,000
ALLEY'S
ftiADY
FOR
GNU
MILLION
DOVVLERi
Wind-up
M
.iidoy,
sepiemcer
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c.
WW"-
CANADIAN
JOHN
H.
Softball
final
playoffs
between
FOOTBALL
Firemen
and
Rupert
Radio
will
BULGER
continue
at
Roosevelt
Park,
with
the
fifth
of
the
best-of-seven
games
to
be
played
there
tonight.
Saturday)
vli-iil
I
Final
standing
so
far
gives
Ottawa
6,
Hamilton
11.
Firemen
two
wins,
with
Rupert
Montreal
8,
Toronto
Argos
6.
Radio
one
win
and
one
draw.
Saskatchewan
12,
Winnipeg
Now
that
baseball
Is
over.
21.
John
Sulgor
Ltd.
'
i
team
managers
say
they
will
try
Edmonton
30,
Calgary
15.
!4k
Vfnun
j
to
finish
the
playoff
Sunday
af-!
Toronto
Balmy
Beach
27,
Third
Avenue
ternoon.
Windsor
C.
BASEBALL
scores
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A.
,
hundred
uf
Canada's
7.000
bowling
alleys
echo
to
the
wash
of
tvnpins
as
j
n
bowl'-rs
start
the
season
this
month.
Evidence
of
the
earned
i
centre
sem'-proeessed
tr-nplns
stacked
In
a
Toronto
factory
which
ships
the
fin,shed
maples
by
the
carload.
(Right)
Lou
Lunney,
"1600
Club"
member
and
Canadian
holder
of
the
high
three
games
award
for
women's
tennin
hr,u,iw
BPi.
.k
it
was
the
most
popular
form
of
bowling
25
years
agoIs
pictured
Lclu
B'Tt
Reeves.
American
bowlins
congress
official,
checks
one
of
the
SUNDAY
;
American
New
York
5,
Cleveland
1.
Detroit
3-4,
Washington
1-3.
Chicago
4,
IUton
5.
!
6t.
Louis
1-5,
Philadelphia
7-7.
National
j
Philadelphia
2,
St.
Louis
9.
Brooklyn
6,
Chicago
1.
Boston
6-0,
Cincinnati
5-4.
New
York
7-6,
Pittsburgh
1-4.'
Pacific
Coast
I
Hollywood
4,
Seattle
1.
(Best
1
of
five
series
tied
1-1.
t
SATURDAY
American
i
Philadelphia
5,
Chicago
4.
Detroit
7,
New
York
4.
8t.
Louis
3,
Boston
2.
Washington
2-7,
Cleveland
4-6.
National
New
York
5,
Chicago
2.
j
lanes
to
Us
used
for
sanctiuned
Unpin
league
games
bv
l
itn
teams
'
"
O
,
a
r-iiw
ball.
Five
years
aea
onlv
3oo
alievn
nF.
t...
measured
lor
-
-
J
urn
u
iui
11111113.
Curling
Rink
i
tfl
Yin"-
hard-playing
Gordon
&
Anderson,
came
in
for
a
lot
of
good
words,
too.
When
Alex
Bill
received
the
trophy,
he
said
he
couldn't
help
giving
Cornwell
a
Jot
of
credit
for
'a
marvellous
Job"
In
managing
a
team
consisting
mosily
of
high
school
players.
"They've
really
given
us
a
run
for
our
money.
I'm
glad
the
game
wasn't
any
closer."
Mr.
Morgon,
in
awarding
the
trophy
to
Manager
Bill,
congrat
othiers
Take
Year's
jughest
Ball
Game
to
in
1951
Championship
m
McHardy's
home
run
ix
culminating
)rama
for
year's
league
baseball
can
cover
three
sheets
of
Ice
and
hold
a
club
houje.
Mr.
Moore
said
that
In
view
of
the
popular
vote
last
winter,
he
felt
there
would
be
little
difficulty
In
obtaining
necessary
funds.
"Our
objective
is
$15,000.
but
we
will
start
construction
with
$10,000."
An
arrangement
al
eady
has
been
made
with
nearby
B.C.
