IHuniaUy
la
u,r.juKJ,
a,
llleumK1
'
n,
I
h-
dub.
fii
waiver
has
been
given
him
a
week
to
make
up
his
mind
whether
h-i
wants
to
return
n?xt
yeni-.
Sick
said.
Princp
Rupert
Daily
Newi
-.y
May
CPORT
I
':
""I
Thursday,
October
1,
1951
Seattle
E
...Einl
SJfk.
owner
to
tne
Coasl
League
champion!
Enlarging
of
baseball's
official
Rainier,
baseball
slllp.
He
ls
home
plate,
now
17
Inches
wide,
,
t
tt.Ulf
omA
lauuf.
.presumably
to
look
for
a
Ma
to
20-inch
widlh,
is
urged
by
":;'M
thut
RjKPr8
League
munauerlal
berth
Eddie
Stanky
ot
the
New
York
Giants.
"Instead
of
10
to
IS
walks
In
a
game,
there
would
-$r.
rarely
be
one."
Stanky
argue
further
that
the
trend
toward
Ecatter-armed
pitching
would
be
Hi
halted
and
games
could
be
played
out
much
more
quickly.
The
five-fidid
slab
of
f
Ubber
wilt
nmhahlv
continue
';'.
I
"Y
'S
-v
J
V
2f4
I
to
be
used
in
it
present
diame-
tei,
however.
Not
only
are
thei
I
experts
such
as
Paul
Eckley,
head
baseball
coach
at
Amhert,
who
will
point
out
that
enlargement
I
of
homeplatj
would
affect
the
!
loul
lines
angle
of
spread
and
I
thue
Increase
the
hitting
of
foul
j
balls,
but
there's
a
resistance
to
change
In
baseball
tradition
i
that's
hard
to
break.
NET-MOUTH
SCRAMBLE
Harry
Buchanan
of
Vii.couvci-
and
Curly
Mason
i
Peterborough,
Ont.,
battle
for
a
loose
ball
In
the
first
game
of
the
l.
at
-ol
-seven
Mann
Cup
championships
In
Vancouver.
Vancouver
goalie
is
Jack
Green.
P
t?rb?rough
won
the
first
game,
16-9.
(CP
PHOTO)
I
lurrixwi-ixfiiii
rv
Bill
Veeck,
new
owner
of
the
St.
Louis
Browns,
found
that
out
when
he
tried
to
Innovate
with
a
midget
m
his
line-up
for
an
almost
ccrLain
base-on-balls,
grandstand
management
and
Standing
in
Mixed
Bowls
some
other
attention-getting
jpimmlcks.
Amjiican
League
j
quickly
oul-lawed
mirUwts.
The
!
tports
writers
took
a
dim
view
of
other
"confused
out-door
vaueie-'
ville.'
'as
one
of
them
dubbed
For
prexerrinf
and
eating
fresh,
II.
C.
H
KM
I
Ml
I'KAHS
are
at
tlirir
Utli4'iUH
heftt
rijtht
now.
Cenrrally
rheair
than
moot
other
vark'tirft,
present
oeak-of-llie-fteaon
pri,e
make
II.
C.
H
KMIMI
I'FAKS
partirtt
larty
eeunoni
ieal.
Treat
your
family
to
taHty
naladn,
and
tteitiu'rtH
all
year"
'round
I'HF.SFKVK
PI.KNTY
OF
B.C.
SMtLFS
Continued
irom
iage
6
all
except
one
man,
who
was
Immediately
acco.sted
by
,
an
agent
of
the
secret
police.
"Why
did
you
not
greet
our
beloved
Comrade
Stalin?"
'
was
the
stern
question.
:
.
V
"Because,"
the
man
answered,
"I'm
not
insane,
I'm
just
iic
janitor."
Kings
Plate
"A"
Division
the
Veeck
antics.
L
Pf's
IT
1
'
1
T
W
7
....7
:...7
...5
j
Hill's
Shoe
Store
.
(Great
West
Life
;..
;
Shenton's
;
Fashion
Footwear
Vancouver
in
Boxla
Lead
VANCOUVER
Vancouver
Combines
rocked
PetL-rbo.'ouv;h
Petes
15
to
10
last
pight
to
U.ke
r.
eruclal
fifth
game
in
the
Can-n.Han
senior
lacrosse
final.
