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, i. PAGE SIX THE UA. IW -- TH-URSDAY, JUNE 22nd, 1944 O.M.B.A. JUVENILE SPORT SNAPSHOTS L. Byam. relief, $8.74; T. M. Sie- cheques as authorized by Gov't SCHEDULE mon & Son, relief, $10.00; Coun- regulations. Mrs. G. W. Proutt I(By Geo. H. Campbell, in Osha.wa ties Treasurer, mtce., $1.75; Miss a n d others ordered calcium I (V-Victor's; B-Bowmanville; Times-Gazette) E. A. Holt, relief, $3.55; Dr. C. J. chioride. Council ordered two -S P O R T N E W S .C.-Coca Colas: W - Whitby; They opened the Juvenile Austin, M.O.H., $3000; F. B. Glas- tons. Road Supt. is to collect for B'ton - Beaton's Dairy; Ar. -Lauoeae ytéOhw peil, sheep inspection, $4.40; G. F. same on delivery. These orders Arenas.) -Lauoeae yteOhw Annis. sheep damages, $10; J. D. were paid: H. Philp, Se'y-Treas. FIRST HALF Minor Baseball Association, down Hogarth, excise, postage, $3.00; J. S.S. No. 6, $100; 1. Argue, Sec'y- June- in Bbwmanville Friday night in D. Hogarth, May salary, $100.00; Treas. S.S. No. 1, $300; Janitor, 4 Local Juniors Deat O shaw a 16, Fri.-V. at B. CC at W. grand style. They were to open C. W. Woodley, relief fuel, $5.00; meetings, $4; M. J. Fisher,1 he 17. Sat.-t'ton at C.C.; Ar. at V. the season in Whitby too but the W. Glen Pickell, kîlling two dogs, killed, 1 damaged, $30; Mrs. F. 9, o.C. at Btn heavy ram fiooded the diamond $10.00; F. B. Glaspell. sheep in- Crawford, overseas boxes, $7.20; 20, ues.Ar. t B.and a phone cail from Whitby an- spect., $3.90; Aif. Ayre, sheep Road Voucher No. 5, $785.95. Re- Ch m s at I a d a l 4 221, Wed.-W. at V. nounced that it would be too wet damages, $150.00. ceipts, $3.00. Council adjourned _________22, Thurs.-B. at C.C. to play.> Down in Bowmanville, Council adjourned to meet July to meet July 3, at 7:30 p.m. Bya score of 4-2, Bowmanville mound, with Ross Strike catching 23, Fri.-V. at Ar.; B'ton at W. they had a successful send-off. To 8th at one o'clock. RotryJunorharbal tambea ad prenia fn OmeGamby26, Mon.-C.C. at V. begin with, the Mayor, "Ted" RotryJuio hrdalltem ea ad ernnil anOre amby27, Tues-W. at B. Morris threw the first bail and Oshawa Victors, *last year's cham- at the bat. 'The count was 3 and 28, Wed.-B'ton at Ar. ex-mayor Ross Strike was the CARTWRIGHT COUNCIL An estimated »total of 500,000O pions, at the opening game of the 2 when time was called. The 30, Fri.-V. at W. catcher. That veteran sports yrso lt aebe ae league on the High S c h o o 1 season was opened. Jiib- mogul from Orono, "'Silver Fox" Council met June 5 as Court of during the past year as a resuit grounds, Friday evening. Open-Th aN 1, Sat.-Ar. at C.C.; B. at B'ton. Gamsby attempted to do the Revision. There were no appeals. of the clothing conservation pro- ing a slashing attack in the Ist TePa 3, Mon.-C.C. at B.; Ar. at W. batting but lie dlaims they After the Court, Counci] met in gram of the Wartime Prices and inning, which included a home Oshawa: Patte smashed a line 4, Tues.-B'ton at V. wouldn't put one over the plate general business session. By-Law Trade Board consumer branch run by Mcflveen, the Bowman- drive to left for 2 bags. Buckley 5, Wed.-W. at C.C. for him. Anyway, after that the was passed for two signatures to through its remake centres. ville boys took a lead and held it struck out on 3 pitched balis. 6, Thurs.-B. at Ar. Bowmanville boys proceeded to______________________________ through the 7 innings of real, Clemens was smoking them in. 7, Fri.-V. at B'ton. show everybody that they'll be high class basebaîl. Oshawa had 10, Mon-W. at Ar. plenty tough to beat this year, as an experienced team, while the Ch enier was out, 2nd to lst, Patte 11 Tues.