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Prince
Rupert
Duiiy
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Wednesday,
June
20,
1951
TaDIO
&
APPLIANCE
SALES
&
SERVICE
GAS
AND
I
I.KC
TKIC
RANGES
Phone
Blue
992
PACIFIC1
ELECTRIC.
Athletes
Coming
Next
Week
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w
x
x
Clothiers
Win
Game
Pro-Itec
Party
To
Be
Featured
al
Exrutiilin
Here
will
be
a.
log-burling
contest
across
Second
Avenue
from
the
Civic
Centre
where
a
huge
ditch
IWB1
!!
Gordon
&
'Anderson
Lose
In
Last
Inning
Feature'
attraction
of
the
stage
show
to
be
presented
at
the
-
.
V
J
Wince
Rupert
Exhibition
Junel
will
be
filled
with
water
to
pro-,
g
29
to
July
7;
will
be
a
14-man!yWe
a
-'Ptn
of.
,,our
fe"'.5-lg
Pifiri.iin
Yfiuni's.
rniiirnuin
ui
Liie
vz.
team
of
gymnastic
specialists
Strategy
backfired
last
night
when
Pitcher
Don
Scherk
couldn't
follow
through
and
lest
the
ball
game.
In
the
liveliest
0j
exhibition
committee
unnounced
i
ggi
frcm
the'
Pro-Rec
centres
In
I
rnHnv
i"
;
iiamond
tangle
of
the
seas.in
.a.
Vancouver.
Under
tlvo
leadership
of
Sid
Greenwood,
men's
chief
instruc-ioi
"for
Vancouver,
the
athletes
fm
,
,
)
J
es
and
Gentlemen
LING:
ihe
tailor
BTGGFST
BUILDING
The
world's
largest
offi-1
will
give
a
skilled
and
polished
building,
the
Pentagon
at
Wash-
performance
of
tumbling,
hand-
ington,
covers
a
total
of
31
ar
'
rfr
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---
y
balancing,
pyramids,
high
vault-
Phone
648
sixth
St.
1
220
Abel
Si
Odowes
forced
a
last-milrig
victory
over
Gordon
&
Anderson
with
a
score
of
5-4.
The
clothiers
are
now
tied
with
Commercials
for
league
leader-hlp.
Featuring
some
of
the
be
-it
hitting
this
year
and,
at
the
same
time,
the
wor.st
kind
of
ballplaying,.the
losers
couldn't
keep
A&O
from
scoring
in
the
last
of
the
seventh.
G&A
were
leading
4-3
with
WATSON
ISLAND
STAGES
LIMITED
ing
and
a
feature
act
on
the
"trampoline."
Keith
Maltman,
attached
to
the
Clvls
Centre
summer
staff
last
year,'
is
travelling
with
the
group.
He
was
recently
appointed
&
iik
GYMNAST
SPECIALISTS
of
Vancouver
Pro-Kec
ccni.es
t'iiow
their
skill
at
the
parallel
bars,
doing
shoulder
stands.
district
supervisor
of
wreatmn
three
runs
in
the
first
of
the
seventh
batted
In
with
a
sud-lon
a
burning
slide
and
tied
the
den
burst
of
power.
Playing
de-
'
game
!
S;ffpMT,rhSlHaK.CrrKel,,l
But
G&A
couidn,t
hold
'the'
vm
it',
y
"?
d
hL"
CatChel','
A
base
on
ball
did
it,
givin3
Young,
after
two
errors
and
llnrts'
awav
,he
amp
filled
the
box
himself,
putting
ZZn
"oVcSningm?
on
'
I
in
Christiansen
for
,
Young.
bBut
bunt
b
McHard
lhu
eW.
NOTICE
Schedule
Changes
Issued
June
2nd,
1951
Effective
Dote
July
2nd,
1951
Passenger
Time
Schedule
No.
3
Cancels
Passenger
Time
Schedule
No.
2
for
passenger
and
express
service
between
TERRACE,
B.C.
and
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
lor
Northern
British
Columbia-Star
'
of
the
group
is
Ken
Doolah,
1951
Dominion
gymnastic
champion.
Other
fcrms
of
entertainment
will
include
a
fight
card.
featuring
Prince
.
Rupert's
,
Q
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d
e
n
Gloves
contenders
of
this
y'ar:
I
A
n
d
y
Marshall,
light-heavy-j
weight;
Billy
'
Mouse"
Morrison,
middU
weight
and
B.C!
