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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1948-09-03, Page 5• is i�. • SUNDAY. YON '' - - 12,05 A.M. GKNX Ranch' Bays CASH DOOR.:PRIZE'. DANCING •' EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT 9.30 to 12.80, with the Ranch: Boys DANCING. EVERY SATURDAY --'-' 9,12 with music 'by Johnnie Petrie and His Old'. Tymers. '. Admission 50e BARCLAY SQUARE STRATFORD aloollftaloarsomalunamaimaamamal NIEFIT'USEBALL Recreation Grounds, Seaforth TUESDAY, SEPT. 7th - at 6.15 p.m., Sharp In this, the first in many years in which there has been Hardball in Seaforth, the Red Sox did a grand job. Now that the season is over, it is found that expenses were higher than anticipated., so in order to close the season with everything paid up, an outstand- ing and spectacular Benefit Game has been arranged between SEAFORTH RED SOX ' (W.O.B.A. Juvenile Team) and SEAFORTH OLD STARS (17 - All Old Stars - 17) ADMISSION - 35 CENTS Tickets may be obtained from members of the team or at the gate i FESS OIL BURNERS - SPECIAL PRICE - We have two Fess Oil Burners to fit your furnace, and will install at special discount prices. Seaforth Motors Phone 141 •• • Seaforth Protection for those closest to all of us is a common concern. Natural in- stincts spur one's efforts to provide this protection. Protection ' for the assets of your estate is a s s ur e d by appointing The Canada Trust Company as your executor - thereby pro- viding wise management through experience and group judgment. - _John D. Wilson, Trust Officer, who is in Seaforth .and district from time to time, will be pleased to .discuss our services with you upon request. CANADATRUpSany ComT Main Branch: Dundas and Clarence - London, Ontario McKillop School Fair All Ten Schools Competing AT S. S. NO. 6, McKILLOP (21/2 Miles East of Winthrop) Wednesday, Sept. 8 } Public Address System on Grounds Bxodhagen Brass Band Highland Piper BIG PARADE OF SCHOOL CHILDREN 4., of 10 Schools -all in costumes -at 1 p.m. Maggie and Jiggs will arrive at 1 p.m., sharp OUTSTANDING DISPLAY OF STOCK AND EXHIBITS OF PUPILS' HANDIWORK BUSSES LEAVE SEAFORTH BUS DEPOT at 12.30, and will continue throughout afternoon at regular intervals. • RETURN FARE 35c. ADMISSION FREE ' ED*. GODKIN, 'resideltt, Donations to assist with ex- penses gratefully received. FOSTER T. FOWLER, Searetar,,y-Treasurer: Sudden -Death Game Z-. day . Night At Lions Park Decides Send- Wingiaam Mercurys took 'their second' straight game from Sea - forth Bosharts at Wingham Tues- day night to the tune of 11-4, •aaici tied up the W.O.A.A. softball Semi- finals, with each team winning two games. The final and deciding' game will be played in Seaforth under floodlights Friday night. Wingham scored three runs in .the fourth; six in the fifth, and two in the eighth on Seaforth errors, -to clinch the game. Gardiner and Templeman led the . hitters with the former having four hits in- cluding a »home run for Wingham. 13111 Smith hit a triple, for Seaforth. Summary: R. H. E. Seaforth ... 000 000 031-4 6• 6, Wingham .. 000 360 02x.-•11 13 1 SEAFORTH-Woods, 3b.; Eisler, c.f.; Smith; 1.f.; Horton, r.f. Cam- eron, lb.; Kennedy, p.; Mulford, 2b.