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+ PAGE SIX Percy Williams Still in Ten Dukettes Won Great Game TODAY'S SPORTING FEATURES Parkwood Stables Won Two Races at Montreal. Second Class. From Port Hope 1 to 0. TODAY'S SPORTING FEATURES Knox Church Lost First Game to Holy Trinity 14 to 11. A.Y.M.C. Defeated Benedicts Last Night 12 to 3. Harmony Took One-sided Game by 37 to 17. DUKETTES WON THRILLING GAME FROM PORT HOPE 1 TO 0 Knox Gave a - Display Especially in - Second, Fourth Frames Winning Tally Came in the Fourth Inning When Kellar Brought in Luke With a Single -- Game Was a Real Pitchers' Battle The Dukettes had a rare strug- gle last night with Port Hope and won by a score of 1 to 0 at the Motor City Stadium in-one of the best played games of the year. There was little to choose be- tween the teams with Knox and McMahon engaging in a thrilling pitcher's battle that had the fans sitting on the edge of their seats all the time. Knox was at the top form striking out eight batters, while his support was air-tight and the Dukettes kept the error column absolutely clear. Both pitchers had great control with McMahon having a little the bet- ter of the argument here as he did not walk a player while Knox issued two free passes. The Du- kettes can thank the timely hit by Kellar in the fourth for their win as at the time Luke was on base. The locals outhit the visit- ors by seven to five, with the ex- | tra base hits being evenly divid- | ad between the teams. Claus and | Knox secured doubles and Ough | of Port Hope hit two for the same distance. Knox Pitched Well | Port Hope, going in to bat in | the first inning, secured but one | hit off Knox and the runner did | Rove: nast first base. ag. Pnound 1496. ResiGelité phone 909J. Auctioneer PHONE 716J. J. SULLEY, Auctioneer, 246 Simcoe St, S., Oshgwa. Special attention given to household furniture sales and farm stock aad implements. Your patronage solicited. Ts Watch Repairing F. A. VON GUNTEN, EXPERT Swiss watchmaker, repair shop at 46 King Street West. Your patronage 1s solicited. of _his | Devine, | Harwood, cf . 3 Phillips, Brilliant then struck out Brown, the lead- off batter. The Dukettes through E. Cor- nish and Knox got two hits in the second but the hits were wasted through good play on the part of the visitors. Port Hope went down in order in their half of the third, while although Claus and Tamblyn had singled in the last of the inning, Hall and Reeves went out to end the rally. Ough led off with a double in the fourth and Devine walked with no one out, Harwood then flied to Reeves and Phillips sacrificed. With Ough on third and Devine on sec- ond McMahon hit to Claus for the third out. Cc h Ed. Cornish led off with a sin- gle in the last of the fourth but was forced at second by Luke. However, Luke managed to work his way around to second and scored when Kellar singled. Don. Cornish tapped to the box to end the inning, After this little splurge both teams settled down and not a hit was registered bff either pitcher and the game end ed with the Dukettes still nurs- mg their one-run lead. N R Box Score Pore Hope AB. R. H. Brown, ss 0 0 McElroy, 2b. 0 0 Rowcliffe, ¢ ...3 0 2 Berry, rf .... ] 0 0 Cugh, 1b ... 3 060 2 if 0 0 Sh 1 : 0 10. | N DOD Cc McMahon, p 0 518 1v wood, ; AR. H. PO. A. cellette Ave. Phone 2u.0. 