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’ Indians are out of the American : ° : ao
| With Dinner
|
cag” a Thailand May Take _ Prince Rupert Boys Boxing
f Ray (Ike) | Club, managed by Martin Saun-
hort T | ders, took their mothers to a
ym here on rout from a. | apecial dinner last night with
wit their | | part of the money the y rece ved
nkees will QUEBEC (CP) Prince Chum- | from the audier ce at the boxing
their |l0th of Banggok and his wife | show staged las pring
eries pot. | Were introduced to trout fishing | : They had a wonderful time.” |
as he |‘ the Laurentihes Park after | sald Mr. Saunders, and explained |
it the | 4ttending the International Red | the event was held cement
that his | C'OSS Conference at Toronto this || | relationship bet the boy
1 man — jand their homelife.’
‘George The Roya] couple enjoyed good One highlight of the evening
pe short- {fishing for a week, and a fish |came when N. R. Young. pres-
from |@nd game department official jident of the Annunciation Home
said Prince Chumloth had i ;and School Association present-
tor it, | aired about possibilities of fly ed Billy Saunders with a trophy
what | 228 Quehee speckled trout to , j|for the best all-round athlete
Thailand, where the yould he & Presentation wae on hehalf
vould oc eo re ithe boys.”
was a White z. naan ae YOUNG CHAMPION — Shirley Campbell, 16-year-old stenog- oe «kc es
He knew | — ade, the ficial 1+ it eres rapher from Fergus, Ont,, is greeted by her mother and sister Mrs eae Bue — ne —_
P : pHi near the hatehing stace coula| 204%, 16, after winning the Women’s World professional cham- (py:cotte and Art: Mrs. Dumas
nine .| be shipped in ice to'Thailand as| 2?0™ nip three-mile swim at the Canadian National Exhibition, |anq Bob; Mrs. Watmough and |
ing we & é : Toronto. Shirley won the senior women’s mile amateur swim | Billy: Mrs. Good and Bob: }
noua oe oe n ‘ ide Te "| last week and turned professional for the world title, She said | Prystay and Ros 3 Mrs, :
Boone ' hehe part of her $1,650 prize money will go to pay the mortgage on | Bob and Billy; My Saunders
ason her widowed mother’s home, (CPPHOTO) | 4nd ee cousin ae
cinta, | SAT), atnieen Saunders 30D
up Desormeaux, Dick Bury, Doug
meena ; Letourneau.
et alwar ite ing | ins
SWANSEA RETIRES
: HALIFAX (P)—The Canadian
8S SHORTSTOF lfrigate Swansea lich sank
TO WIN } Win or an GES three U-boats in the Second
be . ‘| World War and made the longest
hertatan || NEW YORK @—Thanks to the) his 22nd victory in the opener ees in RM hiatory, ae eisoee
) that | stalwart. pitching by three | 8-2 while Carl Drews waltzed to | rence any ae _ eo
full season ||moundsmen, two of them former | his 13th win 9-3 in the nightcap Sy a, Wet aun teh Poo as ;
, nves National League players, New Other Scores pdinsarsiige Piast spe we RCA
Boone York Yankees blanked Boston American League Petaanany Pag o : ” 4 4 mt
. Boudreau Red Sox twice in the American! Detroit 5, 4; Chicago 6,7. | ae pum ee ee
while the League day-light doubleheader! Philadelphia 2, 0; Washing-|“80F@cor” has 's
second to 4 | Tuesday, 5-0 and 4-0 \ton 3, 5. es
too many A\ The Couble-triumph increased | National League
hampions Yanks’ lead to 34% games over No other games scheduled.
t that was idle Cleveland ndians. Pos PCL mye
1 for Rookie Tommy Gorman twirl- Sacramento 1, Seattle 12.
a ed an eight-hitter in the opei-| 58" Diego 4, Portland 1. |
j 14° ing game. In the nightcap, | San Francisco 0, Los Angeles 5. |
erage Ewell Blackwell and Johnny Sain | Hollywood gna 4
= Lak JUNIOR CHAMP- Lea Wind- |4 pair of veteran right-handers | iat onig : asheuite 2
or eigs or of Halifax, N.S.. won the |plucked from the _ National | Vaninoiases A towieben. ©
1952 Canadian Junio Golf | League, combined to shut out Valie 5 we neeiad : ’
Cham} Vane ( the Red Sox with five hits Tri City % Kalai 4
apils 10 course I ut Victories extended the Yankee a, oo
i old Mi seitimnes hot 1 of | win streak to. ive straight. Sox _FARMERS' RETURN Phone 969 148 tot A
"I %5 and 77,. three» stt have lost seven of -their 1: ast | Canadians paid an average oi
imse ter in the 36-hole event than eight and have scored only Once | 61 4 berets a pound for dairy bu’
a John McClung of Edmonton |in their 36 inhings. They are er in 1951 compared with 548 in
( and Jerry Knechtel of Kitch- '8% games off the pace | 1950
sme ener, Ont.. who tied for see- | Blackwell, purchased from} —" Sep So hea Henee Bea
be a, Ond place CP Photo) | Cincinnati Reds last week, per- | |
shortstop —'mitted four singles in five inn-| |
Al sum ‘ ’ weep ings in his first start for the
/ ™* | world champions, He tired in the | ATTENTION
3 humidity end was removed: for |
. ~*~. |\pinch hitter Sain who finished, | MIXED LEAGUE
' allowing one more sing]!
s17e Safet 2 NATIONALS BOWLERS
. ™ y = Brooklyn Dodgers may be a 4 meeting wil be held ‘at
c . 3 cinch to win the National ' whiinaiie sil a
Fyolosives lLeague pen t but they per- 8 p.m., ednesc ay, Sept. 3,
. formed like vices in dropping at the bewling alleys.
KY D fe a night doubleheader to Phila-! All teams must be entered
NeW lant delphia Phillies that night,
a The Phils slaughtered Brook-
One of the lyn twice with a combination /
explo- jof brilliant pitching and lone
: produc- ball hitting. Robin Roberts won
within Co ee
Si Paper invites
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the entire; PORMER COACH — J. Percy Of Social News
iteral Page of Edmonton, famed 3 : 7 ;
The plant! pasketball coach, stepped from The Daily News were
cent safety} one career into another when, |Sive all possible coverage of so-
BG One otiiciak paele | de verre thie. summer after | elt ind personal news. of tawn |
fF don't take Cnances! 49 years teaching. He re-en- district and will appreciate
f are aoe tered ste 1 politics a Pro- |contributions of such items, Re-
rit ching hay.”| pressive Conservative and was | Ports of club activities weddings,
by Cana-! elected to the legislature from | eas and personal nutes are in-
t a cost of! Kdmonton in the Aug. 5 pro- vited ad o contact a reporter,
t on the} vincial election—one of ty phone 749 .
itinent to be, Congervatives elected, An In-
Swiss-built| dependent member of the, leg- | '
Phi device} islature from 1940 to 1948 and ! DIXON 5 GRILL
eucsswork out of the| prineipal of a commercial hig! a
t operation in chool, Mr. Page is-best known
x OSI VE the ; the coach of the Edmonton AND
with gly Grads basketbai] team, an ag
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and held a near-monopoly on

