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PAGE TEN THE CANADIAN STA~SMAN, BÔWMANVILLE THVRSDAY, APRiL 2Oth, 1934 BASEBALL BATS FOR HARD OR SOFT BALL $I.00 Each Guaranteed as good as any league bats. Cail and pick out your own choice. MADE DY S. J. JACKMAN & SONS Phone 80- Bowmanvillej ___ ___ ___ ___ __PROSPECTS GOOD FOR B. H. S. TOWN LEAGUE ENTRY Big Atbletic and Music Night Is Planned f.r May th al the High School By Y. Duzzy Wright 40 As the spring weather graduallb J overtakes us, our thoughts turn more andi more te basebail and we wonder %vhat kinti of a team the "Aima Mamma" should have this year. The more we think of it, the more pleas- ant the outlook is. as almost all of last year's team will be back. If BI1C YC LE the team was good efough totie for PARTS first place last year, what should they flot do this year when they are R E P A I R S a year olcier and have more exper- SERVICE ence. SERVICEFrank 'Tony*" Mcllveen will agamn Let experts take care of your bceon the receiving end of the curves bicycle this summer. Osborne tosseti Up by Boyd Semon and Bob Brothers will service your bi- Kent. On flrst. Dunc Williams will cycle at a most reasonable look familiar, as will Ted Bagnell at cost. Parts always in stock. short stop, and Bill Bagneli and Jake See us first. Allin in the outfleld. Al we have Lawn Mowers named are regular attendants at Sharpened Athletie and Music Night Newest and best equipment in A big Athletic and Music Nght is town to carry out this srork being planned for Friday, May 4th. to your satisfaction. The program will include many in- teresting features. It will start in See the gym at 8 o'clock sharp with a Physical Display in which practical-1 ly al of the students wil partici- O b neB o . pate. The display ilncuef- Osbo ne B os, damental andi atvance gymnastics BowmaniUe Iby the boys' classes. tumbling antij Bowmaffleparaliel bar werk by the Seniorý King Street W. Phone 297 Leaders Corps anti elephant work by ___________________________the Junior Leaders. The girls' clas- ses will contribute gymnastics and dances. The second part of the program will take place in the Assembly Hall where a musical pregram wll be provideti by the students under the direction of Mr. Francis Sutton, Mus. Bac. These first two parts of the evening's pr.ygram will be free to parents of students. Dancing will foliow in the Asseru- - bly Hall to the tunes of Charlie Cawker's Orchestra. Members of the championship rugby team will - be the special guesta co! the evening and at the intermission will be pre- sented with their league and school crests. The intermission will also be enliveneti by a fîcor show, which will feature tap dancing by the students. A charge of 25 cents per person is being made for the dance. It is ex- pecteti that a large crowd will attend this very interesting evening's pro- gram._ Orono Hockey Teamn COUNPFRYTendered Banquet at ÀOI"% Kumn-Rite Inn GENTLEMAN PAJAMAÇ FORSYTH LOCAL DEALER S. G» CHARTRAN BOWMANVILLE You want pep for sumrmer activ- ities - Eat Cream of Barley. THE FINEST IN THE LAND Canada's ReliabI. Se"d House for 64 Y.arm ScarttTopper Tom ato, pki. 25c Wte for Cataiog WIIL RENNIE SEEDS Llmlted TORONTrO AaSQ MONREWAL, VANCOUvR1 The Orono Hockey Club, winners of the group series o! South Ontario anti Durham Counties were tendereti a Banquet on Friday night at the Kum-Rite-Inn. with Presitent Per- cy Brownm presiting. The locais ex- perienceti a very succesful season anti the speakers at the Banquet laudeti the efforts o! the players anti paiti tribute to the sportsmanship tisplayed by the team throughout the season. Orme Gamsby, Manager,1 proposeti the toast te the team in a very feeling manner while Ab. Best, captain of the squati. !ittingly re- plieti. Maurice Windatt. secretary-i trea.surer, gave a financial state- ment showing a balance on the right site o! the ledger. Heip!ul Sport talks1 were given by Dr. Henry, Neil Porter anti the president. During the even- ing musical numbers wore given by, Orme Qamsby anti part songs by the club with Neil Porter as accomp- anist. Organization meeting is siateti for Oct. l3th. Pigeon Club Bowmanville Homing Pigeon Club f lew their first olti bird race !rom Whitby on Saturtiay, April 2lst, with the !ollowing results: I Hobbs, 20 mins, 40 sec.; F. Bottreli 27 mins, 33 sec.; Wm. Woolner, 28 mina,_3 sec.; E. Hunt, 28 mins, 51 sec.;R Dilling. 