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7:00 -o’clock tornorrow night
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‘tel Was. forced to use novice: ‘hurl-
ers Ralph. Enridgeé’ and: Dor Kidd.
' ‘The constabulary’ proved. that
it: ‘takes. more’‘than: ‘courage to
pitch winning: all. as" they. ‘ate up |
the, offerings .of* both :Kidd~ and
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ceived 15 free. ‘passes’ from: the:
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Sports: Editor of .The Dally, News SoS
uy a / swimming - -Pool—or at least

  
 

   

‘Anybody’ ;want to:
‘part of. one? a
That is part of: one which is about 90: ‘per cent, completed
‘and $28,000°shy of being ready’ for’ Prince Rupert | ‘chiidren
and aduits to use, summer’ and winter.
. If you are interested,
“finish the pool” drive by pledging a buck. or two, a: week,
either. by payroll deduction or. straight® ‘cash:

On the other hand if you're ‘Not. in- favor’ of ‘the pledge
“system tne only other alterrative is‘ to Join: forces .with: those
wno. have so many unreasonable suggestions tor. raising the
funds‘tnat it” hardy makes: common sense: to tackle. them: o

_-Wnue you're thinking of an aiternative you may also: put
in your mind the Iact tat the Uivie Centre ‘Swimming: pool
committee nas omy yovv in which. to’ carry on ‘this wortaiwhiie
project, then the doors will be shut and construction workers
jaid, otf, ‘

' ‘Looking - cat it ‘from a sports angle, Prince. ‘Rupert has.
yet ‘to ‘turn out a top notch competitor in ‘the. swimming’ fleid.
‘snus ‘can. be. strengtnened .by tie fact. tnat-aimost . Bll Or: ‘ne
“supervisors at. Meviymont. park swimming pool . are . from
Owner ‘cilles-and so 1s. the. man who. Wu: ‘Supervise the Mayle
Centre ‘pool, when finished. “

~ A few have said that tne project was a big mistake from the
start bub tat statement can ve 'over-ruiea: by” ne. ract’: that
“the .py- “law” to. buiid. tne pool: was: overwhelmingly _ehdorsed

 

> AN important: point. about previous Canvasses’ ‘that should
be. ‘taken: “nto. ‘consideration “is: tne’ ‘fact tnat hot | more: tuan
$5,000 nas “éver: ypeen coliectea inl casn - drives” sucn:, as. March’
or. vimes; Caks, ‘Cancer and- many, others, certainly. not. $28, vuU.
_Hegardiess or a casn ‘donation or a pledge. it sti means | ‘can--
-Vassers “are “asking : for money. vs

It has ‘been’ suggested - that persons. ‘making ‘donations: or
pledges’ ve: given, sO "Many -weexs ‘tree. “Swimming. 1n> return.
‘NAS all very | ‘weil -but® ‘what about : ‘these . ~ peapie who. -have
- put. in. nunareds - ‘of | hours : of. jabor? Showd they, ‘not ‘be
“entitied to ‘free sSwiniming - also?

-4r-this .course’ was taken what revenue. would there be ;

to operate the pool? .

“ine maim concern: ‘is to raise. $28, 000, ‘and. worry ‘about

ap what” will ‘happen | as: far. as: operational costs: 80, wnen: tne

. poor’ opens, . |
1 doubt at at SO happens | that. the money. is raised through a
_ door-to-door canvass, Wl It. be -the last. time Prince kupert -
residents" are .caled, on for: tunds ‘for . the: “Swanmung: pool?
“Wno wut. be’. responsinie to. Suppiy money snouid Une. puos run -
ata Gericiv?. Wi: tne canvassers be. asked to: ‘Knock _on...doors

. again. or. Will’ tne ‘pool be turned over to the city? ‘The: jatter.

woud seein, more appropriate and: even more So’ ‘at. ns Stage

OL the ‘game.. :
46 van easily be. “agreed that. one ‘sure: “way, ‘of. coliécting,

‘money: is Dy taxation..S0 why not ‘approacn | city COUNCIL Tignit

now. and. tet. them take it over—we' ab bee “Sure” ‘of having « a

, swimming “pool. if it. does. -

~ Civic. pride, ‘of- which. this city has. a lot, Should: prevent

 

 

“So far? a total of: two canvasser meetings have. bee ‘held, -
“spot, of. : -which - consisted of heated arguments. » AS previous

‘. “meeting ot* the “Civic:;Centre board . -has- proposed: the. “drive:
‘and agreed’ ‘to: a pyramid ‘system: of. canvassing. -

Some :24. directors. were -at that first. meeting. “These. 24

= were asked to: ‘bring: three members each to the next’ meeting:

‘Forty-four. came to the first canvasser meeting: and after some’ -

“< arguing” they - were. asked to: bring» three> ‘people each to the -
. second’ meeting’ which. was Tuesday - night. A grand . total oF

_ 33 “showed ‘up: at. that ‘meeting.- coca
no “How Many. more “such meetings do- ‘they have ‘to. “hold in»
order: to" get.. these 300? If the. required « number" of. ‘people _
haven’t: ‘turned out: by. now 50 more rallies’ ‘won't’ make’ any.
difference. ae

