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Hollinger Team Edges the Fighting Mcintyre Team by Narrow Margin of One Run Two to One Victory Gives Hollinger Lead in Two Game League. Sun Made Day a Perfect Pitcher‘s Day. Each Club Uses Two Hurlers. MONDAY,. JUNEâ€"2ND, 1041 With the sun strzsaming make it a perfect pitcher‘ official opening of the Nor tion of the Temiskaming League got under way Fri noon when the Hollinger blasted their way to a 2â€"1 f{ighting McIntyre team. TF bail shown in the opening much beiter than the fans ¢ fair crowd was on hand | tussle. Mr. A. H. Wohlrab, assistant manâ€" ager of the Hollinger mins, threw the first ball to get the season Oofficiall*® under way. His first pitch to Maurice Williams, the catcher for the opening cereéemonies, was wide so he threw anâ€" other. His second pittch was right across the heart of the plate and Jim Doherty smashed out a hit to third base that Frank Chase fumbled badly. McIntyre‘s only run of the game came in the fifth inning when Mike Cherevaty got himself into a bad hole when he walked two men. Hollinger scored their pair of runs in the sixh inning when one base hit combined with four bad errors sent two runs across the plate. Each of the teams used two pilchers, Hollinger starting with Tennant and shoving in Cherevaty in the fourth and McIntyre siarting with Edwards and replacing him with lanky Bob 4 SEE OUR WILD AND DOMESTIC ANIMALS PERFORM Thrilling, Sensational New European Ride. 0 00000009 44604488 § 4 ALL SHOWS RIDES ... Tl wWin over 83 ie brand of dow Aame wWas pected. A see the B2 Children‘s Matinee Every Day J p.m,; to 7 p.m J | Churchill in the seventh First Inning First two men up for the first inning, Laplante First two men the first inning, struck out. Thay: Oltean‘s error al Tennant was pit was trapped off was trapped Oil thnte the side. Mike Karahan, fit up was hit by the pit to first ‘base. Cook. weak ball to the sh« to second to Cookson â€" was initial while Romualdi out. ‘Chase sla base and Web getting it away same play Cook and tried to ge but was trapps the side. Barton fiied out to se the Hollinger half of Lawton singled to left fiel was walked to place men sesond. McKay smashed ond base to get on first w was made on Oltean third on the pla thrown out, pitcher the side. Third Inning Pembroke and Schledewitz both struck out and then Edwards poled out a long triple to centre field. Laplante missed a chance to knock in a run as he fanned. and â€" La@acnatr singled to ri first hit but second. Hollinger went down 1â€"2â€"3 in third inning. Karahan flied to catcher and Cookson flied out to s stop. Romualdi was thrown out stop. RC first base Fourth Inning Webber was the first man to face Cherevaty who replaced Tennant in the fourth and he drew a pass. Thayer sacrificed Wzebber to second and on Dunn‘s long fly to left field Webber went to third. Zachary was passed to place men on first and third and while 1n"n rapped 1Ai(1il, WO WaS D: > slapped a hard Webber fumlbble away to first bi Cookson rounde Second Inning hrown out short to r â€" fanned. . Richardson ht field for the game‘s was caught going into safel half of the second. o left field and Oltean )lace men on first and smashed one to secâ€" on first while the play tean. Lawton went to nlay. Tennant Was 111 hin OOoKST shot C1 to second to start irst bas ounded with th 1¢€ OH r the Macs in te and Webber, n base through base and while ) Dunn, Thayer ag and retired m Fifth Inning wo Game It was in the fifth inning that the d y . Ea('thacs got their only run. Richardson | was given a walk to start the parade | and Pembroke was safe at first when â€"2â€"4 in the flied to the out to short Richardson was batting Zachary w caught stealing to second. Chase flied out to left field