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'Hockey Meeting
Next Thursday
Bert Gliddoi , who has been
manager of Clinton intermediate
hockey teams,for some years, has
requested the ' News -Record to
publicize that ` there will be a
streeting in the council chamber
8at7,
7,30
on Thursday, September
p.m. to try and form a club for
this coming winter.
Clinton did not have a 'team
last year. Local players played on
other district teams. All interest-
ed in reviving intermediate hoc-
key, both players and interested
persons, are requested to ; come
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KEN .ARKELL JOINS.
K -W DUTCHMEN
Kenneth Arkell, Bayfield, who
has spent several weeks with the
Ottawa Rough Riders this ' sum-
mer, yesterday joined the Kitch-
ener -Waterloo Dutchmen Senior
ORFU football team.
Arkell, who was a tackle with
the. University of Western Ontar-
io Mustangs, was recently cut by
the Rough Riders, when they
found too many men signed up.
He is six feet, four inches tall.
and weighs 230 pounds.
out and express themselves next
Thursday evening..
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Dresden Takes in ame'
OF OBA Junior Semi -Finals
Clinton Junior baseball team
played their best game of the
season Saturday afternoon in los-
ing4-1 to the high-class' Dresden
Leion Juniors. This was' the first
game of the best two -of -three
OBA Junior "C" semi-final series.
Chippewa, a; junior team' that has
played- in a juvenile group in the'
Niagara District, will meet the
winner of the Dresden -Clinton
series for the championship.
In' Dresden Suuda.y
Clinton goes to Dresden this
Sunday afternoon (Sept. 4) for
the second game at 2.30 o'block.
Anyone planning on going, who
could take players, are asked to
contact A. L. Colquhoun (phone,
4 or 688W) . If Clinton should'
'win in Dresden, the third game
will be played in Clinton Com-
munity Park en Saturday, Sep-
tember 10 at 3 p.m.
29 Strikeouts
Bill MacDonald struck out 14
batters, while, Wright for Dresden
fanned 15 Clinton men in the
tight pitcher's battle. Southpaw
Wright is the same pitcher who
defeated Clinton two years ago in
juvenile playdowns. Seven of the.
1953 juvenile Ontario champions
are this year playing junior for
Dresden.
Dresden scored their first run
in the second inning without get-
ting a hit. An error, two bases
on balls and a hit batsman, ac-
counted for the run and left the
bases loaded. Bob Garon drew a
walk in. Clinton's half' but was
thrown out trying to steal second.
The third was Dresden's big in-
ning, scoring three runs on two
hits and a wild pitch.
Until -the fifth, Clinton had only
three men up in each inning. In
that inning Gerry Tebbutt knock-
ed his long home run over the
racetrack in left -centre field. Tom
Colquhoun got on, on a passed
ball and Murray Colquhoun sing-
led but were left on base when
Wright fanned Elliott and Hohn-
es.
olmes, In the last four innings Clin-
ton had only one man on base,
that being Rick Elliott's single in
the eighth.
Dresden scored their last run in
the sixth, the result of two passed
balls and a long fly.
Clinton's outfielders were cal-
LO HN
SNAPSHOT
SERVICE
Clinton
Bowling Alley
GUARANTEED
SAFER
USED TIRE
• ALMOST NEW "TAKE -OFFS"
• GUARANTEED RE -CAPS
• SAFE USED TIRES
led on to make some exceptional
catches• Tebbutt and Elliott each
Picked 'one off at the, racetrack;
Dresden,HPOA hi
A73 R
Wallace,. 2b .,.,; 5 0' 1 1 3 0
Peters, c 5 1 1 , 1 1 1
Davis, ss i.„5 1 1 -1 1 0
McCorkle, cf .;...:4 0 0 '0 0 0
Ennett, 3b 2 1 0- 0 0 0
Simmons, 3b.(5) :1 0 0 0 0 0
London, rf 4 0 1'- 0 0 0.
