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Durelfe light-heavyweight title fight looks as though|| —- REQUIRE 6 MONTH LEASE. _
‘lit will finally go on after two postponements. But\) a re Shin
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CHARLES GIORDANO’ ‘
Sports Editor of The Daily News:

By ALF STRAND

coe nee & . Daily News Softball Writer oe
- -Second-place RCMP clinched a playoff, spot in the yes i: a ety s eoth fighters, te Worst of the “ens tram © cae
We an tehall Jago eo eh oe anager. ms ities in Canada or the United States:woula © |o"2* , have. started tap-|learned from Golaman once In| Oe ee oo ,
nior Men’s Softball league last nightas they squeez- |: . In how. many cities in nited States.would | ring down to. the, 175-pound); Oe Goldman once pee _ 4 oy o —
Pe pitas ee Ara. Be ee a oye pase take a drenching to wateh a.nine inning-Pase-: |iimit.. Both say they weight in there, against tne shifty, scien" Advertising in The Daily News Brings: Results -
bee ne thats. what mor . snce Rupert -follo --\¢he neighborhood of 178." 0...) |= a ——- an = neni me eg a
| AS a tesult of the’ loss, Old|"" Oia mpress out-| 2 _that’s what more than. Sul $2,000 baseball tourn id |""phe fight will’ never sect eran n — —
Empress falls into a tie for last Last. night Old Empress out- last. Sund & Peet ‘~ournament?)| ound” 10: this. time,”*;sald: Du-. oy oS
“place with Savoy Hotel.» Thése | hit. the Mounties ‘8-5 and both 788 How ay. baseball ; would insist: that. san Ae sma jane!
“teams will now. fight Jt out for clubs . committed ‘five errors. ow many bast a nL nage El 4 aith st. that. same ©
“the last playoff position’ as’ only | However,. Old ‘Empress. errors game be played under such miseray le. conditions instead of ©,
“the “three top teams. make the | proved more costly as ‘five of the

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relle’s manager Chris Shaban.
“It could end anytime. © It'll be
Waiting for a nice clear or sunny day when “possibly, twice that Pears, Moore's hanger:
as many fans would have te opportunity of. seeing .it? “1 Moore “defending his title ror
|. Empress’ took ‘an early 4-3 Jead | I know of one such manager who was asked if-he wanted to the eighth “ime since S unning it
latter four innings of play. but play the game at‘a later date instead of going through with from Joey Maxim in "1952, was

on “An. view of the adverse publicity of the recent past, and expecting | |
much more in the near future, because of our stand in ‘the present strike ©

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es STRIKERS’ ” “0 (ROMP came back with two runs ‘itat.the. time: 0 ame we oles lasked what, type of fight he ex-),
Oe AING co |S the fifth and three..in the). . He biyntly refused, sayiné that the game. would,be, played pects. nat ene like the dine-() ct oth come of on ge 7
oe BARGAINS -.  I\sixth to,take @ commanding 8-4 right then and there and as a result his team,-the opposing ' | dong meeting of last December? |: general with some of the unknown. facts concerning our stand in the
i ce AT. 8 27. [pleads oS . Be a . team, officials, and fans had to brave a torrential ‘downpour. «- “You can’t ever tell,” drawled Po aaa we ce moe Ot oo
ee fl || old Empress tried desperately $ Had that final game been postponed, playing conditions "| Archie. “One never knows.” °— matter.
r AE. PI CM .|\to get back into the ball game. would have: probably ‘been much peter eee may have |. Early odds favor Moore 3-1 for |}. 0 6 a os
‘ ; em but RCMP hurler Dave. Lee‘ al- had a aaa ate and most impor nt those * ho wanted: |the Aug. 12 fight in Montreal.|f- Nag ee oe oe es ae :
i A eed ||lowed only three’ hits over the| ‘to see it would wo Oe Ee ee -\worum. So far ticket sales have ,P ; 'e, as trollers, are not on strike over prices and conditions in the
, FOOD MARKET "| Mast five frames. 8 . However the oe ae a eer Sie babe f nose totalled $85,000—a sellout would|| dus Be ey cg a e oo me Tee
oe i - Top batsmen for Old Empress| W o saw it and they deserve a Par the -back,,for ‘their.’ | be $277,000, 0 “st industry, and: ex ect no benefits froma settlement between cbm anies and _
— eet 4 | were. the. Hartwig ‘brothers, Don| support which is tremendous for 4:-Cl y this size,tparticularly ~ Originally scheduled for July |! nee we “Ps we bgt en ey! oo om ps 4 d
a “ DARKAY. ~~ |) and Al, and Empress pitcher Bill}. under such adverse weather conditions. oo. 2.) 115, the’ fight was put off to tuly || workers, involved. ‘We have not been consulted -by anyone fo stay tied up .
a KRINAAT Sundberg,.’all with “two: hits| .. Most important and much. overlooked are; ndles: 29 when Moore: injured.a heelin |} |: UT ee ae BC 7 mo rn ose
op go hours of time put in by the people: responsible [6 ging | j roadwork. Then it was postponed |]. in sympathy, and ‘truly believe our fishing operation would not cripple —

