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THE .LUC.KNOW S NTINEL;, LUCKNOW, QNTARIQ
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VICTORIA DAY HOLIDAY
Business Places: In Lucknow
JUSTICE: CLOUTS 1115.WIJER.,
TO. 1,YJN BALL. ,GAME
• ..A terrific sixth' Arming cir,cuit
!clOut Off the bat of. big Charlie
justice. settled ihe' Major series
':Monclay night, :Justice'. drove 'in
' Shelley Miley ahead him tO
ilana go,..t. one of them back in
•Cirele •betw-een left:, arid centre
,and the hitter Was well. on ',his
EN, 'SATIJ*DNY, MAY 2•4TH Way: 'for the Circuit trip When'the
fielder 'fin.allY. caught LID itVith the
'OA to dpen the inning,.:
Walked and advanced tO seCond
as Toby. Greer': was thrown 0,1,1t
P..ed up arid away ,went the ball
CLOSED' MONDAY; MAY' 26TH
. . I way, and the usually vocal Wing -
strangely quiet •as • they ;waited
PORT ..HuGHtp. HALL; LONGER Egrre.4.ING insTANci "ir, to happen.. •„,:• • •
Port • Elgin. Lakesiders .hatre tIons adOpted. for the' Major ser,-, had 12. strikeouts •,to his credit.
'added -fresh fuel .to .the Major. ies, the:distance fronythe mound and •allowed only . tWO hits, but..
League fastball conflagration by to the 'bgtirig box iS 43 • feet as 4 was, Alsace who ',went leia-
• the signing of Hughie Hall, the , ••— urely. along appearing at , all
• strong-arni dark•boy who WhiP- ball.,Which of the' •Big Six, hurl- times to .have the, game •in ban ,
ped them in :for LucknaW Leg7 .
ionnaires for -two' years', .and fell.
A week , ago .the ,report was•
...that Port had signed the' Oslialka
Times" Caine ,Out laSt . Thursday'
'had. signed with a 'Toronto •squad,
and the Lakesiders' would haV:e
to have 'about ,$.10.09 in cold cash
to _Shake him looSe • from that
gontra&t', They , didn't • have that
kind of fish even 'along -the Lake,
.The Poa protnOters; fearing
they' might have to.. drop froth'
the Big.; ;Six; kept tyle. ,wires hpt
. !Came up with nOrie other
-Ohan Hall, • whO the past 'tufo
seasons poSsiWy drew r
••dUcatS at the tUrnstiles 'than any
other hurler in • this "pro" loop.
Weight in geld when he lea&
(the Lakes. ider•S. into.' .Sepoyvi4le above the :Price of adrniSSion re- • '
On the. oecasion of. the opening
next Monday May 26th, serving a seat for all schedule •
team' 'when :danger, but, seldom,
remains to be • seen.
when the !ball.' leaVes :the pitch, sqikeOut redord, whiffed 10, and
players aye permitted the .U.SQ.,of
•Lticknow,, Bowling 'Club Plans). and .MileY ylirew him' oht at first).
'to open the Season next Wed- ..
old members, new Membe.,rs or..I slide • home safely; Out 'Charlie
The ;Club. hag .PlanA 41.1/4,-•Arie* iCi A. parade, :Preceded' the : open -
create greater interest in' bowling ..ing• 'ceremonies. ;•The game. Was
-:1 handled ' behind 'the ,Plate by.
eff 'Or t to ; stir up', interest in ; this ' mmeie • scheff, Op uryip III , '110/4.,:
_ing, _SuScribers' • seats . this season, 11 ,agna'rnci erSwer school 'following th.e
Wingham s lone run.
.Freddie ,Tempieman, scratched'
-• :a hit oast third, baserrian ;bin •BiS-
Mildmay is' Seeking' permisiion , ored, a 85c 'admission fee, rather • ' -.
. .pw.l:nast!lerrne,,n.. wash.e.61 out these
, from:. the Municipal Boardto hi:4d.! than the! 59c; price that has been' ... Widmeyer and' Ste. , Marie.
' a vote 'On the questiOn of 'install , approved • for.;
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-LEGIONNAIRES_ WON
'OPENER"- AT .MEAFOED
With: the opener 7"atried-T±W•if
here the previdus Monday,. LtIck
• now Legionnaires' rriade their 1952
debut in MeaTord 'fast7.—ThurSday
'night, when they • edged Out a
2-1 win ; over the 'highly rated
Meaford "squad.
Jo\ 'ning when they . bunched . three
two -base hitS.••Bitsett led off with
a double and raced horne as Jus7
,fice stepped Up •.na Smashed: old
another two -bagger. McLean and
Beacom. Were retired before B..
Bell Cracked Put his two -Sacker
to.,Score. Justice With the wItning.
:lead in;:the second arid When
Freenian triPIed:• and ;scored as
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•, .The rearne::•featiired, •molund
' duel of brain and•braWri•between
Toronto; and this classic: attracted
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a; the larkest •crowd ever seen in
Meaford for :a softball 'ganiie,
i spite chilly weathcir
' %I both, pitchers didn't ufncork sonle
; cif the stuff they'll show the
With eri-Orless ball, ah d a few
• Solid clouts it was cl'ciwd-Pleas7'
11 Mg ball. 'Neither hurler Was aim -
is though oohnston had tie: edge in
11 this' department. ' •
SuStice scattered 'With
JohnSton giving Up live.
Lucknow:: Miley c, Bissett 3rd,
,Justice p, McLean' cf, IBeacom
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THURSDAY.; MAY. Pnd, 1952.
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OUTSIDE 'WHITE.,
Wise hotneowners realize that the best pro-
tectipn from the elements is good paint,
Sun -Proof Mildew Resistant OUtsiae White
contains fungicide 'to resist •mildew.
not discolor in areas where sulphurous gases.
are present.
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We have clear cedar pickets with gothic tops,
which can be worked into many
interesting designs.
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Past Week's Results
Nfeaford at Lu'cknow postponed
'Port Elgin 5, Hanover O.
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