homer right there. There was only one Babe Ruth, and the
pattern died with him. .
It is equally doubtful that this year's series will produce
that rarity of base .ball, ,an unassisted triple play. The only
one in..World Series history took place in the fifth game of
the 1920 Series .played before 26,884 fans at Cleveland. It -
was fashioned late in. the game by the Indians' 'second baseman,'
Bill Wambsganss . who caught a line drive with two Dodger
runners on base. Bill stepped on second, turned, ,and tagged
the : Dodger runner, unable to halt in his headlong dash from
first -base. That's; baseball history and even the most casual
fan will remember if for the impossible spelling of Wams-
There was Pepper Martin's reckless base -running for St.
Louis Cards "Gas House Gang" against the Athletics in 1931,
and there were the Dean boys, Dizzy and Daffy, each winning
two games for the Cards against Detroit in 1934.
There was Al Gionfriddo's ci1cus catch of Joe DiMaggio's '
4,Wfoct rlrry tote rli-pcn gi th ,.s g` eriFes—t i t vv
"remain forever with those who witnessed it. Bobo Newsom
pitched a shutout in his second start in the 1940 Series for the
Ci n cinatti Reds against Detroit.
, Then; off the paths of 'glory, there was .the famous third
'strike which Mickey Owen dropped in. Ebbets Field in 1941,
which permitted the Yankees to win the fourth game and go on
to win the title the following day.
And away back in 1912, New York Giants and Boston Red
S;ox were playing *IAa bitter duel. It was the last game of the
o Pitchinc immortals, Christy •Matthewsgn and Smoky
Jos Wo Were tied at 1 -all in the tenth. Gants gave Matty a
tori rill lime top of the tenth. Engel pinch-hit for Wood in
Steleturf a pop fly to centre. Pred• Snodgrass caught it—
' n dropip '' ifs Bosft n won the series.
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