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It was at this point that the Holâ€" linger board of strategy went into acâ€" tion. Oltean was batting and with the McIntyre infield playing batck on the grass, a squeeze play was called. With the next pittch Romualdi sped from third like a deer. Oltsan met the ball and the sphere hit the front of the plate ard bounced high in the air in frort of Zampell. By the tim» the ball got back into play th> 1un was in and Oltsan was safr at first. On the next ball he mad> a prrfect steal to second and on Lawton‘s screamâ€" ing double into centre field. Baker dropped Knight‘s fly into left but Dorey struck out and Scearlett skied out . It was an error by Prout, third baseman, that started on the road to th>ir twoâ€"ru The game was a battle between two lefthanders, Zampell for MciIntyre, and Dorey for Holling>r. Darey pitched superb ba‘ll, striking out five and allowâ€" ing the same number of hits. Zampell whiffcd seven but was nicked for eight safetioes. It was the thir Solomon‘s pets | Despite the f: total of eight ¢ the two tâ€"ams, Combining two hits arl an @rror with a sparkling squeeze play to secore two runs in the sixth inning, HMAlingâ€" er defeated last year‘s champion Mcâ€" Intyre team in a senior Temiskaming Baseba‘l League gam>» at Timmins ball park last night by tly count of 2â€"1. It was the third straight loss for Ike Solomon‘s pets in as many starts. Losers Drop Third Straight Since T. B. L. Season Opened Game is Featured by Sensational Fielding Despite Eight Errors Recorded. Misplay by Mceintyre Third Baseâ€" man, Smart Squeeze Play and Two Hits Wins Game for Hollinger in Sixth Inning. DOREY PITCHES HOLLINGER TO 2â€"1 WIN OVER McINTYRE TIMMINS GARAGE CO. LTD. â€"â€"One of the best buys on the lot, a samcrifice at â€"In â€" excellent â€" condition throughout. . To go at This is truiy a smart car, has very low milage and a real buy. * â€"â€"Thoroughly reâ€"conditioned. Good tires and paint. â€"An unusual value for such a modern coupe. _ Fhis one is in perfect shape and priced very low. 1 Fourth Ave. ‘36 CHEVROLET SEDAN ‘34 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN 37 FORD COUPE i ivided between s were troated asational fieldâ€" Timmins In the same inning er first sacked, glued Despite the fact that his lone error was costly, Prout did a nice job at the hot corner for the Macs and the way he speared Dean Ford‘s hot liner in the fourth inning, was a fielding masâ€" terpiece. The game was studdsed with fieldâ€" ing features. In the first inning Olâ€" made a perfect peg to second to nip Cybulski off the bag and in the fifth he got another big hand when he ran far back of the plate to gather in a foul fly from the same player. In addition, his part in Hollinger‘s first ilun on a squeeze play was well eniginâ€" eem:1d, and the crowd was not slow to respond. Jake Qunin, at second base for Mcâ€" Intyre, had four assists and two putâ€" outs, one of which was of the big time variety. when he scooped up Dorey‘s daisy cutter in the third inning. wWith on and CYVyDuUISKI popped a foul that the Hollinger backâ€" stcp smothered to end the attack. After taking ths lead in the sixth, Hcllinger really clamped down and in the last three innings, McIntyre woare able to get only three men on base, two of them died at first. Prout doubled m the seventh with two out, but the next batter was gobbled up on a high fly to Searlett in centre. Oltean the bat swinging d>partâ€" to cenire t done. singled and went to se drew a pass, Prout fli2d Hann brought the far with a line single into Surderland, Cook bein: With mssn on first anc MclIntyre go fifth. With ol We don‘t have to guarantee our BUY YOUR USED CAR FROM DEPENDABLE USED CAR DEALERS ‘ goG, tm2ir 1lOtr h one man out i went to secon OT â€"Recently overhauled. A real bargain. Phone 800 Lawton, Hollingâ€" om to a drive by d 0 3 to their feet centre to secore held at third. third Cybulski ‘3l Studebaker Sedan â€"The only thing wrong with this car is the price. See this one early. To go at r un in the it, Sunderiand nd when Cook ut but Normie ‘30 FORD COACH IF A MAN FOOLS YOU ONCE : sSHAME OQON HIM : IF HE FOOLS YOU TWICE : sHAME ON YOU: no balance used cars. Take a ride and you decide Dean Ford, at second base for Holâ€" linger, can cover a mile of ground and contributed two scintillatinsg running catches on drives by Gilbert and Quinn n the fcourth and sixth innings, reâ€" spectively. The ons in the fourth was a lifeâ€"saver for Hollinger. Two were cut and the Macs had men camped on both second and third at the time. Gilbert, in centrn> field for McIntyre, had a perfect day, in the outfiscld and Ncrmiz Hann with one hand that would have been easily good for two bases. Joe Louis, dusky Brown Bomber of Detroit, who will: defend his world‘s heavyweight crown against Max Schmeling, of Germany next Wednesday