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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1948-06-03, Page 8PAGE EIGHT Stone School Defeats inningsut was lacedfin' the Londesboroor ix sixth bCarter, Londesboro 13-12 funs batted in by Stone School. -M. Edgar 2, E. Elston3, C. Hig_ (ByWebster) I gins 3, IL Edgar 1, W. Hains 1, Jack W ste) Q. Higgins 2, W. Elston 1, Stone School IntermediateC' Runs batted in - by Londesboro-. fastball team defeated Londesboro � Tamblyn 1, Bloom 1, Saundercock B -A's 13-12 in Belgrave on Fri -1 day night. ,1, Pollard 2, Millar 2, Carter 3, The game' was fast from start ,Lee 2' to finish and at Londesboro's end STONE SCHOOL --M. Edgar c, of the last inning they were two E. Elston ss, C. Higgins cf, J. runs to the good, but when Stone Higgins p, H. Edgar 3b, W. Haines School took the bat they tied 2b, G. Higgins lb, W. Elston rf, things up and C. Higgins manag- J. Spivey If. ed to cross the plate with the LONDESBORO - Tamblyn ss, winning run. Archambault c, Bloor p, Sounder- J. Higgins did the pitching for cock ib, Pollaard b; Millar If. Stone School. Bloor pitched five Dubbs rf, Carter 2b, Le cf. LAND BIRDS BIRD GUIDE ---- SONG and INSECTIVOROUS BIRDS East of the 'Rockies with 216 Illustrations in color - A pocket size book covered, with red imitation leather binding. A real •book for the followers of birds $2.00 New Fiction "No Trumpet Before Him" by Nellie. Gardner White, 'winner of the $8,000 Westminster annual award for fiction $3.50 "Eight for Eternity" by Cecil Roberts, author of "Victoria 4.30," "The Labryinth" $3.00 "The Years of the Pilgrimage", by Kenneth S. Davis, author of "Soldier of Democracy," "In the Forests of the Night" $3.00 "The Owl Pen" by McNeil Wells, in its third Printing in four months $3.00 • FATHER'S DAY - JUNE 20 • CARDS NOW ON DISPLAY McEwan's Phone 84. TIRED T IRES! If your tires are smooth and worn, they're ready to get tired just when you least expect it. Why take chances, TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR LIBERAL TRADE-IN PLAN. We'Il Give You a Fair Allowance. Enjoy Motoring on New GUARANTEED GOODYEARS It's a proven fact that 90% of tire trouble occurs in last 10% of tire life. PENSION YOTJR WORN TIRES OFF TODAY: Clinton 1 the '3. Let us take care of all your needs for the good driving days ahead. Lorne Brown Motors CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH and FARGO SALES and SERVICE Specialists in Auto Electric Day 367W PHONES Night 367,1 COOL STRAW HATS Light as thistledown, ventilated' like , a screen door, and a sure sun -stopper that's the recipe for summer comfort in hats and that's what this smart straw gives you. WE HAVE THE HAT FOR YOU ! $1.95 to $5 Davis & Herman In Order to Reduce our Stock of HIGH-GRADE WOOLLENS We Offer Pure Botany, Black or Indigo at Less -than Cost or mill prices BROWN'S ONE DOOR NORTH OF ROYAL BANS: RESULTS and \STANDINGS HURON-PEETH' BASEBALL LEAOVB (Including June 2) Won Lost P.C. Mitchell , .. 1 0 1.000 Exeter 1 0 1.000 Clinton RCAF 2 1 .667 Lucan :. ... 1 1 .500 Zurich 1 1 .500 Goderich 1 • 1 • • .500 Hensall 1 1 .500 Dashwood 1 2 - :333 Centralia RCAF . 1 2 .333 Clinton Colts 0 1 .000 St. Marys000 Results to Date St. Marys at Mitchell -Postponed Dashwood 12 -Zurich 5 Lucan. 16 -Clinton RCAF 4 Clinton RCAF 19 -- Centralia RCAF 9 Zurich 5-CIinton Colts 4 Mitchell 8-Goderich 6 Exeten 22 -Centralia 6 Hensall 14 -Dashwood 1 Mitchell at Clinton Colts - Post- poned. Clinton RCAF 8 -Dashwood 4 Goderich 15-Hensall 8 Centralia RCAF 13--Lucan 6 * Clinton RCAF 5 -Exeter 5 * Tie games do not count in the standing but must' be re -played if final position otea issmf*- if final position of teams is af- fected. oP TURF CLUB NOTES Three Fine Colts Three fine standard bred colt, have been born in Clinton during the past two or three weeks, and their owners- all members of Clinton Turf Club -are quite hap- py about it. A. M. Knight has a male colt by Miller Brooks out of Lady Direct; Elliott Bartliff male