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PAGE EIGHT THE CANADIAN STATESMAN. BOWMANVILLE. ONTARIO THURSDAY, JUNE 2Oth, 1946 What I say carnies a lot more Alumninumn foil, dropped frorn weight if what I do is on the planes, prevented German radar sane scale. from locating Allied bombers. SPORT P.YA TVA Local Soccer Team, BOWMNVILE PHOE 59RERemains Unbeaten BOWMNVILE - HONE589Takes Solina 3 to 1 COOL - AIR CONDMTONED - COOL ______________________________________The two undefeated, Darling-j ton League football teams, Bow- Thursday and Frlday - June 20 - 21 manville and Solina, met in their An nd rsmei ro tnt 'Ieare first game on the High Sho Au Fa ose en ro ti T ear grounds Saturday evening. Sa- Rarely have we presented a story of a love so warrn and lia ettsfrtdet,31an devoeilas tis!We kow ou'I beas hppyto se i as the. score indicates the menit of devoed s ths! e kow yu'l be s hppyto sc I as play 41though they shared almost we are to off er lt. equally in handling the baîl. Bow-j manville excelled in passing and Mi shoating which earned the mar- ONE FoHp ~ gin in the win. ALOV s F ~ M U U. L Solina was handicapped on the short field and fumibled and slid on the grass field much more than Of their ivals. They lofted the bal ?pidç ftherather than wonking short passes and failed ta feed thein centre fonward often in position ta score. In actual shots on goal, Bowman- ville delivered 10 ta Solina's 5, with none of them of driving staran; ~ jei~riiii characten. ELENORPAKERDAE CLARK>"- Bowmanvîlle tallied at the 25- TWORf........ minute mark in the first haîf. . Jack Carter lofted one fnom 100 Cartoon in Color - Holiday For Shoestrings feet out that just scraped unden the bar as Solina goalie failed ta ______________________________________________ stretch for it. Tom Baker even- ed the count at the 10-minute SATU DAY NLY JUN 22mark after haif time. His ground- er dribbled across aften being - TO BIG FEATURES - handled by the Bowmanville gaa-« À; À;lie. Bill Bates scored again for "Ra io Sta s n P ra e"the locals in 20 minutes with ac &Rad o St rs n Pa adeclose-in shot. Sandenson got the fnlgoal five minutes befone full with time on a defiect from a free WALLY BROWN ALLAN CARNEY kick.c - The teamis meet again at Sauina, - PLUS June 19, where on a larger field will be determined the leaguet leadership prior ta the finals. I " order Town Trial" is hoped the result of the game will be known in time for a uine Starring in The Statesman as it goes ta SMILEY BURNETTE with SUNSET CARSON press. A win for the farmers will Cartoon in Color fit in nicely for the special Farmi Edition. Bowmanville: Goal, Knight; Mon.- Tes. We. - une24 -25 26 fullbacks, Lobb, Patter; halfbacks, Mon.- Tes. We. - une24 -25 26 T. Graham, Bathgate, Wiseman; forwards, Perfect, J. Graham, Corne and Enjoy a Weekend of Excitement, Romance Carter, Bates, Sanderson. and Intrigue in Pepsi Colas Edge ~ at Front Street 15-13 Pepsi Cola led all the way in a tight game against the Front St. softball teami Thursday night ta Starring first inning with six runs and the entire team getting a crack GINGER ROGERS VAN JOHNSON at the hitting end. WALTER PIDGEON LANA TURNER Bath teams tightened up for the FOX ATENEWSCAROON next two innings until Front St. FOX ATENEWSCAROON started on a batting spree in the fourth with Mason, Rundie, Hoop- er and McFeeters getting runs ta FOX LATE NEWS - CARTOON - SHORT tie the game at 7-all. The Pepsi boys soon recovered and banged out six mare runs in the next two innings ta put them- ~ft5EWU ~ selves back in the lead. Tommy MIUNIGHTI SHOW COMII90u Depew and Ernie Dickens were the two main batters for the Pep- si team, both gettingforun SUND Y, UNE 0thout of five times at bat. Pepsi Cola: Wiseman, Piper, *MUMMUMmMMumMMmmMMmmmMmMUUMUUumUMmM Depew, Dickens, Yourth, Cowan, Hailman, Cordelle and H. Depew. Front St.: Mason, Stutt, Cowle, Osborne, James, Bagnell, Run-t We Take Pleasure In dle, Haoper, McFeetens, Wood- Joining in This1 Salut ~Wf wlth STARTS THURSDAY lune 27th ......... "Sentimental John Payne- Maureen O'flara Homes a Schou SEALTITE I wul ROCK' We use only the best mater'ial Bei are investing get a pric and save money. 