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Clinton News-Record, 1947-08-14, Page 8PAGE EIGHT L 1NTON NEWS -RECORD DIES IN TORONTO' GOIDELRICH-The funeral of Mrs, • Elgin Tom took palace froni the I3rophey funeral home .August 11. She died in Toronto August 8. She Was ;,the former Margaret Carnec'han Diekson, daughter of the Mate 1VIt', and SVlrs. James Dickson, and was bon 96 year ago in Goderich. Her husbandwas for many year public school, inspected• for West Huron, re- siding here: He died in '1930, and shortly ' afterward Mrs. Tom moved to 'Toronto. WARRENS LOSE MOTHER The popular hockey -playing Warren twins of Goderich—Harold and Dos - as well as their •father, have the sym— pathy, of all sport fans in this district in the death of their mother Wednes- day. . 0 HAND CAUGHT IN SAW EXE!1ER--Creorge Rador, 16, was admitted to Victoria Hospital, Lon- don, suffering a mangled left hand received _when it 'wee caught in a power saw. 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Games Scheduled hi Coming Week HURON -PERTH BASEBALLi (D.B.A. Intermediate "C") North Group Play-offs Monday, Aug, 18-Staffa (3M place) at Clinton Colts (1st place); Olin ton R'CAF or Mitchell (either 4th place) at Renate (2nd place). Wednesday, Aug. 20 --Clinton Colts at Staffs; Hensall at Mitchell or Clinton RCAF. T'rlday, Aug. 521 -(third game if net essary)--Olinton Colts at Staffa (Clinton lost toss); Hensen vsF Mitchell or Clinton RCA (grounds to be decided). ' Results of Games In Past Week HURON -PERTH BASEBALL (0.B.A. intermediate "C") (Up to and including August 12) North Group Won Bost Tied P.C. Clinton Colts "... 13 0 2 1,000 Heiman—Zurich., 8 5 1 .915 Staffa .. 5 8 Z .385 Mitchelb ,.. 4 10 0 .286 Clinton RCAF . 3 10 3 .231 Hensall-Zurieh....,7 Mitchell . , "5 Mitchell.. ,........ 6 Clinton RCAF 3 (ROAF protested, claisniilg Mitchell used a player named "Turner" under the name of "Meyers." • Clinton Colts,'., 3-Hensall Zurich 2 Mitehell 6 'Staffs 0 Mitchell at Clinton Colts, Aug, 14—, postponed; rain. St. Marys • 9 Dashwood , , . 0' St. Marys—. -.. .19 Exeter 6 HURON -PERTH Midget -Juvenile Exeter Juveniles 16—Clinton Mid- gets 3. St. Marys Juveniles 6—Zurich Juven- iles 2,. Zurich Juveniles 20—Exeter 6. W.O.A.A, BASEBALL Auburn 8--1Teeswater 1 Goderich 7 -Auburn 3 Goderich Jrs. 9 --Elora Jre, 8 Goderich Midgets 6—Formosa 1 W.O.A.A. FASTBALL Round Robin—Up to and including August 12) Won Lost Tied Pts. Wingham ,,...,. 3 1 1 7 Seaforth .,,,.,... 2 2 1 5 Goderich Centralia Centralia Seaforth 2 2 0 4 1 s 0 2 4 Wingham . , .. 3 8 Wingliani .., 8 Wingham ...... ..11 Sea2orth .. 6 Goderich l0 Centralia .. , . 7 Seaforth 17 Centralia , , . 11 GAMES SCH,EDUIIED Aug, 15—Centralia -at Wingham; Goderich at Seaforth. Aug. 18—Goderich at Centralia, CLINTON MIDGETS LOSE TO EXETER With three regular players away with the band at a tattoo in St. Thomas, Clinton Lions Midgets put up a courageous fight against Exeter Liens. Juveniles in a Huron -Perth Baseball League group match in Com- munity Park here Friday evening last, but lost to an older group of boys by 16-3, The kids staged a gallant battle against odds, and held the visitors io a 2-1 score until the fifth when nine runs were shoved across Young Jack Wilson, was on the mound for the Midgets and showed promise of developing into a good slab artist. Fle allowed only six safe hits, but his support fell away badly when most needed„ however, The Lions were a little light in hitting, :banging out only three, including a double by Grealis. Exeter Juveniles .. 