Prince
Rupert
Doiiy
News
Thursday,
May
31,
1951
Baseball
Scores
JoTappuance
SALES
4
SERVICE
CAS
AND
ELEt'TKIC
RANGES
phone
Blue
892
PACIFIC
ELECTRIC
Softball
is
Underway
Firemen
Take
Opening
Win
BUDGET
STRETCHER
Battery
is
Winner-
Heavy
Anti-Aircraft
Battery
continued
to
dominate
the
Football
League
whan
it
trounced
General
Motors
by
a
score
of
7-0
North
B.C.
Wins
Native
Atheletes
From
This
District
Tops
at
Alberni
Von
Essington
and
Port
Simpson
native
athletes
captbred
championship
honors
at
the
recent
annual
rporta
meet
at
Alberni
Indian
Residential
School
where
many
young
native
people
from
this
district
are
m
residence.
j
.
Herbert
Roberts
of
Port
Es-
ther
Underwood,
Marjory
Dennis
ungton
took
senior
boys'
honors'
75
Skip
Edna
Robinson,
Mar-with
a
total
of
4fli2
points
while
J'y
Dennis,
Esther
Underwofxl
O
'oi
ge
.
Cecil
of
Port
Simpson
j
Boltball
Throw
Edna
Robin-tpped
the
intermediate
boys
80,1
Esther
Underwood,
Shirley
Steam
Baths
OPEN
12
noon
to
12
midnite
Phone
658
Corner
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
IMI
M
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'
v
I
uvej
Cellulose
I
Ine
Ejnlor
Sc.'tball
Lea3ue-got
under
way
last
night
at
Gyro
Park
with
Firemen
defeating
Columbia
Cellulose
team
10-7.
!
B3Ct
teams
showed
flashes
of
good
ball
and
after
a
looe
fr.-it
three
innings,
settled
down
well.
I
Art
Olsen
went
the
route
for
ft"-"
-fjj
TUESDAY
AMERICAN
Chicago
5-8,
St.
Louis
2-1
BoJton
11-9,
New
York
10-4
Cleveland
3-4,
Detroit
1-1
NATIONAL
Brooklyn
5-5,
Philadelphia
3-9
8t.
Louis
4-7,
Pittsburg
3-3
New
York
8-3,
Boston
5-6
Chicago
5-5,
Cincinnati-!
PACIFIC
COAST
Sacramento
9-7,
San
Francisco
7-3
Oakland
2-3,
Seattle
1-4
Hollywood
4-2,
San
Diego
0-4
Los
Angeles
9-11,
Portland
6-7
Western
International
Vancouver
1-4,
?n!tr.
0
8
Yakima
5-12,
Spokane
7-S
Victoria
3-6,
Tacoma
2-7
Trl-City
6-2,
Wenatchce
J-6
AMERICAN
Cleveland
2,
Detroit
1
"in
i
punus.
Mane
Morrison
Jonn'
of
Fort
Simpson
captured
the;
HiKh
Jump
Marjory
Dennis
intermediate
girls
championship
Esther
Underwood
tied
for
with
2)1,
points.
j
1st.
4'1";
Edna
Robinson.
R'J8Ultii
nf
th
mut
nr,
t..
I
RrnnH
Tiimn
tf.u...
t-.
1
!
wtanesoay
night
at
Roosevelt
j
Park.
So
far
Army
has
not
been
j
scored
against.
However
they
j
still
have
to
meet
the
Canadian
J
Legion
eleyen,
which
has
a
pow-ierful
team
lined
up
for
Monday.
I
Scorers
for
the
Army
were:
iPavlikis
(2),
Halkestad,
Park-house,
Cameron,
Jorgenson
with
!
om
apiece.
One
goal
being
scor-j
ed
by
a
Motors
player
against
his
.cwn
$de.
I
Standings
for
the
North
Star
trophy
to
date
are
as
follows:
'
P
W
L
T
F
A
P
Battery
'.
2
2
6
0
10
0
4
Motors
3
1
I
1
S
8
3
j
Legion
2
0
1
1
2
3
1
I
Favlikis
and
Cameron
cf
Army
lead
the
league
with
three
goals
epiece
and
D.
Letourneau
of
Motors
With
two
u
seennrl
aa
1UI-!
