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Weird Exhibition of 7 Ball With Silver Centre Those who missed the picnic at Dawson's Point on Wednesday afternoon were treated to a good substitute at Lakeview Park by the Haileybury and Silver Centre baseball teams, who staged a weird exhibition which the visi"! tors won, 21-17. / Silver Centre scored one in the first, one in the second, one in the third, six in the fifth, two in the sixth, six in the seventh, one in the eighth and four in the ninth for their total, while Haileybury counted four in the first, one in the third, three in the fourth, seven in the sixth and two in the seventh. McCracken started on the mound for the home crew and went along fine until the fifth, when two walks and-three hits in a row caused his retirement. He was succeeded by Nottingham, who was warmly greeted by the Silver Centre gang, and was not helped by good fielding hehind him. Newkirk started on the hill for the visitors, was relieved by Russ Lemon in the fifth, but had to return to the job when Lemon lost control in the sixth, Sixteen hits were registered by each team, but Silver Centre had seyeral for extra bases and that about meafit the difference in the total score, as both teams were very loose in their fielding. The box score: SILVER CENTRE ab 're hepo sate Str Gyn ebes nO F438 2eoUeG Si Gomsletnect 7 Galas Or 10 Z PHOWES, ole ied 1 2. oo) Oe eLt ek ee. Cowdengss..9 3-2 3 383 McGaniwdD pred 2 aele OL Menon chs pec4 pedis ae sO Wewiirke pect. 9. slie2 2" 2 21 (bamthiererins On Puls Ze. 0910 Graham, tf ....5 91°0'.1 0 0] SOMITGI2 7-7. sac HAILEYBURY : ab =f bh po- a;.e Wicltee cies se Oi ea2 eZ ool Grepon elite. ier mle oe Oah McDon'd 3b, ss.4 4 2 1 1 3 Dita ens Sea ears J) eee ae ee eet 'Abrams, Lb) 5b-6, 3 4° 6.S1- 92 McArthur, rf...6 3 4 °0 0 0 Mialgiy Aline asOee Or Oro e735 McGrae'n, p. 1x6 0.0 5 °0 0 ----------, 48 17 16 27 4 iY _ On Tuesday evening Cobalt and New Liskeard ball teams played a tie game, 7-7, which was called at the end of the 6th on account of darkness. Cobalt scored two in the Ist, but Liskeard tame back with four in the 2nd to take the lead. A hit batsman, a walk, a couple of errors and three hits al- lowed Cobalt to notch five in the 3rd, and they looked to have the battle tucked away, but Liskeard tied it up in the 6th, on a couple of walks, a couple of safeties and two passed balls by the catcher. These 'teams are playing off the tie at the Beach this, Thursday, evening at 6 o'clock. ' eo --_--_---- Haileybury Softball League z Second Half Schedule, 1926 AUGUST 5--Town atWeterans 9--1.0.0.F. at Firemen. 11--Veterans at K.of C. 12--Town at Firemen 16--Veterans at 1.0.0.F. 18=K) of Geat Pawn. 19--Tiremen at Veterans 23--Town at LO'O-F. 25--Firemen at K. of C. Get Laura Secords at Bryan's -- Silver Centre Loses One to Cobalt, 8-3 Last Friday evening at Cobalt the Silver Centre ball tossers had one bad frame and allowed the home créw to notch seven tallies, which were plenty to win the ball 'game. The final count was 8-3. Silver Centre scored one in the 1st on Arcond's fumble, an out at first and a single to centre. Co- balt got it right back in their half. Franklin, in centre, mufted Cross' high lift, and the runner went all the way to third to score on Dearden's sacrifice fly to left. With two down in the 2nd, Russ. Lemon hoisted one over the fence and failed to touch the bases in going around, but the Cobalters did not know What to do to re- tire him, and before play was re- sumed, Lemon went around once more. The visitors added one more counter in the third, again on a fumble by Arcond and a hef- ty triple to right by Harry Cow- den. That ended their counting. Cobalt's big frame was the 5th. Ferguson started off witha hit which McCann deflected, but could not field. Nadeau -- hopped one down to second, and with an easy double