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'j PAGC X=< Yu; milkman in delivering miIk to your doorstep .. . but before he can do so, many other steps musc be made, tOO. the milk, have it ready for "pick Up" ...and do cpuntless other chores to keep the herd clean and healthy. THE CANAIAN _STATEsMAN, BOWMiANVILEONTARIO JuirLa1 TEA'1 - COOL - July 25- 26 Starring BRENDA JOIRNNY with JOYCE SHEFFIELD ACQUANETTA 1 azan trappedl by the Jungle Princess of the See FindishLeopard Men. -PLUS - STAN LAUREL OLIVER HARDY in a Pack-O-Fun Short "COUNTY HOSPITAL,% Presenting JENNIFER HOLT SHORTS IAN KEITH Action' 1' When the West was Young and Life just a -PLUS ANOTHER HIT - JANE DAREWELL Queen of the Waterfront in "Captain Tugboat Annie" DARING THRILLING* ACTION! CARTOON Mon. -Tues. -Wed. - July 29 -30 -31 Adventurer ! with JILL EDGAR ESMOND BUCHANAN For Your Entertainnient FOX LATE NEWS TUE BEST MARKET FOR YOUR FARM PRODUCE, LIVE HENS - CHICKENS - LIVE HOCE SPRING LAMDS - VEAL CALVES EGGS Due to selling direct to the consumer we can pay YOU MORE FOR VOUR FARM PRODUCE For Further Particulars Cail or Write PICKERING FARMS" LIMITE[ ONTARI OYAL b1 10 I. COOL BOWMANVILLE - PHONE 589 A. D. B. T. T. M. C. E. R. J. D. R. cc T. B. R. OYALS BATTING AVERAGES Osborne --------- williams -------- Bagnell--------- Cowan ---------- Bagneli --------- 1.Yourth ------- Osborne --------- Hooper ------- Ames --------- Crombie----- *Mcllveen ------ *Richards----- ordelle ----------- Hoar ------------ Bates ------------ L.Kent------------- Ab Hits Av. 24 9 .375 31 il .354 34 il .324 34 10 .298 46 13 ..283 41 il .268 35 9 .257 17 4 .235 20 4 .200 10 2 .200 24 4 .167 28 4 .143 30 3 .100 2 0 .000 2 O .000 4 0 .000 lit a f - AIR CONDITIONED E. Witherictge --- ---14 0U.UvU Wisdomn is the right use of The measure of a man's real knowiedge. To know is not to he character is what he would do if wise. .. . But to know how to use he knew he would neyer he found knowledge is to haveý wisdomn.- out.-Macaulay. Spurgeon. Lakeshore BA1SEBALL Port Hope Vs. Bowmanville Sat., JUly 27th at 1110B SCROOL GROUNRS 3p.m. Admission: Aduits - - 25c Children under 15 years of age FREE Schedule Revisd SPORT -NEWS Thursday and Friday in the way he should go, just skir- mish ahead on that uine yourself. -Josh Billings. The dairy executive » 'ekeeps everybody "in step". His initiative and organizing abiiity have made today's mlk service as economical and reliable as electric ight and ru nning water. 3The higbway trucker picks up the milk at the farmn, hurries it to the dairy. . . often battling blizzards and deep snowdrifts. 4The laboratory tecbnician tests and safeguards the milk . .. makes sure it is pure, germ-free, to protect your health. G len Rae Dairy Phone 444 1; The dairy plant operator, usualiy an agriculturai school graduate' using modern hy- ginCequipnft, processes and boue he miik in accordance witb the rigid regulations of the Dept. of Healtb. lowuamville runs. Woods walked, Harrison was on through an error, Mc- Knight hit and Welsh stepped up and smashed out a circuit clout to clear the bases. The Foundry came back with 2 runs in the sixth when Rundie and Piper scored. Thus the Foundry went into the last inning trailing the Legion 7-3. However, the Foundry xvere far from beaten. Walt Polley hit safely, Bill Polley waiked, Hately tripied, Jackman was on through an error and Welsh hit. Then came Trewin's home run blast and what would have produced the winning run if Trewin hadn't failed to touch second. Colmer homered to tie it up and force extra înnings of play. The Legion had the winning run on second in the ninih. Woods got on