thehillsl MAY 18 1049 Mule hire in Exhibition fastball allude leads lip Tops to World Title my mama nunsnav Canadian Press Staff Writer Canada won the world softball title for the first time this year but unless Dominion officials fall in line with rule changes being instituted in the United States chances of successfully defendingi the title dont look too bright All Canada has only oneentryl against dozens from across the bot der nattlrally American rules govl era the world series Yet there is strong indication that the Dom inion wont fall in line with thel latest switches For years teams governed by the American Softball Association usedi gloves but only in the last fe seasons have Canadian teams fol lowed suit As soon as they didi fielding improved and Canadasi chances in World tournament cont petition did likewisc But it was not until this Fall ini Little Rock Ark that Toronto rip gt Tops came out on top of starr HA USEFUL BILL studded entry list to win the worl The duckbilled dinosaur used lime his curious bill to gather aquatic After Manager Sam Shefsky saw vegetation his Toppers beaten consistently by 42 annular Jusrlcu chtroit Punchers he decided oni lhe theory it you cant beat om REPAIRS Post and Slow RECHARGING The only run scored against the Ichumpions came in the final game iggsagilllfoanohnson lmported IIfgluster 35 year the when mound in US softball will be 46 33 Bayflold St feet from home plate instead of 43 PHONE 2464 Tip Tops went through the tourna Barrie The move was directed at making it more of batters game as the softball solons feared the fans might eventually tire of game in Estimates On Collision Repairs MODERN IKEFINISHING on BODY rmdFENDERS LARGE or SMALL McAlees Body Shop Nassau AI PHONE 5418 BARBIE JAMES MacBAIN PARTNER MANAGER gave Auto Body Work Done Now Ride in comfort this Winter original Shop MEAFORD New Branch BARBIE llowdoesfa HILAll Glandular Mrslllsodoro Startsv 10 Cornwall 0st wrote about her lrtllroujglltllg Allegheny Moth join em and this year he brought an JV Cm arrie Tanning GE big Charlie Justice of Joe Louisl AN mobMaurice The Rocket Richard still manages to capture the imagination of hockey fans everywhere The workhoned rlghtwvinger is with the Negro mound acc to Toronto Lu Canadians Not only did Chnriie dominate proceedings ill the Toronto Beaches Fastball League Canadas premier lsoftbull cricuit but he was equally effective against the best competi which hits are almost novelty The rule should help the batters because they will have more time tion the United States had to offenlto watch b5 VC and set for clout But it might work mont unbeaten and the opposition lll reverse if the additional three failed to score run off Justice feet gives pitchers better chanco Ito break their curves There has Jieen nothing official done in Canada so far on the Am erican rule change but the feeling around the Beaches League execu tive is that the move wouldnt be advisable The ball used in Canada is 2V ounccs hoaVlcr than the American ball and officials fear that pitchers would lose most of their effective ness over the greater distance And lhcrc doesnt seem much chance that the Canadians Will adopt the Americanball The staunch attitude of not fol lowing in the footsteps of their American brothers at every turn may be commendable but if the rules dont conform Canadian pitv chers will be at disadvantage when they have to throw an addi tional three feet in international competition And incidentally Shefsky is so happy about his teams triumph 1hes hoping to persuade the ASA to stage its world tourney in Toronto next Fall at the Canadian National Exhibition MIDHURST zz21 Mr and Mrs Cook and Ruth spent the holidays with relatives in Toronto The community welcome Mr and Mrs Bertram who have taken up reSldencc in Midhurst Mr and Mrs Walter Smith and Chrlstlne and Russell visited over the holiday with relatives Mr and Mrs Jas Craig and Charlle and Mr and Mrs Walter Craig were at their cottage at Thunder Bay over the weekend Parents Attention Immunization for whooplrlg cough tetanus