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PAGE 'TM Pet rur %1~LJKINIPNf% se pîi SPORT NEWS oui for ha GeraI Morris, Sports Edtor p eterboro Mlarines Shade Oshawa 6-5 h GCame AtLegion Carnival E leven errors by- Oshawa Mer- chants handed Peterboro Out- board Marines a 6-5 victory in an exhibitian Senior "A" tilt which gave the 1949 Legon carnival a rousing start on Friday evening. A parade of former Bowmanviile players set fans to reminiscing about previous season's, and ne- vived the old controversy con- ceriiing which player was better than, who, and why. The course of the 'gamne brought no solution to the problein, but left the im- pression that they were ail top- notch artists of the game. Artie Clemence, Biil Dadson, and Bill Edger, the three native Bowmanville pitchers who par- ticipated ail have one common characteristjc. Their style on the mound is close to perfect. It k oh- vious that each boy has made a study of pitching and bas devoted bours of practice to the de,elop- ment of a faultless delivery. Dadson started on the hill for Peterboro but was afraid to put forth much effort as he was sched- Uled to pitch fine innings on the foiiowing day. As a resuit of bis haif-speect pitching, Oshawa bat-. Iters enjoyed a bitting spree, rak- ing a borner and three doubles for three runs. In the second inn- 0 ing Dadson retired to the outtfieldi in favour of Edger, who pitched hitiess bail for his two-inning stunt and allowed oniy one bal] to b. bit out of the infield. At thb present lime Bill lacks a blazing fast bail and Iherefore relies on a great vanîely of "stuff" whicl compielely baffles opposing bat- lers. Lowery came in to pitch in the fourth inning and finished the game, gîving up one run off foui bits in four innings. Dadson and Edger starred at the plate for Marines, ciaiming three of *heir four bits. Dadsor came lhrougb with a double and single, while Edger doubied and drew the only intentional pass of the gaine. The other Peterborc bit, a double, ras off the bat of second baseman Çarvey. Apparentiy Dadson's care in avoiding any sIrain on bis arm paid off, since h. pitched bis teani to an easy victory over Batawa on Saturday. Artie Clemence pitcbed wel] for Oshawa, and with better sup- port be couid bave heid the Ma- rines in check. I the fourlh inn- ing southpaw Doug Sutton, who pitched for Bowmanville Royals in 1947, made bis appearance. AI- though be pitched hiticas bail for the remainder of the gaine, five errors in one innings allowed COMFORTABLY - AIR - FIAY - SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 - E] r I. 'I p e MID-NIGHT SHOW SIINDAY, SEPTENDER 4, 12:05 a.m. ""FAMILY HONEYMOON', MATINEE MONDAY ai 2 p.m. 50_FREE COMIC BOOKS NqONDAT - TUESDAY, SEPTENDER 5 - 1 ;ýJ.I.MIY' MON EYMOON Movietone News - Color Cartoon Short - 'FIGHTING ATHLETES' WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY, SEPT. 7 - 8 Bob Hope Paulette Goddard "NOTHING II TRUTH"f Color Cartoon and Shorts BEY KIDS! FREE! For Every Purchase of Anything in School Supplies of $1.50 or More Purchased ai Elliott's 1Varîety IHoue OPPOSITE GARTONS BUS STATION You Wili Receive Absoiutely FIREE! FIEE! FIEE! One Child's Ticket to a Special Ail Cartoon Show ai the Royal Theatre For Tuesday, September 6 ai 4 p.m. So Don't Forget Klds - BUY AT ELLIOT'S Lin Pet ger Left on Bases: Oshawa 5 Peter- boro 5. Bases' on Ballsa-off: Clemence 2, Sutton 1. Struck out By: Clemence 1, Sutton 3, Edger 2, Lowery 1. Winning, Pitcher-Lowrey.j Losing Pitcher-Sutton. lb, Brown ss, Murphy 3b, Dadgon 2b, Lowrey cf, (p in 4th), Stewart