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Hawkins' Three -Run Triple HURON -PERTH
Wins for Colts Over RCAF - BASEBALL
G, W. L. PC.
Mitchell' u" 3 0 1.000
(By RSA)
The old maestro, Manag
Hughie Hawkins, again 'name
the rescue of a faltering Clin
team when he banged .out
three -run three -bagger in
eighth inning of Monday eve
ing's Huron -Perth Baseball fi
ture to defeat Clinton RCAF 5
There were two out at the tis
and the bases were loaded.
After Bartliff had been call
out for being hit by a batted ba
eT
t0 BOX SCORE
nton Clinton Colts AB R H Po A
a Bartliff, 2b, ss 4 0 1 2 1
the Woodcock, 3b ., 3 0 0 1 3
n_ White, cf 3 1 1 0 0
x- Neilans, 1f . , 4 1
4• Cook, c•, 2 1
e W. Craig, rf , 2 1
Draper,. p 1 1
Wilson, es 2 d
11 a Hawkins, 2b 1 0
Miller, ib 3 0
Clinton 'Colts 2 ' 2 0 1,000
Colts 5—RCAF 3 Exeter 2 2 .0 1,000
and Woodcock had popped
third, prospects looked rath
glum for a rally in that frame.
White walked; Neilans was sa
on shortstop's error; White eco.
ed on Bill Craig's single; Draper
walked, filling the bases.
It was then that Manager
Hawkins inserted himself to bat
for the, youthful Jack Wilson. I
was not the first time he had.
done pinch-hitting in this. section
•Coach Holdershaw of RCAF
after a hurried conference with
latter on the mound with a young
ster, 'Law. Hawkins let the f!
two by for balls, but hopped o
the third one for a long hit to
left field near the fence, the ball
falling out of reach over Clarke'
shoulder, Three runners scored
and Hawkins ended up on third
where he "died," Miller, the next
Man up, striking out.
The above was the highlight of
en interesting match that looked
Air Force all the way until the
big break for, Colts came in the
eighth. The Airmen snatched
single runs •in the first, third and
fifth, Robertson allowed only
three htis until the eighth frame,
and. they looked good enough to
take the mighty Colts. The fatal
eighth, however, cut the story
short.
There is no doubt that the
RCAF team will be heard from
before the end of the season, as
it should improve all the, time.
er Coiquhoun, rf, c ..3 0
O 2 0
1 4 1
1 0 0
1 0 4
O 2 3
1 0 0
0 12 0
0 1 1
28 5• 6 24 13
fe a Batted for Wilson in 8th.
Clinton RCAF AB R H PO
Markham, 3b .... 3 2 1 2
Holdershaw, lb .. 4 0 1 5
Schneider, ;ib , , , 0 0 0 0
Hurtick, rf 3 0 1 1
t Laakso, cf 4 0. 0 3
Boudreault, ss . , , 4 0 0 2
•I Welsh, c ,. 4 0 0 7
Zurich **2 0 0 :000
Centralia RCAF . 1 0 0 .000
Dashwood .. 'k2 '0 1 .000
Hensall. 1 0 1 .000
Goderich 1 0 1 .000
Clinton RCAF 2 0 2 .000
Lucas 2 0 2 .000
Represents tie games.
Results in Past Week
Centralia 3—Zurich 3
Mitchell. 7—Lucan 5
Exeter 7—Goderich 4
Zurich 0—Dashwood 0
Clinton Colts 5—Clinton RCAF 3
Mitchell 5-11ensa7l 4
Coming Games
June
A 2 --Clinton Colt§ vs. Zurich
1 Centralia vs. Clinton RCAF
0 8—Clinton ( CAF; ve, Luean
9—Clinton RCAF vs. Zurich.
13—Mitchell vs. Clinton Colts.
0
0
0
1
2
, Clarke, If 3 0 1 0 00
Turnbull 2b 3 1 1 2
- I Robertson, p 3 0 0 1 1
fir Law,` p 0 0 0 0 0
31 •3 5 b23 6
b Bartliff out on interference in
s 8th (hit by batted ball).