â€"night in New York. While opinions are divided as to the outcome of the battle, former chamâ€" pion Jim Braddock is picking the negro to take the German. The Champion â€"In perfect shape throughout. A real buy for someone. â€"A 1934 model, and has just been reâ€"painted. Ssouth Porcupine â€"Don‘t overlook this buy, there are many good miles in it yet. We Have other cars in stock priced from $50.00 up. In cowr hamxiled five hard chances without a ; miss. In the last half of the fifth he | srafficd a long drive into dsep centre | that would have gone for at least a triple if he hadn‘t made a razing catch ! of the spheroid. j Scarlett, in centre for the Hully‘ wasn‘t kept as busy as his contemporâ€" ary but the two that came out to htm| from the bats of Hann and Prout werei the kind that give outfielders the creps. ’ We will finance any car listed here. _ With our G.M.A.C. Easy Payment New Liskeard Speaker: The doctor placed the thermometer in the flapâ€" per pafient‘s mouth. *‘"‘Thank you," she said, "haye you a match?" 2: by Dorey, 5, Cybulski, Baker, Quinn, Sunderland, Cook. Left on bases, Mcâ€" Intyre, 8; Hollinger, 10. First base on errcrs, Zampeli, Baker, Oltean, Darâ€" ragzh, Dorey, Romualdi, Knight. Tim» cf gams, one hour, 45 minutes. : McIntyre :.....;:...... 000 010 000â€"1 .. 000 002 0O0xâ€"2 Umpiresâ€"Frank Frawley and Stove Carnahan. Errors, McIntyre Q, Prout, Hann, 2, Baker, Cook; Hollinger, 3, Romualdi Knight, Dorey. Two base hits, Prout, Lawton. First on balls, off Zampell, 1, (Scarlrtt); off Dorsy, 2, (Cook, Cyâ€" buiski). Struck out, by Zamipell,, 7, (Scarh*tt, Cherevaty, 2, Ford, 2, Dorey, HMHann, ss. Cybulski, 1b Zamp>ll, p. Bak{r, If. Gilbent,. cof. Gluinn, 2h. Sunderland Cook, c. Romualdi, Darragh, r Oltsan, c. Lawton, l.b Knight, If. Dorey, p. Scarlett, cf. Cherevaty, 3b â€"A real value for the man who knows his car. This one has all the DeLuxe trimmings. an ut., 3b ‘37 Dodge DeLuxe Sedan Box Scoreâ€"Porcupine Easy Terms rf; SummaAry Hollinger F. LaForest St. Matthews Tuxis Grads Timmins United Tuxis Schumacher Finnish United YÂ¥ P 8. St. Matthews had little trouble beatâ€" ing Y.P.S. as they rolled up a 33â€"14 count in the seven innings. Tuxis turned in the surprise of the night when they trimmed Schumacher 12â€"8 in a torrid struggle that was headsâ€"up ball until the last ou.. Schumacher, last year‘s champions, were xpected to have a stronger team this year and few pecple expected to sre the "kids" pin back their ears. After having their rainsd out last Wedne Porcupine District League finally got : start Monday night 0 Y.P.Seteam, newcome the hosts of the St. while Tuxis entertain: St.fi Matthew‘s and Tuxis Grads are Tied for Leadâ€" ership of Local Loop. Mr. W. Morris has just returned from a visit to Montreal, and he is no socner in town again than hr is starting to boost lacrosse. Bill Morâ€" ris, who has kepi lacrosse to th> fromt in Tirtimins and district, thinks that there is no game that for interes}t, exâ€" ercise and thrill can equall the national sport, lacrosse. "It is thr» real Canaâ€" dian sport," he tcld The Advancs lasit week, "and Timmins should be in line with a tsam." For several seasons Bill organized a team in town for lacrosse and kept the sport to the front. He thinks it should particular apâ€" peal to energetic, sportâ€"loving Canaâ€" dians, and he is willing again to coach any lik8ly lads in the game. Anyone interested in lacrosse should get in touch will Morris. Church Softball League Under Way Again Planning to Have Lacrosse Here Any Interested in National Game Should See Bill Morris. entry Max Schmeling, pride of the land of Hitler, who will meet Joe Louis next Wednesdayvy night with the world‘s heavyweight boxing chamâ€" pionship as the stake. The Gerâ€" man surprised the fight world with his knockout victory over Louis in their previous appearance and not a few are calling Schmeling to reâ€" peat. The Challenger Chiurch â€" Softball away to good f this week. The rs this year, were Matthew‘s team d the Schumachâ€" follows: W L T FPcot L. 0 +0 * +1 00€ opening gam>s lay evening, the tirn»> the side. Gsorge McShane was sent in to reâ€" place Callery as the eighth inning got undrer way but the Porkies seemed to take kindly his offerings also. Lanag a bad throw to first. Long finally got his hand on the ball and made a bad throw to the plate in an attempt to catch Gilbert coming home, who had been signallsd in from third. Had the throw been on Schultz would have had the runner at the plate but as it hapâ€" pened two runs were scored on tne play started by Moreau‘s error at short. Cook, th»> next man up, popped out to Long at first to end the inning, leayâ€" ing McInytre in the lead 3â€"1. Long, Porcupine first baseman, hit a line triple into deep right field to open the "lucky seventh" and trotted home on Murray‘s single. Sckiultz was hit by a pitched ball and both men adâ€" vanced to second and third base, reâ€" spectively on a passed ball. Catarello, who had gone hitless in three preâ€" vious trips to the plate, smacked ons of Callery‘s®s slants for a single over the infield, Murray and Schultz scorâ€" ing to give the Miners a 4â€"3 lead. Dow!