to start the Hollinger half of the fourih and then Barton was sent to first after he had been hit by the pitcher, Lawton lobbed an easy one to the pitcher and Edwards threw to second to trap Barâ€" ton. Oltean struck out to retire the side. the play was made to second to catch Richardson. â€" Schledewitz was thrown out at first while Pembroke advanced to second. Edwards was walked and Babe Laplante batted out a long double to left field, to score Pembroke, Webâ€" »er was thrown out at first base to stop the inning. McKay fiied out to left field to start the inning for the Hollinger and then Cherevaty struck out, Karahan was thrown out at first to réetire the side. Sixth Inning Thayer singled to centre field, and was forced at second while Dunn was perched on first base. Zachary and Richardson were boh thrown out at first base. Hollinger‘s big inning started when Cockson got on fir:t on Laplante‘s error. Romualdi‘s single to left field sent him to second. A bad error on sent him to second. A bad error on the play after Romuaidi‘s hit sent Cookson in with the first run and left the big second baseman on third. Thayer‘s error let Chase make base but Romualdi was held at third. Vince Barton slapped out a hard hit to second and when the play was mads on him at first Romualdi scored the Hollinger‘s second run. Chase adâ€" vanced to third on the play. Lawton was safe at first when he slapped one out to the pitcher and the play was made on Chase at the plate. Oltean was thrown out from third to first to retire the side and leaving Hollinger one up. Wilson who replaced Pembroke was out at first when Oltean stopped his drive and madde the play at the bag himself{. Schledewitz hit safely to lef{ field for a single. Edwards flied ou! to thira base and Laplante forced Schledewitz at second. McKay struck out to start the Holâ€" linger in the seventh. Cherevaty hit safely to centre field and was left on firs base as Karahan and Cookson both flied out to centre field. Eighth Inning Vail replacing Webber, and Thayer were both thrown out short to firsl. Dunn singled safely to centre and was left on base when Zachary was thrown out at first. Romualdi was thrown out at first to stant Hollinger‘s last inning. Chase IS HERE AGAIN Until Saturday, June FREE ACTS DAILY Seventh Inning Riverside Pavilion Grounds at the THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TTMMINS, ONTARIO . Hart Drew Declared Jumior <Champion at Local High and ~‘Vocational School Meet Intermediate and Senior Champions Will be Declared Toâ€" Nicht. Many New Stars Appear in Annual Meet Held Friday Afternoon. singled to second base and advanced when Barton was passed. Lawton was thrown out at first and on the play Chase and Barion advanced to second and third. ~Oltsan was thrown out at Ninth Inning Richardson‘ doubled to right field to give the Macs a fine start in their last batting. On Wilson‘s long fly to right field he> advanced to third and left there when Schledewlitz and Churchill both filed out to third base and centrs it McJIn Holli Hollin Churchill DasSC Churchill 7, MciIntyre bases, Lebag 11 ATAnal, ookson, umualdi Ninth 1 Richardson double ve the Macs a fine tting. On Wilson i] 1nn Wil tals . sn s e o‘ 4 »A27 placed Pembroke in the seventh; ‘eplaced Webber in the seventh; replaced Edwards in the seventh; placed Tennant in the fourth,. The Summary ireeâ€"baseâ€"hit, Edawards; Twoâ€"baseâ€" Richardson; Stolen base, Cookson; ; base on balls, off Edwards, 1; off rchill, 1: off Cheravaty, 4; struck by Tennant 6, by: Edwards 3, by rchill 1. Left on base, Hollinger cIntyre 6; Umpires plate Karahan 1 hill Box Seore A B R H U {} 000 010 000 ©02 000 00x e seventh e seventh e seventh fourth. U( The meet was arranged for the purâ€" pose of declaring