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Records of Field and Track Events in Northern Ontario Secondary Schools Meets The annual Track and Field Meet of | 1939â€"53" the Northern Ontario District of the} 880 Yardsâ€"Burnett, Timmins, 1989â€" Besondary Schools will be held at the '2 16" Hollinger Park, Timmins, on Saturday| Relayâ€"Timmins: Bandiera, Chaplik, of this week, June 8th, at 1 p.m. sharp. | Lucciantonio, 1938â€"1‘ 44 4â€"5" This year a small charge is to be made for the event as it is war time. The entire proceeds are toâ€" go to the Red Cross. . The following are the records of the NOSS.A. Field and Track Meet:â€" senior Boys 100 Yardsâ€"Hornby, Timmins, 10 3â€"5" 880 Yardsâ€"Carlson, Haileybury, 1839 100 _ Yardsâ€"Luceiantonio, â€" Timmins. â€"2‘ 10 1â€"5" 1986â€"11 2â€"5" Mileâ€"Doal, Haileybury, 1939â€"5° 10"; 220 Yardsâ€"Scully, Cobalt, 19388 â€" Hurdlesâ€"Murray, â€" Kirkland Lake,} 27 1â€"5" 19398â€"17 3â€"5" > _ Relayâ€"Timmins: Bandiera, Durkin, Relayâ€"Haileyury : McDonougm E.. Samborski, Paolini, 1937â€"50" McDonough, I., Smith, Gillies, 193'7-â€"] Hurdlesâ€"Ormston, Timmins, 1939â€" 3° 55 2â€"5" 11 3â€"3" o Brcad Jumpâ€"Kostuik, Cobalt, 1936; Broad Jumpâ€"Telkinnen, Timmins, â€"20‘ 9" | 1938â€"16‘ 10 1â€"2" Municipalities competing will. be Timmins, New Liskeard, Kirkland Lake, Cobalt and Haileybury. 440 Yardsâ€"Greenwood, New Lisâ€" Keard, 1936â€"54" Hop, Step and Jumpâ€"Lake, Timmins, 1938â€"41‘ 4 1â€"2" Shot â€"Putâ€"Aldo, ‘Cobalt, 1938 . â€" 43‘ 4 1â€"4" Pole Vaultâ€"Mackinnon, Cobalt, 1936 â€"â€"10‘ "[" as 1936. Pive events will be held for girls. One record, the open high jumip, is held by a Timmins girl. Last year was the first time girls‘ events were held in connection with the meet. In order to be elegible for competition a studegnt must have a scholastic standâ€" ing of at least fifty per cent in his studies. Timmins Students Holders of Many of the Records in the Past Four Years. NOQ.S.S.A. Track and Field Meet to be Held at Hollinger Park, Timmins on Saturday, June 8th, at 1.00 p.m. High Jumpâ€"McDonough, E., Haileyâ€" bury, 1987â€"5‘ 7 1â€"2" ) (_ [E Intermediate Boys 109 Yardsâ€"Humphreys, Haileybury 1939â€"11" 220 Yardsâ€"Humphreys, Haileybury 1939 Cm Saturday afternoon, on the Holâ€" linger athletic fiel:; approximately 150 track and field athetes from Northern Ontario will compete in the annual field meet for District 13. Athletes from Timmins youths last year won sevenâ€" teen first prizes, fourteen seconds and eight thirds to take the title. There are thirtyâ€"two boys‘ events to be run off. In fourteen of these, records are held by Timmins boys. Some of the records were established as far back all secondary schools north of ‘but not including North Bay, will compete for sehool and individual championships. It has been customary to hold the event in New Liskeard, but in view of the fact that Timmins won the meéet for the last three years, it was decided to bring it to this town this season. One Hundred and Fifty Athletes from Northern Ontario Secondary Schools Meet Here. Tintmins High and Vocational Has Won Championship for the Last Three Years. Event in Hollinger Park. DISTRICT TRACK, FIELD MEET on SATURDAY 150 Student Athletes From Northern School Meet Here TAHURSDAY JUNE STH, 1940 220 Yardsâ€"MHornby, Timmins, 1938â€" 440 Yardsâ€"â€"Roman, Kirkland Lake The Abitibi Gaolf Club mainâ€" taining a first class Golf Club at Iroquois Falls, located convenâ€" iently to the hotel and centre of town, can accommodate a lhimiâ€" ted number of outâ€"ofâ€"town ainemâ€" bers. QOutâ€"ofâ€"town membership dues with full playing privileges $10.00 per season. Communicate with A. R. Armstrong, Secretary, P. 0. Box No, 65 TIroquois Palls. H#E BEST Broad Jumpâ€"Orland, Timmins, 1937 â€"18‘ 7" Relayâ€"Timmins: