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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1951-09-13, Page 10'AGE TEN CLINTON NEWS -RECORD Road Members Try Their Hand at Golf Suffers Compound Fracture of Leg ' The Road Committee of Huron County Council had their annual golf game at Maitland Golf Club, Goderidi, during the weekend. County Engineer T. R. Ratter- son took top honors with a 47, W. j. Dale, Hullett Township finished with 56; Art Nicholson, the warden of the county and Harry Gam:1y, Howlek Township, were tied with 61. Reeve Elmer Webster, Stanley Township, re- corded a 65. _ William Fear, Blyth, suffered a compound fracture of his leg be.. 1=gthitsasnokane CfeoldrgkerTeZihloine his farm. . A hook on the end of a chain Mr. Fear was using straightened out and rebounded, hitting him on the leg, The injured men was taken to Wingham Hospital. Mr. and Mrs, William Fear re - tired from the farm several months ago and bought a home in Blyth. _ trom.w....,. 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After losing, the first game of the series 8-3 at Fergus last week, Clinton Lions Midgets came back strongly and took the next two matches and the WOAA Midget "A" baseball title. Lions just managed to squeeze out a 3-2 win over the Elora - Fergus Legionnaires on Commun- ity Park diamond Saturday after' - noon, but the boys were right on in the sudden -death deciding match at Listowel Tuesday when they won by the decisive count of 9-2. The youngsters were scheduled to play at Dashwood at 4.30 p.m. today, with the return match in Clinton at 3,30 pan, Saturday for the so-called "Grand Champion- ship" of the WOAA Midget ser- ies and the right to proceed fur- ther in the OBA playclowns. Dashwood won the Midget "B" title, it would seem. Clinton 3—Elora-Fergus 2 It was a nip -and -tuck affair s Lions won Saturday before a air crowd on a lovely afternoon. Clinton got the first run of the game in the sixth when Bob Carrick, trapped between third and, home, scored when the cat- cher blocked his way to the plate. Ken Patterson singled in the seventh and was brought home n Ron Carter's triple to deep centre, the latter tallying on Terry Jenkins' single. In the first of the eighth, the visitors banged. across two runs on a single, a walk, and' three passed balls. The tieing run was on third 'when the third out was made by strikeout. In the ninth, with two out, Hewer walked, got o second on a passed ball, and stole third, but the final out of the game was made, second to first. Southpaw Bob Carrick had 13 strikeouts and Playford and Moir nine between them. Patterson and Ted Avruskin had two hits, Elora Fergus 000 000 020-2 6 1 Clinton 000 001 20x-3 6 3 ELORA-FERGUS: Playford s, ss, Moir ss, p (7th), Caston of, S. Avruskin cf (8th), Muir 3b, Ted Avruskin lb, Dynes If, Ruby if (9th), Dickinson rf, Hewer 2b, Talton c,,CLINTN LION'S: Hartley 2b, If, Holmes lb, R. Carrick p, Cowan of, Garon of, Patterson 3b, Carter ss, ff. Howes If W. Carrick 2b (7th), Jenkins c. Umpires — Len and Leroy O'Brien, Zurich.. Clinton 9—Elora-Fergus 2 Rugs Holmes' kids made no mistake in the third and deciding game at Listowel Tuesday when they ran up a lead and Weld it, winning 9-2. The game was cal- led at the end of the sixth in- ning on account of darkness, but the fault was the umpires' who did not arrive until after the game was scheduled. Lions played a cracking good game behind Bob Carrick's fine twirling. They were in warst hot water in the second when Elora filled the bases on a hit batsman, an error and another hit batsman. However, the third man was struck out to end the rally. Clinton 004 212-9 8 2 Elora -Fergus . 002 000-2 2 4 CLINTON LIONS: Hartley If, Elliott lb, Cowan of. R. Carrick p, Patterson 3b, Garon of, W. Carrick 2b,. Carter ma, Jenkins c. Flyers Sweep Pair In Softball Finals Clinton RCAF Flyerteem to e swinging along the champion - hip trail, as they really took eady over the hurdles last vening in the WOAA "B" finals n a doubleheader—I1-3 and 21-4, Return matches of /the best our -in -seven series will be play - d at Ready next week—probably n Wednesday. The winner will eet the "C" winners and then he "A" winners for the grand hampionship. The doubleheader was played in the tine RCAF Sports Field oftball cliemond. The first game at under way shortly after 6.30 .m., in daylight, while the sec- nd game. was played under the randnew floodlights which were sed officially for the first time, t finished shortly before 10.30 .m. It was an excellent show, and he RCAF authorities are to be •ongratulated on their enterprise nd initiative in installing such beneficial arrangement. Flyers 11 --Heady 3 Murray Madsen entered some ind of a hall of fame in the hst match when he made his 00th strikeout of the season nd then added a few more for ood measure to make his game otal 14. He was in excellent orm and allowed only five safe hits. A. Kuhl fanned two. Flyers had their eyes on the ball and pounded out 12 safe bingles, six of them coming in the Vest frame when they ran up an eight -run total and 'a big lead. Ready .. 