Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
June
8,
1951
5
'
BASEBALL
A
Ottawa
Singer
Enjoys
Career
Dodgi
Baseball
Hotel
Men
Win
First
lers
BASEBALL
TORONTO
P
-Although
she's
just
22,
Mari'o-Helene
Chevrier
hu:
i'oi.-j
a
little
of
everything
in
No'
Bums
ft.
,
rr
An
upset
game
last
night
saw
the
theatrical
line.
Commercial
win
their
flr't
Tne
duskv
4
NEW
YORK
it-U
looks
like
seball
8ame
this
season
when
ginger
has
tried
"straight
the
time
has
come
to
stop
calling
ey
walked
awaV
w"h
folir
thmtrt'
'and
opera.
Thr(3
years
Uij
Brooklyn
'u"f
"
"erunie
huh.i:;
,..
.si,a
sm.nt
Dodder
noils.,.!-
a
season
snmma:
"Bi.ti.
uuiuuu
c
Aliutinuu,
liKht
tpe4a
in
Vancouver
with
"Iheatie
Under
the
Stars."
But
most
i
t
all
she
likes
sing-
UUII1S.
'
Tile
Dodgers
yesterday
rang
U'
their
sixth
National
League
scoring
10-0.
In
a
scheduled
seven-inniiM'
v;,.i,m,
i
,
,
.,
'"E'ii.
i;aie,
yjoie
was
lieu
in
JOHN
H.
BULGER
Ojifonn
fri.if
John
Dnlqor
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
in
wlth
a
band.
"
NATIONAL
Pt.
Louis
1,
Brooklyn
2
Cinunnntl
5.
Nv-w
York
4
Chirac,
1,
Philadelphia
7
Mttsburi;
0,
Boston
5
AMERICAN
I'hladelphia
3,
Cleveland
0
Bo
ton
0,
Detroit
3
New
Work
7,
St.
Louis
5
Washington
0,
Chicago
5
Western
In'eriiatimial
Wcnaichie
8.
Vancouver
10
Ul
Innings
L'li-m
5,
Taconia
0
Spokane
1-2,
Yakima
5-3
PACIFIC
COAST
Hollywood
2,
San
Francisco
0
"nk'antl
4,
Lo
Angeles
1
Seattle
7,
Portland
4
Sacramento
8,
San
Diego
7.
he
qt
uX
Z'Zt
n
""K-the
seventh
by
G
S
A
when
Sun-TLV1
and
lmit
Bame
lead
elli
base
s
hit.
Sunbere
had
in-
Thl-,
.suinnier
visitor;
to
will
h-.ar
Maiie-Kelene
with
IN1ERNATIONAL
WINNER
The
Canadian
tug
Atomic
plows
over
the
finish
line
for
her
second
stiuight
victory
in
the
International
Tugboat
Racing
Championship
held
on
the
Detroit
River
Capt.
J.
Earl
McQueen
ran
the
Amherstbura
On
t.
erf
ft
close
to
U.e
Canadian
snore
in
an
eddy
current.
-Compitltrrs
jn
the
U.S.
side
had
to
buck
a
two-knot
current.
(CP
PHOTO)
ii
ie
league.
.
B)ed
arKi
glole
gwOMC
pnther
the
urcheUra
engaged
at
a
big
mat
six
in
a
row
feat
was
Warner
then
struck
out
Mar-
city
hotel
(Royal
York).
Whlt
L,
m?"
"
and
8eherk
and
gave
a
"I
hke
l
stag"
says
Marie-
WasSon
kn.r.
"
Buniet
C&me
Heenc'
while
it's
work
wasnington
Senators
6
,
to
0
to
home
when
Carelll
broke
for
sec-
"
fa
a;su
'
rull
widen
their
American
League
ond,
and
counted
his
run
before
first
place
margin
over
the
New
.
Carelli
was
thrown
out.
York
Yankees
to
five
games.
Then
came
the
big
bloomer.
.
ff
i
Cincinnati's
surging
Reds
mov-
With
three
errors
to
help
them,'
V-ariWeel
llatS
ed
into
a
second
place
tie
in
the
two
walks
and
a
hit
each
by
National
League
with
the
Red
,
Windle
and.
Morgan,
Commer-
Aro
Poafi
i
Birds
by
edging
the
New
York
clals
counted
off
four
runs
in
I
CdlUltU
Giants
5
to
4.
the
top
of
the
eighth
and
held
!
Philad.'lnhia'.
