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eee 1a Se A Reena" THURSDAY, JUNE 11th, 1936 RE a aa = THE: HATLUE Y BU RIAN Page 5 Cobalt Students Win Track Meet at New Liskeard Seventy-One Students, Take Part and Seven Standards Are Exceeded; On to City Seventy-one students from five Northern schools participated in the Ontario Athletic Commission No. 9 district athletic meet, held in Liskeard last Saturday after- noon, with Cobalt emerging as winner and Timmins taking the runner-up position. Haileybury, New Liskeard and Kirkland did not figure largely in the results. Seven contenders, five from Cobalt, and two from Timmins, exceeded the standards set to qualify for the provincial finals, to be run off in Toronto on Fri- day, June 26th. In the senior class, Holouka of Cobalt qualified in the javelin, by adding two feet seven inches to the standard. In the running broad jump, B. Kostuik, brother of John Kostuik, former Queen's University rugby star, and Ansa- ta, Timmins, bettered the stand- ard by nine and four inches re- spectively. McKinnon of Cobalt added an inch to the pole vault to win a place. In the Intermediate shot put, G. Aldo of Cobalt bettered the required distance. Beland of Co- balt knocked 1 1-5 seconds Off the 440 yard run, while Bandiero of Timmins qualified in the junior shot put. Haileybury boys made their bid in the junior events, with Gordon Ruttan winning both the broad and high jump events, and R. Pipe being second in the shot put and third in the 100-yards. In the intermediate class, Bob Carlson, Haileybury, was second in the half-mile run. Weather and track conditions were excellent and some -disap- pointment was expressed when more standards were not equalled or bettered. Bass and "Muskie" Season Will Open on June 27th The open season for bass and muskellonge fishing has been ad- vanced for three days this year, it is announced by Hon. Harry Nixon, Minister of Game and Fisheries for Ontario, and will open on Saturday, June 27th, in- stead of July Ist. It is expected that the earlier date will result in a greater number of tourists visiting the fishing grounds of the province. It will be especial- ly welcomed by anglers who are aware that the bass is affected by worms late in July and the open- ing on Dominion Day gave only a short season while the fish are fit to eat. Local Softballers Begin Schedule at 6.30 Tonight Easy Aces and Lazy Nine Open First Half Season; Games Mondays, Thursdays Local Golf Notes The first of the fortnightly dances will be held on Saturday evening of this week and it is ex-| pected that a good crowd will be} on hand for the occasion. At a recent meeting of the local Softball League it was cour the The regular tea on Wednesday, Mins, S Norfolk, Mrs, MC Ti |t© operate a split schedule, Little and Miss "Bay" Little evening, and ending on Thursday, July 9th. The Lazy Nine, Easy Aces and Town teams were rep- resented and the following sche- dule adopted: : JUNE ; 11th--Easy Aces vs. Lazy Nine 15th--Town vs. Easy Aces On Tuesday, the first round of}1gth--Lazy Nine vs. Town the President's Cup, Ladies' sec-|22nd--Lazy Nine vs. Easy Aces tion, resulted in Miss Margaret] 25th--Easy Aces vs. Town Dunbar topping the field with a|29¢h--Town vs. Lazy Nine net 71 for the eighteen holes. JULY 2nd--Easy Aces vs. Lazy Nine 6th--Town vs. Easy Aces 9th--Lazy Nine vs. Town Players registered by the three teams are as follows: Town Fathers--H. Hutchins, W. Next Tuesday the ladies will) Bagshaw, J. Pipe, J. Stuckey, Or- hold_a luncheon at the club room,| ville Burns, H. Davis, J. Perrier, to be followed by the second|C. McFadyen, J. Renaud round of the Carson Event. Easy Aces--Bob. McVittie, B. ------ Hume, L. Amyot, G. Lee, J. Blair, In the first round of the Presi-|C. Belland, J. McVittie, J. Valen- dent's Cup at the local club last|tone, W. Fleming. week-end, Messrs. George Klein} Lazy Nine--E. Short, C. Gro- and W. Hendricks were the qual-|zelle, F. Best, E. St. Louis, Percy ifiers for the fall play-off. Mr.|Grozelle, D. Moriarity, G. Proc- Klein had a gross 88 with a han-|tor, A. McIsaac, L. Day. dicap of 24, a net 75, while Mr.| Umpires--W. Maltby, D.