rTince
Kupen
Uuny
t
icn.
Thursday,
August
,
30,
1951
Old
Country
'
FOOTBALL
Yankees
lie
Indians
Sain
Sells
U
in
(Played
Wednesday)
English
Ltagua
Uivwionl
Arsenal
2,
Chelsea.
1.
Charlton
Athletic
4,
Preston
North
End
2.
For
$50,000
ET.
LOUIS
O
New
York
Yankees
today
'
purchased
Johnny
Sain
from
Eoston
Braves
for
an
estimated
$50,000
and
player
-
5?o"f
Editorial
Sports
in
Our
Community
'leading
through
the
sports
items
of
event's
in
'.'e
Rupert
2U
years
ago,
one
is
faced
with
the
iun:
"Was
there
more
organized
sport
then
there
is
now?"
If
so,
why
has
it
been
falling
Our
population
is
larger.
At
that
time
there
baseball,
football,
swimming,
track
and
field
s
lacrosse
and
tennis.
Now
there
is
baseball,
j
and
a
limited
amount
of
football,
ftiere
is
no
tennis,
though
there
are
plans
for
ais
court.
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I
GEORGE
DAWES
AUCTIONEER
Phone
Green
XIII
and
Red
V.7
NEW
YORK
P
New
York!
Derby
County
1,
Wolverhamp-Yankeej
surged
Into
first
place
ton
Wanderers
3.
t
e
with
Cleve'and
Indians
In
Fulham
1,
Tottenham
Hot-American
League
Wednesday
spurs
l.
night
by
sh
-'Hacking
St.
Louis'
Liverpool
3,
Burnley
I.
Browns
10-2
after
Indians
were
!
Manchester
City
3,
Hudders-shut
'
out
in
afternoon
affair
by
field
Town
0.
Philadelphia
Athletics
3-0.
J
Newcastle
United
0,
Bolton
With
Ous
Zernal
providing
the
;
Wanderers
1.
after
32-year-o!d
righthander
had
been
passed
up
by
every
National
League
club
for
$10,000
wa.
.
.t
price.
To
make
room
for
Sain
the
ankees
handed
veteran
pitcher
Jack
Kramer
his
unconditional
release.
Sain
will
probably
be
usee,
in
relief
by
Yankees.
i
offensive
power
and
southpaw
i
West
BromwU'h
Albion
1,
Stoke
nwmn'ftn
(swimming
w
ietunct
and
the
Salt
f
XEET
CHAMPION
George
Genereux,
16,
of
Saskatoon
won
th-3
North
America
junior
trap-shooting
championship
at
Van-dalla,
C.
He
is
the
first
Cana
THE
BEsTl
!
A'ex
Kellner
pitching
shut-out
City
0.
i
ball.
Philade'phia
Athletics
Middlesbrough
1,
Manchester
ireck-d
Cleveland
Indians
today
United
4.
j
3-C
.
and
trimmed
their
Ameri-
English
League
Division
2
can
League
lead
to
a
half-game.
Bury
4,
West
Ham
United
0.
j
Zernial
punched
his
29th
horn-
j
Leeds
United
1,
Birmingham
i
er
with
one
aboard
in
the
fourth
City
1
(tie).
!
inning
at
Cleveland
to
Dut
the
Luton
Town
2,
Sheffield
U.
1.
IM
QUALITY
dian
to
win
a
major
title
in
the
,
are
not
extensively
used.
;
here
are,
of
course,
very
active
and
success-:1sketball
leagues
with
boys
of
ages
from
10
,p
playing
and
being
coached.
Why
the
falling
INVITATIONAL
WINNER
Mrs.
Graeme
Pyke
of
Montreal
won
the
Third
Annual
Invita-t'onal
Golf
Tournament
at
KintssUm,
Ont.,
with
a
and
2
victory
over
Mix
Daintry
Chisholm,
also
of
Montreal.
Mrs.
Pyke
eliminated
Marlene
Stewart
of
Fonthlll.
