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6 Prince Rupert Daily News
Wednesday, October 1, 1952

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By GAYLE
NEW YORK (AP)—F
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Harold Thom:
Takes Trophy ‘:

  

In Trap Shoot

Harold Thom, vice-presiden
of Prince Rupert Rod and Gun

| Club holds the Northern and In- | ™

terior B.C. trap-shooting champ

ionship following the shoot-off | '

at Terrace last Sunday |
Shooting 23 clays out

Thom beat out 22 other compe-/| 5%

titors for the individual trap- |
shooting trophy which is cur-
rently displayed at Cook’s Jewel-

ers

Sharp shooters

Runner-ups to Thom for the
individual cup were George Rob-
inson, of Prince’ Rupert and
Cecil Blackburn, of Terrace, each
with 20 out of a possible 25

 

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OCTOBER

EVENT

ONE DAY'S SALES T0 OUR CUSTOMERS.

This Great 27 days’ Sales promotion begins
today, Wednesday, and ends October 31st.

ae DEAL WITH US. YOU MAY GET YOUR GOODS FREE
IF YOUR PURCHASE WAS MADE ON THE FREE DAY,
WHICH WILL BE NAMED ON NOVEMBER Ist.

ITS OUR WAY OF ADVERTISING

The free day will be arrived at by taking the total sales of the
27 October business days and dividing that amount by the
number of business days and the day's sales nearest to this
amount will be paid back in cash to our customers.
This way prevents it falling on a small business day
like Thursday—or our biggest day.

TUNDREDS of DOLLARS
Will Be Given Back

Be Sure To Keep Ali Your October Sales
Slips, We Keep Duplicates

MO ONE CAN LOSE AND BESIDES THERE ARE MANY
BARGAINS. ANY ARTICLES IN STOCK TOO LONG
WILL BE MARKED DOWN SO WE CAN

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of 25.| were out

point

lies to win the pennant.

    

here in the last few weeks when
the he-wolves were howling
around their door. |

must
| that rosin bag

admit the job will be difficult.

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OUND-UP

ar be it from an old Na-
‘ffer false hope to fellow
ut this might possibly be
e give those Ameriean
eaguers their lumps,

4s Manager Charles Dressen
f our glorious Dodgers so aptly

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ts out, they can be licked—
t that they haven't been

We've been looking over the
sodgers’ record for the season
nd are struck by a number of

hings which might bring cheer,
principal one of which is
trong indication that they
» longer roll over and play
\ n the going gets rough,

   

The last time our champions
west
Louis Cardinals were hotter

han a depet stove and were

threatening to move right in on! ,

leaders. The Dodgers knock-

BOOT STILL BOOMING-—Joe
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‘The Toe)

boots in

yotball veteran, keeps his
king form a
football, Old Joe is still tops and he says he won't quit until

3 kicked out. He came
went into action at outside

i early in the seaso

Festeryga holding the ball

Aguirre, 33-year-old
placement-

to Edmonton this year as line coach

ly it (end). He |
the Western Conference scoring after six games, That’s {
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introducing TOMMY CARLTON ~ Produced by S01 Lessi

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i them off four straight, and

Terrace Rod & Gun Club, how yu never heard of Eddie
ever with two strong teams took] Stanky’s team again.
away the club trophy shootir Then they went into that
107 and 114 with two seven-manj fi game series with the
teams. Prince Rupert team scor- | Giants, when people were yell-
ed 89 with one team which the} ing that the panic was on again
| city club president Jim Baco They dropped the first two at
said “was not a very good rep- 1e Polo Grounds, all right, but

ume back swinging to take
wo of the next three and ease!
he pressure to the vanishing
They bashed the Phil-!

In other words, while it is
that our heroes built up
he great lead they held late in
st at the expense of the

Good Hunting at Babine;
Four Moose

ve Prince Rupert businessmen
he won't go hungry, either

Quintet

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six-day Nuntii

Bags

N ¢ for li but one, Dut

Tommy Boulter, Jr., Dom

Dominato, Bud Schuman and Al
Manson each got a moose. Sev Dominato missed, but
i all in the family referring to his brother Dom's
vod markmanship
Dom and Al Manson each got a bear as well, during the

days spent 16 mile
The quintet also bagged a coyote

north of Topley on the Babine Road

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as he

   

Clifton Webb at his
funniest, as the college

 

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nee that they refused to fold

LOPEFUL SIGN

That is, perhaps, the most
1opeful sign For another)
hing, the Dodgers were re-
iarkably consistent when one

onsiders the confused state of
heir pitc:sing for much of the
eason. Maybe they don't have
ny pitching, as some American
aguers claim, but somebody
have ben out there with
The were in the
lead or were tied for the top

Dodgers

 

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AM FRANOS- JEFFREY HUNTER

 

“OFF TO THE
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STARTS TOMORROW

 

on all but 16 days of the race. 4, i Lf —NEWS—

They held undisputed |. pos-

session of first place frora Oo A) Shows oie
June 1 on. They never were all | 7. 9:00 SATURDAY MATINEES 2-4
more than 214 games off the "=" ee at vee ioe i a corpse
pace, having trailed the 1 PAE: ‘i, AO TE AGT AE AP cgay

Giants by that margin May ne ee ll a ite a tee a AE A AE AE O ~~.

28. They
lead, 10',
25 and 26. |
As a fitting reward for having}
ed their league opponents
sen’s stalwarts

held their longest
games, on August

 

bowlegged, Dres

enter the series fully rested and

one presumes, with
home runs. That will be a lot |
different from the last three
ears when our boys staggered
into the series blery-eyed from }
winning out on the last day or}
in a playoff. The Yanks won't}
be the fat cats this time

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SCIENTISTS FORECAST
(Continued from page 1)

 

mon’s wanderings But they
In 1913 the B.C. sockeye
catch was 648,586 cases of 48
pounds each while all other
species totalled 47,463 cases.
The total cate had a value of
about $7,000,000 at that time.
In the cyclic year of 1937 the
ockeye catch was down to 325,-
774 cases but the catch of all
other species—because of com-
mercial education and demand
had risen to 1,183,401 cases
Last year’s sockeye catch was}
428,299 cases with a market]
value of $15,990,371 while all
other species totalled 1,528,097
cases worth $31,377,545.

 

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