Curling
Rink
Construction
Prince
Rupert
Doily.
N'ew3
Monday,
October
2,
l&al
Louis
Not
Yet
Quit
.
1
Begins;
Pipe
Order
by
Rail
wagf
mjw
w.Mi,
"mv
i
Jrtiv.
Although
It
is
expected,
Joe
Louis,
former
world's
heavyweight
champion,
had
not
yet
announced
his
retirement
following
his
defeat
by
Rocky
Marciano
Friduv
night.
V
Mr.
Frizzell
to
the
Curling
Club
has
been
applied
for
but
application
must
be
approved
by
Ottawa.
Savs
Mr
Mrutt-A
Onrl
rli
Some
time
this
week
several
thousand
feet
of
Iron
pipe
will
leave
Winnipeg
by
rail,
consigned
to
-Jhe
Prince
Rupert
Curling
Club
but,
even
before
it
arrives,
construction
Is
expected
to
begin
on
the
Seal
Cove
He
will
not
retire
until
his
re
cision
is
exacted
to
take
a
few
turn
turn
from
trom
a
tour
ul
Japan,
tiie
lormer
champion
says.
1951
Star
Ball
Team
NEW
YORK
APiA
power-packed
outfield,
a
tight
inner
deter.-
and
crafty
pitching
backed
by
that
ra.e
diamond
commoduya
hard-hitting
catcher
niaae
up
the
19d1
Associated
Press
All-Star
Baseball
team.
fclBht
of
the
16
big
league
clubs
are
represented
on
the
sixth
annual
AP
dream
team,
chosen
oy
186
members
of
the
Basebaii
Writers'
Association
of
America
The
B.'ooklyn
Doriners
salvaged
some
glory
from
tile
'51
season
by
placing
three
players
ou
the
squad
the
only
team
wiUi
more
than
ore
representative.
Here
Are
Pit-kings
The
All-star
team
(with
vot's
n
parenthesis):
first
base--
f
errin
Fain,
Athletes
Ulli.
f
ond
bate
la-irlp
n-.hi,-.-
awaited!
''n
Pxecutive
meeting
Tuesday
Word
now
is
being
--a
J?
win
De
called
to
form
evfinite
construction
plans.
If
you
want
to
seU
it,
advertise
It.
News
classified.
in
STAN
FIELD'S
i
winter
undies
for
women
and
children
"
A
quality
line
of
soft,
warm,
,
1
underthings
in
all
wool
wool
C
and
cotton
or
all
cotton!
',
Every
garment
with
1
Stanfield's
famous
'
EW
CHAIN
SEVEN
HORSEPOWER
from
Doug
Frizell
for
permission
to
remove
cars
presently;
stored
In
the
building,
says
the1
club
president,
Neely
Moore.
Meanwhile,
membership
has
grown
to
115
and
Mr.
Moore
Is
confident
that
the
objective
of
150
members
will
be
reached
before
long.
It
Is
estimated,
he
said
today,
that
first
year
curling
will
be
by
members
only
whose
share
purchase
will
in-elutij
rink
fees.
An
order
has
been
placed
for
half
the
number
of
"rocks"
required
and
the
balance
are
being
located.
B.C.
Packers
Ltd.
have
confirmed
tbvy
will
sumilv
refrie-1
55
POUNDS
features
of
good
fit
and
-t
easy
washability.
No
risk
"
of
fading
or
shrinkage.
.
A
wide
variety
of
styles
'
and
types
at
practical,
t
iwtai
WEIGHT
f
J
i
son.
Dodgers
H80i.
moderate
prices!
U
s
lhe
7-55,
built
by
McCulluch.
the
world's
largest
builders
of
power
chain
saws
Come
in
lor
a
demonstration
-
iiuiti
Base
George
Kell,
Timers
U44I.
Shortstap
Phi!
Hizzutlo
.Yankees
(7!i.
Left
Field
Ted
Wiliiomc
n
..1
THIS
IS
THt
SAW
YOU'Vf
BEEN
WAITING
fOR!
AT
BETTER
STORES
EVERYWHERE
eration.
I
AKW
RANGtR
Oaye
Stewart,
left-winner
obtained
by
New
K:'!n't,ni
a
dial
wl,h
Detroit
Reel
Wings,
gets
!n
shape
fo-!''
H'-key
Leairt
neason.
The
Fort
William,
Ont
,
native'
Ml
Plyf"
'h
his
fourth
NHL
'
club
Toronto
and
ch'cago
....Pfv.ou.ti.-a.m
i
CP
Photoi
Imperial
Tobacco
Is
donatio
I
Sox
U02).
score
boards
ntrefield
Stan
MukI-.iI
f.