colt by Miller Brook with Petrolia Grattan its dam; and George C. German a filly colt by Miller Brook by Corporal Lee dam. Attend 'Burg Races Clinton was well represented at the New Hamburg harness races on May 24, among those noticed being Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Elliott; Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Jacob; Dr. and Mrs, G. S. Elliott; Mr. and Mrs Jack Little; Mr. and Mrs. Ross McEwan; Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Riley; Dr. and Mrs. S. Gibson; Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Laois; Wilbur Welsh u * * Horses to Race Here Leonard Guy, Seaforth, had two horses in the money -Cavalier Grattan and Teddy Chilcoot-and both will take part In Clinton Horse Races here on June 23. Vic Latman's string at New Hamburg will also race here on June 23. including Peterbrook Grattan and Bonnie Grattan, both with records better than 2.10. TOWN SOFTBALL LEAGUE SCHEDULE Officials of Clinton Town Soft- ball League met in the Town Council Chamber Thursday even- ing last and drew up the schedule of games for the season. The League constitutes three teams -North Side, South Side, and RCAF -with. Highway 8 (On- tario and Huron Sts) as the divid- ing line between "north" and "south" territory. It operates en- tirely indepentently of Clinton Tigers, local entry in the WOAA Senior "A" series. Games will be played in Clin- ton Community Park and on the RCAF diamond. The hat will be passed at each match. Schedule is as follows'. June 3 -RCAF vs. North Side at RCAF 4 -South Side vs. RCAF at RCAF 9 -RCAF vs. North Side at RCAF. 10 -North Side vs. South Side at town 15 -South Side vs, RCAF at at town 16 -North Side vs, South Side at RCAF 23 -RCAF vs. North Side at town 24 -South Side vs. RCAF at RCAF 30 -North Side vs. South Side at town July 6 -RCAF vs. North Side at RCAF 7 -South Side vs. RCAF at town 9 -North Side vs. South Side at town 14 -RCAF vs. North Side at RCAF 20 -South Side vs. RCAF at town 23 -North Side vs. South Side at town 22 -RCAF vs, North Side at town 29 -South Side vs. RCAF at RCAF Aug. 4 -North Side vs. South Side at town Clinton Lions Five teams constitute the local WOAA Midget group: Goderich Lions, Kincardine, Clinton Lions, Lucknow Sepoys, and Auburn. Schedule has been drawn up as follows: May 28--Goderich at Kincardine June 2 -Kincardine at Clinton 4-CIinton at Lucknow -Auburn at Wingham 7-Goderich at Lucknow 9-Lucknow at Wingham 11 -Auburn at Clinton 15 Winghenr at Goderich 18 -Clinton at Wingham -Lucknow at Kincardine 21 -Kincardine at Auburn 23 -Clinton at Goderich 24 -Auburn at Lucknow 28 -Auburn at Goderich 30 -Kincardine at Lucknow July 2-Wingham at Kincardine -Clinton at Auburn 5-Goderich at Auburn -Lucknow at Clinton 7 -Clinton at Kincardine 8--Wingharn at Lucknow 14-Lucknow at Goderich -Auburn, at Kincardine 16-Wingham at Clinton 19-Wingham at Auburn -Kincardine at Goderich 21--Goderieh at Clinton 26 -Kincardine at Wingham -Lucknow nt Auburn 20-Goderich at Wingham CLINTON NEWS -RECORD MIDGETS OPEN WITH 22-2 Win OVER KINCARDINE Clinton Lions Midgets made an auspicious debut in the WOAA Midget baseball group series when they trounced •Kincardine-Orph- uns in the opening game here last night 22-2. The visitors never were in the hunt. Jack Wilson twirled six frames, striking out no less than 16 in that period, Two of the three men he Walked accounted for both• the visitors' runs, His cousin, Alex Wilson went to the mound for the seventh inning, and fanned one batter and allowed no runs.' Manager "Red" Garon and Coach Art Woodcock have the raw material for a nice little ball team if the lads stick to theirknitting and practise diligently, Many of the visiting kids had never played ball before and should improve There are several tough teams in the group, which also includes Goderich, Wingham, Lucknow and Auburn. Kincardine Orphtins: Parkin- son c, Buckingham' lb, Pearce lf, Ball p, Pollard 3b, Wessel ss, Re- gan cf, McGinnis cf, McFadyen rf, Connell