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t Interest.
4tatori 'Children ren Race and 'Romp.
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testlYe one
1'or the
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w ��e�l wlt:� attendg�xzaday
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yy n�y ,
,a*ere �.
lid„ AMon fifty s t
y} � #�� �� that oi:,
SW. Aio N Anglican (church, when thc
iliri
or wen. ergo' •til by : spectators
y y intern
and ColiteStants.
Terri , heat, ae3Viinted tor s air. c. e
al
the events net belinNiluished. in mord
bre Vie; but en a
w a -that t1ere
otly the �iderenceofShia
sceortds
in sozne oaf the ;Area, •
The results Were;
Mothex'a; Med-Ws. M• artin,, Mrs.
Samuel MONO, Mrs. I. to. Castmon.
Bide Class girls' --.A es Camp-
bells
rap -hell, Marjor 1 asc an, ,1 (len Vo land.
P0Ya tinder live years"-Zetciier, 91.1 -
tiers. Oerald, Bradley. Billy. White.
it'l , filers years and under --Dorothy
Bradley, Patsy M-oltrring, Kathleen
Hneesnnw. .
Boys under swim yea• rs --a Boyze,
- John V. ---Patterson. -_
Girls under sever} Tears--V1rrinnta
Basel, Bernice White, Nora Willis.
Boys under nine years --Fred L1tt13-
ehilgl. Nnv' art Wfgle, Basil Bradley•
dlirls, nine years and under -Kath -
teen . Rundle, Kleine ' MvNzlll, Irene
Boys • tindei eleskii years--Charleg
Wigle, "William Drew, Bob Reid.
Girls s •t nder e1evm years--00nm'
M'ohring, Ruby ,Wi111s, Th e11a WilU
under thirteen yearn--+lcno'rl
iorc:.: r't+:s" W1 +3+s.` t r 11:1 ri
+Ci;�rls. , ages 14 and 15 - ;Nears--X13ml.
$choenhals, Ruby Willis, Donna Mob -
ring.
Boys under 14 years 'red• Whit•tina.
ham: Charles Wigle,' William Drew. '
Girls under 1.4 ,ears --nth Schoen.
hall, Ruby' Allis, Donna Molr;'1nz.
Boys under 15 dears-1red whiting-
ham, Harold Share, RAM Mohring.
Girls under 13 ,years ---/Beth . .l1 1s
Schoen -
Marjorie ��4?��qR 410NPtµyiV
111«idle,.
Hots, overeat
, &2o
I r . �o'I�te
bcatrne, Itinolda Wille. Fred Whiffing.
ha.
;rr.
Carle over 15 years -Apes es ',Campbell,
Marjory Eastman, 'Lti c/Varrhon.
Three X4gged Race, Pays under 13
years- Phillip Calder-- arold, share.
• .tt,.ols# 'Maihxlto� Pui :1te"70ord
x'la;rrbonc-,-Colin Cantp1relh •
Three I,cgged ,Race, Girls under 13
years --teeth Bobboenals, Petty Sostman,
Rosana Walls. ••
Three Wigged Race, BOya over 14
vears-Ronald W gle -Anted Hoy. Wil-
liain 'k .e1d-�1'brcold Moltring, Q r4on.
HarrisonCollin Campbell.
Three Lagged Rte, Girls over 14
years --[arrjiir,+e Eastman »-•- Agnes
Campbell, Eva Mclvor.-Pauline Bradley
Luck Harrison --Ada Tarrant.
Distance Raee '(Mixed)-OHatreld Mol.,
.-ringe _teilaun Herbert -Wight. •
Two Get . Second ii l -0 -
Pr. J. B. whitley's, three year old
telt, Oliver Rarvesteil and - Wilmer
.eManhs'-colty,.Cash EarNeater
;n second and third respectively in
'{he Grand Circuit three year old
Canada bred pace ' • ►t - Thorneliffe
track in' Toronto on Monday, The race
was n six, hundred dollar stake, Ger-
don Ramsay dove Oliver Rarvester'
and. Fred Ashton. drove Cash Raves -
ter. The• titres for the three heats
were 2,11%, 2.10 and 2.121/4. Tom
Grattan owned by . Brooks of London
took first money: Gid, Litt's .Jenny
Wren tailed to get in the money.
