Clinton News-Record, 1947-07-31, Page 8FIAGM BIGHT
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THURSDAY., J.IILz• 31, 1i941r
Londesboro One Game Up
On Lucknow in Group Final
(By George W. Cowan)
Londesboro B -A team is one game
up on Lucknow in the WOAA group
5 final. Intermediate Football' series,
having defeated the '•Sepoy Town at
home by 11-7 Wednesday evening.
The series moves to Londesboro
for the second match Friday evening,
back again to Lucknow for the third
game Tuesday evening, August 5,
and then to Londesboro for the
fourth game Thursday evening, Aug-
ust 7.
In the group semi-final aeries,
"Lendesborn eliminated Blyth •in two
Straight matches—winning at Lon-
desboro by 6-2 . Thursday evening
last,and again -rat `Builth 11-1 Mon-
day evening.
Londesboro 5—Blyth 2
There was a verr good crowd in
attendance from both places, and
exciting,
the game was very fast and e x g,
being played in one hour and 15
minutes. Blyth opened the scoring
in the third inning when Johnston
singled and scored on a triple •by
Soars, but Londesboro tied it up: when
Midler tallied. In ,the fifth, Londes-
born counted twice when Lee and
Miller crossed' the plate on Tambiyn's
single. Sims •scored in the sixth
for Blyth, and in the last half, Leip-
er was ;safe on error and tallied on
Lee's single. In the seventh, ,Saund-
ercook knocked a homer, the best
hit of the gain.
Blyth 001 001 000--2.4 4
Londesboro 001 021 O1x-5.6 3
Line-up:
Blyth: ,Sims 28, May ss, Gray lb,
Tummy if, Doherty 3b, Watson c,
Thuel of, Johnston. 1f, Pollard p.
Londesboro: tA,rchambault c,; Leip-
er cf, ,Sbaundeicoek Lb, Shaddiek 38,
Tarns p, Lee 2b, Moller lf, Riley xf,
Tamblyn ss.
Umpires—J. Cavan and G. Cowan.
Londesboro 11—Blyth 1
,Londesboro made it two '"straight
in the senna -'final by beating ' Blybh
in Blyth Monday night 11-1, Walter
Tawas pitched a meat three -hitter for
the winners.
Tares' homer in the first with
Reaper Saundame* and Miller
aboard, gave Lomdesiiora a command-
ing lead. Two were added do the
second, Archambault and Tamblyn
crossing the .pan, and Tares •tallied
in the third after being safe on
error. Leiper scored on Sounder -
cock's, single in the fourth, and Lee
on Riley's single in the fifth. Shad -
dick singled and counted in the
seventh, 'and Leiner in the eighth.
Blyth got their only run in the
last of the eighth when Sims was
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Richwears Eliminated
By Centralia RCAF
Clinton • Richweass were eliminated
from the play-offs in the WOAA
;Senior "A" Fastball series by drop -
Ping two. games to Centralia RCAF.
They lost at home by 15;10 on Fri-
day evening last,, and again at Cen-
tralia by 10-7 Monday evening.
The "begs tried hard in bath
games buthadthe inevitable "bad
inning." •
Centralia RCAF 15—Clinton 10
Centralia 303 306 000-45 8 3
Clinton 013 000 510-10 14 5
;Centralia RCAF: Joudrey cf, Mn1-
ler ib, Sanderson lf, Yongec, Foster
3b, )osset rf, Rhode p, Hnrrbs 2b,
Ward es.
Clinton Richwears: Hardy p, Mc-
Pherson 3b, Cooper lf, K. Colquhoun
as, Bab ;Miller ef, Smith c, Taylor
2b, Hoy. rf, Ross p.
Centralia RCAF 10—Clinton 7
Centralia RCAF was extended to
the limit to take the game at Cen-
tralia Monday evening,, garnering
their winning margin in the last of
the seventh, after Clinton had tied
it up' in the first 100 ?f of the •7 13 seventh.
Clinton2—
Centralia 041 110 3-10 10 2
Clinker Rich-wears:Rich-wears:Han1ears. y p, 1U
Miller. c, Cutler -lb, p, K. Colguboun
ss, • Livermore .ef, McPherson 3b,
Taylor 2b, Hoy lf, Smith rf.
safe on error and scored on a wild
pitch.