Thj
ixt;
game
in
tha
best
of
seven
sciie
will
be
played
here
Friday.
Vancouver
now
leads
3
to
2
In
games.
The
Combines
wore
down
the
Petes
with
their
blistering
speed
in
the
first
half
and
then
in
the
last
two
periods
blitzed
tha
easterners
with
a
shower
of
shots
irom
every
angle.
r
LKMIMI
PEAKS
N.
Baseball
is
so
conservative
that
for
nearly
60
years
it
has
!
clung
to
an
official
specification
;
that
sneaked
In
by
mistake.
In
j
18H3
when
the
distance
from
homeplate
to
the
pitcher's
box
i
'
was
changed
to
60
feet
a
surveyor
uT
canram$wv&
Sure
3
3
3
4
5
5
7
7
8
4-
,
-w
frM
advertisement
!s
not
published
or
displayed
by
Control
Beard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
misread
the
specification
and
"Dick,"
said
his
mother,
"I
wish
you
would
run
across
the
street
and
see
how
old
Mrs.
Rush
is."
"Yes'm,"
said
Dick.
'
He
bounced
black
in
a
few
minutes
and
said:
"Mrs.
Rush
ays
It's
none
of
your
buine&s
how
old
she
is."
r
i
Cock's
Jewelers
5
Pushovers
5
C.hi.
Telegraphs
4
i
Headpinners
3
;
Wallace's
r
.,
3
!
Prince
Rupert
Plumb.
.1
Canada
Life
1
,
Sons
of
Norway
0
j
"B"
Division
;
Miller
Bay
8
j
Penguin
hobby
Shop
....8
i
Red
Devils
7
Hieh
Gold
6
i
3B3
Taxi
5
p
FOR
;
SALAPS
Fruit
Salads
take
DIFFERENT
GALLONS
The
Imperial
gallon
of
water
weights
10
pounds,
compared
to
8.33
pounds
for
the
United
Statos
gallon.
j
made
It
60
ft.
and
6
inches
and
so
It
has
remained
ever
since.
I
The
size
of
the
baseball
has
remained
the
same
since
1872;
the
distance
between
bases
ha
remained
the
same
since
1872;
and
four
bails
hav
sent
a
batter
to
first
base
ainc?
1889.
Eddie
Stanky
may
be
right
but
he'll
have
a
long,
hard
pull
before
he'll
change
anything
in
aich-con?crvative
bas-uuil'
.
'
1
jM'
0
0
1
2
3
4
5
5
5
6
7
8
otva
lively
new
tBHte
note
when
you
uae
juiee-Clled,
white
flesh
B.C..
FLEMISH
PEAS.
.
1
if
-
'
I.
;..v
1
..l...-,.r,
.
.
.,
1
A
coal
merchant
advertise
J
for
a
txiy
and
in
due
course
a
number
applied
for
the
job.
"Do
you
Uke
work?"
he
asked
one
of
them.
"No,
sir,"
was
the
prompt
answer.
"Then
you
can
have
the'
job,"
said
the
coal
merchant,
"You
are
the
fi.st
boy
I've
seen
who
has
told
the
truth."
Van's
Bakery
4
j
Booth
1
3
Conrad
Seals
3
,
B.C.
Packers
3
Cripp.es
2
Rupert
Butchers
1
:
Ideal
Cleaner?
0
.
ski;
us
imk
.
..
with"
B.C.
FLEMISH
PEARS,
either
'
??3Fk!&t&
fresh
or
nreiterreo.
'-t
3rw'jA
Hoists,
All-Stecl
Dump
Bodies
.drive
me
home."
Mother
hid
her
numerous
off-
Winches
all
sixes.
Heavy
a:m
Light
Trailer
Frames
and
Wheels.
Power
Take-Offs.
All
Certified
Operators
for
high
pressure
and
general
welding
PLUMBING
and
"You
can't
marry
her
without
permission,"
said
the
father.
"Why
not?"
asked
the
swooning
swain.
Remember
she's
a
minor."
i-The
youns
man
looked
stump-itl
for.
a
moment,
then
asked:
You
mean
I
gotta
ask
John
L.
Lewis?"
m
INDUSTRIAL
WELDING
CO.
225--1st
E.
Phone
Green
884
j
spring
out
shopping,
an4
as
they
I
j
waited
for
a
bus
she
began
to
tell
them
a
story
to
keep
the
peace.