The weather was porfe d , for the
races but the crowd was sma;l..
On Satuday, Scotty Mae'Douga11's
Earl Direct came second 'n the 2.24
pace, Fred Ashton driving.
YOODY.
*The
e CaeMtdtai.>i National :jo•
• • Exhibition Is designed °•to ate
tralct eVerf member of. every
h' family,.., attidl 'Vailfcend his
° Connecticut Yankees .. . Band
of Ills Maesty'x IrIsli ,Guards .
froth B:ltain , .. Grand tend
;7'4=4;14 themoat-ger cons•.:.
octraVaganta ,n the Malin of
taaciftryt, „. rlc ltuto In Mill
'its variedrarxllilt#c al .
attractive arrant gemente of
'anoderm merchandise ... Remit
!upietttion*- forr world
a►mplon tip e-. new77mile.
lc►r►q nnldwa7... alitteic ti irl+ -
deicent pyrotechnics. ' our<
Unbitten .is everybody's
- ndcri;out.
Colonel P.1Fll. Dcitcon . "Elwood A. fusIel,
fiat st +Clcricra[Msr►wrer
The n
'�', . e ..rpt anneal l fielddny
at, SCA.
forth last week way tnarki sue.
The Kincardine >teview*,l'e` otter+
gave us: the dePe. on where- the Kin.
cat'dine ball Vain. of its , e. '� . „
� .giant , «•Pena
etaegs
v
. u tura! , thc.
town of Penetang on the Georgian
lay .has a smart ball team, and we `.
know what' that team did last year.
r.r
And the name " 'enetangs" when
1 coked onto Kincardine nine was
somewhat puzzling.
But the mystery is cleared up -the
team •bear's the name . of. the river
which flows through Kin4ardine.
When this column
gets a little
better acquainted' with the district
nhaps-we won't-be-so-inquisitiv
The Kincardine review -Reporter.
pats us on the back for our efforts in
this column. -Thanks.. ,
We are workingwider difficulut'ies
at -present; hart n broken--inta--th
• middle of 'a snort season and in addi-
tion revamping the mechanical ''de-
partment of the Star.
There is a rumor circulated
S cher effeetw-that-Hector-Golds'mit'
the clever Southampton pitcher is to
retire from- baseball.
The Banover Post and other papers
carted a short story last week to that
;effect.
.' goldsmith la one of the best oma-
teur hurlers in Ontario and it Would
be a distinct lass to baseball -if he giv-
es up the game.
The harness m at . Thorncliffe
Park,Toronto, elided yesterday,
Attendance for the meet was repor-
ted assmall, but the races were all
that could be desired:with. track re-
cords •broken.
re-
cords•broken.
I.The rarnni
. ng rites at QZ'5
Park.
• E�wling,News London, are now in full ,
Thw iiTT .liL� wtfQni1 4'A.. 4.1rn .'AMC,/
X11 �d _.,, . : .., +1. •
were the (winners in the loaf,l bowling
tournament on Friday evening, Mes,wzo.
Gaon e MaoVlear and Bert Sanderson
takingsecond prize.- ,u
«oderich bowlers spent' a rather
lonesome evening at the local greens
.04.Monday nl; wo-.greens -being inw
use.? E....1,. 'Pri'd}iam . and. 11.Sander-
son wort the prizes , •
Brought Back the Bacon
Three rinks from iloderich parti-
cipated in aninvitation tournament
at Seaforth bowling ,germs on Mon-
day night., A rink composed of T.
Pritchard, Pete Bissett, L. L,,''Conk
and T. McNrmott,. broughtbonre .the
third prize,
Ode
'«
v114,1s, Three.nit.
,
Pljudves Only'
Vito:
W
btu►. '
� arual%t._.
