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as Be THURSDAY, JUNE 4th, 1931 THE HAI LEYBURIAN Page 8 Kirkland Lake Again Victors In Haileyburian Relay Race » Carry Off Silver Shield For Second Successive Year After Break- ing Previous Record in Six-Mile Run; Rain Slows Up pe Last Relay; Four Teams Compete "Kirkland Lake boys repeated their victory of last year in The Haileyburian relay race, held on Saturday afternoon last, and also broke the record for the distance by 58 seconds. Their time for the six-mile run was 30 minutes, 21 seconds. Englehart lads again copped second place, 44 seconds back of the winners, while Haileybury, through an excellent last lap run by Keith (Spud) Valentine, cap- tured third place, and North Cob- alt had to be content with fourth. Haileybury's time was 31.52, 47 seconds' behind Englehart, and leading the North Cobalters by 9 seconds. The race was late in starting, not getting under way until nearly three o'clock, but the large crowd which had gathered to witness the event took the de- lay good naturedly, and waxed enthusiastic as starter Joe Isher- wood put the boys on their marks and sent them away. Kirkland led by two seconds at the end of the first mile, Walter Zaluski coming ina few yards ahead of Norman McPherson, North Cobalt, who in turn beat Harold Glassford, Haileybury, by four seconds. The Englehart runner, George Woods , was eighteen seconds behind the lead- er, Kirkland, though G. Davis, in- creased their lead in the second lap, with Aimo Wirta, their fifth runner reeling off the mile in 4.54 for the best time prize. Hail- eybury captured second best time when Keith Valentine running the final mile in the rain, marked up a 4.58 effort to win thunder- ous applause. Other good times were made by W. Zaluski, G. Davis, Johnny McKeown, © Kirkland Lake, Sid Edwards, R. Pilsworth and L. Sullivan, Englehart; N. McPher- son, North Cobalt, and Harold Glassford, Haileyburv. The 'home boys had a very young team, and had only been in training a short time prior to the race, and their showing was very encouraging. The boys are determined to have a team next year, which will cause new rec- ords to be made to keep their names of the big shield. Following are the runners and the times made: W. Zaluski 5. KIRKLAND LAKE G. Davis Peter Ginn D. Briden Aimo Wirta J. McKeown Total 30.21 ' ENGLEHART iG. Woods -- L. Sullivan E. McCloskey Wm. Moody R. Pilsworth --_ Sh Edwards a eee 'Total 31.05 HAILEYBURY BH AGlassford ------__-_- 5.06 Robt. McArthur -----_- 5.34 has 4Beléc 223-2 eee 5.29 Oe Vachon soo sree at 5.28 valentine == ssselse% S/ Ke Valentine. 2222-5 = 4.58 Total _ 31:52 NORTH COBALT N. McPherson 5.02 IDE (Che Ye Sk He By berg == aaa cieHl A Stoughton = =====- =a 5.25 (Ca, IGM eee SY Keone cba pegs eee Sula Total 32.01 H. Byberg of North Cobalt, a 12-year-old youngster, was the baby of the race, but he will make the others step in a year or two, as he has a nice style and seems tireless. His size was all that was against him on Satur- day. Another boy who is going to surprise the folks is Robert Mc- Arthur, who ran for Haileybury, This boy has quite a number of years ahead of him in which he will still be eligible for the race and will be heard from surely. At the close of the event, the boys who competed, with their trainers and others accompany- ing them, were given a lunch at Hotel Haileybury, where they all apparently enjoyed a good plate of beans, cooked in the good old- fashioned way, and where the prizes which go to the first and second teams were presented. Each boy on the winning team jreceived a silver medal, suitably engraved, while bronze medals of the same size and style were awarded to those in second place. In addition to the shield and medals, a prize to the value of $5.00 in goods was given by Chief of Police MacGirr to the boy who made the fastest time for the mile. This went to A. Wirta, of Kirkland Lake, who completed his lap in 4 minutes and 54 sec- onds. He had a close rival for this honor in Keith Valentine, of the Haileybury team, who made the mile in 4.58. In presenting the shield and medals, J. T. Leishman told the visitors that he hoped that they had enjoyed the event as muchas those who sponsored it and prom- ised that it