Shaw, ; if , . 3 0 0 1 0 0
McLachlin, 1b 4 1 0 .6 0 0
Wright,; p 3 0 0< 2 2 0
Clinton AB R HPOA E
McDonald 2b 4 0 0 0 1 0
Shantz, ss 4 0. 0 '1 2 1
MacDonald p 4 0 0 1 0 0
Garan, 3b , 3 0 0,„ 0 0 0
Tebbutt, cf ..,, 3 1 1^ 3 0' 0
T. Colquhoun, c 3 0 0 1 0 2
M, Colquhoun if 3 0 1 1 0 0
Elliott, rf ....:3 0 ,1 2 0 0
Holmes, lb 2 0 0 3 1. 1
Porter, 1b (8) -1 0 '0 1 0 0
Horne run, Tebbutt; 3 -base hit,
Wallace; stolen bases, McCorkle,
London; left on bases, Dresden 7,
.Clinton 3; bases on balls, off
Wright, 1, off MacDonald 2;
strikeouts, Wright,' 15, MacDonald
14; hit"by pitcher, MacDonald 1;
passed balls, T. Colquhoun 2, Pet-
ers .1; earned runs, Dresden ;,
Clinton 1.
Dresden , ...... 003 100 000-4 4 1
Clinton 000 010 000-1 3 4
Umpires: JE. Dale (plate) and
Les. Henderson ®(bases), both of
Clinton. �.
Clinton Bowlers _
On Seaforth Rinks
Seaforth bowlers sponsored a
successful mixed twilight tourney
last Monday evening, when H.
Sherbondy and. Yvonne McPher-
son, Wingham, with three wins
plus 18, captured first prize.
Other winners were: Fred El-
liott and Mrs. Helen Elliott, Clin-
ton, with three wins plus 14; Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Brown, Wingham,
three wins plus two, and Mr. and.
Mrs. H. Scrimgeour, Goderich,
two wins plus 16.
ntries included: Wes Nott,
Be Boyes, Caryl Draper and
Fred Elliott, Clinton.
Seaforth Wins
Peewee Finals
Bob Reith, a big boy for "his;
age, pitched the Seaforth Peewee
baseball team to victory in the
third game of the WOAA Peewee
finals at Seaforth last '.Friday
night. He struckout ten Clinton,
batters in six innings.
Batteries: Clinton, Roger Cum-
mings and Jim Dales; Seaforth,
Reith and Ast...
Clinton ... 001 101-3 3
Seaforth ., 000 301-4 4
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Seaforth Peewees
:Win Second Game
By 5 to 4 Score
In the second game of -the
WOAA Peewee championship
series between Seaforth and Clin-
ton Kinsmen Peewees, Seaforth
edged Clinton 5-4 in a pitchers'
battle. Reith, the Seaforth hurler,
allowed only three hits and Cum-
mings, the Clinton 'twirler, was
nicked far four hits.
Clinton led off in the first in -
rang and secured one run. Mc-
Lennan walked and stole second;
Livermore hit a single and Mc-
Lennan scored. Reith struck out
artliff to end the rally. In Sea-
forth's half of the first inning,
Pethick, the first batter up was
hit by a wild pitch, tOhen• stole
second. Ast singled and Pethick
scored, Campbell singled and with
the help of some bad base throw-
ing Ast scored, making the score
2-1 for Seaforth.
Clinton added two more runs in
their half of the second inning.
Smith, the first man, walked.
Engelstad made first on a field-
er's choice and Smith advanced to
third. Engelstad stole second and
both runners scored on the over-
throw at second. Seaforth failed
to score in their half.
Livermore started things off in
the third, making first en an er-
ror. Bartliff grounded to short,
the shortstop failed to make a
play and Livermore advanced to
third. Engelstad got on when the
second sacker tried to nip Liver-
more at the plate, who scored
easily, making the score 4-2 in
favor of Clinton. Seaforth in their
half of the third loaded the bases
with none out and with help of
two nice putouts at the plate, and
a strikeout by Cummings, the
inning ended without a run being
scored for Seaforth.
In the fourth inning, Pickett
the first man up, bunted and was
safe; Cummings then singled, ad-
vancing Pickett to third. Reith
retired the next three hatters to
end Clinton's half of the inning.
In Seaforth's half of the fourth,
Cummings walked the first two
men to face him and Pethick
reached first on an error, S.
Brown scoring. Cummings retired
the next two men only to have
Reith single, scoring both Pethick
and G. Brown, making the score
5-4 in favor of Seaforth.
In the first of the fifth, Reith
forced Liveryllore to ground out
and struckout Bartliff and Smith
to end the inning. Hubert, the
plate umpire, then called the
game on account of darkness,
4e a word, minimum 75e
Sunday, Sept. 4—Clinton Lions
Juniors vs. Dresden Juniors, sec-
ond
eaand game in best -of -three finals,
In Dresden. 2.30 p.m. 35x
Monday, Sept. 5—Ontario Bean
Festival, Hensall. Games, rides,
bands, shows & BEAN SUPPER.
