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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1949-08-18, Page 8PAGE EIGHT r SI'Olt7 LONDESBORO LOSES GROUP TO BENMILLER (By Jack Webster) Betuniiler won. the WOAA In- termediate "C" group 5 softball championship this year by beat- ing Londesboro 13-8 in Auburn Monday night. This has been a good series, going the whole five games, with Benmller winning the first two games and Londesboro the third and fourth. Londesboro started things roll- ing in the first inning on Mon- day night by getting a one run lead, however, by the end of the third inning it was six -three for BenneIler. The B -A's tried hard to regain the lead but it just seemed as if it was their bad night and leer/miller kept a few runs ahead of the boys. • Londesboro: Tamblyn, ss; Blear, lb; Lee, rf; Saundercock, c; Car- ter, p; Archambault, 2b; Arm- trong, 3b; Shaddick, cf; Miler, cf, Benmiller: McNall, ss; Dodkin, cf; Willis, c; Montgomery, 2b: Buchanan, lf; Westlake, Ib; Jen- kins, 3b; Happy, rf; Fisher, p. 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McEwan's ....NNMNM/W.NINNNNW.y. *COME IN AND SEE OUR NEW Essotane GAS RANGE ✓ Essotane lights automatically, gives you instant heat at the touch of a switch. titEssotane gives you accurate oven control -for surer cooking results. ✓ Essotane gives you a hotter, cleaner.(lame than you've ever known. VEssotane is safe, non-toxic, time -saving and economical! ✓ Essotane does not blacken pots and pans. Essotane gas ranges are priced from $00.00 ✓ to $000.00. Convenient terms are available - /on pay just one-tenth when the range is \ installed. Come in and see them. ttittttt' 4 -burner FINDLAY complete $115. Sutter -- Perdue CLINTON NEWS -RECORD TFIITii5 AY,.. AUGUST 18, 18 RCAF SOFTBALL CAPTURES FIRST. PLAY-OFF GAME Clinton RCAF` defeated Luck - now 11-8 on the Tatter's home diamond in the first game of the WOAA group softball finals ' on Monday evening. Clinton RCAF: Straughen, lb; Goodhue, 2b; Isienko cf; Helmer, c; Madsen, p; Stingel, rf; Hanley, 3b; Coleman, ss; Theurkoff, If. Lucknow: Andrew, cf; Chin, 3b; MacDonald, ss; Chin, If; Greer, 2b; Greer, p; Cook, 1b; Treleaven, c; Hackett, it The second game of the series, scheduled for RCAF Sports Field last evening, wa$ postponed on account of wet grounds. Clinton Peewees Win At Goderich by 8-0 Clinton Peewees maintained their unbeaten streak in the WOAA baseball series by defeat- ing Goderich Lions at Goderich Tuesday evening 8-0. Clinton Shaws . 403 100-8 Goderich Lions 000 000-0 Clinton Shows: John, ss; W. Carrick, 2b; Denomme, c; Malt- by, p; Garon, 3b; Boyes, rf; Fleis- chauer, ib; Holmes, cf; German, ci; Taylor, if. Goderich Lions: McLean, c; Sanderson, ib; Wilson, ss; Wal- ters, p; Graham. cf; White, 3b; Allison, 2b; Alexander, rf; Shack- leton, If. COLTS CLOSE REGULAR SKED WITH 19-1 WIN Clinton Colts completed their regular schedule in the Huron - Perth Baseball League when. they defeated the lowly Dash- wood team at Dashwood Monday evening by 19-1. Incidentally, the protest by Lucan was thrown out, and Colts finished in front in the league race by a margin of three games over Lucan. They wilt receive the Supertest Shield, as they did last year. Hitting features at Dashwood included homeruns by Neilans and Woodcock, two three -baggers and a two -base hit by Bill Craig, end two -baggers by Woodcock, White, and Neilans. Colts tamest literally "slaughtered" the youth- ful Dashwood team. One double play featured - Bartliff to White to Schoenhals. Clinton outlet Dashwood 15 to 3. Clinton Colts - Stock, Bob Craig (5th) and Cook; Dash- wood - Rey Wein, Carl Wein (4th), Yelle (7th) and Klein - sliver. All play-off matches in the Huron -Perth Baseball League, scheduled for last night, were postponed on account of wet grounds. They will be played, instead, tonight. Colts 5-Goderich 2 (At Clinton, Friday, Aug. 12) Goderich AR R H PO A Mero, cf 4 0 2 0 0 McDonald, rf 4 1 1 1 0 Doak, c 4 0 1 5 3 Westlake; 2b ... , 4 0 2 2 1 K. Miller, ss .. ,, 3 0 2 1 1 Newcombe, ab 3 0 0 0 2 a -B. Worsell (8th) 1 0 0 0 0 H. Worsen, If . 