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irrrprovernent at the plate pounded their initizil Irioundsmuii Cy Ar dillu out of the box in the Sixth mtmsoAv AUGUST 18 1949 ZANATTA WINS LYER GAME FROM YORK Big Ensd Zanatta rightarm hutler from Sault Ste Marie made his drbtll on Barrie mound SAXl ordary when he hurled Roy Ernms uirhrr Flgt to 64 tutory or 11 West York Juvenile Mcrciuys of Toronto large crowd attended to wt rrcss the muchpublicized pitcher In acthrn and he made big hit right oil the bat lie rccorded 12 strikeouts over eight innings poled heavy ball to right field which could have gone for homer but wcarirress turned it into triple and broke up Ioronto lead In other words Zauatta won his own ballgume West York were smart club but the Flyers who let showing inning The visitors took an early lead as they caught Flyers sleeping at the switch With runner on see tilltl Ferrrt sent Ir slow roller to short The ball was booted but didnt escape the infield throw was made to first but too late and with Jimmy Straehan holding the ball the runner who was on second crossed the plate it was bad play all around and it wasnt untll the fifth that sz attu nullified the error Flyeis 110d garnered but one hit through four innings but Bruce Kerr started BATTERY REPAIRS Fast and Slow RECHARGING BRENNANS AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICES 33 Bayfield St PHONE 2464 Barrie comm SHAVE cum TOPS urns Quick Fluffy other Softens Tou Faster Smo Doesnt Clog Razor 3349 il comm mu sum lOTlDll lOIIOM tum hes not nutumminl iy in the run I25 lie icd off with single and Moe life sacrificed him to Second Zani atia aided hi own cause With at triple for 11 tat Barrie run Wlb chItlrtrI followed with single sure the amiable IiLllltl and newcomer John Gray of Toronto coirrpleted the rally with singlet In aid of hitArthur Zanatta sported the 31 lead into the sixth and retired the srde In order Flyers bounded back in the sixth 11h thru more runs on one hit ugt ieiief hurlcr Wilush furn bicd three successrve hunts lt York tagged Zanatta for two hits lit the scvurtlr to score their tinul run but were never dangerously threatening the Barriel lend John tray paced the Flycrs at tack Willi two hits wlnlc Wib Mc Aithui Marv Brewer Bruce Kerr itlitl linsoZIinattzi supple one hit apiece West York Barrie 001 Uth lUwZ 000 013 tlx ti Specially Written For The Barrie Examiner By WILLIAM llllMSlMY Canadas chances of winning tlrcl world fastball title for the first5 time appear brighter this year than ever before But the optimism hinges on imports of talent from the United States On several occasions Canadian teams must of them springing from the starstudded Beaches Fastball League in Toronto have come close to world honors in softball tournaments staged across the border but they always lacked depth in pitching 0n the theory that if you cant beat them get them for your side four of the five clubs in the Beach es League imported chuckers this spring Chief among the imports is the big Negro rated by many experts as the worlds finest pitcher Charlie Justice The former star with Joe Louis Detroit Punchers has lined up with Tip Tops the To ronto leagues hottest club this year But new entry in the cirruit Levys are in second place thanks to the brilliant hurling of another of the famous PoachersPercy McCrackcn The lastplace Rob ertsons imported Bob MeCown of Columbus who won the DFC as an kRCAF pilot to handle their gh Whiskers other Shaves JOE ZIECLER general manager of the Tor onto Maple Leafs got into the swing of the baseball merrygoround rec attended one of the baseball sessions in Toronto Above he is demonstrating to an ww THE BARRIE EXAMINER BARBIE ONTARIO CANADA 51 id LeatBoss Takes Time Out vay to receiv ently when he as they strlve mound duties and thirdplace Peoples went to Hamilton 0111 for Canadas premier lronrcbrcw hurl crRuss Johnson The only club 111 the league rely ing entirer on Toronto pitching talent is another newcomer to the circuit Sun Valley The veteran Bus Benson carries most of the load assisted by the games one time Clown PrinceAbrrcr Grant DRAW BIG CROWDS As the clubs sharpen for shot at the world title to be contested this year at Little Rock thousands of fans continue to throng to Torontos ch Beach park to watch the clubs perform under the lights three nights week ly Only silver collection is taken and crowds average 7000 Ark with as many as 11000 parking in trees and on bleachers benches the outfield events Addition of the Negro proved major drawing card and grass for special both Justice and McCracken are popular with the fans Negro fans attend the games and join hundreds of children in seeking autographs of the two pitchers Justicc considers Tip Tops stronger than the Detroit Punchers of last year and he givesxzthe To ronto club good chance of win ning the tournament if it make the trip to Little Rock The spotlight nowshining on the Negro stars once shone on the fastfading Abner Grant Ab cle cided to retire this year but early in the season was lured back to the game by the Sun Valley squad The thousands of fans who used to enjoy heckling Abnerthe Great as he strutth cockily aboutthe mound now cheer his every move But Ab is lucky now if he lasts few innings Its fine tribute to fine pitcher who could have re tired in glory out chose to play out the stri stars Philly Scout Still Active lyM enthusiastic young backstop the correct pitch The baseball schools cosponsored by the Phillies and theLeafs were highly successful for Young Canada to make major league ranks mm NEW LOWELL