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Into Chungky Mike Cherevaty went to the mound to relieve O‘Donnell with the pinch on in the awful fourth, fanned Morgan and forced Bussiere to fly out, retiring the side. Retaliating in the last half of the fourth,.the Hollinger squad not only had Liéveridoski‘romp home on Dunn‘s doublg but came in for two verbal two runs,. Scarlett and Romualdi comâ€" ing home. bunt, then Romualdi made second, advancing Scarlett to third, on an error by Frank Chase with Tennant, Babanâ€" do and Donlevy walking to force in il‘: South : Porcupine THAT‘S WHY PEERLES S STAYS OIL LONGER 78 BRUCE AVENUE Phone 30 6o To 9 11 Novelle P Mccuaig McMan .. Nat Mal New Mal New Aug Nereco .. Norbeau Norcourt Norford | Ont. _ McIntyre moved into the runnerâ€"up spot behind the Aunorites in the Porâ€" cupine District Softball Associations‘ first section with a 6â€"2 win at the Hollinger Ball Park on Sunday night in a clash with Moneta, who up until their loss were tied with â€"the Macmen «for second place in the standing. "~ C.‘Ss. Y.F., topped the"Gamble team ‘for a 21â€"14 win in the nightcap, thus moving into third place and sending the Gamble machine to the baseâ€" ment. 11 14 Mcintyre, C. S. Y. F. Win Sunday Games Moneta opened the scoring in the first with Dutchy Delmonte singling and romping home on three pasi' balls, â€" The Moneta squad were sil then until the seventh when Ralph Orlando came in for the second run on a passed ball after walking to the first sack and being advanced to third. Dick Anderson, moundsman for the McIntyre squad, held the Moneta boys to five scattered hits while striking out six and walking two. On the other side of the fence, McIntyre took seven hits from Lino Bozzer, four men getting walks. CS.YF., had afield day on 14 hits and 10 walks from two Gamble mounds men in the nightcap and amassed 21 runs while the Gamble machine toOok 13 hits and seven walks off Paul Ketko for 14 tours. Baker, Fortin, Bint, Prentice., Jake and Lister were the score engenders for the Macmen. t .. KIREKLAND : ................ 302 200 600....13 HOLLINGER :; ............... 104 010 0O11.... 6 UMPIRES; Lloyd Chambers, Al. Tennent. In one of the best hitting displays of the season both teams evenly dividâ€" ed two home runs, and eight doubles. Kirkland‘s Cam Jelly took the first homer in the initial frame to bring in three runners and Frank Chase belted out the KHollinger homer in the fifth when he went to the plate as first batter up. Hollinger used three pitchers for the session with the Lakeites making use of two. 9 11 The Kirkland Lake baseball nine went back to the top of the T.B.L. standings on Friday night after putâ€" ting the Hollinger Bombers away on the small end of a 13â€"8 final score in the Hollinger Ball Park here. Fail To Halt Lake Hitters, Lose 13â€"8 § }JM’!;CIEEB «â€" Lilioyd Chambers and erry Scott. Hollinger Pitchers but with six walks. Cherevaty marked the rest of his playing table with two walks and two strike outs with Busâ€" siere finishing his card with four walks and five strike outs. ‘"Lefty‘" O‘Donnell was taken out of the game without hits or strikeouts Hollinger coach Vince Barton went to the plate for Lawton as last man to go, going out on a ground swat to end the ball game. With two men going down in between, Romualdi was brought home by Barilâ€" ko‘s single while Donlevy went down at third. Hollinger tried hard for the equalizer in the ninth with Levendoski going down at third after being boosted to the sack by Delmonte‘s single. attempted to move‘*amaround to third, ran lIhto difficulities, and claimed Morâ€" gan had interfered, Dunn then stole second and the heat was on again only this time the Combine mentor Shuits and short stop Louis Romualdi of the back road nine aired the arguments. The final Combine run came in the eigth with Louis Romualdi bringing Yellowknife ... 275 32%5 YÂ¥ Davids ............... 