0 \ (8 jd EC FRANK McQUAID, COAL, COV dry body wood, hard, mize. slabs. Soft wood. Phone 2423W. | 115 Annis St. (2 july ¢) FOR SALE--SAND, GRAVEL, cinders, sods, black lgam. "y Bros. Phones 1045J, 332 r 1-1. (28 june c) BLACK'S WOOD YARD, 79 John St. Phone 3109) Slabs 2.25. Body hardwood. $3 3} (1 jul Hemstitching HEMSTITCHING, 7 CENTS ON embroidery work, alterations, dressmaking, etc. The Bel} Eon 3 i e S. Phone 1 A 263% Simco L858. ois 148 SIMCOE SOUTH, NEAR Loblaw"s. Second hard clothes bought and sold here slightly | worn. Both ladies' and Don't miss these bargains. 2 July 5 TO $3. JO0D FO Tr 'rtation eh CARTAGE Coleman's, 85 equipment. Phone 82. "AND. STORAGE. Bond West. Spec falists in furniture movinz. Stor- ga warehouse and moving van . R. Stark, 386 Pine Ave, Phone 1727TW. (2 July ¢) | FOR SALE--BODY WOOD AND soft wood, mixed slabs, Call W. H. Thompson, 507 King West. Phone 742]. Battery Service BATTERIES CHARGED Batteries Bligdon, delivered up. Stan. Phone 960. ae RADIO OR CAR BATTERIE: recharged. Call for and delivere 75¢c. Electro plate refinished chromium plating, nickel plating H. Platt, 317 Celina St 20 Mill (15 july ¢) I 19 King St. West, oldest Fire Agency ; reputable Fire Companies. SUN LIF a Chambers. Alex. 'Everson. Phone 1834. {15 oct tf) Work Wanted ALI, ROUNL and contractors will work for pay rather than Phone 1406J. hal (1431 SUNG GERMAN WOMAN ¥OoUNe cook. Excellent rants position. ) Wan 89W. speaks English. Phone 14 NG--LADI} ren's, quired. Mrs. Solomon, 149, 161 awa. . (141, 143, 145 Summer Resort TIC SSAN LODGE, ON TAKE WIGWASSAN LODGE ON Lan all conveniences, bad- golf, good descriptive folder and pamphlet on "Making your ollar go farther", write ole ¥ 86 Duplex Rosseau, Muskoka: location, minton, bowling, eroquet,. quoits, pathinz. For tennig, dancing, wigwassan Lodge, Avenue, Toronto. T5¢ with rental $1.00. Called for and $2.75 and St. 1 mixed wood and , | Prompt . | R, Christie, U Oshawa. The in Oshawa. 30 ASSURANCE COM- f Canada, Dominion Bank Chamb S. Ross, S. F. 5 CARPENTERS relief rations. (14 6b) AND CHILD- red. Portable ¢ ic machine available if r3- Be North Osh- (1 july €) (7 july ¢) FOR SALE -- ORNAMENTAL shrubbery and fruit trees, etc. Agents for Stone & Wellington, Toronto. Order now for fall and spring planting. Phone 25. Cleve Fox. Oshawa. (14 juiy e) DRY BODY HARDWOOD, summer wood. Phore 1979W. delivery, (30 june c¢) FRESHLY PICKED STRAWBER- ries delivered to all parts of Osh- lawa. Phone 631. F. Shaw, 74 Park Rd. South. (18 july e | FOR SALE--ONE TARPAULIN, 10 x 12. Reasonable price, nearly new. Phone 3067F. (146¢) FOR SALE--A BROWN BABY carriage like new. Cheap. Phone 183RJ. (147a) FOR SALE - TUBE "ada radio, Ontario SEVEN = cheap. 77 f --_---- FT ---- eT -- Bicycles for Sale , ) | BOYS" GIRLS "BICYCLES, TEN dollars up. Tires one Tubes 60c." Accessories i pairs. 12 Richmond E. _ (21 july c) Dental Rt. S. J. PHILLIPS, OVER BAS sett's. Special attention to X-ray work. Gas extraction. Nurse in ) | attendance. Phone 959. House HAYTON, THE ROOFER. asphalt and wood shingle roofs, free inspection. 185 Arthur. Phone 1643W. (June 13-1 yr.) : 'Awnings AWNINGS, TENTS, FLAGS, TAR paulins, everything in canvas. Phone 2104, © George Reid, 66 Bond West. J. J. Turner & Sons. Shoe Repairing AE "BEST iN Ju Slogan of the Cha I pair. We coliect and deliver, Sa LONG % uaranteed., Reasonable izfaction 2 asble (27 june c) ¢ prices. Phone 1216. 17 East, RUN" mpion Shoe Re- Representative, (25 june c) Female Help Wanted CAPABLE COOK, GENERAL, must be first class cook. Apply Mrs. Baker, Fast Side Bowntan- ville Beach. 