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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1950-07-27, Page 8PAGE EIGHT .CLINTON NEWS -RECORD THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1980 SPOUT ' n Lead Maintain Colts M Co With Win Over Lucan (By LISA) battle between the two members Clinton Colts kicked through of the lateen 'battery. With a last -stage three -run rally in the eighth to defeat the con- tending Liman team 7-4 in a, Huron -Perth Baseball League Match in Community Park Tues- day evening before one of' the largest crowds of the season. It was good baseball up until the eighth when both teams let loose with some fancy infield bungling. The top of the inning presented Lucan with three !counters, and the tieRom 'end gave Clinton also a trio. So the two teams broke even in he bad stuff. Otherwise, Freddy MacDonald, on the mound for Clinton, and Ball, on the hill for Lucan, con- ducted a real nice pitchers' battle, which was punctuated by the pungent remarks of some local fans anent a running verbal Laurie Colquhoun, Colt receiv- er, had the unique , distinction of being hit three times by pitcher and thus had only one official time at bat. That's about as often as we would like to see it in any one game. Ball had plenty of speed and, stuff, but was a little hotheaded and erratic and spoiled a nice show by his tactics. The writer still rates him as among the best three or four flingers in the H -P. In the last of the eighth, with two out, he attempted to tag Woodcock going down .to first, but he droppell the ball and two runners—MacDonald and Bart- liff—crossed the plate. Previous- ly, Bartliff had knocked in Laurie Colquhoun with the fifth which proved to be the winning run, so the two -run bauble actually Souvenirs of Clinton ASH TRAYS and DUTCH SHOES in pottery' 25c ASH TRAYS, VASES and PITCHERS in pottery 29c ELEPHANTS, FISH, OLD SHOES, MUGS, DOGS 35c LEATHER GOODS in Change Purses, Billfolds, Tie Racks, Snapshot Albums, Writing Cases, Pencil Cases, Comb Cases, etc. . 25c to 1.75 SCRAP BOOKS, ALBUMS, ADDRESS and TELEPHONE BOOKS, BRIDGE SCORE PADS, RECIPE FILING BOOK, GUEST BOOK priced 25c to 75c All Items Marked with "Clinton, Ont." McEwan's You Took Advantage of Last Week's"Grab-bag" Offer o R -E -CO -R -D -s so we are offering it again. We are discontinuing records and offer all we have in stock in lots of 12 at .25 each (Reg. .89 each) SOMETHING NEW! 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Clinton Colts' 12 .2 2 26 Dashwood 9 4 2 20 Lucan 9 .7 '0, 18 Mitchell . 8 3 1 17 Goderich 7 5 3 ' ' 17 Exeter 7 6 1 15 Zurich5 '7 2 12 Clinton RCAF 4 7 2 10 Hensall 3 7 2 8 St. Marys 2 12 1 5 Centralia RCAF 2 8 0 . 4 Results in Past Week Goderich 5—Clinton RCAF 3 Zurich at Lunen* Hensall at Mitchell`" Clinton Colts at Centralia" Goderich at Hensel'', Exeter at Mitchell,' • Centralia at Clinton RCAF"'' Exeter 3—Lucan 2 ' Exeter 8—St. Marys 6 Dashwood 9—Zurich 0 Clinton Colts 7—Lucan 4 Postponed didn't mean the decision, but it might have! Freddy MacDonald went well until the troublesome eighth when he might as well have had a sieve to work with as an in- field; the latter went ;through plenty of motions but not the right ones. NOTE to Gordie Stock: "Beg pardon, sahl" but don't you think the leading batter of the team— Bill Craig whose clip is an even .500—rates better than fifth posi- tion in the line-up? Shouldn't hitting strength be at the top? Lucan . 000 000 130-4 7 2 Clinton .. 012 000 13x-7 10 7 Lucan. ' AB R I1 Lankin, rf 5 0 2 Hearn, ss 5 1 0 O'Rourke, If 5 1 1 Chown, lb 4 0 0 Elson, c 4 2 1 Ball, p 4 0 1 H. Revington, of 4 0 1 F. Revington, 3b 3 0 1 G. Revington, 2b 3 0 0 37 4 7 Clinton Colts AB R H Bartliff, ss 5 2 ' , 2 Woodcock, 3b 5 1 1 Wilson, 2b 5 0 0 Draper, cf • 4 ' 1 1 W. Craig, If 3 0 2 Schoenhals, lb 4 1 2 L. Colquhoun, c 1 1 0 K. Colquhoun, rf 4 0 1 MacDonald, p 3 1 1 34 7 10 D In 1949 Canadians paid by in- direct taxes to federal, provincial and municipal governments, $1,857,000,000. • . DR/NN ITS BETTER BUSI N ESS TO WORK REFRESHED CLINTON RCAF • LOSES BY 5-3 TO GODERICH Clinton RCAF team staged a great battle with Goderich in a Huron -Perth 'Baseball League fixture in Community Park, Clin- ton, Friday evening last, Gode- rich finally coming out on. top with a score of 5-3. The visitors got off to a good start, and counted all their runs in the first two innings, Drake started on the mound for the Air- men,'buthe weakened badly in the second. and gave way'to Eric Boyde with one out. The latter held Goderich runless and almost hitless for the remainder of ;tlje, game, striking out nine in 5% innings. Killam and Ort led the RCAF team .at bat with two hits in four each, while Newcombe and War- ren each had two in four. War- ren, the first man at bat in the ,game,' knocked a homer. Goderich ..; . . 