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THE HAILEYBURIAN THURSDAY. JUNE 24th, 1954 Fastball Fans See High Class Games at School Grounds Fans saw the Town team score its first victory when they beat league leading North Cobalt Bombers 11-7. The joint pitching of Doug Hargrave and Alf Weiss combined to give North Cobalt and Keith Lathem their first loss. The -hitting honors went to Bill Fleming of the Town and Len Landry for North Cobalt each with three hits. Score by innings: Town. 0130601--11 13 3 N. Cob.0100231--7 10 Umpires--W. C. Thuerck at the plate, L. Wiseman, bases. On Friday, the first meeting of Cobalt Chemicals and North Co- balt took place with North Cobalt pulling one out of the fire to the tune of 4-3. Chemicals . were ~ leadng 3-2 going into the sixth, when Tommy Blanchard got a single and Len Fleury a double to eventually score the tying and winning runs. Len Fleury scor- ed his third win in as many starts with the loss going to Bates. 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Cob. 01001204 11 8 Chem. 010020 00-3 8 1 Umpres-- W- C. Thuerck, plate; There seéms to be some idea -when these two teams are play- ing their home games are in North Cobalt and Cobalt respect- ively. This is wrong. All games aré played at the Public School grounds. E. Ramsay, bases. On Sunday, there was to bea double-header, but the weather man didn't agree, so that one game was all that could be play- ed. Haileybury was again in the winning columnasthey defeated Cobalt Chemcals, 6-1 before a small crowd. Father Jubinville scattered four hits to even his pitching efforts at 1-1 The loss was given to Cole witha record of 0-1. Leading the hitting once again for both teams was Billie Fleming wth four hits out of four times at bat. .Eddie Smith col- lected two hits for Cobalt and scored their only run. Score by Innings : Town... 00121026 8 2 Ch'micals 00001001 4 2 The Haileybury Club is endeav- oring to outfit the team in sweat- shirts. Anyone interested in pur- hasing advertising should get in touch with George Weston or Anita Plaunt. Monday night a postponed game was held between North Cobalt and West Road. We must concede that this was a piece of luck for West Road- The last of the seventh saw the score 6-4 for North Cobalt, but with the help of a couple of errors by North Cobalt and five hits by the West Road, they were able to walk away with a 7-6 victory. This gave Len Fleury his first loss of the season; he now has a 3-1 count. _Ed Huard was the winner, his count now stands at 1-2. The hitting department was once again dominated by Ed Ram- say of the West Road with four for four. ~Ab Fleury connected twice out of three times at hat. Score by innings : W. Road 000 030 001 347 105 N. Cobalt 0 11 @130-6 65 The boys are playing a good calibre of ball, which is worthy of your support.. Improvements to the grounds and backstop make it even better for the crowd. Although the improvements are not yet complete, the committee Icd by George Weston is doing a fine job. We would like to see bigger and better crowds out: The "Standing at the end of two weeks play is as follows: W. LD: OWA = ee fe ees 3: 1 North '(Gobalie= ><; 3s 2 Wrestghoad 3s... Loae Cobalt Chemical ..... hee In as especally thrill-packed ll-inning game Tuesday night, Haileybury batted out a9-8 win aver Cobalt Chemcals. The win puts Haileybury in first place by one pont. Father Jubinville was credited with the win, while Cole was the loser. Theendof the 7thfounda 7-7 deadlock. Each. inning each team matched the other in scoring until Bill Grozelle got a shallow hit just over second base to score Tred Abraham from third. Both teams inreased their bat- ting averages with the Town gettng 12 hits off Cole and Bate and the Chemicals getting 7 off Father Jubinvile and Grozelle. Score by innings: Chemicals.. 