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CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1950-
-Juveniles Honour
Manager and Coach
As a fitting wind-up to a very
"successful season, Clinton Lions
WOAA Juvenile "A" baseball
champions, and their parents, en-
joyed a lovely party at Mrs. 3.
Radford's cottage, Bayfield, Mon-
day evening.,
In behalf of the team, "Toby"
Taylor presented N4anager Russ tingly.
Holmes with a pen, and pencil Cards and games, weiners and
set, and Alex Wilson presented mershmallowse completed a happy
Coach Stewart Taylor with a evening.
CLINTONGIRLS WIN
Clinton Legionette Juniors won
a softball game in Hanover 9-4
Thursday last. Clinton 'line-up:
Griff thsharssSiMaltbyLdivsiono
Griffiths ss, Sharp c, Shearing
2b, Hawkins lb, Lee 3b, Refausse
ef, Shaddick p, Cooper lf, Jer-
vis rf.
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Lions Win Juvenile 44"
But Lose "Grand" Title
Clinton Lions captured the
WOAA Juvenile "A" baseball
championship in three straight
games from Mount Forest, polish-
ing off the last one here, 23-9.
But in the WOAA Juvenile
"grand" championship series with
Dashwood, the . 'Juvenile • - ` B"
champions, the local kids came
a cropper.
Dashwood came from behind
to win at home 10-8, but Clinton
Icons lost the return game here
Saturday afternoon last in e
thrilling 12 -inning heartbreaker,
5-4, thus losing the round in two
straight. Dashwood now will
represent the WOAA in the OBA
Juvenile -"B" playdowns.
As it was with Clinton Colts
a few days before; Dashwood just
had too much Yelle, and the let-
ter was forced to limit in the
final game here. The Clinton kids
got five hits off his delivery, and
Clare Maltby knocked a homerun
in the sixth with no one aboard
to tie the count.
The Terrible 12th
Dashwood won the game and
the round in the first of the 12th
inning. Ray Wein walked. and.
finally scored on two safe hits
and an error. It was a big
break in a wonderful game of
ball, and unfortunately, it went
against the Lions. Better luck
next year!
The Bantam pitcher, Bob Car-
rick, did the twirling for Clin-
ton and carried out a fine job.
Dashwood 10—Clinton 8
Clinton Lions .. 101 411— 8 7 2
Dashwood' 005 212-10 9 4
Cam Maltby, and Tailor; Hay-
ter and Cbrriveau.
Clinton line-up: J. Wilson 3b,
Pinch lb, A. Wilson 2b, Clare
Maltby ss, Cam Maltby p, Toby
Taylor c, Holmes cf, Nediger cf,
Cowan lf, Carter rf.
Dashwood 5—Clinton 4
Dashwood 110 011 000 001-5 8 3
Clinton . 011 011 000 000-4 5 2
Yelle and Corriveau; Carrick
and Wilson.
Clinton line-up: Cam Maltby
3b, Pinch lb, A. Wilson cf, Clare
Maltby ss, Jack Wilson c, Taylor
2b, Jenkins lf, Cowan lf, Bob
Carrick p, Carter rf.
Umpires—Boussey'and McLean,
Seaforth.
Bantams Take County;
Now in WOAA 'Grand':
As soon as the weather clears,
Clinton Shows, WOAA Bantam
"A" champions, will be engaged
in a titular series with Elora,
Bantam "B" champions, for the
"grand" championship of the
Association.
The first game was supposed
to have been played here last
night, with the return match in
Elora Saturday, but the series
had to be deferred on account
of rain.
Coach Jim Chowen is certain
his lads can give the Elora young-
sters a real run for their money,
although he will not be taking
any chances.
The Clinton kids defeated
Exeter Lions in two games last
week ror the Huron County Ban-
tam title and possession of shield
donated by Tom Pryde, MLA.
Bob Carrick fanned 17 and al-
lowed one hit.
Exeter Lions .. 000 100 0-1 1 1
Clinton Shaws 010 340 x-8 5 2
Clinton line-up: Bill Carridk
2b, Elliott lb, Denomme rf, Bob
Carrick p, Hartley If, Maltby ss,
Garon ef, C. Maltby c, Taylor 3b.
CLINTON RCAF
STATION RETAINS
SPORTS PLAQUE
Clinton RCAF Station holds
the Sports Plaque for another
year as a result of the annual
field day held at Aylmer for the
service personnel of stations at
Centralia, Aylmer end Clinton.
The scores were: Clinton, 44;
Centralia, 37, and Aylmer, 27.
