Vr.
h'ltl.iy
JOly
,
in;.
i
imig,
wh.-n,
with
two
out.
Monk
Sunuberg
drew
a
walk,
Rusty,
Furd
also
walked,
Don
Hartwig
:
singled
and
Young
hit,
a
lor!"'
n,
I
r
.
I
fM.
jT
Gymnasls
Attract
Radio
Wins
Over
Firemen
x
T
'CI
Blackwood
on
Bridge
By
Eosley
Blackwood
t
It
I
t:',!,..TTU
You
would
tliink
Mr.
Meek
would
briohton
up
a
little
after
lie
and
Miss
Brash
finally
got
vulnerable.
But
he
didn't.
lie
looked
more
miserable
than
ever.
rr
,!,
vtua
hiiiiijiij
liiul
mis
nmiiu
uc
:
triple.
'
llotn
teams
scored
in
the
second
and
In
the
third
the'
Radiomen
counted
four
time
.4
Then
the
Firemen
got
two
to
make
the
count
8-3.
The
Radio
team
increased
their
ieu(!
-unil
it
stood
ai
w-4
when
i
the
Fi.-emen
came
to
bat
In
the
f
bottom
of
th.!
seventh.
"
I'.aitie
last
inning
rally
fell
i
'J,
snort
bin
had
the
fans
on
their
feet.
MeCliesney
led
off
with
a
w;:lk.
B.j(I
.'-".atchford
.singled.
Van
Iyk;lru
sLiie.led,
Jack
Sharpe
Hew
out.
and
I
my
Cartoon
sins;-lccl
to
load
the
bases.
Catcher
K
en
d-o'c
uit
a
double
to
clear
th"
baser
Danny
Bill
flew
out
'
and
willi
two
outs
Olson.
Hart-Wlg
and
MK'lieMiey
hit
oonse-U-
9'
tivi;
simile':
for
three
more
runs
J
Leading
lii:
loi.s
for'
Rupert
S
Radio
we-e
R.
Ford
and
Moult
h"
Sunl;(,-r
with
a
d.:u!jle
and
u
j
uAN.DiAN
HOPE-Jack
Guest,
Jr.,
18,
was
ths
f.rst
Canadian
to
try
for
the
Diamond
Sculls
at
the
Henley
Regatta
in
14
years.
He
Is
show
l
practising
on
the
Royal
Henley
course
on
the
ulr.Rie
apii'ce
and
for
the
Fire-j
men
Ku'd
Hatch
ford
hit
two
for
f''iT
v.-itf.
a
double
w!.:i,;
Jfc
Ml
".Tv
Thames,
where
he
was
elminated
..-.3--';f
'
'
f
f
J.
i
this
week.
Ja
-k
Ouest.
Rr
won
At
Bisley
once
before
and
also
a
shooting
member
of
previous
teams.
.
ADJUTANT
Capt.
H.
Collings,
m.5.e;.,
of
Esquimau,
B.C.,
mem-
crart
Regiment,
twice
a
shooting
member
with
the
Canadian
team.
SHOOTINO
MEMBERS
Lieut,
school
teacher
of
Alexandra,
.E.I.,
is
the
first
woman
rifle
shot
named
to
Canada's
Bisley
j
team
sine
Canada's
first
sharp-
shooters
went
to
England
In
1871.
She
teaches
at
West
Kent
school,
Alexandra,
and
is
a
mem-
ber
of
trie
Royal
Canadian
Army
,
Medical
Corps
supplementary
!
more
Costly
MOW.
j
This
was
the
fourth
deal
of:
a
rubber
in
which
the
Brash
!
and
Meek
bidding
philosophic
!
had
clashed
badly.
I
When
Miss
Brash
doubled
the
opening
spade
bid
for
a
take-
out,
Mr.
Meek
wished
he
was
dead.
To
bid
his
trickless
hand
;
at
the
two
rane,
vulnerable,
j
as
almost
more
than
he
could
I
stand.
And
yet
to
leave
in
the
double
of
one
.spade
mi-dU
be
worse.
So
he
called
two
diamonds
in
there
was
nothing
unethical
about
this.
Mr.