24 2%6 Santiagol Sheldon 45 50 â€"s 10 The back road boys clinched the ball game when Tennent sent out a double to bring Louis Romualdi home and Pete Babando supplied the single for the winning â€"run. Playing in a light drizzling rain that ended shortly before the conclusion of the game, the Combine baseball nine moved over the Hollinger squad at Hol‘- linger Park on Sunday afternoon for a 3â€"2 win. Two runs by the Combines in the ninth inning cinched their win over the Bartonites. Combines stayved in front on a oneâ€" run lead until entering the sixth, when the Hollinger Bombers collected two runs via Frank Chase, bringing Norm Hann home on a double. Frank Chase came home on Joe Levendoski‘s hit that put him on first by virtue of an error. The initial Combine tour was the affair of Jerry Beland who singled and was brought home by Gunnar 1¢lkinâ€" nen‘s one bag drive. Combine pitcher Alex Kosick was credited with seven hits in the lass five innings after holding off the Holâ€" linger nine for the first half of the game. Crunky Mike Cherevaty, hurlâ€" ing for Hollinger, bowed to five hits and EÂ¥wo walks for the entire session. Three errors were divided between Romualdi and Tennent for the Comâ€" bines and Frank Chase for Hollinger. HOLLINGER ; .............. 000 002 0O00....2 COMBINES : .................... 100 000 002....3 UMPIRES:; Lloyd Chambers and Jerry Scott. The final preliminary died before it‘s proper opening as bad luck stopped Murdock McPhail, entered against George Hamelin. A fiying start reâ€" sulted in McPhail pulling his knee out in an evasive movement from Hamelin. Chris Joyce. outpointed Peeâ€"Wee Chartier in a three Tound go, although In the semiâ€"final, fight fans witâ€" nessed the only T.K.O. of the evening when Cliff Varin opened up‘ Leslie Rickard after the latter had led the roost with his first round showing. Varin came out strong in the second and battered Rickard into the ‘Four corners of the ring until Rickard‘s seconds heaved in the towel to spare their man further punishment. Varin had draped Rickard over the ropes on three occasions previous to the entry of the towel. In Sunday Game Suega made good use of both â€"ofâ€"his pile driver mitts as Sasseville brought the fight to the opposition, but with less strength than the powerful Joe. Boxing made a grand return to the sport circles on Thursday night when over 2000 people filed into the Timâ€" mins arena to witness the first fight card. presented by the Timmins Boxâ€" ing Association since their inception a scant two months before. In the final bout Joe Sunega took a decision over Ernie Sasseville after five rounds of flatfooted slugging. In the crowdâ€"pleasing duel Sasseville and Sunega, both polished fighters, went after each other all out, without letâ€" up, for the entire time. sds Eight bouts were presented during the evening with Art Leonard and Young Corbett as referees. THURSDAY I 8.30 p.m. Skating Display FRIDAY 8.30 p.m. to 10 p.m. Public Skating WEDNESDAY 8.30 p.m. to 10 p.m. Puth-A Skating 8.30 p.m. Skating Display THURSDAY, JULY 25 Boxing Makes Successful Debut Before 2000 Fans In Timmins Arena M‘ HINDENBURG ERECTED IN BERLIN PurING worLDP waAr ONE IN 1916 WAS BURNEP, BUT THE HEAD WAS SAVEp. SCOTT‘S SCRAP BOOK _ .By R1. sCOTT 12 +I!5 , Un wit o harn m, Uidd ugin nmunet YESâ€" Key West, FA Vollick‘ fanned three, walked one, and Dumont struck out two. Proulx, hurling for the Freres was tagged for seven hits, fanned six and. walked seven. In the error department the Freres were credited with two. On Tuesday night the Aube Freres bolstered up their lead in the Porcuâ€" pine Softball Asosciation‘s second secâ€" tion standings putting Delnite to ~a third rung by a 14â€"5 deféat at the Hollinger Park. Real Lavigne bounced,, weaved and hit with style to outpoint Roger Lauzon in three fixtures in a snappy fracas, as did Donald O‘Donnell, who took the decision over Louis Tambeau in a hardâ€" hitting and fastâ€"moving preliminary. The