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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1949-09-01, Page 10:'t'AGE TEN CLINTON NEWS -RECORD THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1949' SPORTS Colts Smash Lucan, First League Final Lucan Irish Nine failed to live up to expectations and took a 19-2 lambasting from Clinton Colts in the first game of the Huron=Perth Baseball League OBA Intermediate "C" finals here Monday evening. The visitors did not appear to be a shadow of the team which held Colts to two one -run victor- ies during the regular . league schedule. They fell apart a a rt bail Y at the seamsh w en t hecan got g g tough, and the large crowd were rather disappointed with thea* showing. Lucan, paraded three pitchers to the mound—Baal, Wilson, and Appleton—but they were all eq- ually ineffective. The kid App- leton probably showed as the best of the trip. Draper twirled for five frames and Bob Craig one for the Colts. Colt batsmen had a field day as,Bill Craig racked up four in fie, Art Woodcock three in four, and Clarence . Neilans three in five. Although Lucan played the first half of the seventh, in which safe hits, the game reverted to the end. of the seventh, it being called on account of darkness. LUCAN AB R H PO A Lankin, rf. 3 F. Revington, ab 3 Bison, cf. 3 Chowan, lb. 3 Ream, 2b. 2 Hodgins, as. 1 H. Revington, lf... 3 Ball1 , p. Wilson, p. (4th) . 1 Appleton, p. (5th) 1 Kuffner, c. 2 1 1 0 0 O 2 2 0 0 0 0 • 0 1 1 5 0 O 0 2 0 O 0 1 . 2 O 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 O 0 1 0 O 0 0 1 0 0 6 1 23 2 4 18 6 CLINTON AB R H PO A Woodcock, 3b. 4 4 3 0 1 W. Craig, cf. .. . 5 3 4 0 0 White, 2b. 4 2 2' 0 2 Neilans, lf. . ,5 3 3 1 0 Colquhoun, c. 3 1 1 10 0 Bartliff, ss. 4 1 2 0 2 Schoenhals, lb. 4 0 0 8 0 Miller rf 4 2 2 ,. 0 0 R. Craig, p. (6th) 0 0 0 0 0 Draper, p. (6th) . 3 3 2 2 4 36 1.9 19 21 9 LUCAN 100 001-2 4 4 they counted two runs on four Clinton .. .. 061 354-19 19 1 BACK TO SCHOOL VALUES Good looking — good quality sensibly priced — plenty of wear. • Suits • Slacks • Sweaters • Shirts • Jackets You'll save at Herman's Men's Wear Forsyth Shirts Biltmore Hats LUCAN, HENSALL, IN SUDDEN -DEATH AFTER. PROTEST Play-off arrangements for the Huron -Perth Baseball League were given a rude jolt when the Hensall club requested a league meeting to pass On the eligibility of pitcher Bill Ball of the Lucan team. Hensel] had been eliminated in two straight games last week by Lucan, 5-0 and 5-1, with Ball, on the mound. Subsequently, Lucan played in Clinton Monday end were defeated by the Colts. President Ross Wright, Mit- chell, gave a report of a personal investigation of the Ball case at a league meeting in Mitchell Tuesday evening. It was fohnd that Ball was ineligible, having played with Thorndale in the a Middlesex -Oxford Leag ue since e t date. 15, the da e. After some discussion, the league ordered Lucan and Hen - sail to play a sudden -death game et Exeter last' night. Rain pre- vented this game being played. If, es and when this game is played, the winner will meet Clinton Colts for the league championship. If Lucan wins, the first game with Lucan here Mon- day will stand es a victory for Clinton, with a second game to he played at Lucan. If Hensall wins, Hensall will play in Clin- ton this Saturday afternoon in a new final best -of -three series Somewhat complicated, isn't it? Summary: Errors-Lankin, F. Revington, H. Revingto•n, Kuff- ncr, Woodcock; two -base hits— Woodcock, W. Craig, Bartliff, Miller; home run—White; lilts off --Ball, 12 in 3 2/3 innings; Wilson 3 in one inning; Appleton, 4 in 1 ;z innings; Draper, four in five innings; bass on balls—off Bell, (C'.olquhoun)• off Wilson (White, Colquhoun, Bartliff); off App- leton (Woodcock); stolen bases— W. Craig, Bartliff, Miller; hit by pitcher by Appleton (Schoenhals) umpires—Smith and Gee, Strat- ford; time of game -,2 hours. -- KIRSCH -- VENETIAN BLINDS Custom -Made WE MEASURE FREE ESTIMATE -- ALSO -- Roller - Shades and Curtain and Drapery Hardware at MARTINS 36W .iorta BUY TODAY BUY NOW School Opens TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 ra The following list of Text Books will be used this term. Come in and get your supplies early and. avoid that SCHOOL MORNING RUSH. GRADE IX Living English Britain and the Empire General Math. Book 1 General Science Book 1 P. S. Geography Geography for Today, Africa, Australia and British Isles General Shopwork Poems Past and Present Romeo and Juliet The Moonstone Legends of Greece'and ,Rome Cower Primaire de Francais GRADE XI Ancient and Medieval History Elements of Physics Latin for Secondary Schools New Algebra for High Schools Learning to Write Junior Modern Essays Pride and Prejudice Disraeli Couer Moyen de Francais, Pt. 1 Livre de Lecture GRADE X Living English Building a Canadian Nation General Math. Book 2 General Science Book 2 Geography for Today, North and South America Cower Primaire de Francais Latin for Secondary Schools General Shopwork GRADE XII Modern History Modern Geometry Chemistry Latin Reader for High Schools Cours Moyen de Francais Pt. 1 Hamlet Shorter Poems Modern Prose David Copperfield Learning to Write Receuil de Lectures GRADE XIII Elements of Trigonometry and Statics Algebra Sr. Course David Copperfield Shorter Poems Models and Projects Longer Poems Cours Moyers Pt. 2 Short Stories and Essays Colomba - Merimee MCE WAN'S i • Lions Midgets Lose. Exhibition Game 9-7 Listowel 'Legion Midgets swept their two -game exhibition base- ball series with Clinton Lions Midgets, winning ithe 'first ait- Listowel 7-6 and the second at Clinton Tuesday evening, 9-7. The games acted as a tune-up for both teams before they enter the WOAA Midgt playdowns: If. they both survive their next rounds, they may meet later on.. Durst, a likely -locking south.- paw, outhpaw, twirled for the visitors, while Bob Carrick and Cam Maltby shored duties for Lions. Listowel 012 042-9 Clinton 000 331-7 Listowel Legion: Weber 2b, Mc- Creight as, White lb, Shelding c, Clelland 3b, Durst p, Kemp of, Brown rf, Jenkins If. Clinton' Lions:Maltby Cam Ma b Y ss Carrickalt P, of, Clare M b ss, fi Y 3b,Wilson of Pinch 1 0l- ss,Pn b, C quoun 2b, Nediger c, Cowan rf, Holmes If. . Umpires -Bill Cook, Clinton, at Plate; Jim Chowen,' Clinton, on bases, WINGHAM KIDS TRIM CLINTON PEEWEES 8-4 Clinton Shows absorbed their emend defeatof the season in the WOAA Peewee ` baseball series when they bowed to ' Wingham Lions here 8-4 Friday evening last in a group final match. The visitors got off to en early start and held their lead through- out. The Clinton youngsters could not seem to untangle them- stives, either at the,bat or in the field. Their only other defeat was a 4-3 .loss to. Goderich Lions earlier in the season. WINGHAM LIONS: Wayne c, Murray 3b, Biggs ss, Baker 2b, J. Fry. p, B. Fry lb, Bennett lf, Bain cf, Lockridge rf, Hayden rf. CLINTON . SHAWS: W. Carr- ick p, Denomme c, McKay rf, Hartley ss, Boyes 2b, Taylor lf, Fletcher lb, Garon 3b, Drennan cf. Wingham Lions ... 