another:two weeks when his wife |:

"MARGARINE |p /2PICCE )
OI Rusty: Ford; “Treasurer” | Joan underwent an operation in ‘|: the chances of the working. people of the province from achieving their

Larry Henochel Jed: the Moun- this competition... oo

tie. assault. with. two. singles in}: Fellows” like Commissioner G. R Ru tor 'YEast

four times at bate. ee Ray Giordano, Dann Bill, Sparky 81 ith,.scorekeepers Fleyd San Diego, Calif. 0°... Poo oe a a, Oo

my "+ LINESCORES' _. Jessop, Danny Johnston, Sam Simpson and: Len. Harrington, - Both fighters-said the setbacks aims, as Wwe hope to arrange sale of our fish to foreign markets not involy-.

  

   

 

 

Old Empress», 102 100 001—5 8 5{ “most of whom devoted. two hard-working days: to operating... |did not. affect their training. -||- 0. 4.) ape cee ae , Ce, er! :
RCMP 030. 023 00x—8 5.5}. it. yy PP RA ee | Durelle, under famed trainer || ed in this pricé or conditions dispute, and whereas we are independent 1
~ Sundberg and. McKay; : Morri- . Two of these men, brother Ray.and Rusty Ford. not_only..: Charlie. Goldman, appears to Oe gy, as ye - ne Os on
son. (6). 00 ee gave more than’ their share in organizing the tournament. . have sharpened up since his first: “operators with heavy. individual investments who have always had the right
oo STANDINGS » - Hut have spent countless hours making Prince. Rupert baseball. °|bout with: Moore in which he} ~ plat Or ee ae! Mae Ce wo
Re 2 We. Pct. GBL| the success it has tu ned out to be. It must be in their: blood. . : knocked the champion down four} to sell to the highest bidder we consider it ‘our just right to do so.
Commercial 14. 6° ..700. “Tf they were to be paid for the work the local ‘baseball .”| times, only to be knocked-out inj} et : ne oo coe
pri - a ry oN 4 association wouldn’t have enough money to accomodate it. the wet round. So a eh te Te be op be
ww. mpress. . 8 12), 400” It’s this kind of people we can: thank mostly for: giving. ut ringsiders wonder whether |] 0. ‘ems - s tin sight: ‘the nee ‘re. and
Tintin G m|jsavoy . . 8.12, 400 6 | Prince es organized senior baseball. ~~ eae . a ee Durelle will remember all he’s}}- vAS there seems to be no settlement tn sight for the near future, and
NEW. PACK! NABOB. | Ds % eB whereas one more month of tie-up fer our boats would ruin hundreds nf

re any of the local baseballers happen to be attending |

Normie Kwong the Pacific National Exhibition in Vancouver starting Augist Shop Easy os individual fishermen, and possibly make the trollers as a whole dependent _

oo of mg _ they can throw a baseball. i by the army”tor establi mesg’ oo d on Government aid this coming winter, we as trollers *__ without malice:
. WP oe ge .. Instruments normally use@ SY e army for establishing , os _ PE ee Ee orn coy
to p ay oo "Sos | the speed of bullets, shells and other fast-moving objects will poun 1S = 11 * towards companies or Union—have every intention of trying at this late | °

