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1936 THURSDAY, JULY 23rd, ideal ts PATRISENY BUFR AN Page 5_ . Played First of Inter-Club Games Against Noranda\° Queebc Town Golfers Pay Visit on Sunday Last, and Enjoy Round Greatly Eighteen golfers from Noranda were guests of the local club members on Sunday last, the occasion being the first of the inter-club matches. The boys teed off at 9.30, played eighteen holes and then had luncheon at Hotel Haileybury. The Haileybury club swingers secured a lead of 19 points in the nine matches played, but in fair- ness to the visitors, it was their first experience over the tricky local layout and they will likely make up plenty of lost ground when the return matches are put on in. August. The day was a most enjoyable one for all concerned,, and the hope was expressed that the visits be made a permanent part of the annual golf program in both clubs. Following are the results, with Local Golf Notes The first of the home-and-home matches for the Sanders Cup be- tween the golfers of North Bay and Haileybury will be staged in the Gateway City next Sunday. It is probable that the largest number yet to participate in the inter-club event will be on hand Sunday. MHaileybury won the trophy the first year it was com- peted for, but North Bay wrested it away and have kept a strangle hold on it since. Haileybury lads have determination to wrest it loose this trip. The second round of the Tay- lor Cup (Mixed Doubles) will be played on Saturday of this week, having been postponed on ac- count of the rain Wednesday. Tea day at the Golf Club will be on Tuesday next week, on ac- count of the Rotary water sports being held on Wednesday, and the hostesses are Mrs. Beecroft, Mrs. Teare, Mrs. Grant and Miss M. Briden. | Sixteen ladies from the local! HERE ARE QUEEN TENNIS AND KING NET Reigning royalty of the lawn tennis world, Helen Jacobs, who recently won the All-England women's singles championship, and Fred Perry, winner of the men's title and No. 1 tennis star of the world, "held court" when they were honored at a tennis party at Lady Crossfield's in England. ss a | eo | EMPIRE THEATRE Softball Aces Make First Win of Season on Monday Bill Fleming's Easy Aces soft-| ball team scored their first win of the season on Monday even-| ing, when they defeated the Town Fathers, captained by John} | Renaud, by a score of 13-12. The game was one of the most inter- esting so far played in the league the half of | which is now under way. The Thursday night's game was won by the Lazy Nine, when they de- feated the Aces by 11-7. schedule, second of them Financial Statements Booklets Pamphlets Brochures Folders Fine Stationery We can supply you with all Tickets, all kinds Business Cards Personal Cards Wedding Stationery Funeral Stationery Announcements : final, after the latter had beaten * Miss Ella Thorpe by a 6-0 score. "The Trail Of The Lonesome Pine" Printed forms save time and simplify McFarlane Competition Now on at Bowling Greens The McFarlane competition. an annual event for rinks of four, is now on at the local bowling In the junior boys' section Wal- ter Douglas came out on_ top. beating his closest rival, Louis Fitzpatrick, by 6-2. Games with the clubs of Cobalt and New Lis- keard are being planned for the With Sylvia Sidney, Fred MacMurray, Henry Fonda. Romance! Action! Drama! Filmed in Natural Color COMING NEXT us, enquire. You many otherwise tedious tasks. Call know the Number Phone 24 "STARS OVER BROADWAY" "THE MAN WHO BROKE THE BANK OF MONTE CARLO" OF BURLESQUE" greens, with the first round com-|near future. pleted. There are 11 rinks enter- ed and games are called for each "KING > points accruing from the winning "| i of each nine and an added one|Golf Club will attend a field day | | [ sms ' for aggregate: and luncheon at the Kirkland Statement Forms Shipping Tags NORANDA HAILEYBURY|Lake Club tomorrow (Friday). l NEW LISKEARD Intricate Rule Forms Posters Lathrop ------ 3 Holmgren ----0 Ten players and six non-starters [ ' MieDeeiel 2. I Bagshaw ___2| will make the jaunt to the sister FRIDAY and SATURDAY July 24th and 25th Factory Forms Sale Bills % McGregor --- 0 Cumming 223) elub fon, the: day- i 66 99 | Business Record Forms Window Cards ' Cockburn ---- 2 Gould -==---- 1 ST a ee R Ce ' ; Slater-o2 === 1 Sutherland --2|Tennis Club President is i| oad ang | Blotters Bill Heads j Moore ---2_-2-2 @ ison soa==a- 3 Winner of Men's Section With Donald Woods, Kay Linaker and many others. The Manifold Forms Auction Sale Bills jones =e O Millar ------- | picture that you shouldn't miss! It shows that crime : pee Ce Rasen a aa a John Valentine, president of does not pay, and criminals that never are they soterleatyR Ones Fair Printing abelle ------ ey Atos eo the Haileybury Tennis Club, wa pia . 9 Meehan wees Sparham 3 ne eels a ee See ea going to be free. ue a mae cNiven - erguson .---"'| singies, when the first tourna- eceipts tock Certificates Perritt ------- Connell .----- 2) ment held by the club in several MONDAY and TUESDAY July 27th and 28th Enveloces. all binds Calan Printin | Ca ae 1 everand years was played off at the Th Pri Of Sh k I a Re 8 rickland --- €in :---------- week-end. He defeated James eee a 8 Barn ae Fitzpatrick 6-4, 3-6 and 6-4, and) site We e euge ar Sian MoMeS eee = OWwCny cose Tony Legris 6-1, 6-4. ith Warner Baxter, Gloria Stuart and t of 1,000 { Huehnegard --0 Ae er ae a5 Jeakins won the| Bee. ll LET US HELP YOU 4 Paraday, =====. emneyee===. ys Seen be ip girls' singles, -defeating WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY July 29th and 30th 7 36| Miss Shirley Liddicot 7-5 in the y anc WITH PRINTED FORMS [a] eee evening, but recent rains have in- the schedule to some extent Results of the first round were: Hull won from Thuerck, Duncan from Caldbick, Joy from J. H. McFarlane, Ar- nold from Austin and Thorpe from Fleming, with Les McFar- lane getting the bye. In the second round three games_ have been played, all in the winning half, with the following results: Hull won from Duncan, Joy from Arnold and L. McFarlane from Thorpe. Wet greens prevented the games billed for last night being played. A start has been made on the singles for the Maltby Memorial, which will continue until August 29th. with four groups of 11 men each. Score cards are in the equipment box at the greens and players are requested to mark the results of the games as they are played. Dates are arranged a- mong the players themselves terfered with Sales of Dominion Stores Lim- ited for the 7th period ended July 11th, 1936, were $1,611,080. This compares with $1,340,440 for the corresponding period in 1935, and is an increase of 12.73%. Second Half of Local Men's Softball Schedule JULY, 23--Lazy Nine vs. Town 27--I.azy Nine vs. Easy Aces 30--Easy Aces vs. Town AUGUST 3--Town vs. Lazy Nine 6--Easy Aces vs. Lazy Nine 10--Town vs. Easy Aces 13--Lazy Nine vs. Town ' Players registered by the three teams are as follows: Town Fathers--H. Hutchins, W. Bagshaw, J. Pipe, J. Stuckey, Or- ville Burns, H. Davis, J. Perrier, C. McFadyen, J. Renaud Easy Aces--Bob. McVittie, B Hume, L. Amyot, G. Lee, J. Blair, C. 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