play in sight, Harry Cowden muffed the second base- man's toss. "Polly" Wink, dug out of retirement by the Cobalt- ers, then crossed up the works vy laying down a bunt, which New- kirk did not field in time to get Fergttson at third. Arcond -was| hit. by pitcher, forcing in a. run. Ross rolled to second, and was out at first, but another run came in. Cross rolled one to second and the throw home was too late to gee the runner. Dearden hit Southall punched a {single to right and two more run- |ners crossed the plate. McAnd- 'rews drew a pass. Ferguson, up for the Second time in the inning | crashed one off McCann's shins, and accounted for another pair of runs. Nadeau ended the rally | by going out, third to first. H. Cowden relieved Newkirk in this frame with hone out and the bags loaded, but Newkirk returned to the hill in the sixth and retired the Cobalters in order. Cobalt played smart ball, and deserved the victory, their sec- j |the breeze. during the week. ies 3 v= CORSET, £ ee a Sean te eek E: HROSGe Coe ceiver 4°05 0 "4-0 Gunes 2bS es) co eek ~ O 2e Dearden; 3b. ...2 0 0 2 0 Southallstb, ads de<c2, 10° <0. McAndrews,-ef.2 1 0 1 0 Rerousonsssesse cei ee apes Nadeatr, ria be Ot nO) WV itrikeselieccn: Se eietie eet OP AT. CONC s: pime oe 2 tee he Oe OS wegasa SO Zi 7, SILVER CENTRE ab-« ih po 'ave St Cyre2bs. Serta 20 201 7 @ S> CowdenNcs 4b O-5? GL 1 H. Cowden, ss. .4 0 3 0 0 1 Howeswelibs : teria 8. "Onn McGann soba. Sr OuglesO™ 150 Newkirk. pis, ..3)0: O71 45.0 Grahame st. Jee O02. Oe Franiding ci sae sOm 0s 200-1 Eemoneris ee lee 0, 0 0 29 3.6.18 673. net TEMISKAMING LEAGUE BASEBALL SCHEDULE AUGUST 6--Cohbalt at Liskeard, 6.00 9--Haileybury at Silv. Cen., 5.30 1J--Haileybury at Liskeard, 3.30. 16--Liskeard at Cobalt, 6.00 18--C€obalt at Haileybury, 3.30. 20--Liskeard at Silv. Cent., 5.30. , Bheésterteld Suite At a Great Bargain A Beautiful 'Three+Piece Chesterfield Suite, upholstered in Blue Velour, A GREAT SPECIAL at : $150.00 e Be sure to see this Suite in our window. It is an oppor- : tunity that seldom occurs. eos Splendid Offerings in All Other House Furnishings FERGUSON AVENUE Thorpe & Branchaud | ~ House Furnishers Directors of Funeral Services - HAILEYBURY etaee ond over the Silver Centre crew op WOODDSOOOR, NORTH BAY GOLFERS VISIT HAILEYBURY Saturday, July 31st, 1926, will long stand out as areal day, of golf here. It was the occasion of the visit to the local links of @ contingent of enthusiasts of the Royal and Ancient game from the beautiful city to the immediate south, North Bay. Nineteen stalwarts of the game paid us a friendly visit, and en- gaged our members in a contest. Weather, conditions were all that could be desired, the links were in good condition, the sun was shining brightly, the day was warm, and all the elements of nature seemed to vie with one another to make the day one long to be remembered. ; Promptly at nine, the hour set for the start, play began, when all the visitors were matched with friends of old, caddies were On hand, and everything was lovely. The forenoon was entirely tak- en up with single matches, match play was the order of things, each, match, irrespective of just how much ahead, was credited one point for a-win, while---those who came out evert were each al- lotted one-half a point. The rounds being over, the Vvis- itors were entertained to lunch at Hotel Haileybury, where the genial manager, Mr. W. J. Me- Lean, dispensed a very dainty luncheon to the entire tion of all. In the afternoon, a four-ball foursome was staged. Here the| count was decided on best ball and aggregate, one point being awarded the winners. The local ladies served iced tea during the afternoon, and to their efforts is due a very great meas- satisfac- ure of success of the days They also entertained the ladies who accompanied the players during the forenoon. It would be unfair to single out any of them, as all were most engaging and deserve the thanks of the members of the sterner sex for their hearty co-operation. Play being concluded, our visi- tors departed for home, all ex- one of the finest days they haal ever enjoyed. 