Clinton News-Record, 1949-06-16, Page 10PAGE TEN
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CLINTON NEWS,RECORD, '
PUBLIC SCHOOL
FIELD DAY HAS
CLOSE CONTESTS
CLINTON COLTS
IN FIRST LOSS -.
TO MITCHELL 8.4
The young Mitchell Canadian
Legion team defeated Clinton
Colts' 8-4 here Monday evening
in a Huron -Perth Baseball Lea-
gue match end replaced the Colts
at the top of the standing. It
was Clinton's first loss of the sea-
son in four league starts.
Mitchell used two southpaws—
Schoolmaster Welch, r W lch, anelongated
moundsman, who twirled for six
innings, and "Whitey" Matcho, a
diminutiveyoungster y u gster who retired
Colts three straight in the last
of the seventh.
Bob Craig left the Clinton
mound in first of the sixth with
the score 5-3, two on bases and
none out, Doug Bartliff coming
in from second to do the chore.
He retired the wide with one run
scoring.
Mitchell had the edge of a
rather sloppily played game of
ball, their outfield being particu-
larly good. Rohfritsch, centre
fielder, was banished from the
game in sixth for arguing with
the umpire.
Summary: Errors — Weber 2,
Walther, Bartliff, Cooper, Wilson
2, Cook; runs batted in—Gatenby
3, Walther, Clarke, Cook 2, Nati-
ons; two -base hits — Walther,
Cook; three -base hits-Gatenby;
stolen bases—Powell 2; struck
out—by Welch, two in six in-
nings, by Craig, five in five in-
nings, by Bartliff, two in two
innings; bases on bails—off Welch
(Bartliff, Cook 2), off Craig (Web-
er, Rohfritsch), off Bartliff (Pow-
ell, Walther); passed balls—Cook
2; double ,play—Bartliff to Cook
to Miller; left on bases—Mitchell
7, Clinton 8; umpires — J. D.
Thorndike, Clinton, at plate; E.
J. deBeaupre, Clinton, on bases;
time of game -2.03.
Mitchell .... 202 011 2-8 8 3
Clinton Colts 300 001 0-4 8 5
Londesboro Defeats
Dungannon by 33-7
(By Jack Webster)
Th e victorious Londesboro
B -A's chalked up another win
when they beat Dungannon 33-7
in a scheduled game In the WOAA.
Intermediate "C" group 5 sched-
ule, played in Dungannon last
Thursday night.
The B -A's started things going
when they got four runs' in the
firstrame
f , two of these being
homers by Carter and Sounder -
cock respectively. Saundercock
also got a homer in the fourth
frame. Shaddick and Millar each
got homers for the 13 -A's. Stuthers
got a homer for Dungannon. Car-
ter was on ;the mound all the
way for the B -A's where as Dun-
gannon used three pitchers.
Mitchell 8—Colts 4
(Played at Clinton June 13)
Mitchell AB R H PO A
Weber, 2b 3 1 0 1 1
Powell, c 3 3 2 3' 0
Walters, ss ..... " 4 3. 1 1 '1
Walther, 3b 3 1 1 1 1
Gatenby, cf, if ,, 4 1 2 3 0
Gibbard, If 1 0 0 1 0
R.obfritsch, cf 1 0 0 3 0
Malebo, p (7th) ., 1 0 0 0 1
Heinbuch, rf .. , 4 1 0 2 0
Clarke, ib 4 0 2 5 0
Welch, p, cf ,4 0 0 1 2
Totals 32 8 8 21 6
Clinton Colts AB R II PO A
Bartliff, 2b, p (6th) 3 2 1 0 2
Woodcock, 3b .... 4 0 2
White, cf 4 1 1
Cook, c 2 1 1
Neilans, If 4 0 1
Cooper, rf . 2 0 0
Draper, rf 2 0 0
Wilson, ss 3 0 1
Miller, lb " 3 0 0
Craig, p 2 0 1
Edgar, 2b 1 0 0 1
1
2
s
2
0
0
3
4
0
Totals
HURON -PERTH
BASEBALL
(Including games played June 13)
W L T Pts.