"
.ijj
iviai
jyii
y
ICIIXIIJB,
warded
to
the
Daily
News,
were-
'Esther
Underwood,
Edna
Robln-
FRASER
HOUSE
We
shall
not
be
responsible
for
articles
left
in
storage
or
deposit
after
30
days
from
this
date.
May
14,1951.
MR.
AND
MRS.
HICKS
sua.
the
Firemen
and
kept
nine
hiti
fairly
well
scattered
while
linking
out
12.
Vwjack
pitched
the
il:rst
four
Innings
for
tha
pulp
I
mill
team
and
allowed
eight
hit?
but
was
the
victim
of
same
very
P"Or
sutHAirl.
i
Thornsen
pitched
the
last
two
Innings
and
retired
six
straight
tatters,
four
by
strikeouU.
j
.
Leading
hitters
for
the
night
were
Adams
of
Firemen
with
two
doubles
and
a
single
while
for
the
Celanese.
Wagner
had
two
triples
and
Dalyn
and
Tucker
drove
out
doubles.
The
umpiring
was
outstanding
as
both
umpires
were
on
tiie
ball
on
everv
nlav
and
irnt
ih
r
A
Grind
Plac-e
to
Stop
244
Miles
to
TELKWA
HOTEL
Telkwa,
B.C.
just
a
Nice
Day's
Drive
Senior
bjys
Herbert
Roberts
(Port
Essington
I
48i.
.
Intermedials
boys
George
Cecil
Port
Simpson
i
27.
Junior
boys
Levi
Cootes
Kil-d
nani
26'-2.
Senior
girls-Edna
Robinson
iClo-oowi
31.
Inlermeidate
girls-Marie
Mor-iliion
(port
simp,
ziv,.
Junior
girls
-
Marion
Robin
THE
ONLY
FUR
COLD
STORAGE
VAULT
IN
NORTHERN
B.C.
INTERMEDIATE
EVENTS
!
Boys'
!
100
yardsGeorge
Cecil,
Percy
Louie,
Dennis
Ridley,
i
220
yards
George
Cecil,
Percy
;
Louif
,
Dennis
Ridley.
!
440
yards
George
Cecil,
Garry
j
Grant,
Dennis
Ridley
880
yards
George
Cecil,
Den-1
nif,
Ridley,
Garry
Grant
i
High
Jump
Garry
Grant,
i
Kenneth
Little,
Pat
Dixon,
E
Referee
was
Pat
Forman
and
Linesmen
were
8.
Dickens
and
G.
Ford.
I
Goal
Averages
.
Goals
PACIfiC
COAST
Seattle
8,
Oakland
10
"
;
San
Francisco
6,
Sacramento
9
Portland
7,
Los
Angeles
8
Hollywood
7,
San
Diftm
3
.
Western
International
Vancouver
8,
Salem
5
(Van--couvar
sets
league
record
with
14
consecutive
winsi
Victoria
1,
Tacoma
8
Tri-City
4,
Wenatchee
7
Yakima
4.
Spokane
3
son
(Clo-oosei
aaii.
t-IVIOK
B0V8
100
yards
Hjrh,.i
n,
game
moving
at
a
good
pace.
(
The
second
game
cf
the
season
will
be
played
at
Oy.'o
Park
on
Saturday
evening
and
will
te
2
George
Cecil.
Broad
Jump
Kennjth
Little,
j
James
E
:b,
George
Cecil.
Hop,
Step
and
Jump
Kenny
Little.
Georee.
Cecil
iimwi
h-Ji
i-t
wr
uiarlie,
Geddes
Wl)s:m.
220
yards
-Petr
Charlie,
Her-
'
Team
Played
Pavlikis,
Army
2
Cameron,
Army
2
Letourneau,
Motors
....
3
.
Jorgenson,
Army..,
2
j
Holkestad,
Army
.
:
2
Parkhuuse,
Army
2
Campeer,
Legion
2
!
Murray,
Legion
2
Bou!ter,
Motors
3
1
oen
Koirts,
Gerldes
Wilson,
upen
ttacno
V.
North
Stars
In
what
promises
to
be
a
close
ball
game
as
bath
Imse
teams
a'e
expected
to
be
str;.ig
this
veer.
CELANESE
....
AB
R
H
Losie,
lb
STEAMER
rince
Rupert
SAILS
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Thursday
at
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p.m.
For
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MIDNIGHT
Liixmy
at
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Fur
Reservations
Vizjack,
p,
2b
....