28 r 5. (146¢c) tu 7 ~ Wanted to Buy JOR Must be good, large guantities. Drakes, Phone 539. Photte 1097W. (1417 > \ "RADISH WANTED. or small Oshawa. (146¢) WANTED TO BUY---NEARLY new coupe or roadster for gash. Wanted WANTED--A REFINED HOME of smart appearance in good lo- cation. Must have large living room and fire place. Adult fam- Oshawa Horses Laughlin-Harry Mann combination today contia- ued its string of took both feature races on yes- terday's card. smart race to win the Connaught of Wee Toddier II. about a length ahead of Rideau. Laughlin Stable, Deduce, show the renewal Purse. Deduce was a full length ahead of Fair Sun, E. Smith up, w took the show. Baltimore N 7 Buffalo Ard Montreal : Rochester Jersey City Reading Toronto : Reading ....3 Montreal Detroit J Philadelphia Washington St. Chicago Boston (Cleveland . Detroit Chicago St. 'hicago electric dumb wa, | WANTED-- A bungalow reasonable men's. | m ! men, | ed dollar. | and re- | Took Two Races Montreal, June 23.--R. S. Ma: Giddings-Fra. k victories, and Skygazer ran a up, finishing a length in front who was the Me- C is heels to a good field to wiu of the Bols Fra.» Another horse from hile Stretcher, an outsider, | of Cedardale. AY MC Benedicts while Knox suffered their first de- feat of the season when Ho'y Trin- ity: edged them out by 14 to 11. Harmony Cedardale Sunday School League Softball Games Played feature of the games The 37 defeated King by a score of Harmony Game R. H 1454 680 x--37 37 L025 224 2-17 27 1 Batteries --- Harmony, H. last night in the Sunday School League was the record score of run up by Harmony at the expense In the other games i Street 12 to 3, to 17 Ek. Sweet 3 and P. Sweet; and Jenkins. Knox Defeated Knox ........002 020 304 11 Trinity ...312 300 50x--14 11 Batteries :--Knox, Guiltinan Kitchen; Trinity--Gillard and rie. Anglicans Won Another Benedicts AY. MC... AYMC., C Mevers: Parish A. Parish INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lost P.C 26 ..612 EE | 09 007 000 451 39 L348 ewark Wednesday's Scores Toronto Buffalo .9 Baltimore .. 4-0 Jersey City AMERICAN LEAGUE Won Lost 43 18 ewark 6 ochester PL 705 067 ew York leveland Louis Wednesday's Scores 11 Boston ve Philadelphia 4 New York ..19 LEAGUE 9 Louis ...17 NATIONAL ston i Rupp [ Apply 115 a a; ; : Want, --37 20 432] 's Scores t Zehicago " ston - . ------ Louis WANTED -- THRHoklyn unfurnished Al . Reasonable rem with Apply having Percy Williams, Canada's holder sprints clocked the 100-yard couver event for Olympic trial month, jury his easing up in the Washington ..2 t Casey, took to 0 League game ves walk runs, Morgan Mills scored an Still Showing Field the Way Vancouver, B.C.,, June 23 of premier sprinter, the Olympic doub! record in 1928, wi in 10 seconds flat ove dash at the Van police track and here yesterday. The Vancouver flash, a comeback at the Canadiar at Hamilton nex suffering a leg howed much He handily last few yard of after last old Lat year, form won Petes Blanked by Belleville! Belleville June he stellar pitching Belleville Peterboro into camp hy score in 23 Behine of Ca- a Central Ontar:. terday the third three scored a and in after heat In hits Belleville WwW. Mi! oul anc whi'e trio of the fifth two out a ripled were hit Petes' half of the into a tight and two with none In the 'asey got error hrec singles out pd on Casey forced the next gwo men to po) out out was a weak grounder to fi The score Peterboro to the cateller and the thi 000 000 000 SECT ---riote, One. ED--TWO UR? ') aged housekeeping rooms, arn' fieid training Nationals again aid Belleville 003 010 000--4 Batteries-- Holmes and Collin.; Casey and Mills, Umpires--Kay and Colling o r DUKETTES PLAY Vancouver. | WHITBY TONIGHT AT ALEXANDRA PARK softball team play Whitby