29 mins. 22 sec.; P. Bth- gate, 34 mins, 14 sec.j Allan Osborne is Badminton Champ Youthf ul Star Again Takes Singles Title-Also Wins in Men's and Mixed Dou- bles in Club Champion- ship one o! the most active weeks since its inception marked the activities of the Badminton Club last week. With club championshiips at stake a wild scramble for practice featureti the early part of the week and on Fniday 8 local teams were pitcheti against 8 teams f rom Oshawa, in- cluding two f rom General Motors, four f rom the Armories, one f rom the Church League, anti one from the Colegiate. Bowmranville took the series with il wins eut of 16 games. on Saturday the club champion- ships were decideti. Club champions for 1934 are: Men's Singles-Allan Ossborne;, Ladies' Singles-Marion Pickart; Mens Doubles-Reas Strike anti Allan Osborne; Ladies' Doubles -Marion Pickard anti Mrs. H . Got- dard; Mixeti Doubles-Allan Os- borne anti Mrs. H. M. Nanson; Jun- ior Singles-Kitty Storey. Anti so Allan (Goozey) Osborne repeats his performance of past years anti takes every championship within his reach. Goozey has been champion o! the Club since it was fermeti anti has matie an enviable record for himself wherever le las playeti outside the local club rooms. The fact probably is that right lere in Blowmranviile we have a future Dominion champion, but the !act that a prophet is wtlout honor in his own country, is t.he reason wly few of the natives recegnize that we have some exceptionaily fine badi- minton players rigît in town. Os- borne's championships for this yeari are singles, doubles anti mixed1 doubles. He coulti hardly have wonà any more. Incidentally he anti Rossa Stnike won a district championship quite recently. Complete list o! games leading up to the finals follow: Men's Singles Flaxman; A. Osborne defeated R. Finals: A. Osborne defeated S. R. James. Ladies' Singles Semi-finals: U. Allun defeateti A. Vanstene: M. Pickarti defeateti B. Bagneil. Finals: M. Pickarti tefeateti U. Allin. MýNen's Doubles Semi-finals: Strîke anti Osborne defeateti Oliver anti Callaghan; James anti Dudley defeateti G. Flax- inan anti E. Flaxman. Finals: St.rike anti Osborne de- feateti James anti Dudley. Ladies' Doubles Semi-finais: U. Allun anti H. Os- borne tiefeatet B. Bagnel anti J. Ramsay by de! ault; M. Pickarti anti Mrs. H. Godidard defeateti Mrs. D. Smith anti G. Caverly. Finals: M. Pickard anti Mrs. H. Godidardi tefeateti U. Allun anti H. Osborne. Mixed Doubles Semi-finals: A. Osborne antiMrs. Nansýon defeateti J. Callaghan anti Miss Caverly; S. James anti Miss, Pickard tiefeateti E. Flaxman anti Mrs. D. Smith. Finals: A. Osborne anti Mrs. Nan- son tiefeateti S. James and Miss Pickarti. Junior Singles Semni-finals: Diana Wheeler de- feateti Margaret Storey; Kitty Stor- ey defeateti Kay O'Neill. Finals: Kitty Sterey defeateti Di- ana Wheeler. In this latter senies Vice Presitient M. A. Neal donateti a hantisome tre- phy for both the winner anti runner- up to encourage the game in the junior section. Kitty Storey and Diana Wheeler get the trophies this year. They will be cempeteti for annually. Following this club tournament on Saturtiay the annual meeting was heiti anti the same boardi of directors returnedti t office. The Club will close its doors next Fritiay night at the conclusion o! the final dance anti social evening. Ray Cole anti his orchestra will pro- vide the music anti a real crowd is expectet. Football Euchre A very success!