Meek
always
sounds
sad"
during
the
bidding.
Even
when
he
has
a
good
ha.ij
he
expects
the
worst
to
happen
to
it.
DANGKKOtS
RAISE
Miss
Brash
made
a
dangerous
i
and
unjustified
raise
to
three
,
diamonds,
and
Mr.
Abel
climbed
all
over
u
with
a
double.
Mr.
Champion
opened
the
king
;
of
.spades
on
which
Mr.
Abel
placed
the
discouraging
trey.
'
Mr.
Champion
then
underled
;
his
ace
of
hearts.
Dummy
ducked
and
Mr.
Abel
won
with
the
OUT.
OF
SEASON
I
UTOPIA,
Alta.
i.
This
town
Youth-Age
f'rat'k
Marksmen
on
Canadian
Team
I
BISLEY
CAMP,
England
J
Canada's
team
of
18
shooting
,
iwaiiuers
ror
mis
monin
s
big
Empire
rifle
meeting
is
u
liaeiber
of
the
7th
Heavy
Anti-Air-'
mixture
oi
promising
young
i
h'-'tK
with
veterans
,of,
the
rifle
j
Sharpe,
Keen
and
Danny
Bill
all
hit
doubles.
ICUIHTt
lluilici
AB
a
5
2
2
Qlir,l.,.
,,
)
bunuerg,
2
R.Ford,
if
9
;D.
Hanuii:,
3b
j
Young,
c
j,
Ij.
Ford,
2b
2
'
Knridc.v;,
If
i
Watson,
c.t
j
!
41
14
Hi
Firemen
AB
R
Van
Pykstra
cf
4
j
ji
Sharpe,
3b
4
Carlson,
lb
...
2
j
Keen,
c
4
j
Bill,
ss
4
j
Olson,
p
4
j
Harlwisr,
rf
....
4
.
McChesney,
if
2
1
Ratchl'ord,
2b
4
2
32
10
10
Hjranes-
'
I
ncie
are
snori-
sKeicnes
oi
tneiMary
w.
MacLennan,
Maritime
Vancouver
Pro-Rec
Continues
To
Make
Hit
at
Exhibition
;
The
12-man
gymnast
teamf
from
Vancouver
Pro-Rec
who
j
vaulted
and
somersaulted
inro
the
hearts
of
Prince
Ruperites!
at
the
Exhibition
last
night
i
again
were
nanea
as
one
ut
the
"greatest
attractions"
to
have
come
to
the
city.
Giving
their
fifth
complete1
show,
the
gymnast
champions
of
Canada
presented
a
varied
pro-
gram
different
again
than
their
t
previous
shows.
BtunU
which
drew
gasps
of
amusement
from
'
the
crowds
were
somersaults
over
the
box,
through
loops
made,
by
extended
arms
of
team
mates
and
over
a
high
tier
of
performers'
bodie.i,
1
built
upwards
from
the
too
i,f
I
the
box
A
springboard
was
used
in
conj
unction
ith
the
Uampoiiue
act
which
featured
Ken
Doolan
doing
the
"one-and-half"
som-lersault
and
a
complete
turn
onto
the
floor.
By
special
request,
the
gym-,
nasts
will
present
their
show
tonight
at
the
Coronation
BaU
and
an
early
show
tomorrow
night
for
the
benefit
of
children
and
adults
who
have
noL
been
able
to
see
the
late
show.
Nightly
prize
winner
last
nigat
was
W.
S.
Stein,
128
Ninth
Avenue
West.
"
;get
edible
iisn.
it
was
entered
by
Carl
Jackson.
The
ugliest
fish
of
all
was
entered
by
Reggie
Crozier.
That
sea
monster
was
a
ratfish,
and
it
was
21
Inches
long.
Not
to
be
outdone
by
boys.
three
girls
entered
the
derby
as
wjll,
with
Gale
Gomez
taking
the
heaviest
fish
prize
for
young
feminine
anglers
with
a
rock
cod
weighing
1'4
pounds.
Measuring
and
weighing
the
derby
entries
was
Joe
Scott,
of
fi-
clal
judge.
T.