Phillip.
tr.n.O
&
A
down
to
nothing
to
wa'k1
TORONTO
(CP)
Biack
"cart-
Princess
Gets
Lovely
Presents
British
Engine
Story
Filmed
lineated
the
history
of
the
development
of
these
engir,.?s
from
th
days
of
their
conception
and
origin.
The
pictures
were
shown
at
the
Capitol
Theatre,
made
available
by
Manager
Harry
Black,
and
were
projected
by
LONDON
ffs
A
bouquet
of
Malayan
and
American
orchids
The
picture
story
of
the
mak-
ki,
ii.
,
nu'iiv
with
tho
u
ii
mo
-1
wheel
'
hats
and
hlaher
hem-
Chicago
to
sink
the
Cubs
with
Canadian
and
French
roses
ir.g
of
dits.'l
and
s.eam
turbine
.
SB-
L.
A.
N.
Potterton.
Rotary
was
presented
to
Princess
Eliza-
engines
in
England
was
presented
President
A.
B.
Brown
was
in
the
beth
at
the
annual
Flower
Ball,
tc
ths
Frince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
i
chair
and
thanked
Mr.
Harrop
Diute
oimunason
was
leaning
"
ciui;u
uic
j.muio
sixth
place
7
to
1.
hitter
of
the
game,
hitting
three
fas"ion
show
at
the
Canadian
VAN('(IIVi:H
VICTORIA
Sundaj,
8
pm.,
CuquiUam
lor
six.
i
miernauonai
Trade
air.
TllI'Mluy,
12
NoOH
Ctuno.stili
U.IIE
AHVI,
STEWART
Al)
POUT
HIMI'SOS
Seven
infield
errors
by
G
&
A
It
was
the
first
time
Israeli
1
royal
opening
of
the
Chelsea
lost
them
the
game.
Commer-
dress
manufacturers
have
pre-
j
Flower
Show,
cials
registered
three
errors.
sented
their
goods
before
thej
Other
presentations
were
a
Starting
pitcher
for
Commer-
critical
eye
of
a
Canadian
pub-
corsage
of
pink
Prince
Charles'
cials
was
Don
MacDonald,
who
lie.
Tne
show
met
with
hearty
:
orchids,
a
wooly
lamb
for
Prin-
hurled
three
and
one-third
in-
applause.
cess
Anne,
a
toy
electric
stove
nings,
giving
up
the
only
waik
'
while
there
wasn't
much
orig-!
""ft
two
dozen
toy
soldiers
in
for
that
side's
victory.
Warner
lnality
of
design,
the
perfect
!
Guards
and
Household
Cavalry
Siuiduy,
t'ainosiih,
11
p.m.
Cellulose
Surprising
A
revamped
Columbia
Cellulose
team
surprised
the
Rupert
Radio's
Wedni-Kday
night
at
Gyro
fork
lo
win
the
Softball
leuuue
flxiure
by
a
score
of
8-1.
;
The
Pulpmen
crammed
all
their
wgririg
Into
twa
innings
the
!
second
and
the
sixth
when
they
scored
four
runs
in
each.
The
!
nly
ftudio
run
was
scored
In
the
!
fifth
inning.
I
Both
teams
came
up
with
sev-iCial
brilliant
fielding
plays
but
more
solid
hitting
by
the
win-jnrrs
and
tighter
folding
in
the
'
clutch
was
the
difference.
;
Judging
from
Wednesday's
game
the
Cellulose
team
will
be
,
hard
to
beat
from
her-
on
in
rop
of
Associated
British
Oil
En-
j
Mr.
Harrop
has
now
about
gines
who
ha
berm
here
from
completed
the
installation
of
the
E.igland
fcr
the
past
six
months;
three
new
808-kilowatt
diesel
,
installing
three
new
diesel
gen-!
units
at
the
dry
dock.
Consider-erating
units
in
the
dry
dock
able
changes
were
necessitated
power
house
for
the
Northern
in
the
dry
dock
powerhouse
plant
British
Columbia
Power
Co.
In
including
the
erection
of
con-addition
to
jthe
actual
prnduc-
crete
bases
for
each
measuring
uon
ti
the
engines,
the
film
de-
13
by
23
by
8
feet
depth.
Boston
Braves
moved
into
a
fourth
place
tie
with
the
Giants
with
a
5
to
0
victory
over
Pltts-burj.
Big
Luke
Easter
drove
In
thive
runs
on
a
fifth
Inning
homer
to
lead
the
Cleveland
Indians
to
a
C
to
3
victory
over
the
Philadelphia
Athletics
in
an
American
League
game
under
lights.
