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THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Wednesday, March 28, 1956 17 B.F. Goodrich | ining quite an active year, with a held at different elubg through.! NO MORE MESSAGES |1sland legislature, A house-painter| | variety of novelty and field out Ontario, which are a lot of CHARLOTTETOWN (CP)--After by trade, he became chief mes-| | rounds. fun for these participating. The 21 years' service Joseph Living- senge during the regime of Pre- |" There will be a shoot for prizes, first one this season is being held stone, 70, has resigned as chief mier Thane A. Campbell, now | once a month, among members of | at Hamilton by the King's Foust messenger of the Prince Edward chief PE 1} {our own club, plus the Club Cham-| Archers. | pinship which is held at the end For anyone interested in Archery, "11 of the season. please contact Don Kirby -- PH. There are also invitations shoots'5-5259 or Art Kitchen--PH. 5-039. A SPORT JACKET JUST LIKE DAD'S! Johnston's are very proud k of this season's sports i : A jackets for boys. Po Wh Wb wy THREE IN CANADIENS' WEEK-END SWEEP IN NEW YORK York. From left are Bert Olm- | Claude Provost, who tallied once. stead and Jean Beliveau, who |Candiens eliminated New York by each scored four goals in Habs' | defeating them last night at Mont- ---8t012 years -- 3-1 and 5-3 triumphs, and rookie 'real. | ' 'Oshawa's Woodland Field Archers Club Baseball Player Trades Y Plan Active Season or 13.99 / al embers of the club held their Lp, Wt ro . ft WEEK-END SPECIAL Sometimes Haunt Makers | it ana ue ; SET OF 4 Size 670 x 15 9.80 ey . By THE ASSOCIATED*PRESS continued to con- new officers for the coming year Th 8 Progaéss Baany PRICED AT ONLY a Sprig. exhibition games dose wh is ba the Wie Sox gn be, {uss plans For the (AY | SET OF 4 Size 600 x 16 5.80 WEEKEND SPECIAL I i ace ft snnants, . ji : count in the race for penna Doby rapped home the first Chi-) The new officers elected were: (And Your Old Tires) but they sure can be tough on cago run with a triple and added president, Dave Livingstone; vice- EASY BUDGET TERMS general managers waiting for the 2 a mpiodings J 4 : of Frank. 8 single to boost his average to president, Jack Penfound; sec.- rr results of winter trades. Ask Frank '4g treasurer, Dot Kitchen; tourna- % JOHNSTON E Goodrich = . { o 453 SIMCOE ST. S. RA 5-4543 Tailored by the finest boys' wear house in Can- ada, you will marvel ot their fit, quality and val- ue. Heroes of Montreal's twin week-end victories against New York Rangers, this trio relaxes in their dressing-room in New oD /, | Lane's departure, as general manager of St. Louis york Yankees in last fall's world Art Kitchen: refreshment chair- Cardinals after gaining fame garies, and clobbered the Bronx man, Joe Brackerow, and senior with his bartering business for! pompers 15-7 after losing the first director, Bob Galpin. Chicago White Sox--backfired right {wo games of thgir spring series » are happy to welcome sever- Off the bat, : Jackie Robiason unloaded a |; pew members to the club this Lane was aware of pitching fail three-run homer, vear and would like to see a lot ures when he took over and so TAGGED FOR FOUR Te he sent Brooks Lawrence, bothered, Milwaukee's Braves saw their With the season's shooting start- by an ulcer and a high earned run Ray Crone tagged for four runs in . . .¢ op course at Raglan within average, to Cincinnati for Jackie three innings as the Pittsburgh 2 © = 3 rooka. vn on, Collum, a Card of the pre-Lane| Pirates won 16-9. Dale Long drove the Ls xt two weeks, we are plan era. in five Bue runs with a double, Lave, | Brooklyn Dodgers followed the ment chairman, Don Kirby; mem- The first trade Lane put together pattern they set in trimming New bership and publicity chairman, (OSHAWA) LTD. 8 SIMCOE ST. N. Phone RA 5-4511 MEN'S WEAR 10 KING ST. W. | OPEN THURSDAY UNTIL 9 P.M. CLOSED GOOD' FRIDAY | So what happens? Lawrence ran into his old mates for tre first time Monday, giving up 10 hits and three