“Anyway, why. should they turn out? to hears a . lot of bick- ;
ering?. arguments?) defeatism ? Mind you, we’ll grant: you that
the- -proposed . canvassers were not given very much in’ the
way. of ‘guidance. at. either of the last two meetings. |

.However, “the issue’ boils down to two questions and‘one
answer: Do: we want the pool finished or'do we want the work
- to ‘stop | ‘some-'time this. week because’ of lack of. funds? uO

The obvious answer is that we want the pool finished aiid
soon, Then let's pocket our pride and ask City Council for®
the necessary funds, to complete what will be a terrific indoor
ewimm ng pool and let's get swimming. The sooner the
better. * . /

 

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Runs batted in—Killebrew, Wash-

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. Doubles—Williams, Kansas: City, 27.
Triples—-Allison, Washington. 7, m
Home runs—Killebrew, Washington.

Stolen . bases, ‘Aparicio, Chicago, 28,
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'N ATION AL LEAGUE
Milwaukee. 5,’ Cincinnati 4 :
San. Francisco :6;- St.Louis 1
Chicago''7, Los “Angeles « 2°
Philadelphia’ 11;. Pittsburgh’ 4

- AMERICAN LEAGUE
New, York 8, Cleveland. 5-
Chicago 5, Boston 4
Detroit. 6, . Washington 2
Kansas City 6. Baltimore 3°

 

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~Ruraziel,. although : din? ‘trouble
many times, got. lots, of help from

his teammates .gnd came through

in the clutch wheni it counted. -
‘Moose started: off with five big

runs in the: first ‘inning.. Four

Gyro errors, ‘a.triple by Reg. Phil-

lips, 2 double by John Olsen. and |.

a single ‘ by Kurdzich: accounted
for the markerssy 00% |

Gyro ‘tallied ° ‘one in: ‘the first
when Kai Chuddeén walked, stole

‘second and came. home. on an

Perror, ete —_—

‘Moose racked up: ‘two: more rung T
in the second stanza on an error

ind singles by. Olsen, and John
Rosedale.

“Gyro added one ‘in. the third
when Ray Windle ‘walked,. -Stole
second -and scored on : al wild
pitch. ‘

Moose. notched their finial three
vuns in the fifth: on singles : by
John Donders, . Adolfo Paolinelli

and Jerry Jeffrey and: two Gyro

errors,

Gyro ended | their scoring with J, oy
two runs..on -a-walk,-an‘error @
hit batsman and the only hit: off,
1 Kurdzicl which was a: single by

Ray. Windle. .
.Kurdziel ‘fanned - “seven: Gyro
while |

three batters. He walked: “one

7 and gave up two hits. foe
| Loser, Don: ‘Love, hurled - ‘four Pe

 

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~. Thursday's. Schedule:

Sacramento; “Seattle:
City;

Sports Glendar L

. TONIGHT...
‘Senior Men’s Baseball—é: 45 :
p.m., Roosevelt. Park; . Esquires "
vs Gordon and: Anderson: oa

Women’s Softball—7:00 p.m., ||

Gy ro Park, Fashion vs Savoy. wo
“~~ FRIDAY:

Pony League. Baseball: 30. :
.p.m., Roosevelt Park, Port Ea- :
ward vs Elks (rescheduled): we
- Little League: Baseball--7: 00
p.m., Algoma Park, North: ‘Star’
vs Shop Easy. os

 

Sacramento
Vancouver

Salt. Lake City * 51.:
Spokane
San Diego
Seattle

Portland at: Phconitx;. ‘Vahcowver.: cat:

 

  
  
  

"EK diol hick, y Gne 104,

. Barry Kurdziel hurled: ‘one-hit. ball last: night. as
his Moose squad walloped: a loose ‘fielding’ Gyro team
|10-4 before one of biggest. Pony © League crowds: at}
| Roosevelt. Park this season:.”
-  About:45. fans turned: out'te

walking *cightit} >
Starter Bob. Mintenko. faced > >On.

 

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Pepe

five. Bruce Kerr finished off. the
game. allowing no runs on one
hit. -He: fanned. three and walk~
ed none,

John. Olsen was s top batter with
a double’ and.a: single. Dee &

“Next. league game is 6:30 } Fri-

day when Port Edward | _meets
‘Elks, he Lh vs

innings » allowing six. hits while
walking. three and striking. out

1) Last Night 5 Fights:

Twin Falls, Idaho 7) "Dick

Goldstein, 149%, Seattle, out-
pointed Ernic Gipson, 158, Scat
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- Sacramento 13, Vancouver 0
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Salt Lake 5, Seattle 4
San Diego 7. Spokane 2°:

Sea. Kings:
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‘Gary Guyatt hurled his Seca
Kings. crew to a 3- g victory over
Kinsmen last night in a closely-
contested Little League Baseball
tilt at Algoma Park.

Sea Kings tallied two’ in ‘the
‘third inning and one in the fifth
for a-3-0 lead. Kinsmen fought
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of the evening with two for. two

that included a double and 2»
single. .
Winner, -Guyatt, struck outt.

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and allowed five hits. |

Loser, Bob Miners, fanhed four,
allowed four hits and walked
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