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~ > r x - NZ v x FA v + vy 2. w Brooklin Lacrosse Team Still in the Running-3-2 Showing their old form, the form that knocked Bradford out in the semi- finals 4 games to one, the Brooklin 'Dodgers took an early lead and led the 'way throughout the whole tilt to down Georgetown 6-4 in'the fifth game of the best-of-seven * Intermediate "B" fiinal series at Brooklin on Saturday night. : This win puts Brooklin back in the running whittling Georgetown series lead down to three games to two, All the Brooklin scoring was done by their ace marksmen Don Craggs and Gord Cook.: Brooklin's defence, looking the best it has in the last few games, kept their adversaries well out of shooting range of the Brooklin twine and consequently Georgetown didn't get half the shots on Bradley as did the Brooklin sniper on Cuthbert in the Georgetown net. Len Caruso the big threat of the Georgetown club, who came down from the Brampton seniors after they folded up this spring, is usually good for six or seven goals each ggme, at 'least for two or three. But on Satur- "day night Caruso was held to a goal- less game as Brooklin's Al Kivell did i 8 magnificent job of covering this pacesetter of the visiting club, Kivell was with his man every minute he was on the field and he gave him no op-| portunity to score as he kept the sparker of the N. and G's from getting the ball and when he did get a shot sway it was jolted out of range of the net. 'Kivell, though no scorer himself, must be given a great deal of credit for Brooklin's win as he kept the main cog in the Georgetown driving force out of action for the whole game. Brooklin led 2-1 after the opening phrase, 8-2 at halftime and increased their lead to 6-8 as the game entered the last quarter, Don Craggs scored four of Brave lin's goals' while Gord Cook scored a pair. These two ace snipers were given help by Robie Robson with two assists and Bruce Mitchell with éne. Georgetown's goals were all single- tons scored by G. Wilson, D. Ross, J Haines and B. McCandlesss, Pulp and paper mills contribute more to Canadian welfare in wages, purchases, exports, and production than-any other industry. -- ~~ 4-Room Hous, centrall Reasonably priced. PORT PERRY ls EL 0 Down Payment $4,200 is f Good selection of choice buildings lots for sale, well located, Al Kinds of Listings Wanted WML HEAYN, Real Estate Broker .- lly located, large lot. price. \ Phone 174 r 12 403 pe pai: * CF | Mike Cirka Signs With Biltmores GUELPH (CP)--Mike Cirka, goal will again see action in the Ontario Hockey Association Junior A series this season as netminder for Guelph Biltmores, Announcing Cirka's signing, Bils- more manager Roy Mason also sald that Bob Attersley, forward with the Generals last year, told him he would térsley was drawn by Guelph in the distribution of Oshawa's players when season, Storing Table" Turnips Improper storage conditions can cause serious losses in stored turnip roots, according to Professor E. W. Franklin, Storage Specialist at the Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph. When storing turnips a few important points should be followed: (1) Thoroughly clean the storage before. using. Spray all surfaces with a mixture of 2 lbs. of copper sulphate and 4 lbs; of hydrated lime in 10 gal- lons of water; (2) Store only sound roots; (8) Use slatted bins to permit air circulation around the roots; (4) Ventilate the storage with cool air to keep the temperature at about 82° F.; and (6) Keep the humidity high By using an earthen floor, Hoar frqst. or drops of water ap- pearing on the céiling and walls of a storage indicate insufficient insula- tion. This may result in freezing damage or rotting from water drip. More ventilation or the directing eof an electric fan toward the ceiling will assist in clearing away excess mols- ture. But a permanent cure can only be effected by adding more insula- tion to the- storage. Additional information on turnip storage is contained in Circular 166, (3 : "Modernizing --the Turnip Storage", agricultural representative. Cara ie ' AE Li Phe Ba HG keeper of Oshawa Generals last year, | report to the Biltmores Friday. At. the Generals announced they would | suspend operations for the 1958-54 | OPPORTUNITY WINNERS The camera man dropped into a re- hearsal for the radio show Opportun- ity Winners, and caught the three stars of the show as they listened to sonie words of advice from conductor- emcee John Adaskin, - That's William B. Williams on the left, a baritone from Hamilton; next is Adaskin; and the girls are Angela Antonelli (left) a coloratura soprano from Guelph, Ontario; and Sylvia Grant, a mezzo- soprano from Calgary. All three are studying at the Royal Conservatory of Music of Tordnto. The got thelr broadcasts last winter. Stouffville Wins ECONOMIC INDUSTRY The pulp and paper industry chief- ly uses logs unsuited to; 'or not large enough for the production of good lumber. rr 'now at the. office of the. here. Thank You! 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Tri-County League | Stouflville: Red - Sox captured the 8 Tri-County League Championship on |¥ Friday evening here as they roiled to | a 10-2 victory over Lindsay Walk- |{ SE ERT TVR EC Ary FT Rt 7 Eo ik ing A Sonya Takes Independent Series Sonya Braves finished off their se- cond straight comeback series in the Victoria Independent League play- downs last week, as they vanquished the Lindsay Muskies 3-2 in the final game of the championship series,. to take the set 3-2 in games, after drop- ping the first two tilts. The Braves, who held down the THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1st, 19588 cellar spot in the league standings during the schedule, then entered the semi-final by ousting the powerful Little Britain nine in a comeback, won their last three games against the Muskies in the finals, and came through to take the first champion: |' ship declared by the Jeague. Orlie Crawford looked to have -the Braves handcuffed in the final game of thé year, holding the visitors IAt- less and runless for six w his mates provided him with a two-run bulge on single counters in the first and fourth. In the seventh, the Braves finally "| scored their opening run, when three hits and a walk gave them two runs to even the score. Two hits, two walks and a hit batter gave them their last three runs, and the win, in the eighth, Lunney, after seeing his mates tie the game and then take the lead, set- tled down, and got the Muskies in order in the final two innings, al- though Stew Hicks had a long out against the left field wall in the 9th. «Green led the Muskies with three of their 11 hits. Mark O'Donoghue had two doubles, and Crawford also had two safeties. 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