r.
5
'
e.
Krince
Rupert
Uaiiv
News
Weclr.vsdav,
October
3.
1951
HERE
and
Five
Pins
See
Action
NOW
r
'
,
piiin.'.
This
score
was
closely
fol-lo-Afd
by
Larry
Di;her,
of
the
,
i
Moose,
anil
McLean
cf
the
File-
,
1
men,
bctfr
scoring
2iJ(i
Ed
Mus.se-lam
of
Bud's
turned
in
a
high
!
tluee-game
total
of
730,
with
'
games
of
226.
271
and
193.
Low
single
game
was
60
and
low
;
three
games
totalled
333.
;
Results:
"A"
LeaRue
1
w
nart
my
nonius.
1
examined
tne
ivad
lot
Uacks
to
detei
mine
the
extent
of
traffic.
What
I
found
mad.'
me
no
happier.
It
was
evident
no
other
vehicle
had
been
along
for
days.
Probabiy
none
would
come
for
again
that
lone
I
had
to
have
water,
or
I
was
marooned.
The
nearest
potrit
of
civilization
of
which
I
knew
was
more
than
30
miles
away.
I
had
a
couple
of
cold
drinks
about
wo
mouthfuls
left
in
my
ther-;u
s
Lius
already
parched.
I
..-wallowed
this
and
took
my
iiuich
bucket
in
quest
for
water.
Even
if
I
had
to
carry
it
drop
by
drop.
I
vowed
I
would
get
some
water
into
the
radiator
of
the
car.
I
set
out
cross-country,
leaking
for
a
possible
stream
or
water
hole.
Men's
Five
Pin
Bowling
League
went
into
action
Monday
ni'jlit
with
th-'
hii'li
jst
three
pame
tot
a'
taken
by
Eudd's
team,
and
tiie
highest
single
by
CNRA
No.
1.
Him-le
high
M-jre
was
1213.
and
Bud's
.'cored
3.122
with
names
ol
1024,
1154
and
941.
Hero
of
th"
owner
was
Jack
Mi'rhKl
if
O.e
hish
team,
who
bowled
a
hir-h
of
287
in
a
.single
A
.
-
"
!
"
t
.
't
-
,
Dud's
j
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
....
j
Bulgei's
I
Malison's
.
3
3
3
3
!
Ey
LARK
if
ST
AN
WOOD
ANOThf.'R
KKCOKIJ
has
bee
i
established
in
Prince
Rupert.
A
ntw-
item
yesterday
told
us
that
st
far
we
have
never
had
as
much
funshir.-'
in
nnv
year.
Th.it
is
a
healthy
indication.
Sunshine
is
a
wonderful
element.
It
contains
health
giving
lord
valur,
and
is
especially
appreciated
here
whei
"canned
sunshine"
ups
our
living
custs
c-nriderably.
Sunshine
also'
Is
an
effective
germ
killer.
It
is
a
stimulant
to
growth.
Great
for
summer
sports.
Wonderful
for
holiday
time
and
an
advertisement
to
tourists
for
any
place.
Oh,
there
if
nc
end
to
the
benefits
jt
sunshine.
But
there
Is
another
sld?
to
sunrhiur,
a
harsh,
bitter,
cruel
side.
When
it
turns
against
man
it'j?'l!w.!'?'W1
...
-
....
th:1
p.
Toronto
M:,p;e
Leii
h,,.,
ro
(hern
Or.tar'o
f.j,
Fport
Shop
2
CNRA,
No.
1
2
i
Rupert
Butrlv.rs
2
I
Shcrt
Circuits
2
Home
Oil
,
1
j
Misfits
1
I
Firemen
1
j
Moose
1
!
"B"
League
j
Kaien
Industries
4
'
Royal
Fish
4
1
Hot
Shots
,
3
i
DISPUTED
END
A
new
court
battle
on
the
international
fo-Jtball
horizon
involves
husky
N
e
1
1
1
Armstrong,
Winnipeg
Blue
Bombers'
classy
end.
Philadelphia
Eagles
of
United
States
National
Football
League
seek
a
restraining
injunction
against
Armstrong
on
grounds
they
picked
up
their
option
on
his
1950
contract.
i
CP
PHOTO)
BARILKO
REPLACEMENT-
Three
candidates
10.
defence
pst
..it
vacant
by
the
disappearance
t:
Bariiko
ilstcn
to
coach
Joe
Primcau.
