Oakville wins eight team invitation baseball title
The Sportsweek event drew many fans despite a brief thunder shower. Oakville beat Portage 84 in seven innings to take top honors after defeating South Port 10 0 and MacGregor Juniiles 9 2 in the semifinals. Portage Seniors upset Westbourne 3 0 then beat MacGregor Cubs 4 0. Other results include MacGregor Juveniles 7 0 over Austin and MacGregor Seniors 4 0 over Long Plain. EMCO of Winnipeg won fastball over MacGregor Bears with Bagot and Pine Creek also playing. A collision sent Joe Livingstone to hospital. In ladies fastball four teams competed. Carberry defeated MacGregor Keyes to win top prize. The Carberry fair four-team tourney saw Wellwood defeat MacGregor Cubs 11 6 and Neepawa Cubs beat Westbourne. Next Sunday features a Westbourne eight-team tournament.
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Oakville
Portage
South Port
MacGregor Juveniles
MacGregor High
Sidney
MacGregor Comets
EMCO
Pine Creek
Joe Livingstone
Joe
MacGregor Hospital
MacGregor Bears
Bagot
Bears
MacGregor Keyes
Katrinne
Carberry
MacGregor
Wellwood
Cubs
Barrie Barber
Dennis Lamb
Neepawa Cubs
Westbourne
Community Notes Include Picnics Visits and Birthdays
A busy weekend unfolds with Southern Manitoba families visiting relatives from Pine Falls to Regina. Lorne Pennell and Kin attend an Old Timers picnic at Lido Plage. many others from Winnipeg Austin Upsala and Fort Erie visit Macaulay area homes. July birthday wishes go to Florence Hulme and Jack Frank. hospital updates and a hospital aid meeting at Macaulay School on July 2 are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorne Pennell
Pennell
Pine Fails
Charlie Pennell
Lido Plage
Ed Kumber
Falcon Lake
J. J. Turner
Bull
Jim Cox
Harold Johnson
Allan
Herb Johnson
Fred. Brentnall
Winnipeg
Rands
Austin
Simo Pirto
Larry
Upsala
Ont
Alf Strutters
Avella
Regina
Cox and Lyle
Town
Deanne Cibula
Bill McMinn
Fort Erie
Glover
H. Legg
Duntan Suttie
Murray
Atikofan
Max Nichol
Malaton
Nelson Hulme Jr
Bill Hulm
Souris
Nelson Hulme
Florence Hulme
Jack Frank
Jean
Henry
Wilfred Frank
New Westminster
J. Frank
E. Caron
Robert
Jimmy
Ken Larson
Ross Anderson
Robbie
Wilf Hodgins
Pratt
Joyce Rodgers
Art Palmer
Macaulay School
Cecil Mansfield
Oyen
Alta
Sid Hay
Edrans News Briefs Mention Donations and Local Visits
The Edrans Ladies Aid met with all members, deciding to donate 25 dollars each to the multiple sclerosis fund and the World Refugee fund. Mr and Mrs Wayne Anderson recently married are visiting, and Calgary visitors stay with relatives. A district obituary and illnesses are noted, plus a reunion on July 23 with a picnic and dance. The report mentions Br itain's Gloma Falls as Scotland's highest waterfall at 370 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Lee
Treherne
Lee
Tom Wright
Larry Lee
Dennis Richards
Lee's
Clif Lee
Ralph Clark
Hamiota
George Warren
Mark
Winnipeg
Raymond McDonald
Gordon
Carol Graham
General Hospital
Earle Anderson
Clear Lake
Edrans
Ladies’ Aid
World Refugee
Joe Belous
Joe
Fox Memorial Hospital
Linda
Panemonia
Dave Cullen
Olive Skeet
E. Campbell
Bert Skeet
Pat Predin
Albert Skeet
Allan Oliver
Pas
E- Campbell
Ernie Rye
Betty McCullough
Manitoba
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Montgomery's Drug Store Limited
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Scotland
Garcie
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Watsonville
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