scheduled league game up at Alex- andra Park. The Dukettes have plaved Whitby but once this season that being in Whithy in their onen inz but small margi this evening promises one and merits a gooc amc only by a The zarme be a real attendance NEWS FROM BUSY | 1 | 1 | and a | | | i Pi tal of 104 nis ne ROL UEC Male Help Wantg"c:- | Ww ED -- ROOFING Siere. | leads furnished, assiSiuQ | Phone 1643W ron on ground floor. Box given, For Exchange - | WILT, TRADE SMALL 6 ROO house, close to High and Motors for cottage lake, or 4 roomed house Repair Service "AIR SERVICES--AWNINGS Radios, Washers, Lawn Mowe Electric appliances Aa) linoleum a specialty. When yom roof leaks phone 25. Cleve Fox ing | Osha ANY QUANTITY PACKED ¥ moss. Phone 1420F. 201 ves Street. (23 july ' WHY DON'T You MACHINE A FASE LIKE ROSE OR Ok | TOMORROW! NEW MARTIN Today and Friday ROMANTIC COMEDY os LORETTA and WINNNIE LIGHTNER | zuest of Mr. | REGENT FOR 2 DAYS w 1 TILLIE THE TOILER-- "y4 | \ fil ily. Apply Box 130 Times. 2) (146c), we HIM TO JOIN US AT OINNER TO-NIGHT- crm ay eTrex] f~ ? EAT BOOK ! REAT PLAY! JREATER PICTURE! x 1b Last Times--Today his Is the Night" and d and the Flesh" 25¢ y -- Come Pp pam. .. | nr © 1082, King Features Syndicate, Ine. Great Britain rights res SCUGOG ISLAND Young People Presented Play--Meeting Is Held by W.A. (Mrs. D. Hope, Correspondent) SCUGOG, June 20. Miss Hilda Milner, of Oshawa, spending a few pleasant holidays is spot wh * | with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Milner Mrs. Rowland, visited her sister, ier, recently. Our Reeve, Mr. J. Aldred at- tended County Council at Whitby last week. Mr. Geo. Sweetman and son, John, visited in Toronto recently Miss Marguerite Sweetman, of Toronto, is spending a few holi- days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Sweetman. Mrs. H. Demara spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. J. Raymes, of Port Perry. : Mr. and Mrs, S. Sweetman and baby, Eleanor, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Carter, Mr. of Port Perry, Mrs. T. Croz- Milton Demara was the Glen Hood on Sun- day. Mr. and daughter, Mr, J. ronto, Mr. and Mrs, were guests of Mr, Jeffery on Sunday. The play "The Gate to Happi- ness' put on by the young people of the head appointment was greatly enjoyed by all present, everyone taking their parts ex- ceptionally well. This was a comedy drama, in three acts, set in a garden scene. of the Gay home in a village of Connecticut. The cast of characters was as follows: Jack Gay. Eden's young- er brother, Mr, Flewell; Jenny Gay, Eden's lame sister. Stella Rayner; Mrs. Blair, minister's wife, Mrs. C. Graham; Aunt Sarah Gay, who has shooting pains, Mrs. T. Redman; Eden Gay. the dancer Carlotta, Helen Carter: Oscar Gay. Eden's father. Charlie Samells; Rev. Blair, the minister, Stewart Rodman; Stephen Blair. his son, Anson Gerrow; Rex Curtis, Eden's New York admirer, Carl Graham; Bunny Gay, Jack's bride, Reta Graham, The music between acts as fol- lows: Mrs. T. Redman, Miss Nid- dery and Mrs. S. Rodman sang a trio, "When the Organ Played at Twilight"; and Mrs, S. Rod- man sang "Oh Sweet Mystery of Life" accompanied by Miss Nid- dery on the violin and Mrs. Red- man at the organ. Proceeds $27. If there is any information in regards to the play in exchanz- ing plays telephone Mrs S. Rod- man 101-12 or write Port Perry, Ont., R.R. No. 3. Mrs. P. Philips. ' of Oshaws, called on her friend, Mrs, G. Samells on Sunday, Mrs, E, Clark, Mrs, W. Jeffery, Mrs. C. Hary and Mrs. C. Crozier are Group No. 1 of the foot enter tained the Women's Association friends at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. Crozier on Wednesday afternoon. We were favoured with a lovely day. A new idea of a interesting program was thought of by our President which was a little poem or a reading from our scrap hooks which we all treasure. Mrs, A, Ploughman read a poem. 