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Sports News Cellar Team Licks Leaders In Aurora As End The heats on in the torrid Lake finish End of schedule looms this week Postponed list runs to six games Teams will have to turn in scores on em all to decide the sixth and last berth J Momentarily could be either fji Bel haven Willow Beach or w Queensville out Pine Orchard built a threepoint first place edge mapping out three wins I- last week Orchardmen in turn slugged Zephyr Willow Beach and reaped a 90 game from Vandorf Boakmen blew sky high to take an early edge over Zephyr and had Ron out of box with a fiverun explosion in the sixth Zephyr bunched hits in I the fourth for five runs to fill in the gap slightly- Not a Kester night as Howie Ash Bob shire and Lome Shropshire bom- for triples Ted Bub Preston and Harry picked up hit credit marks Ron I Hewlett Blues strong man had a double and triple Ted for four and Josh Preston for three the magic spell on swingers Adding to an early lead with a sixrun explosion in the fourth Pine Orchard tripped Willow Beach Ash Chick Shropshire and Bub Preston were chief McNeill knockers with three each Pcgg teed off for a base Don Cameron Li was lakeside big gun with three Don and McNeill banked two hits apiece Fancy capers as Pine Orchard won an awarded game from Umpire waved J Jim Preston off the field for overripe slanguage leaving without a replacement 4 had their work cut out After being down they sprang a fiverun fourth to take command Bill Dike rapped a homer Lome Shropshire and Ted triples Cab Prcs- ton punched out a threebagger Bob Staley had a double and Harry Lavender squirted a pair bunts Vandorf in turn snaffled a couple of easy points to move away from the basement when Mount Albert failed to field a side kept alive hopes of a playoff whirl by spilling Hope 52 Two runs in the first matched Hopes start and a in the fourth and two in sixth I wrapped it up Ganton serv ed a nice game to outgun Cliff I Ward and his old Hope mates Hope hit stars were Cliff Ward and Bill Mabbctt with doubles Witt lined out a triple and Lyman Hall chipped in a pair of singles Question of the hour What happened to Keswick Zephyr Blues behind sevenhit chucking by Ron Kester erased Keswick Blues counted four in the second and again in the sixth for their big innings Hat Smith whiffed six but had control I trouble walking Ron Kes- capped solid pitching with four hits and received top notch support from Clark Arnold with two triples and Don Hewlett with a single throebagger Tom Hare was the only twohit man with Keswick Plashing a stinging fiverun tack in the third Keswick down- Ron Beckett stole the hit show for With three Bob English belted a pair and Elsby connected for their only extra base drive a triple Ken Moose was in character belting three I Claude Pollock and Bob Pollock punched out two hits apiece rallied in the first I- of the seventh to gain a all tie with Willow Beach in their neck and neck race Beach had em on the ropes after four on strings of two hits each by Don Cameron Pete Jacobs and Don Cooper plus Ted Anderson payoff double before came alive got bases loaded in last frame with none out Bel- haven shut it off with a force at the plate and quick double Irwin Davidson and Don Cooper strutted their batting wares with two each for Bel- haven Hope reeled off an lead over the first three frames to nose out Vandorf Lloyd Preston took relief help from Hal early as Cliff Ward tripled Harold Bun Cook ind Roy Eves doubled Lloyd picked up a homer off Ron pitching and Norm boasted two hits One report of a postponement its a big one Pino Orchard at Zephyr Monday HOLD STRICT Continued from Page St tor sewers financed by the town was turned down by the council The mayor indicated From day to day you cant tell happen next in the Aur ora Town League Mick Suttons Ditch Diggers win em all and Andy Closs Merchants cant win for love nor money So what happens when the top meets the bottom Merchants shovel the Diggers back into the hole for a trimming Its the first defeat of the season A smashing eightrun second frame sent the Merchants careen ing into an early lead Dig gers nibble away at this margin and bust out with seven in the fifth to pull within two of a tie But Merchants not to be denied spurred ahead again to stay with tworun sixth and threerun seventh Power hitters in the Merchants camp were Jack Andrews Don and Paul Knowles This trio teed off against Mick Suttons hurling for home runs Paul Tom Brodie and Jimmy Murray got in