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NORTH CAMP SOFTBALL ; On Sunday, July 29th the Canaries defeated the Budgies for the fifth time in six meetings, by a score of 26-18, Errors paved the way for their fourth straight loss, The seventh game was played on Thursday, August 2nd, and this time the Budgies just managed to stay out in front by the narrowest of margins, 20-19. It was only their second win;:but for a while it looked as if the Canaries would again pull the game out of the fire, Trailing 20-14 in the*sixth, the Canaries scored five runs, aided by Pdlachuck's two-run homer, However, thé: turning point came in the last inning, when Pytyck, lead- ing off for the Canaries tripled, but was thrown out at home when he attempted to score the tying run. Les Bougile made a juggling catch of.a pop fly'to third, to end the game, with thestying run on third base. Zigman was. the winning: pitcher, while Pytyck:and: Johnson sharedthe loss, The Budgies continued their winning ways last Sunday, by walloping the Canaries 22-13. The game. was: far from being the best. Zigman's pitching was the deciding factor in their victory and the Budgies took an early lead which they never lost, Tuesday night's game was probably the best played to date. -The Canaries won by: the score of 14-13, but only after scoring five runs in their last inning, Up until then, it looked for certain that the Budgies would win their third straight game, but Albert Letkeman's two run homer scored the tying and winning runs to end the game. Ron Potyok pitched a steady game for the Canaries, with Carl Anderson and Frank Ginn being standouts in the field, along with Ed. St. Denis of the Budgies. ; Due to popular demand the number of weekly games has been increased from two to three, Games will be held every Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday nights at 6:30 in order to give the shift workers more opportunity to play. SOFTBALL NEWS The regular softball season will be concluded sometime within the next 'week and the play-offs will probably begin on August 17th. Watch for the notice re play-off dates.- Games for the next week will be Friday, Monday and Wednesday, Following are the standings and statistics to August 3rd. Ave AB Be Aho 457 35 T8:! 6 Moro bab 3 5h a. Zigman 43: fae a: 39 Desrosiers .. 432 37 .. a9) 38 Kurylo hat: oe ie 28 R.BeIl, -: Marcella - 13 Runs - Moro, Mauro, Stachiw - 22 Hits - Moro - 2 - 2B - Crockford - 6 3B - Moro - 3 HR = Kurylo - 6 S406 ie - Aho - 82 Pitching <= Commisso - 8 and 4 Standings , | ree Ptse Shift #3 9 7 18 Shift #1 9 7 18 Shift #2 8 7 16 Salary G7 ad 12 2 5 Salary Pome i ae 49 Shift #3 106-6 36 Shift #1 169 160 38 Shift #2 TS 149 28 o-0-0 FOR SALE ; 1951 Pontiac 8 Club Coupe equipped with automatic transmission.and radio. Best offer accepted, Phone 452 or can be seen at. house #48, 0-0-0 FOR SALE Five room cabin and garage at Walker's Lake, Phone 55-J-1,