>H. Hendricks had the same gross Millar, T. Smith, J. H. Murray, and a handicap of 20 for a 79. It|R. J. McClanahan is evident that the low handicap} es | Attempted Murder Charge Follows Week-End Shooting In the ladies' section on Friday last, the first round of the Carson Event was staged; resulting in Miss Noanie Bagshaw capturing low net score with a 38. The first C.L.G.U. test will be played tomorrow (Friday) and all ladies are urged to enter this competition. r players have not yet hit their stride, but the early July round should show considerable im- provement in the scores. Charges of attempted murder, a shooting at a police officer and The first round of the Captains'|carrying a concealed weapon have jevent at the local club will be been laid against Mike' Pisarina, played on Saturday of this week; Kirkland Lake man who was the and Wednesday of next. Ladies) principal in a shooting affray "in and gentlemen are invited to par- the gold camp at the week-end. ticipate, and it is suggested that/On Friday night he is alleged to mixed doubles and foursomes be|have shot and wounded Stéve arranged for. The event is 18 Bodnar, attempted to shoot Mary consecutive holes, medal play, Gruzalis and then made off into with handicaps. The first and|the bush. He was captured by second ladies' and first and second| police on Sunday, when he.--re- gentlemen's low net scores (and|turned to his shack, and it was ties for first two positions). in|when the officers attempted 'to each round qualify for final. The,take him in charge that he is said players may turn in as many!to have fired at one of them. cards of 18 consecutive hole play| Bodnar is not seriously wounded, from the two days above that and it is understood that jealousy they wish, and the best net scores|over the woman in the case was will be credited. Cards will be! responsible for the trouble. lifted after close of play on Wed-| Se nesday, June 17th. Please mark| Mike Cusiak of Kirkland Lake cards "Captain's Event" date was killed when the door of his them, and have them attested by|car from which he was in the act your competitor. of alighting, was struck by a -- passing vehicle on the Kirkland- More than 3,500 enumerators.|Rouyn highway on Saturday including Royal Canadian Mount- night. i ed Police and Indian Agents, be-| = gan taking the five-yearly census| Things that imperatively want in the three prairie provinces on to be done, stare you in the face June Ist. jat every corner. DEATH ENDS PACT OF SIX FOLLIES BEAUTIES [ + Martha Mansfield Fulfilling a pact made 20 years ago by six Follies girls, Katharine Lambert, rine Lamb , | only surviving eve of the group, is pictured as she dined alone in a New York cafe. When the six beauties started out on the road to stage fame, they agreed to meet in 20 years to discuss their adven- tures and success. - Lilyan Tashman, who d to death; Fifi Alson d Of the five others, Olive Thomas ended her life by taking poison in Paris; achieved screen fame, died; Martha Mansfield, also a film star, was burn-~ £ 1; y ied destitute, although she once married a millionaire, and Bessie Poole di id following. a disturbance in a night club. Thus fate ended their 20-year pact. first half to open this Thursday, Camp Lorraine Opens July 5th to Senior Girls ry eee Plan to Erect Two New Cabins This Year; Summer School Near End of July Camp Lorraine, the United Church 'establishment on Lake Temiskaming, will open this year on July 5th, with a 10-day period for senior girls, it is announced. This will be followed by a simi- lar period for junior girls and Mrs. E. W. M. Paisley of Kirk- land Lake, will be in charge of both classes. From July 25th to August 3rd, the Summer School will be held, with Rev. Gerald Cragg, New Liskeard, in charge, and from August 3rd to August 12th, Rev. F. G. McLennan of Noranda, will conduct the boys' camp. A regis- try fee of $2 for the summer *BOOKOn ASEBALL! Every boy and baseball fan will want this up-to-date book, "Baseball--and How to Play it", by Frank J. (Shag) Shaughnessy, Man- ager of the pennant win- ning Montreal Royals. Pitching, batting, base Tunning-all the fine points of the game are clearly explained and illustrated. Here's how to get it. Sim- ply send in to the address below a "CROWN BRAND" or "LILY WHITE" Corn Syrup label with your name and address and the words 'Baseball Book'"' plainly written on the pback--and your copy will be mailed to you right away. 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