Lett
to
rig
,t.
lurton
are
u
from
farm
team
FitUbua'h
Hor
i
t
Ku;.;!i
Ejlton,
Fn.!u
Ma;;!
in
t'.u-
An.e
kan
H,
i
.
",'.''
Primeau
raid
one
of
the
thriv
po:.-ib!y
will
in
:kc
the
team,
nuw
traiiua
at
E!
c.
TliD
Sl'N
WAS
a
white
ba'I
of
fire
smoldering
in
the
pale
blue
t-i,
its
incandescent
rays
stab-binH
at
the
rolling
hills
and
at
m?
with
fing
rs
of
flume.
The
thin
grass
crinkled
under
my
feet
and
was
brown
and
lifeless;
i
even
the
earth
seemed
to
have
;
turned
brown
from
the
heartless,'
blazing
sun.
The
air
was
close
and
stifling,
sultry
and
terribly
depressing.
On.
arc
the
orp,;.?
.,
Rookie
Hurler
t-
'ai'i'
brc..i
v...
then
begins
the
trouble.
It
can
There
was
no
wind,
not
even
a
turn
into
a
killer.
jltU
victorj
p
I
wen
a
G'2
.obn;
t
if
.it
tu
p:(;
J;.
k'e.i
"I
tU
At,
ai
tht
Wer:i
S:r
Cuffed
Giants
grass
toward
a
pile
of
rocks.
The
haid.
reddish
fianite
sent
bam
a
glare
that
made
my
eyes
ache.
Other
rocks
were
there
now
as
I
approached
the
ravine,
and
each
3remrd
to
multiply
the
heat.
I
could
feel
my
lips
cracking
in
'he
rearing
atmosphere
and
I
redoubled
my
efforts
to
reach
the
spuik'ing
rivulet
I
felt
so
strongly
was
just
ahead.
Canadians,
Japs,
in
Puck
Meet
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Possibility
or
a
Canadian
senior
hocke.v
team
making
a
trip
to
Japan
within
the
next
few
months
was
dLsiiased
here
today
by
Doug
Grimston,
president
of
the
Canadian
Amateur
Hockey
Association.
Grimston
said
the
association
had
received
a
letter
from
its
Japanese
counterpart
requesting
a
Class
A
team
ami
15
team-members
exhibition
series
be
underwritten
by
the
Japan
association,
Grimston
said
the
association
would
probably
send
the
Trail
Smoke
Eaters,
winners
of
the
we.ite.'n
Canada
intermediate
championship
last
year.
i
1
NEW
YORK
f
Brooklyn
Dk1-
Gluntu
yevt
Ii'tday
g
jrr'E
and
New
York
s
miracle
'Oiante
are
deadlocked
in
the
jNatonul
Lmeue
post-eun
tie
oh
y-olt
and
are
crashing
heud-
Northwest
Const
3
I
R.
Amusements
3
Pai
amounts
2
Canadian
Legion
2
Jaycees
1
Coastal
Painters
1
Bulkley
Market
1
CNRA
No.
2
0
'els
0
NtXt
week's
schedule:
Coastal
Painters
vs
Para-mcunts:
Northwest
Const,
vs.
K
:ya!
Fish:
Buikley
Market
vs
Canadian
Legion:
CNRA
No.
2
v
I
R.
Amusements;
Jots
vs
Jaycees;
Hot
Shots
vs
Kaien
Industrie;.
Rupeit
Butchers
vs
Misfits;
Short.
Circuits
vs
CNRA
No.
1;
Manser.
's
vs
Bulger's;
Firemen
vs
.V..c:e:
Sport
Shop
vs
Bud's;
Home
Oil
vs
Thorn
Sheet
Mdtal.
Fain
Named
Batting
King
CHICAGO
(CP)
Ferris
Fain,
Philadelphia's
left-hand-hitting
first
sacker,
today
was
unofficially
crowned
as
the
Athletics'
first
American
League
batting
champion
in
18
years
with
a
.344
percentage.