Amateur
champion
in
that
'class:
and
two
.lightweights,
Chuck
Place
and
Route:
Trans-Provincial
Highway
via
Galloway
Rapids
Bridge
Pavlikis,
4&0
centre
fielder,
er's
choice
left
the
bases
loaded
got
on
first
by
a
hit,
then
'stole
agajm,
Arney,
batting
first
time!
second.
lindsay
got
on
by
a
walftof
the
game,
was
struck
out.;
then
stole.
Young
threw
far
Letourneau
qame
next
and
was
short
of
Sunberg,
second
base-
walked,
.which
forced
in
the,
man,
who
also
fumbled
the
bail
winning
run
-
,
badly
when
he
did
touch
It.
The
Tn
game'
6nould
have
6ne
douWe
error
brought
Pavlikis
l0
&&A
but
Abel
&
odow(S
sale
to
tnird.
showed
the
young
men
that
hit-
,
Cornwell,
catching,
signalled
ting'
isn't
everything
In
a
bail
'
Scherk
to
walk
Abel,
a
strong
game.
Several
times,
the
loser
!
hitter
when
he
Connects.
This
hui
mm
nn
ha.ws
whinh
wprpl
"Chubby''
Stacey.
',
Joe
Ward,
t'rainef
and
manager
ct
the,
Printj
Rupert'
Boxing
Is"
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i;
CluL,
promises
a
good
show
when
his
fighters
meet
three
men
from
Kitwanga
and
one
from
Terrace.
A
novel
attraction
of
the
en-
tfi
tainn-ijnt
provided
by
ihe
PRE
.
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v
nyrr
j
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ON
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Down
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IN
CE
RUPERT
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lp
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Local
Time
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MILES
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WEST
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10:00p.m.
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Preudhomme
Lake
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9:35
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10:10
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11:30
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Kwinitsa
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8:05
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11:40
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East
Kwinitsa
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7:55
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7:40
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11:55
G3
Salvus
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12:20
p.m.
75
Exstew
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12:30
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Griffiths
Mill
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7:05
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12:35
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Shames
7:00
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12:55
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Amsbury
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0:40
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G:30
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-Terrace
'
.
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lv
6:15
Ar
1:20
luff
p.m.
act
loaded
the
Da.es.
The
strat-
thrown
out
stealing;,
or
caught
egy
was
apparent.
Boyo
Gurvich
unawares,
leading
too
far
from
would
be
batting
next,
first
time
bases.
Errors
by
G&A
fielders
in
the
game
this
season
and
accounted
for
several
winning
first
time
lo
bat,
having
relieved
'
runs
as
well.
Dell
in
right
field
the
previous
However,
the
hitting
for
G&A
inninB-
1
1
was
tops.
They
took
13
hits
off
But
Gurvich
fooled
them
ail.
winning
pitcher
Letourneau,
He
swung
at
the.
first
pitch,
who
owed
ihe'game
to
the
sup-fouled
It.
Then
took
a
ball.
With
port
by
his
field,
a
stance
as
If
to
knock
the
thi.
hurst"
nf
strpnuih
from
"4
'
Hi
Dh
WW
iff
leather
over
the
fence
for
a
big
starf
cornwell'x
young
team
home
tun,
Gurvich
made
a
sur-
came
,n
the
top
of
tne
sevenui
pri'e
bunt
which
fell
20
fe.H
and
last
inning.
They
were
trail-;
short
of
the
pitcher
and
lay
llg
3!
Spring
got
on
by
a
base'
there,
hit
and
an
error
by
shortstop
Scherk
bounded
from
the
ofofdiano
Sunberg
drove
a
liy
mound
and
threw
a
wild
one
at
ball
into
left
field
which
was
Cornwell.
Pavlikis
came
home,
good
lor
a
base
nit
and
an
ad-
vance
to
second
by
Spring.
NOW!!
FORD'S
British
Built
CONSUL
i
Issued
by
e.
Mclntyie,
General
Manager,
14
Smith1
Block,
Prince
Rupert,'
B.C.
Issued
pursuant
to
thi
provisions
of
the
Motor
Carrier
Act
and
Regulations
thereunder.
v
IN
ACTION
arc
five
of
thj
gymnast
stars
led
by
Ken
Doolan,
centre.
Top
left
is
Gordon
Larkin.
then
Fhil
Morris,
Al
Montgomery
and
Al
Borthwick.
Y
W
DEPOTS:
Prince
Rupert
3rd
Avenue
at
7th
Street.
Phone
555
!
l
!
1
Terrace
Lakelse
Avenue.
Phone
133
AT
HEAD
OFFICE
14
Smith!
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
,
Black
907.
