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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1949-05-19, Page 10*PAGE' TEN. S -P -O- R -T -S Colts and RCAF Open en Season May 24 Clinton Colts and Clinton RCAF are all set for the opening of the Huron -Perth Baseball League season on Tuesday next, May 24, when Colts entertain Lucan Irish Nine here at 1n a.m.,and the Airmen go to Mitcehll for a game at 10,30 a.m. Both teams have been working out steadily for the past fortnight or more in preparation for the long summer grind of 18 league games each. Hawkins Manager Although he announced at the first of the season that he would not act as manager this year, Hugh Hawkins has been persuad- ed to take over the job he• did so well last year when Colts went .into the OBA Intermediate "C" finals. Gordon Stock is coach, and Gordon Bennett has been giving a little assistance, too. Here is the line-up of poten- tial material: Catchers: Blondie Cook, Laurie Colquhoun• pitchers: Bob Draper, Gordon Stock, Bob Craig, Bob Carrick, Len Johnson, Bill Cook; infielders — first base: "Bud" Schoenhals, when able to play; Bob Miller, Doug Bartliff, and a chap from the north; second base. Ross Cooper, Bell Telephone men and former Listowel Junior; Maitland Edgar, Goderich Town- ship school teacher; shortstop: Doug Bartliff, Jack Wilson, Harry McEwan; third base: Art Wood - .cock; outfielders — Bert White, Clarence Neilans, Bill Craig. Air Force Strong Clinton RCAF team is reported prrzes, etc, Weekly Winners and another named Marion; first base: "Lefty" Holdershaw, Don Schneider; second base: Bill Turnbull, from last year; short- stop: Roly Boudreault; third base: F/O Markham; utility infielder, Norman Paul; outfielders—Wally Hurtick, from last year; Bili Laakso, from last year; F/O David Clarke. FIVE -PIN BOWLING NOTES Plaque Winners May 14, the lest day of bowling for the engraved plaques 1948-49 season, found the following win- ners: Men's high single donated by Clinton Bowling Alley, Bob Carrick, 380; ladies' high single donated by Clinton Bowling Al- ley, Shirley Hattin, 337; men's high triple donated by Hotel Clin- ton, Ed. Steep, 890; ladies' high triple donated by Dixon's Pastry Shop, Shirley Hattin, 806. Men's Banquet Thursday, May 12, Clinton Men's Bowling Leegue heId its annual bowling banquet at Hotel Clinton. After presentation of prizes, election of officers for the 1949-50 season took place. Fred MacDonaId was named president, Hal Hartley, secretary -treasurer, Joe Cooper, James Wilson, How- ard Grealis, committee members. A discussion took place on some new departures for next season in the way of team make-up, to be stronger than last year, with a wealth of material avail- able. The Airmen are playing the fast Listowel team in an exhibi- tion game at Listowel tonight, 'which may give some idea of their ability. "Lefty" Holdershaw Is again coach of the teem. Here is the way they line up at the. • present time: Catchers: "Wally" Walsh, a veteran of many campaigns, Al Murray; pitchers: Don Robert- son, from last year; Lionel Jacque, a right hander who played in Quebec Senior League lest year; "Bud" Lidwell, the only south- paw; Fit. Cadet Richardson and Flt. Cadet Law, two rfghhanders; the youngster from playing ball for at least eight weeks. Winners of weekly prizes for high ' singles in the