47 Queen Street F.A. B PHONI Legion's liard I-itting Softball Team NEWS Juniors Defeat Whitby In Poor - Fixture Final Score S-1 .A pinch hit single by Campbell in the last of the sixth nning spoiled Art Clemence's bld for a no-hitter Friday night as the Bowmanville boys trounced Whit- by Rotary 8-1 in a Lakeshire Jun- ior League tilt. The big right- hander for Bowmanville was in complete command of the Whitby batters as he struck out ten and issued only one base on balls. In contrast, his mates combed the off erings of Reed and Quantrili who followet him, for ten hits. This marks the second time that Clemence has dominated the Ro- tary batsmen, as he turned them back with a two-hit shut-out in their previous meeting in the first game of the season. Lots of Errors Bowmanville went two runs up in the first inning on two hits and a pair of Whitby misplays. Mc- Ilveen's double scored Gilhooley who was safe on the first of Rae's four errors, and Hoar's single drove in the second run of the inning. For most purposes the game was over right then and there, as Clemence mowed down the Whitby batters as fast as they came up. Lowe was the first Whitby runner to get to first base, as Ferguson neglected ta touch the bag, but he was promptly er- ased in trying to steal second. In the fourth, Bowmanville went still further out front with a four-run splurge, on three hits and a pair of Whitby errors. With one out, Clemence was safe on a bad throw ta first by Rae. Then the Bowmanville batters got ta Reed's pitching and Ferguson, Gilhooley and Hoaper singled in succession, accounting for three runs, and the fourth camÉ in af- ter Mcllveen's long fly ta deep centre. Quantrili to Relief Quantrili took over the mound duties in the fifth, but he received the same treatment as Strike led off with a dlean single. However, Quantrili kept them off tbe*- score sheet until the sixth, when they made it 8-0. Gilhooley openeci the inning by working Quantrili for a base on bal]s, and he ad- vanced on Hooper's single. Mc- Ilveen was safe on a fielder's choice as Hooper was forced at second, Gilhooley scoring on the play. Then Hoar blasted out a double and Mcllveen scored from first making it 8-0. Whitby's lone hit came in the bottom haif of the sixth when Campbell drove a hit between thîrd and short, wîth onle out, and he became the first Whitby run- ner ta get to third base as he stole second and went to third on an error. However, Clemence bore down and MacDonald popped up ta the first. baseman. Galbraith fanned for the thîrd time. No Whitewash Finally in the seventh, Whitby pushed across a run ta prevent a whitewashing. Yull was safe on Haoper's misplay, and Gates walked for the second time. Yuill went ta third on an infield out and scored when Strike made a bad return throw ta Clemence, and the bail rolled out into cen- tre field. The win for the visiting Bow- manville nine puts them into first place with a three-win and one- loss record, while Whitby are a full game behînd with a two and two performance. The lineups: Bowmanville: Gilhooley 2b, Hooper ss, Mcllveen cf, Hoar If, Rurals Win 17-5 Against Fou ndry The Rural softball team contin- ued their winning streak on Mon- day nîght at the High School when they defeated the Foundry Moulders 17-5. After the first two innings there wasn't much doubt what the autcome of the game would be with Jack Gay hurling superb baîl. The Rural team had a really big inning in the, sixth when 16 men came ta bat ta score a total of nine runs. Werry, McDonald and Bragg were the anly men ta make the complete trip around the bases in one fast trip. Front Street showed good form on Tuesday night when they de- feated the Goodyear softball team 5-3 at the Public School grounds. The Merchants team were short quite a number of their regular players but Manager Jack Cale proved that his neserves were just as geod as the regulans. - Industrial :NSULATION th, WOOL .Lz and, guarantee our work. ce direct from the owner RUCE M 494 Bowmanvle, Ontario Above are pictured the mem- they are: Back row, Jim Wood- bers of the Bowmanville Legion ward, Dick Little, Ted Fice, Ron Softball Team who are fighting Richards, Herb Calmer; fron7t row, for top position in the Town Soft- Jack Allun, Ross McKnight, Ross baîl League. From lef t to right Woods and John Cowle. RoyalesSeat Newcastle Un Weird Basebail Final Score 14-4 Sandy Graham, pitching for Newcastle