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Y fg:. CC the Southern Section of the Temisâ€" kaming ‘baseball league with a vengâ€" ance yesterday when they pasted the: Lake Shore Big Blues all over the Meâ€"| Intyre Park to the tune of an trouncing,. . The McIntyre hats ‘beat out a merry tattoo on the offerings af : Richardson, ss Coop®r but were held in .check rhenim L cce Barton took over in the fifth inning.! xhtcShane, p, â€" Just last week the McIntyre Maulers | xxThayer, rf . journeyed to Kirkland Lake to meet xxxChurchill, 1 the Toburn Beavers in an Ennis Cup! game and they were given their first| Totals ... taste of defeat by a Kirkland Lake| x McShane 1 nine. Yesterday‘s game did more than | fourth, Edwar square accounts with the s:mthem placing Dunn. sec’t.lon ' xx replaced ; J The Macs lost no time getiting startâ€": ed as they wert out to ‘bang in sig; runs in the first inning on four hits and threse errors. Webber, Zachary and Dunn‘ all singled to fill the bases. On Demerse‘s sloppy handlinz of Kosick‘s batted ball Webber scoreAd ard the bases=were still filled.. Wilson then struck, .qut and Ouimet flied out to left field Aor the first two outs. Les Edwards stepped into one of Cocper‘s fast ones fog ‘a single to deep left field: and on the hit both Zachary and Dunn scored. When the play was made oni Dunn at the plate Edwards advanced to second Richardson rapped out hot gréuhder to third and Edwards advancedâ€"to third. Just before Cooke got on ‘when‘ Brennan dropped a third strike Richardson stole second and the bases were wain loaded. Edwards scored on @ passed ball and Richardâ€" son went down to third. Wken the| ball again came back in play Brennan! threw wild to second base in an atâ€" tempt to catch Cook and Richardson scored. Woebber flied out on his secâ€" ond time at. bat to retire the side. The game was only an exhibition affair and the Macs took advantage to try out all of their players. TMhey msed up everybody on the team and for a time they were thinking of throwing in Art Quinn and Inkey Wood. Edâ€" wards siarted the game for the Macs and he was yanked at the end of the third in favour of George McShane. In his. three innings Edwards didn‘t allow a hit and not one man reached first base. The only extra base hit of the afternoon was by Louie Quimet in the sixth inning. seventh "‘\nning the Lake Shore Big Blues again fot a man on first base but he got no farther than that and in the last inning Watson‘s singl» got him on base but again a double killâ€" ing squashed any hopeshhadctxeb; ting any farther. ‘ ‘The lineâ€"score was: Lake Shore ........... 000 000 McIntyre ... 604 100 000â€" $ 3 8 006â€"il 12 0 Again in . ;hp third inning the Macs got their Bowé'r attack organized and banged h} another foyr runs. This time OQuimet started them off with a walk and then Edwards filed out to right field. Richardson singled to right field to advance Ouimet and then Cooke singled to third base to fill the bases. With the bases loaded Cooper walked in the Macs‘ seventh run when he passed Webber. Zachary went out at first base for the second out but the Macs had scored another run. Dunn was hit by the pitcher and the bags were again loaded. Kosick singlad to right field to score both Cooke and Webber while Dunn pulled up at third In the fourth inning the Macs got their last run before the Lake Shnore team d@ecided to take (Cooper out. QGuimet singled to right field for his first hit and was forced at secona by Edwards. Edwards was then forced at second by Richardson and when Richâ€" ardson tried to steal second, Brennan again threw wild to try and catch him and Richardson pulled up at third base. singled to left field and Richardson scored the Macs‘ last run. Only other time the Macs got a man on base was in the sixth inning when OQuimet doubled and went to third base on an error and was canght comin, home. Brennan‘s single in the fifth inning put one man on base for the Kirkland Lake tsam but a double play kiled the Batteries: Cooper, Barton and Brenâ€" mw TooOne-slddtohehtemsfiac Hacsi‘afel Six Run Lead in the Stanza and Are Never Thi'eh'tned Edawards Pitches First Three Innings Without a Hi _5"a)~:pe Te Maulers got