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NEWS OF WHITBY AND THE SURROUNDING DISTR Ie WOLVES' PLAYOFFS TEE OFF TONIGHT Take On North Oshawa In Two Out of Three Series By NEIL MacCARL Whitby Wolves will start their way down the playoff trail tonight when they begin the best of three series with North Oshawa in the "O" series of the Oshawa and Dis trict Junior Softball League. The Wolves finished out the regular season by winning four of their last five games, including victories over Aces and Pete's Place, the front runners in the league, and look fo be in top form to meet North Osh- awa, In the three regular games that these teams played, the Wolves won two, and probably would have taken the other if théy had not been shorthanded with two of their best players on holidays. In addition the | Miss Wolves finished the season with an even .500 percentage and nine wins and an equal number of losses, as compared with North Oshawa's sea- son record of six wins and twelve losses. Samanski To Pitch Wally Samanski will do the hurl- ing for the Wolves in the all im- portant first game tonight, and he probably will 0 d by Martin for the visitors. er the season, Samanskl has earned a reputation of being one of the best hurlers in the league, and if he is In top form he should have no \trouble with the visitors, He hurled both the games that the Wolves won, and he completely dominated the North Oshawa batters. On the other hand the Wolves had very little trouble with the slants of Martin, and they pounded him for 17 runs in their first meeting. Ross continues to pace the Wolves at the plate with a near .400 aver- age but the team as a whole has improved their batting in the last two weeks of the season, and Sun- din especially has pounded the ball at a furious pace. At Oshawa Thursday The second game of the series will be played in North Oshawa on Greenwood (May E. Brown, Correspondent) Greenwood, July 20.--On Friday evening of last week, Elmo and Mrs, Disney entertained for their bro- ther-in-law Lawson Park who has recently returned from overseas. Walter and Mrs, Green and daughter of Buffalo spent the week-end with Mrs, P, L, Green and Edna. Irvine and Mrs. McLean recently entertained relatives from Calgary, Timmins and Beamsville, Miss Evelyn McVey of Toronto was with Mrs. Silcox on the week- end. Rev, A, C. Luffman and family are getting nicely settled at the pa e. The community wel- comes m and wishes them suc- cess and happiness on the Green- wood pastoral charge. The Girls Mission Circle met at the home of Mrs, Ken Holliday of Brooklm on Tuesday €Vening of last week. Mrs, Holliday was a former member and the Circle were happy, to be guests at her home. a Green was leader for a program study on Stewardship and was assisted by several of 'the mem- bers. All enjoyed a dainty lunch with Mrs, W, W, Gee (Mrs, Hol- liday's mother) pouring tea, Miss Muriel Chambers of Cale- don and friend Wallag® Storie spent Sunday with Miss Mildred Brown, Mrs, W.-W. Gee of Toronto vis- ited last week with Mrs, F, W, Gib- son, va The workmen are erecting Ross Disney's new garage and barn, Miss Hyde of Toronto is visiting with Miss Edith Ormerod. Mr. McDonald opened the Pad- dock Inn restaurant just west of the village on the Highway one day last week, Thursday night, and a third game, if necessary, will be held in the local hall yard next Tuesday, The winners of the Wolves-North' Osh- awa series will meet the winner of the Brooklin-Harmony series and the final winner of this series will take on either Pete's Place or Aces for the League championship and the right to advance into the O.A. 8.A. playdowns, WHITBY PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS Dentist Legal DR. DETLOR DENTIST 812 Dundas St. W. Phone 357 W. J. 