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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1951-10-18, Page 10PAGE TEN _ CLINTON NEWS -RECORD TNiURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 19511 Clinton Lions .Lose Ontario Mid et T - .. . itle In .Two Stra�. l�.t. g So you -ain't scared of cats or bats? And Spooks — — you just ignore? You ain't afraid of .Hallowe'en? Then What'cha Shakin' for? COSTUMES— in Dutch Girl, Gypsy, Witch, Bat Man, Cow- boy, Man from Mars, in sizes 4 to 9. Dutch Girl, Peasant Girl, Bat Man, Cowboy, in sizes 10 and over 50e RUBBER FALSE FACES— in Pleasant or very gruesome expressions --45e to 69c RUBBER HALF MASKSL- 15c and 25c Cloth Half Masks in Satin or Metallic lac and 25c Cloth Faces in large assortment of colors and styles -10, 15 & 29c DECORATIONS— of Cats, Skeletons, Pumpkin Faces, Candles, Serviettes, Seals. — Send a Hallowe'en Card McEwan's HARVEST FOOD ISALE The RIGHT Place OCT. To Buy The RIGHT Food 18-19 At The RIGHT Price & 20 HARVEST FANCY CREAM CORN 2 lti ns z..25 OLD SOUTH GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 2 20moz..23 GUARDIOLA PINEAPPLE JUICE 2 2onsz..23 SUN BLEST PEAS 2 iti n:z .25 �\ `fl 1 '% I1iI iI/, , / Allen's APPLE JUICE 48 oz, tin .. .25 FOR QUICK SUDS USE CHIPSO Reg. Pkg. .37 ` at*°ERo *un!sy. ' � it 6ad Dopooto toe' LB. PKG, .35 Strawberry Marshmallow BISCUITS !b. .33 SUGAR CRISP CEREAL 2 pkgs. .35 CULVERHOUSE CHOICE PUMPKIN tB oz' .15 PARAMOUNT PINK SALMON tin ,. r25 C /z WAGSTAFFE'S PLUM JAM lg. jar .29 GOLD MEDAL PEANUT BUTTER 16a°7' .33 1 Woodbury's FACIAL 4 SOAP cakes u McLaren's JELLY Powders 3 pkgs..23 m " e " i - ' i Stuart's RASPBERRY JAM Ig, jar 41 NEW NO RINSE CHEER Reg. Pkg. .... .40 ., .,. , r r ,re .e. is tuourn•- CALIFORNIA TOKAY GRAPES '2 lbs. .25 ONTARIO Potatoes $1.59 50 lb. bag et scoo g E WABB DAY BIDES PKG, .38. No. 1 VIRGINIA SWEET ' Potatoes, 2 lbs. .19CELERY, CHOICE LARGE STALK 2 for .25 SHEARING'S SELF SERVE FOOD MARKET 'Phone Phone 48 — Free Delivery — Clinton For that Successful Look ' Wear a Quality Bat by Biltmore 13mrno re -- THE MASTER HAT OF CANADA Herman's. Men's Wear PHONE 224W Oakville . Kids Capture COLI 'RUGBY First by2-1. Second -3 TEAM ODERI JustTough Luck 9 TO GODERICH (By Richmond Atkey) The largest crowd of the sea - It was a lovely day for a ball son saw Oakville pull an eighth - game yesterdeyeafternoon, and a inning break for two• runs and goodly number of supporters the ball game as Lions lost 2-1 motored down to Oakville to see here Saturday afternoon in the the local youngsters Llay the sec- first game of the finals. and game of the Ontario Midget Two visitors, who had walked, baseball finals. were on bases with,two out and Lions lost the match 9-3, and two' strikes on the' batter. The the series in two straight, but not ball went high and bounced be - without a struggle. 