Baseball Series Tied; Doubleheader Cast Gives Leading Lady Silver ‘Smokies Drub Hawks in °° "2s
Sunday Ma y Decide Season Champions Mine as Anniversary Present First Semi-Final Playoff Scie

  

 

 

  
   
   
   
    
       
     
  

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Final] series of the h Vin ll is split be- Opposing pitcher Letourneau ' _— ? t ] ; ,
ball League remainec a with | tv e teams a iding game] : priate gift for a silver wedding anniversary than a silver mine >
ed with as in trouble all the time, giv Helen Haves . Sein , anaive SMOKIES DRUB— Page 8 a
one game each for Gordon & | will he played the following Bon. Ro ge aa ea jelen Hayes and her husband Charles Macarthur received us
Anderson and Abel & Odowes| day. Evening games are out, says ; si ; ce oe coe — a deed and map to a silver mine yesterday when they cele- Firemen took the first game of the city ‘softball |
following the 0-0 tie Tuesday|the Baseball Cx tission , |#0adea twice and at least one brated their 25th wedding anniversary |
MEE! atest thus Chiba wasn wraci terion oo SN ee tne ‘ate : eee anniversa semi-finals last night dr ubbing Hawks 14-8 in a free- |
5 { 1en Le urd gan was; cause of € 1€ < . 1 ¢ mae But the mine, located ne this once-thriving mining -| wood 4
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called becau e of darkness Tuesday night Vie Carolej,|imnings, but failed to score as own is a far cry from what it was in the days when the town sceor ing ball Re ame, me fy Ne : hen hought Fredergy
A doubleheader Sunday after-| hurling for G & A held down! Letourneau worked himself out was known as “the richest sq) nile on earth:” Th noki rapped up the Pitching for Firemen, Art Ol * SUPPING When
a henials ; ca tie-lthe Cloths eg hit aa ‘ ae St square Mile Of Carun The smokies wrap} ve | SON allowed seven hits and gave !“ture moyje “4
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= | t oO vo hits and|2f the tough spots rhe cast of the play “Mrs Nothing,” in which Miss Haye game in the first three a up five walks Freddy Viger) Vision last year. iat
reaker The m winning both | twice S ick o1 steran *] I re-in-chief : stour- ' rj , rul awks : %
oreaker, The team winning bot wice K out veteran Cliff Umpire-in-chief Andy Letour appeared here in the leading 1 hipped in to buy it as a coring Jae rul it H a started for the Hawks but was’ ' NOW says + *
games will be 1952 city cham-|Dah! with a man on base when|meau called ‘the game at 8:40 real bargain—twenty-five puc! threatened only in ec Be relieved in the fourth by Jack; ¥@5 a success mt
pions and winne! yf the Bert}a single. would have meant a/ when he said, “I can’t see the The mine gave up an estimated $300,000 worth of silver frame when . they tallied 51x McGloughlan who allowed only isson and hy d
Morgan trophy run pitches any more.” before it stopped producing. uns on five hit 7 hit — the remainder, MAG Russell had a fg
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hit the only grand-slam homer | !!vé broadcag st for the
of the season. Most hits were |°f Stars. Now they 4
collected for the Firemen by! '" Making the gj 7

Enridge with two and by Viger

with two for the Hawks

Second game of the best of

three semi-finals will be played| 0! Nescoy
‘riday night ning it ove j

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BOX SCORES = °2nses the entin g

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Shepard a 8 0
McGlaughlan bei. ® DIS HARGED ppy
Hodgkinson ; 8: @ rough with
efferies 2 2 98 on Taylge’

portraying’
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Enridge } i » Jand,” in whieh he wa
Sharper ! 3 Ou He in the 4
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Currie 3 2 1. i for
surge 2 ] 0 3 nd “Bali
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McPhee 3 1 ij} for “Target §
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Home Building «::"":
Moves Upward 3:
CMHC Reports re non he

at the Totem Theat
OTTAWA (CP) House oon Stewart Granger anil
truction, on the downgrade [0r) rer are the duelisty §

months, has again swung up
ward

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Officials of the crown-owned At the Capitel The
|Central Mortgage and Housing ope a big campy
Corporation said Wednesday comedy) complete
reversal of the trend came in ! f
|May. Preliminary reports indt- and six of Warner Brg
cate the increase continued I SI \ mo
jleast through June and July Through College

pre : nia Mayo. Row

The slump in home constru , ' ya
tion started midway througt : “i
i951 and continued to April
April ‘last

In May aid the corporation
report the number of new
housing units started in cities
totalled 7900 .compared with
7500 in the same month of 1951
Figures for later months were
not available

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