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Se) THURSDAY, JUNE 23rd, 1955 THE HAILEYBURIAN Page Three - Last Wednesday O'Brien and North Cobalt met for the second time with O'Brien taking a close one, 9-8. Willis Othmer, making his first start as a pitcher, was the winner, although he had little support from the rest of the team as they made 11 errors. Keith Lathem was the starter and loser. He wa relieved in the fifth by Roger Blanchard: Willis Othmer donated to his own cause by getting two sin- gles and batting in two of the nine runs. For North Cobalt Wayne Watson with a triple and adouble and Don Davidson with adouble and single led the hit- ting. Homers in the game were by Lawrence Othmer with two on and Guy Wilson with nobody aboard, both for O'Brien. O'Brien .... 0072000 9 8 ll N. Cobalt... 2040020 8 6 4 On Friday Ideal Dairy won its second game of the year, once again beating the Town, 11-10 with the score tied 10-all going into the last of the seventh, Bob Huard was on by error, Leonard Johnsons double to right sent Huard to third. Ed Ramsay then sent a long fly to deep centre and Huard camé in to win the tilt. Lee Huff was the starte: ind winner for Dairy. He was fe- lieved in the fifth by Ed Huard, and then by Ed Ramsay. Doug Hargrave was the starter and loser. Ramsay and Jack Plaunt turn- ed in their best efforts to date, each collecting three for four. Once again Fred Ahrab=~ paced the Town's hitting. The hitting gem of the night was a grand C. J. HOVEY Repairs on ii All Makes = of RADIOS ; 21 Lake Shore Road Phone 509 New Liskeard Ackroyd and Son PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS New Liskeard : Ontario Phones 442 and 442-B --Ont. Dept. of Lands and Forests Photo ! Season is July 1 to Oct. Detroit River, June 25 to Erie and Niagara slam home run by GeorgeWeston in the sixth. Town ...-- 2100340 10 ll 4 Dany see 4013021 11 17 5 Sunday afternoon saw the first game played by the Haileybury All-Stars and saw them go down to defeat at the hands of the Latchford Lumber Kings. The big fireballer, Jim Sargent was the starter. He hurled the first half of the game with Pat O'Shaugnessy taking over. Alex McNeil and Keith Lathem sharer the pitching duties for the All- Stars. Tom Fleury, catcher and third baseman was injured in a play at first When taken to hospital it was found he had badly torn ligaments in his ankle and will be in hospital for ten days: Latchford .. 004300012 10 12 z All-Stars . 000200011 4 9 € All-Star Team--Willis Othmer Roger Fleming, Tom Fleury, Don Taylor, Ed Huard, Grozelle, Alex McNeil, K. Lathem, Duq Huff, Ky Palmer, W. Feming, A. Fle- ury.. Sunday night saw the second- place O'Brien go down to defeat "by 12-0 at the hands of the Steel- workers. Ted Bates went all the way for Steelworkers giving up Only five hits to win his third game. Caulfield was the starter and loser for O'Brien. Jim Nadeau, Charlie Oatey and Don Taylor each had two hits to lead the winners. Willis Othmer once more ledthe O'Brien, get- ting two of the losers' five hits. Steel Worwk-: 1031007 12 12 1 O'Brien .... 0000000 0 5 € Monday night the Ideal Dairy wonits third game of the season as they downed the luckless North Cobalt Bombers, 8-5. Thig was North Cobalt's fourth game without a win and puts tnem in the cellar. Lee Huff won his second game of the season for WE CAN GIVE YOU THE BEST TRUCK TIRE DEAL IN TOWN Hi-Miler Rib by LOW, LOW PRICE! siz $ 3°95 6.00216 and your old tire Larger sizes equally low priced See it soon! 'HAILEYBURY GARAGE FERGUSON AVE, PHONE: 3 CHEVROLET -- OLDSMOBILE CHEVROLET TRUCKS SALES & SERVICE /N HOME OR OFFICE -- INSHOP OR SCHOOL RUBBER STAMPS AREATIME SAVING TOOL Ideal Dairy. Alex McNeil was the loser. Huff also contributed two hits as well as pitching the winner. Don McGugan also Leading outdoors authority King Whyte writes-- "Something for Everyone"' "Tt has been my good fortune to have fished and hunted from British Columbia to Newfoundland--from the far to the Gulf of California and central Mexico. . . Nowhere have I had tt better than right here in our own Province of Ontario. Outdoor Ontario has something for everyone", 5 Why not become a "tripper"? Pack the family » in the car and set off on a two or three day pilgrimage to places you've heard about but likely have never seen --in your own Province. You'll find it a rich profitable experience and you'll "Know Ontario Better'. Accommodation is abundant. Rates are reasonable. Send the coupon below and plan now your enjoyment throughout the year. * KNOW oe @nterlo's Provincial Flower "The Trilliem"' ONTARIO TRAVEL, ROOM 173, 67 COLLEGE ST., TORONTO, ONTARIO. PLEASE SEND ME A FREE ROAD MAP AND TRAVEL INFORMATION ABOUT ONTARIO. got two. For North Cebe!'