p (rf in 2nd, cf in 4th), Edger If, (p in 2nd, arf in 4th), Estlick 1f, Fitzgerald c. Oshawa-Gingerich If, Dell as, (Michael 4th), Ticcony c, Juben- ville 2b,, Cook cf, Hanna 3b, Mc- Mullen rf, Bîdgood lb, Clemence P, (Sutton 4th). Umpires-Plate: Fair; lst base Jarvis; 3rd base: Cameron. Juvenles Win First Play-of f 6-2 Againsi Cobourg r> 3 I I g [1 e i i eterboro to score the winning in. Paul Michael, another Royal tcher in 1947 and again this eson against Philadeiphia Col. ured Giants, piayed shortstop S the final three inrlings, but d trouble keeping the bail ini Iglove. ine Score: R H E shawa 300,020,0 5 8 il eterboro 311,001,x 6 4 2 Home Runs: Gingerich. Doubles: Garvey, Dadson, Ed- r, Dell, Ticcony, Jubenville, Altbough outhil in the tirsI gaine of the Lakeshore final ser- ies, Bowrnanvilie Juvenîles out- 3played Cobourg and won that ail-important first gaine 6-2. Roy Falls spaced five bits as >be went -the routs' for the win- 1ners, wbile the two Hart broîhers divided the pitching chores for Cobourg. Extra-base clouts cost Cobourg the gaine as Hamilton tripled and Gallagher doubled wben the chips were down. Dick Wilson, who covers ground in a burry, was catching flies in ail fields, and robbed two Cobourg batters on difficult catches. Roy Falls provided a thrill by steal- ing borne on the pitcher's wind- Up. Line Score: R H E Cobourg 000,00go 2 5 2 B'vilie 031,002,x 2 3 2 Triples-Harnilton. Doubles, Gailagber. Left on Bases-B'vjlle 3, Co- bourg 6. Bases on Balls--off: Falls 3, B. Hart 4, J. Hart 1. Struck Out-by: Falls 5, B. Hart 3, J. Hart 1. Hit by pitcher-by: J. Hart-1 (Falls). Baiks-B. Hart 1, Falls 1. 1 Line-Up: B'vllle: West ss, Hanm-1 Mlon 2b, Creamer lb, Gallagher1 c, Butlonshaw If, Falls p, Wilson cf, Masters 3b,, Rice nf.1 C bourgJ iher3, cvor 2h, HilsMMartin ILingard lb, D. FshercCanerfMcpranY cf, B. Hart p, (J. Hart, 6th). s Local C.O.F. Teain Opens Finals With Oshawa To-night The firat game of a 3 out of 5 series for tb. Axtell Trophy will begin at Baîhe Park, Oshawa. 10- night, Thursday, Sept. 1. Bow- manvilie defeated Oshawa Brew- ers Warehouse in two slraighî gaines and received a by int the finals. Osbawa defeated Wbit- bY and Pickering in 2 gaines straigbt for the rigbtt b mccl Bowinanville. During tb. regular season Osh- awa defeated Bowmanvilie twic, but when piayoff limes corne il is enlirely a different story. H. Snowden, manager of the Bow- manville teain is hoping 10 have 12 players ready for action. Dates for the 2nd and 3rd gaines are nl yet decided but there will b. one and rnaybe two gaines aI Bowrnanville next week. Watch for posters when these gaines will be played. j I I ( i i I I "p -- ~ ~ 5~dANId~f WUY~~VA&ii,. AlI TIUDAT, &W . lt M Juveniles Winm*Play Off' Seriez, Against Cobourg la Ton.Immpg It took ten innings to decide the1 winner of the Lakeshore Juvenile "B" finals on Saturday, and it was anybodyu game ailthe way. Cobourg and Bowmanville have been the leaguels most, evenly matched !'B" teams ail season, and with elimination the fate of the Ipser, both teains were mak- ing a desperite laat ditch stand. Going into the final frame Bow- manville was behind 3-2, but the gods smiied upon the locais, and they puiled the game out of the f ire, tying the score in the ninth and winning i the tenth inning. ILarry Crook, who is thrîving on play-off pitching carried. home the tying run and drove out the single which cashed the winning run when the throw-in was high at the plate., Dick Wilson was outstanding among several stars. His fielding was faultiess and his perfect throw to the