-B'ton at B.; C.C.. at Ar. they handed Victors - the 1943 Bowmanville boys, with onîy going to 3rd. Bathe struck out. 13, Thurs.-V. at C.C.». B. at W. Oshawa Juvenile champions - a m e rIP ir if . Tvàvr rÀm three weeks desultory practice, No runs, one hit, no errors. 14, Fn!-Ar. at Bton. 4-2 defeat in the opening game. took the field for the first game in Bowmanville: Ferguson hit 15, Sat.-B. atV. W. at B'ton. Young McIlveen, who played up which they had ever partîcipated. safe to short-stop. Gilhooley, out SECOND HALF in Oshawa with Victors last year, G7<0.9C 0F7IY'f STI Two hundred fans turned out ex- on a bunt advanced Fergie. Stur- 17, Mon.-C.C. at V. smacked a mammoth homer over e pecting a defeat and were amaz- rock smashed a two bagger to 18, Tues.-Ar. at B. the fence in the first inning, with f7/T03 p7e s47V ed at the showing of the local centre scoring Fergie. Mcllveen 19, Wed.-W. at C.C. one man on bases, to start the youngsters. caught the second pitch for a 20, Thurs.-B. at B'ton. home club away to their win. Oh / Under the able coaching of homer over left field fence into 21, Fri.-B'ton at Ar.; V. at W. yes-and reports from the boys-r Ross Strike the boys took the the Goodyear yard for two more 24, Mon-C.C. at B'ton. who went down to Bowmanville field for a warmup, full or pep runs. Sleep struck out. Strike 25, Tues-V. at B. to see the game say the Bownian- and confidence and handled was out trying to beat out a 3rd 26, Wed.-W. at Ar. ville lads are smartly uniformed. themselves lîke veterans. In the swing. Three runs, 3 hits, no 27, Thurs.-B. at C.C. They've cleaned up some oid uni- I opening ceremonies, the teams errors.2,FiAratV:tnaW. fox-m pants, obtained new blue '~ lined Up while Bowmnanville Oshawa: B i n o struck out. 31, Mon-Ar. at B'ten. sweaters, blue and red socks and band played the National Anthemn Seeley, hit by the pitcher, was August- caps, and their sweaters have the ~ and veteran Bill Tait hoîsted the on. Wales grounded out to lst 1, Tues.-W. at B. Rotary crest on front and a laigs. /44/~' i<A . Rotary flag to the top of the base. Wlaegone u,2 e.V tCC "B" on the back. Myete" W14 Tommy oss Mmonialpole.pitcher to lst. No runs, hits or 3, Thurs.-B. at Ar.__________ Mayor C. G. Morris took the errors. 4, Fri.-B'ton at V.; C.C. at W. Bowmanville: Brown tipped a 8, Tues.-Ar. at C.C.; B'ton at B. BASEBALL POINTERS bunt, was saf e, proznptly stole 9, Wed.-W. at V. We are indebted to an oldtime 2nd and 3rd. Stutt was on, hit 10, Thurs.-C.C. at Ar. bsbi a n ne-eipo mmby the pitcher. Clemens hit to 11, Fri.-V. at B'ton; B. at W. bfesoal for adth exollo i com- wuws ~~2nd for an easy double. Fer- 14, Mon.-V. at Ar. fsinlfrtefloigcm guson was safe on a Texas to 15, Tues-C.C. at B. ments in regard to the opening j M OFIVGSIIN = ç 4E ~ riht ied. Glholeysmashed 16, Wed.-W. at B'ton. game in the Junior handball TECS FLVNS2SN OT DV one to 3rd, took second and scor- 17, Thurs.-B. at V. 50eague. He GrNTsays:ICE ed Brown when Bathe booted the 18, Fri.-B'ton at C.C.; Ar. at W. "Neyer in my experience have 14AVE A RAIS£ UP ACYAIN driv. Surrck tnuk ot. ne ______________________I seen a team like the Bowman-~ . drive. to ts, onee o. Oeville Juniors take the field for ... Oshawa:omith ok is one ra Mclveen. Two run.% two hits, the first game in their lives and OI T TREDA H rudrt lf.Ptefne one error. put up such a sweli performance Smtoun a bunet. PaBu fcke i Bowmanville: Mcllveen safe on against an experienced team, the W*O TTRD lC U Sh o n to S utt hobot e mde a high f ly, shortstop error, stole Oshawa Victors, last year's cham * wild throw.to 2nd. Chenier drove 2nd. Sleep walked. Strike pions of the league."'