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Frince
Ruerr
Doiiy
Nc
Monday,
Aun'
13,
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Baseball
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Hoists,
All-Steel
Dump
Bodies.
Winches
all
sizes.
Heavy
and
Lieht
Trailer
Frames
and
Wheels.
Power
Take-Olfs.
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Certified
Operator
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for
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and
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Prince
Rupert',
r
ModtTii
hotp
All
rooms
wr.
Softbal
Play-offs
The
iou'
'.:-h
-in
tier
b
'tween
Terrace,
Firemen
and
Rupert
Radio
was
cancelled
when
Terrace
telephone
J
they
would
be
unable
to
?cme
dawn.
M'anwhile,
plav-iff.s
start
t.J-
ii'ht
In
the
local
leapuB
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v
111
find
Hawks
meeting
r'i'e-ineri
in
the
first
pame
of
a
bel-cf-three
s'.'ries.
Both
teams
w:ll
be
out
to
win
this
important
U:st
fame.
Pivbuble
'tartiut;
ritchees
will
be
Ll')d
I
hti
for
the
HawkJ
nrd
Art
Clssn
f
ir
the
Smokies
.Tie
winner
of
this
series
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TALK
LAVAL-SUR-LE-LAC
Mar-i
lene
Stewart,
17year-old
girl
!
caddie
.scored
one
of
koU
h
most
sensational
up.iets
Saturday
by
j
winning
the
Canadian
ladies'!
opvii
golf
tournament
one-up
J'
mm
Grace
Lcnczyk
of
Hartford,
Connecticut,
In
the
30-hole
final.
I
It
was
the
second
big
win
for'
the
Ontario
eirl
within
a
week.
Slit;
had
previously
taken
Uv.
Canadian
ladles'
closed
cham-i-:lishlp.
tnen
meet
the
lea-tie
wlnnhv
luiiA'it
Ifuttlo
i.me
In
a
beal-of-
f:ve
series.
.
CONCEkNING
"Why
Senator,
did
you
buy
that
for
me
on
your
UP
ol'
guv'ment
sal'ry?"
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and
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and
Storage
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Reliable
and
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Service.
Also
agents
fur
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltct.
for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
all
voiding
supplies.
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CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
Cor.
'tn.l
and
Park
Avenues
Est
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flumes
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Mein
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6
p
m.
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a.m.
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LAST
MINUTE
RALLY
saw
Gordon
&
Anderson
Sunday
afternoon
come
out
in
front
with
a
one
run
leaa
u
down
Abel
&
Odowes
8-8,
in
a
spec
.acular
four-run
burst
which
gave
fans
the
most
exrrtmg
ball
same
ot
the
season.
Back
row
Heft
to
right
i
'Dam
!
Young,
c.;
D-n
S
ht
rk,
3b-Anay
Marshall,
If.;
Ian
Dunbax,
If.
Middle
Ro
v,
Gerry
Ford,
2b.;
Stan
Cornwell,-
m
inagei
a.id
ct.;
Don
Hartwip.
lb.;
Bill
Sunberg,
ss.
Front
Row.
Larrv
Matthews,
p.:
Larry
Krlstman-tion,
p.,
Mouse
Morrison,
score
boy;
Vic
Carolli,
c,
and
Vern
Ciccone,
pit.'her.
r
k
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'
,
"Oh,
brother
...ev,
talks
wt
low
u-a
SUNDAY
American
r
Cleveland
7.
Chicago
1.
Philadelpliia
9-7,
New
Yor.
5-4.
Huston
6-6.
Washington
2-2.
Detroit
2,
St.
Louis
1.
National
Brooklyn
7,
Boston
2.
New
York
3-2,
Philadelphia
2-1.
Pittsburgh
1-0.
Chicago
0-6.
St.
Louis
4.
Cini-innaUi
3.
reifk
(oast
Oakland
5-1,
San
Francisco
8.
Los
Angeles
3-10,
Bollywood
-t.