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STAFFORD Dealer in Imported and Canadian Granites First class work at moderate prices Phone 462 Whitby aman Bus Ditched After Fatal Accident Before it ended up in the ditch on Dundas Street West Friday night, this bus hit and killed 22-year-old Leonard Robinson, Eight of the passengers were injured and two of them are still in Oshawa General Hospital where their condition is not reported as serious, An autopsy on the deceased air- man was performed on Saturday by Dr, Harold Pritzker, Oshawa pathol- ogist, and the body was taken by rail Date of the inquest has not yet been to Saskatchewan for burial services, set. Cobourg Kiwanis Jrs. Defeat Whitby Here To Grab Off Second Spot ® Ld Cobourg Lads Hit Quantrill Hard In Closing Stages To 'Snatch Valuable Vic- tory Over Whitby Rotary -- Kellough Hurls Finé Game For Visitors -- Campbell Clips 4 Hits For Perfect Average (By NEIL MacCARL) Whitby Rotary lost their chance to move into third place in the Lakeshore Junior League Saturday night, when they fell victims to Cobourg Kiwanis by a 7-5 count. The loss for the locals, their sev- enth of the season leaves them with an uphill fight if they are to wind up in the third spot to clinch a play off berth, and Co- bourg's win moved them into sec ond place ahead of Bowmanville, The visitors scored once in the sixth to break the 3-3 tie, and they added three more in the seventh for good measure, when they got to Quantrill for five hits, including a long three-bagger by Quigley, and then they weathered out a two run Whitby rally in the last half of the same inning to take a 7-5 win, Kellough Hurls Well Kellough, who had lost out in a 2-1 pitcher's duel to Quantrill, last Saturday, was the winner this time as the tables were turned. The Co- bourg ace gave up eight hits in go- ing the distance, but he kept them well scattered and limited Whitby to five runs, while at the same time his mates broke Quantrill's spell over them, and they belted him for 13 hits including two damaging triples, and made them good for seven runs, in sharp contrast to their two hits and one run last week, Kellough also bested Quan- trill in strikeouts by nine to eight. Centre fielder Campbell was the big gun in the Cobourg attack, with a perfect night at the plate, bang- ing out. four singles in the same number of tries, and batting in two runs. Quigley proved his right to bat in the cleanup spot by driving in three runs with a single and a triple. Jamieson hit Quantrill squarely getting a pair of singles and a three bagger, and Hogan also made a pair of hits. Rae and Har- gen shared half of Whitby's eight Cobourg got off to a fast start : collecting three runs in the .first two innings, Jamieson drove in the first run of the game when he fol- lowed Hogan's single with a long triple, and he crossed the plate on Quigley's safety, making it 2-0 for the visitors. Whitby got one run back their half of the first when Rae opened with a double and scored on Harden's single. In the second frame Cobourg again went | two runs out front as Shorey came through with a single scoring Campbell who also had singled, and advanced on two stolen bases. Whitby evened things up in the fourth frame as Williams contrib uted a double after Gates got on by an error, and McCloskey beat out an infield hit. However Wil- liams was thrown out trying to get to third base when Shorey dropped a third strike, Winners Finish Cobourg again took the lead in the sixth by pushing across a lone tally on an infield error and Camp- bells third single. Kellough bore down in the sixth to protect his slim margin and he retired all three men to face him on strikes, In the seventh Quantrill really got in trouble as Hogan led off with a hit, D. Goody fanned, but Jamieson kept the rally going with another single, and then Quigley contrib uted a timely triple that cashed fo ANNTRnnnnnnnnnnnmmnninnm both runners, He was thrown out at the plate In trying to score on McMillan's fielder's choice, but F. Goody added another single and