by virtue of a Foundry error and went to second on a wiid pitch.. There was oniy one out at the time. Then Colmer flew out to Rundie in right field and Rundie nipped Woods at third with a perfect throw to retire the sîde and end the game. The Summary Foundry-8 runs, 8 hits and 3 errors. Legion- 8 runs, 10 hits and 2 errors. Left on bases-Foundry 5, Leg- ion 4. Struck out by Trewin 6, by Woods 5. Three base hits-Foundry, Tre- win, Hately. Two base hits-Foundry, Run- dle; Legion, Woods 2, Colmer. Home 'runs - Legion: Colmer, Welsh. Foundry-W. Polley cf, B. Pol- ley ss, Hately c, Jackman 2b, Rundie rf, Welsh lb, Piper 3b, Trewin p, Blunt if. Legion-Littie ct, Woodward ss, Woods p, Colmer 3b, Harrison lb, McKnight 2b, (replaced by Middleton in sixth) Welsh rf, IrKnight f, Tice c.1 oyals Lose Aaîother ThURSDAY. JULY 25th, 1946 r 1 Displaying a form that promises to carry them to the champion- ship of the Darlington Football League, the Hampton team, on home grounds Saturday evening, whitewashed the Bowmanville eleven 5-0. It was Hampton al the way wlth the fast forwards, Ayre brothers and Broome bro- thers footing rings around their opponents. Bowmanville was clearly disorganized and late changes were of no avail. It was a dlean game ail the way ably refereed by Tom Baker, So- lina. Hampton booted in four goals in the first haîf with Boyd Ayre getting the first shortly af- ter the kickoff and the two Broome brothers accounting for the other three in good passing and neat combination plays. Bow- manville recovered aplomb in the second haîf but failed to score while Broome again countered in late minutes of play. The great crowd persent coni. ceded the contest to be just about the best of the season and wagers were heard that Hampton would take the cup in the finals. Bowmanviiie: Knight, Lobb, Potter, Wilbur, Wiseman, Bath- gate, Ireland, Murdock, Bates, Graham, Perfect. Hampton: Goal, Kersey; backs, Cowiing, Jim Reynolds; haifbacks, Vivian, L. Broome, Randie; for- wards, B. Ayre, L. Ayre, J. and N. Broome, Adcock. "Tarzan and the Leopard Womian" Due to the Port Hope team re- tiring from current competition, the officers of the Junior O.B.A. Lakeshore Basebail League have had to revise the schedule an- nounced at the start of the sea- son. Fans having printed cards showing games yet to be piayed are advised to note the following changes. This is the new setup: July 24-Bowmanville at Oshawa H.C. 27-Cobourg at Whitby. Bowmanville at Oshawa B.B. 31-Oshawa H.C. at Whitby. Cobourg at Oshawa B.B. August 3-Oshawa B.B. at Cohourg. 5-Cobourg at Whithy. 7-Bowmanville at Cobourg. Oshawa B.B. at Oshawa H.C. 9-Whitby at Bowmanville... l0-Cobourg at Oshawa H.C. 14-Cobourg at Bowmanvilie. 17-Oshawa H.C. at Cobourg. Ai1 postponed games wihh oe piayed at dates later to be an- nounced. In the playoffs, both Oshawa teams will go into Jun- ior A, and other teams in piayoff positions will be grouped in Jun- ior B, for the playdowns preced- ing the final championship rcutd. Hampton Soccerites Defeat Bowmanville In l'ast Game by 5-0 JOHNNY WEISSMULLER Rural Softball Team Defeat Pepsi Colas in a rather one-sided softhall game at the Public School on Monday night the first-piace Rur- ais walloped Pepsi Cola 15 to 6. It was simply a matter of 16 Rur- ai hits against 6 Pepsi Cola saf e- ties. Horn started on the mound for the Pepsis but retirad in fav- our of Yourth in the second. "Ace" Richards went the ful length for the Rurais. Rurals got two runs in the first when Pickie tripied, Bragg sin- gled and Gay clouted a double. Haliman countered with one run for the Pepsi Colas when he walked and traversed the rest of