San
Die?.o
10-1,
Seattle
6-2.
Sacramento
5-7,
Portland
3-6
Western
International
Tacoma
3-7.
Weiuiu.hee
0-2.
Spokane
4-7,
Yakima
3-4.
Salem
4,
Tri-City
2.
SATURDAY
American
PhiUde'phiu
4,
New
York
0.
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3-2,
CilU.
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4-1.
li.-i.st.ui
1-a.
Brooklyn
8-4.
Cincinnati
0.
St.
Louis
2.
National
Wash
in:;
ton
7,
Bo;Jon
1.
fit.
Loins
4,
Detroit,
7.
New
York
7,
Ptuladelphia
4
(11
inning.;).
Chicago
1,
Cleveland
2.
I'ucitie
Coast
Oakland
3,
San
Francisco
1.
Lis
Alleles
3.
Hollywood
6.
Sacramento
2.
Portland
7.
San
Diego
4.
Seattle
5.
Western
International
Vancouver
24-6,
Victoria
C-5.
Salem
5-3,
Tri-City
6-7.
Tacoma
il,
Wenat,chee
8.
Spokane
5,
Yakima
3..
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V
ol
Yim'--
Upset
in
Local
Baseball
!
Ciordun
Anderson
Down
Abel
&
Odowes
In
Thriller
Although
the
upset
outcome
of
Sunday
afternoon's
baseball
game
did
not
harm
the
top
posi-
j
with
Matthews
at
bat.
tton
team.
Abel
&
Odowes,
it
ad-j
The
youthful
hurler,
hitting
ded
one
more
w-in
to
the
third-,
once
for
three,
grounded
out
to
place
team
and
gave
spectators
a
Giordano,
shortstop.
First
base-thrilling
ball
game.
man
Cliff
Dahl
whipped
the
bull
TIME
10
a.m.
on
day
of
publication)
ln
dvan-
P'ease
refrain
from
telephoning.
Clut
uiATKe
ouc.
uirin
Notices
50c.
Cards
wf
Thanks,
Marriage
ana
Engagement
Annoumsimenu
$200
DISPLAY,
DOUBLE
PRICE.
!
BOATS
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
30
ft.
Mil
boat.
9
ft.
'
WATCH
REPAIRS
beam,
draws
4ti
ft.
5U0
souare
Iiclent
servi-p
ft.
of
salLs.
4
cylinder
marine
Jeweller.
BaSa!
enuine.
Sleetw
three
Lavatory
i
teed.
1st-
w
m
"
I
t-.
....
into
the
batter's
box
and
was!
walked.
On
a
dropped
ball
by
j
Catcher
Dave
Abel,
both
Ford
and
Spring
advanced
a
base.
W
second,
wnicn
reached
Tom
Pipe
in
time
for
Rnrinir's
m.r
Fope
fired
the
ball
into
Abel's
mitt
to
catch
Ford
coming
home;
about
four
fe?t
from
tiie
plate.
Art
Olson,
another
baseball
rookie
and
first
time
on
the
mound,
went
in
for
Abel
&
Odowes
to
start
the
game.
'
But
h',
had
no
control
and
after
three
walks
and
four
hits
was
replaced
by
Sharpe
in
the
second
inning.
Letourneau
took
over
in
the
sixth,
bringing
the
score
to
three
runs
ahead
for
his
team,
8-5
and
McHardy.
pitching
from
the
eighth
inning,
lost
the
four
runs.
Four
runs
were
brought
in
by
G
&
A
off
Olson
ln
the
second
;
inning,
but
they
remained
score-'
less
until
the
eighth;when
Ford
batted
in
Scherk
with
a
double.
In
the
last
of
the
ninth.
Catcher
Young
led
off.
grounding
out.
to
second
baseman.
Andy
Marshall
was
walked
and
Sun-
r-?1B
KOt
a"ara
by
an
error
on
Second
Baseman
Pope.