100 001 1— 3 5 4 Flyers , . "810 200 x-11 12 1 DEADY: A. Kuhl p, Sherman as, C. Kuhl of, H. Kuhl lb, Flem- ing'of, Galbraith c, Pfhal 2b, Hall If, Kennedy 3b. CLINTON RCAF FLYERS: W. Turnbull cf, J. Pyke c, C. Pitt- man ss, D. Fitzsimmons 11, F. Boyczuk 2b, R. Powell 3b, W. Lobb rf, A, Gairns lb, NI. Mad- sen p. Umpires — D. Thorndike, at plate; J. Dale, on bases, both of Clinton. Flyers 21—Heady 4 The Airmen had it all their own way in the second floodlight fixture, rolling up big counts in four innings. Wallace twirled, with Magee behind the plate, while Barkley pitched for Ready, Otherwise, the line-ups were very similar to the first game. Flyer"batsboomed for 11 hits and there was very little the vis- itors could do about it, Ready ... 200 010 1— 4 6 4 Flyers .... 064 650 x-21 11 0 lintonians Second At Lions' Tournament Several members of Clinton ns Club were among those ho attended the annual Golf nd Bowling Tournament for ions of Zone 3, which was held t St. Marys Golf Club yesterday or FAST and EFF/C/E#T RADIO REPAIR SERVICE call errill Radio -Electric Phone 313 ." Clinton GENERAL ELECTRIC &ect/6arbf:c RADIO TUBES Special Clearance of TONY DAY ALL WOOL SWEATERS These sweaters sell regularly for '10.95. We have 'obtained a special clearance. • All top quality Sweaters. NO SECONDS. 6095 While they last Buy now for Fall and Christmas and save $4.00 Biltmore Hats afternoon and evening. Deputy District Governor Hugh H. Hawkins and John W. Nediger, Clinton, were fortunate enough to capture second place in the lawn bowling tournament, with excellent prizes. St. Marys Club members won both trophies—for golf and lawn bowling. The St. Marys winning bowling pair were Roy Sparlmg, formerly MR agent at Clinton, and C. Waters. Others who reaesented Clin- ton Lions Club at the gathering, which Included a dinner in the club house, were George B. Beattie, J. G. McLay, Dr. W. A. Oakes, R. S. Macaulay and R. S. A -they. President of the St. Marys Lions Club thils year 'is Malt Middleton, formerly of Clinton, and a teacher in St. Marys Col- legiate. He is a son of John R. Middleton, Goderich Township. Going to Owen Sctund Secretary Resigns Resignation of Glen Lockhart, Clinton, as secretary and a direc- tor of the Huron Fish and Game Conservation Association, was ac- cepted with regret at the Sept- ember meeting held in the Agri- cultural Board Room, Clinton, Monday evening. William E. Jervis, president of the county club read an approp- riate address and the presenta- tion of a pen and pencil set was IL. Falconer, madere president. eabyt. George Mr. Lockhart served as secre- tary of the Huron Club for three years and also was secretary of the county organization for the past two years. He leaves Mon- day for Owen Sound, where he has been appointed warehouse superintendent for Canadian Oil Companies Limited. Badminton Meeting To Organize To -Night President Don Symons an- nounces that the annual meeting of Clinton Badminton Club will be held in the Town Council chamber at 8.15 tonight, when reports will be received for the past year and officers elected for the ensunig year. • The Club also will be reorg- anized for the coming season's play which is expected to get under way shortly on the Town Hall courts. Through removal of several members from town, there are a number of vacancies in the club membership roll to be filled by new members this year. Prospective members are welcome at the organization meeting. Goderich Township Loses in Finals Nine runs in the fifth inning paved the way for Lishowel Pee Wees 10-8 victory over Goderich Township in a floodlight game' played at Listowel last week. The THURSDAY, SEPTEIV/BER 13, 1951 win gave Listowel two straight victories over the lakes/bore yotingSters and the WOAA Pee Wee championship. Fielding almost an entirely different lineup from the first tilt, Goderich Township jumped into an early lead by Pushing across three tallies in the second frame. Both Lawton for List- owel and Wahl for the visitors7., were in rare form and no further - scoring resulted antil the fourth - stanza when the locals garnered. a singleton. Goderieli Twp 030 003 2— 8 8 a, Listowel 000 190 x-10 6 Si Wahl, and Goddard; Lawson. 'and Brown. 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