the circuit on Rural errors. In the second the Rurals begani, to pull away. They scored ive runs from two hits and four walks. In the next frame they pounded out four hits which re- sulted in four runs. Rurals got another in the fourth and two more in the fifth. The only in- ning in which they failed to score was the sixth when they went down one-two-three. A large part- of the credit for the Rural win should go to Wer- ry, Gay and Richards each of whom had three hits. This man Werry continued to slug the old apple as he sinashed out two dou- bles and a homer. Special men- tion should also go to the Rural outfielders Bragg and Rickard for several fine running catches. The summary: Rurals 15 runs, 16 hits, 3 errors. Pepsi Cola 6 runs, 6 hits, 4 errors. Left on bases, Rurais 10, Pepsis 7. Base on balis, off Richards 5, off Horn 3, off Yourth 4. Struck out, by Richards 8, hy Horn 0, hy Yourth 2. Home runs, Rurals, Werry, McDonald; Pepsis, Yourth. Three- base hits, Rurals, Pickie. Two- base hits, Rurals, Werry 2, Gay, Richards, Rickard; Pepsis, Horn 2. Rurals: Blackhurn c, Pickle ss, iBragg rf, Werry lb, Gay 2h, Os- )borne 3b, Richards p, Rickard cf, )McDonald rf. r Pepsis: Hailman 2b, Cowan If, Yourth 3b and p, Dickens cf, Pi- )per ss, T. Depew lb, H. Depew rf, )Cordeli c, Horn p and 3b. ) Umpires: Plate, Coyle; bases, ) Crossey; scorer, J. Stutt. CARTOON IN COLOR Saturday Only - JuIy 27 "Soigof Old Wyoming"t in GORGEOUS NATURAL COLOR EDDIE DEAN Dashing Lover ! CORNEL WILDE Outlaw! SON 0F ROBIN HOOD là'The Bandit of Sherwood Forest" in GLORIOUS TECHNICOLOR ANITA LOUISE MARCH 0F PLUS TIME WHITBY ! Phone 336 .~ Day or Night s/eps 9udûtp no Peterboro by 7-5 Saturday the Royals lost their ird consecutive bail game when ey were handed a 7-5 setback iPeterborough. "Baldy" Hoar. local junior, started on the iound for the Royals but wvas lieved in the fourth by "Porky" ýborne when hie walked the first xo batters, G . Clark was on the iound for Peterborough until e eighth when he was replaced y Bill Edger, a former Bowman- îlle boy. In the first inning it iooked as .ough the Royals might get off :a good start. With only one ut Bill Bagneil singled, and AI )sborne got on through a Pete *ror. Both men advanced on a issed bail. Then Cowan iined hard drive at the third base- an who caught the bail and nartly doubled Bagneli off third Lus putting an end to the Bow- anville threat. Peterborough otched one run -in their haif of he first when Garvey hit, stole econd and scored on Hoilings- vorth's single. The Royals got a run in the ;cond to tie it up only to have ,e Petes score another to regain ýe ieàd. Williams walked and Nas sacrificed to second by 'ourth. He scored when Ames it safely. The Lift LocIý City men got a :ird run in the fourth frame. .oar walked the first two batters efore Osborne took over. "Por- y" no sooner reached the mound tan hie nipped the runner off second and forced the batter to .y out to Ai Osborne. But then W.hatley lashed out with a triple Jriving in the Pete taliy. Peterborough scored twice in the next inning on two hits, a walk and an error. Then came the big Royal rally in the seventh which netted 4 runs and tied up the game again. Ted Bagneil Lit and score on Cousin Bill Bag- neii's triple. Bill crossed the plate when Williams hit. Yourth foliowed with a single. Then 'Porky" Osborne lifted a high one down the rîght fieldd une and ended up on thîrd scoring Wil- liams and Yourth.. The Petes came back with one run in their haif of the seventh and another in the eighth. The game was called in the eighth on account of darkness. Whatley of Peterborough was the outstanding figure