101 092 3-16 6 Clinton Midgets , 100 011 0-3 3 7 Line-up: Clinton Lions 'Midgets Howard Grealis lb, Alex Wilson 3b, Francis Denomme ss, Jaek Wilson p, ,Olarence Deuomane 1f, Bill Nediger cf., Bob MacGregor 0; Clare Maltby Sb Dick Steep rf. Umpires -Art Woodcock„ Clinton, at plate; McDonald;, Clinton, on 'bas-l- es. as-les. 1!? COLTS CAPTURE 13TH OF SEASON BEAT HENSALL 3-2 'Clinton Colts spotted. IlensalbZur- ich Combines a brace ofrune in the first inning on two safe hits and an error, but kicked, through in the last half of the Seventh to squeeze through with a 3 -2 -victory in a Huron -Perth Baseball League group match in Oom- munity Park Monday evening,. It was a Rice, tight game of ball, with both hits and errors • on the shy side, and the Marge crowd In attend• ince really enjoyed it, although they did not like the late start nor the early ending. Chief feaase was that one of the stands gave way, catapulting •probab- ly 100 ,fans to the ground. A' story of this unfortunate accident is pebiish- ed elsewhere inthis issue. Gordon Stock 'twirled throughout for' the winners, allowing only, three safe hits in seven frames. Kipfer was in good form on the Hensail mound and kept the heavy' -hitting Colts down to eight safeties, three of them being bunched in the last of the seveatlt when the game was won and lost, The visitors counted, twice in the first inning. Ironton singled,; Chip chase singled, and -C, Joynt was safe on a alelclet's choice, .Horton being forced at second. Tudor was safe on error and two runs scored, •Glenn forced Tudor at second, and D, foynt. fanned. In the last of the third, 2artiiff pol- ed out one to Mickie in left held and Stock popped to D. Joynt et third. MacDonald and White each singled. Neilans was hit by pitcher, and Draper walked., forcing ill 'Mannon aid. G1ew popped to second. Colts won the. match in the last of hte seventh. Woodcock lined to Chip - chase. Bartliff singled to left and stole ,second. Hawkins, pinch-hitting for Stock, banged a lusty double to centre, scoring Bartliff to tie the game, and then romped home oe Fred MacDonald's double to, centre. The game was called at this point with one out and one en base. Best fielding plays of the"game -were Neilans' running catch of a long foul fly to left Held or Jszck Tudor's bat in the sixth, and a smart double play to nip a Hensail rally in the seventh —Bartliff to White to MacDonald, Line-up: Siensali-Zurich—Horton c, Chip- chase 2b, C. Joyut of, Tudor se, Glenn lb, D. Tent ef, Weide 1f, Sangster CLINTON AIRMAN DROP TWO GAMES TO MITCHELL :NINE Clinton RCA•1• dropped two very valuable games fn the Huron -Perth Baseball League intermediate "C" series to Mitchell during the past week, the first at the School on Thurs- day evening - last by 13-8, and the second at Mitchell Mondayevening by 6-3. Doug Thorndike; behind the plate, and Norman Livermore, on bases, both of Clinton, handled both games satisfactorily. - Mitchell 13 -RCAF 8 Top feature of the 13-8 loss at the Radar School diamond Friday even. ing was- outfielder Smith's homer, triple and single in three times up, While Bernie Laurin and "Zeke" Philp earl' had two safeties. More/my twill- ed the first three innings.for'the Air- men, Hainstock relieving him in the fourth, Only six innings were played on account of 'Mitchell's elate arrival. Mitchell 061 420-13 15 2 Clinton ROAF. - , , 023 021-8 11 2 Line-up: ylitehell—Clarle rf, Brown, l8, Bob Gatenby ss,: Powell c, Stock 2b,Smith 1b, Walther 3b, Walters of, Bill' Gat- enby p. Clinton RCAiF=F,vans ss, Smile rf, Laurin lb, Philp cf, Kipp 1f, Walsh 2b, Henshaw '3b, Smith 'If, cf, Girottc c, Morency. p, Hainstock 'p, Mitchell 5—RCAF 3 The Airmen blow a three.run lead, which they held until the fifth, in the game at Mitchell Monday evening. The winners bunched hits for two runs in the -fifth, one in the sixtb, and two extra counters in the last of the soventh. It was a tidy, game of ball, Smith and 'Mommy with one run in in the seventh for RCAF, and Gaten- by brothers for iMlitchell, being the .opposing hurlers. Evans and Smale each had a sin- gle for ROAF, and Philp a triple. Clinton RCAF ..... 