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IL, THE !C!ANADIAN STATESMMi-EOWMAKILL, ONTARIO A-. THUPSfAY, MAY lêtai, 100' SPORT 'NEWS Royals Defeat Newcastle In Lakeshore Openei 74O 1The apenlng Mature in the Bow- inanviile Sports Day, May 24, was the morning baseball- gaine be- tween Bowmanvilie Royals and Newcastle Colis. It was the firsi local gamne, 1947, of the Intermed- jate Lakeshore League and drew a crowd of 600 and a gaie of $142. The gaine ise].! offered fans few opportuniies ta whoop ih up for il was a ding-dong, almasi hiiiess session ln which Rayais bianked the Colts 7-0 in aine innings. To be entirely accurate in scaring the shulout was a no bit, no run performance on, the short end wlth Rayais geiiing the only four bingles ai the gaine. Eleven er- rors were cbalked Up. Royals had a trio of Oshawa im- ports as their battery, pitchers Doug Furey and Paul Michaels end catcher Ty Tyson, Jr., who relieved starter 'Tic' Crombie in the 5ih. For Newcastle, iran man "Sandy" Graham piicbed goad bal all the way but bis mates need bath batiing and fielding prac- tice. Furey apened with a walk, nick- cd a baller then fanned six in a row la the firsi two trames. Ray- ais took a 4-rua iead ia the firsi on 2 errors, 2 walks, a sacrifice fiy by Ames, a lone bit by Ferguson, ànd 4 thefts. Tbey gai one each in the second, third and sevenih, ahi againsi baose detence save in MURPHY'S Home Comforts wIll now b. known as MURPHY'S. -PLIANCE and IIAP TUR STORE the third, when Ted Bagneil got the only extra base hit of the day, a two-bagger to right field. Bagnell was the standout on the field, getiing 2 runs, 2 hits and filching 4 sacks. Newcastle ouifield, with "Baldy" Hoar in centre nipped. off hall a dozen long drives. Richards and Ferguson got the other 2 singles for Royals. Michaels and Tyson took over Royals battery in the fifth. Win- ters replaced Johnsion as Colts catcher in tbe same trame and Padgett replacedàRichards at third in the eighth. Summary: Royals, 7 runs, 4 bits, 5 errors, 7 walks, 5 fanned, 7 stole. Colts, 0 runs, 0 bits, 6 errors, 2 walks, 15 fanned, 3 stole. R. H.E. Royals --..411 000 100-7 4 5 Colts ___000 000 000-O O 6 Lef t on bases, Royals 10, Colts 7. Base on balîs, Furey 2, Graham 7. Struck out, Furey 7, Michaels 8, Graham 5. Two base hit, Bag- neli. Time, 2:20. Plate umps, R. Fair, Oshawa; base umps, Brown, Newcastle. Lineups: Royals: Bagneil cf, Gilhooley 2b, Yourth ss, Ames If, Cowan rf, Richards 3b, Ferguson lb, Crom- bie c, Furey p, Michaeîs p, Tyson c, Padgett 3b. Newcastle: Johnstonalc, Graham p, Gray lb, M. Walton 2b, Cream- er ss, Middleton 3b, Ward rf, Hoar cf, D. Walton If, Winters c. Scout SaUvage Drive Nets Total $184.80 Once again the salvage drive for waste paper and rags under- taken by the Bowmanville Boy Scouts and Cubs bas proved an outstanding success. Organized into teams under Scoutmaster Denis Pickard, the young lads made the collection Wednesday evening, May 21, with the gener- ous co-operation of businessmen who lent their trucks for the oc- casion. Reporting to the press, Treasur- er Sidney Venton, Chief of Police, Bowmanville, stated that after collections were bundled and sold the