.. in two runs with a two bagger to walked, bases full. Brown struck That Bowmanville won, and 1 cenrestle rd.Bahe lie ot Ot.Stutt struck out. Clemens won very decisively, is a tribute ce t ert l rd a h l e u s o h tsOnurrrto w h ee-as r s o si l o _________to right. Bino grounded out to grounded out to 2nd. Bases full to the apparent natural adapta- __________with none out, ended with no bility of the youthful players and Oshawa: Seeley lofted a f ly to coaching them.- From the drop 1fe 60V4. 2nd which Mcllveen took, bump- of the hat, they went right to it W4 ~ G /.. 7 N~~/f~ 'Ti. jing Gilhooley. Wales fouled out with a verve and pep that aston- Utto Stutt, feature catch. Wallace ished the fans present. Whether lofted to short which Stutt took, they can maintain the pace set in iCanada Drives to VICTORY bumping MeIlveen. Two muffs i h pnn ae ean ob IINobody can lick Arnerica errors. forcements, for the regular nine, IIbecause America "gets Bowmanville: Ferguson f lied with only two spares is not -hr atr. oecr out to 2nd. Gilhooley grounded enough to carry thro ugh the sea- thee fstr."Mor ~ out to 2nd. Sturrock out. Short son. per person than any na- i~-.-. ~ tion ini the world; that's ________________ why we get to work quicker and corne back fresher than any of our opponents -In the- ta * Battie of Production. YOU WANT YOUR CAR TO KZEP RUNNING AND LAST LONGER! We know how to nmke it do BOTE - and letting US do it wilfl leep your driving coBs down! NOTORS are our business. Whether you want to get rid of a Élight knock or need a complete overhaflng, the greater skIll of our high grade mechanica - plus our modern nachinery and rigid inspection - make it pos- sible for us to guarantee satisfaction. Drive in for check- uptoday I YOUR CAR US A Personal and CommunitY ASSET.- Let's KEEP UT Up to VICTORY STANDARD. GARTON'S GARAGE Phone 2666,, Bowmanville SThere's Plenty of Punch I In lu len Rae Dairy Milk Milk more than any other food, provides the vitaminsand minerais we all need for buoyant health - For energy and staniina, drin2k plenty of rich satisfying Glen Rae Dairy MiIk. aake sure your f arily geta lots of it in their food too. Use milk in cooking cereals, and vegetabls, in creani soups and deserts. anshwa:Smt fid oMci veen.watteSouth swingi9g. Bck- leyn sae outeld wChniergr unk- led a to feson, Nrson it nd o erguon oX5,on bt nowmanile M lv grond ut t: shot. leep smashdedoat3-oagger tcete, fmaled to touch 2nd, waceot. Stie fanned. d ws ut Oshrk aanBte ale o pithedwaîs.Binofwaned. Sne- lie gronde ou tio fnnd. Waes- fledto Mceenoutfor a feWaues shes tr MIng ou orat.atr Bhowmarnvil Bowuhttea to right. Stuttrfwned t short Clemengro Sundledou to shrt. Fleergsn waled.oGtlooley. waed, fil l te bases. tur- rockefoulipp e 8bitcesbefore rofanig oulruns, 1 it, no errors. Oshawa: Waollace f1itned ot t Mchawv:enllactriked aufine pelyang Smith'smahegh foi.e pltutt ended mht gamegtaking Pautt e highelya 3rd.in Pates hawaVctrs P shawr R H POs 2B Patte lB Buckley S.S. Chenier 3B Bathe LF Bino CF Seeley C. Wales RF. Wallace P. Smith 014 P 0115 0115 00 1 0 00 0 00 0 17 0 00 1 10 28 2 5 18 6 2 te Subs: Claus, Bradley, Joyce. th Manager, A. E. Commi. Y Bownianville n' Player AB R H PO A E d lB Fenguson 4 i 2 4 2 0Oi 2B Gilhooley 4 0 0 32O CF. Sturrock 4 1 1 O 0 O S.S. Mcllveen 3 1 i 4 1 0Og LF. Sleep 3 0O0O0 O O i C. Strîke 3 O O 6 O0,S RF. Brown 3 i 2 1 0O0 i 3B. Stutt 30 03 0 1i P. Clemens 30 00 201b 30 4 6 21 7 2s Subs: Spencer, Robents. Summary Left on bases, Oshawa 6, Bow- manville 8. Bases on balis, Smithr 4, Clemens 1. Struck out, Smitht 5, Clemens 8. Hit by pitcher,s Seeley, Stutt. Hits off Smith 6,1 Ciemens 5. Double play, Patte tox Buckley. Earned