'Some One Cares'. Mrs. J. Joblin a reading, "A Good Mother's Bx« ample for her- Children". Mrs. C. Clark a reading on "Love", Mrs. 0. Jeffery a poem. Mrs. J. Milner sang a solo "A Look, a Touch, a Word", accom- Mrs. Jeffery, and Colwell, of To- W. Jeffery and Mrs, O. Cedardale--Gillard H. £. 8 3 4 and Pet- 000 001 200 3 053 201 01x--12 Batteries :--Benedicts, Magill and and This evening the strong Dukettes in a | | game. The Dukettes won that | the umpires, Messrs | Sweetman, i manner, | game | with { rules a fielder Sweetman. Mrs: Pettit a reading, "A Refuge in Time of Trouble". Rev. Mr. Elford a reading "1 Would Rather be Your Friend While Living Than to Bring Flowers After You Were Gone". A very interesting program. Then a business session of final ar- rangements for our anniversary tea on Tuesday, June 28th. At the close of the meeting we all had a social time in the dining room and on the lawn under the shade trees, The meeting was especialy interesting it being tho 22nd wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. F. Crozier, We all join in wishing them many happy re- turns of the day. Mrs. C. Hardy visited Mrs. W. Jackson in Port Perry on Thurs- day. Mr. visiting Clark. ig F of Greenbank, daughter, Mrs Dusty, his A very interesting and excit- | ing softball game was played at Seugog Island centre last Tues- day evening between the Port Perry boys and Seugog bove. At no time during the game wa either side assured a vietory un- til the final score, although at one time during the close game, the score was registered at 12-7 in favour of Port Perry. In | (Mrs. the | final inning, however, the Scugog | the Port finishing with in favour credit due Deshane who both handled in a fair clean favouring neither side and being master of the situation at all times. During the latter part of the game a slight dis pute arose over the changing of the Scugog pitcher, out to the field and back again to pitcher's box, some of the Port Perry boys claiming that once a pitcher was nosed out boys, the game score of 15-12 Seugog. Much boys a of to and the is game very and Perry | | Blake i the I My | | | | | taken from his box, he could not | returnd again during the to that position. However umpires came to the the rule book and the question given in the 1932 "It ig possible to substitute for the pitcher and be the settled book { place the pitcher in the fielder | position, | a.m. and 7 p.m | choir will furnish the singing or in tion and later return the pitcher to his position if the captain the team so desires provided the rescue | The following is the | rule | some other posi- | of | pitcher remains in the game, May | rule books be players that the we suggest consulted by hefore | the commencement of hall games, | a practise which would some time end disputing during the games. The Union Women's Assocla- tion will hold services in the Centre Church next Sunday, June 26th. Rey E. Millson, D.D., of Toronto, will be the speaker for the day, 11 Our young men's in the morning worship. Our friends the Nestleton choir will us in the evening. All the child- ren are invited to the 'front seats, Then on Tuesday the usual good supper will be served in the township. Some good ball games