total proceeds were $18480 which will be used to promote Scout work. Mr. Venton in behaît of the Scouts and their officers, wishes to ihank the public for generous co-operation and as well those who donated vehicles and helped gather the salvaga from door to door. Some leaders play down ta bu- 'ta their high destiny. TheTrophy Shoy cUPSBN PLAQUESBR. TROPHIESa0a For Ail Sport Occasions For the first time since the war, we have been able to obtain a large supply of new and modern trophies at exceptionally reasonable prices. They are ideal awards for bowling, softball, soccer, running or other track events, for faxily pionios, music festivals, fail faire or practically any other occasion. IICCLIIL?' JEWELLERY AND GIFT SHOP Phone 747 2S King St., W. INTERMEDIATE BASEDALI GAME AT NEWCASTLE Openig Gaine of the Beason Saturday, May 31, 1947 a pi.. Whitby *at Newcastle ADMISSION - - - - - 25e "IPhone 811 L 57 King St. W. WVMANVILLE. Junior Basobali League Sch.duie Pluat Hair 24-B'Nai B'Rith at Cobourg 31-Cobou.rg at Hutitcrs Peterboro at B'Nai B'Rith June: 4-B'Nai B'Rith at Hunters Cobourg at Bowmanviile 7-Hlunters at Peterboro Bowmanville at Cobourg 1 1-Bowmanville at B'Nai B'Rith Cobourg at Peterboro 14-Hunters at Cobourg 18-Bowmanville at Peterboro Hunters at B'Nai B'Rith 21-Peterboro at Cobourg B'Nai B'Rith at Bowmanville 25-B'Nai B'Rith at Peterboro Bowmanville at Hunters 28-Cobourg at B'Nai B'Rlth Peterboro at Huniers July: 1-Peterboro ai Bowmanville 2-Hunters at Bowmanville Second Hait 2-Cobourg ai Peterboro 5-B'Nai B'Rith at Cobourg Huniers at Peterboro 9-Cobourg at Bowmanville B'Nai B'Riih at Hunters 12-Cobourg at Huniers Peterboro ai B'Nai B'Rith 16-Peterboro at Cobourg Bowmanville at Huniers 18-B'Nai B'Riih at Bowmanville 19-Huniers at Cobourg 23-Bowmanville at B'Nai B'Riih 26-Peterboro ai Hunters Bowmanville ai Cobourg 30-B'Nai B'Rith at Peterboro Huniers ai Bowmanvîlle August: 2-Cobourg ai B'Nai B'Riih Bowmanvýille ai Peterboro 4-Peterboro ai Bowmanville 6-Hunters ai B'Nai B'Rith Town Softbalf Ltague Scheduiec May:E 26-Rurals vs Annis & King 27-Pepsi Cola vs Mike's Imps 30-Local 189 vs B.T.S. June: 2-Local 189 vs Rurals 3-Mike's Imps vs Annis & King 6-B.T.S. vs Pepsi Cola 9-Rurals vs Mike's Imps lO-Pepsi Cola vs Local 189 13-Annis & King vs B.T.S. 16-B.T.S. vs Rurals 17-Mike's Imps vs Local 189 20-Pepsi Cola vs Annis & King 23-Rurals vs Pepsi Cola 24-Anis & King vs Local 189 27-Mike's Imps vs B.T.S. 24-Annîs & King vs Local 189 July: 3-Mike's Imps vs Pepsi Cola 4-B.T.S. vs Local 189 7-Rurals vs Local 189 8-Annis & King vÈ. Mike's Imps il-Pepsi Cola vs B.T.S. 14-Mike's Imps vs Rurals 15-Local 189 vs Pepsi Cola 18-B.T.S. vs Annis & King 21-Annis & King vs Pepsi 41la 22-Local 189 vs Mike's Imps 25-Rurals vs B.T.S. 28-Pepsi Cola vs Rur'als 29-Local 189 vs Annis & King Augu st: 1-B.T.S. vs Mike's Imps Hampton Loses To Enniskilien Score 1.0 Our Enniskillen sports corres- pondent, Ray Werry,. sends in the much appreciated summary of the soccer game between Enniskillen and Hampton with names of the players. The game was played at Enniskillen, May 24, with Hampton on the short end ai the 1-0 score. Enniskillen took the lead tramn the kickoff and