plate in the seventh inning saved the game by cuttino dowi the runner fromn third base. He also had three hits. including a double which barely missed be- ing a home run. Crook, Hamil- ton and Gailagher bagged two hits apiece. West had a double and deserved another hit. Falls started the 4urling duties for Bowmanville but was forced to retire by a sore back. Button- shaw came in in time to get credit for the win. Cobourg 000 Ili 000 0- HE0 Bow'ville 000 110 001 1-4 10 1 Earned runs -Bowmanville 4, Cobourg 3; Doubles-West, Wil- son, Gallagher, McMartin; Left on bases-Bowmanville 12, Cobourg 7; Bases on balls-off Falls 1, Hart 6; Struck out-by Falls 2, Butîonshaw 3, Hart 7; Hit by pitcber-by Hart 1 (Masters). Lin. ups: Bowmanville: West as, Hamilton 2b, Creamer lb, Gai- iagher c, Falls p (If in th), But- tonshaw 11 (p in th), Wilson cf, Masters 3b,, Crook rf. Cobourg: J. Finker 3b, Mclvor 2b, Hill ss, D. Fisber c, Lingard lb, McMartin If. Baker rf, Mc- Sporan cf, J. Hart p. Royals Drop To Lindsay_2-1 Lindsay Merchants bounced back int contention in Lakeshore play-offs by upsetting Bowman- ville 2-1 and knotîing their semni- final series aI one gaine apiece. It was a tough gaine t10bac, since Royals had 15 men on bases but could push only one across the plate. Junior West, Royals' starling pitcher, bad to leave the gaine wben be developed a sore right aide in the sevenlb inning. AI. Osborne and Gord Slurrock eachi took a turn aI relief pilching. Osborne gave up one bit wbich scored lb. winning run. Stur- rock gave up no bits wbile stnik- ing out lwo in one inning. Ted Bagneli was the big gun for Royals with a double and a single. Gilbooley, Yourlh and Cox bad singles. Bowmanville received len free passes. Bow'ville 100 000000 RHE ILindsay 010 000 oooix-2 6 0 Line --Royals: T. Bagneli ss %.Bgneli cf, Gilhooley 2b, Yoýurth3b , Hoper lb, Cox rf, <tFurey, 81h, West P, (Osborne 7th, Sturrock 8th), Cowle if, Mar- tyn c, (Piper 9th). Emeralds are the softest of al preclous atones. [Cobourg Upsets Juvenfles "-3in Second -Gacme Cobourg rallied late in the se- cond .gamie of the final series to hang a surprise 6-3 defeat on Bowmanvile Juvéniles arid force a deciding third game i Bowman- ville. A towering,400 foot horner smashed out by Dick Wilson gave Bowmanvillie hn early iead, but three singles in each of the fourth and, fifth.. innings put Cobourg back in the lead. Cobourg's 'rlght fielder prevented Bowmanville from coming ,doser by making. three amazing. catches. He robbed West twice ",bY stabbing Une drives and Gallagher, once on an over-the-shouider running catch. Creamer was the sole Bowmsn- ville Player toa gain twin hits, whlle Baker, Lingard and D. Fisher each had t%#o for Cobourg. Lin. Score. R H E B'vilie 111,000,0 3 4 3 Cobourg 020,220,x ô 7 0 Home Run.-Wiison. Earned Runs-ýcobourg 4, B'viile 3. Aton Bases-.-B'ville 3, Co- bourg 3. Bases on Balls-off: Buttonshaw 0, J. Hart 4. Struck Out-bý: Buttonshaw 4, J. Hart 4. Line-Ups-B'ville: West. ss, Falls 2b, Creamer lib, Gailagher c, Masters 3b, Buttonshaw. p, Wilson cf, Moorecrafî ri, Levett If, (Crook, 7th)., Cobourg-J. Fisher'3b, McIvor 2b, Hill, ss, D. Fislier c, Lingard lb, McMartin If, Baker. rf, Mc- Sporan cf, J. Hart p. Royals Win 14-O In Easy dGaie Againat Llndsay Bowmanville Rayais romped 10 an easy 14-0 win over Lindsay and a one gaine lead in their semi-final series on Wedrnesday, Aug. 24, as Gord.Sturrock limited bis opponents to four bits in nine innings for bis shut-out victory. Bowmanville batters pounided out a fifteen-hit barrage at tb. ex- pense of three Lindsay pitchers. Linidsay were outciassed in 1h. field as wefl as, at bat and looked weak on several plays. On one occasion lt.hindsy first base.