011 140 1-8 Clinton Shaws ... 003 000 1-4 Centralia RCAF Wins From Goderich 10-4 Centralia RCAF won the first game of best -in -three Huron - Perth Intermediate "B" final series, defeating Goderich Fly- ers at Exeter 10-4 Monday evening. Scheduled for last' evening at Goderich, the second game was postponed on account of wet grounds. It was a very close match until the Airmen sizzled in the eighth inning with seven runs. Batteries: Goderich — Mero, Faulkner and B. W'orsell; Cent- ralia—Button, Herman and Joe Hunter.. Umpires J. D, Thorndike, Clinton, at plate; E. J. de Beaupre, Clinton, on bases, CLINTON RCAF. SOFTBALLERS _ IN NEXT ROUND Clinton RCAF softball telam emerged victorious as group champions in their bout with Lucknow. The final game of the series was played in Lucknow on Monday evening with the Airmen winning by 10-3t RCAF previously had won three and lost one in a best -of -seven series, LUCKNOW: Andrew, Greer, McDonald, Chin, Greer, Chin, McIntyre, Cook, Hackett CLINTON RCAF: Goodhue, Isaenko, Theverkof, Madsen, Langois, Hanly, Coleman, Turn- bull. . The RCAF now goes into the semi-finels for the Western. On- tario A.A. GahmP i onshi the P with firstdune of the series at Keady (near Tara) Bruce County, to- night. Clinton Midgets Bow To Listowel Kids 7-6 Clinton Lions. Midgets journey„ ed to Listowel for an . exhibition baseball match with Listowel Legion Midgets Friday evening, and lost out 7-6. It was their first defeat of the season. Heavy hitters for Lions were Jack Wilson with a triple, and Cam 1Vlaltby with a double. Bob Carrick, Taylor and Jenkins sing- led. 1 For Listowel, McLaughlin fan- ned nine in four frames, and (White six in three .innings. Clinton Lions 201 003 0-6 5 4 i Listowel Legion 400 030 x-7 4 2 J. Wilson and Nediger; Mc- Laughlin, White and McCreight. Seaforth Voters Favor Community Centre By- a vote of 252 to 188, Sea - forth ratepayers recently approv- ed a proposal to raise $40,000 by town debenture issue toward the cost of a proposed $70,000' Mem- orial Community Centre. The turnout of 440 voters of the 591 ratepayers listed as eligible to cast ballots on the money by-law was considered an exceptionally heavy vote for a referendum conducted in the holiday season. It will require about one month Mayor Keating estimated, to take the necessary legal steps, and make necessary arrange- ments, to begin to put the will of the ratepayers, as expressed by yesterday's vote, into effect. If all goes well, however, the mayor said, it is conceivable that a start may be made this year on the actual building. It may be possible, he said, that the ex- cavation work can be done, and the foundation built, before mow flies, --o Colgate Clock in New York harbor, with en illuminated dial 38 feet in diameter, is the larg- est clock in the world. III!ii tlV D , S - s - s - h ! Keep It Under Your Hood That motor of yours should run so smoothly — so quietly, that you'd hardly know it's there. If this isn't the case, bring in your car and let us tune it