back > at |] MciIntyre $ Wpbber, If ... »aachary, lb . ]| Dunn, ef ... Timmins Has Strong Softball Team in Event at North Bay â€" Errors, Barton (2), Redmmond, Brenâ€"; nan (3), Demerse, Ferley; earned runs, McIntyre 3; twoâ€"base hit, Ouimet; first kase on balls, off Cooper; struck. out by Edwards 4, by McShane 2. by Churchill 1, by Cooper 1; double; plays, Wilson to Zachary, Ferley to. wWatson: left on ‘base, Lake Shore 1;, McIntyre 7: passed ball, Brennan; hit. by pitcher, Dunn,; hits «off Earvards :0 ;. off McShane 1; off Churchill 2; off A. winning. Cooper 10; off Barton 2; pitcher, Edwards,â€" losing pitcher A. Gooper; â€"umpires, Karahan (plate), Drummond (bases); time of gamse, 2: hours. Exceptionally Fine Scores at Golf Course Last Nigh§ Another of the Town vs. Mines of rolf matches for the John PFogg! Event at the Mclntyre Are Suceess.: Mcintyre May September. Galento Big I Over a thousand wrestling f:ms‘ crowded into the McIntyre arena on Tuesday evening to see a fine show that started off the McIntyre Sports attractions for the summer months. The MciIntyre expects to promote anâ€" other: such card early in Sepiember when an attempt to secure Jack Dempâ€" sey as the referee will be made. Bob Crosby presented a fine card on 1 Tuesday night to get the thing started j and is confident now that the sport will go over in these parts if a good brand ~of wrestling is present=ed. In the two hours show that was put on in the arena Tuesday, the local fans had their fill of the best wrestlinz obâ€" tainable. i league here last year, is expected to be the firstâ€"string Ainger. Fred Squizâ€" zsmo, Delnite ace, may perform in one of the games but will probably be sent to the outfield to strengthen the hitâ€" ting. â€" Johnny Mira, former Schuâ€" macher and McIntyre star, will be catching. . "The infield is expected to be Ted Lisâ€" ter at first base, Walter Kubas at secâ€" ond ‘base, Jack Greco at short stop and Dean Ford at third base. All four. infielders are wicked hitters and in the event that any other inflelder is brought along one of them might be transfcrred to the outfield. ’ ; Johny Lawton, brother of Bill, Holâ€" linger baseball star, will be in theout-‘ field and will be assisted in that da partment by two more members of the McIntyre and Deinite clubs. Johnny will lHikely be found in the centre feld: We s o c 22 Prior to the close of the meeting a discussion took place, re an offér Of two professional golfers to give exâ€" hibitions here. It was decided to have:! the matter discussed by the directors and if in favour of the plan, the matches will be arranged and a charge: made to have the public see these men in action, the proceeds to be given to some local war effort. ’ Associated Travellers‘ Softâ€" ball Tournament is One of the Year‘s Major Events. Another of the Town vs. Mines series of golf matches for the John Fogg trophy was played last evening. Some exceptionally fine scores were Jack Drummond, starry rightâ€"handâ€" er, who performed in the Beaches Fastâ€" ball League a few seasons ago, and who set a new strikeâ€"out record in the pick their players. It seems tha‘ the Delnite team has gathered together some of the stars of several intermediâ€" ate softball clubs in the district.. Mcâ€" Intyre, one of the few clubs left from last year‘s league, is still eager for competition and will send several of thei» stars to the tournament. A strong team from Timmins is entered in the Associated Travellers‘ softball tournament that is scheduledi for North Bay on Labour Day, Sepâ€" tember ist. The team is made up of members of the Delnite and McIntyre teams. Last year the Paymaster team represented the Porcupine district and they copped the tournament title and they came back to Tirmemins wearing the laure!l wreath of victory after swamping all other opposition in the annual event. + ' in with S. McCoy having a 59. The town won out by a fraction of a point, this indicating the class of golf played. Officials of the Delnite team deâ€" cided last week that they would enter a team and then they went out to pick their players. It seems that the Delnite team has gathered together : After the match about 60 members sat down to a fine supper and singâ€" song, W. A. Devine presiding at the wÂ¥ > AB R HPO A renIall, 11L Eawards :0 ;. 