â€" ing then hit a fast drive to short righ* fiecld that Zampell gathered in and doubled Catarello off first base to reâ€" tin> the side. plete master of the situation. HMe struck out seven, and in eight out of nine innings was given airâ€"tight supâ€" port. In four innings not a Mclintyre player reached first base. The first thre innings went scoreâ€" less, each club getting one hit. With one out in the fourth inning, Labag drew a base on balls for Porcupine and went to second on a passed ball. Coo« dropped a third strike on *"*Skipper" Bean and made a bad peg to first, both runners being safe. Ab Morsau folâ€" lowed with a clean single to score Laâ€" bag, Bean pulling up at second. Both men moved up a base on Long‘s inâ€" field but Murray struck out, leaving the pair strandsd on the pathways. Cybulski started the McIntyre rally in the fourth with a single, only to be forced out at second by Prout‘s infield roller. Baker then struck out but Quinn got a free ticket on a base on balls, sending Prout to second. Gilbe:s connected for a single to score Prout and Quinn stopped at third. On the throw in Gilbert went to second. With the score tied, Moreau booted Caliâ€" ery‘s drive momentarily and then mads With Dominic Senese pitching fourâ€" hit balls, while his team mates colle:tâ€" ed a total of nine off the combin»d hurling of Fred Callery and George McShane, Porcupine Miners defeated Ik> Solomon‘s champion MclIntvyvre team for the second straight time this vear on Monday night by a score of Going into the seventh inning, Moâ€" Intyre were leading 3â€"1. They bunch- ed two hits, two errors, a base on balis and a fielder‘s choice in the fourth inning to score their entire total of runs. Callery, who had pitched nice ball for six innings got into difficulties in the seventh, and the Miners descended on his slants for three hits. A hit batsâ€" man and a passed ball that advanced two runners completed the picture to give Porcupine three runs and a 4â€"3 lead. McShane started the eighth and was belted for three hits and a base on balls that gave the Miners two more runs that practically clinched the verâ€" dict. Porcupine Win Second Game Straight From Mcinityre 6â€"3 The performance of Senese in the Porcupine box was the standout of the day. Working as smoothly as clockwork, he maintained a steady pace throughout and with the exception eof the fourth inning when the Miners‘ deâ€" feonce cracked momentarily, was comâ€" plete master of the situation. HMe struck out seven, and in eight out of nine innings was given airâ€"tight supâ€" port. In four innings not a Mclintyre player reached first base. The first thrse innings went scoresâ€" Winners Overcome 3â€"1 Lead with Rally in Seventh Inning and Add T‘wo Runs in Eighth Frame to Clinch Verdict. Riverside Pavilion DANCING Spend Gay Sutmmer Evenings DANCING EVERY WEDNESDAY AND * SATURDAY Three base hits, Zampell, Long. Two base hits, Hann, Labag. Struck out, by Senese, 7; by Callery, 6; by McShan», 1. Bases on balls, off Senese, 2; olf Callery, 1; off McShans, 1. Double plays, Labag to Catarello. Left on bases, Porcupine, 5, MceIntyre, 5. Passâ€" ed balls, Cook, 2. Errors, Cook, Hann, Moreau, 2, Long. f Porcupine ........... 000 100 320â€"6 McIntyre ... 000 300 000â€"3 Umpiresâ€"Lloyd _ Chambers,. Steve Carnahan. xâ€"Cook relioved McDonald inning. sâ€"McShane relieved .Caller; eighth. McDonald, _ Hann, ss. Aaampell, rf. Cybulski, 1b Prout, 3b. Baker, 1f. Quinn, 2b. Gilbert, cr. Callery, p. xâ€"Cook, c. sâ€"McShane, Catarello, 2 Dowling, 3b Labag, rf. Bean, 1{f. Moreau, ss. Long, 1h. Murray, cf. Schultz, c. Ssenese, p. The loss was a costly one for Mcâ€" Intyre, Joe McDonald star first string catcher, being forced out of the game with a broken finger on his right hand when he intercepted a foul tip off Schultz‘s bat, leadâ€"off man for Porâ€" cupine in the third inning. Box Scoreâ€"Poreupme AB R O Hâ€" Catarello, 2b *‘ 0 : Dowling,. 3b i‘ > 0 2 21 1 »sdA without either way started the f Bean singled . to fill the the pitcher‘s Bean with Moreau stopping at third. Lng and Moreau attempted.a dauble steal on the next ball pitched but the latter was trapped between first and home and run down for the first out Murray then struck out and Schultz popped a foul fly to the eatcher for the third out leaving Long anchored at second base. Nsither team able to score in the ninth and the contest »ndâ€" sad without the threat of any damacge to the: matchless muic of and his orchestra Couple T5¢ Extra Ladyv 10c Summary hits, Zampell, Long. 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