some damaging short lick hits Bob was the Diggers long ball hitter with a triple and double Harold Stephenson Stan and Earl ald got in the other solid blows for the losers Harold Mouse chucked a stout game to earn the pitching decision Merchants Pound Bring on the Specialty bring on the Triple Sevens Thats what Andy Closs of the Aurora Merchants was saying last week The reason is the fact that his Merchants of the Aurora Town circuit took Ray Smiths SportsCycle shopmen apart in an exhibition game at the Aurora town park Thursday The game proved beyond a sha dow of a doubt the basement dwellers in the Aurora circuit are head and shoulders above their counterparts in the local diggings The Merchants put sling in their attack over three frames The third was the big one as they chased over eight runs then four in the fourth and five in the fifth to hang the crepe for the The Sportsmen carved out two runs in the third and picked up singles in the fourth and sixth Hit leaders for the Merchants were Paul Knowles Don and Frank Edmunds with three- hit marks against Ted Taylors pitching Jack Staley and Ken Stephens banged away at a three- hit clip to provide the runscoring music for the Merchants Stephenson P A Jr Clu- P T Edmunds S Mc- SportsCycle Lee K Steph ens Hill J Staley Miller St Amant Smith Taylor Hoffman Revenge With a combination of seven- hit pitching from Bill and heavy threehit stick work from Hank Hoffman eased out a win over Andy Aurora Merchants at the Aurora Park Monday in an inter- town league exhibition game The win salved the wounds re ceived when the Clossmen knock ed the tar out of Ray Smiths SportsCycle Shopmen Hank VanZants third hit in the eighth was the blow that killed the Clossmen To this point the Merchants were making a strong run of it holding the everhot Pressmen to a slim advantage Then added his big spoke a homer to build the Hoffman margin to Aur ora made a strong bid to slay the Hoffman edge on singles by Grant Winters Red Castle and Hal Stephenson in top of the ninth for two runs but the rally petered out before becoming dan gerous to Hoffman lead Along with Hank headmen in the Hoffman hit parade were Grant Blight and Ivan Ruddock who solved the combined offerings of Red Castle and Grant Winters for a trio of well aimed base knocks Top hit ter among the was Paul Knowles with a pair Hoffman Thorns Mac- Donald Daniels W VanZant K Thorns Blight Ruddock VanZant Smallcy Merchants Castle Steph enson D P Ferguson A Jr Simmons Winters Aurora Social News Mrs C Davis and family are spending a week with friends in Lindsav and Peterborough Mr and Mrs and family attended the WardenTaylor wedding at St Johns West Toronto on Friday July Miss Closs is spending a week with her aunt at Lake Simcoe Miss Andrews is spending a few days this week in Ottawa Mr and Mrs Ray Walker Mr and Mrs Gordon Mrs Helen of Toronto were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs C Davis Mr and Mrs Peter and Harry were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Taylor Lakeview The Newmarket Era and Express Thursday July Page News Of The WI News fur this column must be in the office Monday night Copy must be written as briefly as possible and confined to news and reports Other than routine report and will be printed separately The wedding party of Mr and Mrs Wallace Hughson is shown at Christ church Holland Landing after the recent marriage Mrs is the former Elizabeth Dolly Morning daughter of Ruby C Morning Holland Landing and the late Mrs Morning The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs M Hughson Newmarket Shown here are left to right Eleanore Hughson bridesmaid Fred Morning usher the bride and groom Morning maid of honor Carl best man Virginia bridesmaid Alex Morning usher front row Beverley Morning flower girl Peter Goodwin ringbearer Gail junior bridesmaid ITS A Womans World By Caroline Ion Last week we began an account of our most recent trip to Black Lake district but ran out of space time and to be very truthful the inclination to work more on that depressingly hot afternoon So here we are again setting forth on the 80mile trip to As yet we havent decided on a suitable name The echoes are very clear at the lot with the cliffs of bare rock opposite the cottage site Behind our properly the land sweeps up to a towering height from which one has a wonderful view of miles of rock trees and water If the climb wasnt breathtaking in the ascent the view upon arriving there cer tainly is It is upon a level plateaulike ledge about above