'The tough hind catcher -Jenkins, who pick - luck defeat here Satufday after- ed it up end threw wild to Car - noon perhaps took a little starch rick who rushed in to get the out of them, but they fought hard g s runner gore home. Result wa all the wa. They were beaten that the first unner tallied on by a sweet ball team, although it it true they didn't get a "break" all day. Oakville seemed to get them all. . Statistics ere cold things, but owing to lack of space and time, the box score and summary will have to be the chief contribution in reporting the game. The facts are there to read, and they pretty well tell the story. Lions got off to a bad start in the first, inning, with two walks end three hits against them, and never seemed to be able to get going. The Oakville boys didn't get on the bases in Clinton Sat- urday, but they did at Oakville yesterday and they ran wild. No- body seemed to be able to get the range. The kids did a grand job this season. CLINTON AB R H PO A Hartley, 2b 5 0 0 0 2 Elliott, lb 4 1 1 6 0 Carter, ss 4 1 2 2 0 Carrick, p 4 0 1 0 2 Patterson, 3b 4 0 0 1 0 Holmes, If 4 0 0 0 0 Garon, rf 1 0 0 0 0 K. Howes, rf (3rd) 3 0 1 0 0 Jenkins, c 4 0 0 15 2 Cowan, cf 4 1 2 0 1 37 3 7 24 7 OAKVILLE AB R II PO A Hughes, ss 2 3 1 2 2 Peskett, 2h 4 0 1 0 3 Scarrow, cf 5 1 1 1 0 Clyde, If 3 1 0 2 0 Medland, cf 4 1 1 0 3 Patterson, rf 4 1 1 2 0 Burrell, lb 3 1 2 11 0 Fuller, c 4 0 2 9 0 Anderson, 3b • 3 1 D 0 1 • 32 9 9 27 9 Clinton Lions 002 001 000-3 7 4 Oakville ... 412 101 OOx-9 9 2 SUMMARY: Errors — Carrick, Garon, Jenkins 2, Hughes, Pes- kett; struck out—by Carrick 17; by Medland 9; bases on balls—off Carrick 7; wild pitch, Carrick; passed ball—Fuller; stolen bases— Carter, Hughes 4, Clyde, Bud Patterson, Burrell 2; balks,—Car- rick 2; left on bases—Clinton 7, Oakville 6; two -base hits—Car- ter, Peskett, Fuller 2; three -base hit—Hughes, Scarrow; runs bat- ted in—Carter, Carrick, Ken Pat- terson, Scarrow, Bud Patterson, Burrell; umpires—Timmins and Whiteman. Hamilton; time of game -2.02. , Frigidaire Master Model SUPER ,SAFE COLD t.. SUPER MOIST COLD! Finest refrigerator value available anywhere! Built for years of 'eco- nomical, care -free food protection. Has these and many other features: • Meter -Miser mechanism • Exclusive Quickube Trays • Two big Hydrators • Full -width Super -Freezer • Full -width Chill Drawer • Rust -resistant shelves • 8 1/10 cu. ft. storage space Other models and sizes to choose from Buy it now for only Enjoy our program of Guy Lombardo and His Royal Can- adians every Tuesday evening, 8.30 over CKNX, Wingham. ,-4•�„! Sutter -Perdue CLINTON the passed ball,- and the second on the bad throw. It was a heart- breaker. Incidentally, the batter fanned on the next pitched ball. OAKVILLE AB It H PO A 4 0 0 0 1 4 0 0 2 6 4 0 0 1 1 3 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 1 2 1 0 12 0 3 0 0 11 2 2 1 1 0 3 27 2 1 27 14 AB ICH PO A 5 0 0 2 6 4 1 0 12 0 3 0 0 1 0 4, 0 0 1 7 4 0 1 1 1 4 0 0 0 0 4 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 10 2 4 0 1 0 0 33 1 3 27 16 Oakville 000,000 020-2 1 3 Clinton Lions 000 001 000-1 3 3 SUMMARY: Errors — Hughes, Pesketh, Fraser, Holmes, Jenkins 2; left on bases—Oakville 2, Clin- ton 9; struck-out—by Carrick 11, by Medland 9; bases on balls— off Carrick 3, off Medland 4; hit by pitcher—by Carrick (Fraser) double play—Cerrick to Hartley wild pitches --Carrick 2, Medland passed balls—Jenkins 3, Fuller stolen bases --Carter, Garon, Jen- kins; umpires—G. Ste. Marie, at plate; Widmeyer, on bases; both of Clifford. Clinton 3—Wheatley 1 (At Clinton Thursday, Oct. 11) The deciding game with Wheat- ley in the semi-finals Thursday afternoon last is past history. Lions won 3-1 end fully deserved their victory. Bob Carrick limit- ed the visitors to two safe hits while Lions were knocking out eight. Lions, WHEATLEY