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Catchers
Help
to
Make'
fat
Pitchers
-Mickey
Owen
i
'i
)S
ANGELES
As
a
lon-established
major
I
catchi'V,
Mickey
Owen
has
a
profound
respect
i
men
who
throw
to
him.
Mickey
almost
believes1
Sr-
r-
-r
"W?s
r.
Served
with
prkle
LJ
I
THANKS,
JOE
WARD!
!
Editor,
Daily
News:
Sports
enthusiasts
particularly,
but
all
citizens
generally,
must
be
gratified
at
the
fine
record
j
made
by
the
four
boxers
from
the
I
on
those
special
occasions
ditcher's
best
friend
Is
his
pitcher
Ilit'Ve
mure
young,
lnex-,
Id
catchers
have
been'j,,,,
town...
4
kiok
koucI
by
the
veteran
!
"I
have
found
that
whpn
T
J
I
when
only
the
finest
?aiJii2al
T
4V,nn
Wu
.
.
J
DOWN
AND
OUT
Nanaimo
Clippers'
goalie
Mi
ks
Rivers
sprawls
as
teammate
Crushed
Conway
knocks
puck
inta
his
own
net.
Fort
Frances
Can
adian;.'
Ed.
Kliner,
reaching
into
the
net,
got
credit
for
thj
goal,
final
of
the
series.
Canadians
won
the
game,
11-5,
and
took
the
best-of-seven
sf
rh
In
the
western
Allan
Cup
final,
four
garr.es
to
one.
Behind
the
net
U
Clippers'
Bush
Jackson
and
Rusty
Waldriff
wilh
Goudreau
in
th.-
"foreground.
Mickey
Lynch
is
the
other
I'oit
nlayer.
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I
tr.ey
Luugui.
iu
llme
and
g0
out
tQ
ulk
t0
a
rity
wh()
ma(e
m(.h
a
gof)d
show.
uy
around,'
Owen
re-
,
pilehrr,
the
less
I
say
to
him
the
ing
at
the
Golden
Gloves
tourna-
!
louring
spring
tralnlnS.
better.
Usually
.1
trv
to
take
hn
mr!t
lust
concluded
In
Vaacou-
!
cniuer
uuck
when
Hai
ly
mind
off
of
what
he
Us
con(,en.
.
ve
Congratulations
are
in
order
!
IBM
'MX
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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
April
25,
1951
P
j
,
Tv.
,
ilrallf8
on.
I
mighrtell
him
that;ti
each
of
the
four
and
especially
Giants.
One
of
the
first
lf
ba)1
ls
nlt
back
hlra
h,
I
a
at
to
the
two
who
won
their
charop-jl,e
caught
was
tan
HuD-jia
t0
mJk4,
lne
pluy
at
sucn
aml
lenKllil)s
Th(,h.
floi-ls
brlng
jjulsohappedDanmnKSUchabafce-ThatgeUhlstnlnk.
crc(Ut
U)
Ult,msPlV(s
aiu,
l()
Ul(,
jbijell
and
the
Giunta
alljing
0Uf0(
the
groove
into
which
community
,id
clay
that
afternoon.
Ws
concentration
on
the
hitter
I
,.
Li
a
couple
of
hits
andhu.,
snaped
H
Another
thin)?,
I
V'
suww
re
uue
to
pitched
one
of
his
typ-.
usually
try
to
encourage
Pitch-
various
factors.
There
mint
have
n
1240
Kilocycles
HADIO
DIAL
CFPR
(Sul)jei
t
tu
Change)
a
-scoring
B-ain.
iut
Crj,
I
have
found
that
way
Ls
i
"
,
"
,"""-,l'
"
iy
a
.-poi
lawiiwri
niwnoie
lot
niore
effective
than
.
V
"
.
""""
been
determination
and
confi
as
the
coming
major
bawiin
him
out.
ii.hiT
mind
vou.
be-
...
Terrace
Women's
Softball
TERRACE
-Sponsored
by'
Johnstone
and
Michiel
and
J.
Ii.
Smith,
Ltd,
the
Civic
Centre's
Women's
Softball
Club
have
started
practicing
with
a
good
turnout
of
players
at
the
Ball
Fark
on
Monday
evening.
It
is
the
only
organized
club
in
the
district
and
there
are
now
enough
members
to
form
two
laams.
WEDNESDAY
P.M.
4:00
-
Leo
Barkin
4:15
-Music
by
Goodman
I
"
I
no
mi
V
mn
1
upt
nn
n
dence;
and
there
must
have
been
sacrificfs.
