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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1946-07-04, Page 8PAGE ELGH'r CLINTON NlEWS-RECORD THIJILSTYA,Y, .TUI0Y 4, 1944t, -P-0 R -T R. AND C. S. ON TOP AFTER 4-2 VICTORY OVER ST. MARYS The lads from R. and C. S. are now ion the top of the heap in the WOAA intermediate baseball standing, foll- owing their 4-2 victory over St. Marys at St. Marys Saturday. Feature of the match was •a fistic battle royal in the last of the eighth when Manager Bob Huson and First Baseman Ed. Muir of R. and C. S., and Martin and Mahoney of St. Marys were banned from the game. It was a close game with only four' safe hits a side, Pitcher Ron Wilson getting two, and Walsh and Evans one each for the winners. Batteries: Wilson and Walsh; Gra- ham and Bradley. R. and 0, tS. 000 121 1000-4 4 5 •St. Marys .,000 200 000-2 4 4 Winery: Errors — Muir 2, Wilson, Red, Monteith, Blaclunan 2, Oliver, Hall; two base hits -- Wilson2, Martin Sacrifices --Monteith, Maier; Stolen bases — Ringuette, Evans, Oliver, Colts Take Auburn -Blyth In Exhibition Match In an exhibition intermediate base- ball match in Community Park, Clin- ton, on the morning of Dominion Daiy Clinton Colts defeated Auburn -Sly -0i Combines 11-4, after spotting the visitors two runs in the first stanza. Batteries: Anburn-Blyth — Chal- mers and Wilson; Clinton — Vander burgh, MacDonald and L. Colquhoun, Neilans. Umpires — William Craig, Auburn at plate: J. D. Thorndike, Clinton, on bases. Bradley; Double plays — Wilson to Muir, S'cott to Muir; Walks — Wilson 3, Graham 2; Strike outs — Wilson 13, Graham 11; 'rime of Game — 2.30 Umpires Endes, R and C. S. Exeter defeated Lucan 6-5 in a Huron Perth Baseball League game at Exeter Tuesday night when they came from behind to count three runs in the third and two in the seventh to seal the verdict. Picnic Hints — for — "THE GOOD OLD SUMMER TIME" Paper Plates doz. 15c Paper Fork and Spoon Sets ... 10c Paper Table Napkins 15c Dixie Cups doz. 15c Bathing Caps 50c Sun Glasses 20c to 75c KIDDIES' PLAYTHINGS Inflated Rubber Balls 39c Sand Pails and Shovels 25e and 39c McEWAN'S OFTEN THE CHEAPEST ALWAYS THE BEST WE SALUTE THE CANADIAN FARMER FOR A GRAND JOB WELL DONE COLUMBIA RECORDS Many in Stock • from 65 cents Buoy -o -boy Safety Floats $1.25, $1.85, $2.50 Casting Rods, Good Assortment from $7.50 Addison and Sparton Radio $36.95 to $66.95 Fishing Tackle, fair stock tetwooce E rips] WON 0 T A trl SPORTING GOODS ftF QUALITY 1 • Y. Y. • • Johnson's Quality Groceries / PRESERVING TIME -ertO"" 27c2 for 53c PAROWAX 15c Rubber (red) RINGS 4 for 25c Zinc Rings 1 doz. 27C Certo Crystals 2 for 29c Quart and Pint ' SEALERS 99c and $1.19 Fly-Tox 24c, 43c, 73c Shell-Tox 25c, 49c R: POST' Grape Nuts Flakes 2-2 RUSSEL'S9 t Maple Butter 49c '5 141cLARENtS IX 'Clopped Olives ...,.. 35d i Snack -Sacks 2 for 19c I HEINZ PREPARED Mustard 10c r.f JUTIAND 4 Sardines 2 for 23c ? Tree Sweet Lemon Juice 2 for 27c Orange's 392's 25c doz 2 doz. 49c Freshies Orange, Lemon, Lime, 5c pkg. PROMPT COURTEOUS DELIVERY—Phone • 286 THE SEASON IS HERE FOR Men's Straw Hats Cool, Comfortable and Becoming — in — Sand, ‘Pearl and Gray Priced at $1.50 t $2.50— All sizes in stock, 6% to 7q Davis & Herman CUSTOM TAILORS Be Measured by, a Tailor ‘1.1~•~•~•~1.41 -Home Games - In Coming Week July 5 — Mitchell at Clinton — termediate baseball July 8 -- Clinton at Hensall — inter mediate baseball Jab,: 8 — Westfield at Goderich Twa• men:',s softball. July 8 — Clinton at Goderich Twp. — ladies' Softball. July 9 — Wingham at R. and C. S. — men's softball. . July 9 — Londesboro at Auburn — men's Softball Julq 10 -- Goderich at :Auburn - men's Softball July 11 — Goderich at R. and C: S. — men's 'Softball July 11 — Goderich Twp. at Londes- boro — men's Softball — July 11 Walton at Clinton -- ladies' Softball July 12 — R. and C. S. vs. Auburn - Blyth (at Blyth) — inter- mediate baseball, RICHWEARS