Clinton News-Record, 1946-10-03, Page 8VIIIIIIIMMION11111111111W AMMON&
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CLINTON NEWS-REGORD
TRDIRSDAY, OCITM1ER 3, 1340:
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Thornbury Beats Hensall
In First Play-off 5-4
Thornbury at Hensall
Play-off Game Saturday
Down one game in their OBA
Intermediate "B" quarter -final
round with Thornbury, HansaAl's
smart ball team is all set for 'the
return match of the best -of -three
series at Community Park, Hen-,
'salL at 3 pm. sham, this Satur-
day. At Thornbury yesterday
afternoon, the Georgian Bay lads
managed to eke out a 5-4 win.
As Don Joynt hurled the whole
game, Carter Kerslake probably
will get the call for mound duties
on the home diamond Saturday
afternoon.
With only six teams or less left
in the running for the Ontario
championship, Hensel' will make
a great effort to even the series,
and it is expected that.the largest
crowd of the season will be on
hand with support for the Huron -
Perth League champions. In ad-
dition to Hensall and Thornbary,
the teams left are Strathroy and
Harrow, which are playing off,
Tillsonburg, and Bata, near Belle-
ville, the only team left in East-
ern Ontario.
Hensall, champions 9f the Huron -
Perth Baseball League and conquerors
of Clinton R. and G. S., came a bit
of a cropper at Thornbury yesterday
afternoon in an OBA intermediate
"B" quarter -final match, losing out
by the close score of 5-4. The return
game is in. Hensall Saturday after-
noon.
The Huron County representatives
were, op against the redoubtable
Dimer Goldsmith, younger brother of
the famous `'Lefty" of Southampton
fame, and. a righthander. He struck
out 15, Hensall batters, every player
falling once or more before his hooks,
and was robbed of a I6th when the
catcher lost the third strike. Ten of
the remaining 12 outs were made at
first.
Jack Tudor Homers
Dens.all nicked him for onlyfour
safe hits, including a mammoth homer
by Jack Tudor, knocking in Corbett
ahead of him, with two out in the
seventh, a double by the same player,
and singles by Bert Horton and Ross
Houghton.
Don Joynt twirled the whole gaine
for Hensall, fanning seven batters,
but most of the 13 hits against him
were pretty "scratchy" through slow
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, Harvest Tournament
Clinton Bowling Club held its Har-
vest Tournament on Wednesday wish
two rinks ham Goderich and six from
01 intent playing.
Prizes were won as follows; 1st—.
Clinton—Miss Mary Turner, William
Rozell, skipped by L. Heard; 2nd—
Goderich — Mrs. John Baker, Mrs.
Fred Price, skipped by John Baker;
3rd — Clinton — Mrs. S. E. Castle,
James Lovett, skipped by Hugh
Hawkins.
How Runs Scored
Hensall tallied two counters in the
fifth, Clay Horton was safe when
catcher Scrannage dropped the third
strike. Glenn walked. Bert Horton
singled, scoring Clay. Horton. Corbett
fanned. Tudor was out, short to first,
but Glenn crossed the plate. Balfour
popped to third.
In the seventh, •Glenn struck out.
Bert Horton was out, third to first.
Corbett was safe on Pembroke's error,
and romped home on Tudor's homer.
Balfour grounded to first,
Hensel' had a fine chance in the
first frame. Bert Horton 'walked and
was sacrificed to second by C'orbett.
Tudor doubled but Horton was held
on third. Balfour and Joynt both
Whiffed.
The NEWS-REICORD is indebted to
Ball Brown, prominent Hensall hard-
ware merchant, for the following box
score and summary:
BOX SCORE
Hensall AB R H PO A E
B. Horton, c .... 3 0 1 8 2 0
Corbett, if 3 1 0 0 0 0
Tudor, cf 4 1 2 1 0 0
13alfour, 2b 4 0 0 0 2 0
joynt, p 4 0 0 1 4 1
Houghton, ss 3 0 1 1 3 1
;Rennie, 3b 4 0 0 3 1 0
C. Horton, If 4 1 0 0 0 0
Glenn, lb 3 1 0 10 9 1
32 4 4 24 12 3
Thornbury AB ft 11 PO A E
Laderoute, cf .... 4 I. 2 0 0 0
Westbrooke, rf .. 5 1 1 0 0 0
May, lb ........ 4 1 1 10 0 0
Goldsmith, p .... 3 0 2 0 2 0
Pembroke, 3b ... 4 0 2 1 3. 1
Hutchinson, lf ... 4 0 2 0 0 0
Darling, 2b 4 0 1 1 0 0
Scrannage, c 4 0 0 15 2 1
Chrysler, ss 4 2 2 0 3 0
36 5 13- 27 8 2
Summary: two -base hits — Tudor,
Hutchinson; home run—Tudor; sac-
rifice hits—Corbett, Goldsmith; bases
on balls—Horton 2, Houghton, Glenn,
Laderonte; struck mit—by Joynt 7,
Goldsmith 15; stolen bases—Houghton
0, B. Horton, C. Horton, Corbett;
runs batted in—B. Horton, Tudor 3,
Westbrooke, Pembroke, Hutchinson;
earned rims—Hensall 2, Thornbury 2;
umpires — 'Smith, Owen Sound, at
plate; Nichol, Owen Sound, on bases,
Score by innings R H E
Hensel]. . . 000 020 200-4 4 3
Thornbury . 103 100 00x-5 13 2
TOO MUCH "JOHNNY BOY"!