champions in each event so that the entries could be made i the Northern district meet to be ‘ held in Timmins next Saturday,. Reâ€" ' presentatives from Kirkland Lake, New !Liskeard and other points in the | northern section will attend next Satâ€" | urday‘s meet. Hart Drew was declared the Junior champion on Saturday and in the girls‘ event all three champions were declared. B. Delaney, M. Blake and C. | Colborne were declared junior, interâ€" mediate and senior champions respecâ€" \tively. | _A large crowd was on hand to s¢e the elimination contests at the park \ on Friday afternoon and almost every pupil in the school took part. The following are the complete reâ€" The annual field day and track meet of the Timmins High and Vocational School was held on Friday afternoon at the Hollinger Park and only the Junior champion was declared. The Intermediate and Senior© champions will be declared to+night. 1, H. Drew; 2, G. Mudry; 3, B. Powâ€" er; distance, 38 ft, 10% inches. Junicr Running Broad 1: R. Jackson; 2, B.: Power;»â€"3,. J. Smith; distance, 15 feet 5 inches. Junior Hop, Step and Jump 1, H. Drew; distance, 31 feet. Intermediate Pole Vault 1. A. Martin: 2, Redden; 3, Glister: height, 9 feet 9 inches. Intermediate Shot Put 1‘ D; Wilkins:;*2, E. Villeneuve; 3, A. BarilKko: distance, 40 feet 8‘% inches. Intermediate Running Broad 1. A. Martin; 2, D. Robertson; 3, C. Ormston; distance, 18 feet 3 inches. Intermediate Hope, Step and Jump 1, E. Villeneuve; 2, D. Robertson; 3, E. Rauteo; distance, 36 feet 8 inches. Senior Pole Vault 1, P. D‘Aleesandri; 2, T. Pitzgerald; 3, A. Landry:; height, 9 feet, 3 inches. 1, M. Pellizari; 2, A. Masson; y E. Simpson:; distance, 32 feet 10% inches. Senior Running Broad 1, D. Romualdi; 2, J. Elliott; disâ€" tance, 20 feet 6% inches. Senior Hop, Sttp and Jump 1, D. Romualdi; 2, R. Arcurl;> 3, °K. Fortin: distance, 40 feet 2 inches. Junior 100 Yards 1. J. Martin; 2, A. Harnden; Power: time 124 seconds. Junior 220 Yards 1. L. Hedican; 2, H. Parker:;: McChaherty; time 29 seconds. Junior 120 Low Hurdles 1. B. Walker; 2, S. Duggan; Hriskevitch; time 204 seconds. Int@rmediate 100 Yards ; :°B. Carson; 2, ‘A. Barilko; Gauthier; time, 11 2â€"5 seconds. Intermediate 120 Yards Low Hurdles 1. J. Barry; 2, B..: Carson; Commisso; time, 18 3â€"4 seconds. Intermediate 220 Yards 1. V. Darby; 2, E. Villeneuve; Gauthier; time, 26 3â€"5 seconds. 3, R. 3, â€"B. y N: 3, 4. 3y J 3j° L. ( ham: distance, 61 feet 6 inches. Junior Girls‘ 50 Yards 1. B. Delaney:; 2, J. Shields; 3, J Mulligan; time, 7 2â€"5 seconds. Intermediate Girls‘ High Jump 1. J. Ryan: 2, V. Warren; 3, L. Dé Marco and E. Dicker (tied); height, 4 feet 4 inches. Intermediate Girls‘ Broad Jump 1. E. Filpulla; 2, M. Blake; 3, A. Duggan: distance, 13 feet 8 inches. Intermediate Girls‘ Softball Throw 1, W. Sinclair; 2, H. Fournier; 3, E. Crouch: distance, 143 feet. Intermedi@te Girls‘ Basketball Throw 1. IL ILaakso; 2, E. Crouch; 3, A. Intermediate 440 Yards 1, S. Pretula; 2, E. Dolan 1.02 2â€"5. Wilkins seconds. Junior Girk 1, L. Clusieau; / Mariin: height, 4 Junior Girls 1, B. Delaney; 2. ligan; distance, 13 Senior 100 Yards 1. R. Arcur!; 2, G. De Sano; 3, B} Wallingford; tims, 11 seconds. Senior 120 Yard High Hurdles 1, T. Fitzgerald. Senior Boys‘ 220 Yards 1. G. Di Sano: 2, O. Kobzick; 3, D Wallingford; time, 27 2â€"5 secands. Senior Boys‘ 440 Yards 1. B. O‘Grady; 2, D. Wallingford; time, 1.02 2â€"5. Powetr ul Junior Pole Vault 1, R. Jenkins: 2, P. Marconati; height feet, 7 inches. Junior Shot Put Senior Boys‘ 880 1. O. Kobzick: 2, B. C Senlor BoySs 3 Hokkinen:; 2, J. time, 5.35. Bovs‘ Relay Intermediate 880 Yards Dolan: 2, E. Chalmers; time, 2 minutes 26 BOY® 100 Yards :. a. De Sano:; 3, D a, 11 seconds. ard High Hurdles Shot Put . Mudry: Bovs‘ Mile 2 J. Porrestet second Form, 2D 880 Yards B. O‘CGirady; time time The prize list of the second annual Northern Ontario and Quebec Bowlâ€" ing Tournament that was held at the Empire Bowling alleys last week was released on Friday and showed some very bright spots.. The prize list showâ€" ed that this year‘s tournament was very successful, the prizes being almost as big as the prize list of the Canadian Bowling Association. After the expenses that were inâ€" curred in the running of the tournaâ€" ment had been paid there was almost $350 to be distributed in prize money to the various winners. Prize money was paid in all events except the Ladies‘ Grand Aggregate. In the Men‘s Grand Aggregate ten percent of the money collected in the men‘s events was put aside and when the same thing was done in the Ladies‘ events it was found that the sum was too small to bother about. Morin:; distance, 52 feet 7 inches. Intermediate Girls‘ 75 Yards i, M. Blake:; 2%, A. Duggan; 3, B Honey: time, 10 1+5 seconds. senior Girls‘ High Jump 1, C. Colborne:; 2, T. Jordan:; height 4 feet 9 inches. Senior Girls‘ Broad Jump 1, C. ‘Colborne; 2, M.¢‘Tripp.; 3, B King: distance, 14 feet. Senior Girls‘ Ssoftball Throw Over 450 Membership Cards are Sold in Second Annual Tournament. Almost $350 is Distributed in Prizes. Eddies‘ Rouyn Team Wins Fifty Dollar Prize. Eddie Rice‘s team from Rouyn capâ€" tured the main event of the tournaâ€" ment and besides taking the Brunsâ€" wickâ€"Balkeâ€"Collender _ trophy home with them they were forwarded a cheque this week from the N O. Q. B. A. for the sum of $50. which was the money that went to the winners. Art Sauve and Archie Johnstone will split $26.00 for the winning doubles beâ€" sides keeping the trophies that were Bowling Tournament Prize List was Released Friday Although the Canadian Postail Corps authorities report that the reécent warning against enclosing matches in soldiers‘ parcels has evidently had the desired effect, cigarette lighter fluid is still being mailed in considerable quanâ€" tities, and on one single day this month, eight tins, which had been listâ€" ed on the accompanying customs deâ€" claration forms, were removed from Despite the recent caution given against including inflammable subâ€" stances in the mails, Hon. William P. Mulock, K. C., postmaster general states that this dangerous and illegal pracâ€" tice is still continuing. Warning Against Mailing Cigarette Lighter Fluid Hollinger to Meet Mcintyre Again on Wednesday Evening Game Will Mark Opening of MclIntyre Park This Seaâ€" son. 2â€"1. The game gave promise that the competition between the two clubs this season will be keen. Starting pitchers have not been named as yet but it is probable that the Macs will start with Churchill, who worked in the last game, or George McShane. The game is scheduled to get under wavy at five o‘clock. The second game the northern section of the Temiskaming Baseball League will be played at the McIntyre Paseball Park on Wednesday afterâ€" noon when the Hollinger club will be the visitors. This will be the opening game for the McIntyre Park. The same two teams met on Friday afternoon in the league opener when the Hollinger edged the luckless Macs parcels at the base post offce, Ottawa MEN‘S TEAMS No * > Q ho ++ Eddies ... Les Canadiens Venetian â€" Sweets Confederation Life .. Lakeshore Goâ€"Getters MEN‘S DOUBLES 1 Sauve Johnstone Kovach Gunns ... Cody Shephard ........ Salvadore McMillan Ford Mascioli . Demarco Nicolson . MEN‘S SINGLES 1 / 3. 4 3 6 T. Bonnah ... J. McArthur C.â€" Atkinson B. Doyle N. Ansara J. DelBel MIXED DOUBLES 1 M. Gilmore V. Lorrain 2 Vedova Vedova 3 H. Cottrell A. Sauve LADIES®‘ TEAMS 1 McIntyre Jamborees 2 schumacher All Stars 3 Beattie A. A. LADIES‘ I)OUBLEG 1 McDowell Maw 2 Stephens Desjardins 3 Gilmore Donaldson LADIES‘ SINGLES 1 Mary McIntoshâ€"Gordon 2 M. McDowell . 