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THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1951 . THE DAILY - TIMES-GAZETTE PAGE FIVE Neal Hurls Three-Hit | Ball For Whitby Club By JIM McCARROLL Last night at the town park the Whitby Merchants showed a com=- plete reversal of form from Mon- day's game, to wallop Cobourg 11-2. Helping the cause was '*Kellar's perfect night at the plate, four for four, one of them a home-run, which put the Merchants ahead to stay, in the fourth inning. Gord | Neal also homered with nobody on, in the third inning. The first two innings were score- less with both teams failing to get & runner past second base and Kel- lar getting the only hit. Neal struck out three of the first seven men to face him, and Cobourg failed to hit a ball ou, of the infield. VISITORS SCORE FIRST Zealand, the first batter, reach- ed third on a bad error by Turan- sky who misjudged his fly ball to right field. McIvor struck out, but Lingard got a life when Stroz at first bobbled his grounder, letting the run score. Hogan struck out to end the inning. WHITBY RALLIES Whitby bounced right back in their half of the inning. Turansky started it off by singling to right. Neal sacrificed him to second. Zinser got a life on Mclvor's bob- ble on a ground ball, with Turan- sky coming in to score. Zinser then was thrown out, trying to steal second, making it two away. Yuill kept the ball rolling by drawing a walk. Kellar came to bat and poled out a long ball to left fieki; the fielder, Wilcox misjudged it and it went for a home-run. MacDonald singled to center and stole second. G. Ward was safe on a bobble by Beckstead at third. Stroz then singled to right, scoring MacDonald. B. Ward then struck out to end the rally. MERCHANTS INCREAS®, LEAD Cobourg failed to score in the fourth. The Merchants bounced back for three runs when Turansky went out to first unassisted and Neal, helping his own cause, poled one out to the soft ball stands in left-center field for a home run. Zinser got another life when his grounder was bobbled by Hogan at short, Yuill then grounded to third, but Beckstead's throw drew Lingard off the bag and every one was safe. Kellar then came through with his third straight hit, scoring. Zinser. MacDonald followed with another single to right, scoring Yuill, with Keldar going to third. Kellar was tagged out, trying to steal home on a squeeze, when the pitch was too high for Ward to swing at; Mac- Donald went to third. Ward then grounded out to first unassisted to end the inning. Cobourg bunched two hits and a | walk to score their second run of the game. Whitby, on the other hand, bunched one hit and two errors for one run in their half of the fifth 4 | when Stroz was safe on first when the ball was dropped by the first |paseman. B. Ward sacrificed him Lto second and Neal singled him | home on his line drive to left field. Zinser walked, but Yuill grounded | ia second to first, to retire the side, ! COBOURG THREATENS Arnden, the first batter, was safe ' when Stroz dropped the throw from Neal. Shorey went to first when Ward, the catcher, hit his bat. Co- pourg then pulled a double steal, | but Gord Neal rose to the fore by | settling down to strike out Zealand |and Hart and force Beckstead to ground out, third to first. The Merchants bounced back for three runs in their half when Kel- lar completed his perfect night by singling to left field and stealing second. MacDonad then doubled to |left, scoring Kellar, G. Ward was hit by the pitcher, putting men on first and second. Stroz then doubled to left, scoring two runs, B. Ward | grounded out, second to first, with | Stroz going to third. Stroz was out, trying to steal home. Turansky then tripled to center field, but was left on