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:| only tally: fin the’ first 10 minutes
of the thriller, ‘on ‘a shot from
directly in. Tront. ‘of the Kitimat
net, 9 -
‘Kitimat kept the ball in Rupert
territory - ‘almost entirely during
the first half but ‘failed to put it
past - Rupert’s goalie" ‘Joe Nagy
who: was right “there waiting
keenly for it. _

However in the. second ‘half
Rupert's ‘defence. .looséned “up,
leaving Nagy in full: charge of. a
hard Kitimat attack..

* Gardin chalked up his first
counter and tied the score 1-1 in

All: Star squad: 3-1 before a
ed'rside-linc of enthusiastic
tors. |
somewhat roughly: played
iw the Kitimat. eleven
hree, quarters . of the ’con-
‘overpower ‘the: hard fight-
al ‘boys. ‘

- Gardin’ was ° top mani |:
Aluminum - city . string
O° ‘counters.. -Their other
e about, from a deflec-
ff a Rupert: player...

: vens racked up ) Rupert's Ss

 

_ {the first 15 minutes of the second
Be stanza.

-Kitimat’ gairied | ‘their . tic-
breaker only’ minutes Jater as the.
front of the Rupert goal became
cluttered with players and the

 
  
  
   
 
  
  
  
 
  
    
    
  
   
  
 
 
 
  
 
 

 
 
 

ball bounced = into ‘the “net after
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as he blasted Rupert's Nagy with
a neat shot from the: left: hand
side:of the goal, |
Rupert. gave it all they. had in:
‘the last few minutes. but ‘were
unable to get anywhere.”
. It is : believed) the: local. All
Stars will play’ a‘return: ‘match
| with the Kitimat’ ‘squad next _
Sunday. at Kitimat.

ed : by Jim” Greer.
-run,: “downer

ie baseball. action
ihe at Algoma Park..

Gre

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~ .. TONIGHT.
. Senior ‘Men’s Softball—6: 30
p.m. Gyro Park, RCMP .
Empress Luckies.
‘Little League Baseball—7 ”

 

p.m., Algoma Park; Shop- Easy

> VS: Sea. ‘Kings. ©

we, ey TUESDAY Lo

. Women’s “Softball—7 - ‘p.m.

| Gyro. ‘Park, ‘Wahls. LVS: Fash:
} don. ee

: Little: “League . “Baseball [
p.m, “Algoma Park, Kinsmen
“VS North: Star. " wo ‘

mo ‘ anne: A vs nrrerescccecocers |

| _|Remembe 7 when.. ‘

By’. The ‘Canadian. ‘Press

 

 

 

ond ‘marker. late ‘in. the last half.

PERE OTE TESTOR LIED SOOT O OLDE DOD '

: first place.

10~ 6 625 |
RCMP) un2: ‘1 94388 3.
Old Empress" Lee TD. 9 438 3
“|Savoy - 8 -9..357 °° 4

a

a innings RCMP fought back. des-

 

 

 

“CHARLES, E.. GIORDANO—SPORTS EDITOR

 

Prince Rupert |

_Monday, July 13, 1959 ©

‘Daily * News © ee

 

RCMP goes down twice:
~ Commercial needs | one

| By ALF STRAND '
Daily News, Softball Writer ns

- Commercial Hotel ran
four straight F riday. night
20-18.

The triumph moved Commer-
cial within one game of clinching,
at least. a tie for the league
championship.

Savoy. also racked up a . Victory:
over the faltering Mounties: as
they downed them 15-12: in oa
come-from- behind win Saturday
night. -

Commercial, ROMP _ and. ‘Old
Empress have four more games
to play to complete the schedule

while Savoy has six more games |-

to ‘play. -As:as result league-
‘Icading - ‘Commercial needs... one
more: victory. to at least tie for

“STANDINGS =|
ORE ne. - W.-L, Pet. GBL
Commercial

‘Friday night: Commercial Hotel
fought:off late-inning RCMP :ral-
lies'in racking. up their tenth, win.

After --Commercial....took.. an
early 11-0 lead in the. first. four

 

Port. Edward

-tramples

 

 

Elks 15-3 —

as they clipped RCMP

other’close one. .:.

{four errors to get back into the

three and walking 11 in going the

their y winning streak to

 

perately and outscored the Hotel
squad. 18-9 in the last five
frames:

catch Commercial.
RCMP outhit the Commercial

hurlers . Jim .Morberg -and. Bill
Yerema while Commer cial mark-
ed up 14 hits off the Mounties’
losing pitcher John Lenuik.