Mitchell 7
Goderich. 5
Clinton Colts 4
Lucan 9
Hensali ......... 3
Zurich 4
Exeter 5
Clinton' 1tCAF 5
Dashes o
o d
6
Centralia,;RCAF , 4
6 1 0 12
3 .1 1 7
3 1 0 6
3` 2 0 6
2 0 1 4
1 1 2 4
2 3 0 4
1 4 0 2
0 4
2 2
0 3 1 1
Results in Past Week
Zurich 4—Clinton RCAF 3
Hensall 8—Centralia 7
Mitchell defeated Ddshwood
Lucan 9 -Exeter 5
Mitchell 8—Clinton Colts 4
Goderich 6 -Dashwood 5
Zurich at Centralia—postponed
to June 17.
Home Teams Scheduled
June
20—Clinton RCAF vs. Clinton
Colts
24—Clinton Colts at Goderich
27—Clinton RCAF at Goderich
27—Hensall vs. Clinton RCAF.
(at Clinton)
30—Clinton Colts at Centralia
London Takes RCAF
In Exhibition Soccer
(By P.O.J.)
An added attraction to the
numerous interesting displays at
RCAF Station, Clinton, on Satur-
2 day's Air Force Day, was an ex -
3 cellent soccer game between the
RCAF and a representative Lon -
0 don League team.
0 The London team, playing in
the Labatt colours, was represen-
tative of the London City and
Labatt teams.
The kick-off was prompt at
3.45 and in the early minutes of
the game the RCAF were unlucky
not to score through Dawson. The
seasoned London defence soon
settled down and after 15 minutes
play their forwards broke through
and netted the first goal through
Collins.
Only four minutes later, Hind' -
son playing inside left for the
RCAF, equalized with a beautiful
25-5yard drive which goalkeeper
Heatherington failed to hold.
Half time score; RCAF 1 —
London 1.
The London team pressed
strongly from the commencement
of the second half and were soon
rewarded with another goal from
Collins. Although the Airmen
defended extremely well, Collins
put the visitors further ahead only
ten minutes later. An injury to
Hindson weakened the RCAF
attack but their continued deter-
mination bore fruit when three
minutes from the final whistle
Dawson went through on a solo
run andnetted a beautiful goal,
Final score: RCAF 2 — Lon-
don 3.
RCAF: Child, Thorndycraft,
Baker, Springate, Hunte, Gurnett,
Genunell, Dutton, Dawson, Hind -
son, Carr.
LONDON: Heatherington, Col-
lins, Davis, Brernton (Labatts),
Johnston, Dobson, Bainbridge,
Dowell, Bailey, Whitelaw (cap-
tain), Young, Hurst, Nelson, Mc-
Glush (London City).
Referee: S/L A. P. Crowley,
RAF, Clinton,
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Clinton Public School held its
annual' Field Day last week and
this., year's proved quite success-
ful. ' The event was held on two
days, June 3, ,;and, 7.
Winners were: Senior boys,
Bob Carrick, 40 points; senior
girls,. Joyce 'fiawkins, 38 points;
intermediate ate
boys, •T
y
y amm Col-
quhoun, 39 points; intermediate
girls, Patsy Marney, 22 points;
junior boys, Bev. Boyes, 33 points;
Revenge for Airmen
Trim Listowel 6-4
Victims of a very one-sided
defeat earlier in the season, CIin-
ton RCAF of the Huron -Perth
Baseball League slugged out a
6-4 victory over Listowel Canad-
ian Legion of the WOAA series,
in an exhibition match which
was one of the features of Air
Force Day at Clinton RCAF Sta-
tion Saturday evening. ,A large
crowd attended.
The Airmen got away to a five -
run lead in the first inning and
were never headed.+Listowel used
three twirlers, but big Don Rob-
ertson was all the Air Force
needed.
Listowel • 100 021 00-4
RCAF 500 010 Ox -6
Mackenzie, Hutton, Fraser and
Scott; Robertson and Walsh.
Umpires—j. D. Thorndike and
E. J. deBeaupre, Clinton.
RCAF Softballers
Defeat Blyth 9-7
While a soccer match between
Air Force and 'London was in
junior girls, Gwen Griffiths, 31
points.
Bob Carrick and Joyce Haw-
kins were declared Field Day
champions, The board supplied
cups similar to last year for the
winners.
In the Intermediate boys' events
Murray Maltby and Tommy
Colquhoun . tied end it took five
extra events to break the tie and
declare Tommy as the winner.
(Detailed results will be pub-
lished in next week's issue).
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