111 2; off A. 2: winning: pitcher A. in (plate), of gamse, 2: Scores st Nigh§ Mines series John FPoOgE! ning. Some vyere turn>d 2A 59 m of a point, golf played. 50 members} | ond Pitchin: Hamm ‘% Join %a â€"Halph Hammond, the young leftâ€" hander whoeo used to pitch for Guelph im the Interâ€"county League, is rejoining the ‘Toronto Cht and will ‘be given a thorough trial between new and the end of the season . Such shrewd baseâ€" ball:â€"men at Paul Kritchell, New York Yankeescout, and Lena Blackburne, ‘"Whipper‘" Billy Watson, 226 pound: ‘‘Toronto,.product, proved to be a crowd pleaser right from the start. He took,. the crowd‘s fancy the minute ne stepâ€" ped in the ring and the "bad man". tactics Of Cy Williams, his 230 pound, Fiorida opponent, made crowd like him all the more. For over half an, hour the two heavyweights threw: themselves around and tortured eachâ€" other with their favourite holds ‘before Watson finally took the first fail. The second fall was only three and a half minutes after they had started after a ten minute intermission. falls. The Orst in twentyâ€"eight minâ€" utes and the sncand in three and a half Over Thousand Wrestling Fans Turn Out Tuesday Night to See Tony Galento Referee Bouts _ At the finish of «he bout both men were on the fSoor and Joe Thomas, who refereed the first two bouts had <quite a, time getting them untangied. The results were: Williams recuperated somewhat in the intermission but he was still groggy when he came back and before long Watson fioored him with boneâ€" crushing bearâ€"hug. The second fall was all over in three and a half minutes. The "Maskea Wolf" looked like the toughest man in the bunch wher he came out in the «semiâ€"final. He was entirely covered with a black cloth and his face was covered with a mask of the same material. Me was a great big fellow weighing 250 lbs. and alil muscle. Lee MHenning, his 234 lb. opâ€" ponent from Zowa took a lot of poundâ€" ing before he was filoored in about fifteen minutes. Henning was also the pick ef the crowd, but he was thrown with a bearâ€"hug after he had absorbed series of body slams. The opening bout ended in a draw. George Richards, 225 lb. Canadian boy, who has just finished a successful camâ€" paign in California rings, and Dick Bishop, 202 lb. ‘Texas lad put on a good show before the time limit was reached. Both boys threw eacn other around a lot and the bout was faster than cither of the other two. There was more tossing around in this bout and very little of the punishing holds that brought both men to the floor. Toronto, beat Oy Williams, 230 lbs. of. The ‘"‘Masked Waolf", 250 Ys. brat Lee Henning, 204 lbs., of Towa, in a oneâ€"fall thirtyâ€"sminute limit maich in fourteen minutes. Both wrestlers came out at the start in the pink of condition and when they started ito throw each other: around the fans had no doubt that they were in condition. ‘The men were, carefully watched by Tony Galento as they tried to get their favourite holds. At various times Galentoâ€" would to separate them and when he did, they didn‘t try to argue with the No.: 1 contender for Joe Louis‘ championâ€" ship. After more than a half an hour of tossing each other around ‘Watson: secured the first fall with a series of. fiying tackles and his favourite hold, the "Irish Whip.‘"‘ When he finally flopped Williams down on the mat in the terrible ‘"Irish Whip," Williams stayed there for a*couple of minutes. Event at the Mclntyre Arena Tuesday Night Was Big Success.: Mcintyre May Bring Up Jack Dempsey in September. Galento Big Favourite With the Crowd. _ Dick Bishop, 202 los. of Texas, and To Win at St. Paul Horton Smith Putts Before 7,000 Fans â€"oourse‘s par. Captures the St. Paul Open Championship as Well as Sixteen Hundred Dollars. Hargreaves Blanks Lake Shore as They Sneak Up on Toburn Duncanites Are Turned Back 2â€"0O0 Monday Afternoon. Game and Half Separates Veteran Biff Roach hurled the shutâ€" out for the: Duncanites, allowing only hits along the route, andâ€"never letting a man get past second base. It was Roach‘s fourth.win.as against one loss this season. Leafs