-
i-
WE
CARRY
A
FULL
LINE
OF
SPARE
PARTS
FOR
ALL
Mcculloch
saws
Alteration
of
the
former
RCAF
mess
hall
at
Seal
Cove
which
will
I
house
the
rink,
is
to
begin
this
I
week.
I
Following
commute;
chair-
i
men
have
boon
appointed:
I
inals
(179i.
I
Right
field
Hulph
Kinei,
Pittsburgh.
Catcher
Roy
t.'ampanella
Dcdgirs
(1071.
Lefthancled
pitcher
F.eaclier
,R"e,
Dodgers
1116).
I
rjghthunded
pitcher
Sul
1
Muue,
Giants
(82).
;
"Iheouiheid
J-'illiams,
Kiner
and
Musial
who
combined
re
on
the
ALLEYS
acific
Electric
Di.
L.
M.
Greene
and
Jack1
Laurie,
finance
and
membership-
Neely
Moore
and
T.
G.
Bateman,
lease;
Earl
Cordon,
rocks
and
'
ice;
Duncan
Whitmore,
consti-
i
tution;
Vic
Grant,
lighting;-
Ed
Boulter,
Harold
Thorn
and
Al
j
Berner,
!e!riferat.ion-
Rill
Ur
.
'Mr
Mcculloch
chain
saws
AUTHORIZED
SALES
and
SERVICE
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Box
1399
Ph.
Blue
992
;r!:on
A
took
all
top
honors
I
captured
oy
C.
Perrvman
of
ilnp-ikv
uHit
in
the
Columbia
pen:
with
C08
and
257
Mlx'-'1
Bowling
League!
Ladle.1
hlwh
i,,.,
u..
ceived
S255XOO
this
year
W
their
services
smacked
lUhjme
run
and
drove
across
343
runs.
Kinei
poked
the
most
round-trippers
of
anybody
in
either
league
42
while
Williams
let
all
hitter
with
126
runs
batUd
In.
Musiul,
win
2U5
safetes.
topped
this
trio
Keneie,
Mel
Matthews
and
L.
C.
Eby,
oonsi
ruction;
Dr.
Greene
Mr.
Laurie
and
Mr.
Bateman
will
be
in
charge
of
voluntary
labor.
Transfer
of
lease
now
held
by
It
'The
M
m'iIs"
assuming
the
STANFIELD'S
LIMITED,
TRURO,
N.S.
Irene
Mostad,
of
IJimm
Boats
stands
at
161.
Hich
three
of
514
an
tlhitih
single
of
207
was
taken
hv
lli'lfn
lillu
tif
d:
ii
1.
111
oase
nils.-
.
;t't
two
points,
followed
clo.se
I
:,
tfcr:i
heels
by
thtt
"Whip-Its."
.single
of
the
evening
I
-wJuvIm)
by
llirothy
(iraham
W'liip-lls.
scoring
324.
and
Si
tlie
hii-li
-three
game
hon-
1
Team
hit-ri
three
In
Section
A
Second
Team
I--
held
Kn,
to
the
V0Un"-
the
by
Whip-I
s
.
str
down
2591
In
Section
iT
,Vl?
team
Up
like
this.
I
I
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JUST
)
P
WELL.
UURBV
I
IP
umII
"ih
it
a
chi
H..o
nrr
i-,.,i,i
..
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I
'
uase
uil
Hudires
nd-
COME
DEAP,
QUICK-
)
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TO
THE
Millie
MILLIKESVSWOP
SWOp
)
)
inp
see
the
WAT
I
PlCKEP
)
nrz
S5s?i2
k
WE'VE
SOT
TO
GET
-l
I
,
J
I
vi
J
f
THESE
COHTVACV
1
I
fl
Hr-K
'
1
nr-
I
V
.
,
T
-
y
u
lib
in-11
1
navir.iM
aver
-ice
of
of
190.
190
u-f
,
A-Tne
Weeds
17;
fcchoendienst.
Cardinals
U-
3-d
Whip-Its
15;
Slowpokes
11;
Al-
base-Gil
Klcuugald
Yankees
J.,
high
average
feU
with
ley
Cats
11;
Boom
Gang
U;
24,;
shoruttSo
Ca
ras-f,:,s
-il
h.
Turner
of
Slow-
Chain
Gang
10;
Sor-ikvs
9;
quel.
White
Sox
.43)
left
field
!..
!..uimiiK
188
after
bowling
Hopeful
Six
9:
Skylarks
8;
Steam
Monc
Irvin,
Giants
.851
centTe-'Jji,
t:,i,-e
of
086
and
high
Jets
8;
Handicaps
6;
Hi-Ballers
field-Richie
Ashou
n,
'
Phillies
:?Z
.
.,
i
i;
right-Held
-Orestes
Minoso!
