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WHY
i re " Thursday evening'
O� all>lIgOaxea foursome match of the
Wantland Ucif •Club last weeb, tha. play'CiV
QQ e eeptionnally keen, as shown by
ltr
than usual average sores and
440, Darrow margin between the scores
• « the prize -winners. _Ws. Nina
Stomas and l!', It. Darrow were first
e ,. a 4,5; :3� s. Wells and Glen Ego
second with 47,` midi) Mrs. Bruce and
Mr. McFarlane third with 4S. The
Winners were presented u ith the usual
prizes of golf balls.
• On the regular ladies' day ou Tale«s-
d y there was ;1 t,iir turn -kali, iu. spite
of threatening weather. and the play
resulted in Mrs. Nina Thomas winning
the prize for low net ..vire. a ud Mrs.
'Bruce winding the prize ferr lowest
amber of putts en nine greens, The
prizes this week were ,touatett by
Ainslie•s Inca t market a nil L111er•s.171'5
drug- ►te.ter.
In rhe play for tie r - bowl, Miss
Elizabeth Tidbin has reached the.tinals
and • it waits the winner of the semi-
final round between Mrs. Nima•Thomas
tad Mfrs, Bruce.
In the Lloyd cup mateltes. Jack
Murphy t'i im?mated F. R. Darrow in
aheir, .e ali-anai mtatell and he new
meets. Cha tlie Naftci in the lienal round:
SANDERSON AND MOORE
WIN FRED HUNT TROPHY.
?t local pair, H Samdct• un and V.
Moore, -were the whiners 'of the Fred
Hunt trophy at the open aenrmament
uA of the Goderich Lawn Bowling flub
yesterday. ,The I'icton street ---greens
presented an animated appearance
afternoon apt!,,eveningand play was
continued to a. late . hour,
Forty teams of doubles-- competed—
` six. from Winghatn• live from Clinton,
three each from Seaforth and Luck -
now. two from Mitchell, one each
from Windsor,' Strathroy and Exeter,
and eighteen local pairs.
The trophy winners had four wins.
With 'pins of 34. Other prize -whiners
were: Second, F. Price and W. Heit-
man, Goderich, four wins and plus
of 18; third, M. J. Ainslie and F. Toole,
goderich, four- wins and plus of 1.4;
- fourth. A: H. Gibbs and L. Hawes,
Mitchell, three wins and plus of 30;
-fifth. A. Townsend and J^ MacVicar,
Goderich, three wins and pias of 27.
Miss M. Emack, of the Department
of Highways, Toronto, arrived 'in
floderieh on Sunday to spend her vaca-
tion with her cousin, Mrs., H. I'th�tlips,
East street. This is Miss'Emack's first
.visit to Goderich and- she is greatly
impressed with the town as a holiday
spot.
HEALTHFUL HOLIDAY
"Don't -overdo it on your annual
vacation," Warn health ' authorities.
"Nia`ke 1'hts year's ''"acatton rf1T while. -
Don't come back needing a holiday from
a holiday. Have, a medical check-up
before you engage in strenuous ac-
tivities." The public health, experts
point oat that people ' who sit at a
desk for fifty weeks +in the year can't
afford over -exercise during the other
two weeks. They - should get just
enough exertion to, feel pleasantly and
miitil tired: a • -r. _
Daughter: "Did you have many love
affairs, daddy?"
Soldier rather: "No, child ; I fell
in the first engagement-".
•
Y ATTEND. GALA OPENING OF REG. MEE'S NEW GARAGE
Officially opened to the public by ceremonies staged
Tuesday afternoon and flight, Reg. McUee's ultra -modern.
garage on Hamilton street is ready to4erve customers.
The photo above, taken by Might, reveals the a't`traetive----
" front equally impressive by day... Modern equipment has
been installed in keeping with th6 modern garage. Mr.
McGee announces he has been successful in obtaining the
lubrication unit which, he says,- is the latest ear -greasing
to
LIONS TAKE LEAGUE -
GAME AT RIPLEY
On Wednesday evening Goderich
Lions traielled to Ripley to play their
first League game with the Junior
team of that town, and came back on
the winning side with a score of 15-2.