Local followers. of +Stratford Nat-
ionals in the 0 B A. Senior "A" finals,
will agree that Niagara Falls' Johnny
Worrell is the main reason that Strat-
ford are down two games in the tit-
ular series, as a result of a 5-4 defeat
at home Saturday and a 3-0 defeat at
Niagara Palls 'yesterday. "jolinny
boy", as the Palls fans refer to him,
just has something on the ball that
Nationals' ace sluggers can't fathom.
The third match is in the Falls Satur-
day afternoon and the fourth at Strat-
ford next Wednesday afternoon. It
is four -out -of -seven, and it may be
four straight.
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r—LIVCAL,
" /77-1r477"
Clinton Board of Education was
scheduled to hold its regular October
meeting tonight,
The October meeting of Clinton
Town Council will be held in the
Council Chamber Monday evening,
October 7.
Please check the label on your copy
of The NEWS -RECORD. If you are
of the opinion that it is incorrect,
please notify this office at once. The
mailing list was corrected up to and
including Sept 25
President Caiwl W. Draper, Secret-
ary Robert N. Irwin, Vice-presidents
W. E. Perdue and J. G. McLay, and
Past President J. A Sutter, represent-
ed Clinton Lions Club at a meeting
of Zone 3, District A-1, Lions ,Inter-
national, at Mitchell' last evening,
lion. Russell T. Kelley, Ontario
'minister of Health, is scheduled to
address a public meeting irt Clinton
Town Hall tonight on the matter of
hospital services in the rural areas
and that of nurses' training sehools
in the small hospitals,
Daylight saving time remained in
effect in Clinton until midnight Sun-
day, although, generally speaking,
throughout Canada and United States,
it came to an end at midnight Satur-
day or 2 a.m. Sunday, Goderich was
the only other municipality in this
area to remain on "fast" time Siinday.
The Lord's Day Alliance is repre-
sented in Clinton and district this
year by Miss Louise Young. This
organization is recognized widely as
one performing valuable national and
community service in safeguarding
the national weekly day of rest for
Canadian workers, and the 'freedom
of the Canadian ,Suriday from com-
mercial exploitation.
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CLINTON WOLF CUBS
SHOWING ACTIVITY
IN FALL SEASON
The regular Thursday night ,meet-
ig of the Clinton Wolf Cub Pack WI'S
held at Clinton Collegiate at 7 p.m.
September 26. This was the third
meeting after the summer vacation.
About 30 Cubs were present and
after the "Grand Howl," the Senior
Sixes. (Murray Maltby) manned the
a yards and the meeting was open-
ed. (Akela), Cubmaster A. Douglas
and (Baloo), asistant Cubmaster F
Thorndike, inspected each six in turn
When the inspection was over, each
".six" built a lair in the trees and
shrubs adjoining the school property.
These lairs served as retreats for the
cubs after each game. The sixer in
charge of each six is responsible for
the training of his group in knots,
the law, salute, compass, and all the
other sections of study' in cubbing.
During the time the "six" is in its
lair the sixer curries out some phase
of instruction.
Both games "Snatch the hat" and
",Symond Says". were won by Black
Six which proved to be the winning
Six for the night. When it became
too 'dark outside, the meeting con-
tinued in • the school gym. Here the
cubs played basketball while Akela
interviewed the new cubs who were
in attendance for the first time.
Before the meeting closed it was
announced that a hike would take
place on Saturday at 2 p.m. on which
each nub could bring a friend. The
meeting closed with the "Grand
Howl," followed by the Cub's Silent
Prayer.
Cub Hike Saturday
At 2 p.m. .Saturday, over 20 cubs
went on a hike with Akela and I3aloo.
The two cub leaders were assisted
by D. Venton and F/0 T. J. B. Rob-
inson, who are enthusiastic scouters
and just recently have some to reside
in Clinton.