• Hubert, c.; . Labute, e.s. WINGHAM-Foster, c.f.; Hop- per, ib.; Niegarth, s.s.; Groves, c Atchinson, 2b.; Templeman, r.f.; Gardner, 3b.; Weber, 1.f.; Jardine, p. Umpires -Connelly and Baird,. Stratford. Wingham Mercurys took the Seaforth Bosharts for a big tumble on Friday •last when they swamped the. locals 2012 3n the third game of the semi-finals before about 800 enthusiastic fans. Both teams started out cautious- ly, but before the second frame was over Seaforth was out in front by three runs. Wingham' came back in the third to count two more and added three in the fifth, but the locals came back in the sixth to score five markers and put them well in the lead. Things were ev- en in the seventh, but the eighth frame proved disastrous for the, Bosharts asst Wingha!in counted 11 rulls:<'. Kennedy weakened here "in the eighth ands • when, O'Shea carne io. there was little, ak . any, IP -Pro " Ment, as 'he' Walked, four, and tyle, Mercury a tagged hlin for', a : homer to account for four ;runs, The visit tors took : comamaltdt from here on acd it wag their Pine. ie. There was' a little of everything in this game; it was' a real crowd- please until the• eighth frame when. tire locals really lost the game. Summary: It HE Wingham 01'2 0 3 0 1112'-20 9 1 Seaforth 0 4 0 0 0 5 0 03-12 9 8 WINGHA:M-Faster, c.f.; Hop- per, lb.; ,Nieggarth, s.s.; Groves, c.; Aitcheson, 2b.; Templeman„ r.f.; Gardner, 3b.; Weber, l.f.; Jar- dine, p. SEA'E1ORT'H - Mulford, 2b.; Woods, 3,b.; Eisler, c.f.; Smitlt 1.f.; Horton, r.f.; Cameron, lb.; Ken- nedy, p.; Hubert, c„ Labnte, .s.s.; Boussey, c.f. in 6th; Kennedy, c.f. in 8th; O'Shea, p. in 8th, Lee; Wright and C. Woods pinch- ed inched hit in 9th. Umpires -Tim Connelly, plate; Stan Smith, bases. BAYFIELD Miss • Ruble Fisher, of Kitchener, spent the week -end with her aunt, Mrs. F. A. Edwards. Little Carol Howe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Howe, unfor- tunately ate some sleeping tablets last week. She was .rushed to Clin- ton 1inton Hospital where the stomach pump had to be used. Trinity Anglican Ohurch, Bay- field, celebrated the 99th annivers- ary of the building of the church on Sunday last, when Rev. J. Houghton, of Kenwood, was the special speaker, assisted by Rev. Laverne Morgan, Rector of the parish. WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL TIRE SERVICE and Vulcanizing 24 HOUR SERVICE We, Guarantee our work and your Complete Satisfaction is our first concern. • GOODRICH TIRES • • ALL KINDS OF ACCESSORIES Try. Our Service Parnell's Tire and Battery Phone 248, - •• Seaforth SUDDEN DEATH SOFTBALL PLAYDOWNS LIONS PARK, SEAFORTH FRIDAY, SEPT. 3rd at 9 pm. WINGHAM (Mercurys) vs. (Seaforth) BOSHARTS Each team has won two games. This decides the winners of the semifinals. • ADMISSION -- 25c FOR YOUR Ford Tractor _HYDRAULIC TRACTOR SEATS NEW AND IMPROVED JUDSON LIME AND FERTILIZER SPREADER WHEN YOU ARE AT THE FALL FAIR, SEE OUR DISPLAY OF IMPLEMENTS FOR USE WITH THE FORD TRACTOR Daly Motors SEAFOR" II tt tit, ':•1171E REALM OF SPORT' The''Indus:trial League eemi41n; ais got under way on' ueaday ever: uta 4yheit the Legion and FouliAdry met at the Liens` Fart in. the Drat ,game.. ft ',Was the Leglons;bome game. and they won 204,. Cremin, etch- ing for the Legionaires, was steady on the mound and had good MP - port .in the field, as Thuell, made some ;fine catches on What lookedi like slue hits. ,Bells used three pitchers. Hilde- brand starting, was relieved by Regele, who in turn gave way to Huisser, but they couldn't stop the Legion batters. Summary: R. Legion 325 550 0-20 Foundry 100 000 O---1 LEGION - Habkirk, 2b.; Sills, 3b 'McLean, c.; Phillips,: lb.; Cremiu, p.; Thuell, c.f.; Kruse, s.s.; D. Sills, l.f.;" McGregor, r.f. BELL FOUNDRY - Hildebrand, p.; Matthews, c.; Coombs, 2b.; Smale„ lb.; Huisser, s.s.; " Doig, 3b.;. Regele, c.f.; Maloney, r.f.; An- drews, 1.f.; •Regele and Huisser, p. Bosharts and Duncans met in their first playoff game at Lions Park on Wednesday evening, with Bosharts taking the Shoemakers 19-4. Adams was the losing pitcher, while McIver was the winning hurl- er. BOSRARTS-•Baker, 3b. ; Rau, r.f.; : Wilbee, 1.f.; Albrecht, c.f.; Moore, s.s.; Dupee, 2b.; McFaddin, lb.; Dale, c.; McIver, p. DUNCANS-Doig, 3b.; McLean, c.;. Ellwood, 2.b.; •Stewart, s.s.; Muir, lb.; Kehn, c.f.; Knight, r.f.; Bannon; 