* Andy Camirand had a home nund anda single. North Cobalt.. 0210101 5 7 4 Ideal Dairy . 040031 812 4 SCHEDULE OF GAMES JUNE ; Fri, 24--O'Brien vs. Ideal Dairy Tues., 28--Steel vs Nor, Cobalt Thurs., 30--Town vs, O'Brien JULY Mon., 4--Steelworkers vs Dairy Wed., 6--Town vs North Cobalt Fri., 8--O'Brien vs Steelworkers Mon., 11--Ideal Dairy vs Town Wed., 13--N. Cobalt vs O'Brien Fri. 15--Town vs Steelworkers Mon., 18--Ideal Dairy ys N. Cob. Wed., 20--O'Brien vs. Town Fri., 22--Ideal Dairy ys. O'Brien Sun., 24--N. Cob. vs. Steelwork. Tues., 26--Dairy vs Steelwork. Thurs., 28--O'Brien vs N. Cobalt AUGUST Tues., 2--Town vs Ideal Dairy Thurs., 4--Steelwork vs O'Brien Mon., 8--N.Cobalt vs Ideal Dairy Wed., 10--Steelworkers vs Town Fri., 12--O'Brien ys Ideal Dairy Sun., 14--Nor. Cobalt vs Town. Tues., 16--Town vs O'Brien Two out of three labor union members in Canada belong to Canadian branches of U. S. labor unions. 25-DAY SPECIAL LOW ROUND-TRIP RAIL FARES To Eastern QUEBEC (RAST OF MEGANTIC--LEVIS-- CHARNY) and the MARITIMES Enjoy a refreshing sun-filled vacation "Down East" this year. Inexpensive holiday fares give you a 26-day limit with stop-overs permitted. JUNE 20th TO SEPTEMBER 5th Consult any Canadian Pacific Railway agent GOLF CLUB NOTES Around fifty members and vis- itors attended the tea atxneclub last Wednesday afternoon. ba aaa ad This Friday the 'first round of the Tuer Event will be played in conjunction with the CLGU. erecen Jerry Furber and 'his orchestra will be on hand Saturday night to play for the dance being held that night. The tea hostesses for Juné 22nd were Mrs. H. F. Strong, conven- or, with Mrs. H L. Saght, Mrs. iArthur Moss and Mrs. 9B. L. Shepherd assisting. The tea hostesses for/June 29th are Miss Jean Grant, convenor and assist- ing Miss Grant will be Miss Nancy Hasselbring, Mrs. Basil Jackson, Mrs. Ronald sette and Mrs. J. S. Weir. 'foris- WANT ADS. BRING RESULTS NOTICE TO CREDITORS ALL persons having claims against the Estate of ARTHUR J. ALBERT, late of the State of New Jersey, one of the United States of America, who died on or about the 13th July 1950, must notify the undersigned before the 27th day of June, 1955, after which date the said Estate will be distributed. H. E. MARTIN, Administrator with the Will Annexed, % Day, Wilson, Kelly, Martin & Morden, 85 Richmond St. West, His Solicitors. 14-2-¢ Toronto, Ontario for low - sah eceost family travel CPA's Family Plan Fores mean thrifty fwavel for your whole family. One adult pays full fare . . . all others half fare, while children under 2 go free. To TORONTO $45.60 for husband, wife and two children aged 14 and 4. FASTEST TO 5 CONTINENTS AND 65 COMMUNITIES IN CANADA EVER WANT TO GOTOA You'll find many a Boy Scout who does. ile's longing to join thousands of fellow Scouts at the 8th World Jamboree to be held.in August at Niagara-on-the-Lake. But he may be tion, for instance, expense. It is to help such a Scout that The Bank of Nova Scotia is co-operating with The Boy Scout Association to set up 50 all- expense-paid Jamboree Journeys for deserv- ing Scouts. Scouts are invited to write a short essay on the theme "What It Means To Be A Scout.'" On the basis of these essays a total of 50 winners will be selected in co-operation with the Boy Scout Association. The Bank of Nova Scotia will meet the costs of travel and of ten glorious days at the Jamboree for these 50 lads. The Bank of Nova Scotia's Jamboree Journey Essay Contest is another example of the Bank's policy of working with Young Canada. The Bank is their partner, as it is yours, in the great and many-sided enterprise disappointed. Transporta- may be just too great an of belpimg Caneda grow. We can give quick service in supplying Say aay Teg ee prices. Drop in a us w unt want hav tren foro ithe a The BANK of NOVA SCOTIA a cou; Ol iS =! a Your DNS Manegeriessondaun'tokknow.. va. in Helping Canoe Grow HAILEYBURY, ONTARIO (Pugase rmint CLEARLY) ACCURACY Entry forms ore available to Scouts, eligible to go to the Jamboree, from the Boy Scouts Association, or your nearest Branch of The Bank of Nove Scotia, THE HAILEYBURIAN Ontario Department of Trayel & Publicity Hon. Lou P. Cecile, 2.6 Milster. . ~ e