Campbell maintained his perfect average by clouting his fourth hit and driving in McMillan with their final run, Whitby made a last inning bid and got two runs as Lowe and Har- den got successive singles and scor- ed on F. Goody's error, The loss tor Whitby now means that the locals must winn all their remaining games if they are to have more than a mathematical chance of\finishing in the playoffs, Whitbys record now stands at nine wins against seven losses, while Co- bourg in the second spot have nine wins and just four losses. The next home game for the Ro- tary boys will be against Oshawa Hunters on Wednesday night in the local ball yard, and Whitby will be striving to keep their playoff hopes alive and gain revenge for two 'Local Lads Win At Shamrock A.C. On Saturday July 27 at the Shamrock Athletic meet held at Alexandra Park, Oshawa, Gerald Bracey placéd third in the hop step and jump, second in the open local half mile, ana also was a member of the relay team that placed second, He ran first in the under 18 yrs. open local 440 yds, while Stuart Roblin placed 2nd in the open local 440 yds. Both these boys worked hard and received trophies and medals do- nated by the Rotary Club of Osh- awa, Gerald Bracey recently broke the Shamrock Club record in the 440 yds, at Kew Beach, Toronto, on July 17, where he placed second in the 440 yds, Stuart Roblih also ran there and he made a strong third in the senior 440 yds. Next Savurday Aug. 3, Gerald and Stuart again compete at Kew Beach in the open events against the Beaches Olympic Club, Sport Calendar Tuesday, July 30, Town Park, 7.00 pm, Juvenile baseball (exhibi- tion) Coca-Colas at Whitby, Junior softball playoffs (first game) Town Park 7:00 pm. North Oshawa at Whitby Wolves, Wednesduy, July 31, Town Park, 6:15 p.m. Junior baseball, Oshawa Hunt Club at Whitby Rotary. Thursday, Aug. 1, Town Park, 6:30 pm, Bantam doubleheader. Junior softball playoffs, (2nd game) Whitby Wolves at North Oshawa. Friday, Aug, 2, Town Park, 7:00 p.m. Juvenile baseball (exhibition Beaton's Dairy at Whitby, previous defeats at the hands of the "Hunters", COBOURG~--Hogan, ss; D, Goody, rf; Jamieson, 3b; Quigley, 2b; Mc- Millan, If; F, Goody, 1b; Campbell, cf; Shorey, c¢; Kellough, p. WHITBY --Rae, 3b; MacDonald, 2b; Lowe, If; Harden, 1b; Quantrill, p: McEwan, c; Gates, cf; McClos- key, ss; Williams, rf, Umpires--C. Quinton and J. Mac- Carroll, Lynni 111 DUNDAS ST. WEST DRESS SALE EXCEPTIONAL VALUES CONTINUES ALL WEEK SUMMER WEDDINGS FOR TWO COUPLES BROOKLIN EVENTS Crago-Harding and Bell Patterson Nuptials Cele- + brated Saturday (Mrs. G. M, White, Corres.) Brooklin, July 20.--Large bas- kets of gladioli and white phlox made a very lovely background for two summer weddings in the Unit- ed Church here on Saturday, Crago--Harding At.3 pm. to the strains of wed- ding music played by Miss Barbara Smith, the marriage was solemnized of Muriel A, Harding, only daugh- ter of Mr, and Mrs, Stanley Hare ding, to Stuart Crago, son of Mr, and Mrs, W, E. Crago of Bowman« ville, The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of white bridal satin, with full skirt, long train and tight bo- dice, Her veil, caught with a wreath of white flowers, was fin- ger-tip length and she carried a | cascade of red roses, Her brides- maid was Miss Helen Beamish of Whitby in blue net over taffeta with feather cap and her bouquett was also réd roses. Little Jane Holliday of Whitby was junior bridesmaid in a gown of pink nett over taffeta with feather cap and her bouquet was Johanna Hill roses, Ronald Crago, brother of the groom, was groomsman and Doug- las Wight and John Crago, were ushers, Rev, P, L, Jull performed the ceremony and Mrs. Douglas Holliday, of Whitby, sang "Through | The Years" during the signing of the register, A reception for the one hundred guests was held at the bride's home with Mrs, Harding receiving in a gown of cerise sheer and