ùl euchre party was held on Saturday nîght at the home o! Mr. anti Mrs. George -Wiseman, Liberty anti Church Streets, in aid o! the Bowrnanvllle Football Club. Pnize winners were: Ladies, Mrs. W. Woodward anti Mrs. W. Woolley; ,Men, Scotty Taylor anti C. Branni- gan. Bill Graham was the winner in the draw for a hantisome smoking stand, proceetis o! whlch went te, unemployed. (WELL.. I S0 VOURE T1INKING DONT A FRIEND OF BUYING A NEW fKNO\W. I1 O, F MINE MAS CAR, HEM! 0GON ( THOUGI4T 1 THEM AND TO GET ONE WITH MIGHT WAITJ T1INKS TI4EY TI-1O5E NEW+ AND SEEJ ARE GREAT. TRICK< FRONT HOW TI4EY MES ALL 5PRINGS ? WORK FOR 1 GREATEST BIKE RIDER "Torchy" Peden Giant reti-headeti six day bike race champion, who will again be a starter in the sem.i-annual six day race commencing in Toronto at the Maple Leaf Gardens at midnight, April 29th. Many local citizens will remember seeing Petien on the Tor- onto-Montreal race pass through Bowmanville last summer. Thils community will likely be well repre- senteti during the running o! this classic. Newcastle Enters Team In District Softball Ladies' Loop at Cobourg At the meeting helti in Cobourg last week. four teams were accepted into the newly-!ormeti Lakeshore Ladies' Softball League, namely, Co- bourg. Port Hope, Newcastle anti Oshawa. The Motor City will be representeti by the O.MI. ladies' team. Judging f rom the enthusiasm shown, everything points to a ban- ner season, anti- ladies' softball, which has died down arounti these parts te a certain extent in the past two years. will receive f resh impetus anti will once more attain its; olti populanity. It lad been hopeti by local sports- men that Bowmanviile would have entereti a ladies' team in the loop, but unfortunately no organization work had been completeti. It is thought that the team here coulti stili secure a berth in the group if they organize immetiiately anti get in touch writh officiais o! the loop. The foilowing is the double scheti- ule which las been drawn up for the Lakeshore loop: Softball Schedule - lst Hal! May 24-Port Hope at Cobourg 24-Newcastie at O.M.I. 28--O.M.I. at Port Hope 28--Cobourg at Newcastle June 1-Port Hope at .MI. l-Newcastie at Cobourg 4-O.MI. at Cobourg 5-Port Hope at Newcastle 8--Cobourg at O.M.I. 8-Newcastle at Port Hope 12-OM.I. at Newcastle 11-Cobourg at Port Hope So!tball Schedule - 2x'îtiHaîf Junel5-Port Hope at Cobourg 15-Newcastle at O.M.I. 18-O.M.I. at Port Hope 18-Cobourg at Newcastle 22-Port Hope at OMI. 22-Newcastle at Cobourg July 2--Cobourg at Port Hope 9-O.M.I. at Cobourg 10-Port Hope at Newcastle 13-Cobourg at O.M.Z. i 3-Newcastle at Port Hope 17-OM.I. at Newcastle Men's Club Euchre Untier the auspices of the Men's Club o! St. John's Church a well at- tendeti euchre party was helti at the home o! Mr. anti Mrs. C. W. B. Tait, Elgin Street. on Tuestiay night. The prize winners were: Ladies, Miss Nora Hayward anti Mrs. H. D. Mos- es. with Mrs. L. A. Parker. receiving the consolation: anti Mon, Reg. Harding anti E. Mitchell, with H. Casbourn winning the consolation. t,' 1Il THE SPOTLIGHT ON SPORT k Basebaîl Club To Appeal For Funds To Start Activities Lakeshore League Entry In Need of Funds to Start Season - Can- vass Wiil De Made Judging from the interest shown by the basebali players themselves, Bowmanville will have a basebal team in the Lakeshore Group this summer, but whether the team rill get starteti apparently depends on what support the public is willhlng to give the team. Two meetings have been held, on Friday and Monday eveninga, when the possibilities were discusseti. Presitient Tommy Ross of the Lake- shore League andi W. J. Bagnel were about the only interesteti bu.si- ness men to, attend these meetings. It was decided on Monday that appointeti teams would canvass the business section and citizens in gen- eral for donations to support the teamn this summer. Another meet- ing wl bc helti in the near future anti reports made. Definite organ- ization will the take place and Bow- manville can look formýardti t a sea- son of basebaîl that will brmg at ts end at least the Lakeshore champ- ionship te, this town. SIX DAY BICYCLE RACE GETS UNDER WAY APRIL 29th "Torchy" Peden, Canada's Greatest Bike Rider, WiU Be Started in ]Big Maple Leaf Gardens Event Canadas greatest bike rider, the giant