Clinton News-Record, 1949-06-23, Page 12PAGE TWELVE
COLTS BAT OUT
ONE -RUN WIN
OVER AIRMEN
For four -and -a-half innings of
Monday night's Huron -Perth Lea-
gue Intermediate baseball match
in Community Park, it looked as
if Clinton RCAF were going to
take the Colts by a margin of
1-0; that is, if the rain had
come down at the right time.
Instead,• however, despite
thunderclaps and "spitting" rain,
a full game was completed, end-
ing up with Colts ;on the long
end of a 6-5 score.
The reason was that the Airmen
fell apart in the fifth when Colts
tallied five counters on two hits
and a walk, and five errors, The
Airmen -put up a real battle in the
seventh, however, pushing across
four runs on three hits, a. walk,,
and two hit batsmen.
Big Don Rbber•tson twirled
hitless ball for the RCAF until
the fatal fifth, and even at that,
allowed the Colt sluggers only
four But. eight miscues in the
field did not help the Air Force
cause very much.
, Bob Draper was relieved, in the
01,1N79N NEWS, RFCORP
seventh by Gordon Stock, who
gave way for pinch -hitter Hugh
Hawkins, Bob Craig hurling the
last inning.
Believe it or not, Doug Bart-
liff faced pitcher Robertson five.
times, but was credited with no
official times at bat. He sacrific-
ed the first twice and walked the
last three times up.
The Colts last night made a
"bee' of it and erected a fence
inside the race' track. low, watch
for the- home . runs!
Summary: errors - Killam 3,
Robertson 2, Turnbull, Walsh,
Paul, ' Colquhoun, Miller, Cook;
two -base hits — Killam; stolen
bases -Markham, Turnbull, Cook
2, Colquhoun; sacrifices—Bartliff
2; double play—Laakso to Mark-
ham; struck out—by Robertson 8;.
by Draper, three in 6 2/3 innings,
by Craig, one in one inning; bases
on balls—off Robertson (Bartliff
3, Neilans, Woodcock, Colquhoun,
Hawkins), off Draper (Laakso 2,
Turnbull); hit by pitcher — by
Robertson (Colquhoun), by Drap-
er (Hurtick, Walsh;' Robertson);
passed ball—Walsh; wild pitches
—Robertson 2; runs batted in-•
Paul 2, Hurtick 2, Colquhoun 2,
White; earned runs — RCAF 4,
Colts 2; left on bases—RCAF 8,
Colts 9; umpires—Begley at plate,
Summertime-
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is
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BEACH BALLS in rubber • 29c and 69c
BEACH BALLS in •plastic - $L50
BEACH HATS in straw for Children 59c
Adults , ' ' 69c
BATHING CAPS 55c and 69c
SANDY -ANDY SAND TOY 49c
PAILS and SHOVELS 25c and 39e
WATERING CANS 45c and 49c
SAND SET including fish, frog, shovel and sieve -25c
TINY TIM SET of shovel, spade, hoe and rake -49c
HOE, RAKE and SHOVEL SET . 39c
Sun Glasses in wide assortment of
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BOWLING BITS -
(by MWS)
At. the jitney held recently
prizes were awarded to the fol-
lowing: Miss Mary Turner, Mrs.
G. W. Nott, J. Snider, Bert Glid-
don; special prize winner, J. J.
Zapfe; spider winner, B. Vodden.
Congratulations' are in order
for Caryl Draper and David Col -
dough who were fortunate in
Winning first prize in the Men's
Doubles Tournament held . in
Goderich on *Monday evening.
Several carloads of Clinton
Bewiers .'journeyed• to Seaforth
last Friday evening for the open-
ing;, distir'ct • meet. A delightful
social evening of • bowling and
lunch was enjoyed by all.
