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By LEE.HEE
•, Playing the return game in Bros,
eels on Monday night,the Seafortlh,
Pawns, althc gh playing ttefid'supl
hall, were unable to outacore C ie�
.Brussels team and se dropped e
second game of .the ltutermediate
'[;roup 6 final's, 4-1.
The Fawns started out 'thera't,
(Came in good style, Barbara Dale
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Football
Friday, Sept. 9th
AT,
ST. COLUMBAN
• Ethel
• St. Columban
This will be the FINAL
game.
Come out and support
them!
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searing the #i's't f141, pf the gar ie
and incidently their only counter.
They held, Brusselsoff the snore
sheet' the firut .two stanzas„ but
the Mae was tied up in the third
when S. Coleman connected ter a
double with one on.
The fifth canto' was the Fawns
downfall when they carne up' with
three errors as Brussels collected
two hits, scoring two runs, to
make the count 3-1. Brussels scor-
ed one more in the seventh,.
Throughout the game the Fawns
were connecting, but their 'hits
were direct to a Brussels player
and they were definitely playing
away over their heads. The Fawns
had six left on, while Brussels had
nine. Stapleton walked four and
Anderson walked two.
The +batteries were: Stapleton
and Case for Seaforth; Anderson
and Stephenson for 'Brussels.
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Brussels
Brussels ...'. 001 020 10x-4 7 3
Seaforth ... 11)0 000 00[1-1 3 4
BRUSSELS—N. Shaw, 2b.; 1).
Willis; s.s.; S. Coleman, 1b.; J.
Stephenson, c.; M. Anderson, c.f.;
A. Campbell, r.f.; F. Bremner, &b.;
A. Anderson, p.; R. Jewell, If.
SEAFORTH—B. Dale, c.f.; M.
Box, s.s.; B. Case, c.; N. Deitz, 3'b.;
T. Stapleton, p.; D. Dale, r.f.; J.
NOTICE
Owing to the large number of entries in the
RECITATION and PUBLIC SPEAKING CON-
TEST of the McKILLOP SCHOOL FAIR, the
Managers have decided to hold these contests in
WINTHROP HALL, Monday Evening, Sept. 12
at 8 o'clock
There will also- be a Short Musical, Program
Admission: Adults 15c. Be sure to attend.
ED. GODKIN, FOSTER, " ; FOWLER,
President. Secretary -Treasurer.
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McKillop School Fair
To be held at S.S. No. 6.
WE DN SDAY SEPT. 14th
All M illop Schools Comp4'ting
$700.00 --• • PRIZES — x'$700.00':;
ADDITIONAL SPECIAL PRIZES
• Best 3 Beef Calves in any School Section, three owners—James
Scott Special=$7.00, 1st; $5.00, 2nd; $3.00, 3rd.
• Best Showmanship of Colt—$2.00--Burns' Special.
• 2% Dozen White Eggs -1st, $2.00; 2nd, $1.00.
• 2% Dozen Brown Eggs—lst, $2.00; 2nd, $1.00.
Keys trays will be supplied.. Government grading regulations will
be standards followed in judging. Prizes by Seaforth Farmers
Co-operative Egg Grading Station.
• John Beattie Special—For best decorated bicycle ridden by boy
• John Beattie Special—For best decorated bicycle ridden by .kir1
• Joe McConnel•, Diibii"n, Special—Best Horse and Buggy.
• Special Prize for Oldest and Youngest Person on greutttls by
Foster T. Fowler.
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Parade will be led by Brodlagen Band ajd . a
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aPRESIDENT—Ed. atidk!n. S4'r.,J I EAS.1_1oster 'W', ,Eowier,
. A brilliant showing of what the
smart, women will wear: this Fah.
Fashions for every occasion, excit«
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NEW FALL COATS
Quality Broadcloths,'•TweedIS,' and
Suede cloths in classic casual un-
trimmed coats or cleverly furred
fitted and full back models. AU
new shades.
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Among the foilmer pupils of S.S. 1, Tuckersmith, who attended the reunion held last week at
the school, are Mrs. Drew, John T. Mitchell, and Mrs. Susan Drew, all of Hensall.
Curry, 1,f.; I., Watson, 2b.; H.
Hamilton, lb.
Umpires—Thorndyke, plate; Da
Beaupre, bases.
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Playing one of the best games.
of the season, before approximate -
y 700 enthusiastic Jens, Seaforth
Fawns and Brussels girls tangled•
at the. Seaforth Lions Park Friday
night, in the closest kind of a con-
test which had good ball in it all
the way. The game went 10 in-
nings to decide the winner, with
Seaforth Fawns finishing on the
short end of a 7-6 score.
This was the first game in Group
6 finals of the Intermediate W.O.
A.A. girls' softball.
Brussels, batting in the first
frame, went down in .order. Fawns,
n their half, garnered two hits
but were unable to push any runs
across. The second stanza was a
repeat performance.