rf, Dunlop 2b. Clinton Lions: Clare Maltby 2b, Cam Maltby ss, Jack Wilson p,3b, MaeBeth ib, Armstrong 1f, Bob Taylor -.3b, Bill Nediger c, Alex Wilson ef, p, Gerald Holmes rf, Bill Shearing rf. Umpires -Earl Fulford, at plate Roger Garen, on bases; both of Clinton. Tigers Lose Third Game of Season 20-6 Clinton Tigers dropped their third straight game at Wingham Saturday evening when they Iost to Wingham Hurons 20-6 in a seven -inning fixture in the WOAA Senior "A" fastball series. CLINTON TIGERS: Kingswell c, R. Miller c, Hanly ss, MacDon- ald lb, Neilans If, J. Wilson 3b, McKay lf, Cooper If, A. Wilson cf, McPherson 2b, Madsen p. WINGHAM IHURONS: McLeod If, Templeman of, Niergarth ss, Groves c, Atcheson 2b, Gardner 3b, Fleury p, Hopper Ib, Liddell rf. Clinton Tigers ... 002 201 1- 6 Wingham Hurons . 240 455 x-20 INTERCOUNTY MEET The Intercounty Junior Farm- ers Field Meet is to be held in Exeter, Saturday, June 5. The act- ivities will begin in the morning and a full day and evening has been planned. Londesboro Captures First From Brussels ,` To Seaforth by 27-10 THURSDAY; JUNIO ;. 1948° Clinton Tigers Lose Illimagerr Barret Taylor and Londesboro B -A Intermediate "C" Football team got off to a flying start this season, when they defeated Brussels 21-9 in Londes- boro lilay 26, This game was well played by both teams. Carter was the win- ning pitcher, allowing only eight hits. Lawless started for the vis- itors but weakened at the end of the sixth inning and was replaced by Gibson for the remaining two innings. Runs batted in for Brussels- D. Lawless 2, Allcock 2, Riley 2, R. Lawless 1, Speers 2. , Rims batted in for Londesboro •- Tamblyn 3, Archambault 3, Bloor 3, Saundercock 3, Millar 2, Pol- lard 1, Leiper 2, Lee 1, Carter 2. BRUSSELS -D. Lawless p, Ald- cock c, Riley lb, R. Lawless ss, D. Stephenson 2b, Speers lf, Eld- er cf, Gibson 3b, Cox rf. LONDESBORO - Tamblyn ss, Archambault c, Bloor 2b, Sound - emelt ib, Millar lf, Pollard 3b, Leiper cf, Lee, rf, Carter p. CLINTON RCAF DOUBLES SCORE ON DASHWOOD Clinton RCAF won their second straight match in Huron -Perth Baseball League Intermediate standing whenthe doublescored 8-4 on Dashwood in Clinton Com- munity Park Monday evening be- fore a fair crowd. Erman, for three frames, and Jack Murphy, late of Halifax, shared twirling duties for the Airmen, while Carl Wein served them up for the visitors. Manager Al Stinson's charges showed vast improvement in play on their first appearance here a week previously, and looked some thing like a team. They should improve as time goes 00, when some of the obvious weak spots - notably shortstop -ere patched up The Airmen counted the first run but Dashwood shunted a trio across in the first of the third.. However, RCAF tallied four in the last of the inning, and from then on were never headed. Dashwood: Baynham lb, R. Haugh ss, L. Haugh 3b, C. Wein p, Maier c, Gaiser Cf, Hignell rf, R. Wein lf, Musser 2b. Clinton RCAF: L. Robertson ss, A. Robertson 2b, Hurtick cf, Hun- ter c, Forsburg 3b, Benkie ib. Laakso rf, Pearson If,' Enman p, Murphy P. Umpires - J. D. Thorndike, at plate; Norman Livermore, on bases; both of Clinton. Dashwood 003 100 0---4 Clinton RCAF . 104 102 0---8 COUNCIL MEETING Town of Clinton Due to the fact that Mondayjune 7, is Elect- ion Day in Ontario, and on instructions from the Mayor, the regular monthly meeting of Clinton Town Council will be held in the Council Chamber on Tuesday, June 8 at 8 p.m. Let all citizens govern themselves accordingly. (Signed) M. T. CORLESS Clerk and Treasurer 23-b JUST LOOK THESE OVER! RUMBALL'S GROCERY IGA Specials THUR., -'FBI., - SAT., JUNE 3-4--5 Texsun Grapefruit Juice .. 48 -oz. tin 21c Nabisco Shredded Wheat pkg. 13c Lynn Valley Peas 2 20 -oz tins 25c Swansdown Cake Flour pkg. 31c Beehive Corn Syrup . , .... 5 Ib. tin 59c Wethey's Crushed Pineapple 16 -oz jar 35c Also many other specials including Corn, Dole's Pineapple Juice, Sugar, and Tide. 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