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gt game ELTHBBABRIE EXAMINER FRIDAY SEPTEMBER ll 1956 HDistrict Senior softball Finals Dorrie Legion may be the current battle to said as hanging on the ropes in the District Senior Softball title Camp Bordens RCAF club are not disposed to give up their trophy lightly and in fact hav of the best of Park fourth back at Borden The first game was won 65 Till second one at Camp Borden Wed nesday night was 75 Bob Arm strong pitched five and onethlrd innings for Legion before Lorne Dutka relieved Foster went two innings on the mound for RCAF until Bill Thornton moved in to finish the game RCAF got eight hits Legion lo the second game in which the ncrs have been ouihit but not on scored Air Force built up an early 24 lead using hits by OToale and Neher in the firstfor one run and hits by Bilcski and Sasso in the second for another tally Then they ADDED ATTRACTION 1le HIGHWAY MILES wl ourmm st Childrin refine now won the firsttwo games seven set Third game goes Monday at Queens Tuesday were blanked hitless for threein nings until the sixthwban trio of runs were countedfihm came on wan to Prudencebomcr by JimMcCartney an error by Mao Donald on Baycrafts searcher and hit by Biicski Final two runs were scored in the eighth after Quinn Rink Takes Mixed Trebles at Barrie Weather and greens were pcr feet when 12 rinks including one from Newmarket participated in mixed treblcs tournament at Barrie Lawn Bowling Club on Wednesday Gerry Quinn skipped his rink for first prize for three wins score 59 plus ther members of his rink were rs Dick Steele and Mrs Amy Vair Second prize for three wins went to Harry Armstrong skip Mrs Dick Henderson and Mrs Tom Patten den with 51 Thomas Mitchell sklp Mrs Harry Armstrong andw llot rum were high for two wins with score of 51 plus wil llam McKinnon skip Dr Warnica and Mrs Newton were high for one win with score of 40 Refreshments were served at the club house during the after noon PLAY ENJOY GOLF llllundoie lollclub mo suor RENTALS SUPBiIEL SNACK BAR BIG DAY POINT ROAD CON 13 at CROSS ROAD 10 Phone Strand szrsi TOURNAMENTS INVITED lluines Massage is iluck Steam Baths OVERWEIGHT Wescan reduce you Consult us and discuss our safe butfsiliefivay toreduce gt Look ahdffeel your veryCBest fAPPOINTMENTS TELEPHONE PA 37111 mama 1951 VANGUARD SEDAN License 253290 1947 ronrmo canon License F59565 1947 nooson snoani Radlo License AldGBD oNi 100 on gaming Ape792 1917 vnonnr ooacn License 1342415 1946 DODGESEDAN License awe315 WEEK unseen is uAoooD Buv two were out op Sues ablng Blieskis double and Bayerft was hit by pitcher Ab Bowens homer was the first score Ior Legion in the fourth Hits by Kettle doubleyhob Thurlow triple and singlovby Clara Dix on provided two runs in the sixth No more runs in the eighth came from Bob Thurlows doubleI an er ror by Neher in centre onBow ens drive and single by Dixon Legion 000402 W10 RCAF it 003 037 Two Referees Demanded Fon Tuesdays Match Wrestling fansare in for real explosive evening of wrestling next Tuesday Dinty Parks and Frenchy Roberre have demanded another match with Wild Bill Savage and Ali Pasha Parks and Roberre feel confident that they can hand the bad men defeat it they have sufficient refereeing Promoter Larry Kasaboski has assured them that there will be two referees Fans will remember last weeks bout where Parks and Robcrre resemble bowling pins the way they were getting bounced around Parks hopes to be able to get his favorite hold the Sunset Flip into action and this has finished off many villain in the second main event of tho made Mr Savage and Mr Pasha womrs massage was Mironmson presents OGE Trophy to Hydro 1956 cham IWin Nevvkiiiophyvv Hydro Sweep Industrial Soliballr Finals irom CGETweGames in Row Hydro bested CGE at shear Park 72 on Wednesday to sweep the Barrie industrial Softball League finals in two straight games Carl Liscombe relmn Detroit hockey star We thewinnlng pit cher chalkingfu six strikeouls and issuing only twowalks He received wonderful support from his teammates who played nlmost errorleSs ball llydrohit pitch Oscar llickling ofCGE for ll Wellplaced safe ties vBaiker of Hydro played evening Louis Papincnuwili take on rough and tough Don Lortie Papineau is well liked around these parts for his aggressive wrestling and should give Lyrtie lesson This will be atwo out of three fall affair with one hour time limit Ember This afternoon hardycgroup of local baseball enthusiasts takc oit from Melton airportfor New York City on the second annual trip to see two big league games and witness some of the stars of Abno Doubledany creation 0n wjrmng names we of there are exact fihis is Friday Butihats al right its the 14th cut hoadquaiers in the big city is Hotel Taft right in the heart things by Times Square and Radio City And to get off that 13 hook Frank Taylor is flying in from Montreal and will likely be on hand to welcome the gioup from Malton mil thie mohthlkéiintifi This party is so involved it took chartered accountant handle the arrangements Here is the1 agenda Leave Malton via pm3 EDT Friday Arrive International airport New York 635 pm Satur day pm National League game Polo Grounds Giants vs Cardinals After goodsnights sleep Saturday its Sunday pm Ebbets Field Brooklyn Dodgerscvs Cincinnati Redlcgs Leave New York airport ll20 pm Sunday Sept 16 Arrive Malton 105 am Monday Arrive Barrie when they get here It will he noted that this year the party is travelling by air Last year they used the railroad and some