3 L. Sisson MEN‘S GRAND A(.GRF(:ATP 1. F. Exell 2 L. Campbell 3 TD. FPord Name of Team 1, 8. Harris; 2, B. Babcock; 3. Jordan; distance, 142 feet 8@ incht B.l Girls‘ Basketball Throw *« 3. Mmandino: 2, K. Prest; 3, sTripp distance, 60 foet 6 inches. ait, | Senior Girls‘ 100 Yards Address Rouyn Timmins ‘Timmins Timmins Kirkland Timmins Rouyn Timmins Timmins Timmins Timmins Tinunins Rouyn Timmins Timmins Smooth Rol Sudbury Timmins Timmins Duparquet Toronto Timmins Timmins Schumachet Schumache Duparquet Timmins Toronto Timimins Kirkland Timmins Timmins presented to them on the closing night of the tournament. Harris fTommy Bonnah was given a cheque for $22.50 for his share of the prize money after he turned in the winning singles count.. Johnny Lorrain and Mary Gilmore will split $24.00 for winâ€" ning the Mixed Doubles event, In the ladies‘ section the prizes were not as large as the men‘s prizes beâ€" cause there were not as many entries. The MciIntyre Jamborees won the Sole Brothers trophy which they will keep for one year and besides that they were given a cheque for $15.00 to divâ€" ide among the team.. The Toronto team of McDowell and Maw who won the Ladies‘ Doubles will receive a cheque for $8. as their prize money.. Mary McIintoshâ€"Gordon gets $8.00 beâ€" sides the lovely trophy that she took home on the closing night of the tournament. Frank Exell, of Kirkland Lake wonr $10.00 for finishing with the most in all combined events in the tournasâ€" ment. Leo. Campbell of Timmins took second place in the combined events and he gets $5.00. Dean Ford gets $3. for his total that finished up in third and he gets $5.00 for his total thal place. First Forms, The public are advised that cigarette lighter fluid must not be sent through the mails. The danger of doing so, especially under war time conditions, must be apparent, for should this subâ€" stance ignite it might cause great loss to the mails or postal premises, and if in transit, to the mail train or ship; as well as injury to postal employees. Some weeks ago attention was directed to the fire hazard caused by matches which ignited in a parcel already sorted into a mail bag at the base post office. Postal regulations prohibit the mail«â€" ing of any inflammable, explosive, danâ€" gerous or destructive substance or liâ€" quid, or any matter, etc, likely to injure any letter or mailable matter, or the person of any officer or servant of the post office. . Public coâ€"operation is solicited in helping the Canadian Postal Corps safeguard the mails. Toronto Telegr; Ottawa say ‘‘ni they mean "part Mond The followin Monday and Wednesday _ Afternoons ADMISSIONâ€"25¢ Skating McIintoshâ€"Gordon the lovely trophy th on the closing nt Roller weeks ago atLtLeUt} fire hazard cau ignited in a into a mall bag Form Perrault time, 13 A V ike y and Wednesday Nights 8.00 to 10.00 p.m. ADMISSIONâ€"36b¢ Girls‘ Relay n. IC; Second and Third Upper School, 4B. e advised that cigarette ist not be sent through e danger of doing so, r war time conditions, nt, for should this subâ€" might cause great loss postal premises, and if e mail train or ship; as to postal employees. ) attention was directed ard caused by matches in a parcel already M B. Babcock: 3, ‘I 145 145 144 1346 1319 1630 1368 1361 2967 2043 ScCore 3080 2383 2348 2311 726 693 3(GQ et 6 ;nche: 100 Yards M. Tripp }4) ond PAGE sSsEVEN Some oratot n a cheque f the prize the winning orrain â€" and .00 for winâ€" nplete prize Amt. $50.00 20,00 12.00 $,.00 4.00 $24,00 12.00 6.00 $10.00 5.00 3.00 $8.00 4.00 2 0)( 20.00 18.90 14.00 10.00 8.00 4 .00 $8,.00 4.00 2.050) 22.00 14.00 8.00 5.00 3.00 2.00 15.00 5.30 3.00 when