Cornwell
e7
a
whistler
in
to
the
wrong
iicui,
uie
tei
manner
Daumg
rtehthand.
Shortstop
Giordano
still
playing
him
near
second
base.
A
run
came
in
on
Corn-well's
hit.
Hartwig
then
grounded
out
to
short.
Scherk
was
passed
on
balls,
leading
the
bases
when
Gerry
Ford
threw
in
his
big
surprise
package
of
the
season,
batting
in
three
runs
with
his
triple,
a
r!sing
liner
inn
right
field,
practically
dead
on
first
base
line
.
The
game
featured
a
lot
of
bunting
as
well,
and
several
long
hits
Cliff
Dahl,
veteran
first
baseman,
brought
in
most
runs
for
the
Clothiers
and
showed
some
terrific
base
rtmnine
and
stealina
And
Vic
neii.
rtinthtor.
-
Prince
Rupert
Wins
Football
City
Defeated
Kitwanga
By
Score
of
5-1
The
Prince
Rupert
Football
Association
seh'cted
team
won
trom
Kitwnnija
footbaal
team
on
Saturday
by
five
goals
to
one.
Flay
started
on
even
terms
and
rirause
cuo.
wen
to
save
irom
Kelly
Morgan.
Then
the
Kit-
wanga
goalie
stopped
Smith's
shot
but
failed
to
clear
before
the
ball
crossed
the
line
and
the
city
team
were
a
goal
up.
The
goalie
was
lucky
a
moment
later
when
he
saved
a
shot
from
Cameron
that
seemed
to
be
over
tlw
line.
Krause
saved
brilliantly
irom
George
Williams.
Kitwanga
re-arranged
their
line-up
in
the
second
half.
The
city
team
had
the
better
of
the
ex-.hanges
and
Smith
added
a
second
goaL
Then,
Murray
made
j
it
three
to
nil.
Cameron
hit
the
upright
and
Murray
collected
the
rebound
to
make
it
four
to
nil.
Wyatt
stopped
a
Kitwanga
at
tack.
Darrow
Gomez
fed
a
perfect
pass
to
Cameron
who
relayed
It
to
Smith
and
the
latter
added
his
third
and
the
team's
fifth
gcal
In
the
last
five
minutes
the
native
team
attacked
and
Richard
Morgan
readed
a
good
goal
after
Krausv
had
sav
ed.
Full
time
score:
Prince
Rupert,
five;
Kitwanga
one.
!
VISITORS
OUTPLAYED
The
Kitwanga
team
was
outplayed
and
did
not
improve
thvir
chances
by
arguing
the
referee's
oecisions
.At
one
time
It
seem-ed
that
the
game
would
have
to
be
stepped.
This
sort
of
conduct
spoils
the
game
fur
everybody
and
as
usual
it
was
the
losing
team
that
did
the
talking.
.
j
Kiause
kept
a
grand
goal.'
Wyatt
and
John
Wilson
were
sound
and.
reliable.
A
Gimez
played
a
strong
game
and
Darrow
Gomez
and
Ford
completed
a
resourceful
half
back
line.
Ralph
Smith
with
three
goals
t'"1"
-
Mrray
Wltn
lwo
goals
were
tried
hard.
George
Williams
was
a
threat
at
centre
with
Kelly
Morgan
and
Jinimie
Morgan
a
good
left
wing.
Willis
Morgan
and
Richard
Morgan
tried
hard.
Joe
Daniels
played
In
the
second
half
in
his
usual
strong
never-give-up
style.
Pat
Forman
refereed.
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PUBLIC
ACCOUNTANT.
Income
Tax
soeciali.st.
S.
G.
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Stone
Building.
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anybody
who
can
use
a
good
freezer,
Congeressman?"
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Michael.
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Victory
Caie.
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Third
Avenue
West,
Rev
I)r
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fc..
A.
WrlKht
will
conduct
.services
at
Grenniie
Cuurt
Chapel
at
2
o.m.
.Tuesday.
