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• THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,
UCKbQW
, O1TARIO
D UN'GA,NNON ,
'EXTRAANN
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7n a thrill -packed game that
. went ten, innings, Lueknow „•eg=
iionnaires eked out a 5-4 Win on
•naght ove -;t'Ae
h eswater....
r .•e y .
:nine, The. game had been prey
iously • postponed. as , Teeswater
.. could 'not keep their date to play
a 'scheduled, game:' here:. on. June
24th.
,Teeswater scored a. run„ which
„was very : much of a''Chri; as
gift variety in, they first half of
•the 2nd • inning, Brown led off 'by
•hattuiga • high fly, into' short right
. z ,
field which fell, for a single ...as,
• .Cook '7
'ust managed ed to touch • it
,
'te a`, brig' run, '`In attempting,
af: is g
to head Brown off, ' Co Cook threw
badly to 2nd As Brown streaked
for 3rd, MacDonald tossed .,the.
b
..ball to that ase but ,Simpson,
Who had run' to 2nd to back the
'play. there, was .-in:no position to
take the. throw and•-Brgwn scored
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easily. Million .then' struck . out
swinging at A., lbw pitch' which
got Hast the : catcher, Million tak-
• .ing•' .lst;D ' .MacDonald ,flied: to
left..E. Rose forced .Million . att 2nd
and was in turn forced out at 2nd
LUOKNOW DOUBLES- SCORE -.
ON BLYTH. ON MONDAX
Lueknow Legionnaires,. sitting.
on top • of the heap in the
W.O.A.A. softballseries, added
another victory to their string. on
Monday night by trouncing Blyth
by 18 to 9.. Tunney
'pounded T y
frgm . the mound in. the 1st • frame
with an eight -run outburst, and
coasted home from. there behind
the steady.pitching of Alex Hack-
ett. • • .. •
1,
Shore ,
Lucknow' • ` . 813' 101 400.18
Blyth '.,: • 004 020 003-x- '9
:by MacBurney.
Lc
u know took: the lead in `their
•
half •of the 6th H Greer smashed
,a . triple to , deep right field and
r r• •.gh
as- G_ .Chi pct. • f to, riL
1iel . a . ingiect to centre.: Viae-
_ ' Donald jhit to .3rd and . was safe'
`as Ross` -fumbled ;the ball Cook
hit sharply to third and as Ross.
fumbled the—Emil—for , has • second
er or : of the inning all runners
were safe and the bases were. fill
F; l y n..:b 'tted;, for.;.Simp--
.
SCOTTIE$ TROUNCED •
„WINGIIA,M 1V1 NDAY 37-1.0 ,
runs hi one: ir'ig
...Scoring" 22 . r . � .
inn
.
the ' Lueknow. . Scotties trounced
the Windham:: girls on Monday
night in Caledonian .)Park by a.
37 to. 10 _score; •
The victory, gave the Scotties
four" wins and a tie ' against four
defeats, and marked them .as,.po
tential _ playoff prospects if' they
keep upthe improved' form they
have, been sh'oWing in .,,.recent
games: - ,
They play in Tiverton next
Monday, in'. Ripley ori Wednesday
and back home here•. on Friday,
July 118th with,. iverton,.
.Mr. and •Mrs. Cecil Orser and
little twin girls. of Detroit have
been visiting ,Mr. ;and'Mrs. Albert',
Orser, . , 0 •
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Rev. W. J, andMts. Rogers and
_Carol Ann oved' toktheir. new
,.. m..._._.
home, the B1yth.,.,_Parsonage-early
last 'week.The Dungannon Unt,
ited Church service was cancelled
/_ Sunday
ast and. this . Sunday be-
fore the new minister, Rev. S. T.
Dunk of •Sygnet, Mich., arrives to
to '.%e ••over •the pastoral chargespf
Dungannon, Port Albert, ' and
Crewe .United churche's..
• rs: •Maurice Woodford, Tod:-.
.M. ,
onto' nee Wilma- Treleaven, spent
last week with her mother,` Mrs.
'G C Treleaven.
Mr: Melvin Omans of,. Roches=
ter, Mich., spent a few days with
Mr. and MIS.: Elmer Phillips and:
to .see .his little daughters, Pat
'Tricia and Carolyn, who 'are aspen
ding ,the 'summer.' here..
Miss Bernice Blake, ;B.A.;.' •who•
has. been' engaged to the High
School staff . of Goderieh Colleg.
iate Institute. is in Toronto tak-
ing a . 'summer, course.
wa:
centre::scoring • Chin from :1st to
give Luckriow a : hard-won vict
ory.
ab,_t
"reUcc o
A. 'Andrew cf 5 '.1 1' ..0
'5 '1`• . 0
G' .Chin .'lf • 5 1• 1`•;0
,
H. Hall, rf ..,
, 1
J, MacDonald, ss', . ,
4„1, 1
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J. Cook, 1st • '5. 1, 3 '..'1
Simpson,: 3rd 2 ' 0 0 9
• son.an' gro ' • . 1 •
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who .threw ' to the plate: to force
'Hall _;In; attempting'. to .double'
Finlayson at lst Brown, the` cat-. , 41 5 ' 11
cher; threw wid •of the base,al- Teeswater'.: •ab r`h
lowing MacDonald :to score: The Blair, 2nd ' ., '5 0 : 0
return thnow from 1st to the .plate , r, Weiss, ..as ' 5 0.-: 0
lso' wide :and ' Cook scored' Thom son If .3: 0 0
was a .P.