a pass kicked ta the goal mouth by C. McLaughlin was finshed off by Stevens who played a strong game on rîght wîng. Also playing up on the bit were R. Sharp and H. McLaugh- lin ai fullback. In tact the wbole team, undefeated ta date, was right in there on bath offence and detence. Hampton tried the whole hour ta gel that lone -goal back but came up againsl the sionewall de- fence of the backs and the goalie, Griffin. A large crowd saw a dlean, fast game wiih teama lUa- ing up as follows: Enniskillen: Goal, Griffin; full- backs, R. Sharp, H. McLaugblin; haltbacks, H. Bradley, J. Sharp, E. McLaugblin; forwards, F. Bray, J. McLaugblin, G. Stevens, R. Vrtue, B. Veale. Hampton: Goal, T. Kersey; full- backs, Jim Reynolds, Jack Rey- nolds; halfbacks, L. Truil, A. Ran- die, Vivian; torwards, Broome, B. Ayre, L. Ayre, A. Reynolds, Ad. cock. Enniskiiien Tops Football League Witb six games already played ia the- 1947 Darlinglon Football League, it appears too early ta make up a book or prepare a form sheeltfor last season's champion Hampton team, after swamping Bowmanville 7-0, wenl down ta defeai ai Enniskillen, 1-0 on May 24 ai the billlop village. Having detealed Courtice 1-0 in the open- er ai Courtice the Enniskillen lads are ouitfront and very defin- itely have something on the bahl. The resuli ai scheduled games s0 far bas been obtained ai The Statesman office by telephone, hearsay and grapevine for il is impossible ta bave a reporter ai mosi of the games. The scores beiow may be subjecita revision but we are assured they are cor- rect by interested fans. Here lu the recapitulation, May 17 ta May 24: Enniskillen (1) ai Courtice (0) Orono (1) ai Tyrone (O)- Solina (2) ai Zion (1) Bowmanviile (0) ai Hampton (7) Hampton (0) at Enniskilien (1) Courtice (3) ai Bowmanville (1) Wednesday evening, May 28, Zion plays ai Orono and Tyrone ai Sauina, the results ai which wil appear in next week's Statesman. Betore the season started tbis pa- per asked the executive ta arrange tbai resuits of ail games and the names of aiI l; pyrs ,iogether Toronto -Athiel I Hoiday At (Contlnued fromn Page One) Hiflin, hop, step; and three in the 10 ards under 16, Myers, Flax- mn and Buck. Two relay teams were, (a) Touchette, B. Cox, Wat- son, Flaxman; (b) Duffy, Camp- bell, Herron, Buck. Their wîns are shown in the summary be- low. Officiais Field Marshal for the day was Recreational Director Bart Smiith- son, who with a corps of assistants had a big job keping the time schedule in vie wot the many heats that had to be run off. Chief starter, Alt. Shrubb handled the gun with usual efficiency. Deac Godidard scored for track events and Jack Allun for the jumps and pole vault. Mayor Sid Little, with two High School boys checked at the tape. John M. James kept things moving with a loud-speak- er hookup in lining up competi- tors and announcing winners of heats and finals. He was assisted 'by Nels Osborne at the car hook- Up. Refreshments Two retresbmeni bootbs on the grounds bad a busy time. Over- worked in the Rotary bootb were Charles Carter, Sr., assisted by 'Bill James, Dr. W. Tennani and Mrs. Smithson. In the Lions booth, Jack Cale and Herb God- dard witb intermittent