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1953 SOFTBALL SCHEDULE OPENS The 1953 schedule of the. Terrace Bay Softball League got under way Sunday, May 24th, with two high-scoring games, Doug Harris, league president, de- livered the opening address and extended greetings to the players. He was ably assisted in the formalities by Mr, Bert Laundy, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Improvement District, who pitched the first ball of the season, The opening game of the twin bill saw Maintenance trounce Structural 29-10 ina wide-open affair. Second baseman HE, Pine- ault boomed ahead in the batting parade with home runs the first two times at the | plate. He followed through with four singles for a perfect batting average. Catcher T, Delaronde had four hits includ- ing a triple and a double, - For Structural, hurler N, Chopty had a 'riple a a double. Winning pitcher was S. ibe ak, In the twilight contest, Shift #2 rang up almost as large a victory "narein, winn-_ ing 21-6 over Townsite. Pitcher E. Aho went a long way towards winning his own game, with 16 strikeouts and a four-bagger. W. Sadowick was top batter for the Shifters, with four hits including a double. Losing pitcher H, Wong stopped three men at the plate, On Tuesday, Structural suffered a 17-11 setback at the hands of the Salary team, Each team scored a pair of round- trippers; B. Borsum and E. Marostica for the victors, Chopty and B. Burella for Structural. P, Rapke and F. Sechesky handled hurl- ing chores for Salary, with Chopty on the opposing mound, NOTE SCHEDULE CHANGES The Executive of the Softball Club wish to advise players, and fans alike, that it has been decided to disoontinue Ss, waday evening ball games forthwith. To make up for those engagements lost from the schedule permission has been received from the Recreation Cemmittee to book one game every Sunday afternoon on a tentative basis. exhibition game or such other engagement comes up that will require a Sunday after- noon schedule Softball game to be cancelled the Executive will co-cperate accordingly and re-schedule the game concerned on another open date during the week, (cont. in next col.) "BOY SCOUT AND CUB NEWS Gents $1.00. That is to say, in the event an~ >. Page 3 NOTE SCHEDULE CHANGES (cont. ) In view of the foregoing then, a number: of changes in-the Softball schedule have been made, Games originally scheduled for this Friday evening and Sunday after- noon remain as before, The entire revised schedule will be found on the back page of this paper. o-0-0 GOLFERS ~~~ Advance notice to all golfing enthus- jiasts is hereby given that a Golf Jamboree is being planned for sometime this summer. If you don't know what a Golf Jambcree is, then read your "News" carefully for the next few editions when further particulars will be released, You don't have to be a Hogan to enter- just have the urge.to swing a club - A good time for all is assured. 9-0-0 (1) Reserve June 12th for the next Community Dance sponsored by the Scout Committee for the reising of funds to per- mit operation of summer camp and to continue Scout and Cub and other activities in your community. Music by Vagabonds; Place - Continuation School; Time - 10:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m, June 12th; Price - Ladies 2%¢, See you "there! '(2) There will be a Wark bee (bring bars or hand saws) at the former Community Church Friday night and Saturday morning. The Group Committee request your assistance so that all will be in readiness for this year's camp. Lets have a good turnout of volunteers and wind up the job in short order. For those wishing to perform other chores there will be a trip to the Lake Sunday morning at 8:00 a.m, from the Post Office. Bring an axe or swede saw. A hearty vote of thanks is extended to the gang who turned out on Wednesday night to the work party and if a repeat perform- ance is possible for Friday, the job will be just about done, o-0-0 "Say, you've been standing there watching me fish for the last two hours. Why don't you try fishing yourself?" 'ot me. I haven't got the patience." 0-0-0