•`as :Finlayson .pulled up at' .2nd. Browri, •c : r'. 5 . 1 . 4'
•�.., 5 :0 1
MacDonald 1st'..: ..&. 5 ' 0 . 0
4 1 •:i `. '
Ross, 3rd .
IMacB'urney, rf 1.. ;1
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J: Weiss : , rf4: 1 3
W•
' ,Cook, p: ' .. ; 1 0 p ''.
H. Greer, 2nd, .3rd.
ON -25TH ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs,: - Ewart Jamieson,
esteemed Ashfield Township res-
idents, were twenty-five :years
married, on'.Saturday,, June 28th.
TURSD•':', JLtLX loth, '1947.:
,A,SHFiELD ' COUPLE HONOREECREW E
aDur°
Mr, and. 'Mrs. M. ain •
spent Sunday evening with Mr.
and " Mrs. Bert Treleaven .a
Gwern.. • I. -
Mrs. Crozier, Colin .arid I ur etia
The occasion was marked by .a : of London •spent 'the 'wee�k_en•d
mrnediate
:. ` •: � . _ • .. . r:..i_�__ . ... ,.with _friends here... • ..
annkversary �upger,.fq _ .
relatives.• In the evening. neig -•
bors gathered,for a pleasant soc-
ial time; and todo honor to Mr.
and Mrs. .Jamieson whom they
presented with several lovely
gifts,
�Mr and Mrs:' Jamieson were.
married- by 'Rev.' Hardy of Ash-
field Presbyterian Church,. and
Piave made their 'home ,continu-
ously
ofitinu-ously on concession ssion10, Ashfield
M•rs,: "Jamieson was formerly An=.
Miss 'Grace Crawford, teacher
at Calgary, is• visiting her,;.ister. ,
'Mrs.' R. J.;- Durnin and other rel-
atives in -the :district..
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Misses ,P.auline,jones of London
and'. Bertha Jones,' R.N. of West.-
r,
Mr.' and Mrs. Don Tr•elc.;a`•etii,
,Penny and- Donna of • Turant, r
were. guests of'Mr. and 'Mrs. Ruh.
•a1d.Treleavvn on Thursday, ecssn-
'On Tuesday afternoon the Tye -
leavers, f atnily •held. • •a • plonk i 'oa..
•the lawn Of Mr. and Mrs. V E i nun
Hunter, Among those : present
Were Mr. and'. Mrs.L
. awrence We -
main .arid `Kenneth' of" SimLOGe
" Vfr. an:d l zs.''Don 'releaveia a d9
'nid Cowan' daughter. of , the late 'daughters : of. Toronto, ' . Mr; and
Mr, and Mrs: John Cowan: 'Mrs: Bert Treleaven and,en,
They have one daughter, Pearl. Mr., and Mrs. Jack .Curran and
Another daughter, Marguerite, family Mr. and Mrs: Ronald Tre-
died in"1940, '
Eli
ta a
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•
leaven,.'A very enjoyable after,
noon was 'spent: •
Mr. Ellwin Sillib of Cedar Val, •
key. . visited or}. Tuesday \q ith
sister, Mrs. Ronald Treleaven.
•
Miss Shirley Sherwood is boli
Baying near. Lion's Head at the
cottage • as guest of Miss M, ' L;•
Porteous.
Congratulations to Miss Shirleyg .
Sherwood and Gwendolyn,. Tre
,leaven' for passing all their ex'arns
at. Luck w' High School. .
r' r.: *:as:
ZION ,.
Those in our midst Who. have
been' ..ill are improving: Mrs.
Susan: Andrew and ,,Mr. John
Campbell are recovering from at -
teaks . Of:pneumonia:. •pneumonia:. Mr., ' Albert
Helm, is improving `•after a recent
heart : attack, •. while Mrs. 'Cath-
Grine. Ritchie, who has spent • the
past ; few months 'with' Mr. and
Mrs. Wesley Ritchie. has returned
to h'er Own •horne where she is. be=
• .r. t Mrs.-,a-
parents,
:r .:^-
A Hackett,
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..Hackett grounded -out short'to 1st Million 'cf
ending the
regained Teeswater ; •rpr;omptly r. g .
