1
IO
b.
C.
min.aL
I
Uieir
ureih
net
ana
boaits
pretneu
'.
!
forward
as
though
to
give
more
!
iriii'ice
fuCli
LAjlly
lICi.-
tfaiuidiiy,
Jutie
30,
l-Je&'lt
1
''-..
"HI'
l!
n
I
yesterday
from
the
Smltheis'
club
that
they
fell
an
all-star
team
from
here
would
be
too
BATTER
UP
(By
LARRY
STANWOOD)
speed
to
their
unpropelled
miniature
vehicles.
strong
for
them.
They
are
play-;
I
lng
a
Hazelton
team
Instead.
For
NEW
CONSTRUCTION
Art
Parent
Derby
Winner
I
,
One
Thousand
Spectators
See
Exhibition
Opening
Event
j
Prince
Rupert's
first
entry
in
the
provincial
,
Soap-box
Derby
finals
is
14-year-old
Arthur
Parent
Salt
Lake
Ferry
Uoves
Cow
Boy
Float
THURSDAY
2
p.m.
4
P-m-i
7
p.m.
SUNDAY
Continuous
from
10:30
o.m.
Wither
permitting
However,
Smithers
suggested
they
would
come
here
to
play
a
league
team
some
time
tills
summer.
,
If
transportation
can
be
ar-mnoari
a
full
atrenflth
Prince
Sunday
evening
and
Monday
afternojn
the
pick
of
Prince
Rupert
baseball
players
will
pit
their
strength
against,
visiting
All-stars
from
Ketchikan
in
an
and
REPAIR
WORK
SEE
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.
The
racers
showed
a
model
rxample
in
sportsmanship,
for
the
winners
were
modest
and
the
losers
cheerful.
"Well,
there's
'next
year
again,"
said
young
Rudolph,
a
elose
loser
in
both
races.
And
many
y-aung
lads
from
the
spectator
groups
made
up
their
minds
they
would
enter
the
Sua
p-Box
Derby
next
year.
Others
In
the
Derby
were
Stan
Parker,
Gyro
Club;
Maurice
Le-vacher.
Holy
Names
Society;
Brian
Roberts,
Rotary
Club;
international
Dominion
D.y
..
,m
-.im
.i.,..
Ketchl-
bout.
The
visitors
are
being
i
.
,,
4
..
.
raUirrl
match
.
.
Tl
-i
....
1
J
"
j
lat
night
rode
to
victory
in
the
district
derby
UiUBailllit,
again?,
six
six
Other
other
Plintsitanta
contestants.
flown
here
by
Prince
Rupert's
on
Aiakan
sou.
run
oeiajis
hi
be
known
after
tho
week-end
215
1st
Avenue
West
international
play
here.
P.O.
Box
721
Phone
MM
And
Arthur
wanted
nothing
more.
For
a
month
he
has
been
nlunxhin
tn-iri
at
Aiirmi
nhtn
baseball
league.
The
Letourneau-Abel
battery
will
start
the
game
for
Prince
Rupert
Al!-tars.
They
are
no
doubt
two
of
the
heaviest
ball
In
th
inter-club
plays.
G
""""""
fiuiie
inu
10
Art
even
nas
tnountit
or
win
k.na
Kuan
HuA-iunln;'
Vancouver
that
winning
the
race
ning
that
race,
he
confesses,
but
Richard
Bury,
Kinsmen.
For
the
MEAL
that
REFRESHES
First
;
players
'
here
as
far
'
as
weight
'
nere
nas
given
nim
Art,
as
Ills
he
guesses
"it's
nrettw
hooelesa.
.......
..
U.'..V
...
.
.,
..
.
......
with
Abel
&
Odowes
for
top
position
in
the
league
and
nuw
again
are
tied,
and
they
did
it
over
the
backs
of
Olrdon
at
And-
nal
nil
full
hi
ift
.hi.
.
,u.
,,
.
neai.
wniiers
were
oury,
wai-;
goes
anu
mey
nave
promiaea
iu
ntonin
'.tMll'
,..
!"".
Pt.
and
Rudolph.
i
throw
it
all
behind
winning
the
nnr
itirtp
"
Vancouver
four
h,,..
n,t,r
hV.
'
iTQi....
h
.uw
,
Z
.
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wh"
sponsored
by
the
Cana-
usames
for
FINEST
OF
Vancouver
Junior
Chamber
of
,,,rf
hn,i.
v,i.
m"
aJ,
,U,B,:
Both
games
win
run
xne
iuu
erson
inursuay
...i.i..
OF
.
rfGAT?.
as
G&A
Commere
welcomimr
committee1
ht
v,
,
v,h
The
entire
race
was
conducted
;
nine
Innings.