Colts , , . , 010 .000 04-5 6 6
RCAF ... 101 010 00-3 5.3
Sununary: Errors—Woodcock 4,
Wilson, Miller, Markham, Bond;
mull; Turnbull; three -base hit
Hawkins; runs batted in—Miller,
Craig, Hawkins- 3, Holdershaw;
stolen bases—Cook; •double play
—Robertson to Holdershaw; sac-
rifice hits—Wilson, Hurtick' bases
on balls—off Draper (Markham),
,on
Robertson (Woodcock, White,
1Draper 3, Miller); struck out—by
Draper, two; by Robertson five
in 7 2/3 innings; by Law—one in
one-third innings; losing pitcher—
Robertson; passed. bail — Cook;
umpires—LeRoy ,O'Brien, Zurich,
at plate; H, Harburn, Staffs, o
bases; time of game—L59.
1
LAWN BOWLING JITNEY
Clinton Lawn Bowling Club
held an enjoyable jitney tourna-
719174 last evening with 40 play -
15 }snc part, including about
greens were in
excellent condition for the event,
GIRLS' SOFTBALL
Dr. J. W. Shaw will pitch the
first ball in ceremonies at the
opening match of the WOAA
Junior Girls' Softball group ser-
ies in Community Park at 6.30
p.m. Saturday. Manager Doug
Thorndike's 'Clinton Legionettes
will be opposed by Brussels girls.
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RCAF Soccer "
Team Takes
Two Straight
Clinton RCAF soccer tea
now going great guns in
Huron Soccer League, and
team is really beginning to
The lads from the Station w
into Brussels Monday evening
came back with 'a 2-1 vic
and then entertained Atwood
6-1 shellacking—which is. a
licking in soccer --on the R
Sports Field last evening.
The RCAF team would
come support of the soccer
from Clinton and district.
was a good crowd on hand
night, including many from
RCAF 6—Atwood 1
The Airmen set the pace in
fiat half of the game, and
paid off when Art Dutton to
in ten minutes. The visitors
it up three minutes later. R
went to the front again on Hi
son's pass from right at the
minute mark, Two minutes la
Gordon .deflected e shot into
net from a scramble. Stroud
put the game on ice for the
Force squad when he scored
ast ones before the end' of
irst half to make the count
Dutton tallied the only goal
RCAF at the 20 -minute mark
the second half, from a free ki
aside the penalty area.
rce pressed hard but could
nn farther,
After the match, the visi
ere entertained to supper
Airmen's' Mess.
ATWOOD: goal, 'Coughl
Ors, Gordon, Long; hale
ikon, Hart, Valiance; forwa
sunders, Nichol, Holman,
ley
Ingles; substitutes—Mc
ne.
CLINTON RCAF: goal,
ks, Jones, Hunte; halv Dawson, Gurnett; to
rd
s, Rowland, Dutton, Strou Stants; substitutes
Gemmel!, Sparks.
Rel' e/L A. P. Crowley
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CAF
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RCAF 2 ---Brussels 1
(Contributed)
The RCAF Clinton soccer team
levelled accounts with Brussels
by a 2-1 victory in the return
game players Monday night at
Brussels, The Air Force team
had 90 per cent of the play and
provided a first class exhibition
of constructive football.
Brussels won the toss but it
was the RCAF team which set
the pace with some very danger-
ous attacks on the Brussels goal. , '
Despite these repeated attacks it
was not until the 30th minute of
the game that a perfect corner
kick taken by Gemmell was
headed into the net by Hindson.
After the interval the game
continued at a fast pace and ten
minutes after resumption, the
Brussels' left full back handled
the ball in the penalty area. The
resulting penalty, taken by Hind -
son, was deflected by Brussels
goalkeeper back to Hindson who,
this time, made no mistake with
a powerful drive into the goal.
Towards the end of the game
the home team rallied strongly
and were fianlly rewarded by a
goal from McCutcheon.
RCAF CLINTON: Childs,
Thorndycarft, Hunte, Springate,
Dawson, Gurnett, Rowland, Dut-
ton, Stroud, Hindson, Gemmell,
Sparks end Jones.