EARN 32-5 DECISION OVER R. and C. S. Clinton Richwears (they used to be the Orphans) hung up some sort of a record in a WOAA senior softball match in, Community Park, Clinton, Tuesday evening, when they banged three R. and O. S. hurlers for 25 safe hits, four of them homers, and knock. ed out a 82-5 decision. Fred MacDonald, 'Clinton first base man, smashed out no less than three homers in a row the first with the bases full and the third with two on the .paths. Ile had five safe hits in seven official times at bat. Gordon Ross, Richwear twirler, also had five safaliies In eight trips, and "Sticker' Gletv font- in eight. Crew had three hits for the losers. Batteries: Crew, Lavine, Graham and HalliWill; Ross and Cooper. Score by Innings: R. and C. S. 000 100 121— 5 11 15 Clinton 3 10 1 514 44x-42 25 7 Two base hits F. Taylor 2, RosS, Cooper; home runs — Halliwill, Glew MacDonald 3; stolen bases — Rani - will, Vanderburgh; left on bases — R. and 0. S. 10, Clinton 10; bases on balls — off Crew 2, off Lavine 2, off Graham 1, off Rosa; struck out — by Crew,one in four innings; by i Lavine two n three innings; by Ross 11; Passed balls — Halliwill 3; Coop- er 2; wild pitches — Ross 2; time of game — 1.35; umpires — Eades, R. and C. S. at plate; W. Fulford, Clint- on, on bases. • NEAR 'MUT-OUT 13Y GORDON STOCK IN MITCHELL GAME Emerging from several years' re- tirement, Gordon Stock, Holmesville's contribution to Clinton Colts, deserv- ed a shut -out and almost got one as he pitched the local team to a 11-1 victory in a Huron -Perth Baseball League fixture at Miethell Friday evening last. Here's how close to a shut -out Gordon was. There were two out in the last of the ninth and two runners on the hasea Up comes to bat "Izzy" Powell, a Clinton boy who is catching for Mitchel/. "Izzy" knocked a Texas leaguer to Centre and the Mitchell runner (also 'Stock by name) raged for home. "Stioker" (Dew threw to the plate to catch Stock, but catcher Laurie Colquhoun dropped the • ball. 11116 eXt batter WAS Out at first to end the game. The Colts have been a good offens- ive team all season but not so good defensively. At Mitchell, they chew- ed the best defensive ball yet display- ed with only one error and that a minor one. Every player on the Clinton team had one or more safe hits, Bert White being top man with three and also two runs. It also was noteworthy that every, player on the Mitchell team had at leash one put out to his credit, 130X SCORE Mitchell AB R 14 PO A E Kenny 2b. 4 0 2 3 2 2 'Sadler ss • 4 0 0 2 3 0 Brown, P. • • • • .. 4 0 0 1 2 0 Smith lb. .... „ 4 0 1 '1, 0 1 Stock, cf. . , .. 4 1 1 5 1 1 Gatenby, 31t. .. 4 0 0 2 0 1 Deering, lf..... .. 3 0 1 3 1 3 Powell, c. .. 4 0 1 3 2 1 Clark, rf. .. 4 0 1 1 0 0 MEN'S OVERALLS, Big B. Brand $1.75 Men's Balbriggan UNDERWEAR, per garment .75 Boy's Balbriggan UNDERWEAR, per garment .50 BOY'S JERSEYS .50 BROWN'S (One door north of the Royal Bank), CCI Cadets at Ipperwash Clinton 'Collegiate Institute Cadet Corps is represented by six cadets of the 765 from Western Ontario at the Cadet Camp at Ipperwash on Lake Huron, south of Grand Bend, last week and this. For purposes of camp or- ganization, Clinton, Stratford and Mitchell cadets are grolmed together in Baker 'Company under Capt. T. F. McGrossan, London, training officer of the Elgin Regiment. oatory-In — (left to right) — front row David Sperling, Jack Rozell; back row — William Lennon, Jack Petrie, 'Stanley Falconer. Absent — Fred Thorndike. , 35 1 7 27 11 9 Clinton Colts AB R 14 PO A E Miller, lf. . 6 0 1 2 0 0 Bartliff, 2b. .6 1 2 4 0 Hawkins, lb. .. 5 1 1 12 0 0 White, ,ss. .. 5 2 3 2 40 Glew, cf. ...... 5 1 1 1 0 0 L. Colquhoun, c. .. 5 3 2 6 0 0 11 Colquhoun 3b. .. 5 1 1 0 1 1 Neilans, rf. 3 1 1 0 0 0 . Schoenhals, rf. . 