HURON -PERTH
BASEBALL
Home Teams Scheduled
June
24 -Clinton Colts at Goderich
27—Clinton RCAF at Goderich
27-HenselL vs, ' Clinton RCAF
(at Clinton)
30 --Clinton Colts at Centralia
b--I1awkens batted for Stock, 8th
c—Wilson ran for Hawkins in 8th
Clinton RCAF 000 100 400-5 7 8
Clinton Colts 000 051 00x--6 4.3
Theoret on bases, both of Cent-
ralia RCAF; time of game -2,30,
Clinton RCAF AB R H PO A
Killam, ss 5 1 2 I' I
Holdershaw, lb 3 0 0 6 0
Schneider, -lb • 0 0 0 0 1
a—Boudreault :1 0 0 0 0
Richardson, lb 1 '0 0 1 0
Markham, 3b 5 1 1 3 0
Leaks°, cf 3 2 1 1 4
Hurtick, 'if 3 0 1 1 0
Paul, rf 4 0 1 0 0
Turnbull, 2b 3 0 0 2 3
Walsh, c 3 0 0 9 0
Robertson, p 3 1 0 0 2
Totals"! . 32 '5 '7 24'10
a-Boudreault batted foe .Schneid-
er • in 7th. '
Clinton Colts AB R H PO A
Cook, 2b 5 2 •0 1 2
Bartliff, ss 0 1 0 4 3
White, cf. 5 1 1 1 0.
Neilans, If 3 1 0 0 0'
Woodcock, 3b 3 -0''0 • 3 1.
Colquhoun; c 2 0 1 •6 0
Craig, Bill, rf 4 0 1 ' 4 0,'
Miller, lb : ' 4 0 0 7 1.
Draper, p 3 1 1 1 4
Stock, p 0 0 0 0 0
b- -Hawkins 0 0 0 0 0
c—Wilson 0 0 0 0 0
Craig, Bob, p 0 0 0 0 0
Totals 29 6 4 27 11
NEW BRUCEFIELD AGENT
Henry Carter has been appoint-
CNR agent tat Brucefield suc-
ceeding George Swan who re-
tired recently. Mr. Carter was
agent at Newton for nearly two
years and before that was assist-
ant at Clinton.
CARELESS DRIVING
A fine of $10 with costs was
imposed on Donald F. McAulay,
Stanley Township, in police court
at Goderich, Tuesday, June 21,
after he pleaded guilty to a
charge of careless driving, re-
sulting from a collision with a
car on the Bayfield -Clinton road
on June 11.
PROPERTIES
FOR SALE
One -storey, seven -room
dwelling, hydro, water, %
acre of land with hen hone.
Early possession.. Price
$2,200.
. • •
• Stucco cottage, four rooms,
with water, hydro. garage,
smart quantity of fruit trees,
good lot. Possession June 20.,
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RCAF SOCCER
-TEAM DEFEATS'
LEAGUE LEADERS
-(Ry POJ)
The best supportof the seaason.
greeted Clinton RCAF soccer
team in its return Huron League
match with Winthrop os}. jtae,
RCAF sports field last evening.,
RCAF won 3-1. -
In the first game at Winthrop,
the result ended in a tie 1-1. This
time the Airmen, playing at home
made no mistakeand assured a
comfortable victory over the
present league leaden.
The game started in a ding
dung fashion, end it was not un-
til three minutes before the- end
of the first 'half that Hindson
put the RCAF'..., Behead , with a
beautiful 25 -yard drive. Half-
time score was 1-0. '
Second half continued at • the
same furious pace. ' Ten minutes
later, Hindson again scored with
a long-range drive., Winthrop
tallied from a scramble from in
front of the Air. Force goal.
Thirteen minutes before plays
end, Stroud paced a superb Cor-
ner kick. which Hunte converted
with a beautiful pass into . the
corner of the net `. +;,
• Two minutes later, Hunte pul-
led a muscle and was substituted
by WO Gemmell, -who was ser-
iously injured- with a fractured
wrist •only a few Minutes later.
He was removed. to Westminster
Hospital, London, '
Clinton Girls- Win
At Brussels 13-3
-Clinton "Legionettes" Junior
girls' softball team, journeyed to
Brussels, Thursday evening, June
16, and continued their winning
ways by defeating. the Brussels
girls 13-3. ' ' • ,
Both teams showed improve-
ment in form • over the first game.
Jo -Anne Castle was again -on. the
mound for the locals holding her
opponents to five hits. .She also
helped herown cause by hitting.
a home run 'With the bases:load=
ed. As in. the previous game,
Betty Wooifrey hit a home run.
Ruth Glew turned in a'stellar per-
formance at short. Mi members
of the "Legionettes" collected at
least one hit. • '
Jean Jewell catcher for Brus-
sels, supplied the feature catch
of the evening. Shirley Steph-
enson and Heather Allen pitch-
ed fair ball for the Brussels team.
