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SKETCHES OF PLAYERS ON M‘INTYRE BASEBALL TEAM Thursday, Sept. 19th, 1929. sketeches of the players on MClliyiC paseball team this season as given in The Ottawa Journal on Monday after the McIntyres had won The Ottawa ;ournal trophy and the Eastern Ontario Baseball â€" Association championship. The Journal, under the heading, "Who‘s Who with Mcintyre Ball Team, New Holders of The Journal Trophy," ampions of Northern Ontario and of the Eastern Ontario Baseball Asâ€" sociation Reviewed. Personâ€" nel of the Team ATK rd Bradle One of t Roasted Spareribs, per Ib. ... ... .. Pork Tenderloins, per Ib. .......... Mib Stew â€"(lean) per 1b.â€".........â€"......... Orders Delivered Free. Pickiing Spice catene marte Bulk Pickling BLENDED CIDER OR brief ball. Employed as a chemist at Mcâ€" Intyre Mines. A living example of the old adage that good goods come in MARMALADE Ha Aithough hand d ankle, Langdor arl Newkirk, firs! Yorthern baseball 392 f age. He playt e champicnship 140 W. Smitl 4 Oxo Cubses ..4 Cube Tin 12¢câ€"10 Cube Tin 25¢ Kipper Snacks .: 2 Tins 13¢ Green Peéas .ms‘ Ai. i2 sn i a Ib, 10¢ tolled Osts~. ..s.s%s..:...",.% (bulk) Ib. 5¢ Shirriff‘s Pure Exiracts .. 14â€"oz. Bottle 23¢ Shirriff‘s Pure Extracts . Artific:al Extracts .. ..;... Fancy Cannsed Beets Essex Biscuits :|.....!.... P G Whits Naptha Soap ib. 250 al. § // t« 4 $# 14 B 2 P m P Final Week of w:isgang:e N _â€"_â€" Birthday Sale Brings :s Ssesater Than Before to Lvery Housewike McIt Noble, C L ith O e O. B majorit de Hal aw the light apped by an i plays effective baseâ€"A veter although only wh IStAY Ming L /{Z CREAXE® YALUES L orm Â¥. Br cor ff| . Mcnaghan, captain faAnd ThIfA , /‘ nâ€" | baseâ€"Monaghan of the iron arm, they Jake Sucbert, sub outfielderâ€"Hails of ‘ call him and he has a whip that is a from Pittsburgh, Pa., and is employed n~â€" ; deligsht to the baseball bugs. Claims ‘as a mining engineer at Schumacher. 1y. | the distinction of being the only marâ€" | Twentyâ€"nine years old, but doesn‘t look an | ried man on the team, though only adâ€" | it. Got into the series as a relief runâ€" 2G mitting 25 years of age. ;ner. who turned the tide in McIntyre‘s favour in the final game, has achieved a reputation as a pinch hitter. Plays more than one position, and besides patrolling second base regularly, is an accomplished pitcher and also a catcher of no mean ability. A mining engineer 95 vears old and hails from Scotland, O In VE . .. 40e .. 18e Armour Munro, left fieldâ€"Munro is| Walter C 11 known for his rugby ability, and and son of at present a member of the Queen‘s ‘ has been a m which he hopes to help win an Intyre tear o eary THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO ho mIinin id v ma matt heavy I Round Steak, per Ib. ...... ..... Chuck Roast Beef, per Ib. ....... Potatoes, per .. ... hi of engineering. Two: Eddie Angrignon, centre fieldâ€"A naâ€" tive of the North Country, where he was born 26 yvears ago. Employed as an electrician with the McIntyre firm. Earl Monaghan, right fieldâ€"Brother of Captain Jack‘s, and an accomplishâ€" ed outfielder. An electrician by trade. William Brown,. sub outfielderâ€"Alâ€" thnmmuoh anlv 99 vears of age. has William though c brought i: Brown w Cup serie versity, t course. ho Royal Baking Powder Corn Flake: Quaker Cake Mlour Karavan Dates Christie‘s Gold Medal © INGERSOLL, Cream ChCCSC MACLAREN‘S Walter Craig, shaul J takin idelible th his 1iard Richmello Blend COFFEE work in The Journa ttending Queen‘s Unt the mining engineers yâ€"three years old. centre fieldâ€"A naâ€" Country, where he llow wore FP > 17 $ 19 â€"Aged 12 yeat miner. Wailte wer of the Mc he nam m DCt NEW PACKAGE, FULL FPI TRY A POUNGL TODAY liat Sodas ind tion on the team in the course of tim Dan Newlands, secretaryâ€"Daniel i the buffer between player and execu tive and helps to keep harmony reign ing. Has been connected with North en athletiecs for years. Delivery guide Intyre pla tent figure Organized League 20 sident. H noted dfor his courtesy to teams, and his geniality no m close the contest. .F C. Magurn, president Ter Baseball Leagueâ€"The Elg sSschool arer in Ottawa was hosd stamping grol well known in Ott: good old days at Munitions and St.. tle array Fred wa TY . Solomon, managerâ€""Ike" councilloAanidfriend ofr\:} > players an.d he has been igure in Northern sport for rized the Temiskaming B ie 20 years ago, and is a pa t. Has piloted many teams in that time, AÂ¥ fine spor r of Ed Every PXT Gorman in PX T Ottaw ground Ottawa