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f f e e S t i h 1. € , r ey e Na i ra ii i 4 e f a q 4 i 4 ; i] 4 1 =. - --_ } Ye ---- EGS ¢ s TRE SE od ae oh nts or a THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1955 THE HAILEYBURIAN Page § Sunday the ending of the big wéekend in town was foiled by the weather.: Six innings were all_that could be played before the rain became too heavy to play. It also washed out an even- ing game. -Ed. Bettiol was in good form as eh beat the All-Stars 8-0 and struck out eleven in 534 innings. He allowed only 3 hits, Ed. Ram- say got 2 of these, Guy Wilson the other, Belleterre collected 13 hits off the combined pitching of Ted Bates and Keith Lathem. Jock Grenon had 3 singles to lead his team with Palmer get- ting a single and a double. Belleterre 200600 8 13-0 Allstars O0000 0 33 Umpire -- J. E. McAndrew, H. Ruddy, K. Rowe. Tuesday nite the Town defeat- ed the luckless Ideal Dairy 10-3. - Doug Hargrave was the starter and winner for the Town while Ed. Huard took the loss, George Weston led the Town with 2 singles and a double to ac- count for 3 of the 10 runs, he was followed by Alf. Weiss with 2 for 3. For the Ideal Dairy Pete Huard hit a home run with 2 abroad to give them their 3 runs. Town Spal (0) 0) 258) 10 il 4 I. Dairy 0030000 Sj oh 8) Umpire -- J. E. McAndrew JK. Rowe, E. Pukakka. Standings as of Tues. Aug. 2-- NAEn ereleet ase O'Brien 841 17 Town 760 14 N. Cobalt 661 13 St. Workers 660 12 Ideal D. 490 8 Last Wed. nite the Town lost its 3rd straight game being beaten 9 - 3 by O'Brien. : O'Brien 0043161 Daler 4 Town 1000200° 3 6 € Umpires, T. Antonia, I'. Puhakka Thursday nite the town took a close one from the steelworkers 7-6. Errors were the main fcat- ure of the game with both teams contributing to make 12 errors. Doug. Hargrave was athe starter and winner for the town with Bates taking the loss. St. Workers 0100050 638 Town 230020 77 4 Umpires, J. E. McAndrews and B. Ruddy. Friday nite another close one similar to the game the nite be- fore gave O'Brien a tight 12-1] victory over Idea] Dairy. Phone 52 Modern Taxi Hotel Hatleybury Ackroyd and Son PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS New Liskeard : Ontario Phones 442 and 442-B A PROVEN REMEDY FOR FINDING THAT LOST ITEM, HIRING, RENTING, AND SELLING. AN AD IN THIS NEWSPAPER IS SUST WHAT DOCTOR ORDERED CALL TODAY FOR ADS THAT PAY! \ Ss Ideal Dairy 3101600 11137 O'Brien 0111162 Teac Umpires, W. Grozelle, E. Puhak- ka. Last Sunday, Steelworkers took the worst beating any team has yet taken this year. They were beaten 20-8 by North Cob- alt. Steelworkers were short of players and N. Cobalt took full advantage as Steelworkers col- lected an unequalled record of 18 errors. Keith Lathem was the winning pitcher while Ted Bates was giv- en the loss, N. Cobalt 2713070. 2017 6 Stlworkers 0010403 8 14 18 Umpires, W. Grozelle, H. Ruddy Thursday nite: O'Brien tight- ened its hold on first place by downing N. Cobalt 18-12. North Cobalt was without the services of their ace pitcher Keith Lath- em, Roger Blanchard was the starter and loser for North Cob- alt, while Lawrence Othmer collected the win. O'Brien 3002250418 8° § N. Cobalt 8232002 1210; 2 SCHEDULE OF GAMES AUGUST Mon., 8--N.Cobalt vs Ideal Dairy Wed., 10---Steelworkers vs Town Fri., 12--O'Brien vs Ideal Dairy Sun., 14--Nor. Cobalt vs Town. Tues., 16--Town vs O'Brien GOLF CLUB NOTES Three of the local players at- tended the Northern Ontario Golf Tournament held in Sud- bury last week. They were Flora McFarlane who qualifica in the championship flight, Grace Mc- Donough and Jeanne Murphy in the first flight. Jeanne Murphy was the only prize winner getting second prize in the consolation of th first flight, Everyone was" high in their praise of the official way the Tournament was run and the sociability of it. Tea hostesses for next week will be Mrs. S. Bond,' Mrs. E. McDonough, Mrs. B. Budgeon, Mrs. R. W. Carter, Mrs. A. Le- gris. The Jackson Cup which is an event with adjusted handicaps was finished off last week with Jean Grant winning in the final from Stella Blanchette and An- nette Pringle won the consola- tion from Elenor Whitby. One of the most enjoyunie and amusing evenings was_ held at the Golf Club last Thursday, July 28th. when Joe Kirkwood the worlds most famous golfer entertained a lager crowd for over an hour to spectacular golf shots. Whether familiar one was with the game or not, Joe, with his sharp wit and keen humor punctuated his display With comments and imitations of how some players of both sexes performed when getting ready to take a shot which 'was a delight to the audience. _ His trick array of clubs range from the normal to the ridicu- lous and he drew a sharp repri- mand from a Scotchman on the sidelines when he used a_ tee With an anchor attached, ex- plaining this was what they used in Scotland. He also used a sling shot to carry the elusive ball over the green. No matter what club he used he could put the ball any place he wanted it to go. ~: Before this exhibition a nine hole round was played by Joe Kirkwood, Mery. Stoughton and Harry Kemp, New Liskeard and "Cuffy" Dixon, Kirkland Lake. Some excellent golf was wit- nessed with Joe shocting a 34 two below par, Stoughton 36, H. Kemp 37 and Dixon 44. Mr. Kirkwood who lives in Daytona Beach, Fla., was ac- companied north by his twin sons Ron and Ken, 12 years olds, who know a lot about golf from their famous father and acted as caddies for him, A chicken dinner at rounded off the day. the club " * 2 WITH THE ALGONQUINS AT PETAWAWA SSM Bob Trott and Capt. Bob. Poppleton Officer Commanding C Sqn. 5 The Algonquin Regiment are comparing scores here on their "shoot" from the big guns in their tanks at Petawawa tank range . One of the people responsible for feeding the Regiment, SOMS Jim Lyttle of Cobalt is seen here with Padre H. E. Talyor and Sgt. J. H. Goodman of Kirkland Lake. This was reported the best camp period the Algonquins have enjoyed in their history. One of the busiest men at Petawawa Camp with the Algonquin Regiment was Padre J. E. Jordon of Cobalt who paused long enought to have his picture taken with Trooper H. T. Hawken of New Liskeard, Shirley Campbell, 19 year old, Fergus Ontario swimmer, had to give up in an attempt to swim Lake Ontario. She was forced to give up within 2 miles of the shore of Toronto. Had she fin- ished the swim, she would have been the second person to cross Lake Ontario. Marilyn Bell swam Lake Ontario last vear. Years of Service Ahead. . ....and it only cost a Buck! We are pleased to announce that Mrs. Harry Coull, of Haileybury, won the draw entitling her to buy a New Kelvinator Washing Machine for one dollar. We know that Mrs. Coull will be delighted with the machine's performance, just as thousands . f other Kelvinator users are, every day of the week. WILF. 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