in the game. In five times at bat he had a triple, a double, and two sin- gles-not bad for a night's work! For the Royals Bill Bagneli had a triple, a single and a sacrifice to his credit; Maxie Yourth had two hits and a sacrifice. The summary: Petes 7 runs, 14 hits, 3 errors; Royals 5 runs, 10 hits, 3 errors. Left on bases, Roy- ais 10, Petes 10. Base on halls, off Hoar 3, off Osborne 2, off Clark 4, off Edger 0. Struck out, by Hoar 1, by Osborne 2, by Clark 6, by Edger 3. Royals: T. Bagneli 3h, W. Bag- nell cf, A. Osborne lb, Cowan rf, Williams ss, Yourth 2b, Hoar p, (replaced by Osborne in fourth), Ames if, Cordeli c. Petes: Whatley lb, Kingdon 2b, Garvey ss, Hollingsworth 3b, Wade if, Elliot rf, Murphy cf (re- piaced hy Foley in second), Gir- ard c, G. Clark p (replaced by Edger in eighth). Umpires: Plate, Murphy; bases, Caliadine. Foundry and Legion In First Tie of Season Last Thursday evening Foundry 1and Legion played nine innings 1in an attempt to break their 8-8 .deadlock hefore darkness caled a hait to proceedings. The Legion .took an eariy 7 to i lead but the .Ironmen fought back to tie it up HARNESS RACE S (/ 'Y Il, IUFFERII PARK TORONTO Bowmanville Royals t Bow to Potes by 4-1 H _______bi In a Lakeshore League hardhall ký game played at the High School t] Wedneday night, July 17th, the s( Royals were defeated by Peter- fi borough 4-1. The game was on V~ ice ail the way and a break or d: two could have easiiy reversed the final outcome. ti The league-leaders led off with m a run in their haif of the first. tl Whatley was on when Williams m erred on his hounder to short and t] Foley pounded out the first hit h- of the game. Then Hooper smote r two batters in a row and forced p in the Pete run. f Peterborough drove in another run in the third on two hits, an error and a wild pitch. Clark,e the first man up, singled, went 1: to second on an attempt to tag hlm out at first and advanced tor third on a wild pitch. It was Girard's single that drove hlm in. Nothing of importance happen- ed, in so far as the Royals were concerned, until the fourth inn- ing when a raw caîl at the plate nipped a Royal rally in the bud. Bill Bagneli hit safely and was sacrificed to second by Yourth:He advanced to third on Cowan's *safety. Then came the decision at *the plate that brought a roar of disapproval from the fans. Bag- neli came in with the pitcher's arm and was practically standing -on home plate when the Pete catcher caught the hall. Had Bagnel heen safe-in the um- pire's opinion-it would have put the tying run on second with only one out. Bowmanville got their lone tally in the f ifth as the resuit of a double steal. "Porky" Oshorne reached second on a Pete error and wen to third on Hooper's single. Hooper went down on the first pitch, th e short stop dropped the throw and Osborne scored from third. The Petes got their other two runs in the seventh when they pushed out three hits. Whatley and Hollingsworth were the marksmen. The Summary Peterborough-4 runs, 7 hits, 1 error. Royals-l run, 6 hits, 2 errors. Struck out by Whitchill 6, by Hooper 6. Peterhorough- Whatley lb, Hollingsworth 2b, Foley cf, A. Clark ss, Garvey 1f, Girard c, El- liott rf, Edger 3b, Whitehiil p. Royals-T. Bagneli 1f, W. Bag- neli cf, Yourth 2b, Cowan r!, Wil- liams ss, C. Osborne 3b, Hooper p, Witheridge lb, (replaced by A. Osborne in seventh) Bates c, (replaced hy Cordeli in fourth, by Mcllveen in seventh). Umpires - Plate, Calladine; bases, Murphy. 1 - 961 2.30 p.m. NEXT1 SATURDAY & MONDAY ADMISSION ---$1.00 plus tax Grandstand Free TOP NOTCII RESTAURANT FACILITIES Full Course Meals or "Snacks" 11 c Co jos:C eo"' Li