BRUSSELS: Riley, Stevenson,
Bryan, King, Stevenson, Nichol,
McCutcheon, Riley, Duncan,
Jewell, Bowman, Knight, Stiles.
Referee: P. Stevenson, Brussels,
WOAA Pee Wee
All games seven innings and
evening games to start at 7 p.m.
and afternoon, at 2.30.
June
25 --Clinton at Auburn, 7 pm
Goderich at Wingham, 7 pm
July
1—Auburn at Clinton, 7 pm
Wingham at Goderich, 7 pm
6 -Clinton at Wingham, 2.30 gm
Auburn at Goderich, 7 pm
i5--Goderich at Clinton, 7 pm
Wingham at Auburn, 7 pm
20--Wingham at Clinton, 2.30 pm
Goderich at Auburn, 7 pm
25= -Clinton et Goderich, 7 pm
Auburn at Wingham, 7 pm
Group Convener, A. Garon,
Clinton.
Manager of Clinton Shaws,
James Chowen,
WOAA Midget
June
15—Teeswater at Clinton '
17—Clinton at Wingham
22—Wingham at Teeswater
27—Wingham at Clinton
30—Clinton at Teeswater
July
6—Teeswater at Wingham
13—Teeswater at Clinton
15—Clinton at Wingham
26—Wingham at Teeswater
30--Wingham at Clinton.
August
3—Teeswater at Wingham
S- Clinton at Teeswater
Group Convener, Vic Lough -
lean, Wingham.
Manager of Clinton Lions --
Antoine "Red" Earn•
CLINTON NEWS-loaconD
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Londesboro 'Wallops
Team from Union 19-
A a
to nedout on Tuesday9nighto
see the Londesboro B -A's to
Union 19-5 in Londesboro in
scheduled game of the WO4
Intermediate "C' group 5 series,
B -A's grabbed the lead in the
first inning getting seven runs,
Union did not get a run till the
third when they got.four.
Thnice when h (or with the bases lowas in ad -
ed and one out Moor walked
K.and Sowerbyn flied okut Greggtout
left
field. Bloor was on the mound
for Londesboro, while Falconer,
Speiran and Guan did the pitch-
ing:for Union,
BOY SCOUT NEWS
LO.NDESBORO 'B A . Londesboro Midgets
HAS 214 WIN OVER
DUNGANN'O'N
(By^ Taek .Webster)
Londesboro 13 -A's proved more
than a match for Dungannon
when they beat them 21-4 in a
scheduled game, in the group 5
WOAA. Intermediate "C"'soft-
ball series played in Londesboro
Thursday night lost.
The 13 -A's really tucked the
game, under their belt in the first
inning' when they got eleven runs,
one of these being a homer by
Saundereock. Dungannon.tried
hard to catch up but all in vain
5 as the B -Pi's were playing heads
up up ball' ell the way.
Carter and Bloor were on the
ke mound for Londesboro, while
Caesar did the pitching for Dun
A gannon.
Parents' Night
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evening, May 25. A Wednesday
good num-
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parents were preesnt to
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Harry C. Firth, London, district
commissioner, was in charge of
th? meeting with Scoutmaster
Walter Little and assistant Scout-
master Ken Gallagher, acting as
assistants.
During the evening, Mr. Firth
led the boys in several games
which were enjoyed by Scouts
and parents alike.
Following the games .Mr. Firth,
assisted by former Scoutmaster
"Bud" Lidwell, heardrgcoutinaster'
Little re -affirm his Scout prom-
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Scoutmaster Gallagher • was in-
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Jervis and Mrs. Gordon Scribbins,
RECEIVES DD DEGREE
Venerable W. A. Townshend,
L.Th., Archdeacon of Huron, and
secretary -treasurer of Huron Dio-
cese, formerly of this district, was
one of four distinguished. Church
of England clergymen of Huron
Diocese who received honorary
degrees of doctor of divinity from
University of Western Ontario
Chancellor Arthur R, Ford, at a
convocation in London , Friday
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THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 194E
Lose to Blyth 14-12
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