vs
-if
Friday,
August
24,
1951
One-Armed
Pitcher
Also
Heavy
Hitter
Gordon
and
Anderson
Snipe
Semi-Finals
in
Furious
COTTAM,
Ontario
(CP)
The
pride
of
this
southwestern
Ontario
town
is
Ronald
Hicks,
22-year-old,
one-armed
softball
pitcher.
Ronald
lost
his
right
arm
when
he
was
14
while
sawing
Seven
Inning
Tussle
All
Sports
Under
Eye
WASHINGTON
(CP)
Representative
L.
G,
Clemente
(Dem.
NY)
today
proposed
U.S.
congressional
Investigation
of
sporijs
contests.
...
and
what
&e
better
in
the
food
old
summer
time
than
a
long,
cool
Collins...
made
just
right.
For
perfection
in
a
Collins
always
use...
I
wood
on
his
father's
farm.
But
l
the
loss
of
his
right
flipper
i
didn't
get
him
down.
-Ul'l.'.Ij
I
He
was
captain
of
his
tea:n
.
In
a
high
school
softball
league
He
introduced
a
resolution
to
two
year3
ag0
He.g
never
batte(i
set
up
a
five-man
house
com
we
re
mimira
b
less
than
.300.
Ronald
has
tried
his
one
arm
at
baseball
but
has
never
been
successful
at
it.
It's
the
glove.
Playing
ba.seball
he
would
have
to
pick
up
the
ball
with
his
gloved
hand,
slip
off
the
glove
and
then
make
his
throw.
He
mittee
to
study
football,
basketball,
racing,
boxing
and
other
sporting
contests,
professional
or
otherwise."
Purpose
of
the
committee
would
be
to
determine
whether
legislation
or
other
action
is
necessary
to
prevent
illegal,
unethical,
corrupt
or
I
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sr
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Mtn
the
wn-di.
keeps
liuoi.!.
and
riltc-U
the
yr(
jrf
m
man
uses
(or
.1.
.
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Il.t
Mt
Collins
doesn't
need
a
glove
playing
softball.
nt
otherwise
improper
conduct
such
sporting
contests.
1
n
j
Life
isn't
just
a
game,
how-i
tver,
to
Runaiu.
lie'i
a
cabiuel-j
maker,
a
trade
he
developed
after
he
left
high
school.
LONDON
DRY
GIN
FAMOUS
OLD
FNtiU&M
FOrTMUUl
John
Collins
t
Company
Eng.
Cricket
Team
in
Win
VANCOUVER
Th3
touring
There's
only
one
thing
he
can't
do
and
that's
countersinking
a
nail.
'
I
have
more
work
than
I
can
do
and
I
have
hired
a
man,"
Rcr.ald
explains.
"He
countersinks
nail."
ilIrj
bml.
"I'd
il
always
'
n
Al
pit"'"
,lt'
(jiudin
msiiiilao
,
Willi
all
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1
PIGOISH
NAME
The
arrdvark,
a
South
African
ant-eater,
gets
its
name
from
the
Dutch
word
for
earth-pig
because
of
its
grubbing
V
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mTo
i
r
Marylebone
cricket
team
yesterday
took
a
notable
revenge
on
the
team
from
the
lower
B.C.
mainland
in
their
second
game
of
trie
series.
Having
won
the
first
over
li.CC,
the
local
eleven
was
trimmed
by
a
score
of
270
for
the
loss
of
four
wickets
to
scores
of
79
and
91,
or
a
total
of
170
for
two
innings.
Tdiayo
beings
a
two-day
test
match,
the
first
ever
to
be
staged
between
a
Canadian
team
and
England.
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WINNERS
OF
SEMI-FINAL
playoffs
In
Prince
Ruperts
baseball
league
are
Gordon
&
Anderson,
untleidi'g
favorites
throughout
the
season.