'They were particularly pleased with the course, its wonderful location and its great improve- ment. Below is given a detailed score of the results of the ~ matches played: MORNING ROUNDS N. Bay tse Hail'b'y Pts. McDonald 1 Armstrong, T. 0 MecCury 0 Lyman, R.H. Rorabeck 1 Moore, C.H. Oliver Dudley, Rup. Sanders 0 G Charlten, A. Nott, BF. 0 1 0 1 Herbert, L. Campbell, A. ) Byrne, Jerome 0 Lee, G.W. Fairlie, M. F.- 1 Douglas Macdonald, A, 0 Doucet % Brian, A. WA Judge Leask' Judge Hayward Dr. Dudley 1 Dr. HaentschelO Hammond, C.E. % Lyon, Dr. % Atkinson 1 Tomney, H. EF. 0 Dr. Carmichael 0 Branchaud, J.1 Dr. Campbell i Rattray, J. H.0 Tremblay t Bryan, Dare 0 Smale (Pro.) Hitchen ¢Pro) 10% 7% AFTERNOON ROUNDS Campbell, Dr. Jackson, Dr. Eee, G, W. 1 Dickenson, J. 0 1 0 Steenman, L. 1 0 1 il Teskey, Teskey Whitbread, T. Smale 0 Hitchen, 1 Nott, Dr. McPhail, I. A. Douglas QO: Fairlie, M. F. 1 MeDonald Armstrong, T. E. MeCurry 1 Rorabeck Abell, H. H. Oliver 1 'Pickard, H..G. 0 Hammond, C. E. Campbell, A. D. Dudley, Rup't % Little, M.C. % Doucet Millar, Do H. # Dudley, Dr. O Maedonaltd, A 1 Atkinson Gould, Jay Tremblay 0 Gibson, R. F. 1 €armichael, Dr. Herbert, AL. Sanders QO Brian, Alf. 1 3% 54 McKee, A: E. 0 TRY A WANT AD For Quick Results 2 ff you want to buy, sell or rent, a Candensed Adv. will do it pressing the view that it had been quickly for you. ecceee Seer) FOR SALE! 1.--i1 Lots on Lake Shore Road, North Cobalt, Summer Cottages; good beach. 2.--1 acre Lake Shore Road, 1 mile north of Haileybury, beautiful view (cleared). ; 3.--Corner Lot adjoining the Golf Links, magnificent view- 4.--6 Lots corner Rorke Ave. and Amwell; Col. Hay Estate 5.--8 Garden Lots over the track; Col. Hay Estate. 6.--Business Lots, Broadway, behind Union (Royal) Bank. 7--House and Lot opposite Fire Hall, reasonable terms. FREDERICK ELLIOT, Solicitor iil good for e CLIP THIS OUT Temiskaming Navigation Company Limited Time Table M.S. "Keego" AULT MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY EviobaSkeard! s..s4 Cts 9.00 a.m. Arr. Haileybury ...... Haileybury ...... 10.15 a.m. Ville Marie ..... . 11.30 a.m. Vile Marie'. s.. 5. 12.00 p.m. X Silver Centre .-.. 1.15 p.m. Silver Centre ...« 1.45 p.m. Haileybury ...-+. 3.45 p.m. Haileybury ..... - 4.20 p.m, Ville Marie .....5 5.45 p.m. Ville Marie ...... 6.15 p.m. Haileybury ....-. 7.30 p.m. FRIDAY X Do not go to Silyen Centre. _- Lv Ville Marie... ..>. 12.00 p.m.Arr. Haileybury ...... 1.15 p.m. Sunday--Leave Haileybury at 2.15 after arrival of National for Quebec Points. Returh to Haileybury at 6 p.m. to connect with No. 46 Southbound. TATTOO TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY Ly. Haileybury ...... 8.00 a.m. Arr. Ville Marie ...... 9.15 a.m. Ville Marie ...... 9.30 a.m. Haileybury ...... 10.454.m. X Haileybury ...... 3.00 p.m. Ville Matie'...... 4.15 p.m. Ville Marie ...... 4.45 p.m. Haileybury ...... 6.00 p.m. Haileybury ...... 6.10 p.m. Liskeard ....-.%. 6.40 p.m. X SATURDAY (Special Trip to Silyer Contre) Lv. HAILEYBURY ..........+ 12 Noon Ars VILLE MARI 1.15 pam. VILLE MARIE .... <<... 1.45 pm. SILVER CENTRE .,!..:. 2.45 p.m. SILVER CENTRE .. 3.30 pm VILLE MARIE 4.30 p.m. Effective June 15th, Subject to change without Notice. This Schedule will be adhered to, weather an d conditions pecmitting. -- by 4-Door $25 F.O.B. HAIL : You will find a distinctly new delight oe in the matchless power-smoothness es __ of the big Nash 7-bearing crankshaft . - "Enclosed Car" motor. Try it today. e Reilly Hardware Company Limited Ferguson Avenue Coupé 50 EYBURY : Hailevbury 9,30 a.m. on at fh A A 4d 6 oD ini