Sponsor: Hensall Kinsmen, 35x
Wednesday, Sept. '1 — Huronic
Rebekah Lodge Pot -luck Supper,
in Lodge rooms at 6.30 p.m. Meet-
ing afterwards at 8 p.m. 35b
Thursday, Sept. 8 — Coloured
film, "Welcome the Queen', Town
Hall, Bayfield. Benefit: Guide
and Brownie Association. Admis-
sion 50 cents. 35b
Thursday, Sept. 8—Bingo, Leg-
ion Memorial Hall, Kirk Street,
Clinton, cotilnencing at 8.30; 15
regular games for $5; three spec-
ial share -the -wealth games; $56
jackpot on 56 numbers included in
all share -the -wealth games; one
special game for $25. Admission:
15 regular games 50c; special
games, 15c, 2 for 25c, 5 for 50c,
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Saturday, "Oct. 1—Don't forget
the Annual Penny Sale, sponsored
by the Clinton Public Hospital
Auxiliary. 35b
Come to the Crystal Palace,
Mitchell for a pleasant Friday
evening of dancing. Music by the
Night Hawks. 35 to 43b
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ATTENTION.'
ALL
CLINTON and VICINITY
BOWLERS
Names are now being' taken for
The Mixed League
Names to be in by September', 6, 1955.
League to start Bowling September 19, 1955
-- REGISTER EARLY --
Don't Be Disappointed
Clinton Bo-Wling[ AIIey
Sunset Drive -In
iI/ Miles East of Goderich
' on No. 8 Highway
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
Sept. 1 and 2
`Robinson Crusoe'
Dan O'Hierlihy
COMEDY CARTOON
SATURDAY and MONDAY
Sept 3 and 5
"Powder River"
Rory Calhoun
Corinne Calvert
COMEDY CARTOON
Hometown ''Entries
Tops s In Ladies
Triples
Tourney
Hometown entries took . three'
of the fourri
p zes in the ladles'
triples lawn bowling tournament
here last Wednesday.
In first place with three wins;
plus 11, was a Clinton rink skip-
ped by ' Mrs, Fred Trott, with
Mary Turner as vice -skip and
Mrs. H. G. Manning as lead.
Second spot also went to a Clin-
ton trio, skipped by Mrs. Helen
Fairseruice, with Mrs. C. Draper
and Mrs. H. Williams, on three
wins,plus nine.
An entry from Forest, • skipped.
by Mrs. J. D. Hoggarth, with Mrs.
N, McLeod and Mrs: P. Anderson,
was third with two wins, plus 16.
Fourth shot went to a Clinton
entry, skipped by Mrs. S. Castle,
with Mrs. J. M. Elliott and Mrs.
A. Venner, with a score of two.
wins, plus 13.
Three ten -end games were play-
ed, with the ,draw being high
against high in the last two games.
Entries were present from God-
erich, Seaforth, Wingham, Mit-,
shell, Forest and Clinton.
SUNDAY MIDNIGHT ONLY.
Sept. 4
`Between Midnight
and Dawn'
Mark Stevens
'Gale Storni
Box Offide Opens 12.01
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
Sept. 6 and 7
"11
.Desert Rats"
Richard Burton
Robert Newton
COMEDY CARTOON
Box Office Opens 8 p.m.
TWO SHOWS EACH NIGHT
'First Show at Dusk
PLAYGROUND — Refreshments
Children under 12 in cars FREE
Meeting to Discuss
Beef Deductions
A special meeting has been cal-
led by the executive of the Huron
County Federation of Agriculture
for Tuesday, September 6 at Clin-
ton to study organization of a Hu-
ron County Beef Producers' As-
sociation.
A past president of the Ontario
Beef Producers' Association, Bert
Arnica, Barrie, will be on hand
to explain a new plan whereby a
deduction will be made on the
sale of beef cattle. A fund will be
set up from this money to aid in
promotional purposes for the as-
sociation.
At a special meeting in Clinton
the executive decided to sponsor
Federation of Agriculture infor-
mation booths at each of the fall
fairs in the county this fall.
The executive ordered\ Gordon
Greig, Bluevale, secretary -field -
man, to make the final payment
of $674.60 on the. $3,000 affiliation
fee to the Ontario Federation.
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