AB R II PO A Mancry, c 4 -0 2 9 1 Beleutz, ab 4 0 0 1 1 Quick, if 3 0 0 1 0 Bailey, p 2 0 0 0 4 Beattie, cf 4 0 0 0 0 Koop, ss 2 0 0 0 2 Dumnore, lb 3 1 0 10 0 Snider, 2b 1 0 0 3 5 Siddal, rf 2 0 0 0 0 Loop (6th) 1 0 0 0 0 G. Manery, rf 1 0 0 0 0 2 24 13 H PO A 0 2 3 2 14 1 0 1 3 1 0 4 Hughes, ss Peskett, 2b Scarrow, cf Clyde, If ` Patterson, rf Fraser, 3b Burrell, lb Fuller, c Medland, p CLINTON Hartley, 2b Elliott, lb Carter, ss Carrick, p Patterson, 3b Holmes, If Garon, rf Jenkins, c Cowan, cf 27 1 CLINTON . AB It Hartley, 2b 3 0 Elliott, lb 5 0 Carter, ss 5 0 R. Carrick, p 4 1 Patterson, 3b 4 0 ,_ Holmes, 11 4 0 1' 0 0 Garon, rf '3 2 1 0 0 Jenkins, c 4 0 3 9 2 Cowan, of 2 0 0 0 0 34 2 8'x26 14 Siddal out in 4th, illegally batted ball. Wheatley .... 000 001 000-1 2 5 Clinton Lions 000 100 11x-3 8 2 SUMMARY: Errors — L. Man- ery, Koop, Dunmore, Snider 2, Elliott, Jenkins; left on bases— Wheatley 11, Clinton 12; struck out --by Carrick 8, by Bailey 7; bases on balls—off Carrick 10, off Bailey 4; two -base hit—Car- rick; runs batted in—Patterson, Elliott; wild pitch—Bailey; passed balls—L. Manery 2, Jenkins 3; sacrifice hits -- Beleutz, Snider; stolen bases—Carrick 2, Garon; hit by pitcher—by Bailey (Gar - on); umpires—G. St. Marie, at plate; Widmeyer, on bases; both of Clifford. CEMENT BUILDING and -CHIMNEY BLOCKS Built and Repaired GUY IVES and SONS Phone Carlow 1612 36-ptfb 1111110111141/1110101001111014 Clinton Plumbing NOW IN STOCK 3 -PIECE MODERN BATH OUTFIT Including 5' Recessed Cast Iron Bath, complete with waste and overflow tub fillers and shower. The new east iron Basin with shelf and pop-up waste. A mod- ern compact Toilet. Priced complete $2G®.00 E. J. REYNOLDS PLUMBING — -HEATING GENERAL REPAIR Phone 577R (By Ken Ashton) With the first half of the schedule completed, CDOI still has to win a game in the Huron Secondary Schools Association rugby series, just the reverse of last year at this time. The boys journeyed to Code- rich yesterday afternoon end lost 11-0 but are not a bit down- hearted as they enter the second half, • During the first quarter, Gard- ner tallied five points for Gode- rich, but the touchdown was not converted. Pinder got another major for Goderich, with Camp- ion converting, making the count 11-0 at quarter time. Clinton began to bear down in the second quarter, however, and held the County Town lads score- less for the rest of the match, Goderich had planned to win by 30 ports, but they were far from realizing their objective. Good Showing in WOSSA A group of winners at the CDCI field day competed at the WOSSA field day in London Saturday. No less than 15 competitors made the trip. The boys did very well indeed, as the following prize winners would indicate: Torn Colquhoun, first in junior high jump; Don Ladd, fourth in junior high jump; Bab Elliott, fourth in senior shot put; Joanne Castle, third in softball throw. 