small pox for school children and pre school children and also infants lover months at Midhurst School on Tuesday Oct 13 at 115 pm and at Second Line School on Tuesday Oct 18 at 215 pm mlluvarr October 10 Mr and Mrs Rigby Long Branch spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Russell Maw number from here are com peting in the International Plow ingMatchat Brantford this week Womens institute Meeting The Womens Institute held their October meeting at the homenf Mr Russell Maw Roll callwas anhred by How to save time in the itchenlMrs Goodfellow gave some splendid comments on the motto When looking for faults that need correcting use mir ror Orders Were taken for Christmas cardsand reverts of sick committees giVen Mrs Aubrey Gien Home Economics convener then took charge andgave readf ing on Thanksgiving She intro duced Mrs Ray Lougheed of Hol wholgave aivery ne address on 1Reinodelling the Farm Home Gillan read whom to con do the meetingiandtthehostess eSMr Carson and EMrsJ Mamservedlunc Billiards bowled low 2090 triple diphtheria Silks mums smalls Barrie Bowling Club There was no activtty this week in and Grou on account of Thanksgiving ho ldsy and in Group it was decided to complete the unfinished games of last week and to postpone the games sched glled for October it and Decembf gtl 15 ll 14 ll 11 ll Smiths Dairy Goheens Billiard Barrie Examiner Telegra hs Shell oys parcbovs Lakevicw Dairy Ball Planing Canada Bread Bob Grays RCAF bqwling team ran into something they couldnt beat this week and moved from first place down to third lace in the league standings heena prearrhpmmaaalg aduummhAuuuNr which was good enough for two wins and five points from the air men Top scores for each were Anderson 683 and Rivett 721 CGE No made determined bid to move out of the bottom division turning in 3255 triple but was only good for five points from Carl ado Broad who went all out in the third game for 1100 score to take their first win of the season For CGE it was Grccnhalgh 835 Knapp 604 McLeod 080 andBalkwill 631 Al Baker rolled 128 the first game and was replaced by Richardson who turned in 487 for two games Canada Bread were only four man team whose top score was Stawsc Bakogcorge with 729 Bar rie Examiner took another five point win to stay within three points of the top place Smiths Dairy Henderson with 612 was their top man while for Shell Boys it was 642 The leagueleading Smiths Dairy team will have match on theirl hands next week when they meet the RCAF team Smitlls have becnl meeting the easy teams so far but will have chanco to find out next wcek whether they have bowling team or not The prize this week was awarded for hidden score and was taken by Guelph at Barrie $351135 glfgnwwmgfosigfe or 421 Oct 14St Michaels at Barrie please note he amas next Marlboros at Guelph Gait at St week will be those scghedmed for Catharines Oshawa at Stratford October 18 Oct 15Barrie at St Michaels 200 Guelph at Marlboros 330 St Clarke and Clarke Bowling League Catharines at Gilli Siratford at Games played Oct Oshawa Pts Oct IllOshawa at St Mich 668 752 842 2262 acls 730 Gait at Marlboros 900 837 843 859 2539 Oct 19St Catharines at Wind 1046 763 392 2501 sor Barrie at Stratford 776 706 317 2299 Oct 21Windsor at Guelph 743 762 913 2413 Marlboros at St Catharines Gait wolves 376 760 979 2625 at Stratford Oshawa at Barrie Ddgrs 595 70 713 214 Oct 22Windsor at St Mich gc 3313 ggg ael$200 St Catharines at Marl boros 330 Stratford at Gait Bar Cardmals 733 781 794 2308 tie at Oshawa Team Standings Oct 25Oshawa at Gait Barrie HiSeas 26 at St Catharines Wolves Aces Rovers Cubs Cardinals Indians Ramblers Beavers Dodgers High scores for night Ladies Bame at 63m Single Kidd 240 Three November Bruce 557 Men $10818 14 Nov lGalt at St Michaels Clarke 330 Three HaSkett 630 730 Oshawa at Marlboros 900 High scores for season Ladies Guelph at St Catharines Single Pat Barth 281 Three Pat Nov $451119 at Windsor Barth 662 Men Single Clarke 330 Triple Martin 772 Mtgggglgggdfarg Sal Guelph Windsor at St Cathar lnes Nov 5Stratford at St Mich