Bandiera, Chaplik, Lucciantonio, Vacchinc, 1938â€"1‘ 44 4â€"5" Hurdlesâ€"Vacchino, Timmins, 193989â€" Hop, Step and Jumpâ€"Telkinnen, Timmins, 1939,â€"38‘ 4" Shot Putâ€"Bandiera, Timmins, 1939â€" 48‘ 4 3â€"4" (Ontario Record) Junior Boys 1C0 _ Yardsâ€"Luceiantonio, Timmins 1986â€"11 2â€"5" 2209 Yardsâ€"Scully, Cobalt, 1938 â€" 27 1â€"5" Relayâ€"Timmins: Bandiera, Durkin Shot Put, Bandiera, Timmins, 1937â€" 140‘ 1‘ Season‘s Golf Events Try The Advance Want Advertisements Pole Vaultâ€"Scully, Cobalt, â€" 1938â€" 8‘ 5 7â€"10" 100 Yards (open)â€"Stewart, New Lisâ€" keard â€"13" Broad â€" Jumpâ€"Gemmill, Kirkland Lakeâ€" 13‘ 10" Jump ( under 15)â€"Bazinet, COcobalttâ€"4‘ 3" Closing Eventâ€"Septemiber 28. Mixâ€" ed twoâ€"ball foursome followed by dinâ€" ner. Girls 75 Yards (under 15)â€"Hutson, Kirkâ€" land Lakeâ€"10 3â€"5" _ Members are ‘asked to sign entry lists for the above events and to watch theâ€" bulletin board at the club for anâ€" nouncements throughout the season. Field Dayâ€"July 1 at 930 a.m. Luncheon, mixed twoâ€"ball foursome, dinner. Lake Shieldâ€"First card before July 8 Golid Cup Trophyâ€"First round before August 12. Ringer Competition season. Fall Danceâ€"Date to be announced later. â€" TLabour Day Gam»sâ€"September 2 Mixed twoâ€"ball foursome followed by dinner at the chiwb. pl High Jump (epen) Spencer, Timâ€" minsâ€"4‘ 4" Pogsg Cup â€" Town versus Mine Matches to be arranged. Knox Cupâ€"Pirst round to be played before June 10. Montreal, June 5â€""T‘d travel this way all the time if I could," said Mrs. A. L. Powers of Lunenburg, NS., as she aâ€" lighted from a Transâ€"Canada Air Lines; plane at St. Hubert, Montreal‘s airport, after a flight from Halifax. She made connection with the T.C.A. plane at Moncton. This was Mrs. Powers first flight. She is 82. THIS IUNENBURG WOMAN HMHAS YOUNG IDEAS AT 82 High Jumpâ€"Baderski, Timmins, 1937 Pole Vaultâ€"Ferris, Haileybury, 1938 High Jumpâ€"Durkin, Timmins, 1937 Saturday â€"afternoons â€" Sweepstakes Throughout Yesterday‘s Ball ‘Game Postponed !Because of Raim South Porcupine Show Up Poorly In Season‘s First, Monday The weekâ€"end shocting of the Porâ€" cupine Rifle Club saw some very fine scores posted. The match of Thursday night was called off because of the inâ€" albility of the Timmins Club to have a team free from work. The boys were able to get in some extra practice and the results cof the two nights were exâ€" zellent. Ramsay, Kelly and Abrahams all scored possibles to lead the club. Several other good scores were posted. Tommy Harkness quailfied for his award while Don Ramsay qualâ€" ified for his first silver spoon, which required ten "possibles." The scores were as follows:â€" NY ECY 12e nc s LOOp on JMMMsSAY.: ................. ... 100 Feler Abrahnam 100 (CGpidliey ....~.............. .. . Magermat .00 ArCHh. Peéersov@lky ........................ * 96 A‘lbert Fisher, Jr. ... 99 Bily Ramsay â€".................."...........} ~ 08 SMATIIVATN®;...2:....2.. .. c Tom Harkness ... o s uo finxiph o0 Doug. Delahunt ............ on mmaaciy= Ob ol c e AMan * kess /. T EParl. Alkenbreckt ....................... {R: Next Friday the boys again are challenging their fathers to a match and hope to be more successful than last match. The fathers will need to do good shooting as the boys are really ‘mproving. Monday afternoon was the first time the South Porcupine ball club went on exhibition this year. The fans. naturâ€" ally were eager to see what it had in the way of strength. They sawâ€"and it wasn‘t much. The South Enders used three pitchâ€" ers, three catchers and two men each in three other field positions but they were Able to get only two hits for two runs as compared to ten hits for eleven runs for the Hollinger which opposed. The game was not exciting. Gower went in hurling