Norton
Youngs
was
master
of
ceremonies.
The
ludg
lng
was
held
on
the
outdoor
stage.
-
t"
k
N
Y:
team
and
officials:
j
tOMMAftUAfi
i
Colonel
Col-jF
In
W.
G.
Gibson
of
the
Supreme
'
Court
of
Ontario,
Toronto.
A
'
former
member
of
the
Royal
Hamilton
Light
Infantry,
Ham
-
!
"ton.
Out.,
Col.
Gibson
was
com-
j
manriant
of
the
Canadian
team
'
"
'
-
For
Action
Ad"ert,lse!
j
wasn't
as
perlect
a
community
..Now
don't
get
excited,
as
its
name
suggests
during
the
Meek,"
kidded
one
of
the
kib-wet
snowstorms
that
recently
hit
itzers.
Ecuth.rn
Alberta.
The
fall
in
"Who's
excited?"
screamed
L'i.opu
was
measured
at
three
Mr.
Meek
at
the
top
of
his
Ier
t-
,
'
!
vo.ee.
reserve
at
Charlottetown.
A
-n
by
Billy
Watmough,
with
a
;
brother,
Sgt.
G.
Q.
MacLennan,
a
sail
-water
scavenger
measuring
i
,
member
of
the
P.E.I.
Highland-!
15
inches.
jers,
accompani-xl
the
team
in1
The
booby
prize
went
to
Irvln
!
1928.
jP.'
nsvold,
for
the
smallest
flf.h
'
CSM.
N.
L.
Beckett
42,
Royal
iHamiitnr,
i
icrht
tr.tanti-,,
ic
mo
i,
-
7
y.r
ing
his
third
trip
as
a
'member
A
DuUv
Varden
trout.
17
ln-of
the
Canadian
team.
He
was
ehes
long,
w:n
prize
as
thejiig-liere
-
-
In
l:t8
and
aaaln
lust
year.
He
ohictd
sixth
in
the
Governor-
'
H
rraking
his
first
trip
to
Cientral's
match,
a
highlight
In
Blslry.
He
placed
fifth
for
the
'Uw
week-long
shewt
at
Con-
Governor-General's
trophy
at
naught
Ranges,
tar
Ottawa,
last
Ci
.maue.ht
last
year.
A
Good
Host
is
a
Mind
Reader
like.
dry
drinks,
Tastes
differ.
Some
others
the
opposite,
sweet
drinks-
Burnett's
is
an
EXTRA
because
Only
add
(unsweetened)
Gin
can
you
DRY
1
V
and
meet
.
....
sweetness
year.
j
Sp,t.
O.
A.
Coles.
44,
17th
Rec-
IPte.
C.
O.
Jame-,
19,
Royal
cnnalssance
Regiment,
Summer-Hamilton
'Lluht
Infantry,
is
'
I
L
I.
making
his
first
trip
making
his
first
trip
to
Hislev
t.-
Hsley,
placed
ninth
In
the
'
after
showing
well
in
all
events
Bisley
aggregate
at
Connaught
a,
Connaught
la.".t
year.
Pte.
las',
year.
James
was
writing
his
catrlcula-
!
11
ut-
c
A.
Colvllle,
45,
Royal
tiou
rxaras
and
left
Canada
oy
Winnipeg
Rifles
Wlnnipe?',
Man-air
after
the
ivst
of
the
team,
k
nak;ng
his
third
trip
t
j
Bisley.
He
placed
14th
in
last
year's
He
war
here
In
1137
and
1938.
He
Governor-Cleneral's
match.
.
,!'?"
3
23rd
in
the
Canadian
-
-
fi
I
i.'v"
ft
cference.
or
leave
uui
i"-
every
individual
pr
v,.,4.
l.i
u
F;cst
dealei
Nurlh-South
vulnerable
Vort
1
lr.
Meek)
S
J
8
2
H
lft
5
4
V
Q
7
5
2
C
10
8
4
(Mr.
(1r.
