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I SATURDAY, JUNE 11 -- 8 Mi. _ POLITICAL RALLY! _ j Hear f ; Colonel David Croll Jf you want to know the Facts of what the Liberal Government has done for YOU and twhat is planned for YOU for the future hear David Cron. Protect Y o U R stake in opportttnitr--Prrmperitr--SeruriV. JU. 9220 JUNE 27th F CITY AND SUBURBAN DELIVERY WESTON BUILDING PMM0T8 LIMITED Lumber, Shelving, Window and Door Trim, Asphalt Shingles, Insul-Bric Siding, Roll Brie Siding, Wallboards, Plywood Insulation, Metal Mouldings, Cedar Posts, Cedar Shingles and Clothes Line Poles. A complete line of Poultri, Hog and hairy Feeds, Baby Chicks and Equipment at reasonable prices. Successors To Weston Feed Go. 2385 Dufferin St., Toronto 0 Floating and Sheet Metal Work 1266 WESTON RD.' WeNowHavea GoodSupply 7 of the Following Items id JOHN ST. WESTON PHONE mas-w “Satisfied Customers Are Our Best Recommendation" MAXTED Fairbank Feed th., Limited 100 BLOOB ST. W. . . . 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COMMITTEE WESTON 1224 OPPORTUNITY PROSPERITY " SECURITY PHONE 1638-.I on your share of Orchard 6805 " Hour Service ROOMS , JU. 3182 Talk -... Eddie Sanickl, Bill Glynn and Lou I'ossehl of the Toronto Maple Leafs took charge of the instruc- tion period and for well over an hour they described the funda- mentals of baseball. The Pee Wee baseball school held at Gibson Park on Saturday was voted 3 huge success by all those who were on hand and there were some 500 who took in the baseball instruction. Previous to the instruction period, the Mount Dennis Pee Wee Base- ball League staged a replay of an earlier tie game between Montreal and Syracuse. The game was a revelation to the large contingent of fans as they saw some remark. able plays. Over Five Hundred Enthusiasts Attend Gibson l8atelnlll$dltodl The opening union of the Gibson Park Pee-Wee Baseball League‘- Educational School was enthusiastically attend?! by over 500 youths. Eddie Sanicki, Billy Glynn and Lou Pouehl of t e Toronto Maple Leafs gave special instruction. That'. Lou Possehl in the middle of the 0m.) (WEST YORK) ZONE ZON 4-600 PUPILS LIAIN STRIKE-OUTS 'STIAD OI ”ILL”? ATM-WI! ml- 7986 if: Newark ._....._..._. 8 2 Jersey City __..... 3 2 Rochester ----. 6 2 Bufhlo --r1.r.-....-- a 1 Sean. " the Part Week Montreal......,.. 5 Torottt Baltimore ._ 12 Syrian: Roehestor - w Duffel Montreal ..... Baltimore - Syracuse -W. Toronto mm. J. Cruickshank (Independ.) ... .7 S. Sample (YWCA Jrs.) m..- .6 J. Dixon (Maple Leaf) WW-.. .6 H. Wyldes (GNTA Sm.) m-.- .6 C. Snider (YWCA Jrs.) NH... .5 P. Inwood (Maple Leaf) MM. .5 A. Downs (M-ple Inn!) "_..-.... J, MT. DENNIS PEE WEE BASEBALL LEAGUE Minor Series tBorn 10 and ll) Team Standings GNTA Jrs. _ Seninr Girls GNTA Srs. ... YWCA Srs, -. Batting Leaders YWCA J rs. WF...'....-' Independents ...._.m Mulls Leaf -- PrW r, D Pet. ‘Humber Heights 5 5 0 O 1.000 'sr. Public WWW- 5 4 I 0 .800 Maple Leaf “w... 3 l 2 0 .333 Humberview ....._. 4 1 3 o .250 Hardington M.“ 4 1 3 0 .250 Thistletown "w"... 3 0 3 0 .000 WESTON LADIES SOFTBALL Junior Girls Team Standings This school was put on by Gila, son Park in connection with the recreation departments of Weston and Township of York. Eddie Sanicki, the home run leader of the International League, said afterward that it was the best organized baseball school he has attended and he also told the gath- ering before the instruction period that he did not know when he had first begun to play baseball but he does know that he never had a beautiful park, like Gibson Park, to play on when he was a kid. At the completion of the hour and a half session, the players and the executives retired to the recrea- tion room of the National Cellulose where refreshments were served and the players sat around and talked for an hour. While Eddie Sanicki spoke over the public address system, Bill Glynn and Lou Possehl put on a demonstration of fielding, hitting and pitching. After the instruction the boys were asked to shoot their questions and many and varied were the interrogation: that were thrown at the players. Before the instruction period, Gordon Alcott, sports director of Gibson Park, introduced to the gathering, Mort Earn, president, Mount Dennis Baseball League; D. A, Houston, lst vice-president; George Maxwell, supervisor; Bill Slinger, athletic representative of Weston Community Council and Mr. William S. Gibson, patron of Gibson Park. SPORT REPORTS RS. GIRLS' SOFTBALL prw i, D rights 5 5 0 0 mm.9...Mr_. 5 4 I 0 “an... 3 l 2 0 , ......... 4 1 3 o Mn... 4 l 3 0 ........... 3 0 3 0 12 10 " Tums AftDdtnDB/Wmttytt Toronto --.-. 4 Symuu ..-.... 6 Harm. .._.._. p Mammal m. " m. 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FLOORS and WALLS GENUINE GLAZED AND ' CERAMIC TILE MASTIC TILE RUBBER TILE FOR EVERY PURPOSE No Job Too Large Or Too Smll We supply the material and insult your fob complete. ZONE 4-404 WESTON MU," The Red Sox and the White Sex, both teams of the Weston Senior Public School will now enter a best of-three finals to be played at Gib- son Park, starting next week. In the first game, the Red Sox had too much batting power for the Heights boys and had little trouble in winning. ' In the second game, which was much better played and more close.. 1y contested, the Humber Heights boys showed much more power at the plate and kept the score close until the last man was out. W. Judge and R. Johnson were the sluggers for the Humber Heights getting 7 runs between them. Tom Helm and Bobby Taylor handled the pitching in a credit- able way for Humber Heights. Dougie Scott, Ron Jenniir, Jack Lawson and Don Ross were the big guns for the winners. Stewarts Hill's strong Red Sox team of the senior loop won their way into the finals by eliminating Humber Heights Seniors by scores of 19-5 and 17-13 in the semifinals of the Weston and District Public School Softball league. It was a thrilling game and the boys: 011 both tegnls tlayed well. Humber Heights Beaten By Red Sex In 2 Games pitchers' clsss, Ill-enger Delivers for mine strike-outs and no-hit games. Bill Gibson and Gordon Alcott of Gibson Park sponsored the school, the first of several planned for township and city community centres this summer. F SWIRLA BROS. MT. DENNIS INDUSTRIAL SOFTBALL LEAGUE WTILE P W L -... 4 3 1 ._..._. 3 2 1 MM 3 2 1 .._..._. 4 2 2 ......,.,.. 2 1 1 m...“ 2 1 l ,.....~. 3 1 2 m... 3 o 3 CCM Kodak -...........11 Square D .....--. 3 Can. 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