aels 200 Barrie at Marlboros 14 330 Windsor at Oshawa Guelph 13 at Galt 12 Nov 8St Catharines at Guelph 12 Nov 9Gait at Windsor Strat 11 ford at Barrie Marlboros at Osh 10 awa Nov 11St Michaels at Guelph Marlboros at Stratford Oshawa at St Catharines Windsor at Barrie Nov 12Guelph at St Mich field when they make all October Oct llMarlb0ros at Gait Strat ford at Windsor Oct l2St Michaels at Oshawa Indians Rovers HiSeas Beavers Ramblers 19 Guelph at Stratford 17 Oct 28St Michaels at St Ca 14 tharines Oshawa at Guelph Gait at Barrie 12 Oct 20St Catharmes at St Mlchaels 200 Wlndsor at Marl bords 330 Guelph at Oshawa meteradamant Barrie Ladies League CGE No ti Harvester Combines CGE No Lakeside Cabins Rosette Shoppe Blue Taxi Kenwell Star Wilsons Bayview Grocery Lenas Shoppe Zellers wmwmmmaea mammdomwwwwwp Pat McLeddwith 302 single was aels 200 Stratford at Marlboros the best bowlerin theleague this 330 st Catharihes at Oshawa week She vincludedthis game in at Gan at 588 triple which helped wilsons w5155t Michaem at Mar1 to ve mint Win over the preVi home 30 Oshawa at Galt Strat ous leagueleading Silks This fordlats Catharina helped totighten the team stand NW 164mm at windsm ingiztsconlgyt Xitgaglyg Nov illMarlboroa at Guelph 1100 cover tiltehieadt thkisrwe5el 311333 Mel mm by onepoin as on decision from 1Bayvlew Grocery NOV 19Bame wchael Ann smighsgn we mp muggy 200 Guelph at Marlboros 330 withis three names Halves Galt8t Oshawa Stratford at Wind ter Corribineaivere the onlyteam sor to take seven points which put Nov =2275t Mlchaels at Gait them ri into aseeond placetie Stratford at Guelph with Ide Combined games N0v 23Marlboros at Windsor ith Lena were all close St imbalanced Barrie esluck theflattef Nov 25 Marlboros at no ie mishthm takentvgo otthe llama Osha atStratford Galtgat St Dovson was high scorer for Catharlneg Windsor at Guelph va26Barrie at Maribelas Wi at St Michaels 380 19 Oct 26St Michaels at Windsor Club Elects Officers lStcrrt Next Week Play will commence at the Gar and mm jrisen Badminton Club in Barrie me in New York Armoury Wednesday night of next 10 31111 were bun imam annuities united forahei rears 1mm week Regular night will be Cm ms chdnesday and Friday also Satur iday afternoon Three courts will be used Annual meeting was held in the EOicers Mess last Friday night Officers elected were Honorazy VI KNOW YOUR SIGNALSThis may help footballfans understand what the referee and umpire mean out on the those funnylooking signals with their arms Each signal has definite meaning as explained above These are the United States official signals most of which are also used in Canadian football Junior Hockey Schedule Michaels 200 Gait at Marlboros 330 Guelph at Oshawa Barrie at Windsor Dec BSt Michaels at Gait Barrie at Guelph Dec 7Oshawa at Windsor St Catharines at Stratford Guelph at Barrie Dec 0St Michaels at Guelph Marlboros at St Catharines Wind sor at Barrie Dec lOGuclph at St Michaels 200 St Catharines at Marlboros 330 Windsor at Oshawa Dec 13Galt at St Michaels 730 Oshawa at Marlboros 900 Barrie at St Catharines Dec 14Marlboros at Oshawa Guelph at Windsor St Catharine at Barrie Dec 10St Michaels at Strat ford Gait at Guelph Dec 17Stratford at St Mich aels 200 Windsor at Marlboros 330 Barrie at Oshawa Guelph at Gait Dec 20Marlboros at Galt Dec 21Galt at Oshawa St Ca tharines at Windsor Guelph at Stratford Dec 23Windsor at St Cathar ines Oshawa at Barrie Stratford at Guelph Dec 27Stratford at Marlboros Barrie at Gulf Oshawa at St Ca tharines Dec 28St Michaels at Wind sor Marlboros at Stratford Gait at Barrie Dec SOWindsor at Stratford St Catharines at Guelph January Jan 3Oshawa at St Michaels Jan 4Guelph at Barrie Marl boros at Windsor St Michaels at Oshawa St Catharines at Strat ford Jan 6Oshawa at St Cathar inesGalt at Stratford Jan 7St Michaels at Marl boros 230 St Catharines at Osh awa Stratford at Gait Barrie at Windsor Jan 10StCatharines at Guelph Jan llGait at Windsor Osh awa at Stratford Jan l3St Michaels at Barrie Marlboros at Guelph Gait at St Catharines Jan ldBarrie at seMicilaers