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blood.
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why
he
understands
so
well
how
to
provide
those
little
added
touches
which
make
your
train
Journey
so
pleasant...
swift
service
with
courtesy...
plus
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It:E
that
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order
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1947.
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tactful
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on
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palate.
1
PHONE
32
(17J)
Rupert,
B.C.
To
dining
car
patrons
old
and.
new,
he's
their
"gentleman-in-waiting"...
one
of
the
many
thousands
of
employees
who
have
built
Canadian
Pacific's
fine,
travel
tradition.
LOCAL
STUDENTS
LEARN
POINTS
ON
RUGBY
FOOTBALL
POUT
EDWARD
IMnce
Rupert
high
school
boys
working
at
Carlisle
Cannery
got
instruction
in
the
basic
points
of
rusftiy
football
here
on
Sunday
when
they
accepted
a
challenge
from
a
group
of
Vancouver
men
and
boys.
Their
need
for
instruction
was
made
clear
by
the
final
score
20-0
for
the
Vancouver
challengers.
Although
unfamiliar
with
the
game,
the
Prince
Rupert
boys
accepted
the
challenge
In
the
interests
of
sport.
It
was.
watched
by
a
diminishing
crowd
of
Moose
picnickers
for
whom
the
game
was
also
somewhat
foreign.
Rules
of
the
game
were
modified
because
of
a
Jacx
of
proper
clothlng
pads,
and
the
nature
of
the
ground.
Captain
of
the
Bo-Me-Hl
team
was
Reg
Lavigne,
while
Don
Salter,
John
Caldwell
and
Bill
Lee
were
co-captalns
of
the
Vancouver
boys.
The
game
featured
two
touchdowns
made
through
two
end
runs
and
two
passes,
one
by
Jack
Tatry
and
one
by
Jack
Caldwell
and
two
by
Don
Salter.
Other
members
of
the
winning
team
were
Bill
Hale
and
Don
Smart.
BASEBALL
SCHEDULE
July
24-Moose
vs.
Watts
Nickerson
July
27
Smithers
at
Prince
Rupert.
July
29
Savoy
vs
Moose
July
31
Savoy
vs
Watts
&
Nickerson
August
3
Watts
fit
Nickerson
vs
Moose
August
5
Savoy
vs
Watts
&
Nickerson
August
q
Moose
vs
Savoy
August
10
Watts
&
Nickerson
vs
Savoy
August
14
Moose
vs
Watts
ir
Nickerson
August
Savoy
vs
Moose.
Team
last
mentioned
is
to
be
the
Home
team.
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1947
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10th
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of
July.
1947.
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Fastball
Schedule
(Men's)
July
25
General
Motors
vs.
Gordon
and
Anderson.
July
28
Navy
vs.
General
Motors.
July
30
Oeneral
Motors
vs.
High
School,
Gordon
and
Anderson
vs.
Co-op.
The
speedboat
races
held
annually
at
the
Canadian
National
Exhibition
were
called
elf
for
the
duration
of
the
war
six
years
ago.
Deputy
Oil
Controller
for
Canada,
J.
L.
Stewart
announced
the
meet
was
called
off
to
save
gsollne.
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6
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.
Chtse
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They
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MOOSE
GIRLS
WINNERS
AGAIN
'Late
Itally
by
Gordon
&
Anderson
In
Ladies
Softball
In
the
Ladies'
Fastball
League
Tuesday
evening
the
Moose
nine
got
off
to
a
good
start(
scoring
eight
runs
jn
the
first
three
Innings
and
holding
the
Gordon
&
Anderson
team
scoreless
for
four
innings.
The
store
ladies
came
to
life
and
scored
three
In
the
fifth
and
four
in
the
"seventh
but
Moose
scored
two
in
the
seventh
and
the
final
wore
was
10
to
7
In
favor
of
the
lodge
ladies.
North,,
Thornton
and
Currie
scored
tn
the
first
for
Moo.se
o'i
singles
-by
North,
Betty
Hamilton
and
Thain
and
a
double
by
Arietta
Hamilton
assisted
by
a
walk
and
two
errors.