for the South Porcuâ€" pine squad and he was knocked out of the box early in the fourth inning. Dominus went in and the Holinger squad completed a fourth inning which finally netted eight runs. Finally, in the eighth, it was deemed advisable to yvank Dominus and replace him with Pirie. The youthful, nearâ€"junior pitâ€" cher, made as good a j0b5 as anyone of the three. Used Three Pitchers, Three Catchers and Replaced Men in Three Other Positions and Managed to Get Only Two Hits for Two Runs as Compared to Hollinger‘s Ten Hits and Eleven Runs. Lawton Has Big Day With Three Hits and Two Runs For Five. After walking and stealing a base Scarlett was thrown out at third on a relay from the pitcher. In the big Hollinger fourth inning Lawton singled and Chase dowubled to start off. With a man on second and one on third Vic Copps pulled a costly boner with an overthrow to first on Rudel‘s smash. The error cost two runs and a man on base, Rudel, came in when Oltean smashed a triple to right field,. Oltean came in on a wild pitch. At this point Dominus was put in. He started off walking Savoie. Rodâ€" ney got on base on a fielder‘s choice, the same one in which Scarlett was caught, and Savcoie came in on Romuâ€" aldi‘s single. Rodney and Romualdi came home when Lawton tripled. Chase ended a big inning with a triple. Por the Hollinger Avery hurled right thrcough to the last of the eighth. Manager Vince Barton then put Yasinâ€" ~mmuck in to get the feel of the ball. It was, though, Avery‘s game all the way through. In South Porcupine‘s hald of the inâ€" ning Copps led off and was outed on a line drive to third. Ford got on base on an error at short stop. Wilson go! on base on a pitcher‘s error, and on the overthrow from pitcher to first Ford came home. Ross doubled to bring Wilson in. In the seventh inning Lawton singlâ€" ed and Chase walked and they both came in when Oltean hit a home run It was a long loorplm smash out tc centre field. Ramsay, Kelly and Abrahams Make Possibles at Shoot "That‘s for my little girl," he saiC as he came back to the Hollinger dugâ€" out to receive the congratulations O his team mates. Melntyre and Hollinger were to meet yesterday in the first ball game to be played within the confines of this munâ€" icipality but old Jupiter Pluvius took a hand in the proceedings. It rained most cfi the day and softened the turf on the Hollinger park, where the game was to be played. Although it was not actually raining at five o‘clock it was very threatening and so the game was pastponed. Exceptional Shooting in Weekly Shoot. 95 90 90 806 Senior ‘boys schedued to make the trip are: Black (Senier â€" champion here), Buckholz, Cowie, Mason, Mellâ€" way and Elliott. Intermediates going are Biggs, Flannigan, O‘Shaughnessy, Roman (Intermediate champion), Wesber, Boyd, F. Mavrinac, Doner, and Mortson. Junior entrants are: Howey (Junior champion), Duncan, Crosby, Herman, McGinnis, Martell and Moleski. Athletic .coaches Jerry Ryan and A@lph Thornton announced their resâ€" pective teams on Monday, and for the next tiwo days the members will enâ€" gage in a strenuous training campaign, tefore they taper off their schedule cn Thursday night. According to word received from the instructors, all of the athletes attendâ€" ing will take part in three events. Unâ€" der the rules of the meet they are alâ€" lowed to participate in three track or field events. The game was in no sense of the word gocd entertainment. South Porâ€" cupine probably has a ball club but no one would have known it from their Monday performance. Cordick, cof Labag, If . Kirkland Lake, June 5$â€"Approxiâ€" mately 30 local High and Vocational School athletes will carry the Maroon and White colors in the annual NOSSA. track and field event, scheâ€" d4uled for Timmins this coming Satâ€" urday afternoon. COPIpPsS, . s8. ... Tord; Wilson, 1b Delmonte, c . Kosick, rf ... Lewis, Jb ... Gower, p aâ€"Messette ... bâ€"Fummerton câ€"Bell ... â€"<........ eâ€"Bohnultz f{â€"Artindale gâ€"Dominus hâ€"Pirie ‘"M. W." had a little trouble finding the plate but when he did the catcher and ‘batter had trouble in finding the iball. After several unsuccessful atâ€" tempts, "Hotch" finally succeeded in clouting a ringing single into right field. Thirty Kirkland Athletes Compete Here on Saturday Totals 9th the 9th 4th 8ith 5th 4tl 8th Scarlett, If . Savoie, 1t ... Rodney, cof .. Romualdi,. 2b Lawton, rf Chase, 3b ... Rudel, ss OJitean, C :.;. Avery, p .. aâ€"Coockson . bâ€"MacDonald câ€"Yasinchuok With sleeves rolled and looking very much like Christy Mathewson in his heyâ€"day, M. ‘W. Sommerhayes, Presiâ€" tdent of the Wrightâ€"Hargreaves _ thleâ€" tic Association, took the mound for the first pitch of the season, At the plate was ‘Hotch" Motchkin, TB.L. Preâ€" sident, and on the receiving end of the pitching was R. L, Healy, Secretaryâ€" Treasurer of the mine Association. Kirkland Lake, June 5â€"The opening gGay ceremomes for the Temiskaming Baseball League were held at Harâ€" greaves Sport Field on Monday afterâ€" noon, prior to the game between Lake hore and Wrightâ€"HMargreaves. As usual officials of the League and the home club took part in the brief disâ€" -play. Totals T.B.L. and Mine Officials QOpen Kirkland Ball Season aâ€"replaced Rodney in the 8th; bâ€"reâ€" placed Oltean in the last of the 8th; câ€" replaced Avwery in the last of the 8th. Hollinger ... 001 400 300â€"11 10 2 Ssouth End ... 000 200 000Oâ€" 2 2 3 Summaryâ€"Earned â€" runsâ€"Romualdi, Lawton, 3, Chase, Oltean, 2; Home ~unsâ€"Oltean ; three base mitsâ€"Lawton, Oltean: two base hitsâ€"Savoie, Chase, Ross: first base on balls: off Gower, 5; off Avery, 2; struck out by: Avery, 4, Dominus, 2; left on bases: Hollinger, S5, south Porcupine, 2; wild‘ pitchesâ€" Plate Umpire, Franks; Base Umpire, Steve Karahan, :; sns‘ o0 ~B2: .0 _ "~AR â€" J â€"Messette batted for Labag in the bâ€"Fummgrton batted for Ford in 9th:; câ€"Bell replaced Wilson in the dâ€"»Ross replaced Delmonte in the eâ€"Schultz replaced Ross in the {â€"Artindale replaced Kosick in the gâ€"Dominus replaced Gower in the hâ€"Pirie replaced Dominus in the south Porcupine Hollinger Just before the game ended Scholes was injured in front of the penalty area. Examination disclosed a twistâ€" ed thigh muscleâ€"an injury which will keep him out of play for some time. Teck Township police this week started out proudly, and comfortably, in naw summer uniforms. The uniforms are of lightâ€"weight blue serge with new peak caps. The coats have open necks, the men wearing grey shirts of uniâ€" form tyipe. Toronto Telegram:â€"A man is the one who thinks he has a strong will and determination until he tries to quit smoking. Rodgers assisted again two minutes later. He set the stage for Don Bain who booted the winning goal between the uprights. From then on the Macâ€" men were never headed. They carried the play to the Hollinger squad which had a difficult time holding the count down to reasonable proportions. The teams:â€"Hollinger: McMorland, Williams, Scholes, Findlay, Parkins, Miller, Mearan, McClusker, Syme, Hanâ€" cock Welch. McIntyre: Mair, Davis, Boyd, Philâ€" lips, J. Lone, H. Lone, J. Rodgers, Dunâ€" stan, Bain, W. Roedgers. Official: Dick Mitchell. Jock Rodgers assisted on the thire counter. He made the play upon which Henry Lone counted. KIRKLAND LAKE POLICE HAVE NEW sUMMER UNIFORMS It has been a long, long time since Hollinger won a soccer game. Despite gallant efforts on their part on ‘Tuesâ€" day night, they failed to break the jinx which has dogged them for longer ‘than most of their fans care to