Figure They Have Gap at Short Stop Filled Now There is little argument among the stars with whom he plays that the 33 year old Smith is the best putter golf has seen in yvears. There was no arâ€" gument Sunday on that point among the 7,000 spectators who saw the Pineâ€" hurst, N.C., professional turn his wizâ€" zardry into a great final round 63 that brought him the St. Paul open chamâ€" pionship and its $1,600 first money on The most phenomenal putting touch in golf today belongs to Horton Smith â€"a player apparently destined to go down in the records as the greatest greens player this era has produced. Kirkland Lake, July 30â€"Wright Harâ€" greaves:â€"climbed to within half a game of the leagueâ€"leading Toburn Beavers here on Monday afternoon, when they took a 2â€"0 decision from Lake Shore in a scheduled Sortherr section Temisâ€" kaming Baseb«.:: League game. With the acquisition of Lennie Meâ€"‘ rullo,,;«youthful shortstop, the Toronto Leafs now look stronger than they‘ have at any time since the season opâ€": ened. All season long it has been said of the Leafs that the other clubs didn‘t beat: them, they beat themselves. They: ‘have{lostthirtyâ€"three games to date by. the margin of a single run, and most: of those losses can be traced to "boots"‘ at shortstop. I#f they had won those games, they would now ‘be in second. Merullo, already a big favourite in Toronto,can run like a rabbit has good hands, a rifie arm and a fine comâ€" petitive temperament. He is a graduâ€" ate of Villanova College where he also played hockey. His contract is owned by the. Chicago Cubs, who shifted him to the Leafs from Los Angeles. He is twentyâ€"two years old. The loss dropped Lake Shore oneâ€" andâ€"half games behind the Hargreaves‘ nine in third place. Wright Hargreaves‘ hitters continued the hot pace they are setting in this section of the T. B. L. In the last two weeks they have advanced their team plate average from the worst in the circuit to a .269 clip which is the top effort at the present time. The winners scored all their runs in the second inning, when they bunched three hits off Grant Clark‘s offerings to win the game in the early stage. Axsmith walked and was sacrificed to second by Privett. He stole third and scored on Anderson‘s hard drive to second. Anderson went to third on Roach‘s single to centre, and scored when Price Planted a ‘hit into the same field. Lennie Merullo Brought in from Los Angeles in Efâ€" fort to Strengthen Leafs. 72 hole total of 276, 12 under Keller Leaders. ‘ _ §SCHEDULE _ Roller Jersey City Little Giants Have Been Strengthened Lately Ralph Guldahl, twice national open champlon and long one of the game‘s great finishers, could get only a birdie at No. 18â€"finishing .a stroke bask at Â¥17. Smith‘s four rounds were 69â€"74â€"70 and 63, the last being nine under par. Guldabi‘s rounds were 68â€"71â€"69â€"69.| fEmith‘s finish pulled him from far| back at 54 holes to first place at the Jimmy Thomson of Chicopse, Mass., finished third at 279 on final rounds of 68â€"71. Ben Hogan carded 280, bringâ€" ing to 52 the number of consecutive f{ourneys in which this game‘s leading money winner has finished in the cash. * ~New York Giants parent club of the Little Giants, have strengthened their Jersey ‘City offâ€"spring in the latter‘s bid for a playoff spot by turning Nick Whitek over to them. The Polish lad from Pennsylvania was something of a disappointment to Bill Terry, who had figured him to succeed Burgess Whiteâ€" head. © But Nick didn‘t hit well enough to satisfy major ~requirements. He will undoubtedly help the Jersey City Club, as he proved himself a standout in Doubleâ€"A company when ‘he was with Newark in 1939. The Little Giants incidentally, have starry young infielder in Sid Gordon, who may get his chance on top next spring. The Giants have been searching for years for a Jewish ballplayer who would ‘be big box office in New York. They failed first with Andy Cohen, and later with Snooker Arnovich. Gordon may be the percentage player they‘re looking for. Toronto is in for a Stretch of Home Games for a While In 'all. 20 players smashed Keller‘s par of 288 for the route. Newark‘s final series with the Leafs: in ‘Toronto ‘starts with a floodlight game on July 31st, followed by another‘ ‘on August 1, and winds up with a day i light doubleheader on Saturday afterâ€"‘ noon, August 2. Jersey City Giants open a threeâ€"day stay with a daylight double: bill on Civic Holiday, August 4, and: concludes with a floodlight game on August 5 and a twilightâ€"floodlight goubleheader (starting at 6.30 pm.) on August 6. Baltimore Birds finish off the week with floodlight games on\ August 7 and August 8, and play a The last chance fans will have to see. the Newark Bears, Jersey City Giants and Baltimore Birds this season will coms in the next couwple ofweeks when| those clubs make their farewell visits to Toronto Maple Leatf Stadium. Football â€" 10.45 a.m. Safety Award Draw â€" $550 BASEBALL â€" 4 p. Dancing â€" Mcintyre Arena MAC AMBASSADORS 9 p.m. Enjoy The Holiday Monday **v 2 Bring Your Basket â€"â€" Free Tea and Coffee * i...l‘gl {(Draw Takes Place at 3.30 p.m.) e»anvéds Junior Game at Hollinger Toâ€"mortlow and Senior Games at Melntyre Saturâ€" doubleheader on . Saturday afternoon, August 9. All floodlight games start at 8.90 pm. and the afternoon doubleheaders at 1.46, On Saturday afternoon the Mcintyre senior geam will play hosts to .the Wrightâ€"Hargreaves team in an Ennis Cup game.â€" The game is expected to start about 3.30 or 4 o‘clock and should provide some good basgball. The Macs are ahead of Wrightâ€"Margreaves in the FEnnis Cup play and they will ‘be «oing their best to stay ahead Saturday. for the Porcupine â€"district for the: weekâ€"end with the somiors participatâ€", ing in two of them and the juriors apâ€" psearing in the other contest. juniors will visit the KMellinger club and will be trying to forge into the league The McIntyre and.South Porcupine clubs are now tied for the leadership .of the league with {five wins each. ‘The Hollinger are ‘beéhind with one win. This Hollinger win was in ‘the «opening game ~of the ~season when they pasted the Macs all over the field ‘but since that time they have ‘bogged down badly. On Monday afternoon the Hollinger and MciIntyre teams will meet at the MciIntyre Park in an Ennis Cup game that is included as parnt of the proâ€" gramme ‘of sports ut the MelIniyre Field Day. This game should be very good. Both teams are running neck to neck at the top of the ‘hmeap for the Ennis Cup and both will be out to vurn back the other in theirâ€" first Ennis Cup game together. 4 A * A HENRY KELNECK DANC 'NG and his ORCHESTRA ENJOY DANCING to the Finest Music and on the Best Floor in the North Wed. Sat. Night Ladies 25¢ Gents 75¢ Something Doing Every Minute ! Giant Midway Water Sports Tugâ€"ofâ€"War Player i Donald, Tob. ... | Sherwood, Wâ€"H Brennen, .IJS schonfeldt, Mac Stewart, Mac...... | Hillman, Tob ... ] Privett, Wâ€"H ... Jimmy Donald Still â€" Leads South Section Baseball Hitters Two Kirkland Men are Hitâ€" ting Over .400 While Dons ald Leads With Prenoâ€". Kirkland Lake, Juns 30 â€"Jimmy Donald, stellar Toburn second baseâ€" man, continuts to display phenomenal hitting power in the Southern Section of the Temiskaming Baschball League, according to the latest edition cf hitâ€" ting averages, released this week, Donald has replaced Wrightâ€"Harâ€" greaves‘ Orval Privett who has dropped. down to the .333 bracket due to a recent threeâ€"game hitting slump. The Toburnite‘s cccupation of top stop in the "Big Seven" standing was expected by ~sport fans, but here is an angle which is causing quite a comâ€" motion in baseball circles. A bad fourth in the team averages last time, Wrightâ€"Hargreaves has climbsd to the top with a .269 average, replacing Toâ€" burn in the lead position by one deciâ€" mal point. Lake Shore has submerged to the cellar with a weak .173 effort. Here is how the "Big Seven" stands today. These figures do not include yesterday‘s game between Lake Shore and Wrightâ€"Hargreaves: Donald, a slow starter, appcars to be in the middle of his hitting stride at the present time, and has a genâ€" erous lead over the rest of the pack. He paces his nearest ‘teamâ€"mate by well over 100 desimal points with his 400 far anead of Art Hillman‘s .333. BJ at the "The Big Seven" dAil AG$9 405 364 .346 .340