first two weeks of May were: Olive Car- ter, 297; Helen Fairservice, 321; Bob Carrick, Jr., 329; Gordon MacGregor, 319. BALL PLAYER HURT Charlie Seymour, 19, Exeter, was injured at an exhibition hard ball game in Exeter. He is the catcher for the Exeter team and while sliding to second he injur- ed his ankle. Dr. J. G. Dunlop at- tended him and the x-rays taken showed a broken bone just above the ankle. This injury will kee FR4 �E OUR pi INA RE AND SHOWER GIFTS ,..THAT WILL THRILL HER NOW AND PLEASE lx, HER LATER! This handsome Pyrex Cake Dish is grand for baking layer cakes, Can be used for cooking, serving, and storing, Washes easily because food won't stick to satin -smooth glass. Better give her at least a pair! Each, only McEwan's 59c PHONE 84 .. -- CLINTON TONY DAY presents , . KROY-NYLON TONY DAY Sweaters of distinctive and exclus- ive quality. New beauty , . , luxuriant softness .. . longer wear. Unslwink- able Kroy Wool reinforc- ed wilii . Nylon. See the New Pullover and Cardigan Sweaters at Herman's Men's Wear Biltmore Hats • PHONE 224W • Forsyth Shirts HURON -PERTH BALL SEASON OPENS MAY 24 Clinton Colts entertain L and Clinton RCAF play Mitchell on Victoria Day, Tu day morning, May 24, in opening matches of the Hur Perth Baseball League, an Intermediate group. Schedule is as follows: May 24—Lucan vs, Clinton Colt (10 a. Clinton RCAF vs. Mit (10.30 a. Exeter vs. Dashwood (2.30 p. 26—Centralia vs, Zurich' 27 Mitchell vs Lucan Goderich vs. Exeter 30—Zurich vs. Dashwood Clinton Colts vs. Clinto Hensall vs. Mitchell RC ucan at es - the on-• OBA CLINTON NEWS -RECORD am - Soccer Season Opens At RCAF Field May 25 $ Mitch m.) m,) n AF June 2—Clinton Colts vs. Zurich Centralia vs. Clinton RC 3—Goderich vs.. Dashwood Exeter vs. Lucan 6—Exeter vs, Goderich Centralia vs. Mitchell Dashwood vs. Hensall 8—Clinton RCAF vs. Luca Mitchell vs. Goderich 9—Clinton RCAF vs. Zurich Hensall vs. Centralia 10—Mitchell vs. Dashwood Lucan vs. Exeter 13—Zurich vs. Centralia Mitchell vs. Clinton Co Dashwood vs. Goderich 15—Clinton RCAF vs. Centra 16—Lucan vs. Dashwood Exeter vs. Hensall 17—Goderich vs. Mitchell 20—Mitchell vs, Centralia Clinton RCAF vs. Clint C Zurich vs; Exeter 21—Hensall vs. Dashwood 22—Goderich vs. Lucan 23—Dashwood vs. Zurich G 24—Clinton Colts vs. oderi 27—Clinton RCAF vs. Goderi Mitchell vs. Hensall Centralia vs. Dashwood 28—Exeter vs. Zurich 29—Hensall vs. Clinton RCA 30—Dashwood vs. Mitchell Hensall vs. Lucan Clinton Colts vs. Central July 4—Zurich vs, Mitchell Lucan vs. Centralia' Hensel]. vs. Clinton Colts 5—Goderich vs. Clinton RC 6—Exeter vs. Centralia 7 Hensall vs. Zurich Clinton Colts vs. Mitchel 8—Dashwood vs. Lucan 11—Clinton Colts vs. Hensall Mitchell vs. Exeter Lucan vs. Clinton RCAF 12—Centralia- vs, Goderich 14—Clinton RCAF vs, Dashwo' Lucan vs. Zurich Goderich vs. Centralia 15—Centrelia vs. Clinton Col 18—Exeter vs. Mitchell Zurich vs. Clinton Colts Goderich vs. Hensel' 19—Centralia vs. Luton 20—Hensall vs. Goderich Dashwood vs. Clinton RCAF 22--Olinton Colts vs. Exeter Lucan vs. Henson vs. Zurich Exeter vs. Clinton Colts 27—Mitchell vs. Clinton RCAF Zurich vs. Lucan 28—Clinton Colts vs. Dashwood Clinton RCAF vs. Hensall 29—Centralia vs. Exeter Zurich vs. Clinton RCAF gust 2—Clinton RCAF vs. Exeter Lucan vs. Mitchell Dashwood vs, Clinton Colts 3—Zurich vs. Goderich 5—Dashwood