1.f,; Adams, p. The next Industrial. play-off will be Saturday evening between Bosh - arts and Duncans. Tuesday, Sept. 7th, Foundry vs. Legion, and Wed- nesday, Sept. 8th, Duncans vs. Bosharts. It has been whispered around town recently that despite the lack of a golf course here, we still have some good golfers around the old town. During a recent week -end some of the boys journeyed to Mitchell and entered a tournament being held there. The boys teed off in fine style and when the end came it was found that the locals won three of the four prizes. Farmer" McFaddin took first; "Jock" McLean, second, and Leo Cremin was fourth. McFaddin and McLean paired up to defeat the best pair from Mit- chell, McFaddin with two under par, 3a going out and 39 coming in, while McLean had 36 and 40. It was a handicap tournament. Three-'lr►ther players were entered, being Gus Boussey, Norm McLean and John MacKenzie. Jack 'Fat' Wright was golfing Saturday and was up to his old tricks again as he got a hole -in - one on the wrong green. He teed off on No. 2 and landed in No. 3 hole, so you could call him the three "W's" -Wrong Way Wright. Anyway it is the second time for him, even though it is said to be a one -in -a -million shot. 3c There'll be a benefit hardball game on Tuesday, Sept. 7, at 6.15 p.m., at the Recreation Grounds be- tween ,Seaforth Red Sox (W.O.B. A. Juveniles) and Seaforth Old Stars. This should prove to be a good game with lots of fun and action. Come out and see the Old Stars make the Juveniles step. Your town officials are behind this wor- thy "cause. W. R. (Bert) Shaw, President of the Lions Club, will be behind the plate, with Mayor M. A. Reid, W. J. Duncan, C. A. Barber and E. Turgeon on the bases. In the Legion Juvenile Softball League, Brucefield, defeated the Tigers 12-9 to take undisputed pos- session of second place„ while the Sally Aims won their game to win fourth place. The playdowns in- clude the following teams: Dub- lin, Brucefield, Wanderers and Sally Anns, in their respective or- der. The first playoff game was, at Dublin Wednesday evening, be- tween Dublin and Seaforth Wan- derers. Both teams played good. ball and tied 14 -all at the end of the fifth, game being called be- cause of darkness. Sally Anns will play Brucefield this Thursday night, probably at Hensall. The Tigers are out for this year, but in ending a good summer of sport we feel sure the boys will want to be back next year to enjoy a great summer's game. Better Luck next year, Tig- ers? All sport fans are asking the same $64 question: Can Seaforth Bosharts take Wingham Mercurys in the sudden -death game TO- NIGHT? According to the season's record the locals' had: the best of Wing - ham, but the last few games they have seen the locals fall apart. Can they come back? Come out and support your home town team! Last year the Winghamites took the Bosharts for a tumble in the finals »and we are beginning to wonder if they are going to re- peat. • Tonight's game will decide which team will enter the finals, and may the beat team win. If you try hard enough and play the gaine square, it matters net so much who wins the game, as long as the fact retrains that, "CLEAN SPORT 1S GOOD SPORT" Aft opportunist is a man wha, finding himself in hot water, de- cides he, might as 'well have 8 bath any: • GIRLS' SKIRTS Wool Plaid Skirts in all the new xtyle trends„ Gay colors any SchoolGirlwill want3 SIZES FROM 4 TO 16 t ►.95 • 'SWEATERS • All Wool Pullovers or Cardigans in Red, ierown, Blue, • 2.25 to:4.45' Rose and Green. Sizes from 4 to 16. PRICED AT • BLAZERS All Wool Flannel Blazers in Red, Navy and Green, neatly piped in white or gold. Just the thing for the PRI days. 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