. .lam t�ana€i.
of ',baseball here this af.
i
e ,r�noQ n the
G3derlcli ' Senora lot :to the Whighant
Kurons ''ho are leading e
. tit, u
.group, Bruce league B, 5 to
The, game was
ryWi
led 'Umpire
leFort in 'the edventl•
'coin�nlrn�, oil ac..
untof. darkness, '1b India
ries got
away
Lood start tri the
when: tiler bagged two '' reins, Bereft
gettJng a ' triple.-.. They "added another
run in the thfr4 and fire more an the
sixth.
tiederlch. got their only'
fourth, P . len y ; run In the
ha �coeneeting,*fail a three
bagger ' in this inning. +Colvin pitched
a great game for the winners, striking
out 113.. -and meowed only 3 hits,. Fritz-
ley for O'oderich only fanned two hat.
ters abet, held'the Indians to six hits.
Wingheart holds first place in • Pie
southern group of the Bruce league "B"
and will play 'Clinton here on Saturday
.afternoon -and --aa- the Cc ts--ha.ve-Avon ';
'straight- genies -this should- be a battle
Ooderjicil r ....QtJ'>) 1 0---1 . I
tri °.2011 OO x-5 0 1.
G DERIG'-L BRIDGE CLUB__
At the weekly duplicate bridge tourn-
ament hent Monday evening at the
Golf alb, the following were winners
North and South-
--14.-Mist- M' Downey, and'"°Mz Pr -r.
Carey, !alien 5: 211d, -Mr. and Mrs. W
"K.Whipple; ;plus 4%; 3rdMrs. W. P.
'Saunders and Mrs. F. ptnan; flus_::
1.3
gut and Went:
Ist-lr. 1, D,iastman and Vis. m
.'Dean and 111r.. K. +punter and Mr. R.
Dean, tied phis B, 2nd -Mrs. Et- T. Car-
' 3rd= -Mrs. N. a ,Lanarway and Mr: R. J.
1V1'erMehen, . gninus 1.
,Another game will be played next
MVionday° weveniag.
;GOSMITH
;
VE BFB T
The Ilanover Int o . "last =`weel4
said: .t% rumor is going around ,,the
l
race -Grey baesball circuit that Hee.
for Coldsmit , ace piteber~ of the
Southampton Fishermen'' *Playing
his' last season. ° t .'
�' yhas lately
y
been 'unfortunate in losing- l' . .death
both, the aunt and uncle with whom iia
de
pre his home et Tharli'bury, : and the.
story is, " to the effect .that he will
shortly retire, from baseball and take
up residence intbe fruit fart.
m of his
..lute
relatives. Maybe the ule
n s are
based on hopes that " ",
. Gold `w l
leavethe distriet o r., h •
� � t etc hits. been
nothing his etival •sin* he. Went t4
a en
. �
Southampton,.and`.pitched.them to .a
, n'
....
Ontario championship, .11owever. .
Shu
is '•too good to retire, If he. went • to
Thornbury live,,we
-
fancyM'eaford
or,Go1lin-would-undues-xrto
play. for his old: home `town. Wouldn't
that : ,b
. a . real for the now defunct
Maroons 'r
The exhibition ball game scheduled
for Monday at :Exeter between South-
ampton and Stratford nationals will
not :take place.
The Fishermen have rejected the
offer tbo . much to the disappointment
of many ,fans:
It, has been claimed. `by many. that
Goldsmith's twister wouldbe too
:much for the Stratford boys,.
Wit Vraw,anos Co 11 held • the'
regullar meeting can July gth, with, alk tile;
•neniberS Oresent and Rigav S ii,14pt '
1<}r.. 1d .« Tlia. .rotates of last :z ting'
w),n.ort�4��: 1{x01404:,' and a ep ,on motion of
. ���.. au Bsn tlkx.
y
The.rt
P ncipal biu.sincss• of the Meetiitg
was the pay unnt' of X?ozu1 .prounts.. 1@'
fo ir gene l , accounts were read
an ordered paid on ,motion 001,147
c'lhprs Smyth anti :MeQui.. des
Lour : sheepp claim, $1 l ; Graant
shce ; i ,
P . `pe' 4or, , �.�► .. .'„hare;' ort,
sl1ec inspector, $1.5i]; Jaynes 7F n
R
shheep. 'claim, $1.00;• C. Alton, reliefsups.
lies
p , $0.011 W. H. Xccilure' Ali»
plies, $6.00 - D. Thompson, sheep?' inspecr
tor,: $1,50; ' T.. Webster, sip tem,
PAA. _
The .