the lake level that we plan to build the cottage so perhaps it will be come known as Echo Ledge or Echo Ridge but then we might go back to the many happy sum- Social News Mrs Standing of Little- Sussex England ar rived on Saturday to visit her soninlaw and daughter Mr and Mrs Walter Wrightman J T that was not in favor of mak- coiacesjiion on Pre- The earliest form of telephone system was that of Emperor Shi Huang It consisted of brass tubing extending between guard stations along Chinas 500mile Great Wall On tonnage Canada leads the world in nickel production is second in aluminum and third Inline Hoffman Wins Over Atomics By Score Bill VanZant Hoffmans veter an softball flinger fashioned a threehitter at the SS pastures Wednesday and benefitted from one error fielding from his mates to put away Town Atomics It was the first shutout re corded in the town league this season The win enabled mans to scramble up into undis puted possession of second place in the sardinetight battle for the second rung Amazingly enough though the score would indicate a Hoffman runaway Ivan Lefty Gibson Atomics was going along pitch for pitch with Bill down to the sixth It was a 10 ball game pitcher VanZant pro- Hoffmans with its lone counter with a towering lift into leftcentre With the sixth came the Atomics surrenders Murray teed off for Grant Blight singled through the middle Howie Peter- man VanZants hoist Ken Thorns and I Ruddock both hot numbers at the plate singled and Roy cleared the decks with his far and away double That gave Hoffman five runs and a lead and enough to win any number of games the way was working Ken Thorns four sackcr on top of Grant Blights single sewed two more runs in the Hoffman kitty in the seventh Not an Atomics runner reach ed third Borden Atomics third put the fritz on Bills nohitter with two dinky well aimed socks over first and third Lyman Hall scooted out a squirt bunt for Atomics third mark in the hit column Gluefingers Joe Burke did some tall galloping and catching to provide the outfield show Hoffman hit list reached Toppers were Ken Thorns and Iv an Ruddock with three each Murray and Grant Blight got in the split with a pair each Xray pictures to test metals can be taken at a speed of per mors we spent in the Bras country of Cape Breton and call it by the appropriate Gaelic name or Ben No doubt before next summer when we plan to build the cot tage a name will have affixed itself to the spot Perhaps after we carry lumber nails and other building materials as well as the regular provisions and camping supplies up this winding path the name we decide upon will be uncomplimentary to both the lo cation and our desire to build there Despite the rain on the July first trip it was made with the least physical exertion of any of our trips to date It resolved in merely climbing from the car into the boat and letting the trusty outboard motor propel us down the river across the lake to our special point Of course there was the necessity of trans ferring not only ourselves but all the equipment required for taking an infant a small boy and several adults into the great open spaces if only for one day The river is only about a half- mile in length but the channel which one must follow winds and bends its way over a much long er distance A beaver dam had to be crossed Lining the borders of the tiny river were waxy white and yellow water lilies and the poplars on the banks seemed evertremulous in the faint breeze Graceful white birches and stands of ancient pines lent additional color tone to the constantly changing but everrugged shoreline It is possible to lake the car into the lake which means only a distance of a few hundred feet must be travelled by boat to lot 28A the Ions choice Old resi dents of the district had inform ed us that it was possible to reach our lot on foot but that it was very rough country That was the of April the month when we attempted to make the journey At the very beginning I must say that we succeeded in reach ing the lot by the overland ap proach and what at the time ap peared more incredulous was that we actually found our way back to the car The round trip took only slightly over five hours of steady walking Per haps it would be more correct to call it climbing sliding crawling stumbling and slipping for there was very little of the way where one could walk un concernedly We passed delightful little streams gurgling through the rocks surprisingly heavy water falls no doubt swollen to these dimensions by the spring rains