The
first
As
star
to
win
the
title
since
Jimmy
Fox
did
in
1933.
with
.356,
Fain
finished
18
points
ahead
of
Chicago's
versatile
Minnie
Minoso,
the
Cuban
Negro
rookie-of-the-year
candidate
who
had
.326.
1
SHALL
NEVER
forget
my
most
practical
lesson.
I
was
motoring
alone
through
gome
out-ol-the-way
territory
in
southwestern
California,
commonly
known
in
that
area
as
the
"badlands."
The
yellow
dusty
road
wound
tortuously
through
the
rolling
grey
hills.
It
was
still
early
morning,
but
hot
the
air
stifling.
What
I
had
feared
for
some
I
clutched
by
lunch
but
k"t
in
which
I
would
carry
the
water
In
the
car
and
rushed
forward.
Yes.
there
it
was.
A
very
tiny
stream
r'.reui.,
I.ubi;.(-
ij.-.
telle,
piuriodatr
thrnupn-iu'
h,
s,.rt
P!.:.c
und
f),;ti,
di-jpite
Bi-
if.r,
.,
-tiy
a
iit:;e
ca
muu'.hs.
tm
today
with
each
manager
.
lluotint,
the
works.
Stan
Manlie
of
tiie
Giants
and
'Dm
Newecatbc
of
the
D.;dL'eis
movement
of
air
to
relieve
the
monotony
of
just
plain
heat.
I
topped
a
knoll
and
looked
a-'ourid,
studying
Intently
-tho
area
for
any
sign
of
water.
I
saw
it.
Not
more
than
a
mile,
I
thought
it
would
be
to
that
clump
of
shrubby
growth
which
loilowed
the
contour
of
a
ravine.
There
must
be
a
little
stream
th
rt.
At
first,
I
hurried,
but
soon
I
cut
my
pace
in
half.
The
hills
were
patched
and
every
crack
in
the
dry,
hard
earth
cried
for
water
as
I
did.
Through
the
intense
glare
of
sunshine,
distant
heatwaves
I
saw,
shimmering
and
undulating
over
the
hot
earth.
I
heard
a
hissing
sound,
then
a
rustle,
and
bef
ire
me
a
small
snake
slithered
over
the
dead
lanoed
over
rocks
and
ren
a
valley
of
luscious
green
a
thousand
feet
below.
But
the
source
of
the
water
was
only
a
hundred
letl
away.
I
had
made
it.
Bl'T
THERE
IS
still
another
kind
of
sunshine,
and
it
never
turns
against
you.
It
is
the
sun-fhire
in
a
human
smile.
When
you're
g.-eeted
with
a
happy
fac?.
.or
know
yii
have
a
frivr.d.
H
The'e
are
r.ot
enough
happy
W;.ke
Ll.ied.
i
face.
A
finl'e
is
infectious
and
from
Hanai;
v-
i
!.
s
re:.p!ocal,
but
to
also
is
u
.o
H
';
!
K
n
ii'.t.
dour
attitude.
.
m.le
in
c.ca.
Vi:
ve
already
established
a'
,
.ccrd
lor
natuial
sunshine.
How
f-..vit
31
rr:s-abuu',
some
human
sunshine?
If
abl?
area
d
ih(
L,r
v;j
try
hard,
we
can
even
smile
tins
m
thf
Indian
c.
-tir
cwn'trout'f
away.
cd
in
if,r
stt
r
time,
came
true.
The
car's
motor
was
heating
and
steam
issued
from
the
hood.
I
stopped
to
investigate
and
found
the
radiator
ir)
,
the
engine
block
fairly
glowing.
Lots
of
time,
I
told
myself.
Just
camp
by
the
roadside
and
someone
will
come
along
with
a
help-'"
hand.
But
after
two
hours
I
.'
V;.
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V;-'
CN
TOP
OF
FLAY
Coaeh
Julinny
Sawatzky
of
ih"
RC.'
tr.am
at.
Sheai
water
bae
Halifax
lanes
no
chance,;
on
missing
any
or
the
inside
p
a
a.,
he
puts
th?
.quad
through
a
practice.
Inm
hit-
helkoptjr
quartcr-dsck
coach
Sawat
ky
provides
a
new
twist
in
Canadian
fastball.
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