Sunday's
game
will
A
shut-out
loss,
such
be
played
m
the
evening
becads'
COOKING
suiiered
Thursday,
is
no
disgrace,
for
in
that
case
the
game
belonns
to
the
pitcher.
Don
who
speeded
him
on
his
way
to'tunity
to
fly
before
And
that
80
smoothlv
as
though
it
had
Mission
where
the
will!
bef"
renearsed
ad
perhaps
one
B.C.
final
was
the
"big
reason
I
ran
in
the
tuke
place
n.-xt
week.
I
...
i
u.
.
tne
greaUst
parts
played
in
FOOD
derby
Art
was
sponsored
here
by
the
chance
to
fly
to
Vancouver."
e
lUC2Ss
,f
e
""
Jaycecs.
lne
Boy
Scouts,
Some
40
of
them
the
visitors
won't
arrive
until
late
afternoon.
The
following
have
been
selected
by
the
three
team
managers.
Cornwt.ll,
Bill,
and
Hi-mundson,'
to
play
Infield
for
Prince
Rupert:
Hawryiuk
pitched
a
gootl
gamej
of
ball,
giving
only
one
hit,
but
he
had
good
fielding
support.
On
tne
other
hand,
young;
Tarrv
Matthews.
Ditching
1
1
IS
held
ropes
along
either
side
of
-
FOR
TAKE
Ol'T
ORDERS
PHONE
200
BROADWAY
CAFE
the
1,000-foot
race
track
on
Second
Avenue
to
keep
spectators
in
line.
Only
two
RCMP
officers,
went
lUI
:
I'
Bill
Bunberg,
Cliff
Duhl,
Djn
first
game
of
batieball
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
Sunday,
8
p
m..
Coqultlum
Tuesday.
12
Noon
Camosun
Al
ICE
ARM,
STEWART
AM)
POUT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Camosun,
It
p.m.
K,t
NORTH
Ul
t.m
CHARLOTTE
ISLANOS
us.
CoquiUum
July
6
and
20
9
p.m.
KOK
SOUTH
Ql'EKN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Coqultlam,
June
29,
July
13
and
27
9
p.m.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Aiient
Third
Avenue
Phone
5G8
Besides
Hesi.le.
wiin
winning
th-
the
plane
trip
fur
himself
and
his
iU',
Art
was
awarded
a
huge,
ten-pound
silver
trophy
by
Douglas
Krizzell,
manager
ol
Friz-zed's
Motor
Products
Ltd.,
co-sponsors
of
district
derby.
The
winner's
car
will
carry
tit
name
of
the
other
sponsor,
the
Prince.
Rupert
Daily
News,
which
also
gave
him
a
gift
to
speed
him
on
his
way.
Only
three
weeks
ago
Art
start
under
whose
direction
the
Souts
worked,
were
nwded
to
patrol
the
track.
"The
Scouts
helped
a
lot.
We
could
hardly
have
managed
without
them,"
said
the
police.
"Ilu
do
I
feel?
I
say,
grand.
It's
sure
great,"
was
about
all
Art
could
suy
when
he
was
helped
fr-jm
his
"box"
after
crossing
tlv.
finishing
line
well
ahead
of
his
nearest
rival,
Juck
Rudolph.
The
Derby
was
run
in
seven
heats,
two
racing
at
a
time.
More
than
a
thousand
spectators
lined
Second
Avenue
to
view
the
first
official
Soap
Box
Derby
held
in
Prince
Rupert.
ON
TO
MISSION
Sherk,
Benny
Wmdle,
iJuug
Sheir
and
Ernie
De.sonnier.
First
in
the
outfield
will
be
Nick
Pavilikis,
left;
Miner
Si-mundson,
centre,
and
Stan
well,
right
f
ielu.
bpare
outf
ers
are
Bill
Gunn
and
Andy
the
way
and
made
a
good
jud;
of
it,
but
he
played
the
game
almost
singlehanded.
His
infield
made
seven
,
mors,
tnree
by
Hartwlg
at
third
base,
and
four
by
shortstop
Don
Scherk,
whlcii
al
.xunted
ur'
three
of
the
ix
runs
bv
the
llou.men.
rwu
nuu
Mayor
G.
W.
Rudderham
and
finish-line
'Manhall.
.
Fred
Conrad
were
were
earned
oil
Matinews
Herb
Morgan
will
be
addition
Judges
ed
to
build
his
soap-box.
Ha
did
ent.nher.
and
relief
nit.CMe.'.s
,
l..iv1
lo
waltinar
onnlhr
1.
D.
McRae,
MLA,
presented
,
al
not
know
he
would
have
a
spon-
the
pdzeg
gn(J
Doug
Frlzzell
are
Larry
Warner,
Jack
Sharpe,
1
chance,
though,
to
prove
himself
The
winner
will
race
Monday
at
Mission,
B.C.,
where
nearly
2(10
other
boys
from
throughout
'
the
piuvince
will
vie
for
the
B.C.