Led
bj
driving
manager,
6tan
Cornwall
(middle
row,
centre
i
the
Hurdwaremen
shoved
out
second
ilace
Commercials
last
night,
9-8.
BRONCHIAL
COUGH
Are
yoi.
ki-pt
awake
by
a
nervt-raikitig
bronchial
ctjuyh?
i:
phli-ri
m
tightly
packed
in
your
bronchial
tultja,
nonmouftt
oi
coughing
act-ma
ablf
to
diiUxIge
it?
'
Teniijlt'ton'a
KAZ
MAH
ciiiwultr
ate
;
esiprcwlly
made
to
iK-n
phlegm,
it
'
come
away
easily
and
you
are
relirvei
o(
I
cout(hin)t
and
whet-ziriR.
Get
Kaz-Mah
for
quick
relict.
65t,
i.SS
at
drui.s.ia,
ft-56
If
vim
want
to
sell
tt.
advertise
ft.
News
classifieds.
Ahoy,
There,
With
one
run
behind,
Don
Scherk
last
night
took
the
mound
for
Gordon
&
Anderson
in
the
last
of
the
fourth
inning
with
a
three
and
no
count
on
the
batter
to
win
the
semi-finals
with
a
three-run
lead
over
Canada's
Oldest
Distillery
ESTABLISHED
1832
Commercials.
"Hospitality
and
Good
Food"
rhat
is
Our
First
Aim
Phone
17
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Ortlrrs
Tu
Take
Out
a
A
PRODUCT
OF
j
8"
!
On
The
Moon
LONDON
The
British
Interplanetary
Society
predicts
that
human
beings
will
make
the
first
piloted
return
flight
to
the
moon
before
the
Jnd
of
the
century.
Space-flight
scientists
will
discuss
the
project
at
the
second
Intel
national
congress.
told
Letourneau
so
after
the
inning.
"(jet
out
of
the
park
or
I'll
call
the
game."
cried
Letour-
neau,
and
meant
it.
Mcllardy
left.
Sunday
will
be
the
first
game
of
the
best-three-of-five
final
series
between
league-winning
PRESENT
CREDIT
RESTRICTIONS
HAVE
MADE
'
JOHNQ.
PUSLIC
ECONOMY-MINDED
CONSIDER
THF.SE
FACTS
WHEN
BUYING
A
CAR:
Ford's
English
Prefect
mmodore
Cafe
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the1
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Scoring
ended
9-8
in
the
seven-lnnlng
night
game.
Packed
with
action
from
the
start,
the
deciding
game
featured
one
home
run,
a
lot
of
hitting
and
some
thrilling
base-running
which
left
both
teams
with
arguments
on
their
hands.
Jam-packed
with
color,
the
Mm..
fTEA
BAGS
:
Abel
&
Odowes
and
the
Hard-
I
For
NEW
CONSTRUCTION
cellar-boys
for
the
season
s
walJ
0t
.With
the
type
of
play
and
New
Consul
display
FEW
REDCAPS
There
were
only
23
miles,
of
railway
lines
m
the
United
States
in
1830.
A
,
and
REPAIR
WORK1
league
playing,
came
up
to
split
ing
the
young
team
has
been
the
semi-final
tie
their
way.',j0ing
lately,
it
promises
to
be
a
Zaccarelll
for
Commercials
was
guff
battle
between
them
and
the
losing
pitcher,
taking
over
the
veteran
Clothiers.
irom
John
Rosedare
in
the
sixth
.
Cordon
&
Anderson
SEE
HEAVY
BUSINES8
Inning
while
still
one
run
ahead
AB
.
.
.
Lowest
price
in
their
field
.
.
.
Ch'-apeEt
per
mile
operation
.
.
.
Small
down
payment
available
Fort
William
Is
the
largest
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.;
coal-handling
centre
In
Canada
mvi
VFR-V1CTORIA
It
handled
2,500.000
tons
In
1948.