runs, Bowman-1 ville 3, Oshawa 1. Umpires, Jack1 Cole, -plate, Bert Colwel], býses.1 Time, 1:50.1 Bowmanville boys took thei field ail decked out with newi unlforms, blue and yeilow sweat-1 ers wth goid Rotary wheei andà îplain grey bags. The umpinesi gave entire satisfaction. Manag-1 er Ross Strike announced thei next game for Tuesday eveningi at 7 p.m., at the High Schooi. SCOUTS DEFEATED IN OSHAWA Seventh Oshawa Boy Scouts, under the direction of Scout- màster Brian Leighton, took the Bowmanvilie Boy Scouts into camp Fiday night when they meti the lst and 2nd Bownxanvilie] Troops in a basebaîl game at1 Centrai Public School, Oshawa.1 The Motor City Troop went home the victors by a score of 14 to 5. eir performance and is puliing r them to win the league, a few omments may not be out of ýder. These things Were noticed: Lrst, in regard to batting; too any of the players grip the bat ight at the end taking full, lusty wings and some stand too, far ack from the plate permitting urves to break sharply. The aim Lold be, not to tny for full-swing, nme run clouts, but short, sharp fe hits. Grip the bat shorter, aeet the bail square and more .f e hits will result. Try it out in Sactice. There is less tension id f ew can m iss the bail, thus utting the opposing players on he defensive. Another thing is fielding. Thene vere thnee mixups in Friday's rme. Don't bump each other. lixen a high f ly is hit, have te nan it's hit to caîl "I've got it" td let the others immediately )ack him up, not; bump him. rhat's a first "must" in good )asebali. Then again in stealing. 3owmanvilie was lucky. The nan stealing stopped dead be- ýeen bases and only through anfusion of opponents was able ,o make it. Don't neglect to have ood base coaches. When a man tarts a steal he should go though at top speed. That's basebali. Then in throwing, be sure you've got the bail before at- tempting to throw it, and don't thow without lining up where 'ou want it to go. Wild throws nean unearned runs against you. That was demonstnated in Fni- day's game which. yielded two runs to opponents. Then tlbere can be an improvement in bunts. In one or two cases in the opening game, bunts were in order but full-swing hitting prevailed, with strike-outs resulting. Finally there is the matter of pitching. Ciemens deiivered magnificently, but he cannot carry through the season with exhausting round- out shoots without relief. A sub pitcher must be developed to take over in the pinches. On first showing, this com- mentator and most fans wili put their bets on BowmanviUle for straight, place or show in the league but the above comments might be heipfui in poiniting out how improvements may be made. Practice is the thing; practice batting, bunting, backing-up, place hitting, stealing and so forth and let the chips fail where they may. The breaks will be both pro and con. Certainly the fans are with the team anid to them is due the best that can be dished up. So f ar the team has certainly amazed those who saw them ini action. DARLINGTON COUNCIL Council met June 3 with the members ail present and Reeve W. R. Pickell presîding. T. H. Richards presented report and vouchers for May. These bills were passed: Sheppard & Gui, relief fuel, $27.90; Bell Tele- phone Co., service chgs., $2.70; Mrs. E. V. Scobeil, Treasurer's Bond, $20.00; Municipal Worid, Assessor's Guide, $2.24; Provini- cial Treasurer, insulin, $4.13; F. ICA !fOU/AT YOURt rGROCERS t *DUlYI',t.hê e prfes by thousaflds of familles for li fin.i flaveur, Io now solidbygrocers Ask your grocer for Daly's Tou. you'II .nIoyil., ha i 1*0 n'UV. r A ?TAnrT AN STI'A 'TSMA N. BOWMANVILLE, ONTA PIO I r.~ 1 ý . -4ý 110 fwçRwwRý 1 qqiïml - 1