The Lucknow Sentinel, 1951-09-20, Page 10',1440E TES
MacI1V'1'YRE'S HOMER WON
I*RST OF PORT SERIES
A circuit clout 'by Alex,. lVrac
:Intyre, with two mates •on .the
runway,;_.was. all that Lucknow
Legion: iai4res needed on- `Friday
night to dunk Pdrt Elgin •Lake -
siders ,in the .first of a beat -in-
five series in the 'Big. Teti;" play
downs.-Lueknow added •a�• couple
more for good . measfire to: take
the opener 5-0.
It was is • good ,game • 'of ball,.
played- on a field that wasa bit
•sticky from', An early evening'
shower that 'threatened: to. force
:.: another pl:aydown postponement.
• ,Tlie Paddon-led boys from Port;
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with. So .ith:paw. Bob -Ellis' on ' .the.
mound, were no, pushovers:. They.
loaded the bases in. the first • in.
ning on ,two bunts and •an;'• error
that, had local fans: wondering
What ,was going to 'happen:• But
Hall was invincible in the pinches
• and the ,eight Lakesiders' who. did:
manage, to geton base%. died
there _ •
In the first With:the. sacks all
occupied, Hall. whiffed 'H..Brucer
for the. third out. Port opened
the second with a •safely execut-
ed bunt• by Dudgeon and, a clean
single Through short; by If. ' Bruce;
Hall. struck_' out the .next three
• Men iii•• a row. In the 3rd McNeil
got on Via 'a .bunt .and Hughie re-
tired, the , side with two, sti~ike-
Port's • last ,threat' was in the.
• 6th. Dudgeon : dropped a': 'single;
back of second.. R. Bruch •laid one.
down . and •,Was' safe', when Cook
dropped Cuming's hard '.throw.
Cook redeemed- himsPtf by snar
ing :Smith's. pop-up' and d'oubllxiig:`
Bruce off : first.' Hall 'finished it
by fanning McDonald-.
Hall racked up :a total :':.of ' 2.1
strikeouts and, didn't issue a'walk.
He was touched for 5 hits; three
of .them bunts with no play at
tef ipte 1 On two of 'them, in' the
•,first permitting. theabases;
•loaded
Ellis mowed', down 12 Legion-•
'naives. He was nicked for ' 5 'hits.'
including MiacIntyre's +hoxiler.'and
a pain of doubles •.'by M%ley; and .
gave , .up> five walks.
In the bottom half of 'the see-,
ond Miley laced. one .under the
rail in left field for .a ground mile
double. He advanced 'to. third .as
+Cuin ng,;`grounded out. to . first.
Roy .Fixilaystm , Was safe on.. a
fielder's choice,. as • Miley , was
trapped: in making a bid to score.,
He • got back._to third safely'. Mac-
Intyre• polled to -deep right' to,
.clear the sacks. Cook grounded
out. and • Laldeniby'struck out:
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HUS., SE, •'TEMEER ?Oth,:191
In the .5th Nall singled to cen
tre field and raced. to third when
Clarence Greer 'beat; out. a . roller
down*first base lime., Hall scored
as MacDonald was < thrown out
third' to first: Miley 'whiffed and
Curring filed out.
Run number 5 carne in the 7th'.
Mall was 'safe . and •went' to sec-•
ond, on ia4:bad throw to' first from'
He .• ' advanced 'to.', -third • on
third, '
a passed ball , and scored after
MacDonald flied' out to left. field.
It •w'as a battle that forecast
quite' a series;'' and agave Legion-
naire ' fans.' a •`•`shot in the arum",
after an interest -killing 'layoff.
Port Elgin: McDonald 3rd, Pad-'
don 2nd, Ellis 'p, McNeil„c, ' Cot -
aril '1st, H. Bruce et, ` Dudgeon rf,
R. Bruee lf; Smith • ss, Mann re-
placed Dixdgeon in the 8th..
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Lucknow: Fall •�p, Gree t
McDonald ss, Miley • c, Cuming
3rd,- Finlayson 2nd, MacIntyre cf;
Cook .1st, Haldenby ,if.
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Port Elgin 00000000-0 ..5 2
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EDGE 'PORT ELGIN 2-0' •
IN', HARD FOUGHT GAME'.:.
.Two • runs In • the. 6th inning on
Tuesday night 'in Port Elgin gave
Lucknow-Legionnaires their mar-
gin of ,Victory over 'the Lake-
'siders, Who again failed to score
in 'two sf trts. .
C A pain°- ra ant,'-•M.orle
Chin's hit figured Targery
•Lucknow's two runs.
Ellis'.struck out 13, Walked, 2
:and : gave up V hits. Hall struck
out 11, 'allowed: 3 hits and; passed
1 .•IiIughie's. strikeout count. ;was
tow ,as;. Port did nothing but bunt
=or 'attempt,; to -all night, • abut,
hadn't ' `too- much. success. ' as
•George , and -'M.orley .. Chin -'and
gh • Cuming urniined' up ;this
sHucheme. .George,: ' on .first, came
in on. them and Morley,., 'at sec'
ond, covered first;
The two teams clash ,again. on.
Friday night when another , win.
for, Lucknow will • wind up the
• series,' biit•the way Port Is 'going
the Legionnaires ; will be lucky.
to.. take, • it in , straight 'tarries.
Dennis Riggin of Kincardine is
attending: .collegiate in Windsor
and will' .try out in ' goal • wit
the Windsor Spitfires when the
open their Fall, training:.r•.
Brother -In -Law Dies
Mr. and Mrs. Archie •••Smith . re-
ceived word
eceivedword on ,Tuesday, that her
;Sister's husband, John Chapman;
iiad' ;died `suddenly at ' Listowel.
