I
I
!
1
BASEbsALL-
Sottoart
fli!ne
lu6i
1
CAjily
lien.
'iiday,
June
29,
l'Jal
Hotel
Men
in
Shut-Out
'
Reorganizing
CoramereiaU
Rubbed
Of
No-Hit
Victory
Of
Softball
Ray
Spring
put
out
Desonnler
to1
t'nd
the
stoiiii!?
fur
that
inning.
The
fifth
inning
was
almost
a
!
A
sir.gle
base
hit
near
the
end
A
new
deal
in
the
Senior
Soft
cj
last
ninht's
ba.aeball
rarnr
i
repeat
performance
by
Com-
I
ball
League
will
go
into
effect
next
week
in
an
effort
to
improve
the
competition.
The
North
Star
entry
is
folding
up
and
spoUcu
-l5at
other!iw
ssuW
'
nrcials.
They
Joudetl
the
bae
have
been
a
no-hit
victory
foi
i'w,ce
w,,h
two
nlts
and
thiee
Cosimer?t!
they
txiunded
error-
Two
more
errors
brought
Gordon
&
Andvrson
In
a
shut-j
ru"
"d
tw
runs
were
their
player
will
strengthen
the
!
Hawks
and
Firemen
teams.
Pitcher
Lloyd
Lahtf,
Catcher!
Windv
Rrhwntj
and
Outfielder-
111
VVilllllf
Pitcher
Frency
Vigar
vill
go
to
the
Hawks
while
the
remainder
I
out
defeat
of
6-0.
i
sr.ooneo
in.
Centrcfiiflder
Corn-
ftiow
moving
Don
Hawryliik
I
wel1
scwped
up
a
owooping
line
i
UwSn
out
10
men
and
gave
up!anve
by
wlndle-
about
the
only
the
only
hit
to
Gordon
Ac-!
fteld
p'oy
for
hig
team.
uerson
first
baseman,
Sunberg,
I
Losing
pitcher
Matthews,
hurl-in
the
first
of
the
sixth
Inning.
ins
all
seven
Innings
of
the
Then
he
continued
to
pitch
his
'
game,
allowed
30
men
at
bat
and
sliut-out,
the
first
thla
season,
j
eight
hits,
struck
out
four
and
But
the
six
runs
brought
in
by
ve
one
base
on
ball
nd
ars-the
Koifimen
wasn't
aii
cue
tu'"''""
dv
hitting
a
batter.
ax
Kvuy
of
the
Stars
will
aid
the
short-handed
Firemen.
'
s;
v
v,
"
'
V'
-
-1
-
..,
-
i
f
"
'
4
t
S
i
y
'
f
.
-
-
-
-
I
.
.,,.
I
i
"
,
-
Rupert
Radio
and
Cellulose!
had
proved
much
too
good
and
:
loose
games
were
the
Jesuit
but
j
ineir
strong
playing
for
the
in-!
Shut-out
pitcher
Hawryluk
al-
it
ii
leil
that
the
changes
snouiri
j
I
V,
331
M
1
A
,
-
'
J
)
ftii
uut!
hit
oil
2
mn
at
bat.
result
In
a
much
tighter
league.
and
struck
I
two
bases
on
balls
oat
10
with
no
rung.
N
0
JOHNNY
COME
TO
HILO
;
;
The
new
achedule
will
start
next
week
with
the
first
game!
fwld
ui
O
&
A
went
completely
'j
to
po;
after
the
fourth
Inning.
I
In
all.
10
errorj
wcre
counted
j
ir.
three
by
3rd
baseman
Hiit-jwlg;
loar
by
shortstop
Don
'
Scherk;
one
by
catcher
Careili,
I
and
two
by
left
fielder
Marshall.
on
Wednesday,
July
4.
O
ic
A
Sunberg,
lb
..
hartwig,
2u
..
Marshall.
If
Tonight
Rupert
Radio
and
Columbia
Ceiiuiose
meet
In
ft
u
wane
tier,
u
snake
her,
U
shake
!
BUTTim
tjl
4aJiriA
t
io
t
trot
hotf
.titi
i
R
0
a
o
o
0
0
0
AB
3
3
a
...
2
3
...
3
3
2
two
clubs
the
Cellulose
boys
won
!
M
thai
eirl
ivitn
the
blue
dress
on.
j
Matthews
gave
up
eight
hits,
Scherk,
D.,
ss
8-1
and
will
be
out
to
repeat.
11
.
....
..
I
only
two
runs
of
their
six
were
earr..'d
by
Commercials.
I
The
game
started
out
fast
with
Careili,
c
.
i
Matthews,
F-rd,
2b
ry
U
Johnny
come
io
tlilo,
poor
old
man.
;
fw
For
over
2
century
Lamb's
Navy
!
.w..
Manager
LePage
will
probably
start
fastballer
Chuck
Teachman!
on
the
mound
while
Rusty
Foid
of
the
Radiomen
has
Monk
!
Aft
rmn..u
Spring,
Uf
2
both
pitchers
showing
good
control.
But
although
15-vear-old
1
1
Sundberg,
ieny
Ford
and
himself
all
ready
to
start.
j
V
has
been
the
call
of
those
who
know
i
i
nl
eood
rum.
