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Clinton News-Record, 1950-06-29, Page 8CLINTON PAGE EIGHT CLINTON ,NEWS -RECORD >r >Fl�. Il>r t � 1' R TII . r CLINTON `COLTS 1 4 (As of Tuesday morning', June 27) . �•, Lest Tied Pts. , FRO t5 n WIN 69 3 . ' to Colts .6 1 2. 14 Clinton �� � ;:.• Mitchell': • i • , , ; 6 • 2 � 1 13 CENTRALIA RCAF COLTS DEFEAT GODERICH 4-1 1 IN GOOD GAME' Goderich and Clinton Colts staged one of the best baseball games of the season in :Goderich Monday evening, Celts taking the Huron -Perth League decis- ion 4-1. The two teams play the return game of the schedule here to- night. Bob Draper shut out the Gode- rich lads until the last inning with a fine display of twirling and he was given good support by his colleagues. In the" hitting department, Bill Craig had three, and Draper, Wilson and Neilans two each. Fred Maald hit a long home run in he ethnfirst inning. Newcombe of, Goderich had a pair of hits. 'The,' game did not get under way until 7.10 p.m. on account of 'late arrival of umpires. Colts had 12 left on bases and Goderich five. Clinton Colts 100 300 000-4 11 0 Goderich . , 000: 000 001-1 6 '4 Clinton Colts: Bartliff ss, Wood- cock .Sb, MacDonald rf, Draper p, W. Craig cf, Neilans If, L. Col- quhoun c, Wilson 2b, Schoenhals lb• Goderich: Miller ss, Ainslie cf (6th), Newcombe 2b, Doak c, Bisset cf, ss (7th), Holland rf, Worsell If, ,Erskine 3b,` Evans lb. Young p. Umpires—Worsell and Schoen- hals, Goderich. Value of Canadian mineral pro- duction reached $890,218,856 in 1949, more then twice the 1939 value. • ,SROM E C V,NtER OW( W Pitts WEDDING AND SHOWER GIFTS ...THAT WILL THRILL HER NOW AND PLEASE HER LATER ! • Dashwood . 5 2 • 2 1.2 r-tm, C,Ite and Ce:"'tralia Gods ith 4 3 4 1 1� PCAF ^?•a -::l in a will n'ayed. Exeter: Huron -Berth Baseball League Clinton RCAF 3 4 1 7 .,r..+,•1, F, Fr'iisy evening last Hensel" . 3 5 2 s ,with the, home team coming out Zurich '2 a on top 6-3 after tallying the, win= St. Marl's • 1 1 g ning margin in the last. of the 4 Centralia 1 seventh. Results in Past Week I It was pretty much a pitchers' Zurich 9—Exeter S ; battle all the wray through. with Clinton Colts ".6—Centralia 3 I O'Brien and McGuire andBob Dashwood 6—Goderich 6 Craic holding. up theirend.''Well. Lucan 8—Clinton RCAF .7 Colts broke' up the bili game Dashwood a in the seventhwhen Cooney n aY Mc- Clinton ClintonColts 4—Goderich 1 • E Zurich 4—St. Marys 4 Ewan doubled with one out, Neil- ans walked. and Draper; Schoen- St. Marys 6—Exeter s, hals and Colquhoun got on base Clinton 'RCAT` at Centralia safely: postponed. o — IHarris, Centralia lead-off man, ha' three ss' tics or his tam's C quintette, and Draper and Sel"oen- Lior_s Juveniles Lost i hale each had a pair. Colts had AMATEUR RADIO CLUB CONTACTS 400 STATIONS • Conducting a 24-hour test at. the, weekend, about 50 members of Clinton Amateur Radio Club made oontactwith approximately 400 other "ham" stations in var- ious parts of the world, and again tested under simulated emergency conditions 'the ability of ama- teur radio station operators to maintain communications when normal channels are disrupted. WO 2 R. L. Kirkby, president of the,Club, stated that the main purpose of the competition was to give amateurs a chance to test their equipment under" em- ergency conditions. He reported it very successful. The test, which took place from 5 p.m, Saturday to 5 p.m. Sun- day, concentrated on marring as many contacts as passible to show the value of the amateur stations, and also to gain as high standing as possible in the com- petition of the American Radio Relay League, conducted, for sta- tions all over North America. The site of 'the test was one - and -a -half miles north of Holmes- ville, on W. R. Lobb's farm near the Maitland River. Nine