John Penz led the Mountie. at-
tack with four for . five while
John Fedyk was big gun for Com-
mercial with: three for five.

: Saturday night’ s game was an-

-After. being. down. 4- 0 over thel.
first threc innings Savoy. scored

innings on a total of. six hits and

game in a hurry.

The seventh turned: out to be
the decisive inning. as. Savoy
broke a. 11-11 deadlock ‘by scor- |
ing three runs on one hit, a big
lead-off triple by Don Kidd, two
walks and two. costly Mountie
errors.
: “Winning pitcher Jack’ Mitchell
-was charged with 12 runs on only
eight hits while striking out

route. |

Lenuik lost: his. second ‘game
over the weekend -as,. he was
raked. for°15 runs.on °-10 hits

 

~ Cleveland 8, Chicago |4.

However Lime, ran out on .the}.
Mounties and they just. failed: to ,

crew-as they uned out-16 nits off].

five runs in the fourth and “fifth |

FRIDAY 200:
a ‘Amertean pen eue.
New York. 5, "Boston Be:
Baltimore ; 6, ‘Washington : 1,
Detroit 6,° Kansas: City 2.
“Nattonal League ‘
San Francisco 8,)Cincinnatl 6...”
Los Angeles, at Milwaukec—ppd,
rain. .
St. Louls a, ‘Philadelphia q.
Chicago 6, Pittsburgh 7
“SATURDAY.
National “League”
Los Angeles 7, Milwaukee 5.
San -Prancisco ©5, Cincinnat! 8.
St. Louis A, Philadelphia 3.
- Chicago 5, Pittsburgh 1.
‘American. League 9
New York’ 4, Boston \8..0".:
Kansas City 3, Chicago 8,
Baltimore 38; Washington a.
Detroit 7, Cleveland, 8. :
Pacific Coast League. 2 |
-San. Diego 1, Salt Lake City. 2.
Portland 8, Vancouver 7.
Senttle 4, Spokane 3.
Sacramento 5-6, ‘Pheonix G- 12,
SUND, AY
National League
Tos Angeles 8, Cincinnati 4.
San Francisco 2, Milwaukee 4.
St. Louis 5-4, Pittsburgh 6-5.
Second game called by / curfew ‘in
ninth,
Chicago .. 7-1... Phil: adelphia 6-4,
American League.
‘New -York 3, Boston 7 on
Kansas City 3-7, Chicago. 5-9.
‘Baltimore 5, Washington 1.
Detroit 6-4, Cleveland . 2-8.

Mounties — :
half game
from: Solons

- By The Canadian “Press ct
Vancouver Mounties stood only
‘half a.game behind the Pacific
Coast. league-leading. Sacramen-
to. Solons Saturday: night: even.
after taking a nip-and-tuck de-
j feat from. ‘Por tland ‘on home

grounds.

The margin between the Solons
and .Mounties.. narrowed after
Sacramento's Joe Stanka was
blasted: from the mound. by: the
Phoenix Giants.
11-4.

In action earlier. in the evening
the Portland Beavers prevented

a- first- place’ tie by defeating
them 3-0.. oe

“The - attendance’ was good:

Baseball Scores | |

    
   

; yesterday .

The score WAS |.

the - Mounties. from moving. into

in
spite of many. other attractions,

 

Esquires split |,

ha do ubleheader

: with Terrace —

 

A short- handed Esquire
squad splita double header
with | Sande
Lumber Mills .of. Terrace
in the-only Prince Rupert
and District. Baseball’ lea-

gue game played.

The game scheduled’ bétween
Gordon and Anderson: said Kiti-

-}mat. Vikings, to be played: here,
was called due to rain. °

“In. ‘Terrace the Esquires: took
the first.game. ‘7-5 and. ‘were
squeezed out 4- 3 in the: second
game.

“Adams was’ the’ winning
pitches in the first. gamie and
Bill Chapman was the. loser.
‘Don: Scherk lost’. the, “second
game while Bob Miller racked up
a. win on the mound. '

the second game.:
in the sixth inning.

LOS ANGELES w—Danny Kid,
117, Philippines,

geles (12). ey

 

\Ypuncher, rammed:

Portlander in a nationally. tele -

Jealled on'some hidden resources

It was like a destroyer against a

the title.

“Jordan defends ti tle,
wants Sugar Ray y next |

By ‘MATT: KRAMER
PORTLAND, Ore. (#—Tough, Don Jordan of Los’ Angeles de-
fended his | welterweight champlonship| convincingly Friday ‘night,

and looked today. toward middleweight Ray Robinson’ for his
next bout. ..=

 

‘punishing ~ * pody
solid “hooks
into the ribs of 19-year- -old Den-
ny Moyer,:and uppercuts: to. the
face as he scored a unanimous
15-round decision over the young

‘Jordan, a’ bouts.