"One
time
I
was
in
the
ml'id'.e
of
the
jungle,"
she
saiu
wearily,
"and
I
iojkea
u-lo
see
a
tiaac-i
omy
a
Kv
leut
away.
I.
tried
to.
!
run,
bJt
wui
a
bound
It
mas
on
'
me
and
I
was
struck
down
dead."
I
"But
it
couldn't
have.
You're
still
living,"
protested
several
of
the
children.
,
A
weary
glance
swept
the
family
as
mother
closed
her
eyes
and
replied,
'You
call
this
Sr51-I07f
fOicLael
i
If
you
want
to
sell
it,
advertise
!
it.
News
classified.
i
"What
will
it
ca
t
me
to
hav
my
car
fixed?"
"What's
the
matter
with
it?"
"I
don't
know."
Fifty-two
dollars
and
fifty
cents."
Knitwear
'VALUE
FUTURE
ptyivou
CAR
A
.CAR
HEATING
The
Reliable
and
Prompt
Service
You
Know
PHONE
J4
For
Kcpairs
and
Alterations
Smith
&
ElktnsLld.
P
O.
Box
274
I
SAFETY-RIM
WHEfU
fcoW
fir
firflrtif
u
inf
e,,m
u
'ha
I
"
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a
......
fur
m
laiura
Mltiy
edfUr.
Prd
Jru
ZfZ
t
"""I'
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"
HAH
HEIGHT
SE4TJ
t
I5V
high
for
d.
utvii
7X
7itr
iwiuib
ana
run
mpporf.
A
certain
'nagh-trate
was
Once
discufs.ng
beverages
with
a
fellow
club
mem'jer.
"Have
you
ever
tried
gin
und
glnger-fceer?"
asked
the
young
fellow.
"No,"
replied
the
magistrate,
"but
I've
tried
a
lot
of
folks
who
have."
"Tnls
knot
in
my
handkerchief?
Oh,
that's
to
remind
ms
to
try
and
r-'t
s.mething
for
my
wife."
"Keaiiy,
o!.l
boy?
How
much
do
you
want
for
her?"
A
young
lad
in
the
lower
grades
complained
to
his
tea-'her
that
he
had
a
terrific
stomacn-ache.
The
teacher
sent
him
U
see
the
principal.
wnen
the
little
tyke
returned
to
the
classroom,
he
walked
in
such
a
manner
that
his
s:om-ach
stuck
way
out.
When
the
teacher
askeu
him
wny
he
an
walking
thai
way,
he
replied:
"I
toid
the
principil
I
nad
a
stomachache
'
and
he
said
if
X
could
sti:k
it
out
till
noon.
he'd
)L
FliTFt
-
'
mm
i.,n
i
i
-
--
fillers
ibrjiiuM
Mt
j
.ii
u
.
.
to'
ts
CMII"'.M
KwMi
k,
im
EIXCtlK
WIHDSMtFtn
aimt
"nlil"
if.
r
ta'i
How
fa
I
no
I
tfUSH
MOOf
mnm
wirim
t
to
7u
juLilL
um
w,ct
,,K
ft
m4i
SMIIiitg
n,
fl
,Ml
U
UULnJ
Here
are
Plymouth's
ijes-no
answers
on
value
in
the
lowest-priced
I6mil
If.
uunm
mitii
Z7I
"
"
"
-'""iiouk
fi-,,i.,
.
SCOTCH
WHISKY
AT
ITS
GLORIOUS
BEST
juh
te
A.
Ha
m
ti.H.
'
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tTUMIfl
lum
Jin
tlln
MnuNr
rvli.J.
.i
,
.
A.
l'M"'"''.cHicmi,-.
FlOiriKS
Oil
lame
FIND
jut
belom
it.
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ih,
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Miff
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man
c0,lc,
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lllu
tim
mil
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tml
rM,
ieler
lj!Jf-lllii8i
fa
7tir
DcTisaaDdovnoETD
field
This
is
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the
beginning
of
the
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story!
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Plymouth
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new
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showing
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Plymouth's
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Let
him
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you
how
Plymouth
gives
you
19
out
of
20
of
these
big-car
features
while
car
"A"
gives
you
11
and,
car
"B"
only
5!
He'll
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you
what
these
features
mean
in
extra
Comfort,
Safety
and
Performance.
And,
as
a
final
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he'll
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Then,
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