Smrtnth
and
mpllinu
it
.
0
0
0
R
0
1
1
10
H
E
1
7
."7"
1
m
NiKft
O.inineiru.1.
in
Prince
Ru.-ts
B..,.
ball
League
Is
Larry
Wa.
ner,
31,
with
three
wins
to
his
credit.
WaVne"
born
and
raised
in
Smithers,
pitched
here
dnrln-
th.
Wd
Z
vZ"lT1Z
f
Dr
dock
and
Aii-Sfars-In
he
W
yeal'S
after
that
Ior
oliver
'
the
ith
Olivet
TT
I"ternat,"nal
ue.
He
was
awarded
Ihl
O
iver
Hotel
trophy
for
winning
pitcher
of
tte
Wgue
in
1048
which
Included
five
American
teams
Matthews
thiew
a
good
bail
with
Total
24
only
one
base
on
balls
against
commercials
AB
him
he
got
little
support
from
g
simunUson,
ss
4
the
f)eld-
.M.Simundsen.cf
3
The
best
showing
Matthews
Gunn.
3b
4
1
miide
was
in
the
last
of
the
third
,
Windle,
2b
4
o
when,
with
bases
loaded,
he
j
Warner,
rf
4
2
pitched
two
strike-outs
one
after
I
Hawryluk,
p
3
2
ite
omer
to
cnncn
the
inning
:
Desonnler,
lb
2
0
is
matured,
blended
and
bottled
in
Britain
of
the
finest
Demerara
Rums.
ji
toll's
If
ivy
Bum
I
This
Jvcrtiscment
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Bond
or
by
ihe
Gevernment
of
British
Columbia.
An
Old
Sia
SWji
-
'
(
without
a
score.
Linney,
If
3
o
PEANUT
GARB
j
A
new
factory
in
Scotland
j
estimates
1951
production
of
a!
new
textile
from
peanuts
will
bJ
around
3.C30
tons.
!
Morgan,
e.
3
0
Friends
in
Box
Derby
1
0
8
1
Total
...
.
30
0
With
three
assists
already
to
his
credit,
Matthews
gave
up
two
hits,
one
to
Morgan,
the
other
to
Bruce
Simundson.
Desonnler
got
on
through
a
fumbled
tall
by
third-baseman
Hartwig.
QUALITY
STORE
(PETTENUZZO'S)
521
FLLTON
STREET
Working
late?
Tired
of
cooking?
Going
on
a
Picnic"
LARGEST
SPECIES
J
L
.
oicpkicu
""
;
Columbia
is
the
largest
of
8ev-
the
.....w
a
wi
n;au
1UI
uir
ara
spruce
species,'
sometimes
height
of
250
feet.
reaching
a
We.
have
salads,
cold
meats,
etc.
Specializing
in
Spaghetti,
Cooked
Chickens.
Phone
470
Salt
Lake
Ferry
Leaves
Cow
Bay
Float
THURSDAY
2
p.m.,
4
p.,m.,
7
p.m.
SUNDAY
Continuous
from
10:30
a.m.
WVather
jwrmitiing
I
Billy
Wattiiough
and
Richard
Bury
both
are
sponsored
by
the
Kinsmen
Club
w
entries
in
the
Soap-Box
De;r,y
tonight.
"But
I
hope
we
don't
have
to
race
agrtinst
each
other,"
said
Billy.
Both
boys
have
been
working
together
on
their
cars
the
last
few
days.
And
they've
been
jiving
it
everything
they
could.
Billy,
who
is
12
and
hns
just
teen
promoted
to
Grade
Vlt,
u
-.
his
car
well
on
the
way
some
time
ago
but
his
pal
Richard
got
into
a
little
trouble.
So
the
two
of
them
got
together
and
started
from
scratch
ten
days
ago,
rebuilding
Richard's
soap-box.
"We've
been
up
until
10:30
every
night
since
then,"
said
Richard.
"We've
really
been
.
working."'
So
far
it
has
cost,
willy
$5.50
to
build
his
car,
end
it's
cost
Richard
$4.21.
Richard
will
be
13
in
September
and
his
hobby
is
building
model
airplanes
and
collecting
pictures
of
jet
planes.
He's
never
Ci,
Dependable
Auto
Service
ELECTROLUX
CANADA
LTD.
Tomorrow
is
your
last
day
to
get
your
Eleclrolux
at
the
Old
Price
New
price
effective
July
1
PHONE
BLUE
970
.ui
ior
wun
Das-s
loaded
any
kind
of
a
hit
would
bring
In
a
run.
And
the
pitches
came,
one-tw;-three
all
strikes.
That
made
two
away,
for
Linney
had
looped
out
to
left
field.
Left-handed
Gunn
stepped
in
next
and
I'epeated
Miner's
performance
before
him.
The
crowd
loved
that
and
rose
with
a
mighty
cheer.
But
in
the
fourth
inning,
the
same
got
away
from
Matthews.
Benny
Windle
dropped
a
curving
loop
into
short
centre
for
a
pingjj.
Warner
singled
again.