white accessories and Mrs. Crago wore navy sheer with white accessories, For travelling the bride wore a gown of blue printed silk with navy accessories and a corsage of red ' roses. Following a honeymoon in Northern Ontario they will live in Bowmanville, Bell--Patterson At four o'clock, with Mrs, Olar- ence Pengelly playing the wedding music, the marriage was solemns ized of Jean Patterson, daughter of Mrs, E. E. Patterson and the late E. E. Patterson, to George Bell of Woodstock, son of Mr, W, Bell and the late Mrs, Bell of Perth, The RADIO SERVICE GUARANTEED - IMMEDIATE BUTT RADIO & APPLIANCE 130 Brock St. N., Whitby Tel, 107 RATEPAYERS OF THE TOWNSHIP OF EAST WHITBY are hereby notified that tax bills for the MUNICIPALITY have been mailed, "nd those who have not received same are requested to apply at the office of the undersigned im- mediately, Discount on the 2nd installment for 1946 has beer. extended to July 3ist and penalties on the 1st in. stallment will not he enforced until August 1, D. F. WILSON, Tax Collector, Oshawa, Ontario, 110 Park Road North, Shoppe of closing, NOTICE WHITBY PUBLIC LIBRARY WILL BE CLOSED FOR HOLIDAYS FROM AUG. 4 to AUG. 18 Inclusive Patrons are requested to return all books due before the date ~.. Commencing N Sunnununnmnmnmm SALVAGE PICKUP SATURDAY, AUG. 3 Have your paper and rags out in front of property for pick-up. At 7.00 AM. / bride was given in marriage by her brother, Arthur Patterson, and guests at the wedding and reception at the bride's home which followed numbered about forty, The bride wore & gown of pink eyelet embroi~ dery with shoulder-length pink vell and wreath of pjnk flowers, and she carried a cascade of roses, '| Her sister, Mrs, Neil Wilkinson, was matron of honor in blue figured organza with blue wreath of flowers and she carried a nosegay of glads and pink carnations and roses Mr, Archie Bell of Perth was best man with Jack and Jim Patterson acting as ushers. v For the reception Mrs. Patterson received in a gown of Alice blue sheer with corsage of Johanna Hill roses and navy hat and acces- , Following a two weeks' trip to Eastern Ontario they will live at Woodstock where Mr, Bell is Agri- cultural Representattive for Oxford County, Held Community Showers Both girls were given showers from the community on Thursday evening at their homes, Jean was presented with a tri-lite lamp and & number of miscellaneous gifts with Rev, P, L, Jull acting as mas- ter of ceremonies, Mrs, Kenneth Holliday leading in a sing-song, and also singing a solo, and Mrs, Alfred Wilson giving a reading, Mrs, Patterson served lunch and Mrs, Wilkinson assisted her sister in receiving the gifts, Muriel was presented with a chair and sewing cabinet and also miscellaneous gifts with Mrs, J, H, McKinney acting as master of ceremonies,e and Barbara Smith leading in a sing-song, =< Baseball Game The game of baseball between Brooklin Juniors and North Osha wa was quite exciting on Saturday night with a large crowd in atten- dance, The score was 7-6 for Brooklin which places this team in third plale, On Wednesday night the local Odd Fellows Lodge team plays Cor- inthlan Lodge, Oshawa, This will be the second game in the semi finals, Mr, and Mrs, G. Sine, Jack and Jimmie were recent guestts of Mr, and Mrs, J, Jephson, Mr, and Mrs, Robert Stocks and Mrs, Studdart of Roland, Manitoba, are with Miss Stocks, J Miss Irene Taylor is with her THE TIMESB-GAZETTE Tuesday, July 30, sunt, Mrs, A, Rogers, Mrs, Neil Wilkinson of St, Oath~ arines spent last week with her mother, Mrs, E, E. Patterson, Mr, and Mrs, ©, L, Mackey are moving to their new home in Osh- awa this week, Mrs, Noreen Lightle and children have just returned from a visit in Mount, Albert, Mr, Jos, Hudson is ill in Oshawa General Hospital, Mrs, Gilbert Brown of Toronto is with Mr, and Mrs, Wm, Croxall this week, 105 DUNDAS ST. 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