vs. Exeter Clinton Colts vs. Lucan Zurich vs. Hensall 8—.Hensall vs. Exeter Mitchell vs. Zurieh 10—Exeter vs. Clinton RCAF Lucan vs, Goderich Dashwood vs, Centralia 11—Centralia vs. Bewail 12—Goderich vs. Clinton Colts AF n Its iia on Ca ch ch F is AF 1 d is Au WALTON 2—ATWOOD 0 Walton blanked Atwood 2-0 as the curtain was raised on another Huron Soccer League season in Walton community park Friday evening. A Iarge crowd witnessed the close contest. BOWL FOR FUN Open Bowling Nightly Weekly Prizes for Ladies' and Men's High Singles during May Clinton Bowling Alley KIRSCH -- VENETIAN BLINDS Custom -Made WE MEASURE FREE ESTIMATE -- ALSO -- Roller - Shades and Curtain and Drapery Hardware At MARTINS 36W 36J 7btfb The soccer team of Clinton RCAF Station will play its first game in the Huron League on Wednesday evening, May 25. The kick-off is scheduled for 7,30 o'clock and the place is the RCAF Sports Field. Citizens of town are urged to support their local tetani. Public School Girls Defeat Seaforth Twice Clinton Public School girls severely trounced Seaforth Pub lic School girls on the latter' home field on Tuesday, May 1 to the tune of 53-11 and repeated the same performance in Clinton on Tuesday, May 17, the score then being 38-9. Lineups were: CLINTON: Mid - don, 2b; Glew, 3b; Woolfrey, lb; Garon, p; Sharp, cf; Ashton, 1f; Proctor, e; Managhan, ss; War- nock, rt; Hartley, sub, lf. SEAFOI4TH: Hawkins, p; Chris- tie, rf; Chamberlain, c; Hender- son, 1£; Hillis, cf; Kidd, 2b; Mc- Clinchey, lb; McPhee, ss; Snell, sub, p; Dale, 3b. At the game in Clinton Ron Carter was umpire at the home plate and Cam Maltby servedthe same purpose on the bases. Cf Five Teams Contest Intermediate Softball The Western Ontario AA Int- ermediate "B" Softball Schedule is as follows: May 19—Blyth at Clinton RCAF 24—Blyth at Teesweter Lucknow at Brussels 26—Brussels at Blyth 27—Teesweter at Lucknow 30—Clinton RCAF at Lucknow 31—Teeswater at Brussels June 2—Brussels at Clinton RCAF 3—Lucknow at Blyth 6—Clinton RCAF at Blyth Brussels at Lueknow 9—Lucknow at Clinton RCAF 10—Brussels at Teeswater 11—Blyth at Clinton RCAF 13—Lucknow at Teeswater 14—Clinton RCAF at Brussels 16—Blyth at Teeswater 17—Brussels et Lucknow 20 --Clinton RCAF at Brussels 21—Teeswater at Lucknow 23—Lucknow at Blyth 24—Teeswater at Clinton RCAF 28—Clinton RCAF at Teeswater 30—Blyth at Lucknow Brussels at Teeswater July 4—Clinton RCAF at Lucknow 5—Blyth et Brussels 7—Teeswater at Brussels 9—Clinton RCAF at BIyth 12—Lucknow et Brussels 12—Teeswater at Blyth 15—Blyth at Lucknow 18 --Clinton RCAF at Teeswater 20—Lucknow at Clinton RCAF Teeswater at Blyth 22—Blyth at Brussels 25—Lucknow at Teeswater 26 --Brussels et Clinton RCAF 28—Teeswater at Clinton RCAF 29—Brussels at Blyth BOY SCOUT NEWS Investiture Planned The weekly, meeting of First Clinton Boy Scout 'Troop Wes held on Wednesday; May 11. The new assistant Scoutmaster, Ken Gal- lagher, was introduced to the boys CADETS OF CDCI HIGHLY .PRAISED AT INSPECTION (Continued from Page One) was a basis in the event of war, he stated, Best Cadets Honored Capt. Milligan commented on the fine showing, and hoped that this standard would be maintain- ed in the years to come. He presented awards to the best cadet in, each platoon, each marching forward to the review- ing stand: No. 1, Sgt. Ducharme; No. 2, Cadet