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Tuesday,
July
10,
134
New
Grains
I
I
Strike-Out
Total
High
WalaitUt
UiUVe
uui.
JOfe
1.U1MC
I
Hit
j
i
for
the
last
scorp
of
the
game.
,
i
One
of
the
ft
atuia
games
of
I
I
the
season
will
be
held
on
Wed-1
:
nesday
night
when
the
Columbia
1
;
Cellulose
and
Ruoei
t
Radio
meet.
!
On
two
previous
encounters
this
year
these
teams
are
even,
each
Weatherproof
Physical
Ed
t
where
they
appeared
last
rush'.
Now
they
will
visit
Hazelton,
Smithe-'s,
Vanrr.oof,
P
ince
George
and
on
into
the
Cari'jjD
:
1
earn
Leaves
Millvjns
of
Dollnrs
May
Be
Saved
farmers
In
a
league
softball
game
winning
one
game
so
this
is
tlie
j
enroute
home.
Mr.
Maltman,
PcllowinB
their
hiehly
imprw-
wha
has
been
appoint
-d
dist
Uz
Icatuud
by
a
new
high
.strike-
rubber.
'
-V
out
total
and
a
long
home
run,1
Hawks
AH
H
H
the
Fii
men
defeated
the
Hawks
Lawry,
2b
4
0
0
SASKATOON
O
Farmers
may
ive
stand
here
during
Exnlbi-
director
of
physical
education
be
saved
millions
of
dollars
by
lion
Week,
Keith
Maltman
aaJ
for
the
provincial
Kovernmeir.,
the
results
uf
a
University
of
the
Vancouver
Pro-Rec
team
left
Is
to
make
his
hediiiarters
ai
Saskatchewan
research
project
by
car
yesterday
for
Terras
Prince
George.
r;
5
to
3
last
night
at
Gyro
Park.
Waters,
If
ft
Art
Olscn
of
the
V
iri'iuen
struck
Matthews,
c
3
1
.
I
.
r
o
,ic
"wtatherproof
grains.
1
out
sixteen
Hawks
in
sewn
in-
Vlyar,
rf
r
2
D.
.
J.
B.
Harrington,
head
of
uings
while
yieluiiic
only
one
hI'1''.
0
3
the
field
husbandry
department,
Salt
Lake
Ferry
Leoves
Cow
Bay
Float
THURSDAY
2
p.m.,
4
p.m.,
7
p.m.
SUNDAY
Continuous
from
10:30
a.m.
W.'ather
permitting
walk
and
3
hiLs.
One
of
iiw
hit
Martin,
cf
VAmmiM
emu
1
1
T
V
-
is
a
loii';
drive
into
deep
centre
''Ifr,
lb
."Id
ty
Martin
which
vus
good
&
"gwick,
es
...
foi
f.'iir
buses
or
the
Hawks.
,Ty.seland,
p-rf
Tim
Hawk.,
diew
Jirst
UUxat
!
U,aU
P
when,
w:h
two
cut
in
t.v
l!r..t
4
f
1.
3
.....
3
2
3
1
28
AH
3
3
3
3
3
3
J
3:
It
HI
2
l
liiiuu:.
Larry
Matthews
sim-jed
over
third.
Then
Fieney
Vi'.ar
'
Firemen
Ratchford,
3b
and
Smith
ol
in
via
f-rrois
t)
'"HI
A
f4-.lt
V,i.,.,a
!
v
ail'.1
Holmes,
rf
J
lA.
Hartwig,
2b
Firemen
came
back
in
their
Carlson
If
half
of
the
first
inning
to
notch
s,.nwufo'
e
WASHING
CARS
TIRE
REPAIRING
GENERAL
CLEAN-UP
We
specialize
in
servicing
for
long
trips
Rupert
motors
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SERVICE
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AND
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PACIFIC
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-...a.
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mum
iiuucij
uic.i
u-
OlSOn
D
"u
w.iiKco,
1
tonnes
was
on
ny
vvimt.tam
es
3
ail
error,
S
liWub
doubled
to
fjj)
i)
..'
I.
.
3
jXii;
two
and
Ait
Oisen
lined
Tschabold
cf
3
says
new
varieties
of
train
developed
after
15
yais
of
laboratory
and
field
research
will
prov
Invaluable
in
the
fickle
el.mate
of
the
prairies.
Grains
have
been
developed
which
yield
well
ani
are
still
hishly
resistant
to
spring
frost,
jprouting.
shattering,
Ulea:h!ng
a:id
drought.