Hawryluk
got
on
by
a
'fielder's
choice
when
Hartwig
threw
home
to
put
out
Windle
coming
In
for
the
run.
In
a
last
play
between
catcher
Carelh
and
third.
Windle
woe
run
down.
Wi'h
two
men
left
on,
Desonnler
walked
and
loaded
the
bases
once
more.
Up
stepped
Murmn
and
hit
the
first
pitch
on
the
ground,
fumbled
by
shortstop
Scherk.
Warner
came
in
with
the
first
run.
A
hit
by
Bruce
Simundson
deep
into
right
field
brought
In
Hawryluk
but
a
long
peg
to
home
from
rightfielder
Chop
Suey
-
Chow
Me;n
Open
8
p.m.
-
2:30
a.m.
Tires,
battery,
radiator
and
crankcaso
.
.
.
thr-y
need
constant
service,
and
they
get
that
service
here
every
time
you
drive
up
for
gas!
Be
wise.
Drive
up
hvre
for
expert
service
today
and
every
day!
f
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
i
JOHN
H.
BULGER
Fur
Outside
Orders
Phone
133
,
nt
Oric
clrlit
been
up
in
a
plane
before
he
says,
but
"boy,
i
sure
would
KEEP
IT
RIGHT
Inside
and
ir
out.
THE
"PUNKYDOODLE"
DRESS
Styled
by
HONEY
CHILD
Only
Infunt's
Dress
with
matching
Pantle
For
NEW
CONSTRUCTION
I
;
and
REPAIR
WORKj;
SEE
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.
f
(
I
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
o
DRIVE
UP
AT
The
Slork
Shoppc
215
1st
Avenue
West
I
1
Phone
909
P.O.
Box
721
u
Blue
810
like
to,"
and
is
looking
eagerly
forward
to
the
race
tonight.
"I
had
a
plane
ride
once,"
said
Billy.
He
explained
he"
won
a
star
recognition
contest
In
Sunday
school
which
gave
him
a
ilight
to
Sundspit
and
back.
Besides
building
soap-boxes,
Billy
collects
stamps
and
match
folders.
Both
boys
are
scout
members.
At
the
Derby,
Richard
and
Billy
will
be
wearing
new
jackets
with
Kinsmen
crests
on
them,
provided
by
the
sponsors.
They
will
wear
the
regulation
Kinsmen
hats
during
the
race.
Two
other
entries,
Maurice
Levacher,
sponsored
by
the
"Holy
Names
Society,
and
Jack
Rudolph,
Canadian
Legion
.candidate;
have
''their
ca
ready
to
go
today.
There
are
eight
entries
n
ail,
and
the
race
will
be
run
in
.even
elimination
heats.
For
the
MEAL
that
REFRESHES
Superior
Auto
Service
.WATER
tells
the
truth
about..,
WHISKY
'--
k
t
NEST
)
.
BEST
OF
'.'i.iii'iii..
FCOD.!ilUai:C00KJNG
)
'
M,
A
y
j
LIMITED
'
r-
N
.
.
1
tudeboker
end
Austin
Deolers
Third
Ave.
at
Park.
Green
217
FOR
TAKE
OUT
ORDERS
PHONE
200
BROADWAY
CAFE
ft
m
GREAT
COLLEGE
A
charter
for
McGill
Univer-lity,
Montreal,
was
granted
in
1821
and
teaching-
began
la
t
Put
Seagram't
"83"
to
the
water
test.
For
water
(plain
or
sparkling)
is
your
most
reliable
guide
to
the
whole
truth
about
any
whisky.
Water
adds
nothing,
detracts
nothing,
but
reveals
a
whisky's
true,
natural
flavour
and
bouquet.
Say
SEAGRAM'S
and
be
SURE
.
.
i
of
the
finest
:
"83"
2
e&jafladtan
mm
:
i
"1
9
WASHING
CARS
TIRE
REPAIRING
.
GENERAL
CLEAN-UP
We
specialize
in
servicing
for
long
trips
Rupert
Motors
Limited
CHRYSLER,
PLYMOUTH.
FARGO
DISTRIBUTORS
!
Thl.
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
Ifie
liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
?,
.
i
"
Kits
ana
meununj
in
lo,.
JSWEETCAPS
fnTrfflHTH"1)
x
SJf-A
CLEAN
AND
FIRM
WlTu
iT6
,,,4:3-
SATIN
SMOOTH
,h,s
Ik
VX-v-r"r"
GENUINE
CORK
KUDO
OR
IV
TMI
AaVtlWMINT,
Of
-
I
I
II
'
ltUM
COtUMil
.
I
'
.
(
ca
I
..tin
Qmq
f'i-
tit:
j
A
'
tjS
new
!
!
M
VS
FUR
COLD
.
LUGGAGE
ORMES
i
protect
K
STORAGE
tfaufr
Phone
id
I
FUfIS
The
Pioneer
Druggists
TOP
QUALITY
at
RIGHT
PRICES
For
Men
and
Women
Both
fashion
FOOTWEAR
97
&
Free
rick-up
Service
BILL
SCUBY
FURS
I
PHONE
8
1