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in the eighth. Mickey. Mantle and
Yogi Berra had: ‘driven in, three
runs earlier with a homer apiece
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beat Cleveland 8-5 ‘after: al
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in exhibitions |

‘By. The Ganadian ‘Press:

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National. Hockey. “League: “are.
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five-run sixth inning arid: hung a
5-2 defeat ion Los :Angeles. - The
defending champion. Dodgers are.
mathematically eliminated’ from
‘dnything better than: a tie.
‘Don’ Hoak was the big man for
the - Pirates ‘at. Cincinnati. The

decisive runs in the opener and
scored the only run of the second |
fame on: ‘Dick Schoficld's double
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‘when umpire Stan Landes: called |
a ball for a 3-2 count on ‘Roy.
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on ‘the tground ‘and jawed: with
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| for ‘his “money ~

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heat. Jefferies held. the lead un-
‘til the final’ lap.
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Stewart’s hull.:in the -C.-hydro
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_fagainst Dave Martin.

“Most entries turned out for
the - “B. ‘hydro, ° Peter’ Sampson,
Gregor McLeod. and Brian Bald-
win. ‘with Sampson‘ ‘and McLeod
each taking-a ‘heat. i

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day: ‘was ‘the final: ‘FACES, Class X
‘which * ‘all: .tHe racers took
‘part. ‘Hach driver raced. from
‘the ‘highway ‘ out to the float,
donned - helmet.: ‘and, ‘Iifejacket
and: started | his’ craft out cold.’
‘Winner. was ‘Bob “McDonald in
aclass’D hydro.

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Otto Knlepkamp ‘Was: first off

{the float and the. first away ‘but

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Duke Plerce, Tom Masich was at
the microphone and Ron: Eby’
manned. the’’clock.. Safety: patrol.
boat ,and ‘ski. boat was piloted
by Norm: Kinslor;’ of
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sented at a banquet’ to, be. held
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‘September 19:

. “Final jraces. ‘of the prince bees Outboard. Association held
7 Sunday: at. Taylor Lake saw Bill ae ers’ ‘driving, a: ‘D ‘hydroplane
3 and 16

‘The, Celco City Bowling league,
will start: “Wednesday, Septem-
bor 23, withthe first’ three woeks

League aecyotary Emily»: “Butt
ced that tonma ‘alrondy
‘Jachodiied. to “play” ‘Wednesday
are! at-7 p.m-—Co-op Hywaves;

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ora}: Savoy Hotel; :Good':Nalgh- |.
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ab a general. _ meeting of the,
Prince ‘Rupert | ‘Basketball’ Asso-
Giation Thursday night at the |
Civic Centre, officers.were elect-;
ed-and plans made for the com-
ing. 1960-61. season,

With almost 30 players, coach-
es, sponsors and interested peo-
ple in attendance, the’ meeting
was. quite successful.

Officers selected were: Bill
Gurney as president, Al Kelsey
as vice, John Lambie as secre-
tary, Len Harrington ‘as treas-
urer, Bill . (Mouse) Morrison as
chief referee and Tom Masich as-
publicity’ chairman, . i
Ideas were: suggested, at the
meeting, to start a minor bas-
ketball league for boys under 14
years, Games would he played

and Len Harrington volunteered
to look after the organization. of

operated.

pressed thelr desire — to enter
teams this year are, in the sen-
ior, Savoy; Fraser and Payne,
Old Empress. and the Prince Ru-
pert Senior High school (ten-
tatively).

Intermediate sponsor’
United; Fishermen “and: Allied
Workers. Union; - ‘Old Empress;

| ball Leagues: proved to be.one of

| welcoming - “speeches - before :'the

Saturday between 1 and 3 p.m.|

such a league if it was to he |

The sponsors, which have ex- |

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. ‘The banquet, and: dance held
Friday at. the. ‘Canadian Legion
branch 27. by the. Prince ‘Rupert
Senior Men’s and ‘Women’s Soft-

‘the most successful: events of the
social. sports season. | -

“A Crowd, of. almost’ 300 ‘people
applauded” heartily during. ‘the
| presentation ‘of trophies - ‘and
‘awards: ‘to ‘the ‘winning teams of
the season and play-offs. _

-‘Len Harrington’ ‘served. as
emcee and introduced guests and
‘welcomed everyone to” the gala
affair. :

Presidents: of the women’s: ‘and

men’s: leagues, Jean: ‘Billing - and}.

‘Bill (Mouse) ‘Morrison- gave’ short}:

-Larg 1. crowd, “sited
~ softball banquet, dance!

-wear from Jean Billing, while Al

‘Campbell was winner of ‘the
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award.

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presentations: ‘got. “underway.
‘Pete: Moroq for’ ‘the’ ‘La’ Gondola

ahlis* a

| Gowdry of Commercial ‘Hotel. for
winning: the play-offs.