Chanipion)
87
3
B
A
K
U
I)
S
H
Q
1
ti
A
IIS
U-
J
10
9
8
3
lNirie
C
A
7
2
c
J
8
3
South
(Mi-8
llra-h)
b
l
lO
1
H
K
J
9
2
1
-
A
r.
o
-
C
K
U
The
Wilding:
Kiiiitli
Wet
Nortli
i
a
Lioi.
I'knn
3
D
Puss
3
L
Ul)l.
All
pasa
queen.
He
returned
a
heart
to
his
partner's
ace.
Mr.
Champion
then
led
the
queen
of
clubs.
Dummy's
king
was
put
up
and
Mr.
Abel
killed
it
with
the
ace.
At
this
point
the
defenders
had
won
their
book.
But
they
had
or.'y
started
taking
tricks.
A
club
wss
led
back
to
Mr.
Champion's
jack.
He
cashed
the
ace
of
.spacWs
and
followed
with
a
heart
which
Mr.
Abel
ruffed.
Mr.
Meek
still
had
to
lose
another
trump
trick
for
ia
snappy
down
four
1100
ooints.
BRILLIANT
CLERK
John
Drinkwater,
ihe
English
poet
and
dramatist
who
died
in
1937.
spent
12
years
as
a
cleric
in
an
insurance
office.
5
MONDAY
Rupert
Radio
beat
firemen
in
8
free
scoring
Softball
game
at
Cyro
Park
Wednesday
nignt
by
a
store
of
H-iu.
Aiinnugn
me
score
was
iue
ww
team,
was
never
clear
as
the
uvumpeo
firemen
team
kept
coming
from
behind
to
make
It
close.
The
Radiomen
got
off
to
a
jr
,s
'
f
,
.
a
if
I
I
'
"
'
i
-
1
nr.
.f
i
i
t.,l
f,
Hi.lltfc.
(VF
CANDIDATE
Cluirlcs
B
esi
k,
47-ycar-old
boiler-
muker
for
ttij
Canadian
Na-
j
uuial
Hallways,
was
defeats!
CCT
candidate
in
the
Winnipeg
'
South
Outre
federal
by-!c-
!
tion
on
June
25.
An
Army
vderaii
of
the
Second
ty'oikl
Wui,
lu-
Is
co-editor
of
the
Manitoba
Commonwealth,
and
a
former
provincial
secretary
for
the
party.
(CP
PHOTO)
Chop
Suey
-
Chow
Mc:n
Open
6
p.m.
-
3:30
a.m.
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
For
Qul.side
orders
Phone
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Working
intt?
Tired
of
rook-lnR?
O.ii.iR
on
A
Picnic?
We
have
.salads,
cold
meals,
etc.
f;pii'i;l!ini
In
flpnghetli,
Cooked
Chickens.
I'bonc
470
V'tNTOrVDR
VICTORIA
Sunday,
8
p.m.,
Cocpiitlam
Tuesday,
12
Noon
Cam-iMUii
AM(T
All.YI,
STKWAitT
AND
POItT
SI.MI'SON
.
fiunday,
caniosun,
11
p.m.
l
int
noktu
tji
CIIARUllTK
ISLANDS
s:,.
Coqultlum
'
.July
6
and
20
9
p.m.
KIR
SOl
'lil
QI'KFN
(
ilAKMITTK
IM
AMS
.
Coqultlum,
June
29,
July
13
and
27
9
p.m.
I
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J.
SKINM.lt
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
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Lake
Ferry
Leaves
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Float
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p.m.,
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a.m.
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Rupert
tr-.lt
vt;
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I
I
I
1
-
I
in
1930.
'CP
PHOTO)
;
;
Odd
Fish
in
j
;
I
Junior
Derby
Small,
Heavy,
Lsng
and
I'gly
Marine
Specimens
Small,
heavy,
long
or
ugly
thut'g
how
entries
In
the
Junior
Fish
Derby
wvre
judged
last
night
in
a
feature
contest
at
the
rrmce
KUieri
Exnioition,
while
15
enthusiastic
young
anglers
waited
tenssly
for
the
decision.