Ont
,
winner
of
the
Canadian
Ladies'
Open
and
Close
championships,
In
the
semi-final
round,
2
up.
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competition.
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In
front.
i
Southampton
5,
Nottingham'
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were
unchanged
at
top
;
Fore-st
2.
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of
National
League
as
front
ran-
!
ning
Brooklyn
Dodgers
and;
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League
tup
Div.
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136
Sox
473
other
games
.'
There
was
more
sport
when
he
were
young,"
critics
say.
Here
are
a
few
reasons
why.
second-Dlace
New
York
Giants
1
uceen
i,
Kangers
i.
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&
APPLIANCE
SALES
&
SERVICE
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AND
ELECTRIC
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both
won
to
leave
Bums
ahead
Celtic
2.
Airdrleonians
0.
East
Fife
1,
Queen
of
t
that
time
there
were
not
radios,
and
only
the
icture
show;
there
was
no
highway
out
of
tWPntV
VPArt
Aftn
M
b
six
games.
Brooklyn
bats
rattled
sixteen
hits
off
Cincinnati
pitching,
including
two
homers
by
Gil
Hodges
,as
Dodg.'rs
walloped
the
Red;-
at
Ebbets
Field,
13-1.
ill
we
suspect
that
is
one
of
the
reasons,
!
.
'
'
;v,
am
South
0.
Hearts
5,
Dundee
2.
Morton
5,
Third
Lanark
2.
Motherwell
1,
Hibernians
0.
Partick
Thistle
2,
Stirling
Albion
0.
,
St.
Mirren
2,
Ralth
Rovers
0.
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BLOCK
in
,i
many
of
the
young
people
drive
cars
and
.retawav
when
at
all
possible.
!
Jim
Hearn
tossed
a
neat
three-
(Ainriit
(August
30.
n
1931)
i
hitter
at
the
Polo
Grounds
to
beal
pntsb,JrKh
pirate.
Prior
to
adjournment
of
a
Korlges.
with
his
35th
and
30th
meeting
of
the
Spartan
Athletic
round-trlppers,
set
a
r..w
all-Club
last
evening
the
presents-
time
Dodger
record
for
home
tion
of
a
handsome
brass
tea
run.i.
Eabe
Herman
hit
35
In
stand
was
made
to
the
president,
1930
iuL
,mKmK!;,
bV.
fj?11
At
Detroit,
Boston
Red
Box
If
you
want
to
sell
it.
advertise
'
Jll
!
S
150
7eaU
$Ski
PCL
Strikes
At
Major
League
Draft
here
are
a
lot
of
yoUng
people
who
have
boats
)
pend
their
time
on
them.
A
visitor
to
the
I
Club
nearly
always
finds
a
number
over-
s,
adjusting
and
repainting
their
boats.
,
is
a
lively
and
wholesome
interest
there,
nerally
it
is
when
boys
are
quite
young
that
!
.arn
the
rudiments
of
games
and
get
their
!
interest
in
them
aroused.
This
interest
in-
j
s
as
they
acquire
proficiency.
That
time
is
ihey-are
at
school.
1
i
.-...
u..
,
ie
...cm-
r-orec
Mce
in
ninth
,nnUlB
on
three
hits
and
a
walk
to
down
SAN
FRANCISCO
(CP)
Direc
1
Tferr
'i-i
Ted
Williams
.hit
his
To
represent
Prince
Rupert
271
h
horr.;
run,
a
single,
walked
against
Anyox
In
tlie
la.st
two
tw.ee
and
was
a
demon
afield
tors
of
Pacific
Coast
League
voted
unanimously
today
to
withdraw
from
organized
base-
gjrne
01
i,ne
rour-Rame
tootoall
with
f
jur
fine
running
catches.
Moving.
Packins;,
Crating
Shipping
and
General
Cartage
and
Storage
:omplele,
Reliable
nnd
Ef
fi-lent
Service.
Also
r.irmts
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd
for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
ail
welding
supplit-s.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
Cor.