PEK T a wa. BAQC! Rideau Rii Brigids met Hour ccompl emiskaming gin . Street is the boyâ€" "red, who is 3ack in the anding off opposing 1e MC aseball st preâ€" to vicâ€" _ wWwaen in batâ€" r how the ambitious Irish forwards with well applied body checks. A classy skater and a neat stick handler, he was quite a player in his day. One of his ch‘ef bids for fams is that he was a member of The Journal editorial staff and still contributes to it from a Northern angle. About eight years ago he shook the dust of Ottawa from his heels and went North. Success followed him there and sPECIMENS OF LIGNITE FROM BLACKSMITH RAPIDS he team, Northet for the O©,H,, dent of the T gue and chief it affiliated w FOUND INDICATION® OF OITL, ALUMINUM, ETC., IX NORTH The Coch week says:â€" chemist, whoC propset Ma dril Ont of camp Smitl aorr Doap drill C 10 ho. day to road f kamin erected commo {inuing ROAD FROM KAPUSKASING FOR DRY WEATHER USE ONLY advantages that has made the rerguâ€" son highway cursed on occasions. Apâ€" parently the Kapuskasing to Cochrane road is like the Ferguson highway in spotzâ€"only a dry weather roadway. Perhaps this is to be only expected from a new road in a new country, but so long as human nature is what it is there is sure to be some iritation, esp2â€" cially in a rainy season, when a road is not good for use even through the short season in this country. Take off all the rainy days from the short sumâ€" mer in the North and there is not any too much left. The suggestion of one traveller on the Kapuskasing to Cochâ€" rane road that if the holes were reâ€" paired at once the road could be kept passable seems to have much sound sense in it. However, The Northern Tribune, of Kapuskasing, takes the condition of the roadway from Kapusâ€" kasing to Cochrane in very sporting way. The Northern Tribune commentâ€" ing on the condition of the roadway says:â€" "Complaints have recently been made to The Northern Tribune regarding the condition of the road from Kapuskasâ€" ing to Cochrane in wet weather. One traveller over this stretch states that there are three bad holes on the road. while the remainder of the stretch is in fair condition. He suggests that a couple of men could easily repair these holes in a day. It is true that the road in question is not of the best, especially in wet weather; but it will be| remembered that when it was opened for through traffiic a short time ago this summer it was expressly stated that it was a dry weather route, and only intended to be used when the crown was dry, until the surface could be gravelled this winter and further improvement made. If travelers made use of the road at other times they did so at ghe risk of inconvenience to themselves. Kapuskasing was very very glad to have this road opened at all during the present season. Its quite extensive use has proven the need for an allâ€"weather road of the very best type between here and Cochrane, anc it is to be noped that the road engiâ€" neers of the Northern Development 2CT Branch will them to co manner ths lling has been carried out by the tario Government on the banks of Abitibi River, arrived in Sudbury s week and may be seen in the office the Sudbury Star. The specimens re taken from similar material to at which is being used as fuel in the mps of the diamond drill crews of Travars, contractors, who are inz the exnerimental drilling for the end e of il Sudbury orthert O H .A ik to comuplete ys:â€""Mr. Cloke who went up No ufferin es tha 1 the Crews t work Mileage 96b on thg 1l°emIis Northern Ontario Railwa: teel, to Blacksmith Rapids e drilling. Camps will b Blacksmith Rapids to> ac 25 men preparatory to con 1€ n champion tC would advi Kapuskasing to Cochâ€" from oneâ€"of the disâ€" has made the Ferguâ€" ed on occasions. Apâ€" Northlar lI outcrop on carried out b his hoels wed him in hook lev calmpa fund 16 RCe NC alls hockey nd finalists o the M English yester 30â€"mil Temis vh when than LFr DEATH OF MOTHER OM MBR. Q. J, EMERY, OF 'Hollmger Consolidated Gold Mines, Limited. The Ottawa Journal on Mond this week says:â€""Many Ottawa f: regret the death on September at her late residence, 1171 West C Boulevard, Detroit, of Sarah Alic loved wife of William B. Emer many yvears manager of the Gray Motor Co.. in Ottawa. Mrs. Emer Motor Co., in Ottawa. Mrs. Emer a patient sufferer for some year was much loved by a host of frien the kindly grace of her gent‘le di Anthony‘s cemetery. Mrs. E to mourn her loss besides ing husband, one daughter J. 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