BE | be brought to Vancouver for the PNE. 2 Cg - ae a mS aa :
fi! ep Pe - “This setup has been geared to record the speed of a thrown, |. Sea Kin Ky
for Es ks moe « baseball and will ‘pe open to anyone free of charge, to.see..j. - gd .
rn doo | exactly how fast in miles-per-hour you can heave the ball. . - ns

Se ee a ade Also, according to PNE officials, you'll have a comparison.

EDMONTON O—t ullback Nor-| gome. of Vancouver's professional “athletes, including .Van-
tor ae ane subi 2 nee ia couver Mounties’ pitchers, will record: their -best heaves. on.
ions -between. Britis ; ‘the machine. we eee a

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ee 2 : : o i” Pr : - Ds .92 they will. have the oportunity of finding out just: how fast:

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date to salvage what season there is left to.us ond truly believe our stand

ee, : fl will not jeopardize the chances of the involved parti .

Shop Easy went on a rampage); J P o ws par es fo reach agreement,
in the fifth and sixth innings and. would in a small. way at least boost the laggi omy '
last night to ‘trample Sea Kings | 4 eS y 9 oe Bo no 19S. ng economy of the
12-2 in Little League baseball province. : :

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Lions and, Edmoninaid Wed= So if. you're in Vancouver at that time: give ita whirl. -} Errors were the Sea. Kings ae a OS ae . |
nesday night he, will play with |: yg ee pe coe woe squads big downfall as they || re rs PACIFIC. TROLLERS’ ASSOCIATION, * cod
SLICED SIDE ay soe 29-year oe fullback ar-} rea ening o ou Lf ee final two frames while the gro-: os no . ys 193° EE. HASTINGS, a ae
sae \\rived in: Edmonton from Van-|00 ge I -y)5.{eers piled on 11 runs. Lo: Oo Be et een TT ORs So de nee
VY LB. CELLO - icouver at..7 pm. MST and was/.. Oo (3.2 t : S / ae. fi Sea Kings tallied’ their’ twoifs cae ee VANCOUVER, B.C. pee es
CARNATION | miosis zine wesiem m-| QQ GOWN I-# © Soloms —feceries ence stn es
oe See aa aaTt vee uo Saag : BEE Bobby Wingham was top bat-|] -
WDER MILK ||club’s training camp less than) ‘By The Associated Press = or ter for Shop easy with a pair of | : \
PO ue an hour later. sg ” ar - lo at h outfit : het it @ nts singles in four. times to the ~ fr
3 LB . Wee ‘Sure, I m: here eee one Sacramento Solons, a tough ou it when 1 counts,|yiate. - .
MAGIC 1 said a eon definitely join the made it two in a. row over the threatening Vancouver 7 winning pitcher, Rory McNeice | _ .
CRYSTALS 1A ce after the Work nt acericials Mounties in Pacific Coast League baseball Wednesday Ne oe two and
TEA B AGS this. morning. a night and knocked the Canadians into third place. nose Gary Guyatt, eave ; upt =
The.. China Clipper has been Ss 1 m Brown ‘and re- five pases on balls, allowed four re
oP fined $100 daily, a total of $2,000 he terry eon gave the Moun- City batter and got. off two wild hits and fanned three. 2
*| NABOB [DY Mea asks, vo eee is Op- ties only three ‘hits and Brown pitches in the Rainiers-Bees tus-| —————— = t:
ar ing with oe) ” it 3-2. Vancouver slipped 24| SI: yo © og ve :
605 an .° ¢ tion for 1959. The fine would be won ae behind with the es. /e The Bees picked up seven runs| | Majot League ¢: :