Packers
Ltd.
cold
storage
plant
for
ice-making.
Is
Approved
Club
will
be
atked
o
go
ahead
next
week
with
the
$15,003
project.
Plam:,
for
the
f.,st
curling
rink
in
Prli.ce
Rupert
wiU
be
presented
to
the
executive
of
the
St.
Louis
10,
Boston
1.
Pittsburgh
11,
Brooklyn
4.
Philadelphia
5,
Cincinnati
2.
Pacific
Coast
Hollywood
0,
Seattle
3.
ulated
the
Clothiers
and
said
it
,e
loudest
battle
of
the
baseball
season
Sun-!
tim
.
"
Curling
Club
to
a
general
meet-
Rev.
Frank
Antrobus,
pastor
ing
next
Thursday
for
Immediate
j
of
Flrst
Baptist
Church,
Is
sail-
But."
he
lidded.
"I
think
we'll
Iternuon
s;
saw
a
13-inning
ball
game
break
up
by
1
ing
tomorrow
afternoon
on
the
!
as
Abel
&
Odowes
won
the
championship
by
;!in
Cordon
&
Anderson
7
to
6,
su
a
ball
team
here
like
we've
never
before
seen
in
Princ
Rupert
if
Stan
can
keep
his
men
together
next
year."
Box
Score:
Camosun
for
Vancouver.
He
will
;
be
accompanied
by
hfs
son,
John
i
Antrobus,
who
will
continue
:
studies
in
the
south.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
in-parked
bleachers
bore
to
I
he
dramatic
struggle
i'u
top
ieague
teams
hung
ir
evi
n
si-ore
of
6-6
for
only
11
scattered
hits
to
49
batters
against
him.
Four
times,
Bcherk
faced
dan
Abel
&
Oilowei
AB
Arney,
3b
7
McHardy,
lb
.,
6
Pavilikis,
cf
6
Abel,
c
5
i
until
a
drive
by
Ian
approval.
"This
is
the
greatest
chance
for
Prince
Rupert
to
get
an
artificial
ice
sheet
for
curling
and
we
can
get
it
for
only
$15,000,"
Neely
Mcore,
club
president
said
today,
following
several
months
investiagtion
fo,-
rink
facilities
by
enthusiastic
curlers
here.
At
a
meetng
of
the
club
executive
Friday
night,
a
following
plan
was
outlined.
First
of
ail,
$10,000
is
needed.
When
that
is
obtained,
construction
of
the
rink
can
begin,
"and
gerous
hitters
with
buses
loaded
in!
j
centre
field
gave
an
erfor
t,j
i
behind
him,
and
each
of
those
li.
ime
run
on
K!f
-
7l
v
-
'
-
-:
p?
s
ball
tn
Prince
Rupert
I
ily
was
it
a
grand
game
j
and
day
as
well.
Ol'
Man
-d
Hie
fug
for
just
long
i
in
see
the
game
through,
j
iiaii-iy
nil
t
the
game,
j
inner
Bill
Gordon
des-!
nines
wemra
nimsen
oui
ol
the
Dahl,
2b
4
3
hole
as
gracefully
as
a
veteran.
!
Lindsay,
'If,
p
Z..
'.
b
But
It
was
the
first
pitch
to
the
Giordano,
ss
6
first
baiter
In
the
thirteenth
Sharpe,
df.
If
5
frame
"which
done
It,"
and
Mc-
Letourneau.
p
3
Hardy
really
threw
his
welgr.t
Dell,
rf
3
Into
that
drive.
Centrefielder
j
Ray
Spring
raced
for
the
liner
I
Totals
49
and
got
his
mlt
on
It
after
the
,
ClcrUon
&
And
AB
ball
hit
the
ground,
but
he
could
Spring,
rf.
cf
7
curling
should
begin
by
middle
,
oi
iMovemoer.
'
Tentative
method
method
of
of
raising
the
funds
is
by
selling
refundabla
memberships
at
a
$100
each
to
ic
chaiiipionship
trophy
I
it
had
been
named
3
1
.not
hold
It.