Of -the possible tleht with Rob-
inson, Jordan's co-manager Don
Nesseth said, “we have: been of-

fered a lot: of money to ‘Aight
Robinson.” °°

_ He sald the! offer came ‘from an
eastern: promoter, ‘but disclosed
no other details. Robinson re-
cently. was stripped of his mid-
dlewcight title by the. National
1 oxing Association but is recog-
to stay ‘upright.. He still was) nized as champion.in New. York
dancing gamely about at the end,| “A pre-fight incident stirred in-
flicking left jabs.at Jordan. | terest in. the ‘bout, which was
_ The jabs was his main weapon] held in 84-degree weather in the
against the aggressive champion.| waning hours of daylight at: the
It became apparent early that] Portland Meadows race track.:
his right caused Jordan no fear.| Jordan failed to make the 147-
pound weight.at his -first weigh--
in. He was 1% pounds. over the
limit, and. had to sweat it off by
exercising. © Ninety minutes later
he qualified at'an even 147..

' Promoter Tommy Moyer, Den-
yny’s uncle, reported. the. | gate
was $44,390 and attendance 4 813.

vised bout.

There. were no. knockdowns.

_. Several times. Moyer appeared
about to go down,. but each time

cruiser. "Moyer was killing, but

lacked the guns,

It was Jordan’s 11th straight

victory, his third since winning
It makes his Fecord

now 46-11..

“Moyer, who had hoped to. be-

come the. youngest champion on
record in the welterweight divi-

sion. suffered his first loss in 21

 

Moyer -carlier said he had. ex-
pected a crowd: Of 10,000 and = ‘a
gate of $100, 000.

 

Esquires came. close to’ taking
They led 3-2

outpointed
Dwight Hawkins, AIT, Wy. ‘Los An: | -

 

   
 
  
  

- BRIGITTE
‘BARDOT.

~ Wily, Wicked,

Wond erful... .

 

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7: 15 P. M.
ONLY ONE. “SHOWING

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10% foot putt 29 years ago today.|down and. pitched shutout ball two hits apiece while Neil Mac. Spokane 8-4, giving the Rainiers — ee . j
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eB Angeles’ 49 98 5631 months later won. the: United /in the first and did not allow!oyt, — with a'score of 6-2 Diego: Padres if
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. . BY ¢ 1 mo .
die a 2 B time. anyone. had - ever .won.the threc runs came on: an error LANESCORES Sa ento.- M0 jo bab Gpl REALL it
40 44.476. 8%.|four titles in.one year, a feat!and singles. by . Brian . Specht, Dp — Bacramene a ~, ADDED:. FEATURE
RCMP ..... i 000 029 214-18 18.8}. Vancouver 47 41 534 6% !
inginnati =» «| 8648 a wh that has not been equalled. Bruce Mitchell and Allen Kangas. |#;5mmercial 080 350 40x--20 14 4| Portland 44 41 518 2
ypflelphia: . (81 62 373 rr The Port Edward squad scored) Ponuik and Saunders; Mor-| Set bake Clty 45 45 500 ai HITS
= B h two in the third’on an error berg, Yerema (6) and Fedyk. Scone ae a3 ‘Oe 3
rot ers win. and singles by Lawrence Atchi- a BO ® vy
son and Allen Stewart. They Saturday Spokane 43°47 478° 54
RCMP ...... 202 034 010—12 8 6; Seattle 41 49 456 7 '
sports car rally added three more-in the -fourth | savoy 000 055 131—15 10 6| Today's schedule. THE
TRAIL, B.C. «—Walter and|0M three errors and singles by| Lenuik and Saunders; Mitchell. eet ‘portiand. :
Ralph Lewis of Yakima, Wash.,| Clarence Wing and Dave McKee. |and Curric,

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the two-day third annual Koote-

were deckired winners Sunday of

' Four more .Paramount runs
wer@ tallied in’ the sixth on
singles by. Wing and ‘Knobby

 

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TRIS NS

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38 contestants.
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and a triple. by Atchison, jungle!
Yamamoto. went the route for
Paramounts, allowing four hits
while walking one and striking
out 11.

Loser Teddy Thompson allowed
12 hits, He struck ‘out 10 and
issued three - walks, .

Relicfer Bruce Mitchell gave

up three hits and struck out
one,
Witting star of the night was
Lawrence Atchison who wallov-
ed a 350 foot triple to dead
contre together with a double
and aingle, 3

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