The top half of the third, canto
saw Brussels push across two runs'
on four hits, one a triple by D.
Willis. In the Fawns' half of the
third, three runs crossed the plate
on two hits and fopr Brussels er-
ors. .
.There were no runs in the. fourth
,frame, as, the sides I, were retired
n order.. The fifth, stanza' saw
each team tally one. rung to still
keep•,Fawns in front 4 3 ,Brusaels
went down in .order in the sixth
and Fawns failed to count in,'their
urn to,bat,
Brussels came through in the
seventh with two markers; oh three
hits, whft...Fawns failed, ,to tally,
.Brussels taking the.•lea4.54.
• Seaforth was held, off the aeore
.sheet in, the•seventh and eighth
frames, while,pBrissels counted'one.
more• in the .'eighth.. to Make, the"
count read .6-4 in their favor.
The top an the ninth for Brussels
saw no runs, as the Fawns retired
hem in order. B. Dale grounded
out in. Fawns' half of the ninth.
M. Box was safe on an error. B.
Case advanced Box to second when
she reached first on Brussels' sec-
ond error. N. Dietz then grounded
for the second out. T. Stapleton
came through with a double, driv-
rg in two runs to knot the score
and send the game into extra in-
nings. I. Watson flied out.
M. Anderson. Brussels, collected
a single in the ton of the tenth. A.
Campbell singled and Anderson
scored the winning run. Fawns re-
tired the next three batters and
in their half of the tenth they
went down in order.
R H E
Seaforth .. 003 010 002 0-6 10 4
Brussels .. 002 010 210 1-7 11 8
SEAFORTH—B. Dale, c.f.; M.
Box. s.s,; B. Case, c.: N, Deitz, 3b;
I'. Stapleton, p.; I. Watson. 2b.; M.
Bailey, lb.; J. Curry, 1.f.; D. Dale,
r.f.
BRUSSELS—N. Shaw, 2b.; D.
Willis, e.s.; S. Coleman, ib.; J.
Stephenson, c.; M. Andierson, c.f.;
A. Campbell; r.f.; F. Brenaner, 3b.:'
A. Anderson, p.; I. Speirs, l.f.
TTmpiree—Thorndyke, plate; De
Beaupre, bases,
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TOWN
WHISPERINGS
BY LEE -NEE
IN THE REALM OF SPORT
Once again the summer has al-
most passed and in its wake the
local softball activities have come
to an end. Like last year, it was a
good season for the senior boys
and intermediate girls.
Both teams were in the play-offs
again. The men's senior entry, the
Seaforth Bosharts, met Centralia
Flyers in the semi-finals, ' but were
'eliminated two straight gams.
The Flyers proved too strong Tor
the locals this year. However, the
boys did a grand job and gave the
tans a real treat every„game out. -
To the ball players, -manager,'
coach, sponsor and anyone who
`had/ anything to do with -the senior
ball club, Whisperings extends con-
gratulations to all' for a job well.
done. We hope that when next'
season rolls around. Seaforth will;
have just a worthy an entry again
as the past two seasons.
The Seaforth Fawns, the best
girls' team ever to represent Sea
fcrth in any softball league, did
themselves proud in their showing
tl.r•oughout the season. They were
up, at the top all the time, and 'not
until the last pitch last MoitdaY
,night in Brussels was the final out-
come certain as to whom would be
group champions.
In the first round of the Yeini-
finals the Fawns ' came through
with ,flying colors, over 'Hensall in I
two straight games. The first game
of the finals between the Fawns
and Brussels was a tough one to
lose, 7-6, having to play ten in-
nings, The girls played a great
game here. In Brussels they play -
s..1 another stellar game, but with
no breaks coming their way they
dropped a close decision, 4-1, thus
being eliminated in two straight.
games.
To the girls of the team and
sponsor we extend congratulations
for a fine showing and real sports-
manship all season. Whisperings
also would• like to congratulate Gus
Boussey, coach of the Fawns, for
the exceptionally fine' handling of
the team, and also to thank him
for his courtesy and help during
the season in returning score cards
of out-of-town games. Your fine co-
operation, Gus, was greatly appre-
e'ated. Thanks. Next season we
1. nc to see you coach the girls'
tet,•r. again, and we feel sure you'll
bring a championship here nexi
year.
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The Huron Football Association
semi-finals are over, with St.
Columban side -lining Walton, af-
ter taking the first game 1-0 and
tieing the second 1-1. Ethel. in
the other half, defeated Winthrop
in the first game at Ethel 4-1, and
tied 1-1 at Winthrop in the second
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ST. COLUMBAN
Miss Madeline Sloan, bride -elect
of This month, was feted with a
miscellaneous shower at the home
of Mrs. John Moylan this week.
Bingo and contests were enjoyed,
after which an address was read
by Marian Kale and the presenta-
tion or gifts was made by Ri:a
Murray and Mrs, Moylan. Lunch
was served by th'e hostess and
s -tants.
