Thursday,
September
6,
1951
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Softball
Game
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Aiyanshand
Legion
Draw
Saturday
night's
football
encounter
between
Aiyansh
and
r-rlnce
Rupert
was
well
contested
with
a
draw
a
fair
result.
Aiyansh
forwards
wei-j
the
better
line
but
the
Legion
defence,
with
the
helo
of
two
Battery
players,
Dunbar
arid
Oeorgeson,
was
sound.
Krause
kvpt
a
spectacular
goal.
Dunbar
and
Eby
were
resourceful
backs
with
Dunbar
the
better
kicker.
Georgeson
turned
In
a
heady
game
and
his
clever
anticipation
mm
Tm
Rupert
Radio
and
Firemen
F.ven
in
Second
of
Play-offs
The
second
game
of
the
Softball
finals
last
night
ended
in
a
6-6
tie
between
the
Rupert
Radio
and
Firemen.
Radio
had
to
score
three
times
in
the
last
inning
to
tie
up
the
ball
game.
Until
that
disastrous
seventh
inning
the
game
was
all
Firemen's
as
Art
Olsen
was
pitching
a
tight
game
and
also
getting
good
support
while
starter
Jerry
Ford
was
not
getting
much
help
at
all
from
a
patched
up
Radio
team.
The
Radions
were
minus
Don
I
?
H
I
and
placing
were
a
feature
of
I
tne
game.
Bowman
played
one
of
his
very
best
games,
inter-
f
Scherk,
Larry
Matthews,
and
"-w
iana
oiiaKinj
upnnmer-Don
Hi.-twig
last
niifht
and-
the
ous
dangerous
plavs.
Cunliffe
.'osr
of
thrtj
fo
the
starting
in-;
verV
w'ul
though
from
a
field
huri,
mem.
I
foul
against
him
came
the
Aly-
The
third
game
of
the
finals
ansh
Kal.
Forwards,
the
Legion
will
be
Dlaved
on
Frldav
nieht
llne
was
veak.
Smith
rarely
got
No
exposed
nails
!
Complete
double
coverage
Fire-Resistant
Mineral
Surface
3
Colours
RED,,
GREEN
and
BLACK
at
Gyro
Park.
The
Firemen
are
a-ay.
Verhaar
and
Neuyen
were
!
at
present
ahead
with
one
win
lne
DeU('f
whig-
Murray
finished
and
a
tie
out
of
the
two
game3
Poor'y
while
Phillips
kicks
the
oau
in
me
air
far
too
much.
He
I
played.
ut
Hi"'
.
...fr.-ill-
AB
R
H
was
on
the
spot
to
score
the
Rupert
Radii
o
goal,
however.
,
VICTORY
SMILE
Jeiry
Kerschner,
29,
of
Columbus,
Or,
won
,
the
world's
profesional
ewlmmlng
championship
In
the
10-mile
race
at
the
Canadian
National
Exhibition.
He
collected
$5,000
H"'"""
...
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will!
111!
I
Nisyok
kept
)isener
Eli
a
good
goal.
Besides
Roll
Roofing
your
Barrett
Dealer
has
a
complete
line
of
roofing,
insulation
and
weatherproofing
materials.
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2b
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Ford,
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on
page
8)
first-plaw
money,
plus
$150
in
lap
prizes.
Kerschncr
trailed
18-ytar-o!d
Gtorge
B
-van
or
Winnipeg,
winner
of
the
two-mile
amateur
race
two
days
before,
until
the
ninth
lap.
Bevan
collected
$2,250
phis
$400
in
lap
prlrjs;
third
was
Cliff
Lumsden
of
Tor.mtc,
winner
In
194!)
and
1950.
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BARRETT
COMPANY,
LIMITED
in.Mide
Gillette
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With
Handy
Uo-
lEnridge,
3b
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Alex
Bill,
who
feeU
pretty
safe
j
Morrison,
4b
with
Jack's
good
control.
H'
the
hitting
poweror,
Firemen
rather,
lack
of
it
that's
prcb-bhi,
lo
ably
worrying
Manager
Bill
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cf
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Onight
8
baSt'Dall
game
of
the
others
In
the
line-up
come
c!ose
to
.J00
iuu
now,
now,
wniic
McHardy,
c
Sharpe,
3b
Whattam,
2b
...
Walsh,
rf
Olsen,
p-
Cornwell's
own
.430
leads
a
fair
list
of
,300-and-over
hitters.
Meanwhile,
the
softball
league
playoffs
'are
now
in
the
finals
but
Firemen
and
Rupert
Radio
are
having
a
hard
time
to
make
their
games
count.
Only
one
of
fourth
in
the
five-game
best-of-three
series
may
tell
a
big
story.
If
Gordon
Anderson
win
the
seven-Inning
affair,
its
all
over
"but
the
shouting,"
and
the
hardftare
men
wil!
likely
do
Two-base
hits,
Parlett,
Sharpe,
McHardy;
struck
out
by
Olsen
7,
by
J.