trans- mitters werein use, with a staff of about 20 operators, operating in relays through the 24 hours, The farthest 'contact was a sta- tion in Panama, Canal Zone, Central America. In the competition a year ago, the Clinton Club finished second in Canada, with about 250 con- tacts. The site of the test was near Bemniller, on the north side of the Maitland River. The Clinton Amateur Radio. Club will be host in Jowett's Grove, Bayfield, July 9, at a picnic for all the "hams" in On- tario, with 400 expected, " Tuckersmith Pupils , Take Trip to Detroit Exhibition Match nine left on bases to Centia is s four I Centralia , 001 010 10-3 5 1 Clinton Lions Juveniles made Clinton Colts 010 200 3x-6 8 2 a good showing against Listowel.I Centralia RCAF: Barri, 9b, under the floodlights at Listowel Hamilton of, Schneider i:b. Kauf- Thursday evening last, losing by san ss, Oulette 3b, Crowe lf, only two runs. Final score was i Langdon rf, Wilson c, O'Brien p, 12-10. It was an exhibition base- McGuire 'n (7thl ball match. Listowel got away to flying start with a big seven in the first inning, but things were not so bad after that. Clinton Lions 030 223 0-10 7 3 Listowel . 730 002 x-12 10 2 Clinton Lions: Cam Maltby 3b, Carrick ef, J. Wilson 2b, Clare Maltby .ss, Alex Wilson lf, Car- ter rf, J. Wilson p (2nd), - ger c, Pinch lb, Holmes p, Tay- lor (7th). Listowel: Bamford lf, Gibson 3b, Slekding c, White rf, p, Mc- Laughlin ss, Durst cf, Baker p. Gibson rf, Bender lb, Woods 2b. Umpires—Sandow and Cousin - eau. This handsome Pyrex Cake Dish is grand for baking layer cakes, Can be used for cooking, serving, and storing. Washes easily because food won't stick to satin -smooth glass.59 Better give her at least a pair! Each, only McEwafl'S Londesboro Defeats Union Team by 18-6 Clinton Colts: Bartliff ss. Wood- cock 3b Mellwan 2b, Neilans lf, W. Craig of, Draper cf, Schoen - hale 1b, Wilson c, L. Colquhoun c (2nd), R. Craig p. Umpires—E. deBeaupre end J. D. Thorndike, Clinton. Clinton RCAF, Loses Close Game at Lucan (By Jack Webster) Lonelesboro B -A's added anoth- er victory to their credit when they beat Union 18-6 in Londes- boro on Tuesday night. C Ralph. Jewell Heads Group Family Gp The Stirling reunion was held in Harbour Park, Goderich, on Saturday, June 17. • After dinner had been par- taken of, the following races were run off: boys and girls under six years, Dianne Harris and Gail Lockhart;; boys under 11 years, Ronald Powell, Jerry Stirling; girls under 14, Yvonne. Harris, Grace Harris; young ladies', Yvonne Harris, Jean Warner; married ladies', Mrs. Grant Stir- ling, Mrs. Arlie Lockhart; three legged race for ladies, Yvonne Harris and • Grace Harris, Muriel Lockhart and Florence Miller; married men's race, Arlie' Lock- hart, Reg. Miller; kick -the -slip- per Jean Warner Muriel Lock- Liman shoved across two runs in the bottom of the last inning to edge Clinton RCAF nine 8-7 in a Huron -Perth League OBA Intermediate "C" game at Lucan. Friday last. Clinton RCAF 000 100 22-7 7 2 Liman 410 000 12-8 7 3 Marion, Drake, Boyd and La- breche; Appleton, Bell and Bi- son. Ball Family Group The B -A's let Union have a one -run lead in the first inning but they they tied up the score in the second and went one run up on the visitors. From then on it was the B -A's game all the way. J. Falconer got a home run for Union. Carter was on the mound for Londesboro while Spearan and Harris shared the pitching duties for Union. SPECIAL VALUES—June 29 to July 4 Fancy Cohoe Country Kist KERNEL Salmon, ;/ 's tin 33c I Corn .. 2 tins 19c Ideal Wafer Pickles . jar 19c Flakes .... tin 31c Broken OLIVES jar 27c Furuco TUNA FISH 1 Heinz KETCHUP bottle 25c ' ritAifMGto AMMO "s } Victory PEAS. 2 tins 21c Red & White LIQUID FLOOR WAX AAAA pt. Harvest ' TOMATOES 2 for .15c 2 tins 23c Colgate's BEAUTY 29c SOAP 2 cakes 10c New LOCAL CARROTS ... 