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v8 - week. OHA Clubs Bj Oshawa Sr. "A"s "An application by Oshawa for entry 'into OHA Senior A competition was turned down by a group of representa- * tives' at a Series meeting early this An' entry by Niagara Falls was accepted boosting the group fron seven to an eight team league.. Wren Blair applying 'for Oghawa said he a ilton_voted in favour while Kitéhéner would appeal to the OHA and the CAH in an effort to have the appli- cation reconsidered. Excessive tra- velling expenses were the reasons which promotéd the majority into re- jecting the Motor City entry. Ham- were non-commital, If an Oshawa Brooklin Hold 2nd Lacrosse loop place by Lyle Stevenson 'Led by Allen Mackey and Bud Sr. A club was organized they CE Vig the Brooklin Dodgers foiled no doubt' replace the Sr. B. Smith truckmen which formed part of the group in which the Stouffville Clippers operated last season, . - Custom PORT PERRY CR Win Yourself a 1953 BUICK Only a Limited Number 'of Tickets Left. This Draw is Sponsored by Hi Tickets $5.00 Each Draw to be made on completion of Sale of Tickets For Information write to Sedan LIONS CLUB > IVAN HAUGEN _ "Del" Restaurant - Port Perry rosso carboro -Maitlands' attempt to oust them from second 'place in the OLA northern circuit, as Scarboro fel 'be- fore their visitors with a 10-6 count in a fast, hard-checking bout 'in the Searboro' Arena. The wide, paved floor in Scarboro has always beaten the Brooklin crew and this was the first victory the Dodgers have ever been able to wrest What was the answer? The Dodgers played a terrific defensive game which held their opponents out of scoring range while Brooklin's_ top condition out-lasted that of Scarbéro and in the last two periiods they were able to run the legs off of their opponents breaking away from a half-time tie of three all to win the game with a four goal edge. Majority of Mouffville Clippers To Return for '54 Season On Thursday evening of last week, the_Sr. Clippers held a mid-season 'get-together at the summer home of Tim O'Neill and many plans for the forth-coming hockey months were on the agenda, If the present setyp in East" York becomes a reality the majority of last years players have expressed their desire to line-up with the Clippers again. Already six clubs have filed an entry in the East York League and two more are expected to file applications. A final meeting is to be held on Friday night and more definite word should be forthcoming] following the discussion. Probably the best news that the from the Maitlands on their home field. Fa Teds £. i SEA Wi rer Se Over 90 Atiend Short Re-Union - Lindsay: wa vOver 80 persons from [ many widely scattered centres, the descendants of Richard Short and Ann Heywdod, met at Lake View Park in Oshawa recently, for the 26th annual reunion of the family. Those attend- ing were from Varney, Toronto, High- land Creek, Clifferest, West Hill, Port Perry, Oshawa, Seagrave, Little Brit- ain, Cresswell, Saintfield, Blac ckwater, Oakwood and Lindsay. Mr. and Mus. Lloyd Brown and three children from Varney had come from farthest away, The all day outing began under Sun- py skies, but rain forced a hurried Juncheon, and cancellation of a ball game in the afternoon. Races and other games were held, however, and following this, a supper was spread, when officials for the 1954 reunion were elected. ------ Walkwoods Lead East Group In Tri-County League. Walkwoods have only two weeks to go before the end of their regular schedule in the Tri-County league. They still "maintain a. comfortable elon Falls still look to be their strong- est opposition, Dropping an 11-4 game to Bolsover this week didn't do any good to their reputations, but even er vacations and such will affect the team too much remains to be seen, so far the team hasnt lost anyone through holidays, but some are bound to go. With the season ending early the squad might be short at playoff Port Perry Lawn peo ANRRS, ih lunch and which helped to made a very successful affair. Prize win- ners were--R. Wright and R. Flin- toff, high 8, score 48. S. McMillan and-y. Hunter, high 83, score fim 47 +3, both Oshawa teams, F. Letcher and R. Adam, Whitby, high 3,'score 456. 'W. Cooke and Bp. Whitby, high 2, score 80. Fi: grim. and W. Livingstone, i ; score 43 +4, Cannington, "The next open tournment will be on July 15th -- Mixed Doubles. at 1.30 p.m. 1 lead*atop the loop standings, but Fen- |" the best teams lose sometimes, Wheth-|. 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Lake Scugog Lumber & Coal Co., | PORT PERRY a "TORONTO, QNT. Phone 240 w .mited | | GA 6 SED AMD | GD {SD | GE || ED {| GD | SO an a 5 3 : Clipper management has received B wlin Club i / Inter-County : since the Stouffville club captured the 0 g ) Martha Washinglon Print Dresses 35 - 4 | Sr. Championship was that centre star| Port Perry Lawn Bowlihg Club Sizes 12 to 46. Also half sizes. -- Le : Sond | Bud Watson is planning to return to | held its first Open Doubles Tourna- $2 95 to $4 50 MELD ny | the hockey spotlight and will in all | ment of the season on July 4th. 22 ° ' SEL r BASEBALL L 2] likelyhood lineup with Stouffville if [teams from Oshawa, Whitby, Can- 2 tot in : it | a satisfactory league set-up is reach- | nington and Port Perry competed. a » ] $8 95 Hr : ed. Bob Bangay will again be avail-| The bowlers were cheered along by Spun , Al yon she dT a ee as ° i { y : 2 | able to handle the coaching reins, the bowling club ladies who served . i: Sh : $7 15 ot 0 OSHAWA MERCHANTS HOME GAMES Bemberg BOY... 8114 a Schedule Sun Dresses ...... $2.98 to $9.95 0 Thurs., 2nd, Galt, Ladies' Night ~~ Mon., 20th, Guelph : Broadcloth, Glazed Cotton and American Print, Ne Thurs., 9th, Guelph Friday, 24th, eantiorg, N --8 LET U S d 12. 95 i ; i} Friday, 10th, Galt Sat., 26th, Galt, Ladies' Night : ' re = $ $ a: : Mon, 13th, Kitchener Mon., 27th, Kitchener Bathing Suits, : 10. 95 dan i fh Wed., 16th, Brantford . Thurs., 30th, Brantford Catelina Swim Suits . i Fel 17th, Waterloo, Ladies' NightSat., Aug. 1, Guelph, Ladies' Night BE YOU R - CHILDREN'S BATHING SUITS 3 wil i ' H : Cotton Crepe, 7 to BEE ER EAI SE $2.98 i : Game Time--8 han. : ) . Rayon Satin Suits .......c...coovvviniiiiinniinnn, REN $1.95 os £ a Admission--Adults, $1.00; Children 25c. 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