215
1st
Avenue
West
in
the
game.
Sunberg,
ss
4
The
razzle-dnzzle
tactics
of
Youns.
c
...
4
Stan
Cornwell.
me-run
hitler
Scheik.
2b,
p
4
of
the
game
and
manager
of
the
Cornnwell,
cf
3
sem'-flnal
playoff
champs,
more
Marshall,
If
4
than
stunned
the
record
night
Hartwig,
lb
3
crowd
tvveral
times.
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rf
'
f
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day,
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Tuesday,
12
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n
w
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up
four
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in
a
row
aUh
p;
3b
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;
l
3
1
HiR
SOUTH
(Jl'KEN
'
28
9
with
Commercials
scoring
three
runs
in
two
successive
Innings,
when
Cornwell
yanked
the
18-
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SEE
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Til
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ISLANDS
IJiUum.
August
10
and
24
9
pm.
vear-old
hurler
and
put
Third
B
s'm'son
2b
Baseman
Don
Schvrk
on
the
Zaccarelu
'
'3bi
p
uiound
with
bases
loaded
and
a
aunrii
lf
three
and
nothing
count
on
windl'e,
ss
........
Bruce
8imund?on.
Morgan,
c
Filching
cold,
Scherk
walked
Llnney,
cf
Simundson
and
a
run
was
fore-
Desaulnler,
lb
..
ed
in
free.
But
the
next
batter,
McDuire,
rf
Zaccarelll,
struck
out
.to
retire
Rosedale,
p.
lf
...
1
0
1
1
0
1
0
0
AB
..
2
.
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2
.
4
31
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J.
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$27'50
,
rir.ee
Rupert
AKcnt
Avenue
Phone
508
6
10
herk,
the
side.
Scherk
gave
up
four
hits
on
ujhlch
two
runs
were
scored
In
Wii'nlnt
pitcher
Don
ENTERPRISE
SKILL
INTEGRITY
pitching
three
innings,
allowed
four
hits,
gave
up
one
base
on
v,
inat
ln-t
it-ttT
hnt
Pnmmr
rlii,
couldn't
overcome
the
lead
balls
and
'hit
a
batter,
and
struck
?ile
UlseVe??e
Jree
pass
on
a
hit
natter
aiiu.
.
thev
'wt
slip
away
in
the
top
half
out
th
ee,
with
one
earned
run.
of
the
seventh
when
the
hotel
j
MattheVs,
starter
for
G.
&
A.,
men.
literally
"blew
up."
allowed
six
hits,
four
runs,
walk-
Struck
out
one.
1
Home
runii
Cornwell;
3-base
hit,
Zaccarelll;
2-base
hits
i
Young,
Scherk
and
Zaccarelll
took
over
the
mound
1
ed
two
and
hit
a
batter,
striking
zaccarem.
In
the
top
of
the
sixth,
also
from
'
out
two.
Losing
pitcher
Zac-
Hartwig.
third
base
position,
just
auer
careni
gave
up
uiree
inus,
wain-RiKptlnle
eave
uo
a
hit
to
Young
,
ed
two
and
struck
out
four.
Rose.
It
you
want
to
set)
It.
artvertls
:
FOR
B.C.
WEEKLY
NEWSPAPERS
hint
A
Welcome
Your
Porch
When
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cume'
to
your
house
tlicy
ive
your
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"
ynu
want
the
b,t
in
hard
drying,
Kl'sy,
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re-"'"tlng
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you'll
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'
,
-
...
no
prtu
cloth
jfcJ
rtq
wired.
In
the
wrong
field,
but
tt
wasn't
long
after,
that
Commercials
seemed
to
go
to
pieces.
First,
Catcher-
Herb
Morgan
took
a
painful
Injury
to
a
formerly
Injured
forefinger
through
a
bad
ball
and
had
to
take
to
centre
field,
with
Windle
going
In
as
catcher.
