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Terrace Bay News, 29 Jul 1948, p. 2

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Page @. AROUND THE BALL FIELD a Nipigon - Terrace Bay Games Rained Out Three games with Nipigon, 'a ladies!' game and two men's games, were rained out last Sunday afternoon and evening much to the disappointment of ball players and spectators. Two Lakehead Motors Teams Coming Sunday On Sunday August lst Terrace Bay will play host to a ladies!team and a men's team from Lakehead Motors, Port Arthur. Terrace Bay All Star Girls will meet Lakehead Motors ladies in a 2:00 game. The men's game is scheduled for 3:30. Men's House League Competition in the Men's House League is getting very warm. In a postponed game last Friday night, Klubbers played superb ball end took advantage of a number of breaks to eke out a 10-9 win over the Comets who needed the game to move into first berth in the league following the Hydro win over Steam Fitters (18-13) the previous night. A 6-2 victory Monday evening against Whammics put Comets ina second place tie with their rivals of the evening and as the team standings indicate the league leadership is very much in doubt at the moment. Hydro's top rung spot will be challenged Thursday night when they meet Comets in what should be one of the best gemes to date. The game will be played on the Hydro field. Standings in Men's Softball League (including game played July e6th) Played Won Lost yet Points Hydro a) 7 e i 15 Whammnies 10 ih 4 0 14 Comets 10 1 3 O 14 Klubbers 9 6 6 0 6 Steam Fitters 10 3 7 O 6 Alkies 9 it 1 1 S Recent Games July 8th - game between Hydro and Alkies unplayed. According to League rules each team takes one point. July eend - Hydro 18 - Steam Fitters 13 July 23rd - Klubbers 10 - Comets Visi July 26th - Comets 6 - Whamnies z Games Coming Up - All games at Terrace Bay at 6:45 p.m. unless otherwise indicated, Thursday - July 29th - Comets vs. Hydro. Umpires: Brouillette and man from Hydro {at Hydro), Monday - August end - Whammies vs. Alkies. Umpires: Pete Heintskill and Jim Piette, Wednesday - August 5th - Steam Fitters vs. Klubbers. Umpires: Geo. Devis and Red Coulson, Thursday - August 6th - Klubbers vs. Hydro at Hydro. Umpires: Don Servage and man from Hydre 0 0:0 SAFE SWIMMING AREA BEING DEVELOPED IN NEW TERRACE LAKE Many Terrace Bay residents have quite naturally been disappointed at the lack of swimming facklities in the immediate area. As eveyone knows, swimming in Lake Superior is somewhat of an ordeal, and except for a fow lakes west of Schreiber, swimming in the inland lakes is next to impossible due to heavy undergrowth on the lake shores. In view of the above conditions it was quite natural for youngsters in particuler to want to take advantage of the rise in the water level behind the new Hydro -dam where Terrace Lake is rapidly forming. But swimming in the new lake, particularly in the Dam and Jack scinohae areas is definitely dangerous, and parents are urged to warn their children about the anger. When Terrace Lake is completely flooded in the near future, there will be a safe swimming area for children where old highway #17 (the former roed to Schreiber) runs into the east side of Terrace Lake, A large area has been cleared of underbrush and growth right down to sand and the final result should be a sand bottom swimming area extending out to booms ebout 300 feet from what will be the lake shore. The water in this safe area is not expected to exceed three fect in depth. In the meantime, let's be careful about swimming in dangerous areas. With care and common sense drownings can be averted,

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