Do:n
DiMagglo,
hltitng
In
his
thirty-seventh
consecutive
game,
singled
home
the
needed
runs
in
to
lead
v'"c
"
icau
the
uic
team
i
J
uraDlllEr
or
the
jikirtu
tnr
th'.
unucrmx
for
Pr
np.
f
har
FOR
NORTH
OtH
N
(HAKKirn:
inlands
hi.
Couuitlani
Julie
8
and
22
9
p.m.
FOB.
SOI
111
t
FN
(IIAkioitk
islands
win.
Morgan
was
catchinj.
most
part
full
-attracted
audi
Losers
put
in
Krlstmanson
lo
ence
attention.
start
the
hurling,
and
he
pitch
Th
gifts
for
her
children
were
presented
to
the
Princess
on
behalf
of
the
St.
Loyes
Training
College
for
Disubled
Persons,
In
whose-
aid
tfc-
ball
was
given
Large
black
hats
several
of
the
afternoon
20
-minute
auto
wax
,
Comiitlam,
June
1G
and
20
tor
Boston
as
the
Red
Sox
ended
ed
two
innings
before
being
re-a
live-game
losing
streak
byllieved
by
Don
Scherk,
pitching
downing
Detroit
Tiger
5
to
3
at
five
and
one-third
innings.
costumes
while
huge
flower
cot-
formal
I
More
than
65
was
raised
for
the
9
p.m.
"
FRANK
J.
SKINNMt
Prln.
e
Kui"i-l
Agent
sages
were
noted
for
wear.
When
Scherk
threw
two
wild
9?-no
rubbindf
college
by
the
sale
of
flowers
ueiroit..
New
York
Yankees
surged
from
ones
which
brought
in
runs,
Cornwell
pulled
him
and
step-
rtiird
Avenue
Flume
508
One
of
the
most
handsome
!
JT"
T"'
,
..,OTe
at
tne
toD
Price
of
"
fi
eowns
was
a
velW
taffeta
behind
with
two
out
In
th
ninth
inning
to
defeat
St.
Louis
Browns
i
inl
th?
box
hlmelf
for
Part
i
vasi,
went
to
Elizabeth's
table
of
an
inning.
Larry
Mathews
ning
affair,
topped
with
blac-k
net
and
with
a
close-fitting
7to
5.
It
left
the
Bombers
4t.
M
m
1
black
lace
top.
QUALITY
STORE
if
hey
have
had
a
little
time
to'
!
get
organized
and
with
the
new
I
players
they
had
at
this
game'
are
a
greatly
improved
team.
Saturday
night
the
Hawks
will
make
their
league
bow
against
the
Firemen
In
what
should
be
'
an
interesting
game.
The
Flre-
motl
U.in
tVw.il.
fie.,
rvnm
...
I
1
'
finished
hurling
for
G
&
A
in
two-thirds
of
the
last
inning.
Score
by
innings;
R
H
E
Com
130
200
0410
10
3
G
Si
A
010
310
10
6
9
7
games
behind
the
pace-setting
Chicago
White
Sox
in
the
American
League
race.
Bobby
Brown
drove
In
the
tying
run
with
a
double
and
Substitute
Catcher
Ralph
Houk
drove
in
the
winning
runs
with
a
single.
U'ETTENUZZO'S
5!!
Ft
I.TON
STItEKT
Among
the
most
unusual
was
a
black
evening-skirt
made
of
black
taffeta
"
petals."
This
outfit
was
completed
by
a
white
organdy
blouse.
Wearing
an
off-shoulder
gown
of
gold
brocade,
a
diamond
and
ruby
necklace,
bracelet
and
earrings,
the
Princess
danced
for
nearly
three
houts
with
the
men
at
her
table.
Longest
dance
cf
the
evening
went
to
her
childhood
playmate
and
cousin,
Lord
Carnegie.
"Wr
grew
uo
together
but
this
ir
the
first
time
for
11
years
that
wo
have
danced
together,
"
said
Lord
Carnegie.
HorkliiK
late?
Tired
of
cook-
Oolug
on
a
picnic?
"
wn
wn
11
1113
gallic
uguinab
Columbia
Celliume
while
the
hawks
are
young
and
speedy
and
determine
to
make
their
debut
a
success.