2 1 2 0 0 0 Stock, p. 4 0 2 02 0 Juveniles Split Even In Brace of Games 'Clinton Lions Juveniles split two games this week, losing at Goderich Tuesday evening by 13-5 and winning at Mitchell Wed. evening by 11-5. In each case, they were short the serv- ices of their regular catcher, Hanly, who was injured in an athletic meet at Guelph Saturday. 1.4 Goderich, the locals were forced to default the game before it started as they had not enough players and found it necessary to use Laurie Col- quhoun of the Colts behind the plate. Line-up: Garon if, Matthews lb, R. Miller 3b, L. Colquhoun c, C. Hanly ss, R. 'Oolquhoun 2b, Grealis rf, D. Miller of, Johnson y. 46 11 16 27 10 1 Score by innings: Clinton 120. 010 025-11 16 3 Mitchell 000 000 001— 1 7 9 Two -base hits — Eartliff, Schoen- hnls; stolen bases — L. Colquhoun, Kenny; left on bases — Clinton 9, IVItchell 8; bases on balls — off Stock (Deering) off Sadler (Stock); struck out -- Stock 6, Brown, two in two innings, Sadler, one in seven innings; missed ball — Powell; double play— Kenny to Smith; time of game — 1.48; Umpires — ,Gatenby, iWitcheii at plate; E. Fulford, Clinton, on bases BIG CLEARANCE SALE OF BOXED PLANTS — at 4-L. Cuninghame Glieenbouses Here is your chance to fill your garden BUY A BOX AT THE REGULAR PRICE-25c—AND GET ONE BOX FREE Alyssum, Petunias, Lobelia, Cosmos, Candulas, Tagetes, Snapdragon, Asters, Nemesia, Ageratum, and Celery. sow .Dnisor FRO1VI THE BEDS Tomato and Cabbage Plants 15c a doz. No Delivery of Sale Plants F.R. CUNINGHAME FLORIST Member .Florist Telegraph Delivery Association Phone 176 , Clinton 23-24 BaittlatOd.ct-, by HAVE 111 The newly organized Ladies' Bowl- ing Club held its first mixed jitney with 34 inentbers in play last Wednes- day evening. John Shider won the top gents' prize; Mrs. (Nurse) Mur- ray and Miss Eileen Sutter vied for top ladies' prizb; Miss Sutter won the draw and the nylons. C. Draper and ,G. Bezell travelled to the tournament in Eketer Friday evening and won the third prizes, each bringing home a lovely lanm ,Clinton Club had three entries at the Goderich mixed trebles tourna- ment on Dominion Day. The team of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rosen, skipped by "Cap" Cook, took fifth prizes, each ieceiving a hanging rose bowl. Clinton also had a team playing in London at the Elmwood Anual Dom- inion Day Tournament, If anyone has 'bowls they would lend, please contact some of the members of the Ladies' Bowling Club. This would be very much appreciated as bowls are not procuraible at the pre- sent. Hensall's Sixth in Row By Trimming Zurich Hensall chalked up their sixth str- aight victory in the Huron -Perth "B" baseball group when they defeated Zurich 11-6 at Hensel]. Tuesday night. Hensall115 040 0-41 13 2 Zurich .. 001 030 2— 6 b 2 Houghton, Tudor and Kerslake; Ileidenan and Youngblut. Umpires —J. D. Thorndike, Clint- on, at plate; A. Kennedy, Clinton, on bases. At Mitchell, T'Izzy" Powell, former Glintonian, caught. Line-up: Caron lf, Grealis lf, Matthews ss, C. Hanly ss, Johnson lb, Kennedy p, R. Miller 3b, D. Miller cf; 11. 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Johnson who, lives on' Highway No., 8 near Holmesvillet formed The NEWS-REGGBD that she had picked the first rine tomato from' her vines on Saturday last. She had planted the seed in the house early 40. the spring and had set the plants out. asearly as she could without danger of frost. She said this had been the earliest she had grown tomatoes. Aluminum is present in all grains. vegetables and fruit, and in milk: eggs, meats and drinking water. WEEKEND VALUES at .your Red & White Store KELLOGGS All- Bran lg. pgg. 23c EnTil,oGGug All -Wheat 2 pkgs. 23c . i ' HEINZ 57 Sauce 23c SWEET 1VIUSTARD .. Dressing Jar 15c moyEas alum, Onions Jar 15c GOLDEN" SPRAY Cheese Cheese 1/2 lb. pkg. 19c CAKE t'e GARDEN FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES TOMATOES CUKES LETTUCE RCAtrinas CABBAGE ! CALIFORNIA.r TA JUICY 360's Cauliflower LEMONS 6 fI go Gr. 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