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ber gale AROUND THE BALL FIELD : Comets Defeat Nipigon 25-16 On Sunday July 4thTerrace Bay Comets journeyec bo Nipigon, Ontario for a game with the Nipigon ail Stars, They came away from the encounter with a 23-16 victory under their belt in a ninc inning game played during the afternoon, This was the Comets first win during their encounters with outside teams and it was certainly well merited, Behind the pitching of George Davis, the Terrace Bay boys played good bell even though the hitting on both sides made the final tally look like a basketball score. : An invitation has been extended to Nipigon for a return game at Terrace Bay ana the Comets certainly hope that the Nipigon boys will take advantage of the invitation. Line ups: Nipigon - G. Sands, c3 E. Clement, p; H. Atwell, 1st; S. Handleman, ends ie Laframboise, ss; F. Lafremboise, 1f; R. Knott, 35rd; D. Banning, Cis Hy) OSmom yore. Comets - Don Gow, c; George Davis, p; John Cavanaugh, lst; H. Ganja, 2nd; Ed Brady, ss; Steve Brodack, 3rd; Frank Whitfield, rf; Charlie Simmer, cf; Poul Boudreau, lf. Umpire - Ted Broughton. Terrace Bay Team Defeats Schreiber 11-6 On Thursday evening July 1st the Terrace , : Bay Hardball Team finally broke imbo tho win column by defeating the Schreiber team 11-6 in an exhibition game. This was swec revenge for the local boys who had suffered two previous defeats at the hands of their Schreiber rivals. Terrace Bay scored 2 in the first to take the lead and by the end of the' fourth) sta LL held a 4=2 lead. In the fifth they increased their lead still further with a 7 run splurge to make it 11-2. Schreiber came back in the sixth with a 4 run rally which ended theo © in the game and gave our boys a well deserved win behind the excellent hurling -7 va Line ups: Schreiber - Stewart, B. Ross, K. Ross, Huck, Lee, Cosmo, Merner, Blonty. Surgoton. Terrace Bay - Olson, Bruet, Stewart, Dyck, Schritt, Hamilton, Roychuk, Chesloy, Soda. Terrace Bay Girls To Play Rockettes At Lakehead July llth The Terrace Bay All Svar Girl's Softball Toam will journey to Port Arthur on Sunday July 11th to play return games with the Rockettes who were guests at Terrace Bay a couple of wecks ago. Despite the fact that the local girls met defeat twice at the hands of the Rockettes, they have high hopes of emerging victorious in at least one of the encounters of the double header which is scheduled. Incidentally the Rockettes are in first spot in the Lakehead Ladies' League. Following the recent visit of the Lakehead team to this community, the Rockettes sponsor, Herb McComb, forwarded to the Terrace Bey girls, twelve pairs of ladies softball stockings. It was certainly a sporting gesture which is sincerely appreciated, Men's House League The Hydro team continues to show the way in the six team mon's League, having suffered but one defeat in seven starts. Jn the game played on July lst between Comets and Alkies, the final score of 24-4 for Comets suvmed to be convincing enough. However, due to a breach of regulations, the game has been protested by the Alkies and the protest will be dealt with at the special softball mecting scheduled for 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday, July 13th. 'The meeting will be held in the Personne] Office and all members of the Men's Softball executive as well as a representative from cacti tear "7 make every effort to be present, as a number of other matters in addition to the protest are on the agenda, Standings in Men's Softball League (including game played July 6th) Played Won Lost Points Hydro ie 6 i; ue Comets q oy 2 10 Steam Fitters > 4 a 8 Whammies 6 4 2 8 Klubbers 6 le 3 2 ilkies ie a) 6 2