We climbed very steep rocky in clines only to come shortly upon another ravine which meant an other rocky climb downward Pheasants flew from the bush upon our approach and a porcu pine played possum in a tree one which no doubt later will bring his relatives and friends to our cottage for many an appetizing meal of two by fours To date we have made the trip to the cottage site across the frozen lake surface with the young lad on toboggan on foot overland by canoe as the first trip last fall was made and by outboard motor The latter will undoubtedly be the most frequent means of transportation to the spot but of course there is al ways sea piano and helicopter KING FAMILY MEETS AT ALBERT PARK The annual King family picnic was held at Mount Albert park recently with present Mrs John King won the bean guess Eddie King was the oldest pres ent and the child of Mrs Wilfred Sedore the youngest Mr and Mrs Herb Jordan travelled the longest distance from Rochester and Mr and Mrs Wilmot King had the largest family pres ent Mr Sam Ryan won the treasure hunt There were games and races and Earl Kellington was the win ner of the marked cup Mrs Dora King was reappoint ed president for the reunion for which she gave appropriate thanks The same committee members are to see about the ice cream and the games next year when the picnic will be held again at Mount Albert park at the same time A vote of thanks was taken for the use of the Mount Albert park and facilities Norwegian miles are seven times as long as the Canadian mile YOUNG Barry seven years old is now a cured bedwetter Before Barry was registered at camp his mother made certain that the staff knew that Barry had to be awakened in the mid dle of the night and directed to the bathroom This wasnt an unusual proced ure in the particular camp to which Barry was going for two weeks holiday Among the campers there were five who re quired this attention After Barry had been at camp a week his parents visited and were especially delighted to learn from the councillor that Barry had adjusted favorably to camp life In conversation with Bar ry they learned that no one had bothered to awaken him at night and he had had no accidents Barry explained I just say I can wait till morning and no one bothers me Mornings come earlier at camp you know They make some of the boys get up anyway because their parents in sist Nov of all insistent parents Barrys mother thought she had been as insistent as was pos sible As things turned out she jokingly thanked the councillor in charge for having ignored her request Then the investigation began since the councillor assur ed her that no requests were ever ignored The investigation revealed that another lad Barry by name was awakened each night This Bar ry had been somewhat surprised the first night but just took the matter as part of camp routine after that Mistakes such as this are very uncommon However in this in stance both are to be left undisturbed in their sleep the last The Kettleby branch held a successful afternoon tea baking and apron sale at the home of Mrs John Scott on June 27 when they realized about S145 from their efforts Then on July 18 they held their annual picnic at the home of Mrs J just south of the village Mr Connover is the sheriff of Toronto The sporls and lunch committee consisting of Mrs Mrs Burns and Mrs Blatchford Mrs Pulkin- and Mrs G Cook had planned a very pleasant after noon in this attractive location The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs on August 25 Mrs Blatch is having a nylon demon stration at her home on Monday evening Aug 20 committee Mrs Cecil Mrs Charles Haines and Mrs Joseph Hall The regular monthly meeting of Sharon branch will be held on Wednesday Aug at 230 pm at the home of Mrs Eleanor Roll call a quotation per taining to peace Public rela tions Mrs W Osier current Mrs J Greig reform week of camp Circumstances led the bed- wetting Barry to practice some strong psychology thtrt enabled him to cure himself in record time The faith he establishes at camp may need some reinforce ment after he returns home but that can take the form of credit for having conquered a personal problem Union Street branch will meet at the home of Mrs Roy Cowic- Thursday evening Aug at pm Motto Be generous with kindly words especially about those who arc absent Rollcall Teenage memories Girls pro gram committee Betty Beckett Jean Rose Edith Diceman host esses south group Members who belong to the Blue Cross 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