Abbreviations
and
Symbols:
Ar
Arrive;
LV
Leave
Andy
Marshall
then
came
up
with
the
biggest
hit
of
the
game
a"
three-bagger
Into
right
field
which
stormed
in
two
runs.
Then
Cornwell
stepped
up
to
the
plate,
very
determined.
Witn
a
sizzling
line
drive
he
hit
the
first
pitch
a
fast
one
fired
by
Letourneau
which
whistled
by
the
pitcher's
ear
into
centre.
Marshall
came
home.
'
Line-up:
Qualified
Steam
Boiler,
Refrigeration
and
Pipe
Welders
All
Certified
Operators
.
St
build
Stacks,
Fire
Escapes
and
Tanks
all
sizes
INDUSTRIAL
WELDING
CO.
Any
objections
to
this
proposed
Schedule
may
be
filed
with
Bob
Parker
ltd
FORD
-
MONARCH
DEALERS
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
the
Superintendent
of
Motor
Carriers,
Public
Utilities
Com
mission,
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p
to
JliAg
tyitw
JW.
u.
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Athletes
to
Tour
District
-
Plans
have
been
completed
for
a
tour
of
tlvj
central
interior
district
by
a
14-man
team
of
gymnast
experts
from
Vancouver
Pro-Rec
wh::h
is
coming
north
at
the
end
of
this
month.
The
tentative
time
table
of
the
tour
is
as
fallows:
Prince
Rupert
June
30
to
July
i
Abel
&
Otlow
AB
R
H
E
i
!5
1st
V..--
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Phone
Green
884
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Pope,
2b
:
4
Pavlikis,
cf
."
3
Lindsay,
If
2
STEAMER
Abel,
c
3
Dell,
rf
3
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1
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Tjrraco.
July
8.
1
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...
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Gurvich,
rf
3
1
10
I
2
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o
2
:
1
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,
1
McHardy,
lb
Giordiano,
ss
1
0
0
F'
.
L
I
Arney,
s
Prince
Rupert
SAILS
FOR
I
Vancouver
4
0
0
1,
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Ji
Lavigne,
3b
2
0
1
0
i
'A
.
I
Hazelton,
July
9
j
Smi'hers.
July
10
Burns
Lake,
July
11
.
Vanderhoof,
July
12
trincf
Geree.
July
13
and
14.
The
tour
is
being
made
in
con-iu-K'tion
with
the
new
appointment
of
Keith
Maltman,
fonn-e.-iy
ct
Prince
Rup-'ht.
as
District
Suirn-vi-:or
cf
creation
for
Letourneau,
p
I8C0
Total
27
5
3
a
'
'
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A,vv
Gordon
&
Anderson
F
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1
AB
R
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E
It
1
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J
:
an4
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
low
Cm.:
SHREDDED
o,L,
.
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r:rX
J
i
Northern
British
Columbia.
This
j
iippointment
has
been
made
by
,
tha
Department
Education
Shier,
ss
3
Sunberg.
2b
4
Marshall,
U
,
-
4
cvwoici'":...!..:
4
Young,
c
4
Hartwig.
3b
3
for
KETCHIKAN
VKI)Ni:slAY
MIDNIGHT
L::xury
at
Low
Cost
For
Reservations
D
Barr,
lb
3
wlc
are
interested
in
extending
th
Pro-Rec
program
to
inilude
tliis
section
of
the
Frovince.
Mr.
Maltman
will
be
travelling
with
the
group
in
order
to
make
first
hand
contacts
in
his,
new
'
"
territory.
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nZ
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DISPLAY
OF
SKILL
and
strength
is
shown'
by
Gordon
Larkin,
top;
Ken
Doolan,
Scherk,
p
3
Spring,
rf
2
Write
or
Call
IIITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
TRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
-
Served
Served
with
with
pride
pride
Q
U
centre,
and
Phil
Morris
Winning
pitcher
Letoureau
had
28
men
at
bat,
pitched
seven
innings,
gave
up
13
hits
and
-
jl.
n
i
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on
those
special
occasions
'
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III!
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fajiJL-
when
only
the
finest
two
bases
on
balls,
with
lour
strikeouts.
j
Losing
pitcher,
Scherk,
27
men
at
bat,
seven
innings,
six
hits
and
seven
bases
on
balls,
one
hit
batter.
,
.
.
six
'
.
hi
wnyrt.
will
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suffice
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old
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AND
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The
league
standing:
W.
L.
1
Abel
&
Odowes
2
1
Yes,
you
get
full
measure
of
whole
wheat
and
bran
in
Commercials
2
1
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&
Anderson
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home
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