10200301010--8 7 5 Town 10210211011--9 12 4 GOLF CLUB NOTES Thirty-four golfers from Nor- thern Ontario Clubs visited in Haileybury on Sunday for the Club's annual ladies' visitor's day. Coffee and buns were served to the travellers on their arrival and under an overcast sky, the morn- ing round got under way. At 21-DAY SPECIAL -: LOW ROUND-TRIP RAIL FARES to Eastern Quebee (east oF mtoawme -urvis - ousmono ) ond the Monitimes Enjoy a refreshing sun-filled vacation "Down East" this year. Inexpensive holiday fares give you a 21-day limit with stop-overs permitted. JUNE TO SEPTEMBER Consult any Canadian Pacific Railway agent. of them Announcements ' Auction Sale Bills Blotters, Bill Heads, Booklets, i Brochures, | Cheques Business Garde | Color Printing | Business Record Forms | Envelopes, all kinds | Factory Forms Tair Printing Fine Stationery Financial Statements Folders Printed forms save enquire. We can supply you with all LET US HELP YOU WITH PRINTED FORMS many: otherwise tedious tasks. You know the Number = -- Funeral Stationery Interleaf Forms Manifold Forms Intricate Rele Forms Pamphlets Posiers Receipt Forms Prize Lists Sale Bills Personal Cards Shipping Tags Statement Forms Stock Certificates Tickets, all kinds Wedding Stationery Window Cards time and simpliiy Call us, nooh, the stewardess served chic- ken patties and salads, to fifty five In the afternoon Mrs. D. Gardiner Mrs. H. F: Strong, Mrs. B. L. Shepherd and Mrs. Alex Mosher were hostesses at tea. The guests were welcomed by the president, Mrs J: S. Ledwell, who expressed the Club's appre- ciation of the enthusiastic turn- cut from out-of-town and their hope that the golfers would re- turn to enjoy the mixed tourna- ment. Results of the day's play follow: Flora MeFarlane led the- field with low gross, a 98 while Gen Barringer of North Bay took low gross for visitors with 102. Mary McConnell of Kapuskas- ing was the low net winner with an 86 and Doris McDonald of North Bay was best on the greens with 15 putts for 9 holes. In the nine-hole play, Evy. Mr- Nally of North Bay came in with low gross of 47 and Mrs. Sim- mons of Temiskaming was a prize winner for getting into the most difficulty on one hole. Local winners were Jeanne Murphy with her low net 83 and Audrey Bond was sinking the putts with the greatest of ease to a rl3. Mrs. Van Eden proved to be the most honest golfer of the day. The first field luncheon was such a popular affair that the ex- ecutive decided then and there to meet oftener at noon in the friendly atmosphere of their Club. Tomorrow, ladies,is the day to take time off. from. all those "little things you'll never get done anyhow and get a happy lift joining your friends for lunch and golf or bridge in the after- neon. Remember the summer is short, the winter is tong, so it's time to get out inthe sun between the showers.. We're going to repeat again and again about Sunday night dinner at the Golf Club and it's turkey, too. Day in, day out. we old refrain that it would be so nice to have a sum- hear that mery place to take the for dinner and here it is ! family Tea hostesses at next week's regular tea day will be Mrs. R.A. Murphy and Mrs. Dalton Dean. Sunday morning, bright and early, golfers are neaaea tor North Bay to enjoy their Visit- ers' Field Day. The first round of the Tuer and C.L.G.U. will be played on Friday, June 25th. This isa reminder to members that non-members are only per- mitted to accept one invitation per month to the Golf Club teas, The veranda& was a happy sight last Wednesday as over for- ty ladies enjoyed tea served by the New Liskeard ladies. Mrs. X. H. Taylor, Mrs: J. Sloan and Mrs. D. McKelvie. There was a new sound of rev- elry by night at the Midsummer dance on Saturday night as the strains of the bagpipes sounded out over the hills. This gay ad- diton to the music of Jerry Fur- ber's band wae suppled by a guets, who, with his wife, was visiting Eric Cheadle of St. Catharines, with her parents, Mr and Mrs. Ben Budgeon. And the summer season has arrived, judging by the crowd that enjoyed the event. Hailey urian "Want" Ads. Bring Prompt Results! EMPIR THEATRE New Liskeard single bill. On Double bills, last Mon. to Sat.--Doors open at 6.30 p.m. Show at 7 and 9 p.m. complete show at 8.15 p.m LAST SHOWING TODAY :-- Double Feature-- "Slaves of Babylon" "South Side 1-1000" THURSDAY NITE This Week's Cash Offers Total $225.00 IS PHOTO-NITE FRIDAY and SATURDAY, ROCK HUDSON "Back ts God's Country" Cartoon, Musical Featurette, Short JUNE 25th and 26th MARCIA HENDERSON FEY TORONTO 1:50 Hours $22.80 One way Phone -- Earlton 48 = AIRLINES ', 4 CONTINENTS: 62 POINTS ta CANADA MONDAY and TUESDAY, (Adult) Jeanne | Three Stooges, "City of Badmen" June 28th and 29th dru Dale -Robertson News, Cartoon WED., THURS. 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