Hotelmen
were
playing
with
all
men
in
the
field
no
one
on
the
bench.
The
last
Inning
was
a
hectic
Cintwl
0RCH
FLOOR
oak
dvrtMar
b
not
publltSoa
or
cfiiplaytd
by
t
rhslkNOf
Uqw
DRY
Extra-fait
dry
Ironing
on
nylon,
llnon.
cotton
and
plain
froavo
acvtottt
.
.
.
utomatk
itmpara.
tor
wHinji.
one
for
both
teams,
but
the
Hardware
men
did
the
damage
!
as
they
stormed
In
with
four
runs
i
off
two
errors,
a
wild
pitch
and
PAINT
s,ond
long
hard
traffic
two
hits.
SAND-LOT
BRIEFS:
Stan
Cornwell
knocked
in
his
first
homer
of
the
season
in
the
fourth
nining
last
night
as
he
clouted
a
high
pitch
deep
into
left
field
and
over
the
fence
on
ona
bounce.
I
N
annual
comootition
with
their
eofrtomporori
from
SIMMONS
60th
ANNIVERSARY
SPECIALS
ANNIVERSARY
SPRING-FILLED
MATTRESS
220-coil
"auto
lock"
construction,
taped
roll
edge,
cloth
handles,
for
turning
and
air
ventilators.
SPECIAL
$44.50
coast
to
coast,
B.C.
Woolly
Newspapers
nv
consistently
won
top
honors
for
new
coverage,
editorial
excellence
and
community
service.
Last
year,
of
the
47
first,
second
and
third
place
awards,
B.C
Weekly
Newspapers
won
16.
This
was
considerably
msj
than
any
other
province
in
Canade.
In
this
national
contest
two
B.C
Weekliet
were
edjudjed
best
In
their
circulation
brackets,
one
jot
Most
consistent
hitting
In
the
Hot
point
Work-Saving
Time-Saving
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Convorti
from
itoam
to
dry
at
a
teuch
bf
trio
hondl
button
any-
timo
taiy-fill
holo
en
handle
(Imply
roit
Iron
on
hool
and
pour
In
wator
Stoam
ihutt
off
automatically
whon
Iron
li
In
reltod,
roit
potitien
o
full
vision
fabric
dial
for
dry
game
was
done
by
Larry
Matthews,
starting
pitcher
for
G&A.
with
three
for
three,
and
by
Herb
;
Morgan,
Commercial
s
catcner,
who
had
three
for
four,
and
got
on
onta
by
an
error.
first
place
In
the
community
service
contest
and
another
first
place
for
best
front
paje.
Sicks'
Capileno
Brewery
salutes
the
B.C
Weeklies.
Their
real
achievement
has
been
accomplished
in
the
only
possible
way
.
.
.
through
the
constant
practice
of
Enterprise,
Skill
and
Intejrity.
THERE
IS
NO
SOBSTITOTE
for
QUALITY
WE'RE
READY
TO
SERVE
YOU
WELL
Ironing
Zaccarelll
almost
made
a
homer,
for
he
actually
got
home
on
his
hit,
but
Marshall
laid
a
glove
on
the
drive,
also
Into
deep
left,
hut.
inst
in
the
weeds,
for
a
three-
COMET
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Filled
with
mixed
feather
filling.
Attractive
cover.
Size
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$6.25
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fbase
hit
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Hl-tpood
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roady
for
work
In
2
minutos.
Com
in
for
a
demonstration
Authorized
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I
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;
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
"A
good
place
to
buy
over
a
quarter
of
a
century"
S27
3rd
Avenue
Phone
775.
In
a
furious
rhubarb
In
the
last
Inning
in
which
G&A
scored
four
runs,
Umpire-lh-chlef
Andy
Letourneau
stood
fast
by
two
safe
and
close
calls
at
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plate.
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base
umpire
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McHardy
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think
the
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right
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