4 1 0 1 0 Evans, lb 4 0 1 11 0 Weiehel' p Ainslie,p(5th) . 1 0 0 0 1 33 2 2 21 11 a -Batted for Newcombe in 8th. Clinton Colts AR R H PO A Woodcock, 3b 3 1 2 2 W. Craig, of rf (7th) 3 0 2 0 Bartliff, ss 3 2 1 3 White, 2b 4 1 2 4 Neilans, If 4 1 2 0 Colquhoun, c 2 0 2 2 Schoenhals, lb 1 0 1.1 0 R. Miller, rf . , 3 0 1 0 Stock, p (7th) ,0 0 0 0 R. Craig, p 1sp cf 7th 3 0 0 4 26 5 5e23 15 Mero out for interference in 1st. Goderich .. 100 100 00-2 9 3 Clinton Colts . 001 040 Ox -5 5 1 Summary: errors -Westlake, K. Miller, Weichel, White; two -base hits-Mero, Evans, White; home run-Bartliff; stolen bases - W. Craig, Bartliff, H, Worselll; hits - off Weichel, four in 4 plus in- nings; off Ainslie, one in three minus innings; off R. Craig, three in legs than one-third inning; off Draper, four in six innings; off Stock, two in two innings; bases on balls -off Weichel (Woodcock, W. Craig, Bartliff, Colquhoun, Schoenhals 2); offDraper (IC. Miller) ; double "plays - Doak to Evans; Bartliff to White to Schoenhals; passed balls -Doak 3; struck out - by Welched. 3, by Ainslie 2, by Draper 1; runs bat- ted in -K. Miller, Evans, Bart- liff 4, Neilans: earned runs - Goderich 1, Clinton 4; left on bases - Goderich 8, Clinton 6; umpires -Bill Cook, Clinton, at plate; Bill Fulford, Clinton, on bases; time of game -1,25. SHIRT with FORFUSED COLLAR SMARTNESS combined with COMFORT The Forsyth FORFUSED Collar -which is a distinctive feature of the new Forsyth Shirts -is made semi -stiff by a new process of fusing the plies together -a fusing that is permanent and which constant laundering does not affect. FORFUSED collars retain their shape all day long -in any weather and under all conditions. They are the acme of smartness -always look crisp and immaculate -launder perfectly and require no starch. We invite you to see them. , Herman's Men's Wear Forsyth Shirts Biltmore Hats HURON -PERTH BASEBALL 1''INAL STANDING "C" Group. - W L T Pts 1. Clinton Colts .. 15 3 0 30 2. Lucan . . 11 7 0 22 3 - Hensel' 10 8 0 20 4. Mitehedl 10 8 0 20 5. Zurich, ... , 5 10 2 12 6, Dashwood' .. , 4 12 2 _10 7. Exeter . 4 13 1 9 "B" Group- - W 1. Centralia RCAF 11 L i. Goderich 10 6 3. Clinton RCAF , 4 11 (St. Marys -a bye) Results in P- as- t Week Clinton Colts 5-Goderich 2 Hensall 9 -Clinton RCAF 1 Goderich 10-Hensall 7 Goderich 3-Lucan 4 Clinton Colts 19 -Dashwood 1 Centralia 11-Hensal3 7 , • "B" GROUP PLAYOFF DATES (Two -out -of -three "A" Series - Aug. i17 --St. Marys at Centralia Aug. 18 -,Centralia at St. Marys Aug. 20 -St. Merys at Centralia "B" Series -if necessary) Aug. 18 -Clinton RCAF at Gode- rich Aug. 22-Goderich vs. Clinton RCAF (Community Park, Clinton) T Pts 1 23 2 22 2 10 "C" GROUP PLAYOFF DATES "A" Series - (Three -out -of -five) Aug. 17 -Clinton Colts at Mitchell Aug. 19 -Mitchell at Clinton Colts Aug. 23-efitchel'1' et Clinton Colds (Fourth and fifth games,' if necessary, will be arranged later). "B" Seiies- (Two-out-of-three) Aug. 19 -Zurich at Lucan Aug. 22-Lucan at Zurich Aug. 23 -Zurich at Lucan (if necessary) "C" Series- (Two-out-of- eries-- Aug. 17 -Dashwood t at�Hensall Aug. 19-Hensall at Dashwood Aug. 22 -Dashwood at Hensai1i (if necessary) Winners of the "B" and "C" Series in the "C" Group will play a two -oust -of -three series, to determine who will play the winners of the "A" Series. BOWLING •, BITS ` - (By MWS) Seventeen rinks from Sereit- ford, Seaforth, Mitchell, Exeter;, Strathrpy and Goderich. partici- pated . in the Mixed Trebles Tournamene' en Monday \even- oe this week, filling the greens to capacity. A draw for an angel cake, donated by the president of the Ladles' Club, Mrs. G. W. Nott, was featured and was won by Archie Townsend, Goderieh. w' e Prizes were presented to the following: Mr. McKenzie, skip; Mitchell, let; George Mathieson, skip, Goderich, 2nd; Dr. Trem- ner, ekip, Strethroy, 3rd; John Baker, ,•skip,.• Goole/eche-cons'ola- tion, The ladies served lunch under the leadership of the social convener, Mrs. W. S. R. Holmes. • a • A goodly number attended the jitney on Tuesday evening with Mrs, Cl. W. ies going Nett, Beit Glidden and A. Matthews. THREE GROUPS HONOR DEAD (Continued from Page One) There are more then two bil- lion coloured people in the world. Too few of us realize that they are waking up, and will not for long accept an in- ferior rating. There is racial discrimination in Canada. Several things are contributing to war and when you condone these things, you are signing a declara- tion of war. Perhaps it does not affect us here in Clinton; per- haps there is no prejudice in Canada. But we must guard against degrading sentiments. This old world will never be safe while there are so many hungry people in the world, the minister continued. Here we have food far beyond our needs, and must remember this world condition. • He declared that we are hay - ng the opportunity now to share he Gospel of Jesus Christ. "Can't we begin now, with the exper- ience we have, with the know- ledge we have, to help make the world a better place?" he asked, BINGO! GAMES! DANCE! Clan Gregor Square (Next Town Hall) BAYFIELD Thur., Aug. 25 Commencing at 8 o'clock REFRESHMENT BOOTH ON GROUNDS Music for Dancing by Ronald Christie and his Shamrocks , Bayfield Volunteer Fire Department PROCEEDS TOWARD PURCHASE OF WATER s11DPLY 'ICittl[`1L Safety Cushions Priced from $2.50 to $4.50 CHILDREN'S LIFE PRESERVERS Small $1.98 Medium ' 2.48 Large 2.98 Outboard Motor Grease tube .60 Johnson Outboard Motors In Stock: 1949 Sea Horse, 2.5 h.p. $155 1949 Sea Horse, 8.1 h.p. $280 ''N'•-'.NN..I..N.WNN Boating Accessories "JIFFY" TROLLING PLATE ea, $1.50 Makes large motors suitable for trolling. Clinton , Legionettes Win at Brussels 5-2 Clinton Legionettes defeated Brussels girls by 5-2 in Brussels on Friday, August 12. Stephen- son, pitching for Brussels, tos- sed a four -hitter, striking out nine and walking four, 'Castle,' throwing them in for Clinton, struck out two and walked none. Four. of Clinton's five runs were scored on walks in the 1st, 2nd and 5th innings, Brussels girls took fire in the 7th frame eheldntteshitsg four but Legion- themtoonlye one run. Clinton Legionettes: Castle, p; Proctor, c; Woolfrey, Ib; Glidden, 2b; Garan, 3b; Glew, ss; Sharp, If; Managhan, cf; Ashton, rf, Brussels; Stephenson, p; Ray- mond, c; Porter ib; H. Alien, 2b; B. Allen, 3b; Jewell, as; Carter, If; Blac, cf; Willis, rf. Bill Craig, star out- fielder with Clinton Colts, in the recent Upper School Examina- tions, received a second, a third and four credits. He attended Goderich District Collegiate Ine stitute and plans to enter Normal School this autumn. -- KIRSCH - VENETIAN BLINDS Custom -Made WE MEASURE, FREE ESTIMATE, ALSO -- Roller - Shades and Curtain and Drapery' Hardware at MARTINS 36W 74.1 Thtito EVERYBODY WELCOME! 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