"v
,
sP'Jke
briefly
to
the
crowd.
i
uun
nawryius,
nay
acnuieuy
Sunday
against
KUcniKan.
He
is
the
race
he
was
up
all
night
The
racers
.
Qn
'and
Blliy
Robinson,
if
he
gets
expected
to
play
third
base.
H.s
rushing
his
car
to
completion.
I
m
ot
TV,)rrt
Bt,.
0,,
Ba
here.
Robinson,
a
start
pitcher,
haitinir
averaa
ha
been
con-
WASHING
CARS
ic
TIRE
REPAIRING
GENERAL
CLEAN-UP
We
speciolixs
in
servicing
for
long
trips
Rupert
Motors
Limited
C!D,YSLFR.
PLYMOUTH,
FAPOO
PISTR
IBUTC
RS
championship
and
the
chance
to
ro:'e
In
the
International
cham-
He
did
not
have
a
chance
to
test
It
before
the
race.
And
Art
spent
most
of
last
night
awake
too,
for
In
the
final
heat,
which
declared
him
the
ond
Avenue
and
finished
in
front
last
vear-
13
flsnin&
commercial-
sistent
and
high
enough
to
ranK
of
the
Civic
Centre
building.
jly
tnis
year
but
expected
to
wun
the
starting
all-itars,
the
;
be
In
town
next
Sunday.
He
is
managers
say.
All
three
man-
slated
to
pitch
for
Guidon
sj
agers
will
co-operate
to
lead
Although
Brazil's
shoe
Indus-
Anderson
later
on
in
the
season,
their
pick
of
playerj
to
win
tn.s
i
Tlioiisands
of
Van,
of
some
i
try
Is
biggest
in
Latin
Amerl-
;
Meanwhile,
the
Prince
Ha-
week-end.
winner,
his
box
suffered
ca,
many
rural
Brazilians
make
pert-Sinithers
game
in
the
in-,
their
own
or
eise
go
barefjot.
terlor
town
has
been
cancelled.
I
If
you
want
to
sell
It,
advertiss
Chow
Mein
Chop
Suey
I
t'LU
eOlWC
THE
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-a-
i
BPING
SALLOONS
If
DC
CONATIONS
9i?sjA
AND
THE
BIjONDiE
its
THF
BOSS'
BiffTHDay
1
Broken
Concrete
from
Prince
Rupert
Warehouse
Bspeciully
rerommnnded
Xoi
water
front
fills,
by
engineers
Commencing
June
1st,
1951
ApiHOvimatcly
1500
Fuunda
lion
Hluiks.
Ideal
for
buildine
a
commercial
building.
Open
(i
p
111.
-
3:30
a.m.
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
Wit
outside
Orders
Phone
133
blond
il
mL
him
WTPt
AT
A
suwse
GOMC
THE
OFPCE
TO
fM?ry
GIVE
J
I
w
mr
damage.
A
steering
cable
snapped
and
tho
brake
was
damaged.
He
had
to
make
repairs
by
himself
and
be
ready
to
leave
this
morning
at
10.
"But
I
couldn't
sleep
anyway,
thinking
about
the
trip
and
everything,"
he
said,
with
a
wide
grin.
CONSOLATION
The
los-ers,
the
near-winners
of
the
Derby,
didn't
feel
so
bad,
for
they
got
a
second
chance.
Master
of
ceremonies
T.
Norton
Youngs
announced
a
consolation
race
would
be
run
by
the
balance
of
the
racers.
That's
where
young
Billy
Wat-mough,
Kinsmen
candidate,
shone
as
he
scooted
over
the
final
I
finish
line
in
his
low
model
box.
Peg's
Wrecking
Co.
QUALITY
STORE
PETTKNUZZO'S)
521
El
LTON
STREET
CWC
YOUNG-
4K50
Eraser
Street
Vancouver,
B.C.
Wui
kiiit;
lute?
Tired
of
cook-inc?
Uoi.ia
on
a
Picnic?
We
have
salads,
colli
meats,
etc
Bpecluli.
lnB
In
Bpaghuttl,
Cooked
Chii'kRlis.
Phone
470
His
prize
was
a
silver
cup
trophy
and
a
$10
cheque
awarded
by
Ideal
Cleaners
and
Laundry.
All
seyen
of
the
Derby
entries
had,
at
the
most,
a
month
in
which
to
build
their
cars.
Some
were
better
in
workmanship
than
others
but
looks
didn't
count
in
this
race.
Everyone
of
the
racers
were
grimly
determined
to
win,
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H.
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