only decision which fans disâ€" liked came when Maurice â€" Gamiero took his tangle with pint sized Guy Lamarche on points after Lamarche had put up a plucky, stubborn battle against his taller opponent. Aube Freres Squad Trim Delnite, 14â€"5 Seven errors by Delnite and 11 hits off two Delnite arm men all went toâ€" wards the ringing up of the oneâ€"sided score card. Bob Dumont went off the mound in the fourth after awarding seven hits and walking three men. Norm Vollick, as relitf‘ vpitcher, was takenâ€" for four; more hits, in the remaming fram% The pintâ€"sized gladiators put on one of the scrappiest shows of the evening with lessons to spare for their older brothers. ' Lamarche was stopped with lefts from his longerâ€"reached opponent, on every a‘tack but only long enough to gain distance to walk in again. Bobby Ritz went down to a loss on decision in a 95â€"pound bout with Roeger Meunier in the opening scrap. Joyce played stubborn man to his aggressor for the three frames, boring in to make his punches count even though they were not over strong. he was blood beâ€"smeared from Charâ€" tier‘s pummelings. THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA ALL THE DomEsTic Pigs IN THE WORLP CAME ORIGINALLY FROM ASIA i1ltl LAIlUUVILIOIL For the second time in 17 starts in the softball season the Stanlcy Cup winning Montreal Canadiens dropped to defeat here before the Miner‘s Club mushball squad in the opening game of a doubleâ€"header played here at Holâ€" linger Park on Saturday evening. W, Long, Manager, Timmins, Ont., Pamour, Ont. In the nightcap tangle, the visitors went through four scoreless cantos and then scored two runs in the fifth as Glen Tarmon scored on a wild pitch to home and Jimmy Peters romped home on a single by Frank Eddles.. Toe Blake drove out a double in the seventh and came home on a long fly swatted out by Eddles. ‘ The first run for the ‘locals was brought in by Oscar Clouthier. in the sixth after a smash to right field got him started on the tour. Norm Hann Norm Hann brought in the first run for the Jlocals in the opening game after being walked by Leo Lameureux, performing on the visitors‘ mound until relieved by Bill Durman in the fifth, Hann went on to second as Ted Lister was thrown out at first and came home on Louis Romualdi‘s single. Hann also brought in the Miner‘s second run in the fifth when he singled to get on base. Ted Lister also came through in the fifth inning with a twoâ€"run homer which gave the miner‘s a threcâ€"run lead over the scoreless Canadiens. Oscar Cloutier starred for the local squad when he relieved Hank Burman in the final frame of the first inning with three men on base and none down. Pitching stellar ball, the © imported moundsman put two men away on strikeâ€"outs and forced the third to pop fly to the infield. Previous to this loss in the first gameâ€"the NHL. champions had dropped one game in Montreal. Visgitors Share Wins With Miners‘ Club In Exhibition Here The score in the opening game was 3â€"1â€" for Timmins and in the fiight cap session the NHL. leaders nearly slid to a second defeat but naosed out to win on an umpire‘s decision in the fifth and scored twice, Another tour in the seventh inning split up a tie, givâ€" ing them the game 3â€"3. It MAY HAVE BEEN TRUE, in Grandfather‘s day, that every successful bustness was the lengthened shadow of one man. Today it‘s more likely the projection of two or more partners, including that efficient but exâ€"officio partnerâ€"a great bank. Lets do it ZazciZer, Like the partner at the other end of the twoâ€" man sawâ€"pulling in the right direction at the right timeâ€"the facilities and experience of this Bank can multiply your efficiency and simplify your problems. And that understanding helpfulâ€" ness is as close to your desk as the manager of our nearest Branch. He will be glad to discuss it with you .. . Let‘s do it together! 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