Londesboro 421 110 130-11 13 4
Blyth 000 000 010— 1 3 5
Line-up:;
Londesboro: Leiper of, Tamblyn
ss, ,Saundercack 1b, Shadddick 38,
Miller lf, Tawas p, Lee 21), Riley rf,
Aix:bamboo.% c, Carter 2b.
Blyth: Sims 28, May If, Gray 1b,
Tunn:ey p, Thud" cf, Johnston rf,
Doherty 3b, Atkinson' ss, Watson c,
P)allard p.
Umpires—Cowan and Augustine.
North All -Stars Outhit
South and Win 9-4
The North Group of the Huron-
Perith Baseball League said it with
more hits and more runs as the
South Group team went down to a
9-4 defeat in the etmual Ali -Star
match at Hensall Thursday evening
last.
The bats of the winners proved
too mighty as they pounded out
eleven safe hits to five.• Seven of
these came from the bats of four
Clinton Colts; Bob Draper had a
double and two singles in four times
unanddrovein .two additional runs;
"Gus" Bonney, ,the sprightly catch-
er, ,smacked out a double and a
single in twice to the plate; and
Bent White ;and •Alut Woodcock had
one hit each. These Colts also tal-
lied five of the nine runs.
The remaining four !tits were
made by Jack Tudor, Bensall-Zurich,
Ted Hainstock, Clinton RCAF, Bob
Sadler, Staffa, and "Zeke" Philp,
Clinton RCAF.
Safe hits for the losers were by
Hall, Farrow, Renter, Robinson, and
Moore.
It was a lovely game of ball to
watch, and the large crowd of spec-
tators was well satisfied with the
show. A goodly sum of money was
raised for insured players. Big.
league style, there were an umpire
at the plate and every base. The
North used 15 players and the South
19, so a lot of players had a chance
to strut their stuff.
North Group . 005 031 00-9 11 3
South Group 130 000 00-4 5 1
NORTH GROUP: White, Clinton
Obits, ss; Tudor, Henson -Zurich, ef;
Draper, Clinton Colts, rf; Philp,
Clinton :RCAF, lf; ,Smith, Clinton
RCAF, 1f; Balfour, Staffs, es;
Powell, .Mmtehell, e; Bouesey, Clinton
Colts, c; Glenn, Hensall-Zurich, lb;
Latn•in, Clinton RCAF, 1b; Wood-
cock, Clinton Codas, 3b; Gatenby,
Mitchell, p; Hainstock, Clanton
RCAF, p; •Sadler, Staff a, to; Joynt,
Hensall-Zurich, p.
'SOUTH GROUP: Hall, St. Marys,
38; Block, St. Marys, 38; Grasby,
St. Marys, 38; 'Smith, Exeter, c;
Kleinsteuber,- Dashwood, c.; J. Noble,
,St. Marys, e; Farrow. Centralia
RCAF, cf; Reiner, Centralia RCAF,
lb; V. Noble, St. ,Marys, lb; Horn;
Centralia RCAF, 2b; Coleman, 2b;
McDougalI, tf; Phillips., Centralia
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Moore, Exeter, •p (211., innings);
Heideman, Dashwood, (2 2/3 „in-
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Games °Scheduled
In Coming Week
HURON PERTH BASEBALL
(6.30 p.m. sharp)
Thursday, July 31—Staffa at Glin
ton Colts.
Friday, August 1—Clinton Colts at
Clinton ROAF
Friday,: August -1 Stara vs.
H-en'sall-Zurich at Iiensall
Tuesday, August 5 Mitchell at
,Clinton Celts
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MIDGET -JUVENILE
(6.30 p.sn. sharp)
Thursday, July 31—,Exeter Juveniles
ys. Hensall-Zurieh Juveniles ' at
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Friday, August 1 — Hensall-Zurich
Juveniles at Clinton Dons Mid-
gets.
Tuesday, August 5— Hensall-Zurich;
Juveniles at Exeter Juveniles
Friday August. 8—Eketer Juveniles
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WOAA FASTBALL
(Group 5, Intermediate Play-off)
Friday, August -1 :Lucknow at Lon-
desboro
Tuesday, .Augivsit 5— Londesboro at
Lueknow
Thursday, 'August 7 — Lucknow et
Londesboro
If a fifth game is necessary, date
and place will ,be deeided later. •
WOAA FASTBALL
Thursday, July 31 — Clinton Rich -
wears at Wingham Hurons. 1
innings).
