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soccer league completed one-
eighth of its schedule not one
half as reported in The Daily
News. May 16. The League re-
peats a series of 10 games four
times over the summer, ‘and the
points actually ©
half-way mark in the first. quar-
ter of the entire suhedule.
Lineups:
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Forewards:  Wilsoxt, “Wittehen,

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A seventh inning, rally - failed
‘to yield any ‘disgrace. piled on
‘Fashion Footwear as they were
‘erushed 20-5 by Wahl’s in last

| night’s women’s softball’ game at

Gyro Park.
It was the opening | game for
the. two teams and although

Fashion clicked. ‘for’ ‘three ‘runs

off four: base. hits in - -the™ ‘final
inning it was. not enough: to stop!¢g

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Wahl s -dobbers Fashion 2( 05
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crew “who “led

a “pressing Wahl’s
start of. the,

19-2 before the’
seventh.

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and seven walks in three and one
third innings she worked.

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fourth. and finished out. the
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night’s Pony. League game as
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pitching by: Jack ° -Mutch and
heads up. base. running. by Reg
Phillips: gave -the. Moose - boys

they. .downed: Elks 6-5.

their. first. victory: ‘of the. Season.

With the game ‘tied 5- “5 in the
‘bottom... of the. seventh | ‘inning,
Phillips | Jaced. a. single. to right.

He stole second on the. first pitch
to the. next batter. -and . went; all:

the” way to third on” an’ over

| throw. He then crossed the plate,

Elks: started | out with three
runs in the first on three errors
anda: double by. Brian. Kangas.
Moose’ added: singletons. in the
‘third and fourth and.then came
to life with three -big: runs in.the
fifth :on ‘singles: -by:.Phillips and
John Rosedale’ ‘and..a.double by
John Olsen. . Elks tallied one in
the. fifth : and - tied the game in
the top of the. ‘seventh when
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{out 10. Starter Rick Newsome
gave up two hits, two walks and
| struck out four. Loser Ruttan
| was rapped for three hits while
striking out four and walking
none. Specht and Phillips were
top batters with a pair of singles
each.

Line score:
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Line Score. . ~
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hits, - yr walking and striking
out none.

The Fashion gals made seven
big errors that.
greatly to their loss.
Wahl’s pitcher, Pearl Morberg,
gave up five runs, off 15 hits,
walked one, and struck out none.
Her mates committed only ; two
errors.

The big guns for Wahl’s were
Joan McKnight, Jean Billing, and
Shirley Logan, who all went
three for four in the batting.

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Fishing derby |
under way

| softball league

: third annual softball league May

search ‘division, and the mechan-
w. | ical division play every. Tuesday

\and Friday at Gyro Park, Games
| start at 7/p.m.

|708 union will be presented to
| the. winning ‘team at the end of
the ‘Season.

1 TA, Shift. VS Research :
10 B Shift VS Mechanical

.-: 24 B Shift vs A Shift

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aA trophy, supplied by the Local

Here is, the’ league schedule,
- MAY °
7 10 A Shift vs C Shift
13.B Shift vs Research:
17 © Shift’vs Mechanical
20 Research ys A Shift
.24.Mechanical vs B Shilt
, 27 C Shift vs’ Research.
_ 31, Mechanical vs A Shift. -
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14 Research ys Cc Shift
- 17 -A ‘Shift vs Mechanical -
“21 Research’ vs B Shift —

28° Mechanital ‘vs C Shift

“JOLY
5 Research VS. ‘Mechanical
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12 Mechanical vs Research
15°C Shift. vs B- Shift -
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Here: is the schedule of Pony
League practices to be held Sat-
urday. at Roosevelt Park.
- Moose ‘at 9 a.m.; Elks at 10:30
a.m.; and Gyros at 12 noon.. The

B League or farm team schedule |

is: Esquire Juniors at 1:30 p.m.;

Rupert Auto Body at 3 p.m.; and.

Canadian Legion at 4:30 p.m.

 

. “NORTH™ VANCOUVER iQ) —
RCMP Const. Bob Boreham shot
a 100-pound black bear in Lynn
Valley Wednesday with his .303-
calibre. rifle.’ The bear hunt
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Shop- -Easy’s pitchens contin-
ue to be the whirlwinds of the
Prince Rupert Little League,
Last’ night Bob Pottle pitched
a seven-hitter as he led his
mates to an 8-4 victory over
North Star and picked up his
second win against no losses.
It was the grocery lads’ third
straight win. in as many games
and puts them in first place in
the league. —

Pottle struck out nine ‘men,
including three'in a row, in the
third inning,.and walked only
one. He was a regular dynamo
at the plate, as’ well, slamming
a pair of doubles and a single
in three trips to the plate giv-
ing him a game batting average
of 1.000.

“To date he has a season’s hat-
Ling ‘average of .800.
It may be early In the season

| Prince Rupert Daily News -
Thursday, May 19, 1960

 

Pottle bottles Bottler’s
as Grocerymen win third

and this is the Little League,
but eight hits for 10 trips to the

plate ts good hitting in any
league. i

North Star’s pitcher, Eric
Janes was not so lucky. He

pitched a five-hitter, but gave
up seven walks, and struck ont
only three, Janes was top bat-
ter for his team with a pair of
doubles in four trips to the
plate giving him a .600 game
batting average.

Going into the sixth with
North Star up to bat, the gro-
cers led 8-1 and a three-run

rally by the bottler’s fell far
short.

Line score:
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Shop Easy 102 32x---8 5 4

 

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15: will continue to September 30,

‘\is. open to, all Columbia Cellulose
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month and prizes awarded.

follows: Mike. Orom.= with a 39
pound eight ounce spring sal-
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nine ounce trout.

Prizes are given for the largest
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