of them were left behmd in New York as trains wait for no one TCA is more likely to hold up the flight until all strays have beenaocounted But of course no strays are hntlcipated this year The gamcon Saturday in the heart of Harlemhas no beariilg on the pennant but the boys can get peek at some of the fabulous stars like Willie Mays Stan Musial elcetera Sundays game in Brooklyn however mightyery well be Cincinnatis last stand and could be one of the best of the season Here arethe intrepid fans from Barrie about to reach New York for weekend of baseball and rest ArthurPoweil CA Jack Kennedy the wellknown skip Amby Rivett Gordon Necdham Stewart Gordonltoach Howard Johnston Dr Bruce Johnston John Rogers Eddie McElrfiy Tony 5250 George Craig and Robert Angeloff James Parkeris riot going to fight Romero in VancouVer this month as stated by West coast promoter Instead he is headingfor England and the Continent where more lucrativebouis have been linedupandhehasresnmadtraining in Toronto his eye woundsj from the Moore brawl having complete healed Heading this way for the Mann Cup finals which open atMaplo= Leaf Gardens Sunday are the Nanaimo Timbermen western lacrosse champions that is if they raise the extra $3000 needed to finance the trip Timbermen have an exBarrieite playing centre Don Ashbee of the 1948 hockey Flyers who amassed 91 scoring points during the fourltteam coast schedule Nanaimo meet either Peterboro or Ham ilton for the title Owen Sound Mcreurys of the OHA Senior circuit havesigned Arnold Smithof Orangeville centre who played the past three sea sons with Barrie FlyersyMercurys have an affiliation agreement this year with Meaford Knights of IntermediaterA classification Another newcomer with Mercurys is Tommy Wilson of Southampton who played with Barrie Flyers two years ago and last season in Scotland Minerals vvournlin Dunn lllnrdie nights standout game accounting for two triples and single for three llBls and also made one of the most brilliant catches of the sea son on welivhit ball from the hat of Paul Tuckey which was labelled for extra bases Captain Jack Beaver of Hydro with double and single account ed for two RBls anp with two singles Liscombc with two Fra leigh and Laing with one each mode the other Hydro runs Bob Dunn led the CGE teamin llting with double and single followed by Tcrsigui Maloney and Minnikin with sngles The CGE entry were unbcaten right through the entire schedule but just could not seem to organs rallies when needed in the final series losing the first game 103 The new name industrial League had lsuccessiul year and seem to be on the way for big ger and better season next year with the interest which has been shown New Trophy Awarded Barrie Works of Canadian Gen eral Electric Company put up newtrophy for annuaivcompeti tron and Wor Manager Jack lMtehinson was on hand to mg sent it to victorious team He jokingly remarkedto Captain Beaver of1he wi ning Hydro entry that the cupwas going to some very close relatives oftho donors andto take good careol it for year as his boys Would be out to try and takeit back come next season HYDROLiscombe Hillier Laing lb Beaver 2b relieved by McMahon in 4th Knapp ss Fra leigh 3b Gapp ll Barker cf Miine rf CG Hickling Malcncy Johnson 2b Tuckey ss Forbes Squires if relieved by Howcroft in 4th Tersigni cl Minnikin rf relieved by MePher son in with Campbeilrr and Len Piedger were umpires Mens Maior league Shhedulé Starts Monday Mens Major Bowling league schedule starts next Monday and Tuesday nights with 24 teamen tries The 12 teams in group have their games scheduled for and oclock on Manda nights the saple number of teams in group are scheduled for Tuesday nights in the firs series each entry howls the other 411 group entries once witbthe first and second place teams qualifying for the playoffs at the end of the season The sehedul for the opening Monday pionsof Barrie industrial Softball Telegraphs pm Corner Cup HydroNo vs VZ The most successful trips begin herelWe make all arrangements for trans Copaeo Denis Sheard Vs Cats Georges Marketeria vs Wright Cleaners pm DaLuxe Taxl vs Legion No Sevenlip vs Hydro No Webb Bros vs Legion No Tuesday Westons Bread Barbers Stewarts Lunch vs 510 when League IIvero ORILiIA GIRLS PLAY BARRIE coPAco SERIES Barrie Flyers now enter the Copnco series of which out ofan expected entry of four teams only two have qualified by thoJleadllne Defending champions of County honors Orillia Merch ants will enter into final series with Barrie Flyers to decide the championship First game in this two out of three series begins at Queens Park Barrie this Saturday at pm The second game will be slated fororlllla probably Tuesday night of ncxt week Hollandia Beat Barrie Soccer 21 At Queens Park last night Hollandia pulled an upset 11 win over BarrieSoecer Club in adis trict league match Pete Centon and Fred Wall scored for Hot inndiainthe first half and Andy Burlack tnl ed for Barrie in the second RCAF Softball Championships At Camp Borden canaldian Forfif is once is is chainptdiisfir it Camp Borden on the15th 3and 18th of September lnthis competition Canada has been divided into five zones The champions of each of these zones meet in single elimination tournameilt This is the first time such an event will have occurred and it is felt that nationwide coihpetb tron will have much national and local interest Group Captain West CD Commanding Officer of RCAF Station Camp Borden will pitch the first ball in the 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