They
must
have
done
what
the
writer
called
pitcher
Is
when
he
shifts
the
Y'-ft
1i
with
wnicn
ne
naa
11'
,
f,w
!,m
have
given
up
much
time
to
train
4:45-Stock
Quulaiions
St
In
rim
Once
i
in
a
a
while
pitcher
will
a
and
to
condition
themselves
for
4:55
CBC
News
m
tiro
On
nriuiltim
L'hnwr
tfinr'i
i-H
All
credit
to
;
:,z
c::
Lr:"z
competitions.
President
of
the
club
is
Mrs.
George
Grant
and
secretary
Miss
Irene
Haugland.
each
of
them
an
error.
When
I
see
that
"
Owen
retorted,
"I
get
out
there
fast
I
Hubbell.'
"
Owen
snort-J
dcrisian.
"Why,
there
a.i
a
pitcher
easier
ta
fi;1n
Curl
Hubbell.
Bii.nv
t
mean
that
Dannlng
the
ability
to
be-great
fave
catcher
all
the
Jjn-key
explained.
"After
I
can't
bring
out
some-
But
I
know
that
the
boxers'
themselves
will
be
the
first
to
5:00
-International
Cointy.
'
5:10-Rawhide
5:30
-
Prelude
to
Dusk
5:45
The
Question"
Box
0:00
Supper
Serenade
6:15
Freddy
Martin
&
Orch.
0:3a
-Mus.cal
Varieties
and
really
give
it
to
the
pitcher,
i
And
you
know,
I've
never
had
J
admit
that
there
was
someone
a
pitcher
who
pulled
something
el;
e
who
deserves
recognition.
He
like
that
eonie
back
at
me
for
if
Joe
Ward,
the
quiet,
unassum-
ing
coach
and
trainer.
Joe
has
6:45
"Smiley
Burnette
Show"
the
bawling
out
I
gave
him.'
CALVERT
DISTILLERS
(CANADA)
LIMITED
AMHER3TBURO
ONtARIO
The
slouch
hat
worn
by
Australian
soldiers
was
first
used
by
the
Victorian
Mounted
Rifles,
a
volunteer
corps,
in
1885.
Water
buffaloes
have
increased
so
greatly
in
Northern"
Australia
that
thousands
are
shot
annually.
tut
Lsn't
already
there.
DIZZY
DEAN
given
a
lot
of
time
for
weeks
and
':u
cm-
News
week-
tc
train
the
lads.
He
has!
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
i
:jncan
that
for
a
while,
B
and
the
other
greu
"If
he
is
smart,
a
pitcher
can
A
the
skill
and
knowledge,
he
ran
7:30
Zara
Nelsova.
Cellist
3'his
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquoi
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
aluhe
s
made
Harrv
liKjk
'"
8:00
Prades
Festival
imytxii
u
uie
taus
una
ne
nas
nls
teammates.
I
remember
whsn
,
.,
h
rH!n
m
i
9:20
Mleczclan
v.w
inn",
fcl.l
Horszowski
the
LllK
patience
UlLlfl
ll!f
to
L(l
p-ersevere
iriTWVHrP
and
W
thH
"
r.
.
...
i
.
..
.
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ljly.v.v
ocn
uu
wiTn
t
np
tar-1
j
ucrru
is
a
peni,
-
,.
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"
I
develoD
their
skills
It
must
he
a
'
iu:uoCBG
News
'hat
I'm
talking
about.
1
.
eM
u-
60urce
of
joy
,
to
tn
him
M
,
to
have
t'v
j
i
lOiiii-mn
10:10
CBC
n
News
Round-up
fc
he's
the
best
catch-r
:
calea.
DUl
"e
wa3
awiuiiy
smart,
frill.
Yet
a
few
years
at(0
Every
time
it
was
hi
turn
to
pitch
he'd
get
the
whole
team
boys
do
so
well.
And
it
is
surely
:
10:15-Su:plemenl
the
least
that
we
can
do
to
pay
'10:80
Therese
Dcni.srt,
Sop.
tribute
to
the
coach
who
has
11
:0u
-V.'eat
her
Report
brought
the
boys
along
to
that
:
H:M
-Sign
Off
around
him
and
make
the
name
little
speech.
'Boys,'
he'd
say.
'Ole
Dht
Ls
pitching
today.
That
IN
RE
ESTATE
OP
OILLES
ROYEB.
OTHERWISE
KNOWN
A3
JOSEPH
CilLLES
HOYER.
DECEASED
TAKE
NOTICE
that
a
Administrator,
with
the
will
annexed,
duly
uplHiintecl
by
the
Court,
of
the
estate
of
-Gilles
Hoyer,
otherwise
known
us
Joseph
Gilles
Royer.
who
died
at
Prince
Kupert,
British
Columbia,
on
the
12th
day
of
March,
1U51.
I
require
all
creditors
and
others
having
claims
against
the-
said
estate
to
send
the
same
to
me.
properly
veriried.
at
the
address
mentioned
brlow
on
or
before
the
15th
day
of
June.