base when Neal grounded out, third to first, to end the inning. After a consultation between team managets and the umpires, the game was called dn account of darkness at the end of six innings. Individual stars were: Cobourg's Beckstead who had two for four and Hogan, one for three. For Whitby, Kellar's perfect four for four, MacDonald's three for four and Neal's two for three and also for his hurling efforts. The Merchants' next scheduled game is not until Monday, July 9, | when Lindsay Merchants will be , the visiting club, i Cobourg . | Beckstead, 3b ... McIvor, 2b Lingard, 1b . Hogan, ss , Wilcox, 1f Arnden, cf Shorey, ¢ | Zealand, rf Campbell, p ...e.. | T. Campbell, If ....c000 !B. Hart, p & = = Cli CA CE REN TREN Hwooocogpooroom Whitby" Zinser, 3b Yuill, 2b Kellar, 1b . MacDonald, 88 sees.. G. Ward, ¢ ... | Stroz, cf |B. Ward, If ...... | Turansky, rf Neal, p -- = HEHHO HHO NO-ENOOOHOOOOOoO seen. - ht Hon woNOoOwkoS Mu~moco~ocoomoMuocoooooo HN 001 010-- 2 35 004 313--11 13 4 Campbell; B. Hart (5) and Shorey; G. Neal and G. Ward, Umpires: Cane (Cobourg) and | Barnes (Oshawa). LAST CALL FOR A Dinner Tre BUY YOUR SUPPLY | WHILE IT LASTS! HOUSEWIVES EVERYWHERE are stocking up with my finest --a finer dinner treat. the best, © 0 0 0 0 oo ©0 oo o \ N Del Maiz Brand Cream Style Corn. They're finding that the few extra cents they pay gives them higher quality Be sure that you get your supply of Del Maiz Brand Cream Style Corn now -- while it lasts. Serve it! You'll quickly agree that it pays to buy A GREEN GIANT PRODUCT DEL MAIZ Grown in Essex County, the Sun Parlour of Canade, Fine Foods of Canoda Limited, Tecumseh, Ont. © © 0 © 06 0 0 0 © © CREAM STYLE Y vyAlldv THERE OUGHT TO BE A LAW © MCLURE NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE 6-25 BOONVILLE , MO. By Al Fagaly and Harry Shorten Many Visitors At Home In Tyrone Area 'MRS. W. RAHM Correspondent Tyrope--Mr. and Mrs. T. Tabb strong, Bethany. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Murdoch, Base Line and Mrs. W. Russell, Lindsay, visited Mr. and Mrs. Mur- ray Tabb. Mr. and Mrs, E. A. Virtue and John, and Mr. W. Hambly visited Mrs Elva Beckett, Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Down and family; Ebenezer, Mrs. M. Cann, Retta, and Joan, and Bertha Cob- ville, Bowmanville, visited Mr. and Mrs. Neil Yellowlees. Mr, and Mrs, Ken Hardy, and Jerry, Mr, and Mrs. Earl Prescott, called on Mr. Roy Prescott, Bow- manville on Sunday. Douglas Miller, Haliburton, spent the week end with his grandmother, Mrs. W. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. D. Alldread, Bow- manville, visited Mr. and Mrs. George Alldread, Mr. and Mrs. A. Harvey and Margaret Chamberlain, Tyrone, and Mr. and Mrs, J. Infantine and Philip, Bowmanville, visited Mr. and Mrs. R. Hodgson. . Visitors at the Coioary home were Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wismer, and Frank, Islington; Mr, John Wismer, and Jack, Toronto; Mr, and Mrs, L. McKnight, Mr, and Mrs. W. Bas- sett, and Mrs. A. AndPews, New- market; Mr, George Sears, New Torento; Mr. and Mrs. 'J. Colbary, and Mr, and Mrs. A. Ryland, Brooklin, . Rev, and Mrs. D. Lute attended the wedding of Miss Joyce Side- 'bottom to Mr. William Snarr of Toronto, on Wednesday evening at Cosburn Ave. United Church, with 'Mrs. Lute and children Tre- maining with Mrs. J. Lute and Mrs. Rhoda Frape. Guests at J. A. Rosevear home on Sunday were Mr. I. W. Larmer, Mr. and Mrs, 'G. Larmer, and Pat, Mrs. Keith Larmar and family, Millbrook; Mrs. H. Seaton, Peter- borough; Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Jones, Toronto. Mrs. George White and children, Bowmanville, has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. Hoar, Mr. and Mrs. Will Jewell were tea guests Sunday evening of Mr. and Mrs. James Grant, Bowman- ville. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Broomer and family, Concord and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Munday and Donald, visited Mr. and Mrs, J. Broome. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Mountjoy, Kedron, visited Mr." and Mis. W. Jewell and Mr. Sid Jewell. Mr. and Mrs. Aldin Hoar spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs, J. W. McMahon, Toronto. / Mr. and Mrs. Hills and Miss Bessie Hills attended the nurses' graduation exercises at Peterbor- ough Hospital when their neice, Miss Stella Wilkinson, received her certificate. Misses Velma Taylor and Kath- leen Yeo are spending the summer at Port Carling. 5 Miss Margaret Morley, 'Toronto, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, J. Mor- ley, returned from England last week and spent a couple of days with her parents. Mr. Walter Kronquist, RCAF, Trenton, and Mr. and Mrs, O. Beck- ' r+ Arvilla, spent the week- end with Mr, 'Elmer Thompson, . , anu awended the wed- ding of their sen Dawson, to Miss Muriel Fawcet, Meaford, Congratulations to the happy couple. Mr. and Mrs. Beckett, Columbus, visited Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Alldread. Members of Club 49 met at the home of Mrs. O. Beckett, Monday evening, and presented Mrs. J. Morley with a china cup and saucer before leaving for her new home near Newcastle. All are sorry to loose Mr. and Mrs. J. Morley from the village. The LOL service is being held here at Tyrone United Church, Sunday morning, when Rev. D. Lute will speak at 11 am. with Long Sault choir assisting. Mrs, V. Millson, Toronto, visited Mr, and Mrs. Leon Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Garnet McCoy, Bowmanville, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Oliver and family, Fenelon Falls and Mr. Percy McCoy, Ajax, visited Mr. and Mrs.' 8. McCoy. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Park, Cecile and Douglas, were tea guests Sun- day evening with Mr. and Mrs. A. Coverley, Bowmanville. Messrs. Trewin Scott, K. Colbary, and Art Young, attended the Grand Lodge for Oddfellows at the Royal York, Toronto, last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gibbs, and Michael, motored to Ottawa on Sunday, with Miss Kathleen Mort- lock, returning home with them after visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Down, and family, Lakefield, s=cn* the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Vir- tue and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Moore. S O¥DiIW visfted with Mr. and Mrs. W. Arm= | Mr. W. C. Sleman, Toronto, Mr, Charle' Oxley, Welland, visited Mr. and Mrs, Trewin Scott, with Mrs. A. B. Edwards returning home with them. 3 Mr, and Mrs. B. Peeley spent M. McCuish, Cookstown, and at- tended the Inisfil Centennial. We welcome Mr, and Mrs. Walter Yacobsen, and daughter, Denmark. At present they are with her brother, Mr, and Mrs, H. Kohn, Mr. Harold Skinner returned home last week from Ormstown were he attended the Lachu Spring - Fair, Quebec. . Promotions (Continued from Page 4) (Latin); Fallow, Sheila; Gallogley, Sheila; Goodwin, Ann; Goodwin, David; Halliday, Joyce (Physics); Harlow, Marget; Harris, Lois; Her- on, Kenneth; Hewson, Clarence; Hicks, Marie; Jermyn, James; Ka- puscinski, Mildred; Lee, Iva; Lint ner, Mary; Lunney, Carol; Lynde, Shirley (Algebra); MacDonald, Al- lan; McLeish, Fay; Mendyk, Ted- dy; Minaker, Glenna; Moore, Ken- neth (History, Algebra); Marjorie (English, French); Pat- terson, Laurie; Pugh, Gladys; Ran- dall, Kenneth; Scarlett, Albert; Scott, Lloyd; Smith, Jacqueline; Stevens, Shirley; Sutherland, James (Algebra, Physics); Teravainen, Eglen (Algebra); Tucker, Joyce; Waude, Naida (Physics); West, Colip (Commercial); Wilson, Don- ald. FROM GRADE XII TO GRADE XIII Archibald, Robert; Bloye, Ann; Borchuk, George; Bush, David; Cormack, John; Crawford, Donald; Davis, Mary; Doner, JoAnne; Fal- laise, Joan; [Fallaise, Murray (French); Hamer, Helen; Jones, Marvin; Knips, Barbara; Moor- house, John (French); O'Connor, Terence (Latin); Ormiston, Helen (Chemistry and Physics); Pratt, Dianne; Robertson, Arthur; Ron- ald, Sonya; 'Schmidke, Gordon; Thomson, Elizabeth; Ward, Alan; Ward, Robert (English); Watson, Jean; Wilkinson, Jack; Willett, Anne; Willis, Douglas (Latin, French). SPECIAL COMMERCIAL DIPLOMA Belyea, Jacqueline; Bibeau, Ray- mond; Brinning, Joan; Harris, Joan; Heron, Doris; Lyons, Law- rence; Moss, Jean; Slessor, Marsh- all; Tucker, Shirley. The following students not en- rolled in Grade XII have obtain- ed standing in Grade XII subjects listed after their names: Brooks, Kenneth (Eeglish); Gledhill, Cath- erine (English); Hodgins, Alan (English, French); Rea, David (English). The final standing in House Potae shows the Golds winning by New Minister Being Inducted At Greenbank Greenbank--The induction of the new pastor, Rev. Roscoe Chapin, B.A, will take place in Greenbank United Church on Friday evening June 29. Rev Mr. Rackham of Ma- nilla and Rev. Mr. Reid of Seabright v1] pa3i~t with the service and Rev. Mr. Pelly of Sunderland will preach the induction sermon. A cordial Nelgome to attend is extended to The Fidelis Sunday School class held a business and social get-to- gether last Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Gordon Ward. After the business of the class was dis- cussed games and contests and a dainty lunch concluded thé meeting. Several in this community are mumps epidemic. Mrs, John Cqok and Mrs. Harold Bayliss are at gain5,10,151bs. , men, who never could gain be- fore, are now. proud of shapely, heslthy-looking They {fDi the week end with Mr. and Mrs. | Newton, |* still suffering from the recent Skinnymen, women present confined to their homes because of it. Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Foster are in Charlottetown, PEI. at present on their Maritime motor trip. Mrs. Janick of this community underwent & successful operation in a Toronto Hospital last week. The Young People's Society held a farewell party for Jack Kippen in the Community Hall on Friday evening. A fountain pen was pre- sented as a gift and a happy soc- ial evening was spent. The anniversary services of Greenbank United: Church were held on Sunday last. Rev. Harold Parr of Glebe Road United Church Toronto, was guest speaker and delivered two very fine sermons. Special music was rendered by Greenwood choir. Mr. Hugh Leask of Toronto, vis- ited relatives here today (Tues- day). Mr. James Lee met with an acci- dent while passing through Sun- derland. A car driven by a resident there suddenly darted from a side street on to the hway coming in collision with Mr, Lee whose car was severely damaged, he himself escaping with minor injuries. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. McCormack of Sudbury is visiting a few days with her sister, Mrs. Robert Leask while Mr. McCormack is attending the municipal! convention being held at Cedar Lodge, Balsam Lake. Miss Edna Walker has taken a& position with the Robert Simpson Company in Oshawa. . The Women's Association of Greenbank United Church met on Tuesday afternoon in the church auditorium, Mrs. Scott brought a group from Oshawa, and led the devotional exercises. Rev 8S. C. H. Atkinson gave a fine address on "Is Life a Challenge or a Problem to You--Do You Meet Living on tip- toe or Down at the Heels?" A large crowd enjoyed the misical num- | dames Lander and Perry. 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