Wt
have
MdudH,
cold
meats,
Christianity
was
introduced
in
New
Zealand
in
1841,
or
about
44
I
years
after
the
country
was
first
visited
by
Captain
Cook.
tallation
of
an
adequate
bath
k
Rird:i!iin(!
In
SpaplieUl,
of
liorn0
For
Help
0U
t.'liiekeiw.
..MCll-..
li
!"
Wolf
Cubs
in
Softball
Game
The
Fourth
and
Fifth
Cub
".'".id
t,
7-J.;'r.Wii
1
I'lione
470
rounds
Playg
irtO'.
'
on
...iittinl
SMI
iW"
IMPORTANT
AIM
Scientists
still
se-r-k
a
protective
vaccine
against
poliomyelitis,
dread
summer
disease
which
may
attack
anytime
In
the
year.
J
house
at
the
swimming
pool.
Meantime,
the
club's
principal
endeavour
this
year
will
be
to
wipe
off
an
indebtedness
of
$1500
still
remaining
on
the
original
$10,000
swimming
pool
project.
On
Wednesday
the
club
had
a
special
Business
meeting
when
S.
C
Johoioa
Son,
Ltd.,
firaaiford,
Ontario.
Gyro
Taggers
To
Be
Sent
Into
Streets
Tomorrow
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
will
.
,
Packs
Wednesday
night
tangled
in
a
softball
game,
the
Fourth
Pack
coming
out
on
top
by
one
run
at
the
end
of
a
six-inning
struggle.
Score
was
17-13.
Rev.
L.
G.
Sieber,
leader
of
the
United
Church
Fourth
Pack,
brought
out
his
team
to
play,
.
.
...
scend
its
taggers
into
the
streets
tomorrow
as
part
of
the
drive
to
various
internal
matters
were
raise
funds
towards
th
end
of
j
discussed.
It
was
decidvd
to
have
playground
improvements.
The
tnt
Nanalmo
delegate
represent
James
Oorman's
Fifth
Pack
r
rslL
.m
'
the
local
club
at
the
internation
(Annunciation
Church)
"just
for
Skiing
has
been
booming
in
the
southrrn
Dominions
since
the
war.
In
New
Zealand
progress
has
been
particularly
rapid
and
it
now
has
considerably
more
ski
tows,
than
Australia.
New
Zealand
has
higher
mountains
and
much
more
varied
'terrain
than
its
larger
neighbor
and
the
installation
of
tows
by
private
companies,
the
government
and
many
clubs
has
resulted
in
a
rapid
improvement
in
the
standard.
al
convention
to
be
held
later
this
sumnur
at
Washington,
D.C.
lun
but
future
games
are
being
planned.
I-
t
.
1
i
1
"Hospitality
and
Good
Food"
rh.it
.s
Our
First
Aim
I'lmne
17
far
Orders
lo
Take
Out
-
president,
Don
Forward
la
in
personal
charge
Meantime,
the
sunny
weather
of
the
post
week
prompted
the
club
to
open
up
the
McClymont
lark
swimming
pool
earlier
than
was
contemplated
and
it
was
obviously
a
popular
move.
On
the
opening
day
it
is
estimated
that,
at
least
1000
youngsters
disported
themselves
in
the
pool.
Commodore
Cafe
that
the
standard
in
Canada
is
still
much
higher
and
facilities'
fS
i.
By
actual
count,
there
were
130
in
the
water
at
one
time.
I
Last
night
the
Gyro
C!ub
in
finitely
better.
No
resort
.
in
the
southern
Dominions,
for
Instance,
has
anything
more
advanced
than
simple
rope
tows.
on
lhi
dvrtlSc).tm
it
not
publleti
or
dKnljycd
by
(he
Uquor
ConMl
ll
t
WJ
S-L'
-
'TT
I
playground
committee,
of
which
M.
G.
Gormely
is
chairman,
was
in
session
and
decided
that
next
year's
cbjective
would
be
the
in-
Display
NOW!!
FORD'S
British
Built
CONSUL
Ice
skating,
which
figures
on
the
Olympic
program,
is
merely
an
outdoor
sport
practised
on
frozen
lakes
in
the
south
in
New
Zealand,
but
there
are
one
or
two
Indoor
rinks
In
Australia.
Chief
competition
In
this
and
in
ice
hockey
would
have
to
come
from
Great
Britain,
as
the
southern
standard
does
not
approach
that
of
Canada.
Curling,
however,
Is
extensively
played
on
the
southern
lakes
of
New
Zealand.
Introduction
of
an
Empire
Winter
Games
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