Evans took care, of the pitching duties,
with -the reliable Scott as 11i, battery
mate, and Jerry Ginn" takini "Lung
John's" Place on first. The Lions
found McDonald, the starting pitcher
for Ripley, to their liking, 'and con-
tinued the onslaught ut1 George Chin,
who relieved him iu the third.` Harri-
son took -up the pitching duties for
Ripley in the seventh and held the
Lions clobbers scoreless from then on.
'Chin pitched nice ball, but his support"
was rather shaky, errors coming at
critical times. Ripley are a stronger
team "than the score •indicates, and
.they iiro•inise .to reverse the Verdict
when -- they meet the Lions here on
Monday next at Agricultural Park.
For Ripley ,itt was -Polka% 1b, Harri-
son 31). Collin.g c; G. Chin 2b, Courtney
ss, McDonald p, (relieved by Chin, in
the third), B. Chin rf' S. Needham ,tf,
and Blue If.
For Goderich: • U. - Warren 3b, D.
Warren ss, J. Bisset 2b, Scott c. Evans
I)._:1I. 13'ilsotl--l.f, _W: Craig: of J: Ginn
lb, and J.• Needham cf.
summary of the game; Ripley :3
hits, 2 tuns_ and •13 strikeouts by
Evans. For Goderich-L-15 hits, 15 runs
and 1 strikeout.
empires—Lumby and McGregor.
Daily Delivery of
Bread, Cakes etc.
DO YOU KNOW?
that . . , . for your convenience, there is a daily delivery
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Phone 184W TODAY and leave word for our bakery wagon
to call at YOUR HOME with fresh bread, cakes, pies, etc.
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GODERICH..
•
Lions Get Revenge .
on Louzon Flyers
Win Monday Night's
Handily with 11-4
, Score
Game
Goderich Lions Juniors after a mid-
season slump On the road re-estab-
lished themselves in the hearts of their
followers on Monday evening when
they flattened the Louzon Flyers by
a - score of 11-4.- The boys were good
value- for their Win, with- only two
errors chalked up against them, and
with the exception of these two slips
pl used good baseball and gave Ainslie
excellent sutlport. "Windy" was in
rare form and had the fruit merchant's
sluggers baffled with au assortment
'of fast ones and. the back -braking
curve which sent fourteen of them
back to the bench by the strike -out
route. Gessler Young, for the Flyers,
also pitched �ggood ball, nine -of the
Lions going down swinging, but his
support was not too good, live errors
coming at disastrous times. The Fl ers' Joe Moody
outfield, however, performed brilliant- Ron. Sproule
W, G. Williams
Girvl,n Young.•. _
Max. Fritzley
Jas. Monier
"R. G.- Venus
Fred •Bowra
—Photo by Iicnderson's Studio
equipment in Canada. 0A motor analyzer has alsb been
installed which specializes in motor" tune-up work. Another
modern service is tiles Kerriek •Kleaner, a Lsteam cleaning
device for thoroughly washing Motors and motor parts.
The parts leparttucnt-will carry a complete -line of Chrysler
parts and, Mopar accessories, approved by Chrysler
engineers. A card index system has been set up for the
control of parts 'iii stock.
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GODERICH ARENA DONORS
A continued list of donors to the
Goderich arena fund is as follows:
W. Million 5.00
Jack Fritzley 5.
Wm. Lanaway • 5
Lewis McHardy 5
.Albert Mero 10
L. G. Young , e, 25
R. M. Menzies` 50
Thos. Taylor 25
Jack . Marwick 25
Alex. Mallough • 25
Wellington Baker 10
Arthur Kirkey 15
Langridge ' 25
Herbert I'oweIl 15
Roy McIntosh • 20
E. W.. McLeod - 10
Geo. Dvernechuk 10
Forest McHardy 25
Harold • Jewell 10
John Wilson 10
W. J. McLean ro 20
Tom O'IIier 10
Doug. Wilson 10
Ken McKenzie 10
Norman McAuley 10
Richard McWhinney • 10
50
12
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30
10
15
10
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1 ichael Murray 12
Harry Daer 10
Jas. Adams , 10
Walter Mero 10
A. Kitton . 10
.I. B. Milne '25
ly, the 1Vestbrook boys and R. McDon-
ald.covering a lot of •territory _ sand
Walt; aV1•''estbrook--rObbitig the.ions of
liotential -home runs.' The Flyers- are
still leading the other Intermediate
teams in the group, and are prepared
now for a play-off berth with Tees -
'Water and Auburn, while the Lions,
its yet undefeated in League games,
will probably enter the play-offs with
Ripley Juniors, - the winners to take
on the Elora Junior entry.