In the volleyball. Aylmer de-
feated Clinton end Centralia, the
non-commissioned officers taking
two out of three games in the
event. Aylmer officers also won
the softball games beating Clin-
ton 25-6 and Centralia 6-4.
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Goderich Township
Youngsters Lose First
Collecting 24 hits, Wingham
drubbed Goderich. Township nine
24-3. The fixture was the first
game for the WOAA Peewee
baseball championship. Wingham
scored in every inning with
Houghton and Bennett leading at
bat.
The Goderich Township lads
eliminated New Hamburg for the
group title and qualified to meet
Wingharn. They are managed by
Clayton Laithwaite and coached
by Len Johnson,
Wingham 416 454 x-24 24 3
Goderich Twp. 000 011 1— 3 4 5
Storey and Murrey; Gregg,
Taylor, Laithwaite and Pearson.
Congratulations to
Township Peewees
(Contributed)
In the district surrounding
Clinton, there is e proud bunch
of boys --those of the Goderich
Township Peewee baseball team.
These boys are to be congrat-
ulated for their effort in what
for many of them is their first
attempt at baseball,
The lads have managed to
oust Auburn and New, Hamburg
for the Peewee "B" Champion-
ship of the WOAA. .'1t the
present time they are one game
down in the grand championship
series with the winners of the
Peewee "A" series, Wingham.
Also to be congratulated is
Clayton Laithwaite, councillor of
Goderich Township, who at his
own personal 'expense, is Spon-
soring this team. Len Johnson,
of Clinton Colts. a teacher in
Goderich Township, coaches the
team. o
The members of the team are:
Arnold Laithwaite, Edward Leith-
waite, Ted Grigg, Lloyd Fuller,
Terry Pearson; itoiinie r'earson.
Bill Wilson, Jim Harrison, Leon-
ard Hicks, Murray Taylor John
Wise.
All these, with the ex"ontion
of one, are farm boys of whom
their parents are mighty proud.
Presbyterian WA
Holds Good Meeting
The WA of C- lin- ton Presbyter-
ian Church met at the home of
Mrs. G. D. Roberton on Wednes-
day afternoon, September 6, with
a good attendance. Mrs, William
Shaddock, the president, was in
the choir and Mrs. John Snider
was at the piano.
A hymn was sung .and the
president read the 101st Psalm,
followed by prayer.
The secretary -treasurer, Mrs.
Allan Maxwell, read her reports.
There was some discussoin re
quilts and a flower committee
was appointed for next Sunday.
The October meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Shad -
dock with Mrs. McTaggart and
Mrs. Maxwell as co -hostesses.
After the collection a hymn
was sung followed by the Lord's
Prayer repeated in unison. Mts.
Roberton, assisted by Mrs. Snider
and Mrs: McLennan served a cup
of tea.
Mitchell Shuts Out
Durham in First 7-0
Backed by errorless support in
the field, Ken Hulley pitched
Mitchell, Huron -Perth represen-
tatives, to a 7-0 shutout over
Durham,in the first game of the
intermediate "C" OBA play-offs
at Mitchell Monday night. The re-
turn game will be played in
Durham Thursday evening.
Mitchell citizens continued to
accord their fine ball team 100
per cent support, and, as in a
previous game, all stores were
closed et 5 p.m., so that every-
body could turn out and support
the team, and the attendance
proved the largest of the season,
Goderich Ousted
By Listowel Team
"Finis" was written. Wednes-
day last to the aspirations for
this season of Goderich Flyers
of the Huron -Perth League, the
second game in the play-off
series with Listowel resulting in
a score of 11-5 in favor of the
visitors. Listowel won the first
game 10-0,
Listowel shutout Berrie Flyers
9-0 Monday night
FIVE -PIN
BOWLING
NOTES
After re -conditioning, Clutton
Bowling Alleys were reopened
Saturday, September 2, for .the
season. Londesboro Ladies' lea-
gue got underway Tuesdey even-
ing last with the Londesboro men
starting Wednesday night.
With the start of another sea-
son the following are the winners
of the past season's trophies:
Jack Lee, with 398, was win-
ner of the men's singles trophy
donated by Clinton Bowling
Alley;
Edna Fremlin, with 314, ladies'
high single, donated by Clinton
Bowling Alley;
Edwin Cooper, with 949, was
winner of the men's high triple
trophy, donated by Tuckey Kist
Beverages, Exeter;
Erma Hartley, with 869, win-
ner of Mathers Wishing Well
trophy, , Wingham, for ladies'
high triple;
High single winners' names
will be inscribed on the honour
roll trophy donated by Gliddon's
cleaning and pressing.
There
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Choice Stalks of • California 126's
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The alleys are resurfaced and underway
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Reservations now being accepted for leagues
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