0 HOLMESYILLE (Continued from Page One) the athletically inclined pupils Will compete for -honours in run- ning, jumping and other events. New Gowns Add Dignity We should like to comment on the appearanlce of the Ichunch choir on Sunday last, the mem- bers of which wore for the first time their new choir gowns re- cently purchased, adding e new dignity to the services of wor- ship. No Church Service Worship will not be held in the village church this Sunday as Taylor's Corners Church is hold- ing anniversary services at 11 a.m, and 7,30 p.m., with the guest speaker being Rev, W. J. Rogers. Hensall. It is expected that many from Holmesville will gather to hear Mr. Rogers, a for- mer pastor of this community. Apple Day Proves Highly Successful Charlie Bartliff was the most diligent salesman at the Boy Scout Apple Day and won first prize for his efforts. Second high- est was Paul Schoenhals, while Pat Kyle won a prize for the best basket. The Boy Scout Apple Day was very successful, with $125 clear. Boys who assisted during the day were Billy Wild, Ron Cun- ninghame, Charlie Bartliff, Paul Pickett, Larry Daw, Ken Cum- mings, Paul Schoenhals, Ken Van Reisan; Wayne McGee, Murray McEwan, Steve Brown, John Sharp, Peter .Edmundson, Ron Clifford, Peter Garon, Bert Clif- ford, Jimmy MacDonald, Corky Foster, Eric Schellenberger, Jim Managhan, Pat Kyle, Frank Ladd, Doug Mann, Don Hugill, Leroy Hugill, Berrie McLaren, Ray Garon, Garnet' Coburn. Wolf Cub leaders in charge of arrangements for the Apple Day were P. J. McCauley, J. E. Henry and G. R. Elliott. Says "Chick" Appel • "Chick" Appel, sports editor of The Stratford Beacon -Herald, was one of the interested spec- tators at Saturday afternoon's OBA Midget final match here with Oakville when the latter won 2-1. Under the heading, 'Just Tough Luck," . "Chick" gives his re- actions: Baseball fans might well ask what does a pitcher have to do to win a game, after reading in another column of this page that 15 -year-old Bob Carrick, hurling: for Clinton Lions, in the first game of the OBA midget "B" finals, at Clinton, Saturday af- ternoon, lost a 2-1 decision to Oakville,' after limiting the op -- position position to one lone single. :k N: * Heard a lot about this young' southpaw so Saturday afternoon: proved an advantageous oppor• - tunity to yourney up to Clinton. and see just what this youngster• has to cause all the raves through- out "Tory" Gregg's area, and frankly this kid has plenty (ire.. capital letters). :' X: 5 Chip Off The Old Block First of all it should be noted that this mere boy, who will not be •16 until next month, stands five feet, ten inches and weighs approximately 165 pounds, is the. - son of another forkflinger by the same name, who hurled great ball for Stratford ' Nationals some - years ago and could also lather the old apple when at bat. The kid is a dead split of the old man in stature, walk, pitching,' and batting, and if big league scouts are smart in their sear for promising future talent, they' might be wise to give this same= Bob Carrick of Clinton Lions Midgets a looksee. (Are you - listening Jack Cooke?) X. , :Q Young Bob is far from a finish- ed workman, nor could you ex- pect anything else at his tender - years, but friends, he sold this writer on what he displayed Sat- urday afternoon at Clinton and, again Jack Cooke, you probably can get an eyeful, if you can spare the time in your busy life, by hopping aver to Oakville,, Wednesday afternoon, and giving the 15 -year-old Bob Carrick the• onceover. a ST. PAUL'S GUILD The Chancel Guild of St. Paul's Church will meet Thursday, Oc- tober 25, at the home of Mrs. Fred Hudie, at 3 p.m. 4-44-.-44-+-4. + WAR! This week we WAR! WAR! are waging our own little private PRICE WAR on 12 Ga. 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