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Durable, Determined Merchants Win One, lie Second in il Innings III Exciting Cames Against Oshawa the Canadien tatumina, BownmavMe. Yiv 31.10*5 Âdditional Winners'of'Awards ai MJI Hobbs Schoo-l Graduation by Jim Clarke. cd two more hîts and moved;ln their 3-2 vlctory Kennedy T'he durable and determlned into a 4-3 lead. and Jones had a pair of hits Bîo nvne Merchants came! Bowmanvllle tied the game with George Bail and Akey__ a wlth a wIn and a draw!lin the bottom of the seventh adn ige. eeHrio :f eflve hours of basebal on Sainsburys run-scoring hdto0 saa he action at Soper's Creek Park. double. With twn out, Bow- hidts. Laor Piperwas the on Saturday atternoon. They inanville almost pulled out a ts Lar Ple wsth captured a 3-2 win over Osha- 1wln. Piper drllled a single to only Merchant. player ta pick w Lelne eJuniors ln the lcft, but Fair fanned Akey for uP two safeties ln the 4-4 for an f the ia u.Jns okn draw. Ken Toffan and Guy firat gme ard fttal Pout. Jdones.bits ach fo 1 lnning 4-4 LeIntesec- th:eleghth and nlnth frames, POs-ha as th uirs otht for ~ . ondmach Bthe games Nvere allowed Oshawa just an lnfield domlinated by the rival hurl- hit. Akey tossed effective n owmnll 85oe teI ers as only 22 bits were re-1 bit ball for the locals afte. nnings. Bowmanvllle md corded lnerrors In the doubleheader. cre n18 gruelling lnnings. 1 relievlng Joncs in the tenth.wthamjrt o! he ' by somnlleaw George the visitors before belng r-îgta h oaswr iu Jonc dei te viitos astun plced by Gary Carroll.1 severai o! their players, their l .5 4 »lng three-hltter. Tne -Gen- Breezing along on a tbrce- s howing was remarkable on. eral's"l southpaw offerings bitter Fair lnjured his arm1 Saturday. With Ray Crom i clalmed elgbt strikeout vic- when he colllded wlth his hie, Jack Locke, Jlm Coyle.~ tims ln the seven Innlng gamne. catcher wlth two out In thc Jimn Moorcraft and Terry -. Hiai mates outhit the Leglon- tenth, attempting to field a Baker misslng, the club was *., *, aires 6-3, plnning the lOss ofl bunt by Joncs. Durlng 1 ' forccd into some %huffling InU' Dave Mitchell who wcnt the Innings Carroll tossed one-hit i he field. Grant Wright, aftcr route. A pair of errors ln the bail while fanning two. Bow- a shaky start at the unfamllar ~.'.4. top of the flrst gave Oshawa manville loaded the sacks ln!sottp poiin >tld ~ - ~ - *...-~ a 1-0 lead. A walk. sacrifice the llth on an error. Wrghts;down to turn In a good after bunt and error followed by single and an Intentional walk. noon's work. Gary Akey came u gg These two photos show additional award wirtners ta Ralph Kenncdy's single and Carrol fanned the final bt-up with some excellent plays W hw er o o e uin hon ul Aw r s N t l Grant Wrlght's sacrifice bunt ter however. to end the dra- b rlght field n addition to BU R MNUS sveaweeksonedduî the . nnual AwSenirs uiht w sh-v.dto mr lnield erors trgl. hs oi relief stint. Arnold Mrs. Joan Curzon is now Mr, and Mrs. Luigi Nardella coîtH ituealetsnJnt 2-1 the opmofrte siedeob Around the Bases ., Joncs. Etcher took a bad fouI tip on homne again f rom Memorial and Maria visltcd briefly with Scola ampton. Pcuea eti £JntMilison, aý Bowmeanovofl heleoow d shawawho workcd 9 2/3 trames dur- the head durlng his umpirlng Hospital. the Roll Miche family îast Grade 8 and Steve Renton, Grade 7, who Won the th Bwantile acore OhaaIng thc long doublebiîl. fanncd jduties ln the second game. r n r.H asaan'ensa fenopior to Academnic Improvement Awards. At right, from Ieft Jonc doble to cftIn he whlle allowing the Legion- The unfortunate Incident oc- jîldren have returned now their rcturn to Boston, Mass.ý seonsdsoring Gary Akln te. aires a mere two runs. Thei curred ln the fourth Inni te Dmoetiicg r and M'.Jh Ste- Mr. and Mrs. Art Farrow Sunday visitors with the ur, wlth what povted rto be h his powcrful pltchlng per- 'plate from the bases for the Mr. and Mrs. Don Mayhcw land and Ron Wannamakcr fogether with Mr. Gordon Art Farrow's were- Mr. and hai winngrno!te is gm.formance. pickcd up three oUrest of the game. A Toronto and boys arc at present holi- drovIe to Belleville last Tues- Langstaff and Mrs. Alta Lang- Mrs. Frank Bellsma and Mr. In, Akey had led off the trame Bowmanvllle*s il safeties.1 spectat.or and umpire, Tom daying in the Coe Hilli arca. day afternoon. Connie's aillng staff; ailso Mrs. Hannah Albin and Mrs. G. Langstaff and %vith a sender. one-Junled, Kennedy whitfed 10 during Singlet.on, gencrously filled ln They plan to travel on to Que- grandfather is in hospital vlsited Mr. Ariel Langstaff at children ail o! Kendal and Mr- an( wta lne.oernla,61A f rames. wvhiie Akey col- ,on the bases competcntly. Wc bec for the second stage 0fthere. Toronto's East General Hospi- and Mrs. John Gordon, Orono. chi ellowed only two infield