That's
how
McHardy
Sunberg.
3b
8
n.it
mnrp
than
1U1
mumhnitt
:argan
Trophy"
In
honor
i
mn,,
his
,',.
Cornewll,
cf,
c
6
.in
wiiii
iiuu
uone
more
in
Pi
nice
Rupert
than
j
Most
hits
for
(he
game
went
to
Shier,
sss
6
.
Marshall
for
Ool
dim
to
Anderson
Marshall,
If
6
Ji
Second
hand
piping
for
re-
frigeration
can
be
obtained,
Mr.
0
Moore
said.
"The
e
is
enough
"
available
for
our
purpose."
1
1
A
building,
"the
best
suited
for
0
our
needs
aside
from
construct-.
0
'ing
one
to
specifications"
has
and
to
McHardy,
each
-wltli
three
Scherk,
p
6
0
3
Curoli,
e
for
six
Ford,
rf
Hartwig,
2b
Lumbal,
lb
.2
...5
...3
M
:ifan
awarded
the
o
Aiix
Bill,
grinning
'if
A
or
I
Ai
Odowes,
who
to
first
basemen
Mc-
"hold
it
for
a
while,
Manager
Bill
said
Mc-l
to
luive
returned
0
been
offered
bv
Dounlas
Frizzell
for
$3X20.
It
is
a
farmer
RCAF
Totals
50
6
12
8
mess
hall
at
Seal
Cove
which
i
w'.
,k,
but
staved
'
to
If
SANDI.OT
IJIUKFS:
No
doubt,
the
seasJn's
ba.se
tall
was
adequately
crowned
and
played
off
yesterday.
It
couldn
t
have
been
u
better
finale
to
one
ol
the
best
years
for
ball
In
Prince
Rupert.
Fog
threatened
to
keep
the
alf
cool
and
raw
but
Ihe
sun
pushed
its
face
through
the
mht
just
In
time
to
make
it
a
beautiful
day
for
ball.
And
then,
the
extra-inning
game,
with
ull
the
earmarks
of
big-league
playing.
In
the
books,
the
game
hud
eveiylhiing
that
a
final
gams
should
have,
except
pel
imps
the
hot-d
)gs.
There
was
terrific
cheering
from
the
bleach-
Suniiay
came
and
won
homer.
ci
'Hid
have
been
any-me
after
the
fifth
ln-I
more
likely.
It
could
i
Gordon
&
And-erson's.
ii
tlv-
lifth
that
all
of
lx
runs
were
piled
up
raiue
in
one
ufter
the
2
in.
n
got
to
bat.
Seven
Serii
F-3
Chauli
wiltt
Cob,
,
v
,
r
V"A1J,
'
,
O.V.W.
RaHng-6800
Mm.
&te
A
.J,
.
,
f
Jl
I
hit
and
two
Hot
on
bv
Apart
from
Mcllardv's
Jers,
there
was
just,
the
right
f"'l
bunberg
got
the
big-'
'I
tin-
day
-a
triple
for
amount
of
heat
in
the
argu-
jjtencct
against
the
umpires,
and
fi
'thicis
had
snared
two
I
he
.second
Inning,
both
there
was
no
doubt
of
the
do-or-dlC
determination
of
every,
player
In
the
game,
Manager
Stan
Cofnwell,
or
v
errors,
but
after
that
US!
th.-y
knew
the
game
is
business.
r
Ah-x
Bin's
first
move
pull
starting
rhuclfn.-'
AUCTIONEER
Phone
C.reen
R10
nd
Red
127
'iurneau.
replacing
him
l.ay.
And,
apparently,
1
'f
P(l
the
tables
on
the
ni4Wlware
lot
for
in
eight
''lullowing.
only
one
hit
by
Lindsay.
"on
Scherk.
pitching
-h..s.
was
Oerluini:
llm
13
J'-"'"'-'
Player
on
the
yesterday.
Following
"K-s
of
holiday,
Scherk
f
a
the
mound
and
gave
POWER
PILOT
g
ECONOMY
Ford's
Power
Pilot
is
a
fully-proved
method
of
getting
the
most
power
from
the
Vf
gas.