CLINTON: K. Sharp, C. Glid-
den, L. Garen, B. Woolfrey, S.
Ashton, R. Glew, S. Proctor (e),
D. Managhan, J. Castle (p).
BRUSSELS; M. Willis, S. Por-
ter, J. Jewell (c), K. Carter, W.
Raymond, S. Stephenson (p), S.
Black, H. Allen (p), B. Allen.
Clinton ... 005 142 1-13 19 4
Brussels ... 001 200 0— 3 5 6
SELLS MARE
0. L. Paisley, Clinton, on
Tuesday disposed of his three -
Year -old colt; "Star Lee," to a
United States buyer:' Mr. Paisley
raised the mare.
GRAND BEND — Funeral ser-
vices for Mrs. Nancy Ravelle, 83,
Grand Bend, who died in St. Jos-
eph's
were held
n the United Church; tal, London,
rand Bend,
CONGRATULATE
•'JUNIORS''CN
FINE SHOWING
The regular monthly meetings
of Clinton Junior Farmers and
Clinton Junior Institute were held
in the.:Beard-Rik! n "of the Agri-
cultural Office
gricultural.Office as the hydro was
off in the Collegiate.
Fred Wilson, the new assist-
ant' Agricultural Representative,
was introduced to the members
and gave a recorded talk do Mod-
ern methods of hay making by
Douglas Hart,
The president congratulated the
members on their fine showing
at recent County livestock judg-
ing competition. Those from the
local club included: John Camp-
bell, highest score in livestock
judging, and winner•of intermed-
iate division; Glen Wise, winner
of senior section; Jim Lobb, win-
ner of cup for high man in swine
judging; George Turner; Fred
McGregor, Murray Crich, three
juniors from Tuckersmith, won
the Township prize.
• Junior Institute
The Institute meeting opened
with the Ode.' The roll call "A
place I would like to visit in
Canada" was answered.
Gladys Pepper gave a very
'interesting.' account pf "Current
Events" and Mary 'Judie ' gave
the topic which was a very in-
structive talk on "Canada".
• Joint Meeting
For the joint meeting which
opened, with the singing of "0
Canada," Mary Hudie acted es
chairman. -
It,was decided to have a weiner
roast at the South Beach at Bay-
field on July 15. Plans were also
made for an ice cream social for
all Junior Farmers and Institute
nembers at the home of Mary
:FOR • DEAD
ANIMALS
HORSES $2.50
COWS $2.50. each
HOGS .50 per cwt,
each
according to size and condition
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Hall, which .has been used without charge for 30 years,
has now. been closed, with the exception of those picnics
Which have already made reservations. The building is
to be used for storage and supplies needed in the opera-
tion of the Casino, .
For Your Vacation Driving Pleasure
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THURSDAY, JUNE 23, i949
Hudie six miles west and ,quarter -
mile north of Clinton on the
Bayfield Road. A. very inter-
esting club paper was given by
Joe Gibson.
The highlight of the evenhl g
was a presentation to the two
newlywed couples who are ail
members of the clubs.. Ross. and
Mildred Merrill were presented
with a lovely sewing cabinet and
Cecil and Lois Elliott were given
a beautiful mirror. The addresses,
were read by' Dorothy McGuire
and the presentations made b
Ray Wise and Joe Gibson. Both
couples replied very fittingly.
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Crops Growing Well
After Big Downpour
Heavy showers lastalleviated the drought whek ave
this
county and most crops are again
growing well again, R. Gordon
Bennett, agricultural represent-
ative for ' Huron County, report.
HEAR CLEARLY? i
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Reasonable Prices for: .
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PROPANE GAS STOVES . $115 to $130
HOT PLATES, two -burner, 4.95 to 12.50
ELECTRIC FANS x3 $8.95
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WHEN THEIR FRIENDS
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If so, why not buy him or her
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At the moment we have on the 'floor:
CCM MEN'S STANDARD BICYCLE .. . $51.50
CCM LADIES' STANDARD BICYCLE .. $51.50
'CCM MEN'S BALLOON 'TIRE $61.50
We also have new:
CCM TRICYCLES $19.95
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Pure Cane GRANULATED
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Kellogg's RICE
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G. 29c Cheese . r/z lb. 23c
New Local GREEN Hot House Firm New Local Bunch
Cabbage 2 lb. 13cTomxtoes lb. 39c Carrots, 2 for 25c
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