EGMONDVILLE
Mrs. Elmore ' Stevenson, who has
been a patient in Victoria Hospi-
tal. London, has returned home.
Church services are being held
in the basement of the church
while the church is being redecor-
ated. The work is being done by
Mr. Kay of Clinton, On Sunday,
Sept. 18, there will be annivers-
ary and , reopening. Rev. Keith
Love, B.A., B.D., of Burlington, will
,lye guest speaker for the day.
AUTUMN DRESSES . .
New Crepes, tissue failles and ..
smart wool jerseys in clever new
Fall shades' and styles. See these
charming new Fall numbers at
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CHIC FALL HATS .'
A delightful showing of chick new
Fall hats in fur or wool felts. Afi
tl-e new Fall shades are here"in 'k
the newest trim effects. Priced:
WINTHROP
mismoutur
;airs. Alma Chambers and ••4tay--
mond'and Wilbee have 'returned
home after visiting friends at
Windsor.
Mr. and -Mrs. Ross, Davidson and
Lttle''dkughter spent' the week -end
with' Mr. and Mrs.' Ralph •Davidson
and family.
Miss' Shirley Montgomery; of
Landon, and Mr. Ross Montgomery
of • Brantford, .spent the week -end
at 'their' home.
Mrs. Hugh Alexander bas.return-
ed after visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Jim McDougall At Cain, Ont.
ELIMVILLE
The three detours for the three
new bridges close to the village,
give an X-ray appearance at night
with all the red lights.
Mr. Elgin Skinner has gone to
Toronto where he will teach school
at Scarboro.
Miss Ald.ene Pym and Marilyn
Hern spent a few days at Toronto
C.N.E. last week.
Miss Wanda Stephen has return-
ers; from Grand Bend, where she
had spent the summer at Corona-
tion Lodge.
"Mr, and Mrs. Sam Dougall, of
Hensall, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Stephen Sunday evening.
Mrs, Wm. Johns and Mrs. Free-
man Horne attended the Mission
Band convention at Alma College,
St. Thomas, on Thursday last.
A Smile Or Two
Tourist (to villager) : "What's
the speed limit. here?”
Villager: "Haven't got any. You
peoplle can't go through too fast
for us."
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"Before I met my wife, I just
couldn't take any interest in mY
work. But now I can't think of
anything else. Why. 1 even dream
about it."
"Really? Just what is your buM-
nese?"
"Under'taking."
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Seaforth
Ont.
game.
The finals begin Friday night at
St. Columban when Ethel will be
the visitors. The game is schedul-
ed id get underway at 6 p.m. sharp.
This series will be the best two-
butJofttiiree for the championship
and the Stephenson Cup.
Going to the. From SEAFOR'T
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Yours fruity, with the Softball
season now over, is going, tb take
a holiday—that is, a wellIdcsers'ed
Mat from writing sport ort for
this
Coln ln, Should anything of i,m-
pgrtance arise, we will be back. ti
the meantime we intend• to take it
easy, blit in passing for the time we
r1 held like to leave this thought:
CROMARTY
Mrs. John Laing, of Seaforth, is
spending a few day's with friends
in the village and community.
Mr. and Mrs. Calder McKaig are
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. W. Mc-
Kaig at Sudbury.
Mr. Janes Scott, Sr., Mr. and
Mrs. T. L. Scott and family and
Grace Chalmers spent a' day at
Tiverton with Rev. R. G. MacKay
and Mrs. MacKay.
Mrs. R. J. Scott, accompanied by
Laverne Wallace, visited with her
daughter, Margaret, in London.
Mr, James Ballantyne and Janet
Ballantyne visited with Mr. Neil
Mc Kellar.
John Robertson spent the holi-
day week -end with friends in Wind-
sor and Detroit.
Rev, Locke and Mrs. Locke and
two daughters, of Holstein, visited
with Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Scott.
Mrs. Wm. Houghton, accompan-
ied Mr. and Mrs. Alex McDougald
to the school reunion at No. 1,
Hensall.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wallace
and young son visited with Mr. and
Mrs, John Wallace.
Misses Shirley and Margaret
Ami Wallace have returned home
from Carlingford.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Speare, of
Toronto, and Mrs. A. McLellan, of
Egmondville, called on friends in
the village.
Mr. and Mrs. John McLachlin,
Seaforth,,,vlsited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs,,,A. McLachlin..
Rev. G. M. Young and Mrs.
Young hate returned ,to the Manse
after spending a month's: htb1idays
at their home in Forest.
Mrs. George Wallace is confined
to her bed after suffering a slight
stroke.
Mrs. Houghton and Frank Stagg,
accompanied by, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Kemp,
of Mitchell spent Sunday
y
with Mr. and Mrs. Len. Houghton,
of Wingham,
Air. and Mre. Otto YW'alker, Ken-
ny and Alice visited with friends
at' Palmerston. Alex VV'hlker. re -
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