He was: 46 years of• age;
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SIMPSON---•STRUTHERS
xA wedding too k place on 'Sat-,
urady,, September 15th at 'the
borne of othe bride's mother under.
an arch 'banked with gladioli and
fern, when, .Mary Elizabeth, dau-
ghter,.of Mrs.- Struthers and the
late Robert Struthers of Luck-
now;', was unitedin marriage to
William: Hugh Simpson, son .of
Mr; and Mrs.: Wm, Simpson ' .of
Teeswa'ter. ".The ceremony -was
pertoxrned; by. the Rev: Dr. W.. J.
Mumiford • of Lucknow ' United
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Given in marriage 'by :iier 'br:.o- a. f i
ther Gordon, the `,bride looked , • ,
lovely in a'gown ,Of 'white slipper
satin xnade'with a fitted- bodice, ;
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shoulder ofi • � w
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Freli:ch ill. ion • lace,: and long•ROSED•
petal points. The full skirt, beau
'tiifully finished . with a draped +
peplum edged with lace,. and her:'
fingertip Veil of ,ernbroidered net . # Ut to
was held by a heart -shaped halo -
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' PHONE' 1,0.. LU.CKNOW:
edged �with orange 'blossoms. She'
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carried a •shower. bouquet 'of pink , ,a r�i , i i,+. ,! i, t+►(� ,�, .i. ,�rir�oa.n�„ o ,0a^
Blight .roses:.: TRELEAVEN: HORSE... arded Woodman .. e
D l ,onard
The bride wcras' attended. •by her.
WINNER;E V{!ESTERN .' al uro h - . ag
twin sister, Mrs Lawrence Mae- yni t se c
P lirtiax
Lend, , gowned in pink mist. satin . ' �+ ;vivii?aes.int•h•oae.iwi
Saturday glhow,
.with nylon yoke; .and' 'wearing a:. . Bean. Geste, owned by Dr,. R. '
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floral headdress: • She ;carried a L. .Treleaven.
colonial bouquet' of 'Iildegrad• a: prominent animal at, the Wrest-°
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ern Fair horse show In the.: hun-
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• The room ^was- attten,cled lyy 1 rs t is o 'E t fox= e or?
brother Douglas '.of: Teeswater: ance_ai d 50 percent' for epnfrrma-.
The wedding music was played, :tigin), :Blee .'Geste.' placed first
and was ...secoriricl in the hunters
by Miss . Kathleen ...Macintosh of . • ; •
IJucknowsr ' . '
• performing, 'at four gaits Beau,
• Geste was ridden: by Dick Tre-
'fit.. the 'r-.e.el*ption_�fo1h wing,:the. lei ven,� son,: Dr....,.Treleaven. He '
br, iders . mother .received wearing
;forest green: crepe with' a :corsage i.,...„....,...,i . ,..:,,,..,��.,,.<,„.,•.,,...,,�.,..o,,.,�r,o.....
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of :roses, 'and. cornflower. "The
g'room's mother: assisted wearing
navy' blue :and a corsage or. 'roses +: ;-
and ' cornflowers:
For •a ; motor 'trip ..to Eastern
points the bride wore a patterned
beige , suit. with :dark•. green' a-
ceissaries and a corsage : of, yellow
noses. On their' return'. they '. will
�11 eside on :the :groom's; farm''at..
Whitechurch.. - ' . ;
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Guests were, preselr`rt from Sar-
nia; Toronto, Teeswater,. Virginia -
town, Whitechurch and Luck -
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MacDONALD--CARNOCHAN
B:askets'. of 'gladioli;` •' inter-
mingled with ferns,andtall white
tapers, decorated Knox Presby
terian Church, •Listowel, .on .Wed
:nesday; Septernber..l2th, fer.,.the'
wedding' of. Muriel 'Ferne'. Carno=
ch:an 'datighter of- Mr. and Mrs.”
James '• Carnochan; arid.
Leonard
Chester.:M,a:cDoriald, son `of,..Mrs.
MacDonald,..Lu,cknow, and; the
late, D. MacDonald.
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ed the -ceremony; while,, Mrs.. H..'
, Jobb, : Listowel, played the ,
Wedding music Soloist was. 'Clara
en'ce: Greer, Luekno4w. ' . .
Given in 'marriage ''by her.
father, the' bride Was gowned in.
ivory Chantilly lace over candle
Iight satin,."fas'ioned With a but-
•toned -down -the back bodice, a
nylon; yoke, Peter Pan collar, and.
long. lily, point; sleeves. Her floor-
lengtli. veil' fell from a headdress
.of "seed' pearls .rad beads, :and she
'carried • a •altower • bouquet " of
white roses,.'gardeiias, and .ste
phanotis.• •
rs. H•areld-Re-xd,-R=R„4Last-w
`rowel, as her •sister's, matron. of
• honor, was' attired •in 'a'gown of
^■ powder , blue taffeta, featuring a
• NI•' nylon yoke -. and. 'full , :'gathered• ;
■ • skirt.. ,She wore blue mittens and;:
a ' carried 'a 'bougtcet of '.white car
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Arthur Young,' Montreal, .was
best •man, while Lloyd 'Bean and,
Jack McC411,. 'both of Listowel,
were ushers. ,' ; • 1
, A,t thereception at the home of
the, brides'' parents; Mrs: ,Carbo-
th• �n received in a ibl'tie, dress:
with 4ihantilly 'lace jacket' acid
black accessories. Assisting her '
was the bridegroom's mother' in
a navy'costume,.Each. wore a cor..
sage of pink 'roses.
For. going , away ;the 'bride
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suit topped 'with •a maize shortie
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Vollowing a motor trip to Mon-.
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