assistants, weathered the long afiernoon. Wbea the outside events were conclu&ed wih the eevning foot- bail game, Bart Smiihson tollow- ed along ta assistinlathe dance in Badminton- hall, supervise the lucky draws and drag off home at PAGE rcnm 1 otes Set Pace thietie Meet )unril Pro ject midnight. His -final word was thanks to thepulc thanks to al competitors, =hn1 to ail help- ers for a grand day. Events and Wmnners Running Broad Jump-G. Cros- by, Toronto Central Y, 21 ft. 4 in.; C. Valluer, Toronto; W. Bagneil, B.T.S. Girls Urider 16, 50 yards- lst heat, V. Myers, Toronto Malvern- ettes; V. Selesnick, Toronto Olym- pis 2nd heat, S. Eckel, Tor. Mal.; R. Evans, Bowmanville H.S.. Fin- ai, S. Eckel, 6.5 sec.; V. Myers; V. Selesnick. Running Broad Jump, Ladies- J. Davis, Tor. Olympics, 15 ft. 9% in.; J. Marjerrison, B.H.S.; R. Ev- ans, B.H.S. Men's 100 Yard Dash, Durham County-Ist heat, W. Bagneli, B. T.S.; G. Friend, B.H.S. 2nd heat, B. Dadson, Bowmanville; H. Rowe B.H.S.. Final, B. Dadson, 11.1 sec. G. Friend, W. Bagneli. Ladies' 100 Yards, Open-lst heat, R. Harrigan, Tor. Mal.; B. Woods, Tor. Olympics. 2nd heat, V. Myers, Tor. Mal,; J. Woods, Tor. Olympics. Final, V. Myers, 12.3 seconds; J. Woods; R. Harri- gan. Ladies' 50 Yard Dash, Durham County-R. Evans, B.H.S. 7.3 sec.; A. Taylor, Courtice; B. Grant, B. H.S. Hop, Step and Jump-C. Vali- ier, Toronto, 43 f t. 7 in.; E. Carey, Tor. Central Y.; B. Dadson, Bow- manville. Pole Vault-Wý. Bagnell, B.T.S.; R. Kimoif, Toronto East York; G. Sturrock, B.H.S. - Men's 100 Yard, Open-lst lieat, G. Crosby, Tor. Central Y.; V. Johnson, Toronto. 2nd heat, W. Crawford, Oshawa Sham. A.C.; D. Halllngberry, Tor. Central Y. Srd heat, P. Taylor, Oakville; C. Vailier, Toronto Central Y. Fin- al, P. Taylor, 10.6 sec.; W. Craw- ford. V. Johnson and G. Crosby finished ini dead heat for third. High Jump-E. Carey Tor. Central Y., 5 ft. 9GIn.; G. èrosby, Toronto Cegtral Y; R. Mutch, Tor. East York.% Ladies' 220 Yard Dash-N. Mc- Kay, Tor. Mal., 32 sec.; M. Flude, Tor. Olympics; M. Ellicott, Tor. Olympics. Tug of War-Goodyear team. Men's 220 Yard Dash-lst heat, W. Crawford, Oshawa S.A.C.; V. Cassis, Tor. East York. 2nd heat, P. Taylor, Oakville; D. Schell, Toronto Central Y. Final, P. Taylor, Oakville, 24.3 sec.; V. Cas- sis, Tor. East York; W. Crawford, Oshawa. One Mile, open-J. Ross, Oak- ville Sparts Club, 5 min. 2 sec.; D. Higgins, Tor. Sports College; W. Simons, Oshawa S.A.C. Boys Under 16, 100 Yards-lst heat, R. Kimoif, Tor. East York; W. Sutton, Oakville. 2nd heat, J. Ross, Oakville; F. Deare, Tor. East York. Final, R. Kimoif, 11.2 seconds; F. Deare, W. Sutton. Men's 440 Yard Dash-D. Schell Tor. Central Y., 53 seconds; B. Wilson, Oshawa S.A.C.; C. Mo.. Colm, Oshawa S.A.C. Ladies' 440 Yard Relay, open- Tor. Malvernettes "A"; Toronto Olympics; Tor. Mal. "B". Time, 54.1 seconds. Ladies' 440 Yard Relay, local- Courtice, 61.5 seconds; Bowman- ville H.S. "A"; Bow. H.S. '«B". Men's 440 Yard Relay, local- Bow. A.C., DeGeer, Friend, Rowe, Dadsçn. Time 50.5 seconds. Men's 440 Yard Relay, Open- Oshawa Shamrock A.C., 48.3 sec.; Toronto East York; Toronto Cen- tral Y.M.C.A. Cadmus The May meeting ai the W.A. and W.M.S. ai