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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1950-08-24, Page 8'PAGE EIGHT CLINTON NEWS -RECORD Clinton Captures WOAA Bantam 44A" `Clinton Shaws knocked off Listowel Shells in two straight games to capture the WOAA Bantam "A" baseball champ- ionship for 1950, and qualify to play in the firstround of the OBA 'Bantam "B" play - downs. Jim Chowen's kids took the measure of Cully Rocker's hope- fuls 10-4 here Monday after- noon, and in the return match in Listowel yesterday atfernoon. won by 10-7. .In winning the title, the local youngsters played a good brand of baseball, and at the same time, behaved like gentlemen on the diamond. Their team spirit has been excellent, and . every player seems to be working for the team as a whole. The Listowel snanagennent- congratulated them heartily and wished them well in their quest for an. Ontario title. Young Bob Carrick had the heavy load of pitching both games in the series, end he was a pretty tired boy last night. The south- paw allowed few hits, but walk- ed quite a number. His support was good in both fixtures. Holtzman was on the mound for Listowel in the first game, and -Torn Moffat in the second, but their backing was sketchy at times. However, Shaws were forced to fight ell the way to keep on top. School Supplies ZIPPERED BINDERS in all 'colors and qualities . Fillers, lined and plain PEN AND PENCIL SETS SCRIBBLERS MATHEMATICAL SETS RULERS BALL POINT PENS INK --in all colors Reinforcements TEXT BOOKS Official List of Books now posted in store Come to McEwan's for your School Supplies McEwans The Gar Wood line includes oil fired Tempered -Aire units, Boiler Burner units and Conversion Burners. Dust and dirt filtering up from the old-fashioned furnace in the cellar meant lots of extra work. But now those days are gone forever with the new Gar Wood Automatic Heating Units. Silent, smooth and super -clean in operation, a Gar Wood unit brings you healthy, even heating in every room of your home .. AND ... it saves up to 40% of your former fuel bills. Get the man in the house to look into all the details today. Manufactured by Engineering Industries Co. Limited, Toronto. Famous for Oil Economy Sold and Serviced by WISE and BATSMAN -Phone 147- PLUMBING and HEATING - SHEET METAL WORK ELECTRICAL, CONTRACTORS Successors to Sutter-Perdue's Shop Work A. I' AUGUST SALE Sport Shirts Reg. 4.95 THIS WEEK ONLY 3.50 Herman's Men's Biltmore Hots �vr.....,wr...a :NN.. Huron -Perth Baseball League Standing FINAL STANDING "B" Group Won ,Lost Tied Pts. Goderich 10 5 3 23 Clinton RCAF 6 10 3 15 St. Marys; .. • 4 15 3. 9 Centralia RCAF 3 16 0 6 "C" Group Mitchell . 16 3 1 33 Clinton Colts15 3 2 32 Dashwood .. 12 6 2 26 Exeter 10 9 1 21 Lucan ...,9 9 0 18 Zurich 6 10 3 15 Hensall 5 10 ' 2 12 Results in Past Week Mitchell 2 -St. Marys 1 Mitchell 8 -Centralia RCAF 3 Play-off Matches "C" Clinton Colts 25 -Exeter 1 Mitchell 14-Lucan 2 Dashwood 8 -Zurich 0 Play-off Matches "B" 'Clinton RCAF 8 -Centralia, 3 FIRST GAME: Clinton Shaws AB R H Elliott, lb ........ 4 W. Carrick, ss ..... 4 Denomme, 3b ..... 3 R. Carrick, p 4 Hartley, 2b 4 Tebbutt, cf 4 Garon, If 3 0 0 M. Maltby, rf 3 2 1 Jenkins. c ,.• . .. , . , 4 1 2 33 10 10 Listowel . 001 100 002- 4 1 7 Clinton ..'010 121 50x 10 10 5 Umpires Glrieshatch, Listowel, at plate; St. Amans and A. Wil - $0n, Clinton, on bases. SECOND GAME Clinton Shaws AB R B Elliott, lb . 5 1 2 W. Carrick, ss 6 1 0 Denomme, 3b 2 0 0 R. Carrick, p .2 0 1 Hartley, 2h 5 2 2 Tebbutt, of 4 0 0 Maltby, rf 4 2 1 Jenkins, c 5 3 3 Garon, If 4 1 1 .37 10 10 Clinton ... 030 300 031-10 10 4 Listowel . 300 "110 020- 7 5 5 Umpires -Henderson, Clinton, at plate; White, Listowel, on bases. 1 1 1 2 2 0 3 3 0 1 0 0 Legionettes Out In Two Straight Clinton Legionettes were elim- inated from further competition in the WOAA Intermediate Ladies' Softball playdowns by losing two straight games to Dub- lin. The locals lost the first match here 19-2, but did much better in the return game at Dub- lin Thursday evening last, losing out by the close score of 11-10, Dublin won the game In the last frame on a couple of errors and a hit• The errors (could have been attributed to the dark- ness, as it really was murky and dark when the match finished. The Legionettes played a much improved brand of ball, On the whole, the local girls did well for their first year in intermediate •company, finishing third in the standing. They played in a group consisting of teams possessing much greater age and experience. Most of the Clinton girls are in their 15th -,ear and one is in her 12th. Clinton Branch of the Canadian Legion did a good lob in back- ing the group. Joanne Castle bit two sueces sive home runs for Clinton in the sixth end seventh innings, and Stapleton homered for Dub- lin in the third with two on. Clinton 224 001 01-10 Dublin .