4?''f1
lhe
mPns
hlKh
av'l
Bfctlon
B-Sparks.15;
Maniacs
Wt
Sox
.25);
catcher-
Larry
11,
h-
tiun
B
is
sun
held
13;
Ber-
Production
Line
11;
Ship-
Yankees
.19i;
ighthanded
ll.-Kelf(,lkestad
of
Ke-,pers
11;
H-ppers
11;
Interna-
P'her-
Allie
Reynolds,
Yan-
1
h
1U1
High
three
and
tionals
10;
Rejects
10-
Andav-
kees
l371:
lefthanded
pitcher
.u.
m
this
s-.-ctlon
were
ears
9:
CCC
Equillae
8;
Boom
.Warre
Spahn.
Braves.
7
Boats
7;
Wood
Butchers
6;
Pin
1
.
a,
ai
Henri
a
.
IIRKSfrr
rt
ira
CHIC
OUK
I
Friday
Schedule
1'
VV
The
nPwly
"f
frtfl-r
1
EM
9
1
-
r..i
-
"
.
014lalll7rfifl
Davii
Vol-
Dll
::ockey-
oecuon
A-wnip-its
vs
Hope-
:ri:h
Z
V
,,
ful
Six:
Alley
Cats
vs
Steam
n"bt
h,fe;
w?s
t,,ld
chi
'Jets:
Hi-Ballers
vs
The
W
-
,
f
"nsta
Ath"r
etaler-
'
,
Handicaps
vs
Skvlarks-
f'hsiin
president,
thLt
besides
being'
-
SCORES
n.,,.
....
'a
good
source
oL
rerrearinn
th
"
-""".
noom
ang
-hth
nmIA
,v.
vs
Slowpokes.
.
h'"""'
"re
nucleus
or
a
civil
delence
organization
if
the
need
arise,,
Section
B
Production
Line
vs
Internationals;
Andaveais
vs
SUNDAY
,
tquilla-c;
Boom
Boats
vs
AUSTRIAN
IRON
'
"
Butcners
vs'
Austria
has
h
,
largv
iron
ore
de-
Hoppers,
Mamacs
vs
Sparks;
posit
which
support
a
thriving
Rejects
vs
Pin
Heads.
i
lron
and
sleel
iustry
National
1
New
York
2
i
2.
Chicago
0
Pacific
Coast
'""ii
4.
Calgary
2
Vivminster
4.
Vancouvei
''-:'
4.
Victoria
J
I
Okanniran
!.!
5.
Vernon
3
"!'
2.
-Sookune
5
''
4.
Naiiaimo
2
I
SATURDAY
I
Nuliunal
:;
f
2
Toronto
1
I
Pacific
Coast
'
8.
Viinc.iuvor
2
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Wi
sinnnsicr
5.
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she
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the
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f
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O.
w
ve
got
to
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its
not
lssijVfai
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LADy
PETUPNED
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I
FIND
ANOTHES
J7
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:i,
Edmonton
3
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I
k.naBan
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n
3.
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2
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lntcrnati:iii:1
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3
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Meet
:gh
Riders
l"v'n
I'rovincial
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Reaches
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mal
sta(.p
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9
Kdmonlon
?
'li;cd
out
Winnliieg
f-
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s
4
to
1
in
their
'ath
scnil-finai
Satur-w
move
into
the
finals
'ij!',,
"'"
p''IH'inc'al
Foot-
limos
Wiu
mppt
8lw.
us;'?
R,,lil!h
Riders
in
the
.,
'
'.''irce
scrii.o
For
a
clean
engine
I
switched
to
ftlarvclubc
Motor
Oil
You
get
more
engine
protection
under
all
driving
conditions
with
Marvelube
the
Heavy-Duty
motor
oil
that
meets
car
manufacturers'
specifications
for
correct
lubrication.
Marvelube
is
a
detergent
motor
oil.
It
not
only
lubricates
it
cleans.
A
clean
engine
free
from
gum,
sludge
and
abrasive
particles
lasts
longer
and
gives
you
more
trouble-free
performance.
Let
your
Imperial
Esso
Dealer
protect
the
investment
you
have
in
your
car
with
his
"Care-Saves-Wear"
service.
;
''i!t;ier
will
advance
Into
"
l
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nnal
"t
results
were:
I
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Four
Ottawa
13
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Monuoal
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,s
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Jrr'
KKby
i:n
Sarma
36
jemberwhen?
I
m'T'",'8
""shed
Tor-f
thira
Ontario
Rugby
6
1
Utlt'.
19
years
ago
"
f
won
their
first
-J.
then
rollrvi
i
it.
the
sign
that
says
ft
m
to
stop
fo?
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from
B
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l.-iat
tin
Mi
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n.i-hts
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cup
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vol