The hike took the Cubssand a little
red spaniel dog, out the Huron High-
way towards Seaforth as far as the
farms of Mr. Ransford and Mr. Gib-
bings, where Akela had obtained per-
mission to use some of the land as a
place to make a camp fire.
Near the railway tracks, the whole
Pack forded the river to the east side
and each six in turn found a suitable
spot in the trees to make a lair. After
LIFESAVING AWARD
GRAND BEND—, The.' parchment
certificate of the Reyal Canadian
urnane Association has been awarded
to Clifford Bradley, 23• Stratford as
officialrecognition of the saving 0/
the lives of three people from drown-
ing at Grand Bend, on Lake Huron,
August, 18 1945. ,
"Guarding the Treasure." The pack
is divided into two sides and each
side has a treasure that the opposing
side must obtain. Three guarda are
placed to guard the treasure While
the rest of the Cubs steal forward,
keeping out of sight to try and get
close enough to rush in and seize the
treasure of the opPosing side. Both
sides took several prisoners but both
treasures were seized simultaneously
and it -was difficult to say which side
actually won. '
"Ric" Elliott, an ardent fisherman,
carried along his rod and reel and
didn't manage more than many nib-
bles and two fish. '
While some of the Cubs joined in
a game of softball, superintended by
Akeia and Mr. Venton, others went
swimming with Baloo and F/0 Rob-
inson.
After everyone had had a great
deal of exercise, the. thought of some-
thing to eat was predominant. At
this moment three young chaps who
were inspecting their lunches were
sorely disappointed to find that our
little friends the red spaniel, had al-
ready managed to polish off three
lunches. In true Cub fashion, all the
other chaps offered to share their
lunches with the three who unknow-
ingly had fed the pup.
,Some of the Cubs brought along
food that required to be cooked. One
in particular was ,Sixer Bob Fines
who fried two eggs and weiners
Any day now he will be opening
a business in competition with some
of the local restaurants. The eggs
were done to a turn.
After the fires were checked thor-
oughly to ensure that there was no
danger of any of them bursting into
flames after the Cubs had departed,
Akela called the pack together and
announced that there would be a
campfire meeting in Clinton Com-
munity Park Thursday (tonight) at
7 p.m. to which all She parents and
friends of .the Cubs are invited.
Having played strenuously and eat-
en heartily, the tired Cubs trekked
back to Clinton and no doubt did not
all the lunches had been stowed away, waste much time before reaching the
Akela organized a game called "Land of Nod."
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Hockey Annual Meeting
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Following the comments of The
NENS-RECORD in last week's issue
about the hockey situation in Clinton,
a preliminary rneeting of the cxecn-
tive and players of Clinton Inter-
mediate Hockey Club was held Mon-
day evening when hockey matters
generally Were discussed. The club
president, Caryl Draper; had arrived
home from his Western trip on Sat-
urday,
Chief business arising out of the
gathering was the decision to hold
the annual meeting of the Club very
shortly. A Striking Committe was
appointed to interview prospective
officials and bring in a report at
the annual meeting.
PASSES SUDDENLY
•GODERICH—Silas A. Gray, Tor-
onto, died suddenly while visiting
friends in Godmich in his 85th year.
r. Gray some years ago was in
the dry gods business here in the
,store now occupied by 'George Schaef-
er. He was enjoying a drive around
the tovvn and visiting with former
friends. He returned to the home of
Mrs. J. Tiffin, where he collapsed.
Public School Pupils
Still Playing ,Softbalt..
Clinton Public School boys and'
girls are still playing softball, deopites
the .chilly breezes. In a, game played.
on the school grounds Friday after-
noon, last—it was warm that day --
the Grade V boys defeated the Senior
girls by 32-18:
Grade V boys: Kenneth Taylor cf,.
Donny. Denomme so, Munay Maltby
p, Richard Andrews' lb, Donald Ladd
rf, Jackie Carter 2b, Tominy Oolqu-
houn 34, Billy „ , lf, John Hart-
ley c., Ted Ross sub.
Senior girls: Anne Preel c, Rut&
Groves 9, Lorna Prosser lb, Elaine
McAdam 23, Joyce Weeks 33, Barbara
McDonald ss, Joanne Lloyd If, Barb-
ara Glew cf, Leota Freeman rf,
Referee --- Mr. MeKee
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LUCENOW—Gordon Robert Tay-
lor, prominent Lucknow druggist,
died Sunday at Queen Alexandra Sans
atorium, London. A patient there for
two months, he was in Ins 39th year.
He displayed an active interest in
municipal affairs and was a member
of the Board of Education, president
of Lawn Bowling Club, a member of
Clansmen Club, and United Church.
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