Aueust
1
interment
to
lollow
in
Fairview
Cemetery.
B.
C.
Undertakers
in
churue
of
arraiiiemenU.
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IN
MEMOKIAM
in
lovhui
niemorv
of
our
dear
son
and
brother
Arnold
Leieh-i-inWat10
ua;tsed
uwav
August
The
rolling
stream
of
life
goes
on.
But
still
the
vacant
chair
Recalls
the
love,
the
voice,
the
.smile
Of
vou
who
once
sat
there
Mrs.
A.ice
Lei?!iton.
Rose,
rvirutnv.
Victoria
and
toe
fam
ily.
iltut
FOR
S.VI.E
NATIONALLY
KNOWN
NAMES
Llng-beit
Sneedtr
Shovels.
Cranes:
Draunms:
Adams
Roud
Graders:
Lftiltford
Bros
Black
Tod
Hind
Maintenance
Kouioment;
Owen
Clamshell
Buckets
and
Rock
Grapples;
I.
L.
Smith
Concrete
Mixers'
Clark
Forklift
Trucks:
Nelson
Bucket
Loaders
tor
Stockpile
and
Snow
Removal;
Rire
Portable
Centrifugal
Pumus:
National
Drawiine
Scrapers
and
Buckets;
National
All
Steel
Gasoline
Hoists;
Nation:!
Portable
Sawmill,,:
National
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anu
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Information
from
National
Machinery
Co.
Limited.
Vancouver,
B.C
(tf)
FOR
SALE
Lovelv
lOpiet-e
blaek
walnut
dlnins
room
P'lc.
larae
iiolderi
oak
library
table.
2
larse
uuhoistered
chairs.
3
occasionul
chairs,
large
commercial
floor
waxer
.
and
oolt.-her.
Hoover
caruet
.sweeper
comnluie
with
Darts,
one
larue
electric
fruit
(ulcer,
electri-'
ma.ssaer
and
reducer.
eiecme
neaters.
l
small
not
ourner
01
miio
9
r,,.ri
,,n
heaters,
nice
pictures
in
frames.
4,
floor
lamps.
1
table
Kimo.
fireula"?
wilh
all
toots,
larue
complete
exercising
kit.
40
Ballon
of
paint.
Standard
typewriter
7
lare
new
French
Piate
mirrors.
Black
823,
Mr.
Hicks.
ttf
1
FOR
SALE
-
Walnut
china
cabi-net,
$25.00.
kitchen
table
and
four
chairs
$10
00.
chest
of
drawers
$8.00.
child's
bureau
with
mirror
$
10.00,
kitchen
cabinet
$3.00
child's
sinule
bed
and
spring
$18
00
atele
table
$"1
00.
Underwood
typewriter
$35.00.
etc.
1177
Ambrose
Ave.
at
FOR
SALE
New
and
used
household
furniture.
Slightly
used
Kitchen
Sets.
Bedroom
Suites.
Chesterfields,
Bovs'
Hicvcles
Bedside
Ruks.
Cribs.
Studio
Couches
etc..
selling
at
the
lowest
possible
prices
B.
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Furniture
Co.
Phone
Black
324.
(tf)
on
iove
ana
uooklnv
utensils
$2500
cash.
AddIv
"Four
Winds."
Prince
Ruoerl
Yacht
Club.
(tf,
CARS
KOIt
SALE
FOR
SALE
Prlvatelv
owned
luio
a
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ri..:,v..
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setmn
Low
nnirane.
Complete
wnn
seal
covers,
i
snare
tires,
built-in
heater
and
defrost.
.
Call
Red
411
after
5
pm
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Austin
A-40.1
eoori
condition,
low
mile-a-je.
rnone
ureen
182.
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FOR
SALE
-sell.
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Must
Blue
518.
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MARKET
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si
eel.
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etc.
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payment
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pet
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a
terrific
last-innlno-
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Gordon
&
Anderson
drove
in
four
'
runs
to
overcome
the
league
win-j
r.crs
by
a
score
of
9-8.