Fr 9 ‘one of the detalls to be consider- |” portland Beavers remained in| in the fifth, sixth and seventh S ta din S t. a fl
san -“jied thismorning. sg. \second, 1% games off the pace,| innings with only two hits figur- , an Ing . :
MILK. LL te arrived here hours after by whitewashing San Diego Pad-| ing in the scoring. Paul Pettit By Th Canadian Press
PACIFIC or CARNATION negotiations re veers i $ and+ as 3-0 on Ken Johnson's five- homered for one Seattle run jn AMERICAN LEAGUE i
Lions apparenorted. to. be the hitter. | the fourth frame. ro o Mo ro GBL
hi wost-paid Canadian player, in| Salt Lake City's Bees took af- By The Canadian Press Chicnbd  s.s. , 82 48 870 2 !
Postball in his eight seasons with {Vantage of some sloppy Seattle) | WoL Pet. GBL| Baltimore = ony 50510
. S : Edmonton hinted earlier, in ‘the fielding to beat the Rainiers 8-4 Sacre mre 58 ae 588 1y, | Kansas City... 52 53 495 11
: TIN Ne }| Boor that he would rather re- and Spokane’s Indians wrote fin- Vancouver ...... 69 66 .613 ai, |New Yorke ors or be 400
\\tire than play again with Esks Go a four-game losing skein|galt Lake City .. 59 50 bo Ai poo leloeee. BT Bp 443. «10% :
MEAT BALLS ‘ P = eh | with a 1-0 squeaker over Phoenix| Phoenix ves... 88 67 .604 38' Washingion 44 04 407 20%,
| SPORTS CALENDAR Giants. Seokane tears BT BB AN ah | NATIONAL LEAGUE: - |
so - ‘TONIGHT ‘The Sacramento victory, scc- Spo TT ag ga 494 11% | gay rranctaco Ww Pot. antl |
UF , ” % Softball—7? pm. ond for the Solons In the threc| Thursday's Schtdute: BO ee ag .c., «(Ot 48 660 4
PURITAN Women’s pm, 8 : Los “Angeles
Gyro Park, Wahtl's vs Savoy. games played in their current Di Ne Pp at Vancouver; San | Yiiwaukea s...... 5B 46 ‘BBR.
15 OZ. TIN Tittle League Farm—6:30 | series with Vancouver, Was Fcheduled. Portinnd; Only BOMCS tpietsburghy .+-- 51 He A717 « o'r
itn ntias pm, Algoma Park, Albert & clinched in the elghth frame ¢ Chicago cones wet 5 68 an be )
McCaffery vs Skeena Grocery. when the winners got two runs : Ciner en 407 104, ;
FAB alae Mfery VRS y on Brown's triple to centre, a Use Classifieds-They Pay Be dieiphin eee 44 60 4.423 «15 ‘
SOAP POWDER WANT YOUR OLD wa)k, Milt_ Smith's doubie and he in eneccereee rete ttt a
an error, Brown gave the Moun=|
KING $ 25 Vy SUIT TO HAVE A tes only two nits een atvor| THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF
ao ev m e ninth after! ‘
SIZE OO - NEW LOOK? ; two walks, ao PRINCE RUPERT BW S ZA xf :
a a a We expertly alter your Johnson didn’t give the Padres : ‘ VOTERS’ LIST 1959 ny EE Aes HE HE . AAG :
Money-Saving Specials (Oe or etl . a, walk, He struck out sine Resident-Electors, Tenant-Electors and Corporations oh 7 IMS ee Z “s
Friday and Saturday Sony $15.00 hattors. His mates, meanwhile, | Under the provisions of the “Municipal Acb" resident: a ae} Soo NTT
SHiop THIS FRIDAY y nor touched Maine hits, ond ine | electors and tenanteelectors may be ‘placed on the Votors' wee Detainee sae Nhe
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EASY PARCNG Auenta for \V pri Paine of ne Indl j resided continuously. for not leas than alx months within the NG Ri By W/o gy an caettnrttvenanttittye ANNAN \
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