recall. First goal was scored by the Hollyites when: McClusker took a pass from the side and drilled one past Brockbank. It looked as though the squad from the big mine was going to pull itself out of the slough of despond by its bootâ€" straps but before the team could conâ€" sclidate its position the McIntyre launched an attack which ended fifty minutes later. By that time the final seore was four to oneâ€"in favour of the Redmen. Menry Lone and Rodgers combined effort for the goal which deadlocked the score. Lone got the goal on a short angle pass from Rodgers. Bain scored the final tally with less than a minute to play. Hollinger Jinx Holds Against Mceintyre Tuesday Redmen â€" Take _ Hollinger Squad Into Camp 4 to 1. Y J HEN the bug to own a new McLaughlinâ€"Buick bites you, you‘ll figure that this car must be looked at firstâ€"if yvou‘re goâ€" You‘ll try out that big straightâ€"eight engine that‘s electrically balanced after ing to have anyâ€" thing to go on in judging 1940 values. You‘ll realize it doesn‘t cost a cent to find out how one feels under your own hand and what the delivered prices are. So you‘ll walk in, please, to a Buick dealer and have a good look at that car that‘s showing the rest of ‘em what modern style is. MARSHALLâ€"ECCLESTONE LIMITED t "Chuck" Morton, who has beat Larry Dubeau, wants a chance at Gifford. Crosby has approached him to fight Dempsey, local boy, who has been beatâ€" en by Morton before, but Morton is proving a bit difficult to match,. The tall, coloured Toronto boy, Gifâ€" ford, whose dynamite left knocked Larry Dubeau out in their last appearâ€" ance here, will be on the card again. He has, â€"according to MelIntyre athletaic director Bob iCrosbhy, been slated to meet Stan Bailey, of Timmins. Local fans would like to see the coloured boy extended. Whether orâ€"not Bailey is able to do that remains to be seen. "Teops" Tollino and Jimmy Webster will meet on the semiâ€"final «pot. Tolâ€" lino lost to the South African master boxer when last they met and has been since wanting a chance for a return Len Wadsworth, Canadian middleâ€" weight titlist, will risk his crown here on Tuesday, June 25, at the McelIntyre Arena when he meets Bddie Giard, a fast coloured boy who fought him to Wadsworth and Eddie Gard Meet at Arena on June 25th Showrooms: 7 Third Avenue Fought to Draw in Buffalo Recently. Will be the First Appearance Here for W adsworth Since He Knocked out Frankie Genovese. Tollino and Jimmy Webster Meet m Semiâ€"Final Bout. Gifford, Bailey, Morton and Neable to be on Card. Wednesday 75c per couple WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY from 10 p.m. To the Music of Henry Kelneck and His Orchestr: ADMISSION EVERY AFTERNOONâ€"2 p.m. till 4 p.m. RIVERSIDE PAVILION EVERY EVENINGâ€"S8 p.m. till 10 p.m. Roller Skating assembly for smoothness to match a wrist watch‘s works. You‘ll find out how those big soft coil springs smooth out that rough stretch down the street. And you‘ll find that Buick‘s low deliâ€" vered prices are often only few dimes more a day than on cars in the lowestâ€" price classâ€"so why hesitate or haggle? When the bug bites you, get the factsâ€" and vou‘ll get a Buick and be happy! Dancing ADMISSTIONâ€"25¢ WY ADMISSILONâ€"35¢ Our Sales are Swel)â€" St. John Telegraph:â€"A manufactur« er of weod hoops says he is losing money every week owing to foreign competition. â€" Tt is a disturbing thought that it does not even pay to make ends meet nowadays. "Tarmer‘" Negdble will be on the next card but who he will fight is not yet known. A Toronto or outside fighter will be obtained for him. Morning Afternoon Evenings AVCO AMHMAMH DNLLVMS MHTTOM McINTYRE COMMUNITY BUILDING Saturday $1.00 per couple Timmins 9,30 a.m.â€"11.30 a.m. 2.00 p.m.â€" 4.00 p.m. 8.15 p.m,. â€" 10.15 p.m. PACTE