Thornsen,
2b,
p
Dalyn,
s
Eziard
Charles
w
,hu
.ncrqen
Roberts,
j
"oi
rui
Kenneth
LIUle,
Feler
Charlie,
Reginald
Wesley
!
James
Bob,
Percy
Louie.
880
yards
Herbert
Roberts,
'
Girls'
R'
glnald
Wesley,
Clifford
Mor-
'
50
yards
MarM
Morrison,
Sal--an-
.
'y
Morrison,
Doreen
Wilson
Mile
Run
Herbert
Roberts,
'
75
yards
Marie
Morrison,
Sal-Rsglr.ald
Wesley.
Wallace
Haiz-
y
M
-
rrison,
Mena
Underwood
imsque.
loo
yards
Marie
Morrison,'
Mile
Walk
Mdvln
Morrison,
Mena
Underwood,
Sally
Morri-Herberl
Roberts,
David
Louie.
son
'
High
Jump
Herbert,
Roberts,
'
75
Skip
Mena
Underwood,
Ai
thui
Giant,
Peter
Charlie.
,
Sally
Morrison,
Adeline
Under
lucker,
cf
fielder.
It'
Lepage,
c
Wagnt:-,
3b
Carroll,
rf
...
4
..
4
.
4
35
AB
o
load
Jump
Herbert
Roberts
wood.
Easy
Winner
CHICAGO
Heavyweight
champion
Ezzard
Charles
hand-
'
ed
out
a
stinging
boxing
lesson
to
an
inept
light
heavyweight
champion
Joj
Maxim
for
a
unanimous
decision
In
their
fif-
j
teen-round
title
bout
at
the
j
Chicago
Stadium
Wednesday
!
night.
Peter
Charlie,
Oeddes
Wilson.
1
FIREMEN
-Franks.
3b
2
Write
or
Call
ITY
OK
DKI'OT
OFFICE
Hauser.
2b
a
i
High
Jump
Shirley
John
f'l"),
Marie
Morrison,
Mena
Underwood
Broad
Jump
Dorean
Wilson,
Mena
Underwood,
Marie
Clappis
IT'S
NEW!
,
IT'S
EXCITING
!
STRIKINGLY
BEAUTIFUL
!
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and
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P'-nerts.
Peter
Charlie.
Gedd.-s
Wilson.
I
Shot
Put
Peter
Charlie,
Het-;bert
Roberts.
Gecldes
Wilson.
SENIOR
filRI.S
Tchabold,
ss
4
Spring,
lb
3
Adams.
If
a
rl
MtiNUlS
RUPERT,
II
B.C.
'
f?
from.:.
cf
oCT
FIRE
MOTHS
THEFT
SAFETY
FURS-T
,
IN
.
I
Charles,
vicious
44U
walk
Sally
Morrison,
Wil
I
njo
Knighton,
JMyrtle
Little.
Shir
j
ley
John.
1
Whatman,
cf
4
I
Baker,
c
4
!
Mathews,
rf
4
oisen,
p
3
50
yards
Edna
Robinson.
Es
32
10
BILL
SCUBY'S
FUR
VAULT
ther
Underwood,
Marjory
Dennis
i
JCKIOR
Boys
75
yards-Edna
Robinson,
Es-
!
100
yards
Levi
Cootes,
Paul
the
Underwood,
Marjory
Dennis:
Tommy.
Denny
Dixon
1C0
yards
Edna
Robinson,
Es-
i
220
Levi
Cootes,
Donald
James
IHTsl
I
I-
ir.o..
rjxon
(32
45
reco:d
Base
on
balls.
Clsen
s
Vi
made
his
eighth
title
defence
a
j
sharp
belting
all
the
way
of
i
the
wary
and
cautious-punching
I
faaxim
who
was
bleeding
and
I
puffing
at
the
finish.
There
was
no
question
that!
fc.axim
was
outclassed
in
his
at-
'
tempt
to
dethrone
the.
Cincinnati
negro
who
had
beaten
him
three
tirr.-.'s
previously
before
e.ther
was
a
champion.
'
There
were
ho
knockdowns.
jack
3,
Thornsen
0;
strikeout-.,
iby
Olsen
12,
Vizjack
5,
Thor.i-
Jen
4;
two
baa;
hits,
Adams
2,
IDoljn,
Tucker;
thre?
ba-
MU,
,
Wagner
2.
I
440
yards
Levi
Cootes,
Paul
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