would again be held next year so far as could be seen at the present. Mr. C. H. Danard principal of the Kirkland Lake Public School, who accompanied the team from the gold camp, spoke briefly of the pleasure and satisfaction which they had en- joyed in competing and declared that the boys would again try to clip a few seconds from the time in the event. The Haileyburian wishes to again extend thanks to the good sports of the town who assisted in carrying out the race. The town council cheerfully gave per- mission to close the street for the time required, F. L. Fleming, Joe Police, A. P. Knechtel, Bert Ter- rill, Dune. Carmichael, Frank Lendrum, Joe Isherwood, Joe Marcella, Chief MacGirr and others gave their services to help handle the race and a large gath- ering of citizens witnessed the contest. The rain towards the end of the race caused little-in- convenience. LADIES' SOFTBALL LEAGUE IS ORGANIZED TO COVER THE THREE TOWNS Mrs Purdon of the Haileybury Black Cat Club called a meeting on Monday for the purpose of forming a softball league. There were representatives from the three towns present and a league was formed to be known as the Temiskaming Ladies Softball League, and the following of- ficers were elected: President, Mr. P. R. Craven, New Liskeard. Vive-President, Miss Alice Davidson, . Cobalt. 2nd Vice-President, Mrs. Wm. Adair, Haileybury: Ses.-Treas., Mrs.C. Purdon, Haileybury. All games to start at 6.30 sharp SCHEDULE June 8th Liskeard At Black Cats Prospectors at Cobalt June 11th Black Cats at Prospectors Cobalt at Liskeard June 15th Black Cats at Cobalt Liskeard at Prospectors June 18th Liskeard at Cobalt Prospectors at Black Cats June 22nd Cobalt at Prospectors Black Cats at Liskeard June 25th Cobalt at Black Cats Prospectors at Liskeard July 6th Liskeard At Black Cats Prospectors at Cobalt July 9th Black Cats at Prospectors Cobalt at Liskeard July 13th Black Cats at Cobalt Liskeard at Prospectors July 16th Liskeard at Cobalt Prospectors at Black Cats July 20 - Cobalt at Prospectors \ Black Cats at Liskeard July 23 Cobalt at Black Cats Prospectors at Liskeard The Prospectors and the Black Cats played a game last night, the result being 51 to 4 in favor of the Prospectors. Col W. A. Bishop, V.C., D.S.O., M.C., Canada's most brilliant air- man, will officially open a big motor show in North Bay on June 10th. A chimney fire at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Aime Trudell, View Street, shortly after noon yes- terday caused an alarm to be rung in. The brigade responded Sport Notes J. A. Dewar's Cameronian, the favorite in the betting, won: the great Epsom Derby yesterday from a good field, with Orpen second and Sandwich third. The Toronto Maple Leaf base- ball team in the International League seem to have hit a win- ning stride, having taken five in a row now. The team has had godo pitching all spring, but the hitting has been weak, and this latter\defect seems to have been remedied by Manager O'Neill. The first round in the Presi- dent's Cup competition for the Judge Hayward Trophy at the local course, will be held on Sat- urday, June 13th. The trophy is awarded for the best three cards in 4 rounds, a round being play- ed each month, June, July, Au- gust and September. The Spring Competition in the Mixed Doubles Handicap at the Haileybury Golf Club, for the George Taylor Hardware Cup, is scheduled for Wednesday, June 17th, and it is expected that quite a number of golfing couples will enter this competition. The competition which opened the golfing season, for the low- est 18-hole round (with handicap of 1930) for a prize of a dozen golf balls, donated by the presi- dent of the Haileybury Club, Mr. H. E. Cawley, was won by D. H. Millar, with a net score of 70. LADY ATHLETES WILL HOLD BIG SPORTS DAY AT LISKEARD BEACH The New Liskeard ladies ath- letic club are planning to hold a big sports day at the beach on Saturday of this week, June 6th, when members of the Canadian Ladies' Club, of Montreal, in FREE EXTRA SPARE TIRE 50 GALLONS GAS RAILROAD FARE FREE distributors in Ontario, has had a phe- nomenal sale this year, and we have taken in, at exceptionally low prices, a large number of high class used cars. 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