230 000 0-5 9 4 Clinton RCAF 002 010 0-3 7 2 Goderich: Warren 3b, Miller cf, Newcombe Sb, Doak c, Hol- land sf, Wilson lf, H. Worsell lf, Erskine ss, Young ss, Evans lb, Ainslie p. Clinton ; RCAF: Killam cf, Ort lf, Adams lb, Thompson 2b, Gil- hooley 3b, Smale ss, Hjorth rf, Thompson rf, Turnbull c, Drake p, Boyde p (2nd). Umpires—Leroy and Len O'- Brien, Zurich. —o • Legionettes Lose To Dublin Lassies Clinton Legionettes went down to defeat at Dublin in a WOAA ladies' softball match 20-7 Mon- day evening on a diamond that was reported as being far from regulation size and was very rough into the baresin. The Legionettes play their next with Goderich Lions at Clinton Tuesday next. August 1 at '7 p.m. Clinton .. 410 110 000— 7 11 9 Dublin 202 610 45x-20 9 2 Bell and Proctor; Dale :and Connolly. LONDESBORO NINE CAPTURES FIRS T OF SEMI-FINALS Joe Louis' Punchers Tritli RCAF Team 4-0 The barnstorming . Joe Louis' Punchers showed real class when they walked into town Monday evening, and, between showers and on a muddy diamond, took Clinton RCAF I soatballers into camp with a 4-0 shutout victory before a Erowd of 200. The locals made a good show- ing against the fast' coloured boys. who boast, in Holden, one of the finest "softball 'pitchers in. North America; so much so that the ,RCAF team collected only one safe hit, that by •Egan in the fourth, Joe Louis' Punchers: Bosley 3b, Ross .ss, Hamilton lb, Bates if, Robbins 2b, Jenkins cf, Barbee c, Mayfield rf, Holden p. Clinton RCAF: Goodhue 2b, Dorland 3b, Boyczuk ss, Danville lf, Egan lb, Fitzsimons cf, Philip - chuck cf, Anderson c, Scarrow c, Lorenbach rf, Stengel rf, Mad- sen p, Pratt p, Round p. Umpires—J. D. Thorndike and E. J. deBeaupre, Clinton. Punchers . • . , 020 001 01-4 , RCAF 000 000 00-0 0 SOUTH GROUP DEFEATS NORTH ALL-STAR GAME (By Jack Webster) Londesboro B -A's won the first game in the group 3 WOAA Intermediate "C" softball semi- finals . when they handed Port Albert nine` an 11-3 beating in Londesboro Tuesday night. Port. Albert got •a two -run lead in the first inning but were un- able to hold it after the third inning when the B -A's staged a rally netting them seven runs, From then on it was the B -A's. game all the way. Bloom got a homer in the sixth for the B -A's. Chisholm. and Hackett shared the pitching, duties for Port Al- bert while Taros went all the way for the B -A's. ISPECIAL VALUES — JULY 28 to 31 Stokley's CREAM Corn ... 2 tins .25 Talisman 3 FRUIT Marmalade .. .29 Coral SWEET MIXED Pickles .... jar .23 CANADA Matches . 3 for .21 Red & White. Peanut Ig. jar BUTTER ,.., 35c ' " .. ..�'- 1`,0'�--''i' ALLSWEET MARGARINE pkg. 34c Quality COFFEE lb. bag 87c i iMiracle. --;U : ''"' + Whip Salad DRESSING 8 oz. jar 25c Victory PEAS 2 tins 21g MAPLE LEAF TORE? SOA" 4 CAKES 23c • Broken OLIVES jar 25c Choice Large HEAD Juicy Large 300's LETTUCE ..... 2 for 15c LEMONS 6 for 25c California Juicy 288's Choice HEARTS OF ORANGES doz. 35c CELERY .....,. bunch 19c SHEARING'S MODERN SELF SERVE FOOD MARKET PHONE 48 — Free Delivery — CLINTON NEW WAY 'F"Ot ! . WATER 'Forsyth SHIRTS -- Biltmore HATS! • PHONE 224W CLINTON N Jr�MId+.++.w..►i GENERAL ELECTRIC KETTLE MERRILL RADIO PHONE 313 Hot water in a jiffy for every 'need. Leaves all the elements of your range free for cooking. Holds four, pints and turns itself off automatically if it boils dry: and ELECTRIC CLINTON A good crowd of fans from all over ,the county attended the Huron -Perth Baseball League All-Star game in Hensall last evening which was played for the benefit of injured players of the League. The team representing the South defeated the North 8-6. Art Woodcock of Clinton Colts played second for the North, and Drake of Clinton RCAF was one of the North's twirlers. Manager was Larder of Goderich, while Gordon Stock of Colts was one of the coaches. All the umpires in the League reported for duty, including Doug Thorndike and Ernie del3eaupre, Clinton. Batteries: South—pitchers, El- son (Lucan), Yelle (Dashwood), O'Brien (Zurich): catcher, Sey- mour (Exeter); North—pitchers, Welch (Mitchell); Drake (Clin- ton RCAF), Faulkner (Goderich), catchers, Worsell (Goderich), Doak (Goderich). Local Bowling Jitney Attracts 22 Players Twenty-two players participat- ed in the weekly jitney on Tues- day evening. High men ,were; Frank Fingland and Jack Nedi- ger, and the prize winning ladies were Mrs. M. Elliott and Mrs. C. , Draper. The ladles .will have charge of i' the jitney next week on Tuesday, at'8 panv An evening of'bowling'is sched- uled for A.ugust 8 when the old Boys and Girls' wishing to play will have an opportunity to dis- play : their skill with the mem- bers ,of the • club. ' Bowlers are requested to invite any visitor to, this event, Tuesday evening, August ' 8. 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