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,NGANNON• AND LUCKNQW
BOWLING CLUB STAGE CLOSE BATTLE '
OP -ENS• SEASON
The Lucknow .Bowling Club
.held opening. night "last Weenies=
day when '36 local bowlers took
part in a mixed twilight. Lady
winners were .Miss Maud. Fis.her,
lsti Miss Helen. Hamilton, 2nd;
Mrs, At Roach, 3rd; Mrs. ' Gordon
'isher, 4tH'.' The men finishing
in that order.were JoeMcMillan,,
' Isaac Miller, Alex McNay and
Harvey Treleaven.
. The. greens, .caretaker this' seas
on is Har'.vey. Treleaven,' and a
%good'de4l t spring, work.:has, been.
done! by the Club . to;:. but the
greens in. Shape, :The . new' green
will . be. available, for a limited
amount .of use •this . season and
With a number of new members
joining the •. Club, an active and
successful season is anticipated..
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Any new members wishing to
join .the Club should contact Har
vey Webster, ..Howard. •Agnew or
Clark 'Finlayson, or drop around
to
tothe green .any, evening.. .•
The Club is featuring a weekly
.mixed j itney • each • Monday ev
'„ ening at ,8 o'clo ck sharp;' through=;
• ant'.the season.:
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Luck -now Legianrlaires a n•d
Dungannon battled through'. nine
interesting innings on Monday
night, at Dun.gannon,.. before the
Legionnaires copped a 12 to 11
win.
Dan, Tiffin of Langside was 'en
the Mound . <f or Lucknow and
showed promise of being an asset.
to: tl `. Legionnaires' :. pitching,
,staff,
MIDGETS DROr FIRST
.HARDBALI' GAME ,
That, hardball has .beep. extinct
her"e for•. the past -few years. ,was•.
evidenced on. ; Monday. evening
when the local 'Midget's journey-
ed ,to Goderich where. they 'met
'defeat Jby ra 20-0 score. For sev
eral of The -local lads it was their
first game' of baseball. ,Costello,
on . the'. mound :.for... Goderich,
'Pitched' a no -h t' .game; 'Walking
Morley . Chin. twice...
However they ::aren't discour
aged,.' and once •the :new diamond
is available and they. get in some
serous.. practises, should improve
greatly before playoff time rolls
around. •o
These: kids • ar ,.the only hope
revival. for baseball's in Luck -.
LEGIONNAIRES WIN 64 noW. Stick' at lt!.
AS. RAIN 'CUTS GAME .4,srlpitiir
-Lucknow ,Legionnaires Won a
6-i decision over,GPderich ToWp.:
Ship on Friday evening. i'It was
. an –abbreviated four -inning: fix-
ture,. cut .short 'by showers,
Larry POwns was on the mound
The. Legionnaires clipped .out- 7
aro were aided by three er- Cluite liberal and tOtalled approx-.
imately '$100. This .,plfUs :nest
to develop a stronger tem that
will eentually be a real threat
fc.r"the silverware. . _
• ;Thein performance should be
enhanced when they 4tep out
there With .the ,new look`rtppear'-
ance.,
UNItORMS, POR TEAM
. the: ..peoceed.s of. Which; asSure the
Donations' on....Sa,turday.', Were
IT WILL COST $60,000 to replace
the ,Pais1•ey :Arena, destroyed by
fire last winter. The rebuilding
fund now stands at $45,000.
BELOW FREEZING QOINT
14 .NIGHTS . IN MAY -
An official weather resume for
the month of May shows;'that• the
mercury ,dipped JO the freezing'
point, .or below it, on fourteen
nights of the month, For .20. days
out of the thirty=one the wind
blew from :the north.
The high -for the'month yeas 74
degrees,-wita low of 25 degrees
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'on tWo occasions. Sno'wfall.
rainfall about4iormal at 2.76 41..
Dry Spell Broken
Overnight showers on 'Muni
was becoining serious with spring'
growth withering up and. very
spotty, "
tucknow; elarenee --Greer; d;
Art AndreW, 'Bill Chin, lf;'
Harold . Greer, 2nd; Jack McDon- •
Goderich Twp.: Harris, -c,
egg carried. over, from last yea,r's
activities, will permit 'the :team
io deck Out in- full and \clooiful
unifoirns.'.. The gals shOuld look
under. the •floodlights. which Witt
Shortly be installed.
The, Scotties • introduced :girls'.
softball here last year, and _while'
they weren't a championship, con7
Ask for it.eithe0 way
....both trade -marks
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