criteria lit klllgt 1i Ill M1 Ckk lli Lilli hen tnfit TL willu lt mate has tird his mu Ii olJ lr iIlLLl John li ltla littli cikelitl mill IIlr Mi iiul ilrx vrl1ti Kari rd tll Ttlr and dr burgh ittiir and Fill 5t itlrrriitgt with tllt Lillil IlIll IItllgtIlII ilitl Mt Ilirtlltllitti Mr and Mrs Vir King lo1 irlllU Itllllllirl horn Saturday tci tut l11lltllt lll f1 reds and tlilllCt lltv and Mrs Edward Ntwlrtry iird fuzirrly of Jri1lt v1lt1tcd Mr rrrd lr Murrrlrcrwri and NIH FitWin ij n1 day ltlht Itlgti Sunday lSllril kltll M1 and Mrs Itti Ilorsburgh were 5131 Adams and 111 llaulndge oi Barrie 311 and Irlt lim Spcck and lrlt llirrr1lt of lort tailrirg Mn Mildred unitm and Ari Blake Toronto Itlltl Mir Laur ence thrillmin and daughters Irorrr Stuyner called on Mr ltlltl All ito lionburgh Suttiidzry In threat 1L1 1r Iii Hui LA tlrrgtlrll or lklll it ilii llgt Ill welt rm Iiuverson llroke in Sorr tn report that 11in lluverl son fell off load of grain untll bloke hip llt Win rushed lr Bari to hospital and from there to Toronto 1i eJ August 171 Mrs Wood spcnt Sunday ltl Toronto Edwin lricst visiting his week Bobby unrphcll of Barrie spent few days with his aunt MrsiT Young Next Sunday cVeIIirig service will he held In St Peters hureli tit 730 pm Joan Wood of Suniridale Corners and Bobby Rowe of Toronto have been holidaying at Norm Woods Mr and Mrs Ilarry Foyston and children motored to Calcdon on Sunday Mrs Carol Valk return cd with them after few days here Mrs Hares of Toronto visited her parents Revt Clements and Mrs Clements last weekend Rev Mr and Mrs Tlcmcnts verc holi daying in Muskoku last week Mr and Mrs Maw were in Toronto on Sunday to visit their son Floyd who was taken to the Isolation hospital last week when the doctors feared he was victim of polio His parents found him much improved and We hope this improvement will continue and that he will soon be home The United service at Spring water Park on Sunday morning was well attended and greatly cri joycd Rev Clements de livered ne sermon on thci Church Militant An orchestra composed of Tommy Nelson Plowright Mrs Nelson and Mrs Srigley helped with the music Bob Richardson gave two splendid numbers on the trumpet and Edcn vale quartet also sang Afteri lunch singsong was enjoyed and in the evening the Young Peoples service was held Mr Cumming was the speaker Next Sunday the pastor will be on holidays and no church services will be held at any of the appointments of St sisters athurints is here tllln 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get happy driving gmhsmvtcnssr none noun 2872 to Toronto Maple Leafs and The Toronto Telegram COOKSTOWN WIN 142 VICTORY FROMFENNELLS Defending Champions of the South Simcoe Softball Cookstown displayed their true blood Friday when they moved into Fennells with their backs to the wall They faced elimination from the seminals as Fennells needed but one more victory to clinch the series The blondehaired mound puzzler Harry Couse had been tagged easily on home grounds and it appeared as though Fennells had found his unlucky number these thoughtswith terrific four hit pitching chore besting Fen nellsj ace Blake constable 142 The win placed the series On even terms with the deciding con test back in Cookstown record crowd gathered at the Fennells park and the final fixture was ex pectedto break all existing record Couse was the ntlmber one fact or for the Cookstown triumph He hurled iwtth the Chips down youthful and aggressive club be hind him and title to defend In direct contrastto the previous loss Couse placed 12 third strikes past his bewildered opponentsis suing only avsingle walk andCOn lining the Fennells crew to easy ineld outs League Nevertheless uprooted 4LACHUI1 tone la pair of COStly errors Fennells finally broke into the iscoring column in the sixth as Ross Neilly hammered hit which net Eted two runs However Cooks town continued on In the seventh they plastered Constable with three doubles off the bats of Hughes Coborn and Dawson triple from Harry Couse four runs and 102 lead Just to keep the official scorer busy the winners went on to pile three more runs in the eighth and single counterin the ninth George Martin Lloyd Hughes Harry Cease and Lloyd Coborn were the power hitters in the im portant yictornyach contributed three hits Blake Constable was head man for Fennells With two WATCH ourou WATER Motorpronelled craft although common rconvenience for bust ness and recreation still deserve certain respect and preparedness foraccident Iland single from Carr to tally LAFFlAAxDAYIC On the other side of the fence expected to lend the CoOkstown misery was Blake Constable big burly fastballer with alot of talent Cookstown didnt go for defeat nor did the name of Constable place fright into their determined for extra bases Fennellsj Were never close to the rejuvenated Cookstovm nine Har ry Cause and Lloyd Cohorn pro videtldoIIbIesg in the rst inning dried another tr he Veins Thyucloutedthe sixfooter for16hits one half dozen riding etcterl thorny of our baseball Tomb WATCHMAN view for all to see in the Womens Building at the CNE The wo mens director has also arranged to display the quilts made from these patterns Which recently drew wide attention at the fair in Mid land Among the most interesting patterns are the Canadian wildl goose and the old grist mill land quilt and rug fair will be onl Batstone slIre Seance Maple Avenue at Elizabeth Street PHONE 3922 BARBIE arm 520 TO $1000 IDA til your Ill LIFE 1mm AT no EXTRA cost ltllithoutiEndorsers No 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