1151,
after
which
date
I
pitch
wheia
they
can
win
pro-
;
means
we're
gunna
gel
a
lot
ol
!
vint'iu
championships.
To
brins
two
championships
home
wilh
runs
and
hits.
four
contestants
is-
a
worthy
record.
"Diz
told
that
to
the
Cardinal
ball
players
so
often
they
actually
got
so
they
believed
they
fas
he?
An
outfielder!
if
1
think
Raschl
and
Lo-I
Pae
and
those
other
fctd
Yankee
pitchers
iake
it
a
lot
easier
for
i
become
a
catcher
than
f
ive
been
the
case
lf
he
ki
with
some
other
club?
ipiv
ihey
did!"
tin
outspoken
Indebted-ijpiichers
is
not
intended
ffi.ection
upon
the
men
the
bulky,
uncomforl-tihlng
equipment.
"The
S
i.s
the
one
man
on
the
InURKUAl-
A
M
7:00
Musical
Clock
8:00-CKC
News
8:10
Here's
Good
8:15
Morning
Song
8:30
Morning
Devotions
8:45
Little
Concert
9:00
BBC
News
and
Com'ty
9:15
Mu.-ic
for
Moderns
9:30
Morning
Concert
t
:
HELP
WANTED
Permanent
positions
for
suitable
men.
Most
desirable
working
conditions.
Top
wages.
Two
weeks
holiday
with
pay
after
one
year
employment.
50
Medical
Services
Association
fees
paid
hv
firm.
2
First
Class
Automobile
Mechanics.
'
1
First
Class
Automobile
Body
Repair
Man
and
Pointer.
1
Helper
and
Clean-up
Man
for
general
garage
work.
Apply:
Rupert
Motors
Limited
CHRYSLER,
PLYMOUTH
DISTRIBUTORS
Good
sportsmanship,
good
7JX
shall
proceed
to
distrlbut
the
es
physical
condition,
good
training!
hit
better
when
he
was
pitch'
tate
to
those
entitled
by
law.
having
mf
1
ing."
Mickey
laughed.
"He
won
mane
good
athletes,
but
even
)
a
lot
of
10-6
ball
games
that
way.
more
they
build
tin
good
citizens
"Another
thimr
Whenever
and
therefore
a
goM
community.
!
regard
only
to
such
claims
of
which
I
shall
then
have
been
notified.
AND
further
take
notice
that
all
persons
indebted
to
snid
estate
are
reqv.Ued
to
pay
their
Indebtedness
to
anyone
made
a
particularly
fine
Tc
Joe
Ward
and
nls
boxers
go
9:59
Time
Signal
me
forthwith.
fielding
play
behind
him,
Di;:'
our
sincere
congratulations
and
i0:oo-Morning
Visit
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
this
to
controls
the
sneed
and
-used
to
call
tim
He'd
hold
nn
a
thank
you
from
the
whole
i
24lh
day
of
April.
1951.
fa
game,"
Mickey
point-
the
game
just
to
go
over
and
community.
I
JACK
'WILSON.
I
if
Hus
biggest
job
ls
to
Gordon
Frnscr
Forbes.
Onlclal
Administrator.
Prince
Rupert.
B
C.
lApr2a.
M2.9.10I
shake
the
infielder's
hand
or
put
his
arm
around
his
shoulders
to
10:15
Morning
Melodies
10:30
Melody
Time
10:45
Invitation
to
the
WalU
11:00
Kindergarten
of
the
Air
11:15
Roundup
Time
11:30
Weather
Report
'
11:31
Message
Period
11:33
Recorded
Interlude
C
PORT
OHOTS
$
own
pitcher
-from
work-iin-st
himself
slowing
Sjtu
much
or
working
too
fi
Different
pitchers
re-fileient
handling.
Some
iffcc
slowed
down
constant-ijei's,"
Mickey
shrugged,
iivf
to
keep
after
once
In
flio
keep
them
from
bog-
show
the
crowd
what
great
support
he
was
getting.
What
cffe.;t
do
you
think
that
had
on
the
infielder?
The
next
time
a
ball
was
hit
in
his
direction,
the
fellow
likely
would
have
dived
through
a
wall
just
to
save
Ole
Diz'
game."
nn
in
iy
Charlie
Oa
diner,
then
with
the
Winnioeg
team
of
the
American
Hockey
Association,
was
signed
by
Chicago
Black
Hawks
24
years
ago.
The
Scottlsh-bon
Gardiner
was
a
stand-out
goahe
with
ithe
Hawks
until
his
death
in
June,
1934,
two
months
afU-r
helping
Chicago
to
win
the
Stanley
Cup
f,)r
the
first
time.
oOo
Joe
Jacob,
popular
boximr
11
:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
12:00
Mid-Day
Merodlti
e.TA.