agaimst Bowmanville Royalsin a league fixture, Inter- mediate Lakeshone schedtile on Bowmanville High School. dia- mond, Saturday afternoon, held the locals hitless for three innings, then blew up with a sore arm. He was relieved by George Walton but came in again in the samne in- nings ta put an end ta weird play that netted 12 straight runs. The final score was 14-4 in favor of the Rayais. AI Osborne on the rnound for Bowmanville was touch ed or3 safe bits in the flirst, nettin one run, a iead that Newcastle held until the fatal fourth. The vis- itons Iicked up two more in the sixth on a hit and two errons by the Rayais. They sconed again in the seventh when Royals booted thnee more after Osborne had is- sued bis only walk of the game. In the saine frame the Royals got two more on walks t.hefts, an Juniior Basebail Group at Oshawa H.C., 3; Oshawa B.N. overthrow a hit Finally Publishes ts at Cobourg. McCuilough pitched the last Monday, August 5-Whîtby at three fr«ames for Newcastle, while Comipleted -Schedule Port Hope; Cobourg at Bowman- Osborne went the full nine in- ville. nings. Bob Kent arbitrated at Secretary "Ab" Walker, of the Wednesday, August 7 -Bow- the plate and Brown on bases. Lakeshane Junior Basebaîl Lea- manville at Cobourg; Oshawa B. Summary: Newcastle: 6 bits, 7 gue, has today announced the N. at Oshawa H.C. errons, 2 thefts, ten fanned. Bow- season's schedule. Satunday, August 10-Oshawa manville: 5 bits, 5 errons, 10 waiks, It will be noted that practically B.N at Part Hope; Whitby at il thefts, 8 strikeouts. Sixteen ail games are boaked for Wect- Bawmanville; Cobourg at Oshawa Royals batted anound in the 4th nesdays and Satundays with the H.C., 3:00. andà gathered aniy two bits for 12 week-night games to start at 6:15 Wednesday, August 14-Pont runs. A crowd of 300 sat through p.m. and the Saturday games at Hope at Bawmanville; Oshawa H. the twa and a haîf haurs of en- 3:00 p.m., unless otherwise men- C. at Cobourg. tentainment. tioned. - - - - - - - - - The Playofis Three teams will be included in the playoffs. The team finish- ing in tirst spot will receive a bye inta the 3-af-S games championaa e Y u ship senies. The semi-finals, be tween the teams finishing secnd..T and third, will be a 2-of-3 games. get the choice of home ground s*. for the first and odd game of the series. In om or It should be noted that ail Sat- urday games in Oshawa are "night C om. fo.rt. .. games" (6:30) unless otherwise mentioned in schedule. Schedule Ths i3uminer in an Air Saturday, June 22-Part Hope Conditioned, Modern Beauty at Oshawa H.C.; Oshawa B.N. at Slnwt oeu-odt Cobourg.Sao ihmdru--at Manday, June 24-Oshawa H. methods. C. at Whitby; Port Hope at Bow-1 manville. Ail Types of Permanents Wednesday, June 26-Oshawa B.N. at Oshawa H.C.; Cobourg at Machine . Machineless Port Hope. Saturday, June 29-Bowman- ville at Oshawa H.C., 2:15; Part Cold Waves Hope at Oshawa B.N., 4:00; Whit- by at Cobourg, 3:00. ___________________________ Manday, July 1-Cobaurg at Whitby, 6:15. Wednesday, July 3-Oshawa B. WB DO N. at Port Hope; Cobourg at Bow- aturday, Julty a6-Oshawa H.C . Feather Cuts - Razor Cuts - Steam at Cobourg; Bowmanville at Osh- Treatments Manicuring - Eye Brow awa B.N.; Whitby at Part Hope. Wednesday, July lO-Cabourg Arching - Etc. at Part Hope; Bawmanville at Whitby; Oshawa H.C. at Oshawa B.N. This is aur busy season ladies, but aur staff af Saturday, Juiy 13--Cabourg atforoeaosaeawy -lngttyt bk Oshawa H.C.; Oshawa B.N. at fuoproraralaswligttytobk Bowmanvilie; Part Hope at Whit- you inl. by (doubleheader) 2 and 4. Wednesday, July 1 7-Bowman- -______-______-_____-______ -_____- __ ville at Port Hope; Whitby atPoe43Eal Oshawa B.N. P oe« al Saturday, July 20-Oshawa H. - --- - " C. at Bowinanville; Part Hope at Oshawa B.N.; Whitby at Cobourg. Wednesday, July 24-Oshawa ' B.N. at Whitby; Bowmanviile atE s e l Oshawa H.C.; Part Hope at Ca-"E t l e bourg. Satù'rday, Juiy 27-Oshawa H. B A T A O C. at Part Hope; Cobourg at Whit- B A T A O by 2:30 p.m.; Cobourg at Oshawa Mr. and Mrs. H. Bickie B.N., 6:30. Wednesday, July 31-Oshawa Corner George & Ohurch Sts. H.C. at Whitby; Bowmanville at BOWMANVILLE Oshawa B.N. Saturday, August 3-Part Hope i Pi I v -1- broJai' - black .. .... 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