international women's baske
ball championships for almost
25 years. The team disbanded

in 1940 (CP Photo)

Expert Renovating |;
Famous Old Chairs

NEW GLASGOW, N.S The
famous chairs of Charlottetown,
on which the Fathers of Con-
federation sat While working out
the union of Canada, will be re-
paired in this town.

A,ynative of Prince Edward Is-
land, Preston Fraser, was en-
gaged for the delicate task. De-
cision to restore the seats as
nearly as posible to their original
condition was reached by Pre-
mier Walter Jones of Prince Ed-
ward Island in consultation with
Fraser,

There are the chairs,
that were His
jesty’s Government at Charlotte-
town more than a century ago
They are being moved by truck
to Fraser’s workshop here. The
three heavy Confederation tables
however will be refinished at
Charlottetown because of danger
of damage in transit,

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| VICTORIA €H— Jaimie Terug,

|Fraser Valley amateur league,|10, and Jeanie Burns, 13, are

joying only moderate popularity | signed with the St. Lone. Browns |running the red-coated RCMP a

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the British
world.

a long time,
S grown into a big thing in
Columbia

baseball now

Baseball fever ranges from the

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Vancouver

League to

So
baseball
keep going.

The
ver,
similar
is

the

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the
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Capilanos
Triple-A Western International |
the
Baseball Leagues
a likely player
at the age

of
amateur Little |

can
of

, EXPANDING CIRCUITS
Little League
following the
leagues
the

in
outgrowth

in

hey move up

into Junior baseball.

Now amateur baseball leagues |
blossoming throughout the |
on the coast and in the |

are
province,
interior.

One Vancouver team made a
good showing at regional Little
League play-offs at Richland,

Wash.,

in 1951 and 1952, These

playoffs are the first step to-

wards the mecca of

4,009
teams

nearly

American Little League
the Little League

World Series at Williamsport,

Pa,

Arne Hallgren, formerly of the
Junior
in Vancouver,
a Boston Braves con-
tract for a figure believed to be

Kingsway
League
signed

Basebal

between $12,000 and $20,000.

Baz Nable,

a product of

sports

the |

start |
10 and}

in Vanecou- |
pattern of |
the United |
of al
baseball league started here by |
Junior Chamber
five years ago

They changed. it into a six- |
team league in 1950, for players |
; from 10 to 12 years old. Gradu- |
lates of the Little League go into}
League, which is not
with the Pony |
operates
New York rm
From there t

of Com- |

On- |
Pennsyl-

this year

organizat jon
$3,000 plus.

The Browns have also signed
cther players from valley and
coastal circuits. And the kids
|keep coming along.

for a reported|close race for the positien of
most-photographed people here.
Piping tourists ashore from
visiting ships, the kilted Jamie
and Jeanie are targets for every

conceivable kind of camera.

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