Heaviest
lish,
a
grey
cod
weighing
10
pounds,
was
caught
j
by
12-year-old
Bobby
Mitchell,
j
Bobby
also
won
the
prize
for
the
j
longest
fish,
the
same
cod
which
.
measured
27
inches.
j
The
biggest
bullhead
was
tak-1
,nuring
only
one
ana
seven-
I
!
sixi
-eni
n
incnes.
ni
ii'k.'ir.vn
competing
for
a
place
or
this
j
ear's
Bisley
team.
f'H
C.
O.
Dotiplas
50.
8th
Field
B
itt
ry,
12
h
Field
Regiment,
Vonctoi,
N.D,
making
his
first
trii.
as
a
member
of
the
Canadian
team
t
:
Bisley,
ulaced
22nd
in
the
Bisley
aggregate.
i
Captain
M.
M.
Morgan,
41,
Ri
ya'
Canadian
Electrical
and
;
Mechanical
Engineers,
Winnipeg,
lr
mnHnor
hla
ceennrl
frit-,
url)
h
lne
Canadian
team.
His
previous
,,.ln
,;.
.noo
H
nlnrprl
iRth
in
the
Governor
-General's
match
a'
Connaught
last
year.
Cpl.
G.
H.
Farquharson,
38,
Kccky
Mountain
Rangers,
Kam-loops,
B.C.,
making
his
first
trip
as
an
official
of
the
Canadian
tiam
tc
Bisley,
was
here
In
1939
and
again
in
1949.
:
He
placed
Seventh
In
the
tia'dfaft
'rwfrlpii
men
competing
Tor
a
placv
op
this
year's
Bisley
team.
Sgt.
R.
S.
Potter,
45,
Argyll
and
Sutherland
Highlanders
of
Can-1
ada,
Hamilton,
Is
making
his
!
lourth
trip
to
Bisley
on
the
Can-i
adian
team.
He
was
here
In
1927,
'
1930
and
1848.
He
placed
18th
last
year
In
the
Governor-Gen-
eial
s
match
at
Connaught.
Captain
G.
J
Gamble,
37.
Royal
Winnipeg
Rifles,
Winnipeg,
Is
making
his
third
trip
as
a
member
of
the
Canadian
team
to
Bis-lev.
He
was
here
in
1939
and
194C.
He
placed
seventh
In
the
Canadian
marksmen
competing
lor
a
place
on
this
year's
Bisley
team.
WO.
11
A.
C.
Green,
36,
Head-ouarters
British
Columbia
area,
Vancouver,
making
his
first
trip
as
a
member
of
the
Canadian
Bisley
team,
placed
24th
In
the
Bisley
aggregate.
Pte.
G.
W.
J.
Oakes,
19,
Royal
Hamilton
Light
Infantry,
Hamilton
.making
his
first
trip
to
Bisley,
placed
16th
among
Canadian
marksmen
competing
for'
this
year's
Bisley
team.
Cp,
J.
B.
Robertson,
24,
Royal
Canadian
Electrical
and
Mecha-
nlf,al
Engineers,
Chilliwack,
B.C.,
is
making
his
first
trip
as
a
1
member
of
the
Canadla
nteam.
He
placed
23rd
In
the
Governor-Oeneral's
mutch
last
year
at
Connaught.
Lieut.
E.
Ryan,
45,
Royal
Canadian
Navy,
Kingston,
Ont.,
is
making
his
first
trip
to
Bisley.
He
placed
13th
in
the
Canadian
B;lev
aggregate.
Sgt.
L.
N.
Walker,
40,
48th
nixiiiaiiders
of
Canada,
Toronto,
Is
making
his
first
trip
to
Bisley
as
member
of
the
Canadian
team.
He
placed
26th
among
the
Canadian
marksmen
comjeting
for
a
place
on
this
year's
team.
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with
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left),
Ernie
Desonnler
(A-S),
1st
base;
Bruce
Simundson
(A-S),
short
cp;
Benny
Vindle.
2nd
base;
Larry
Warner,
(A-i
pitcher;
Bill
Gunn
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left
fivlder;
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row
(from
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Simundson
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centre
fielder;
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Malhews,
3rd
base;
Don
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pitcher;
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McDonald,
pitcher;
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catcher,
and
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1950.
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last
year
S.
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Kay
placed
sixth
among
;
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for
th.s
,
year
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