North
and
Betty
Hamilton
scored
in
the
second
n
a
walk
and
successive
singles
by
B.
Hamilton
and
Thornton.
Three
more
came
in
the
third
when
Thain
walked,
Arietta
Hamilton
and
Laird
hit
singles
and
Betty
Hamilton
got
her
third
hit.
Clough
then
took
over
the
pitching
chores
for
Gor
don
and
Anderson
and
held
the
Lodge-
ladies
scoreless
till
the
seventh.
Then
Pavllkis
hit
safe
ly,
Kildal
was
safe
on
an
error,
North
was
safe
on
a
fielder's
choice,
Betty
Hamilton
got
on
base
on
an
erfor,
Carrie
hit
a
single
and
Thain-wai,
on
a
field
er's
choice.
As
a
result,
Kildal
and
North
scored.
NEW,
MPROVEP
The
G.
z
A.
girls
came
to
life
In
the
fifth.
I.
Ramsay,
Flynn
and
S.
Ramsay
crossed
the
plate
They
staged
a
desperate
rally
in
the
seventh
when
the
Ramsay
sisters
both
hit
safely
Flynn
was
walked
and
Duffus-
hit
single.
All
four
scored
with
none
out.
Balagno
got
to
first
on
an
error
but
the
side
was
retired
without
further
score.
Betty
Hamltlon
gave
up
four
walks,
allowed
eight
hits
and
struck
out
ten.
Her
teammates
committed
only
three
errors.
Duffus
pitched
three
innings
allowed
seven
hits,
walked
three
sirucic
out
one
ana
eignt
runs
were
scored.
Clough
pitched
four
innings,
allowed
one
walk,
ave
five
hits,
struck
out
two
and
there
were
two
runs
scored
off
her.
The
team
was
guilty
of
seven
errors.
Box
Scores
t
MOOSE
AB
R
H
Kildal
5
1
1
North
4
3
1
Hamilton,
B
5
13
Thornton
4
1
1
Currie
5
1
0
Thain
3
11
Hamilton,
A
4
13
Laird
4
1
1
Pavlikis
4
0
1
38
10
12
G'D'N
&
A'D'SON
AB
R
H
Ramsay.
I,
4
2
1
Flynn
2
2
2:
Ramsay,
S.
.
4
2
2(
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CARLISLE
BEATS
PT.
EDWARD
11-5
PORT
EDWARD
In
a
pick-up
fastball
game
between
Carlisle
Cannery
and
a
team
from
Nelson
Bros.,
Port
Edward,
the
Carlisle
j
team
won
by
a
score
of
11-5
in
5ix
innings.
Carlisle
players
were:
Bob
Anderson,
Reg
Lavigne,
Bill
Lees,
Bill
McChesney,
Douglas
Shier.
Charles
Webster,
Don
HamiKon,
and
two
players
from
Sunnyslde
Cannery.
KHTADA
GIRLS
QUIT
LEAGUE
With
their
executive
finding
it
impossible
to
field
teams,
the
Khatada
club
Tuesday
evening
officially
informed
the
Fastball
Commission
that
they
were
regretfully
forced
to
withdraw
from
the
Ladles'
Fastball
League.
As
a
result,
recreation
director
Nell
Rcss,
went
into
a
strenuous
session
last
evening
and,
after
calling
on
his
mathematical
knowledge
of
permutations
and
combinations,
not
to
mention
un
stated
amounts
ol
exasperation,
aggravation,
exclamations
perspiration
and
desperation.
strsyshtened
out
the
league
standing
and
drew
up
the
new
schedule.
Ladies'
League
24
High
School
vs.
Gord
on
and
Anderson
July
29
Moose
vs.
High
School
July
31
Gordon
and
Anderson
vs.
Moose
August
5
Gordon
and
Anderson
vs.
High
School.
August
7
High
School
vs.
Moose
August
12
Moose
vs.
Gordon
and
Anderson.
Duffus
Richards
.,
Windle
Clough
...
4
....
4
....
3
3
Balagno
.
4
1
0
0
0
0
0
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7
7
Menell
..
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31
8
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