12:15
CBC
News
12:25
Program
Resume
12:30
B.C.
Farm
Broadcast
12:55
Rec.
Int.
1:00
This
Week's
Composer
1:30
Musical
Program
l:45-UNESCO:
Comty.
2:00
B.C.
School
Bdct.
2:30
Records
at
Random
2:45
At
Home
With
Your
Hobbies
3:00
The
Music
p,ox
3:
15
Western
Five
Record
Set
By
Globe
Trotters
UN
CEMENT
ANNO
manager
and
promote-,
died
11
years
ago
Tuesday
after
a
heart
attack.
At
the
time
he
was
managing
Tony
Gal?nto
but
had
Longest
single
bridge
span
in
the
world
is
the
central
span
of
the
Golden
Gate
Bridge
at
San
been
better
known
as
manager
cf
Max
?hmeling
when
the
latter
won
the
hfavvweisht
titlT
from
Jack
Sharkey
in
1930.
oOo
Francisco,
4200
feet
total.
A
dew-dampened
court
lent
zip
to
his
antics
and
for
a
while
all
the
players
were
slowed
by
skidding
falls.
Eventually
they
became
accustomed
to
the
poor
playing
conditions
and
used
the
court
like
a
skating
rink.
'
ALL
SUSCEPTIBLE
Pneumonia,
fourth
in
the
list
of
major
death
causes
in
Cana
AN
INCREASE
OF
2c
PER
QUART
OH
ALL
BOTTLED
MILK
WILL
GO
INTO
EFFECT
APRIL
26th.
A
meeting
was
held
in
Smithers
April
13,
with
the
Bulkley
Valley
Milk
Producers'
Association
,
,
&ENA.
California
The
as
loose
and
the
crowd
M
as
the
Harlem
Globe-
well
known
In
Princ?
I
slipped
and
slid
to
a
p
tory
over
the
College
rs
in
the
Rose
Bowl's
sketball
game.
.
"
save
the
Trotte-"s
a
7
(l
in
a
19-game
cross-I
tour.
The
crowd
of
jfcas
believed
to
be
the
ever
to
attend
a
caga
i
iGoase)
Tatum
was
a
t
both
in
the
laugh
de-f"
and
on
the
score-is
He
scored
24
points,
half
the
winning
team's
BiU
Quackenbush,
great
de-fenceman
of
the
Detroit
ReJ
Wings,
two
years
ago
was
announced
winner
of
the
Lady
Byng
trophy.
He
was
the
first
defenceman
ta
win
the
National
Hockey
League
award
for
the
most
sportsmanlike
conduct
da,
strikes
any
age
from
Infancy
on.
THE
INCREASED
COSTS
OF
FARM
MACHINERY
DELIVERY
VEHICLES
Here's
Why
combined
combined
with
with
playing
playing
ability
ability;!
;
II
1
since
since
Its
its
inception
inception
in
in
1925.
1925.
I
II
t
1
For
Action
Advertise!
!
J
W
FOREIGN
INFLUX
The
number
of
foreign
workers
absorbed
in
British
industries
in
1948
and
1949
was
about
180,000.
IMPORTED
FOODS
WAGES
BOTTLES
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Baby
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Clothing
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MILK
IS
NOW
INCREASING
ONLY
8'2
Milk
is
slill
your
Best
and
Cheapest
Food.
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At
the
meeting
the
farmers
stated
that
unless
they
got
an
increase
in
the
price
of
milk
they
would
convert
their
herds
to
.
beef
cattle.
'
'
We
feel
that
in
order
for
Prince
Rupert
to
get
this
fresh
supply
of
milk
this
request
is
justified.
All
tickets
ia
customers
hands
at
face
value
Ps
RETURNLcthbridire
MaDle
Leafs,
who
won
the
world
hockey
championship
in
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wren
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12
noon
to
12
midnite
Phone
658
Corn.-r
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
"uined
to
Canada
last
week
aboard
the
Canadian
Pacific
liivr
Empress
ci
trance.
"Tp
shUWn
here
as
the
fhip
pulled,
into
M
ontreal
harbor.
The
World
Hockey
Trophy
and
burchill
Cup,
won
in
England,
are
displayed
in
front
of
the
team.
Led
by
31-year-old
manager
and
playing
captain,
they
touivd
the
Continent
and
Britain,
piling
up
f"ies
in
55
games.
Left
to
right,
front
row,
are:
Bill
Gibson,
Don
McLean,
Bill
Chandler,
ellughps,
Nap
Mllroy,
Karl
Sorokoskl
and
Bert
Bibbs.
Back
row,
Tom
Wood,
Dick
Gray,
'
I(ill'stead,
Lew
fiiray,
Hec
Negrello,
Don
Vofjan,
Stan
Obodiac
and
Nicky
Roth.
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