walks, but snapping off their six-game winning streak 3-1. Collum, by the way, has appeared in three games for the Cards so far--for a 0-1 record COSTLY ERROR A bases-loaded, two-out error by Card shortstop Alex Grammas-- muffing Lawrence's tap--sent two Redleg runs across in the seventh. It might also be noted that Larry Doby, acquired from Cleveland for Chico Carrasquel in a winter deal executed by Chuck Comiskey after KITCHENER (CP) -- Baseball may take its cue from football and hockey to enter a combined Kitchener - Waterloo team in the Se Intercounty Baseball League, it was reported Monday night. Otficals of the old Waterloo Ti- gers and Kitchener Panthers will meet here tonight to discuss the Lacrosse Fever Strikes Brooklin As signs of spring move in on us, in many centres the spirit of "gut and twine" wells up in the hearts of the die-hard adherents of Canada's National game, la- crosse. Likewise in Brooklin, bas- tion of lacrosse for this district for many years, the topic of thought and conversation Is la- crosse. It is with a heavy heart the la- crosse players and supporters look towards the late spring which has not vet set in, as this will mean delay in the conditioning of the Arena floor and a further wait for the boys that are anxious to get going with their sticks. But plans are being laid and it will not be long before the teams will be underway Lacrosse and Brooklin have been associated for many years. Brook lin can look with pride on its record of the fine lacrosse teams it has produced. In the past five years the town has seen four fin- alist teams and of these, two championship teams. This year is expected to be one of the best years yet for the Dodgers with a comparatively young club, which should come up. with many fast, exciting games for their fans. nings Kitchener-Waterloo Ball Men | May Combine For One Team triple and homer among Pitts- sons ago, arranged the meeting. burgh's 17 hits He said it was time the two Del Ennis walloped a grand-slam teams combined forces along the homer in a five-run fifth that gave lines which have proven success- Philadelphia Phillies a 6-2 .de ful for two hockey teams--Kitch- cision over Detroit Tigers, who ener-Waterloo Dutchmen in the have won only four of 16 spring Ontario Hockey Association Senior exhibitions A League and Canucks 'in the Johnny Antonelli allowed only OHA Junior A League--and Dutch- four hits while going seven innings men of the Ontario Rugby Foot- for the first time this season as ball Union. New York Giants poured it on Panthers operated m the Inter- Baltimore 14-1, county League last season but Chicago Cubs dumped Cleveland Tigers dropped out. They have Indians 9-5 with 'Warren Hacker been contemplating entry in the pitching shutout ball for six in- league again this year, Goman said Monday the deal by George King ---- of Toronto to buy the Kitchener | franchise has not been completed. Although Waterloo has made an | entry it would not operate individ- | ually- | King offered to buy the Panther | franchise from Kitchener Legion : | after last season. Legion president] feasibility of amalgamating for the Harold Gellatly said the idea of a 1956 season. combined team has merit and he| Ernie Goman, who managed the thought the legion would be will- Tigers when they were in tHe In- ing to talk it over, since the de: tercounty League a couple of sea- with King has not been Sompleted | MOTOROLA CAR RADIOS ALL STAR SELECTIONS s5Q xtra ® Chevrolet o Dodge eo Plymouth eo Pontioc ® Oldsmobiles ® Mercury e Monarch e Meteor eo Buick eo Ford o Volkswagen .00 DOWN 2.50 Weekly MODEL ILLUSTRATED 555 -- 79.9% B. F. Goodrich Store | (07.9 L1 Jl D4 10] B34 Cat-Tex soles outwear leather by far... they're light, flexible, waterproof, too, Cat's Paw rub- ber heels add "9 lives" of non-slip safety and comfort. Together, they're unbeatable for value « +. On all the family's shoes! AT ALL FINE SHOE REPAIRERS Cat's Paw - Holtite Rubber Co., Lid., Drummondville, Que. 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