Umpires — Thorndike, Clinton, at.
plate; ,Schenk, •Chedirtan, at first
base; Sohdibe, Zurich, •,at •second base;
LeRoy O'Brien, Zurich, at third base.
Colts Shut Out Hensall
Three Hits Allowed
Clinton Colts gave Hensall-Zurich
their worst ,trimming of the yeas,
defeating the visitors 9-0 in •a Huron -
Perth Baseball League matoh here
Tuesday evening before a large
crowd.
Boob 'Carrick' lei • ,the . visitors down
with two safe ,hits im seven innings,
and Gorol ,Stock allowed ane 3n two
innings. However, Carrick walked
Hive baibters and hit three, while
;Stcek walked two. ,Carrirk fanned
mine and'Stock-two. Bruee Glenn,
for the losers, 'allowed: 1,2 hits, struck
out five, and walked three.
Booming bats again won for the
,Colts, bat they backed this pedal,
nuance up with •a shut -out pea -for -
mance in the field. Carrick had three
safeties, and White, MacDonald and
03,aa'tliff two each, 'Vegans, Colqu-
hour and Glew getting the remaiin.d-
er Joint ,had two hits and Horton
one.
Colts nipped a Hensall rally in. the.
first of the eighth with a snatPy
double ,play. Jowl; was on first, after
singling, when Moir reit to Doug
Barbliff, who stepped on ,second base
to get Jolylat, and then•,threw to
first ,to catch Nor.
The winners got off to a big•start
in the last of the first; with live
runs •on three safe ,bits and lour er-
rors. 14 was a lead the visitors
never did 'come close to overcoming.
id,omsall-Zurch 0001 000 000-0 3'7
Clinton Colts 511 001 10z--=9 12 3
Hensall Zurich: Horton e. Corbett -:
Ilf., Chipahase ss, Tudor lib, Liable rf,
Glenn p, Joynt 'cf, Moir 31b, Rosy -
chunk 8b, Hittites (batted for Horton
in ninth).
Clinton Colts: White 2b, Hawkins
2b MacDonald lb, Nuirians lf, Glraw
df Drapes ef, IMd;!ler t, Woodcock JJ
3b col!guhoun c, Bamtlii as, Ctyrrick {'
p, Stock la. II
Umpires — ',Shchilbe, Zvnleh, at'
(plate; Len. O'Brien, Zurich, on bases.
Results of Games
In Past: Week
HURON -PERTH BASEBALL
(OBA Intermediate "C")
(Up to and including July 30)
North Group Won Lost Tied P.C.
Clinton Colts' . 9 0 2 1,000
Hensall-Zurich . 5 • 4 1 .556
Staffa . . 5 5 2 .500
Clinton RCAF . 2 6 3 .250
Mitchell . . . . 1 7 0 .125
SlIaffa 1d- othaon .RCAF 5
mama ROMP 5—iSitafifa 4
Clinton Colts - 9 — Hensall-Zunioh 0
EXHIBITION BASEBALL
Huron -Perth North Group Ali -,Stars
9—.South Group 4
CQtiniton Colts (Huron -Perth) 3: —
Croderie'h Flyert (WOAA) 2
(Game 'called end of fourth inning)
WOAA FASTBALL
(Up to and including July 30)
Senior "A" ' Won Lost P.C.
Wingham 10 4 .714
Seafonth .... ...11 5 .688
Goderich . ... . 6 4 .600
Centralia . 5 8 .385
Clinton . 1 12 .097
(Senior "A")
Centralia RCM'' 15— ,Clinton Rioh-
:wears 10
Wingham Indians 9—+God'erioh 2
Centralia RCAF 11— Clinton Rich -
wears 7
(Intermediate "B")
Group 5 Semi -Finals
Londesboro 5•—Hlytb 2
Londesboro 11—,Blyth 1
(Londesboro wins in two straight)
Finals
Londesboro 11—Ltselmuow 7
(July 30 ,at Lucknow)
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