Gerald Rau; No. 3, L/C' Gordon. Lane; No. 4, Cpl. Helen Love; No. 5, Cpl, Mary Kyle; No. 6, L/Cpl. Merjorie Mustard; No. 7, Cadet A. Reid; No, 8, Cadet Margaret Holland; band, Cadet Audrey Jervis. Officers of No. 399 CCI Cadet Corps on parade were: Company officers: Company Commander, Cadet Capt. Charles Hanly; Company Second in Com- mand, Cadet Capt. Catherine Fingland; Company Sergeant- Major, Cadet C.S.M. Kenneth Arkell; Warrent Officer Class I, Cadet W,0.1 Shirley Phillips. Platoon Cadet Officers: No. 1 Platoon, Lieut, Fred Kirby; Sgt. Michael Cousineau; Cpl. Edward Watson; L/CpI. Jack Rathwell. No. 2 Platoon: Lieut, Kenneth Armstrong; Sgt. William Chowen; Cpl. Grover Clare; L/Cpl. Donald Epps. No. 3 Platoon: Lieut, John Mc- Connell; Sgt. Robert Taylor; Cpl. Douglas McBeath; L/Cpl. Gordon Lane. No. 4 Platoon: Lieut. Dorothy McGuire; Sgt. Marion Hill; Cpl. Helen Love; L/Cpl, Kathleen Glew. No. 5 Platoon: Lieut. Jeanne Garen; Sgt. Rose Marie Arkell; Cpl. Mary Kyle; L/Cpl, Phyllis Hanly. No. 6 Platoon: Lieut. Mary Thompson; Sgt. Nancy Ford; Cpl. Phyllis Shanahan; L/Cpl. Mar- jorie Mustard. No. 7 Platoon: Lieut, .lean Gib- bings; Sgt. Lois Woods; Cpl. Eve- lyn Bell; L/Cpl. Margaret Porter. No. 8 Platoon: Lieut. Jean Mc- Kinley; Sgt. Joyce Stephenson; Cpl. Betty Potter; L/Cpl, Shirley Cooper, Colour Party: Sgt. Louis Du- charme, Cedets George Coleman, Ronald Carter, Ross Stanway. Band: Drums—,Sgt, Alex Wil- son; Cadets Gerald Elliott, Ken Howes, Ronald Phillip, Cameron Maltby, Marguerite Hall, Loraine Hamilton; bugles—Lieut, William Andrews, Cadets Joan Fines, Isobel Chowen, Audrey Jervis, Yvonne Thompson, Evelyn Mac- Donald, Joan Kernick, Norma Warnock, Jack Wilson, William Nediger, David Fairservice, Louis Tebbutt, Clare Maltby, Donald Shanahan, Kenneth Wood. 0 FOR FINE PRINTING PHONE 4 THE NEWS -RECORD and during the course of the even- ing led in a couple of indoor end outdoor games; The Rattlesnake Patrol is now ahead in the year's competition. • During the week, Scoutmaster Walter Little learned that Harry Firth, District Commissioner, Lon- don, will be present on Wednes day evening, stiture. 11 f sypl 25nned tol hoan ld a Parents', Night in conjunction 1i:: THURSDAY; MAY 19, 19490 with this ceremony . when there will. be food and fun €or all, All parents and those interested in the Scout movement are in- vited to attend. If the weathee• • is fine, the evening Wili be held in Clinton Community Park, but in case of rain, it will be held in • the Recreational Room of Wesley -- Willis 'United Church, The cere- money will begin at seven o'clock. off Thanks for In behalf of the Town Council, I wish to express my heartfelt appreciation to all the organizations, business firms and in- dividuals who cooperated so well in Clin- ton Clean-up Campaign, just completed, "Keep Clinton Klean!" could easily be our motto all the year round. (Signed)—ROBERT HATTIN, Mayor of Clinton t M.i! 44MS H 14.44H,X4+4:M %'43.MA.0i.. ;44*.. i. H 41: . E»iH:, R: H•. H 4'H ',o-4 a WEEKEND SPECIALS May 20-2 3RED CONDE FANCY 3£ Salmon , . tin WAGSTAFFE'S PL1JM Jam jar Heinz billed 03 PICKLES jar 15c R & W Green Pea SOUP tin 5c PRINCESS SOAP 2 CAKES 150 FlakesUNEl o ,AYLMER CHOICE Red and White pkg.TOOc Tomatoes APPLE tins 29c Juice .. 3 tins 25c Juice , , 2 tins 19c 4. 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