• 004 300 22-11 Clinton Legionettes: Brandon rf, L. Garon 3b, Proctor c, Castle cf, J. Garon lb, Glew If, Sharpe ss, Johnston 2b, McMichael p, Bell p. Dublin: Box 3b, B. Dale p, B. Case c, Stapleton If, Connelly ss, Woods cf, D. Dale rf, Harrell lb, Jordan 2b. Umpires -Ed Dale, Clinton, and Archie Hubert, Seaforth -o Londesboro Wins First' Two Games (By auk Webster) Londesboro B -A's won the second game in the best three out of five series to determine the winner of group 3 WOAA Intermediate "C" softball champ- ionship when they handed out a 19-5 defeat to Seltford in Goderich last Thursday night. The B -A's grabbed off a sub- stantial lead in the first inning and from then on it was the B -A's genie all the way. Carter, MiI- ler and Bloor each clouted hom- ers for the B -A's, while Walters got a homer for Seltford, Taros was the winning nitcher arid Fisher the losing pitcher, -o Saltford Team Jolts Londesboro by 8-6 (By Jack Webster) Londesboro B -A's, after having won the first two games in the group 3 WOAA intermediate "C" softball play-offs from Saltford, dropped the third game 8-6 to Saltford when it was played in Londesboro Saturday night. The B -A's got a one -run lead or the first inning but Saltford tied things tip and went one run up in the second inning and from then on they managed to add more runs to their lead with one of them being a homer by Walters in the seventh which net- ted them five runs, Tares was the losing pitcher and Fisher the winning pitcher, O SCORES ACE Charles Naftel of the Maitland Golf Club, Goderich, scored the first ace of the season on the fifth hole, which is known to golfers as the punchbowl. Charlie, a southpaw, was playing in a foursome made up of i Gordon Perry, Jimmy Ubakata, and Andy Egan. The distance of the drive is 300 feet. Last se,3son three aces were scored at the Maitland course, Wear t HENSALL Forsyth Shirk Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reid ro are spending this week in To•- ..:•.w.oeur.+N.�r...,w, tOnto, attending the Exhibition. THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1956a Colts Win Round In Two Straight Clinton Colts directly reversed their poteircy of play from last week's important game with Mitchel when they met the Exe- ter lads in -the first-round Huron Perth Baseball League play-offs this , week. I After losing to Mitchell 13-2, Colts bounced back to wallop Exeter here Monday evening 25=1, .and then completed the elimination by defeating Exeter at home last night 12-6: In the meantime, Dashwood eliminated Zurich in two straight, with the result that Dashwood meets Clinton here Friday even- ing in the first of two -in -three, the winner to clash with Mitchell or Lucan to proceed further in the OB4. Intermediate "C" race. • Colts 25 -Exeter 1 Colts could do nothing wrong and Exeter nothing right as the Clintonians •'marched to a 25-1 walkaway. here Monday. And in so doing, Colts racked up no less than 22 hits with everyone pretty well in on the spree. Exe- ter's play in the field left much to be desired. MacDonald and Stock shared pitching duties for Clinton, and Bowman and Shaw for Exeter: Exeter ... 000 000 100- 1 ' 2 11 Clinton .. 210 450.13x-25 22 `3 Umpires-Leroyo O'Brien, Zur- ich, at plate; Len O'Brien. Zur- ich, on bases. Clinton Colts AB R H Bartliff, ss 5 3 2 MacDonald p lb (8th) 6 ' 3 3 McEwen, 213 6 5 4 Draper, cf 5 3 3 Schoenhals, lb 5 1 2 Stock, p (8th) . • . , 0 0 0. L. Colquhoun, c • 5 2 4 Woodcock; 3b 5 1 0 Johnson, If 5 4 2 K. Colquhoun, rf . • 4 3 2 46 25 22 Colts 12 --Exeter 6 Colts and Exeter staged a real tidy battle at Exeter last even- ing as Colts won 12-6, gaining all their runs in the first and fifth. Gordon Stock was on the mound until the seventh, when,,,Tommy Pearson took over the duties. Freddie MacDonald knocked a homer to start off the fifth inning. Clinton .. 500 070 000-12 16 7 Exeter-... 112 010 001- 6 9 8 Umpires -H. Harburn, Staffs, at plate; R. Houghton, Cromarty. on bases. Clinton Colts AB R 11 Bartliff, ss 5 1 1 MacDonald, lb 6 2 2 1VIcEwan, 2b 5 '1 2 4 Draper, cf 6 1 2 L. Colquhoun, c 6 2 2 Woodcock, 3b 6 1 1 Johnson, if • 4 2 2 K. Colquhoun, rf 5 1 2 Stock, p 4 0 • 0 Pearson, p (7th) 0 0„ 0 47 1'2" 16 Horticultural Society FLOWER DISPLAY COUNCIL CHAMBER SATURDAY, AUGUST 26 Afternoon and Evening EVERYONE WELCOME! Silver Collection Door Prize 34-b Bicycles and Accessories CCM MEN'S STANDARD BICYCLE ,. CCM LADY'S BALLOON BICYCLE ...... CCM JOYCYCLE, small size BICYCLE TIRES -26"x2" ea. BICYCLE TIRES -28"x11'2" ea. BICYCLE TUBES-28"x1V " ..,...,.•........ ea. 26"x2" ea. .. $49.95 59.95 19.50 $3.45 2.15 1.25 1.75 Make Sl,lre That the Bicycle in Your Family is Ready for School Days! We stock replacements parts and repair CCM Bicycles JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS. 2.5 h,p. 160.00 TWO -BURNER COLEMAN CAMP STOVE, complete with windshields 13.95 Open Friday and Saturday Evenings Until 10,30 C 1.1 N TON PHONE 42 -ter. 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