He
referred
ti
the
development
as
"weathercrotin"
and
said
this
was
the
first
time
plant
bleeders
had
wciked
toward
improving
grair.
development
in
the
spring
rather
vftan
:.i
the
fall
the
purpose
of
the
e.a;
ly-inatur-ing
varieties.
The
field
husbandry
department
imitated
vaiious
weather
conditions
by
installing
controlled
freezing
chambers
and
Rlass
houses
a
controlled
climate
sysT
tern
which
greatly
speeded
up
the
experimental
work.
Apex
wheat
and
Fortune
and
Valcr
oats
have
lesulted
from
the
experiment.
Special
grants
from
the
Na-ticnal
Research
Council
and
the
1
4,
m,.
ia
uiiv
a
.mii;h;
10
score
cnwai).
!
Fi.emrwi
scored
afiain
in
I
he'
27
5
5
.'econd
when,
with
two
out,
Hawks
1
0
0
10
10-31
Itatchford
sliif;".
d,
stole
wmiuI
Firemen
3
1
0
1
0
0
x-
5
1
and
scored
on
a
single
by
Iialini
s.
;
Olson
struck
out
IB,
walked
one'
The
Hawks
pot
one
back
In
the
1
and
gave
up.three
hits.
Tyseland
I
fourth
when
Kmitli
ilruclc
out
struck
out
3.
walked
1
and
gave
but
not
aboard
on
a
nii,-.;cd.j
up
5
hits.
Lhati
struck
out
4,
tliiid
strike
and
scored
wlu-n
j
walkeU
1
and
gave
up
no
hits.'
i
Tommy
fk-tlgwlvk's
Kroundor
was.
Two-base
hits:
Schwab.
i'
CHAMPIONSHIP
FORM
-Jack
Burke
Jr.
of
Houston,
Texas,
lavs
into
a
drive
on
the
final
round
of
the
Canadian
Open
Golf
Cia,,,ioni,hi)
at
Torontj
MississauRa.
Burke
started
the
day
with
a
M-hole
total
of
204
-two
less
than
defending
champion
Jim
Ferrler
of
San
Francisco
wh
retained
the
ititle.
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Steam
Roiler,
Refrigeration
and
Pipe
Welders
All
Certified
Operators
t
huilil
Stacks,
l
ire
Escape
anil
Tanks
all
sizes
INDUSTRIAL
WELDING
CO.
Kkicfd
around.
'
Home
runs:
Martin.
Firemen
also
tcor.d
c
ne
In
the'
Umpire:
Ret;.
Wilson.
Time
of
'
the
fraaue'
tlon't;
?et
unyihlng
niqii;
at
a
time.
fiiiuth
on
T.schuhtild'
s
f.roiindi-r
game,
1
hour,
5
minutes.
but
thet
xercise
and
fun
of
pliy-,
which
wac
kicked
and
a
drive
by
ing
ball'
when
they're
Rivinfr-
Cnrdnn
&
Jintierson
apain
suc-
Hulmes
In
the
'sixth
limiiii'!
25
-1st
K.
Phone
Green
8X4
Prince
Kupert'a
high
class
show
cumbed
to
their
opponents
Sun-
i
Saskatchewan
Government
fin-
1
I
BATTER
UP
(By
LARRY
STAN
WOOD)
as
to
found
anyfhere
in
amateur
day
afternoon,
which
brings
j
anced
the
project.
spurt.
H
People
want
to
see
a
Abe!
&
Odowes
one
win
ahead
1
ball
game
on
Sunday!,
why
not
,
of
Commerc
ials,
whom
they
play
JOHN
H.
I
M
n,
f
support
it?
It
can
t
be
otherwise,
j
next
Thursday.
So
far
it
looks
I
as
though
it
will
be
a
neck
and
j
Certain
softbal!
enthusiasts
neck
race
with
tlw
Clothiers
and
'
Old
Church
The
good
crowds
that
attend
ed
the
International
baseball
have
drawn
it
to
our
attention
Hutelmen.
with
Q
&
A
far
down
!
.cries
here
over
the
Dominion
that
they
thought
we
were
unfair
In
the
cellar
BULGER
feflngfe
Ofton,
(fii.it
I
t071
Burns
Down
Day
hotlday
week
indicate
that
to
Softball.
Mattfr
of
fact
that
Prince
Rupwrt
people
are
little
i
w,
had
no
Intention
of
nlav-
1
man's
t.P!l
m
unn
unlv
nnt
onivia
mm
different
than
most
Canadians
'
irw
anvHilntr
hut.
fnir
in
mir
1
thi
wsiem
tha
firat
mia
thm
An
old
and
familiar
landmarK
j
along
the
banks
of
the
Skeena
I
river
at
Cedarvale
is
torn.