ford gt 200 Guelph at Marlboros 330 Stratford ahOshawa StrCathar ines at Gait presidents Colonel Lee OBE MCfMajor Clark Frank Spry President Colin Fraser vicepresident Fred Anderton secretarytreasurer Donald Cnmeron mens captainiiollls fRobinsonz mens captain John qOugh ladies captain Mrs Ray Livingston ladies captain Mrs Harold Smith social converter er5 Harry Young representatives to Georgian Bay Badminton Asso relation Fred Norris Ken Walls President Colin Franc in open ing the meeting reviewed the acti vities of the past season and some prospects for the future Major Clark explained what nights and ifacilitics would be available at the Armoury this season Don Cam eron read the minutes of last years annual and presented the nancial istatement which showed balance of $7909 Membership in 194849 consisted of 15 men 31 ladies 16 married couples 24 juniors and sir social Fees are men 310 ladies 37 married couples $15 juniors $2 social 53 All applications for new membership must be signed by two pluying members and approved by the executive It was announced that the annual Georgian Bay tournament would be held in Barrie under Garrison Club sponsorship next Spring During the 194950 season the usu al interclub games with Toronto Orillia and Owen Sound will be planned also matches for the team with Orillia and clubs from York County such as Aurora and Newmarket The season usu ally ends in April With the annual club dance and club finals when trophies are presented Desk Soldiers to Participate in Honor Guards at Ottawa From The Camp Borden Citiun With the disbandment of the crack triservice precision squad at Ottawa Active Force personnel on Headquarters staffs again will be called upon to supply personnel for guards of honor onceremonial and state occasions However provision of such guards of honor will be confined to an essential minimum authorit ies reported ln Ottawa where possibly more guards of honor are mounted and more artillery salutesfiidthan Force personnel from Army Head quarters always have made up the bulk of ceremonial guards mounted anywhere else inNCanada Activefl on Parliament Hill But artillerysalutes will continue to be firedvby Reserve Force sol diers in the capital As there is no Active Force artillery unit in the city the 30th Field Regiment Re serve will continue to fire all sal utes fired from Nepean Point over looking the Ottawa River Pietermarilzburq In South Africa Asks RacialIlistlce Colgate Clock in New York harr bur with an illuminated dial 38 feet in diameter is the laxlint clock in the world IllHAMIMETHOD PIETERMABlTZBURG South Africa Oct 5CPThe Anglic an synod meeting here recently famous WallFlame Oil adopted resolution urging white Christians to behave with justice and courtesy towards members of other races Canon Hayward Harris who moved the resolution said an in dication of the attitude of people generally wasgiven in referel dum held in Durban on proposal that two seats on the city council should be gingtoj indians Only about 1500 Durban citizens voted in favor of all proposal Another resolution attire Synod urged thatthere should be adequ ate representation of nonEurop eans in the legislativebodies of South Africa Marlboros at Barrie Gait altStrat Feb illGuelph at St Milb aeIs 200 Barrie at Mairlhoros 330 Oshawa altWindsor Stratford Jan 17St Michaels at Marla at Galt Feb20Windsor at St Mich boros 830 Stratford at St Cath arines Barrie at Guelph Jan 1843 hawa at Windsor aels 730Galt at Marlboros 900 Feb 21Stratford at St Cathar Jan 20jariboros atSt Cath ines arines St Michaels at Stratford Odlawa at Barrie Guelph Jan ZirStratIOrd atr Mich pelts 200 at Catharines at Marl Feb 22St Michacls at Osh at awa MarlborOs at Wind Cstharines at Stratfor bores Barrie all Oshawa Windsor atGalt Jan tMarlboros at St Mi ael Oshawa loros at Stratford Windsor at St Burner easily 00an our Vpresentheatlng plant rain ooalto oil Thousands report ltsavesupto25 ormorson oilcolto too Phonemtodayl OII BOIlEIlS ff Oil Fukuscrs WATER lunar TherelsnrimlrenSilentAubo rustic oftherlght type bananas TWPW