- nman, Hank .odp captured a ground bail and then stood watch- ing the runner cross the bag safe- ly when he should bave been out by twenty feet. Royals' intieid, on tbe other hand, played cleyer basebaîl and made things easy for th, pitcher with Iwo double plays. Ted Bagneil led Royals' hitpar- ade wlth two doubles and a single. Cox had a double and two singles, Yourth two singles and two walks and Cowle two singles. Line score Lindsay 000*000 000- 0R4E Royals 300 073 lOx-14 15 2 Royals: T. Bagnel as, B. Bag- nell cf, Gilbooiey 2b, Yourth 3b, Hooper lb, Gallagher c, Coc rf, (Piper bal in 8tb, Furey in th), Cowle If (Williams in 7th), Stur-- rock p. B.T.S. Boy Picked On Ail-Star Tea= The Ontario Training School frByre very proud of Dick Wiîl2son ho was one of the bail players on the Ail-Star team cho- sen by an Oshawa sports writer. Dick's position is centre field on the Bowmanviile Juvenile team and he has been playing exceptional bail ail season, both in the field and at bat, with a battingaverage of .326. Another B.T.S. boy w.h has been piaying this season wiff the Juvenie Club is Larry Crook. Superintendent Jack Eastaugh of the B.T.S. says that the memn- bers of the team are to be con- gratuiated on the way they ac- cepted these two boyà on the teîam and treated them so weil. Courtice Now Leads In Sôfibail Finals Defeating Maple Gr. Courtice Imperials now lead in the hunt for th. Darlington Soft- bail Cup which they boid from the 1948 season. Tbey won a hard fougbt contest at Courtice on Aug. 23 by a score of 9-8. Maple Grove started off in good Style pushxng across 4 runs in the tirst inning. Courtice scored 3 unearned runs in their haîf of the tiraI and added 4 in the second and 2 in the third to iead 9-4. Mapie Grove put on a determined bid as Ken Sumersford hit a home run with two on and tb. score read 9-7. Jack Gay was weaken- ing on the mound but nice catches by Jimn MacGregor and Bob Johnson retired the side. In the 6th inning Maple Grove pushed another run acrosa and would have had two or three ex- cept for erratic base running. In th. 7th the Hawks again made a noble attempt as they hiad the tieing and winning runs on the base paths wben Bob Stevens grounded out to end the gaine. For Courtice Jin MacGregor was sensational in left field as he puiled down 4 or 5 long drives which aided tremendousîy for Courtice. Also Mclntyre caught a perfect gaine behind the plate and held Maple Grove runners giued to the bases. Altbough Mapie Grove outhit Courtice, the home teain played a much better game defensively. Bob Johnson and Ken Hutton played the out- tield weil while the .infield of Gearing, Hay, Penfound and Hoy piayed steady behind Jack Gay's pitcbing. The 4th gaine is scheduled for Maple Grove, Aug. 30 and if the 5th and deciding gaine is needed it wiii b. back at Courtice, Fni- day, Sept, 2. Don't iniss these gaines as il will end the sofîbali schedule for 1949. Bolivia and Paraguay are the onlY South American countries having no seacoast. LUBE British tecbnicians will teacb African natives to make movies. A waiteriess restaurant senda food to tables by elevators. Roof siales bave tilles like Duchess, etc., bo denote size. You can't. tire people's minda * MARTYN'S BOWLING ACADEMY wilI open on *SATURDAY, SEPT, IOTH for ihe New Season ..~ COME ALONG AND ENJOT GOOD CLEAN SPORT No Increase ln Bowling Price.- GEO. 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