the 'lead 'in their: half Of the 7th
by scoring three rulis.MacDonald
'flied. to 3rd.'for.:' :one out, : Ross
doubled to . right.. .MacBurney`
singled to left. sending .Ross to
`3id and then ''stole: 2nd on the
•:first Weis
. - �b.W_ eiss singled
pitch. to_ - --
to right. "scoring' Ross and��I. Mac
...:
.Burney. Bloss started for 2nd on
..• the throw AO the plate,,and•scored
easilYy as C. Greer • threw ` into
centre field in. attempting: to:.nab
Blair g rounded `" out
him; at 2nd. g
.'pitcher. eto • 1st. Weiss grounded'
:out to .Cook at 1st for, the 3rd out__
Lueknow `tied: the score in their:
fthe 7th. C. • flied to
half o :. „ .Greer
l d .
shor,,t;, .Andrews �ing e .ppassed
H Greer went to 3rd and Andrew
'
•-.d bas .man erred,
t'scoredas�thebase
in: an .attempt..to force :Andrew
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40, • 4. 10
parents, ' Mr, :and Mrs. Frank
Jones:. • and : had , as their'
guest, ,Miss. -June. •Richardson of
Aylmer. Friends will be pleased
to know June ' has ;finished ler
high school'studies :arid plans this
fal : to enter trainang :for a..nurse. •
J G.. Montgpmer.: and. .p
.spent ' leasant week
sonr sp P
with' Mr: and. Mrs. ' W: ''Collins
at Preston. . .
Bell': of Kitchener " is
s ���endtn d.. the summer with her.
p g ,
0. sisters, Mrs N. •Stewart and Mrs:
p' Ward - ' •
1: •Mr.,arid Mrs, IRObt, Irvin •(new:.
0 l weds)..have:returrned 'from their.
Y
of :Dungannon:
The joint „S. S. picnic . Olive ,Jefferson
Miss ,Jefferson,
,
Hacketts.. and ' Zion. congregations was a Sunda
Walkerton y �tor
• at her home here:.
' of the,
was 'held on the . afternoon of •
July-lst=:at-:P.oitnt--Clark with .100.ni _aril •Bi IY 'B.b'.
Miss' Virginia_ 1 e^D
or, , more. attending: Altho'••quite• hamne of Windsor. sen
:a' stiff breeze the pre- C Y.. ' : • i h t Heir' Drano ar-
v� roll On the past week: w t h . g P,.... .
vailed: with'.. a Kea y .a ents Mr and ,Mrs R • ChamneY
old': and resiil�lk'ig,
fromwest
t the
1 wedding tip and are getting',set-
2 tied ; in their•" .new home:: a•t••-•-th�e-
.l e..
0' Smith en of the :vll ag
Insurance:GSecretary,
0, •'::Mr.Dar. in :Phillips
S
t Hel-
ens the. .new secretary for
the
;West Wawanosh , Fire 'Insurance
He was chosen among- other
Co.
applicants 'at''a. directors meeting
last Thursday at :the . company',
Mts.. G:.'C. ;Treleaven: sent
office.
in• her resignation .:recently -after
with the' secret-
carrying ,alongx • ,
arial work of the company for the
hill• "s. takes
past 19 years. Mr., P xp
over. ' the ':new : position on> August
';bathing.,.and' ,
paddling 'conditions. or-. e 1
dies, were not the. most .favor -
'able, A .few, rods inland .from the.
beach : the.. afternoon:.was.• ideal
and. a very . pleasant time was
erijoyed. ; Softball ..games • were
Played (between •teams captained
by Charlie Anderson: and :.Spence
II'Irwin, .also married Men and
single
mens teams with.the 'boys
winning .21-20_ at'• the ':erid' of. 6•
6
" were in
I„ucknbw _Legionnaires
on :Monda night and on
Blyth y:, g
Friday night ;off this ,weekwiil be
.Westfield
at home to ` -the visiting ,
nine. It is Lucknow's last sched-
uled: genie .bef,ote the'.playoffs get
g
underway.' ,
_ Stewa�iet C.oilyer is' acting as=• of-
ficial 'scorekeeper •for the .Leg-
ionnaires and reports =ofeast
cou ie: ofgames have;.. been -writ-
ten ',by. hirci ,. ..:
•
a' tenz.daY . la off'. due ,.to
:After . Y
at 2nd' on Greer's grounder.• Hali ';'a: schedule lapse; ,the Lticknow
walked. MacDonald grounded Out dirli got back into; action on Mon=.
3rd • to 1st.:. • day. night when wingharn ,played
innings, although,. the oldsters had
Yield the 'lead: till,,the end of the
5th by 16-14: ; At the conclusion•
of ,this: 'game a bountiful' lunch.
Was served • on the lighthouse l,
turned to their ho rie . at` Carnp
Borden.
•Mr.• and ..Mrs John Jeffei;son.
and ,family of.Munroe . werea•t7-
day: visitors,,with• retati.ves•here.'
Mrs..: Wm: Thompson of .13.1 arii;c,
ton;.
is• visiting at the home of her
son; John,;and' 'Mr$: Th'omP5iop;