3 lbs. 23c California Juicy 288's New LOCAL ORANGES doz. 35c BEETS ... 2 bunches 23c New LOCAL CABBAGE 2 lbs. 13c SHEARING'S MODERN SELF SERVE FOOD MARKET PHONE 48 — Free Delivery -- CLINTON Summer Sports- wear F.or -Casual Comfort .NV Gabardine and Tropical SLACKS ✓ SPORT SHIRTS ✓ T-SHIRTS ✓ BATHING SUITS Elects Amos Ball The Ball family annual picnic was held on Saturday last, June 17, at Lions Park, Seaforth, with 85 members present. The afternoon was spent in a game of softball and sports. Immediately following the sup- per, a business meeting was held at the tables. The following ex- ecutive were appointed for next year's picnic: president, Amos Ball); secretary, C. O. Martin, committee: Warren Gibbings, Hugh Ball and Roy Vodden. It was suggested that next year's picnic be held at the same place and about the same date. THURSAAY, JUNE 29, 1950 hart; clothes pin race, Florence, Miller, Arlie Lockhart; guessing the number of beans in the jar, Mrs. G. Stirling; the one burst- ing the paper bag first, Jim Stirling; a peanut scramble wound. up the sports, atfer which the prizes were given. The one coin-, ing the farthest distance, John Sterling and family from Pick- ford, Mich.; the oldest lady on the grounds, Mee. Battles, Gode- rich; the oldest gentleman on the grounds, William Stirling and the youngest child, Sharon Lock- hart. The president, Herbie Harrison, being absent, Grant Stirling pre- sided while ,the . officers for 1950 were installed: president, Ralph Jewell; secretary -treasurer, Mrs. Percy Warner; sports committee, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Stirling, Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Lockhart. Brussels Girls Trim Clinton Legionettes Brussels girls took the measure of Clinton Legionettes 14-4 in a WOAA ladies' softball match here Friday evening last. The more experienced visitors got away to a big start with six runs in the second frame, while the Clinton girls just could not seem to untrack themselves. It was a good game, however._ Brussels 060 123 200-14 Clinton 200 100 01.0— 4 Brussels: N. Shaw ss, I. Speirs 3b, M. Anderson cf, S. C'obman 1b, R. Jewell if, J. Stephenson e, L. Johnston 2b, P. Anderson rf, D. Willis p. Clinton: Brandon if, L. Giaron 3b, Castle rf, 3. Garen lb, John- ston ss, Bell el, Proctor c, Glew 2b, McMichael p. 'Umpires—Willis and Ed. Dale, Clinton. 4 Herman's. Men's Wear Forsyth SHIRTS -- Biltmore HATS The pupils and' teachers from seven schools in school area No. 1, Tuckersmith, went by bus to Detroit Friday last to visit the Detroit Zoological Park. The party went by way of Windsor through the tunnels and returned by Port Huron and Sarnia across the bridge. Plans are being made to make these trips an annual event. Last year the pupils visited Niagara Falls and the previous year went. through a newspaper building in London. UNIQUE MEETING GODERICH—A unique brothers and sister meeting took place in Goderich. Mrs. Jack Revell, now in Regina, left her home in Eng- land in 1908 to conic to Canada. Her brother Arthur George, now of Goderich, came to this country in 1910, and a younger brother, Frank George, now of Toronto, came in 1922. Their meeting If( Goderich was the first occasion in their lives when the three had all been together. The Ideal WEDDING GIFT... Agents for Anthes-Imperial Furnaces SEE US ABOUT YOUR WARM .AIR HEATING ALSO PLUMBING ELECTRICAL WIRING EAVESTROUGHING SHEET METAL WORK WISE and BATSMAN —Phone 147— PLUMBING and. HEATING — SHEET METAL WORK ELECTRICAL' CONTRACTORS Successors to Sutter-Perdue's Shop Work Bass Season Opens July 1! Legal Size 10" or over from tip of snout to centre of toil Are you ready for the Big Day? 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