Cadmus was held in the basemeni of the church on Tuesday, May 20, Wviih eigbt members preseni. The' meeting opened by singing a hymn and the Lord's Prayer. The lasi chapter of the study book on Af- rica was very ably taken by Mrs. Sweei and after singing anoiher bymn the remainder of the meet- ing was devoted, ta maiters ai bus- iness. Il was declded 10 hold the meetings in the evening on the third Wednesday ot each monih for the remainder ai the summer. The June meeting ta be at the home of Mrs. Marwood MeKee. It was also decîded to bave ont Blackstock SEWING PALS MOI» CLUB MEETiGS The fourth meeting of the Sew- lng -Pals of Blackstock, was held at the home of Jean Toms. Sev- eral of he girls had their house- coats basted ready for fltting. Oth- crs bad their materials and had their gowns cut out. The rail cal was: Show sample o! House- coats. Irene and Jean showed the girls how to do Fagottlng, rol hem and shell hem. Lunch was served. The fit th meeting of the Sew- ing Pals was held at the home of Jean Griffin on May lOth. The roll caîl was anewered with one requirement o! a good sleeping garment. The leaders fittcd onc gown and laid the pattern on the material for another. Revlcw of the work taken previously. Dis- cussion was, held, about Achieve- ment Day wbich lu hcld at Orono this year. We declded to ask Miss Oliver our Coach, to the next meeting. The girls are working at their record books. Mrs. Grif- fin and Jean served a lovely lunch. We can rebulld a shoe fram heel t. toc - which ac- counts for the *Uertnesa of our reDair work. With new shoea eosting se mzah, take care of ail your shoes --extend their wear-have un re»alr. -.4 Bowmanville Shoe Repair 12 DIVISION STREET at the Kîng.s Pat MOLD Y. .. an.d GOODYEAR!I MORE PEOPLE RIDE ON GOODYEAR TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHER KIND M44738 TURNS ANY Protect Your Car From Blowout Accidents.; Equip with '<OU CAN'T BLOWOUT BUY BETTER UNTO A GoODrviaR LI FE G RAR D SAFETRITu1B ES PROTECTION lEvery motorist uhouid bave Lileuar ui&=a gLnst blowout make of tire ... they are economical as well, usualiy outwearing TO SAVE SLOW LEAKI. bazards. Should a blowout ocurLif ad hwaple urne ta several sets af tires. LifeGuards are th* salest tube equipment YOUR LIFEI brins the car ta a safe, straight-liae stop. LifoGuards fit any money can buy. Sec your Goodyear deaier soon. 8 1 8 miflionary progritn la qc ter therefore the July' tnd Octob - er meetings wil b. -devotêd to missianary topics. Collection taken $1.40, tees paid $1.75. W~. Harrison dismlssed the meeting with prayer. Mrs. Lucy Fallis, Miss Bird.1 Fallis and Mr. Frank Walter sPozit the 24t.h weekend at Mrs. Falli' home in Cadmus. Mr. W. B. Eerguson Io home again after sfding the wlnter wlth bis daughter, near Gaît, Ont.: He attended the wedding of bis granddaughter, Miss Helen San- derson, in Toronto, recently.1 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crawforè visited at Norman Edgertan's,,on. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Perey Elllott en- tcrtained friends from Toronto on the 24th. 11 . lb A mip Mfflm Service ta the human race be- gins with performance of aur du- ties as cilizens. l