between four and five o'clock. The program in the church will be extra good as Rev. D. E. Mill- son, D.D. will be with The older and younger boys' and dialogues. Everyone * and briug vour friends, Admis- sion 25e and 15c. Nearly all the families around here were represented at Field Day at Uxbridge last Thursday. All the young people did well in sports, Our mony boys in softball. us. A very be with | their anniversary | w. | choir | come | boys played Har- | hard and close game 1-2 for our | T playad Dunba for hoys. n they ton a o sided game 19-9 our bays, Then they playel tho Myrtle team another very hard and close game, hut the Myrtle boys were winners 4-6, Congratu- lations. Our hoys all playing their bést all the time. Mr. Allle Mark making a wonderful one hand catch that saved the game with Harmony. Blackstock will play our boys Saturday evening. There is a prize in this game so boys do your best. flardy and [ Mrs. Ross Pearce gave a short ser- | reading of Christian Stewardship. pent | Mrs, Bert Wilkins read some in- [formation on Trinidad and In- | dia. Mrs, Cecil Worden and Mrs. There are a number of con- | Cecil Found ga short readings gratulations due to a number of [aud the hymn 'Jesus Shall Reign Scugog young folks To Miss | Where ere the Sun" was sung. Helen Carter in winning froo | Mrs. A, J. Gay in her usual cap- trip to the Royal Winter able way took up the chapter in Toronto for judging at Uxbridge Lhe study book on Korea which last week and to Miss E El- | was instructive as well as inter ford in passing with honours an! | esting. Miss Florence Courtice getting her B.A., and also to Mr played a piano solo very nicely. Kingsley Joblin, grandson of our | Mrs. W. R. Courtice sang "Life's good merchant, Mr. J. Joblin and | Lovely Things". Missionary who has spent his vacations here, | reading 'by Miss Velma Gay was in passing with honours and win- | enjoyed by all. Mrs. Cecil Wor- ning the Prince of Wales. Medal. | den delizhted everyone a Mr. Kingsles has < 1t- | piano and the meeting chewan on a mi ion field for closed with Rev. H. C. Wolfraim summer | leading in short prayer and the { Mizpah Benediction. Mrs, Alds- | wor home with the spacious an ideal spot for an out- and tables were guests and refreshments named anniversary the ladies" Worden's hour Aldsworth j= a hostess and enjoyed the Mrs. C. family attended decoration vices at Prince Albert and the evening with Mr. and Mrs, C. Gordon. Mr. and with s0l¢ zone to olo Courtice News ns | lawns is | door tea {all the that upper served set for ere W. R. Courtice, Corres- Yer pondent) COURTICE June lovely M worth was the id ( ¢ nost ant .gatherin Thursday ternoon when ladie children assembled monthly meeting the Mission Society, The opened with the Presi Courtice in the chair an Doxolc s sung and Lord's es RG p C. Wolfraim is preac son. Th u o ve lisel liversar ermons Cl and minutes ¢ ieefing rea ar tev A. MeClellan and the 1 ort the T *upy the pulpit here mor R. R n one of Mrs. happy Mrs ) 1itful everyone thoroughly C afternoon for he A Women's | tended the meeting | a, were group spent hy 20.- social home her thoug on fift large number from here at- Anniversary at Maple and Monda, and good time r of Sunday report a ove dent Next Sunday, our pastor, at will ning and 0e- Mrs Meclvor Hamilton were Mr. and Mrs. and recent Howard and Joan was Worden's - den took tl Hymn "The Whole wld F Jesus' fi n! Mr. Carl Short spent the week- praver | ( end in Toronto The hible CENT WE nen giver Mrs. A, F. 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