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. Page 3 SOFT B.iLL LEAGUE ST.NDINGS that in future contests, every effort Won Lost Points will be made by both teams to field the Salaried a 3 16 strongest teams possible, Incidontally the Structural ~- 5 3 10 fincl outcome was 14-7 in favour of the Maintenance - 3 6 6 411 Star Shift team, ; Townsite - 3 7 6 0-0-0 Shift #1 - 7 3 14 #2 - 6 2. 12 DON'T FOOL WITH FIRE $3 mG BA is 6 Willicm Batten, 35, of Glenlake 4ve., #h - 1 7 2 was burned on both arms, neck, frce and hair today when, according to firemen, he Runs - Krahn (Shift #) - 18 tried to warm liquid wax on a cook stove, Hits - R. Stachiw (Town) - 16 Batten was rushed to Toronto Western 2B =~-C, Simmer (Shift #3) - 6 hospital after he staggered out of the 3B =~ J. Cumming, C. Haviland (Maint,) basoment alcove of the Lip incott St, Krahn (Shift #1) - 3 Salvation ..rmy church near Bloor St., where H.R. ~ J. Cavanaugh (Shift iR) - 4 he is caretaker, and mumbled he had boon Goes Won - F, Whitfield (Shift #1) - 6 hurt in an "explosion" to Mrs, Alfred S .0., - 4A, Adrian (Struct.) - 77 Loveridge, a neighbor, 1: lice and firemen Batting Average said a pan of wax which Batten had been iB ROH AV. warning hnd "blown up in his fzce." M. Craig (Struct.) =-21 & Ii, B67 District Fire Chief Tom /Lrmstrong said H, Krahn (Shift #1) - 2518 15 ,600 the flying paraffin wes hot onough tc burn N., Baldwin (Sal.) -16 8 9 ,563 a set of plastic curtains six fect from the P. Plutz' (Shift #3) ~24 9.12 ,.500 stove, "Nothing was left of the curtains, ie Lindskoog (Sal.,) =--28 9 12 ,L64 ~nd a window pane was melted right through," he said, LAST WEEK'S SCORES 0-0-0 Thur. June 26 Structural 10 Salaried 3 NOTICE Friday June 27 Townsite 16 Maintenance 4 Items for publication in the T.B, News Mon, June 30 Salaried 10 Townsite 4 mist be handled in one of the following ways:e Placed in one of tho T.B, News boxes lceated NEXT WEEK'S G. MES at the Mill Time Clocks, and the Hudson's Thurs, July 3 Shift 2 vs Shift 'h Bay Store. Flaced in the Post Office. Fri, July 4 Maintenance vs Structural Delivered by hand to either the Recreation Sat, July 5 Shift 4 ve Shift 2 Office or the Perscnnel Office, No matter Sun, July 6 Townsite vs Structural which systom you ehose, the material must be Mon, July 7 Maintenance vs Salaried at any one of these laces NOTI,.TEL THN 12:00 Tues, July 8 Shift 2 vs Shift 3 NOON ON TEDNESD..Y $ Thurs, July 10 Shift 4 vs Shift 1 Material for publication must be in writing and no telephone rcquests will be 0-0-0 handled, Send it in writing, and don't wait AL STR GME until ednesday noon to do it, please, The according to the "boys of the fnet that Tudnesday noon in the Deadline for brewster", this game was expected to be 8 news doesn't mean that we won! accept it close pitching duel betwoen "Flingin" before that time, you can't get your news in Frank Whitfield and [1f "the arm" .drian. +00 early for us. However aided by a few fielding failures Trou CE BAY NES, published every Thursday on the part. of the Day Scction teem, the at Terrace Bay, Ontario, is devoted to the Shift Workers piled up a 7-run load in the interests of everyone connected with the second and third innings.of the game nnd Lords Pulniand Poor Coating Tisdsad oro" this margin proved to be insurmountable 'aot of the KirHhorly-Clirk Curpnrotiin, over the rest of the contest, Taking Sal ducing Por vublicetion must be in the nothing away from the finc brand «f ball hands of the Elitor Jy ao tv or Kodnosduy 'uf displayed by the Shift nine, this corner each week, fecls that the Day Verkers might hove put Kindly submit all articles'& address on = better show for the large crowd all communicationsto: O,R. Dalsell-Editor, present had they beon nble to asscmble all their big guns. 1b is to be hoped