Lots
of
KuiriLng
things
happened
in
the
game
as
one
of
the
biggest
Sunday
crowds
attending
;
a
league
game
whistfed
and
I
stomped
.
their
appreciation
of
the
hard-trying
cellar-boys.
Gerry
Ford.
G
&
A's
rookie,
got
his
first
real
chance
to
show
what
he
can
do
during
the
long
season
for
him
on
the
bench.
In
fiva
times
at
bat,
Ford
reached
base
four
times,
once
on
a
an
error,
and
the
other
times
one
single,
a
double
and
a
triple
th
last
in
the
final
Inning;
which
brought
in
three
runs
to
win
the
game.
Alex
B:!l,
Clothiprs'
manager.
i
save
most
of
his
pitching
stock
i
a
chance
on
the
mound
four
of
them
with
Ian
Mc.Hardy
.
taking
the
last
trip
for
the
two
in
nings
ana
losing
the
game.
Pitching
all
the
wav
for
G
&
A
was
Laray
Matthews
who
wasl
nearly
always
in
trouble
but
1
each
time
managed
to
squeeze
j
himself
out
of
it
by
a
narrow
j
margin.
Gam?
also
featured
the
first
triple
play
of
the
season
when,
in
.
the
eighth
inning,
two
of
G
&
A's
,
base
runners
and
a
batter
were
'
pick
d
off
in
one
play.
Ford
stood
up
on
second
with
a
line
,
drive
double,
when
Spring
came
eddiona
t
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Razor
cuts.
Appointments
made
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convenience.
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Opposite
Liquor
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Prince
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96
Evenings
Block
899
-At,
right
fielder,
practically
hitless,
.he
m(arfemen.
Cameron
and
all
season,
clouted
one
over
Astroile
were
equally
good
wlth
Verhailr
also
Playing
well,
Cornwall's
h-ead
for
a
stand-up
j
double.
.
Verney
Morgan
kept
good
goal
Next
game
will
not
be
on
Tues-i
ltr
Kitwanga
w
hile
Roy
Harris
day
as
at
first
scheduled,
but
1
and
O
Benson
defended
stub-play-offs
in
the
semi-finals
be-1
borniy.
The
halfback
line
was
tween
G
&
A
and
Commercials
'
outplayed
by
Harold
Morgan
be,
In
Thursday
evening,
regular
j
Edgar
Guod
and
Larry
Morgan
GIVE
the
folks
at
home
a
treat
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time.
No
series
games,
unless
postponed,
will
be
played
Tuesdays,
the
association
announced
yesterday.
Box
score:
Gordon
&
Antlers.
AB
Young.
$
5
Marshall,
If
;
2
Sunberg,
ss
4
Cornwell,
cf
4
Hartwig,
lb
5
Scherk,
3b
4
Ford,
2b
5
Spring,
rf
2
Matthews,
p
4
Totals
34
a
0
2
Abel
&
Odowes
AB
R
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Pope,
2b
,
4
McHardy,
If,
p
3
2
1
0
Dahl,
lb
4
3
2
0
Abel,
c
5
0
2
1
Pavilikis,
cf
4
0
1
0
Giordano,
ss
5
1
Arney,
3b
4
0
Dell,
rf
3
0
Olson,
p
Sharpe,
p
1
0
Letourneau,
p
2
0
Totals
35
8
-9
4
Winning
pitcher
Matthews
gave
up
nine
hits,
eight
runs,
allowed
five
walks
and
struck
out
three.
Losing
pitcher
McHardy,
pitching
two
Innings
and
taking
over
the
game
three
tuns
ahead,
gave
up
four
hits,
three
walks
and
four
runs,
with
no
strikeouts.
No
G
&
a
batters
were
struck
out
in
the
game.
"
Three
base
hits:
Ford,
Dahl,
Giordano;
two
base
hits:
Dell,
Abel,
Scherk
and
Ford.
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