red-head, William "Torchy" Peden will again be a starter in the Toronto semi-annual six-day race that this year gets under way at midnight, April 29th. Peden will be an outstanding figure among a brul- liant lot o! international stars that Bil Specer, manager anti former champion, is aligning for the rce. Torchy holds two worlds rcrds. He set the record for a merasureti mile when lie covered the distance at a speed of W162 miles per hour, and in the six-day game has Won almost 50 per cent o! his starts. He was also winner of the difficuit 2000- mile road race over Canadian high- ways last sumnmer. Peden flot only matie lis debut, but also scoreti his very first victory in Montreal, paireti with Reggie Fielding. The latter pair aise won the first Toronto race in 1932. mhat was Peden's biggest year. He won the New York race paireti with Iron man" Rýeggie McNamara and t.ook the Chicago classic part.nered by Jules Audy. He later returuedt 'in a second straight New York race coupled vwtth Fretidie Spencer. He won at Minneapolis and jumpeci al over the country in an amazing dis- play of human strength including a jaunt to Europe. He matie the lat- ter trip. rode a race and returned te s ýtart another one ail within a period of three weeks. Petien's home is in Victoria where, he was born February 6, 1906. He1 hs been racing since ho was 15 years1 Royal Theatre Friday - Saturday April 20 - 21 JOE E. BROWN in Son of a with Jean Muir, Frank Mc- Hugh, Thelma Todd, Johnny Mack Brown, Sheila Terry. Matinee Saturday at 2.30 p. m. m Bowmanvulle Monday - Tuesday Wednesday - Thursday April 23 - 24 1 April 25 - 26 LOVE WAS IN THEIR HEARTS' anti they poured it out in golden melody. The WILLIAM POWELL escreen's two most ro-.! mantic figures in the. as year's sensational bit. PHILO VANCE iTHE CASE with Mary Astor. Helen Vinson Eugene Pallette Jack Larue Ralph Morgan Paul Cavanaugh Matlnee WednesdaY at 2.30 p. m. c^s 1U6ES-,eA~-~o LJu L~ur . ~ j.-JK e EC/< YOUR FRIENDS -',IDONT BE EYPERIENCE REALLY iINFLUENCED CONFIRME' MY " MUCH BY OPINION 0F TH-EM.' t FRIENC). i DONT ALWAY9 .9 415 FIRST WARM Up TO CAR, AND 1. TH-ESE NEW IDEAS DONT THIN OUT, lbuT MUCH ABOUTI - - - _AUTOKMOBILE5/ The House Of Stone Special Represeniative Es M. STONE will be at Couch, Johnston & Crydeî'man's Store on Friday, April 27tha with a complete assortment of Men's Summer, Suit Patterns and 1934 models. Visit the store on Fî'iday and let Mr. Stone help you in select- ing your summeî' suit. Priced from $23.50 Up. Wide Selection Because Couch, Johnston & Cryderman carry such a large stock of Ladies' Coats and Di-esses, the purchase of vour spring ensemble is made so much easieî' heî'e. Coats fronm$9,e95 up Dresses fronm $3.95 up Special display of new Curtain Nets., Draperies and Chintzes. NEW SHJPMENT 0F CREPE BLOUSES JUST ARRIVED. Couch, Johnston & Cryderman Phone 104 LIMITED Bowmanville of age. He cornes from a family of The final dance of the season was athletes. his sister having been a helti by the Goodyear Recreation member of the last Canadian Olym- Club on Friday night, when 300 at- pic swimming team. while his bro- tentied. The music was furnished ther is one of the best aIl-round ath- by Wilson's Orchestra and a spien- letes in western Canada. diti time was hati by ail. A member o! the Canadian Olym- A neeuiemeigo h pic team in 1928, Peden has hati ev- A neeuiemeigo h en greater success as a professional. Durham anti Northumbenlandi Fish He has won over 20 six-day races and Qame Protective Association and is considered the greatest crowti heîd at Bewdley, April l3th, it was pleaser o! them ail. He has earned ceiidt ot ulcmeigI vistonies in Montreal, Toronto, Min-1 eidtohIapulemtngn neapolis, Portland, St. Louis, Chi-1 Port Hope on Tuestiay, April 24th, cago and New York. He won the at 8.30, at which all those interesteti Pittsburgh, Chicago anti Buffalo in hunting a.nd i sh.ing are heartily grnnts this past season. inviteti to attend. THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, BOWMANVILLE THURSDAY, APRIL 26th, 1934 PAGE TEN