Gowdry_ ‘also. - received the!
:UFAWU. trophy ° for winning the

league from Jerry ‘Sherman. Doug! _

Standring ‘presented Mrs, Mc-
Donald .with the ‘play-off trophy
‘from. Manson’s J ewellers: »

Ray: Billing presented Marie
Dickens, of ‘Savoy with Columbia
Cellulose’s: runner-up trophy -in
the play-offs and Ralph Olson
‘presented the Local 505 runner-.
up ‘play-off trophy to Art In-

  
 
 

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Campbell | ‘was not at the: ‘pan-
quet so Mouse Morrison: present-
ed the award to Erwin Garfield.
Harrington then ‘introduced | >
Miner ‘Simundson - who ‘gave a
brief history on the Annual Ban-

He said. the cup “was made by
himself. ‘and Joe’. Ward ‘and -was|::
first. won ‘py the Local .708 team
in 1957.. The cup,’ which “holds
-about four. gallons * must-be: filled
‘by the'team which wins. thes sen-
ior. men’s play-offs.

‘Be: ‘then : ‘presented ‘the. ‘cup “ta
Gils ‘Gowdry: for® ‘Commercial. |
Gowary: ‘said ‘the: ‘team: was: sorry .
hat @oach. “Warney ‘Peterson’ was
‘unable: to‘come'to the: -banquet.::

“Umpire: ‘Mike’ Karasosky, thank-.
‘ed’ the: league fora good job and-
thelast’ presentation was. Carol
McDonald from Wahls, giving
coach Simundson a gift. ‘for “ay.
job well done.”

‘The'cup was’ ‘filled, ‘a few toasts
made, ‘and the dancing began.

REMEMBER WHEN...

Richard Pancho Gonzalez of
Loe Angeles, then. 20 years old,
was the sensation of the US:
‘men’s singles tennis champion-
Ships 12 years ago today, Seeded
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stance of Old Empress.

- Women’s most valuable ‘player
award—a jubilee trophy--went to

   
 
  

 

Columbia © ‘Cellulose
Ltd.; Royal Hotel and Sunrise, .

‘Dendlines . for sponsors who
wish to ‘enter teams into either
the. senior, or intermediate |
leagues is’ September a2, fw

Martin ‘Tide, Recroation Direc-.

group. that depending on a now
floor, practice could start next.
week, ‘The Civic Centre is dine
cussing the idea of -putting 4
masonite floor-on the gym.

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tive’ was also naked to sponsor:

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PORT CREDIT, Ont, Qh—Na»,
nalmo, ‘once favored’ to win the
Mann Cup. in ‘four stradght
‘gamean, faces olimination,

‘The Woatern reprosantntived
lost 17-13 to Port Credit Sailors

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‘Blue Bombers ‘try ‘to make it 10
while an aching British Columbia, Lions

a comeback at Edmonton after’, a.violent
‘Western Interprovincial } Football Union, flash her (

| Saturday. —

-The.26-14: winnipeg victory. left
| the Bombers without fullback
- Tony Kehrer: for

. |aMeg-fracture and tackle Buddy
‘| Tinsley. for -at. ‘least, two games |
with:a face. wound.

It was’ the. toughest game of
‘the season ‘so ‘far for the Lions
.?- kbut they’ll be + ‘fielding the same
{lineup against ‘the ‘Eskimos to- |
night.

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‘third- -place - “Lions “hung
‘onto the. game by their. giaws up
‘to the three- -quarter mark when
the score “stood at 17-14 and ‘it

First downs
Yards rushing -

yards passing

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with: hopes
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‘+ wins. ‘Set “by: the: ‘Stampeders in
“1948. °

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six. points. on -a. field goal and
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“Halfback Willie. Fleming ‘scored’

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‘End Far- |.
“seored: another ;
‘Bomber touchdown, on a 46-yard
pass from Kenny. Ploen and half- |
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straight’ wins. tonight

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no ‘ielosér.| “0. winning’ their first
game of.'the 1960: ‘Western ‘Inter-
‘provincial ‘Football Union ‘season
than trailing 7-6 after/the first
‘quarter Friday as they: dropped a
99-6.:decision to.‘the ‘Edmonton
Eskimos:' before _more than 10,-
000 hometown fans.

Breaks appeared the difference
in ‘the .game. as the’ Riders had
two - fumbles * ‘recovered .‘by the
Esks ‘in the fourth . ‘quarter and
poth: of.’them went ‘for. ‘touch-
downs.”

“Fullback ‘Johnnie Bright drove
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‘lead ‘the team and move into the

league: lead ‘with ‘most ‘touch-
downs so ‘far ‘this ‘year—nine.
End Vic’ ‘Champan’ added a touch-
downdown. ‘when “he recovered
Danny. ‘Band's’ “fourth” ‘quarter
‘fumble : ‘and. went ° 30- yards ‘to
‘§core.’ “Fullback | ‘Normie: Kwong
picked up: the other.

“Jackie “Parker, who. “went ‘all
the. way.at quarterback” ‘for the
Eskimos,’ ‘built his league scoring.

lead to 10 points with conver-»

sions of the four touchdowns and.

a single ‘when’ a field: goal ' ‘went

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yards passing 107 185
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took a 32-yard Don. Allard pass
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