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_ W ILF‘ S ~ CYCLE & sPORTsS seored. In the first inning on | Wednesday evening, Weston Music | seored once in the first inning on #wo hits. In the last of the first | Canada Packers came up with two | yuns on a single by Fox and a| home run by Moxey. Weston | Music were held scoreless in the | second as were the Packers. In | the third the Music nine tied the‘ seore on three straight singles, still holding the Packers dm\‘n.l both teams went scoreless in the | fourth. In the fifth Weston Musici got three runs on three hits and two errors to take a 5â€"2 lead butj in the last of the fifth Canada ‘Packers came back with five runs | to take a lead of 7â€"5 which | appeared to be the game for‘ Packers as the lights came on in‘ the first of the sixth, when after |! an error and a home run by | Clarkson had tied the score with | no one out. The umpire. decided | to continue play. With darkness falling, Weston Music put toâ€"| gether one hit and four errors for four more runs to take an 11â€"7|i lead. In the last of the sixth with [' the first two batters drawing ‘t Weston Music & Radio Wins League Title By Defeating Packers KEYS CUT : LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED Friday evening. Play wus picked | up with one out in the last of the | sixth, with runners on second und, third, Weston Music leading 11â€"7, Canada Packers at bat. The side | was retired with no runs boing] In the second game of the final round in the Weston Ladies‘ Softâ€" ball League played at Memorial Playground on Wednesday eveâ€" ming, August 27, Weston Music were leading Canada Packers by the score of 11â€"7 at the end of the sixth inning but as a result of a play being called by the base umpire in the last of the sixth, Canada Packers lodged a protest and the game was resumed un‘ s10 DOWN â€" s2.50 WEEKLY Bicycles and Joycycles Reaired Another Must For School BOY‘S GYM or BASKETBALL SHOES WESTON MUSIC WIN LADIES TITLE Have Your Bicycle Com pletely Overâ€" hauled And Your Tires and Tubes Checked Ready For School Days Ahead! A Complete Line To Choose From A BRAND NEW 1. OR RALEIGH BICYCLE Wilf Reeve, Prop As Albie Bunn Is Factor Bringing Team To Top From nowhere to the play offs Under the capable leadership of the in just over a month is the story of {new manager, Albie Bunn, and the the club which was the football of |addition . of several new young the North York Veterans‘ League. Jph\yr‘rs, they are now shooting for TeGen, 7 Mls n Mooemocninninelie dnc in Weston Music ... 150 16 2 Canada Packers ... 70 12 Umpires â€" L. Cotton and S Simmons. Fox, French < and Gorrie â€" each getting two hits, Batteries for the gameâ€"Clark and Clarkson for Weston Music and MeMilian and French for Packers. S. Clark both had Canada | Packers, perfect night with a homer and two w had three hits in f As CH. 1â€"7481 ith two hits, one o walks. MceMillan n four tries, with ind Gorrie each On Monday of last week at Meâ€" murial School, Weston Music and s Radio edged out Canada Packers {?»y a score of 6â€"5 to win the Wesâ€" ough fhe | ton Ladies‘ Softball League chamâ€" on even | Pionship. next play ‘ After holding the packers scoreâ€" an interâ€"|less in the first inning Music er which|came up with five runs on five y leaving |hits. Barb Clarkson shining with | two out. |a home run. No scoring in the seâ€" the spirit |cond. Two runs were recorded for and the |the Packers in the third with none who Onifor the Music guls Na ssamins io ga TIRE & BATTERY SERVICE _ GoodJfYEaAr TIRE & TUBE York Tawnship‘s Largest Tire Dealer MComen V aie n hoi oin d fibiiedi en is 4 | the league championship and by ) their performances in the last six ;gumss (five wins and one tie game) they could certainly pull the unexpected. A lot of credit is due to the battery of H. Antrobus and W. Wallace and with the rest of the team playing heads up ball bave moulded themselves into a !strong aggrezalion. . Westmount supporters have a team to be proud of, so be out there giving the boys your vocal support. Look out for the monster draw and millionaires night in the very near future. The following is the teem record for the last six gumes: WANC vs Satin Finish «... 84 WANC vs Thistletown ... 4â€"4 WANC vs Hardin@tOn umc 6â€"5 WANC vs Hardington ... 3â€"0 WANC vs Satin Finish (deâ€" FAUE) .. mmmmvummmmmmmmentmmamem T0 RUGGLES OR. $414 â€" OR. 4251 495 OAKWOOD AVE. at Vaughan Road hon $1.00 A WEEK buys a NEW Barb. Clarkson Shines As Weston Music Win BIG TRADEâ€"IN ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD TIRES 121 8â€"4 4â€"4 6â€"5 3â€"0 Today‘s _ Republic â€" Thunderjet fighter has 150 plastic partsâ€" compared to five in the Thunderâ€" bolt of Woirld War II. These not only replace scarce metals, but they are just as rugged, weigh less, and save 65 per cent in cost. _ Have you some sour cream in your refrigerator? What are you going to do with it? Why not season it with a little pepper and salt and use as a salad dressing? It is perfect on coleslaw or sliced cucumbers. Canada Department of Agriculture. President Tom Spour congratuâ€" lated the Runnymede rink upon its success and the Weston teams who were in there making such a close fight to retain the title for their club. Harry Powell presented the prizes to the winners. On Sept. 10 the MeMaster doubles trophy will be up for comâ€" petition on the Weston greens Fourth place was also won by | Weston with 48 points with one ! win. This team was skipped by W. Wigmore with G. Smith and R. ; Wallbank. | Weston also gained third place with Dr. MacDonald as skip and Sid Plumley and Harold Coulter, with two wins and 51 plus eight points. Weston came second with three wins and 49 points and were repâ€" resented by Harry Powell as skip and Dave Marshal) and Tom Spour. Winners of the Hurlburt trophy: Runnymede Lawn Bowling Club, with C. Smith as skip and Dr. Johnson and W. Cameron, three wins and a score of 55. The weather was fine, and after a welcoming speech by Tom Spour, president of the Weston Lawn Bowling Club, the match was on. The play was close as the final results given‘ below will show. The Hurlburt trebles trophy was won by the Runnymede Lawn Bowling Club on Saturday Aug. 23. The tournament was played on the local greens. Weston, who won the trophy last year, defended its title. Six clubs were represented, which included four from Runnyâ€" mede, eight from Weston and one each from Glebe Manor, Cosburn Park, Boulevard and Withrow. Hurlbut Trophy Taken By Runn‘y Weston in 2nd Briton‘s Best In the first game of the semiâ€" finals Wiffs took the Army and Navy to the tune of 8â€"0. This was on Tuesday, Aug. 26, but on Thursâ€" day it was a dif‘esent story, Army and Navy 9, Wiffs 4. The third game is expected to be played on Wednesday, Sept. 3. All games at Keelesdale on Eglinton Ave. WANC vs Thistletown BUY THEM AT YOUR GARAGE AGENTâ€"Jim Service CH. 1â€"3988 The TV camera works something like the human eye. Light.from the studio scene is focused on a sensitized surface in the tube. When the light strikes this photoâ€"electric surface, it sends millions of elecâ€" trons flowing to the target plate. The electrical components of the picture image are scanned or picked off one by one by the electron gun. Thirty | complete electronic images or pictures are released ! IKOW TV PICTURES ARE TELEV!SIDI For All Uses TIMES AND GUIDE, WESTON "The next half century offers opportunities that never existed before." â€" Charles F. 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