Noun ,A
awrued to melt . ug-
user 12th, a 1.3ti: P.M. w.
ur 11in; P` s elk or t Waw.
.ip..' # W w
nosh. Township+
The Tawt, ims' a' quantity: °of
'rood 'body hardwood d
directct fro
Jn
the Tow i;, hush for sale at. 0.00
Per single* Foxd of ' eyna.f `not
wood, delivered.
limited �._q� a ia ,it
ecl • uanti. : of
'� ty
good, bodyhardwoodAt
0.00
: •
.Per full cord of four, foot w ad.
°
. xders
left
I Town gill
Wbe attended to,
Meat cQom1Ygrtet
L. L KNQX
Town'Clerl,
Donated fir' J epb'- '- KeiIg•Tof-
New -York' In Memory of Late
Fred Craigie, a Former Active
Memiber of thepub:
t oderich- Bnwl.ibng rub zi :..;, un:-'fa--be-
presezi f fir .with a ' new trophy to be
competed for 'by b al •bowlers only. 'The
cup Is 4 .niemoriai; trophy in memory of
;.the' „late :'M'r. 'red--Cra gie--w,ho was -as
ardent supporter 'and' popular it -envier.
of the. local tor -a - number of years.
The Boner of the trophy is Mr. Jesepl"
C. Kent of to York city. •
Peevish, pale,. restless, and siekly
(Children' a their condition to worms.
Mother Greaves' `1lV'arin Exterminatorwil relieve ,them and restore'«health.
t mG
ftmotl
lite/Mold
Out at the Agricultural Park is,
one of the best, tracks in Ontairo, well
equipped arid with. a great list of en-
tries, 'what more could ;a race lover
wane{
a!
The meet' promisesto be one of
the ibest ever held in this section .,of
Ontario, ..
If the weatherman is in good hum-
our
umour that is all that Is necesary to
make August 6th it remaaekable day in
horse racing +circles..
T`wo local
nes., made agood
showing at the : race' meet at Thorn-
eliffe on Monday=
Br.:'wWliitlelr's, Oliver ,I3'arvester:
came °in seeond in the three-year-old
T� 'y Canada bred pace,. and WiImer •Mc-
r'estcrs tit° 1.1144rouncl In a settedul
ed. game.. on...Friday• last -to' the-' tune;of, anus' colt •.Cash at er, pl ed.
30 `runs to +17. A large crowd p, ; .1 third+
ent at the park fox the gauze. ,A_ a
sra rc off" so''L aU was ,• witnessed, the Bc tty�".iVl;acDougall's tar1 Direct
store giving no indlcatlon of ilia tyi)a took , second in I,fh)2.24 Iraiece' en Sat-
' ulird>M .
o that was lay 'd Y
a.ii{T f• ►..,..----1-M-.-..iw...:.-r�+...M.rtw..,r
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IVNt Af. Dlttl CTOxt AND
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All calls promptly Etended to der
'T
idy"" 3t.re' , itilwa 111 .
,"''tie_ water front has been. 1f The
only, o ce, t41*... _da, the
1M three weeks and p'knics-, are held
there every day.. On the nth t.,
the ratted Church pscn%e IftTbor
-ark ettracte t pec- „erre throng And
those i r e mid` .a' bra
conducting the *ports, theresults' a
which were:
Oi le under Me year3- Jc ,. Johns-•
ton, marts Pr : l Marion You , .
Boys . under A ovv Mood;:
Mood, John iWestbrook, ,Marr ;y
land. '
,irlr- -wader- - as en i .;: alcor
Allui$14410... hiri .:p' , ,Y mere- I.
.8ie s.rdoe n, •
Under seven ateara Staple.
Young„ Donald Baiter, M*lconi Voir*
GirIs ten years and under
Snider,,Itese, Petty Tommie_
tenyear d utiik+ Mail
..
stet lam»
*Aso, Toela.Wter, Felon iltitirdemit
tom' years sind ualder-'
1r r, litaw ',Herr/
'Young tladite' Basee...latisa Bite
Cabosteet la1„ 0.t.itriOn lialatitteou
2nd,
' Menta . "E„ Prithita, W. *A.
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