Ford
8;
base
on
balls
by
Olsen
2,
by
Ford
9.
H0h
three
games
played
have
tal-
a
lot
of
it
since
they
tickled
iie(j
First
one
to
go
out
was
a
ihe
bottom
of
the
league
dur-)
protested
game;
second
game
A
W
FITYOWIl
was
taken
by
the
Firemen,
and
the
third,
played
la.st
night,
ended
in
a
sudden
draw,
6-6.
ng
the
wno:e
season.
They've
won
two
out
of
three
anies
In
the
finals
so
far.
If
Abel
L
Odowei
take
to-
mm,
mm,
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nun
iu
SEE
CS
FOR
.
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.
Hoists,
AU-Stetl
Dump
Bodies
Winches
all
sizes.
Heavy
and
Light
Trailer
Frames
and
Wheels.
Power
Take-Offs.
All
Certified
Operators
fur
high
pressure
and
general
welding
INDUSTRIAL
WELDING
CO.
Weather
still
looks
good,
Legion
Wins
Over
Battery
Legion
defeated
Battery
in
last
night's
soccer
game,
3
to
1,
in
the
Manson
Cup
competition.
night's
game,
however,
the
two
though,
and
if
it
lasts,
soltball
!
clubs
will
stand
neck-and-neck
finals
should
have
a
good
turn-
and
it
will
be
a
race
to
the
fi::-
out.
The
games
are
played
Correefy
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E.
Phone
Green
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you
want
to
sell
it,
advertise
it.
News
classified.
Ish
which
indicates
a
build-up
centrally,
and
now,
with
the;
for
a
terrific
climax.
:
best
teams
In
all-out
competi-
Already
the
finals
have
at-
tlon,
attendance
should
be
much
traded
the
largest
crowds
so
lmpr0ved.
far
this
season.
Last
Sunday,,
And
mPr,tjomng
weather,
It
stands
were
packed
about
os
wouW
to0
b;lct
,lt
ba-seball
heavy
as
they
were
during
the
stops
at
the
encI
of
the
seties
Ketcnlkan-Frinee
Rupert
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and
tne
good
davs
keep
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a
larger
crowd
still,
and,
II
game
wouid
em
certain
to
'
there
Is
a
game
next
Sunday,
bring
a
got)d
crowd
alui
a
lot
of
;
we
visualize
a
full
house.
i
excitement
here.
What
are
the
odds,
say,
for
n
u
pretty
jate
in
the
season
tonight?
w'b,lt
not
to
Iate
yet
t0
rpm'ntl
It
looks
very
much
as
though
,
tne
Baseball
Association
that
a
.t's
going
to
be
a
pitchers'
game.
flrst
ad
k!t
a
mu5l
require-nore
thin-
any
other,
and
if
nient
at
the
scene
of
organized
3
t
A
can
put
a
man
on
the
baeball.
Several
times
in
the
nound
who
can
hold
his
own.
i
past,
both
league
teams
and
;hey
stand
agood
chance
to
take
visitors
have
suffered
minor
in-the
championship
tonight.
'juries,
and
discomfort
from
3gs
Bring
your
child
in
today
for
a
complete
shoe
wardrobe.
Be
assured
of
expert
attention
to
his
o:
her)
footwear
needs.
A
Sturdy
boyi
oxfords
B.
Boys'
aml
B'rls'
,oafers
Q
Girls'
oxfords,
all
leathers
Got
Their
Rubbers
and
Hoots
Row
Tqa
Sntis
and
dry
rubbers
E.
Cozv
hiSh
Lm,U
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
Ltd.
WILL
DO
YOUR
JOB
CHEAPER
Roofing
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Alterations
Estimates
Gladly
Given
Blue
182
Manager
Stan
Cornwell
saSitnem
can
be
much
lessened
.t's
likely
he
will
sta.t
Carolli,
j
through
simple
first-aid
treaV
the
"talk-lt-up"
man
on
Roose-
ment
Even
a
scratch
can
be
velt
Park
who's
thrown
some
,
dangerous
if
not
treated
right
jood
ball
lately.
'
away.
The
clotheirs'
lot
l.n't
any,
'mere
si10uld
be
a
first-aid
cinch,
either,
although
they've
;
kll
avanabie
ut
every
game.
'S
t
it."
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CHARLIE
ROBERTS
Phone
357
got
the
pitching
strength,
unci-
say
is
to
start
off,
says
Mun
iger
lf
you
want
to
soil
it,
adveijise.
four
Cordial
Invitation
ta
see
Ihe
lovely
new
1
m
''-''ve
Iiuiid-pltked
1
Fall
and
Winter.
s
to
live
in
and
love
hion-rigl,t
Jgct-rigl-.t
.
.
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right
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StvI,.K
Tda,
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Wear
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