hits lected two in two Innings, glv- thought the overali, 18 frames their trip. Mrs. Bessie Ruperi, and, Joe ptai last Wedncsday cvening. Mrs. Gay Mostert of Mos- o! over the last five Innings.p Oshawa's best, s c o ri1n gj lng Bowmanville flingers an, of umpiring, was bandled ex- Norman and Edith Suther-ýhave left for Bellevile ii Despite the bear, John, Con-1tert's Fruit Farm, was pleased Sai threat arose ln the slxth, when Impressive total of 22 whiff. .tremcly well and fortunatcly land werc ln Bancroft recent-Iwith relatives and then onto nie and Christine Suthcrland to report catching a ground- Me Bi Ranle of it awak.Oshawa pitching hung up 15 "Etch" was okayed at the hos- ly for the wcdding o! Edith'sltheir cottage in Bancroft forlare braving it out in Algon- hog ln a home-made nomse- der BilRa e f ihawl.strikeouts over the 18 framnes. pltal following his accident. brother, Mr. Wm. Bowers. ýa speil. quin Park this week. type trap. It seemns of late this J. A sacrifice bunt and the Mer- -___ chants' slxth erron put men on second and third wlth none out. Akey then pulled off the ~ big defensive play of the game. He made a great grab on Pete Harnison's lune shot to right field and his perfect. throw to the plate kcpt. a run from scoring. Jones fanncd the next two men, extlnguish- lng the visitons' threat. Bowmanvllle appcared hcad- cd for a sweep of the double- header, holding a 3-0 bulge going into the sevent.h inning of the second game. Oshawa É1 . g e m d eel spoilcd the script however. wben thcy pushcd across four runs, sending Kennedy ta the S o s o o s borse Jones again. The Mer- SAVE 85e - control offensive suxumertime chants managed a single run odors in houschold waste containers. Prevents f r M in the bottom of the scvcnth, niold and mildew too! 1-andy lO-oz. push bt tleing the score 4-4. Oshawa ton spray. ,lust ike getting one can free. had just two baserunner.3 while the locals stranded six Eg 6 ah r. over the next four lnnings. Pl t um pire R gW illattsG called the game after 1ilin- S e o i fUi l s i Znlngs were cornpleted. He was probably influenced by the e rumbling of numerous stom- achs, beralding dînnertime and 1.8 innings of thrilling but C &B&E C & j»nergy-sapping basebaîl. Bowmanville jumped aheadUTD UA TT SPC L -0 lin the first without resort- LIMITDQ A TT PCA ling to a single base knock. A free pass, George Sainsbury's There's always need for a big Garbage canfi sacifie unt anenor nd like this - at home or cottage!1 2311 high, another sacrifice bunt did the lThe Merchants addcd a M!" wlde, two-tone durable plastic. Snug Lo fitting snap-on ]id; side handies. Xelly's second walk and a wild throw by Oshawa's catch- er, Pat Waters. This endcd the scoring until the action- fillcd seventh. Oshawa Juniors threatened ln the second, ,ourth and slxth, but some ,great clutch pitchlng by Ken- » siedy choked off any scoring. If the visitors battens were being baffled. their pitcher John Fair was having a frustrating afternoon. For six * ***. innîngs he limited Bowman- ville ta a sixth-inning up the rniddle single by Larry Piper. 'Yet the scoresheet had the ,Merchants ln front 3-0. Osbawa, held ta a mene two___ bits by Kennedy, broke loose ln the top of the seventh. Guy k ,arks led off with a single ~ and Pair then belted a homen sacrifice bunt, a wild pitch end walk bnought In "Gencral" ' ~ Jones ln a relief role. Befone the Inning cnded Oshawa add- ..TR Mrs. Ralph Clark, Nia gara .* . . . xed Falls, is bolidaying with ber tight s Oshawa, 'siea ivrs. Mv. Bert- rirn and famil 'v. Mn. and Mns. Walter Bid-' g ett, Mn. and Mrs. E. R. Thompson. Bowmanville, visit- ed their mnother, Mrs. A. Tbompson. Mrs. Eanl Kennedy, Mn. and Mrs. John McHardy and fam- jjy. Osbawa. were Sunday callers o! Mrs. H. Crossman. .Miss Sheryl Ashton spent a few days at 'Pretoria Camp. Mrs. D. Malcolm ix visiting ber daughten and son-in-law, Mr. and Mns. Russell Bur- rows. Scarborough. Mrs. M. Bcntrim and Mis Birdie Bertrim, motored to Balsam Lake on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Rtoss Ashton and famlv attendcd the Mc- Gill picnic at Petenborough on Saturdav. Mr. and Mrs. M. Pollard and family vislted Mr. and Mns. Eari Yokom, Cavan, on Sun- day. Mrs. A. T'hompson attendcd the Thompson-Knoll wcdding at Bowmanville on Saturday. A miscellaneous showcr was hosted by Mrq. D. Cameron at her borne on Saturday evening assisted by Mrs. Topple for Miss Jean Piggott. bride-to- be. A Sunday school meeting Was held on Sunday, wben Plans were made ta hold ouri arl 1 à e ommunity plenie on thî cburch laun, the second Baturday in August. Vinyl, Plasi and Leather Cleaner Cleans around the home or car. Brush applica.tor. Compare at $1,98 99 Squ.ege. Wlndow Wmsher 6" cellulose sponge and rubber blade. 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