It
automatically
meters
and
fires
the
right
amount
of
gas
at
the
right
instant,
to
match
changing'
speed,
load,
and
power
requirements.
For
smooth
power
I
switched
to
SS0
Gasolines
Fill
your
tank
with
"up-to-date"
Esso
or
Esso
Extra
Gasolines.
Take
your
car
out
on
the
road.
S-.
for
yourself
its
better
all-round
performance.
Esso
and
Esso
Extra
Gasolines
are
continually
being
improved
to
give
the
best
balanced
combination
of
smooth
flowing
power,
lively
acceleration
and
protection
against
engine
ping
and
vapor-lock.
For
more
happy
motoring,
twitch
to
Esso
Gasolines
and
you're
always
aheadl
Moving,
Packing,
Cratinf
Shipping
fend
General
Cartage
and
Sloraie
Complete,
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service.
Also
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
all
welding
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
Cor.
'.nd
and
Park
Avenues
Est
.610.
Phones
60
and
68
In
the
orchards
and
fields
...
on
highway
arteries
of
inter-city
commerce
...
on
busy
streets
everywhere
.
.
.
you
see
more
Ford
Trucks
than
mny
other
make!
And
there's
good
reason
why
Ford
Trucking
costs
less
because
Ford
Trucks
are
built
stronger
to
last
tourer!
Take
the
rugged,
hardworking
hauler
shown
above
the
Ford
F-3
with
dual
rear
wheels.
There's
long-lasting
strength
to
spare
in
every
part
and
detail
of
this
husky
Ford
-Truck
with
the
unexcelled
durability
and
outstanding
truck-built
features
you'll
find
throughout
this
year's
bigger,
more
complete
Ford
Truck
line,
from
sturdy
Vi-lon
Pickup
to
massive
5-ton
"Big
Job".
Visit
your
nearby
Ford
Dealer
soon
and
get
all
the
facts
on
the
Ford
Truck
that
fits
your
hauling
needs.
Y
ou'll
find
that
Ford
Trucks
give
you
more
in
performance,
dependability,
and
economy
.
.
.
and
that
Ford
Trucking
costs
less
because
Ford
Trucks
are
built
stronger
to
last
longer!
Compare
M&s
featvrss
pill
363
fPlanning
rBuilding
or
Repairing
Choice
of
2
ford
Deluxe
Coos
,
7
Sarin
Katingt
W
finost
Driving
Comfort
V
and
Safety
3
Great
ford
V-8
engines
2Cab-Ovar-tngJnsMoeWs
Whaalbatai
the
sign
that
says
SeeyvarfVRD
TRUCK
Deafer
W
famous
ford
Trucking
k
Most
Complete
ford
f
TrtKk
tin
Ever
Offered
Iconomy
r
:
to
stop
for
Canadians
use
MORE
FORD
TRUCKS
than
any
other
make!
happy
motoring
with
Imperial
tsjo
Road
Maps,
and
Imperial
tsso
guarintcfd
tire
life
with
the
famous
Atlas
Written
Guarantee
that'l
honored
by
over
3H.OO0
PACStCEEl
LTD.
dealni
in
Canada
and
the
U.S.
louring
Service
that
routes
you
anywhere.
Both
art
fours
for
the
asking.
ITCHELL
CURRIE
LIMITED
"Hospitality
and
Good
Food"
That
Is
Our
First
Aim
Phone
17
for
Orders
To
Take
Out
Commodore
Cafe
engine
protection
with
Marvelube
the
pre-mium
motor
oil
that
meets
all
car
manufac
of
the
services
you
want
await
you
at
your
Imperial
Esso
dealers.
Drop
in
at
the
Esso
sign
FORD
and
MONARCH
DEALERS
"Home
of
Friendly
Service"
i
rs
Contractors
turers'
specifications
fot
correct
lubri.
cation.
A
detergent
motor
oil
that
not
only
jubrirates
but
cleans!
any
time
to
have
radtarof
and
tire
pres.
aure
checked
or
for
any
of
dra
other
services
your
car
may
need.
g
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