The
and
Americans.
They
like
a
good
.
culumn.
P.
is,
of
course,
devoted
played.
They
have
been
coming
J.
an-
.,
i
more
to
upbuilding
baseball
but
close
in
their
last
few
tries,
but
But
how
was
that
series
made
we
suppo.t
aU
mrts.
jseem
to
weaken
in
the
clinches.
i
UlP-huilt
minion
church,
which
1
a
main,
ntntnaco
ity
.....
....
that
faau-hs.ll
fun
havo
iriven
'
'
wiwu
-
.
"
crcwnexl
a
mil
and
tne
towers
ot
he
Princ
Runert
I
isebad
sso
:
a
vlKurous
spo,t
and
has
rea(:ned
iltt
p,tch!ng
MneuP
not
,
which
had
been
familiar
to
trav-
i
batball
an
overwhelming
popularity
in
I
en
iugh
pitchers.
j
chion
Playing
ctr,
eUer,
for
more
than
fifty
years,
;
BUY
money
EouiDmerit
tmlav
is
uric-1
"'
w.
i
"u
n
i.-
eviumi
ne:
uoys
nmi
;
Durnea
to
me
grouna
last
wees.
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Win
1
fVFZI''
I1
UiSliei
comMMCB
C0MMMce
BUY
SUV
TH
HMOf
1
Choo
Chop
Suev
5uey
-
-
Chow
Chow
Mein
Mein
THCM
l
It
is
a
Kam-j
of
keen
compe-
I
prastice,
and
there
is
the
rub.
I
information
of
this
was
re-'
ed
at
an
all
time
high.
Balls'
cost
$30
a
dozen
and
at
least
!WMOn.
ann
ns
P;a'ers
una
a
"iy
pa.
lu
two
uw-
wivea
by
Capt,
w.
c.
Poult
n
of
four
are
used
at
every
league
'
'
promuiem.
nsi:ng
in
me
woria
i"-ju
ume
mi
salvation
Army
here,
from
the
game.
game.
!
of
amateur
sport.
But
we
main-1
alternate
nights
football,
the
daughter-in-law
of
the
man
who
Tan
balls
wire
used
in
the
two-
D
OJ
M
LL
IP
TIRES
MOM
and
new
DUNLOP
TUBES
for
EXTRA
SAFfry
;
tain,
nowever.
that
piaying
soft-joiner
one
it,
leaves
no
room
ior
;huilt
the
church,
first
misston-iba'.l
won't
make
a
better
base-j
Practise.
!
ary
along
the
Skeena,
the
late
!
ball
player
no
more
so
than
;
"About
all
we
can
do
is
get
;
Dr.
Tomlinson.
will
a
bronco-buster
make
a
Uicre
.eariy
on
Eame
nip!lt3
and
Dr.
Tomlinson
built
the
church
GUUTTB
i
11
ipm
8
p.m.
-
3:30
a.m.
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
even
mougn
tr.c
tl
,fc
I
i
both
deal
i
with
ii
horses.
;
.
'
.
s:::d
Team
Manapsr
Sr.m
Cam
with
the
aid
of
two
young
sons
and
some
native
converts.
i
The
church
was
being
repaired
when
file
broke
out.
Only
tlw
organ
and
ohe
long
seat
was
saved,
wrote
Mrs.
Tomlinson.
Fur
Outside
Orders
Phone
133
Each
game
ha?
a
terhniqdf-
ol
,j
its
own
and,
in
order
to
be-1
'
come,
proficient,
concentration
j
.
"
.
T
must
be
centred
on
one
techt
If
you
want
to
sell
it,
advertise
day
International
series.
It
coBt
the
Association
some
$500
to
get
Ketchikan
to
come
down
and
play
bail
here
and
they
had
the
money,
too,
because
of
the
good
attendance
at
the
games.
The
Association
netted
something
like
$540,
but
baseball
isn't
over
in
Prince
Rupert.
It
!
has
just
begun.
!
Yet
last
Sunday
it
looked
as
though
fans
hud
enough
of
ball-
playing.
By
the
collection,
which
'netted
less
than
$15
from
150
adults
in
the
bleachers,
it
looks
like
it's
awfully
hard
for
people
I
to
part
with
much
more
than
a
i
dime
if
they'renot
asked
outright
i
for
It.
!
Well,
a
baseball
league
cannot
:
be
run
that
way.
Players
in
all
three
teams
in
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