back to a whisper. Fall motoring will be happy motoring. DRIVE IN TO -DAY! • • • • • Lorne Brown Motors Your Friendly GM Dealer PHONE 367W - - - CLINTON • Bere's a stove of modem design and with exceptional cooking capacity — at . really moderate price. The Findlay ''Vega" ha. an extra roomy firebox for better heating and quickbaidng. Can be obtained in three finishes. Come in and sae the modern features of this sladl•y Coal and Wood Rang. rt $102.50 FULL SUPPLY, of PIPES, DAMPERS ELBOWS, COLLAR'S, Etc. BUTTER -PERDUE L.aswwel yfls r lrst Final From Ayton 4-2 Londesboleo ti -A's . Trim Auburn, 21 -IC Canadian'Legion took the first game of a two -out -of- three game series; tfothe WO.AA Intermediate "B" baseball champ- when they defeated Ayton 4-2 at Listowel Monday night. Coach Johnny Bell of Listowel slammed out a triple in the first inning only to be ejected from the game a few minutes later by Umpire MVlcLellan for arguing when he was called out at the plate as he triedto score on a grounder. Ayton . 100 100 000-2 3 6 Lisfow�l "... 300 001 00x--4 5 4 Doe7.sant and.: Becker; Hutton and Scott. • ' (By Jack Webster) Londesboro B -A's and Auburn Intermediate Intermediate "C" 'team;'!played ac exhibition softball game in Au - 1,rurn last Thursday night wilt the result That the B -A's won 21 to 10. The B -A's got a three -run lead in the first inning and then kept adding to , it as the game wore on. Lee end Millar each contributed a homer to the B -A's cause. , Auburn used two pitchers, Wil- son and Arthur, while 'Moor went all the way for the B -A's, iW' M/.►►. •0"•~1IvINMII .4SIIN INKINN NNWI NVMNId./4NONA"$ 7 Win Prizes WIC o � n WEEKLY PRIZES for Men's and Ladies' 1 I High Singles during September Buy advance sale tickets here for Western Fair -3 for $1 i t Clinton Bowling Alley fi1 t N1rs1�Nlwwrli.....1ea...Hvw:.aver.w.aw MEN"A. _ . IN TED ' Both skilled and unskilled. Particularly young men desirous of learn- ing to be craftsmen in a highly specialized industry. Interested only in those who wish Per- manent employment. D. P. Emigrants welcome. APPLY TO: ; Sherlock -Manning Pianos Ltd. Clinton, Ont. I' ON SALE VALUES FOR SEPT. 2, 3 & 6 Campbell's MUSHROOM Talisman 3 FRUIT SOUP 2 tins .33cMARMALADE , . jar .25c Stokley's TOMATO Glen Valley JUICE, Ig. 48 -oz. tin, .21c TOMATOES . 2 tins .27c Konsert WAX ARROW BEANS 2 tins .19c : ',•' ,. PEAS, 2 tins .19c MEPHISTO - -i Sunny Spain SARDINES ' (` i ' • Broken OLIVES 2 tins .15c L. ,.....00="' 12 oz. jar .27c Supreme SWEET MAPLE LEAF TOUT S". ,' Smith's TOMATO 'PICKLES KETCHUP ,lar .23c 3 CAKES .25c bottle .21c No. 1 Cooking 344's Juicy Choice Stalks ONIONS ORANGES CELERY 10 lb bag 39c doz. 21c 2 for 29c SHEARING'S NEW MODERN SELF SERVE FOOD MARKET PHONE 48 - Free Delivery — CLINTON For School Dominion Fleetfoot DeLuxe Basketball Shoes, :\ lam (De • o ',. T 17.- �; oR � Sports Running Shoes cushioned sole, arch support, choice of Champ- ions ... pr..$5.95 at the Baseball Plaid Shirts, ea. $9.75 Shirts, ea. $7,95 11 Wool Shirts, ea. $7.75 Cloth Jackets, ea. $12.85 ea. $10.95 1949 For Cool Evenings Games, we have: Deacons' Kroy Wool I Deacons' Plaid Wool Ellwood Epps' Heavy coat style Deacons' Mens' Grenville Deacons' Men's Gatineau Gabardine Jackets ! New GUN LICENCES now available CLINTON 0044 E P is S] ONTARIO PHONE 42PORTING GOODS OF` QUALITY 'CLINTON