. The line-up:
For tht Flyers—Worselll c, Schoen-
hals 2h, W. Westbrook cf, H. West-
brook rf, Skipper McDonald 31 B.
Worthy lb, R. McDonald If, Mirk -
worth ss, and Young p. .- .
For, the Lions—H. Warren 3b, D.
Warren ss, Ainslie p, Scott c, Wilson
2b, Evans lb, Craig cf, Donnelly lf,
'and Needham rf. •
Summary:
For Lions -11 runs, 10 hits and 2
errors. Struck -out by Ainslie, 14.
For Flyers -2 runs, 4 hits, 5 errors.
Struck out by Young, 9. -
Vmpires-.-Bloomfield and W. Lumby.
NOTES ON THE GAMES •
Orders have gone out from the.
League executive that •Teeswater and
Auburn shall meet in 'the first game Of
the play-offs. the winner's to meet
the Lonzon.. Flyers. In the- Junior
group the . play-offs will be between
Ripley and Lions, With the winners
€ stin:house
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meeting Elora and then going, on in
the O.B.A. -
Th& Kions Midgets are still unde-
feated, ,and are also winners of their
own group. s
• ' Features of the Lions -Flyers game
were the good fielding exhibitions by
Evans; 1-). Warred and Mac Wilson
fob• the Juniors,. the last-named accept-
ing five difficult chances without an
error; while for - the Flyers Bud
Wr,rthy did. 'some nice work around -
first, and the Flyers' outfield was good.
-As usual, "Cock" Worsell prayed a
tough man at bat for the Lions,. but
the Williams defence against. him is
proving troublesome for the Lions'.
backstop, although he did manage Co,
pull one hit to left field.
A pleasing feature of the last two
games has been the hitting of .lack
Needham, who is now witnaging to get
his batting eye on the ball, and, will
be helpful in the playoffs:
'Je•rry Gina, with his speed on the
bases and..his ability to lay down bunts,
is also a valuable man to have around,
and he can. do a fair job around first
base when ('aptain Evans is in the
pitcher's box.
One of the most interested -men at
the game on Wednesday was the
,fb)rmer 'fn:Mager, Eddie Jessop, who
looks with wistful. eyes after the,, team
when he is left.at home. Eddie, how-
ever, promises to do the scoring for
the boys in the . playoffs.
The fans are clamoring for a- play-
off series between the Lions and the
Louzon Flyers, and although the
latter have dropped three out of ,their
four engagements with Con Baechler'e
speed boys, they are still unconvinced
that they are not the better team.
BANTAM BASEBALL
The Bantam baseball league IS. well
tinder way, three games having been
played, the past 'week.
The scores of these games were:
Costello 8, Mathews 7; Hutchins 22,
Arbour 4 :' Auburn 11, Hawthorne •'2.
The standing in the league to date
is ,
•Team Won Lost,
Costello .2 0•
Hutchins g 0
Mathews 1 1
Auburn ,, a-a.t..1 1
Arbour 0 2
li:.iawthot'ne • ; ' 0 `2
Bert Abbott 10
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Jim Carmichael 10
David Elliott 5
Frank M. Wood 10
Stan, Crawford 25 •
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Frank Maloney _ 5
Albert McGuire , 10
Wm, Baechler - 5
Goldie Carter 1 •
Wn1. Fowler 1
Kenneth Bell 15
Louis Kirkey ..
Chas. J. Gibbons ::«, 10
Don Brooks 10
J. E. Baechler, Jr. 50 -
Earl Elliott 10
Bert Baechler 50
Clare F. Baechler 50
Con. Baechler
'Irving Hunter 2
Goderich Salt Co. 1000
Melvin Bennett 21:43.
Donald - Bissett 21.43
Ralph' Kingswell • ' 21.43
Garnet Mathieson 21.43
John Redmond 21.43
Leslie Riley 21.42
Clarence Weber IK.•a.:::.... r. .21.43
LO.D.E. 310
Goderich Lions Club „ 1500
Hiram Brindley
John Carmichael
Chas. Shelton •
John I1, McDonald
Tom. McLean
Dennis Dalton
T. Edmund Irwin
Maurice Chapman
Donald Reih1
Chas. Hart
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Bob Allin - 25
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