210'000 0-3 7 1 Mitchell .. , ....... , , 000m. S-5 7 1 Line-up;' Clinton RCAF—Evans 4, Smale rf, Philp of, Laurin 1b, Logan •o, Hen- shaw -3b, Hainstock 18, Kipp If, Walsh rf, Kipfer p. Clinton Colts --MacDonald ib, White 2b, i ieilans lf, Draper of, Glew rf, Miller rf, Boussey e, Woodcock 32, Bartliff ss, Stock p. Hensall-Zurich , 200 000 0-2 3 0 Clinton Colts 001 000 3-3 8 2 rwariv+s+•w• WANTED! * * * Four or more CHESTERFIELD SUITES to be re -upholstered or modernized WIDE SELECTION OIC COVERS JACK'S UPHOLSTERING W. L. MOORE, Proprietor WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED Huron and Orange Sts. Clinton — PHONE 62 rtati arv.d imilimilatifainnt tsiiinimin tisiisraiii luunluemallin11101111llul11mrllusmrlul w a a 1 STANLEY TOWNSHIP Misses Audrey and Thelma Baird and Donna Taylor spent a few days, in Bellgvzuve with Miss 16. McCienagh- 00. Mr. ,and. Mas. Fred Robinson have returned to Toronto after spending two weeks with Mr, and 1VV);rw. Goldie. Gra'haan, Mrs. George A. Baird! and grand.. daughter, Carol Jean Klinkhamer•, Detroit, are visiting at the home of George Baud and .other friends It. Woods and iidr. and Mas. Lorne Woods 'and Donna and SOiss Charlotte Johnson, St. Helens spentSunday with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Earl, Ctraig,'Stratford, visited over the weekend with 'Mr. and Mas. Walter Baird, TUCIERSMITI Tuckeaamith Ladies' Club has in- vited .the Woman's Associations of Bru e6ieid, EganondlvRe and Const- ance to a aneebing ,in Turner's Clhurck on Wednesday, August 20, at 2 p.m, Rev. Reba Hearn vial be the guest speaker, Tuekersdnitin Ladies' Club held their August rrieotiang at the home of Mrs. Edwin. Johns, Searforth, with 14 rnemhors, 10 visitors and 7 children present. ',Several items of business were dismissed, Miss Helen Rogerson and Miss • Betty. Johns each flavored us with Instrumentals. als. The President moved a vote of thanks to Mrs. Fear and Mas, Johns for opening up their homes and mak- ing it passible for the Club 'ta have a meeting dun:i ng the two busy months, Tote e'enainder of the after- noon was spent on tithe lawn 'where a lovely lunch was nerved: 1 1 The Fish are Biting Catch Yours with the Famous ARBOGAST LURES HAWAIIAN WRIGGLERS, all types ....... each $1.20 ill HULA. DANCERS catch $1.30 ae r+w • • Q SPECIAL LEVEL WIND CASTING REELS Reg. $12.50... NOW $9.95 • • • SEE THE NIflW JUNIOR BICYCLE Now on Display $19.95 C4I NTbN _, r i BlGvooa� E P P S °RINGOODS OE "AI.,ITY� alp �' PHONE X12SP1G CLINTON 2111111111111110111111110111111111111111111111111111111111111I111111111IIr1110111m110111011111111MIUY1111011IMI1I1111Il 21 21 STOCK UP AND SAVE MONEY SEEDLESS TOMATO RAISINS SOUP2lbs.35e IBEINZ 'tile 1 THIS WEEKEND TOMATO o.ra Kidney BEANS Oti inn 16e »BWKIST WAXED ARROW BEANS PEAS 2 this 29c lin 10e. AYLMER -Grape JUICE Bottle 21e RALPH'S FIG COOKIES ib. 29e TOMATOES CELERY I.NIAGARA Tonna;to JUICE 20 OZ. tin 10e STATE PAIR. Cuts ASPARAGUS 20 oz. lin 19c GlAi'Li( Rt i'1' J1JIOE 3 CAKES 200 20 ox. tin 100 C.ALEF'OOtNIA JUICY 3d4's A'PI'LPS Oranges 2 doz. 45c .nIl8LONs L CL"l•I'iJCE CALIFORNIA CHOICE 129's itAmsmas Grapefruit 5 for 23c SHEARING'S LEMONS PEACHES' BANANAS FOR FOODS OP NNE QUALITY Phone 48 — FREE DELIVERY — Clinton ITIUi3St A,Y; AUGUST 14, 194"f: 2b, Smith p„Morency p. AUBURN BEATS TOWNstiiP 2Viltchell-Clarke rf; Myers ef, Bob Gatenby so, Powell c, stock 2b, Smith Auburn girls' softball team defeated: 1'4, WIaithers 3b, Bili Gatenby p, Wal-,Goderieb Townahip girls' sofitbail team fere 18, by au undlvulged score. all//ll/11/la/ ■ ///A'�i1Fl�'///j01�j�// ®11///a://E///sem ! 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