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: Page 4, ARGUND THE BALL FIELD House of Cavanaugh and 411 Star Girls Play Tie Game Highlight of the past week around the local sandlot was the exhibition game played on Tuesday night between the All Star Girls of Terrace Bay and "The House of Cavanaugh" an entire softball team comprised of members of the Cavanaugh family, In ell, including spares, the Cavanaughs had 11 players on hand, including Terrace Bay's Postmaster, Ed Cavanaugh, himself a grandad, (who incidentally laced out a homer with the bases loaded during the course of the game). #leven year old Terry, playing in left field, was a standout, fielding faultlessly and hitting like a vetcran, When the score was tallied at the end of the seventh it stood tied 18-18. Line-ups: House of Cavanaugh - Terry, L. Fy Mary, P; Bill, C. Fy Arleen, 3rd B; Paul, C; Betty, end B; Joe, R. F; Ted, S.S; Ed, lst B; John and Norma - Spares. 411 Star Girls - C, McKeen, C; M. Létain, P; P. Wellings, 1st; 0. Durkatch, 2nd; 4. Wallic, srd; I. Edmonds, S.S; M. Storey, Teh sho Rvens',: Rebs a 4 return game is being planned and will be pleyed within the next two or three wecks et which time a collection will be taken. Proceeds of the collection will go into a fund to purchase "extras" for patients of the Terrace Bay Hospital, Nipigon and Lakehead Teams to Visit Terrace Bay Weather permitting, the next two Sundays will see plenty of action at the local ball field, On Sunday July 24th, Nipigon will send two teams to Terrace Bay for three games. There will be a girls game at 2:00 p.m. with men's games slated for 3:30 and 6:30 p.m, Sunday August lst two Lakehead Motors teams (men and ladies) are scheduled to play here with the times of the games to be announced next week, Men's House League While the Whammies are leading at the moment in the Men's House League, they have played one game more than Hydro and Comets who are tied for second spot while in fourth position we find the Steam Fitters - a team that will bear watching, Klubbers on the fifth rung have been 'strengthened too with the return of some of their regulars from vacation. Alkies - in the celler - have won but one game to date, but still have hopes cf improving their position and perhaps capturing one of the three playoff berths, Standings in iien's Softball League (including game played July 19th) Played Won Lost Points Whammies 9 ae: 2 14 Hydro 8 6 & Le Comets 8 6 2 ike Steam Fitters 9 [s 4 10 Klubbers 8 eQ 6 4 Alkies 8 1 a ep Recent Games July 14th - Comets 17 - Alkies ef July 14th - Whammies e5 - Klubbers 5 July 15th - Whammies 9° - Hydro 8 July 16th - Steam Fitters 9 - {lkies 7 Games Coming Up - All games at Terrace Bay at 6:45 p.m. unless otherwise indicated. ilonday - July 26th - Comets vs. Whammies. Umpires: Jim Piette and Bill Stock, Wednesday ~ July 28th - Klubbers vs. Alkies, Umpires: George Davis and Don Servage. Thursday - July 29th - Comets vs, Hydro at Hydro. Umpires: Brouillette and second umpire to be supplied by Hydro, 0-0-0 NEW ARRIVAL Born at Terrace Bay Hospital on Saturday July 17th to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wakeham, 41 Pine Crescent, a 6 lb. 9 oz, daughter - Carol Ann,