?nd
and
Paik
Avenues
series
the
Prince
Rupert
Fool
An
error
in
the
thirteenth
in-.
bal'
unle&s
the
major
league
ning
at
Chicago
by
second
base
arart
is
eliminated.
This
drastic
action
followed
a
man
Nelson
Fox
permitted
Mickey
Vernon
to
scoi
i
winning
tally
day-long
emergency
meeting
at
ball
Association
selected
the
;
following
players:
Ted
Smith:
!M.
Watson,
D.
Jack;
J.
McKay,
j
E.
Webster,
Sam
Currie
icap-1
tain
1
;
George
Hill,
Charlie
Bap-j
tie,
A.
E.
Dickens,
J.
K.
Murray
!
and
C.
J.
Norrington.
as
Washington
Senators
edged
i
w"lch
resignation
of
Paul
I.
White
Sox
2-1.
ragan,
owner
01
san
rranciseo
n,
r,,i
n,....'
'Baseball
Club,
as
league
direc-'
Est
.910
I'honr
fin
an.l
K
)
1
rookie
righthander.'
tossed
three-!tor'
ofcia"y
ac:epted.
hitter
at
Boston
to
beat
Chlrago
for
BABY'S
Cubs,
4-1,
and
regkter
his
first
major
league
victory.
Battery
Edges
Can.
Legion
PRESENT
CREDIT
RESTRICTION
3
HAVE
MADE
'
'
JOHN
C.
PUBLIC
acioss
a
run
without
a
hit
in
TUlil'il
UPSETS
SE'
Giv
Buby'i
Own
Tablet.
wtt,
limpW
litii
tablet.
Hard
fur
over
60
tfti
to
quickly
help
r.
nuiki.
tjiiiiiig
ul
r-iuiaueipnia
to
defeat
Phillies
3-2.
'
Bill
Johnson
walked,
stole
sec
nd,
advanced
to
third
on
Dot
Wilbers
wild
throw
and
ECONOMY-MINDED
In
the
first
game
of
the
Cup
football
competition,
v
minor
diitetitiv
ui-
l
V6
ft
it.
Bt,
cuimtij
tiun
t
'C-?
and
tthing
truubi.
T
H
V
i
ftmrklf
iiveeten
near
7TH"
"
7
(t4th.
No
".Ifenv-v
S
n'rif-nr
dtillinar
efft.
D
how
do
our
schools
measure
up
to
the
we
of
teaching
the
young
generation
Gen-they
arc
greatly
handicapped
by
lack
of
e
playing
space.
The
weather
at
times
also
rawback,
but
ask
some
of
the
veterans
who
i
in
Scotland
and
they'll
tell
you
that
they
in
wind
and
rain
just
as
bad
as
v.
e
have
here,
.ere
is
no
doubt
that
lack
of
playing
space
is
vbaek.
Modern
school
plans
call
for
ample
i
space.
Then
there
is
the
need
for
instruc-ld
here
again
the
Department
of
Education
provision
for
and
encourages
the
teaching
:ties.
It
would
seem
that
something,
more
he
done
in
the
schools.
ie
Gyro
swimming
pool
in
McClymont
Park
:uly
doing
a
big
job
in
teaching
the
begin-le
fundamentals
of
swimming
and
life
sav-d
this
is
an
activity
that
will
pay
big
divi-in
the
years
to
come.
.
I
all
in
all,
the
question
of
the
encourage-n
sport
is
a
community
effort.
Sport
for
its
.';ke
is
what
we
want.
Over-emphasis
on
pro-'al
sport
has
often
paid
off
in
undesirable
61
a
pfcrkugf
tinimy
mi
your
druffit,
JOc
scured
on
a
bal1'
win
over
the
Canadian
Legion
last
evening.
All
goal.s
were
scored
In
the
first
half
with
Alex
Gomez
open-
'
iff
rVllin
(l
ing
the
score
for
the
Battery.
'
1
VJVIVIIUII
Phillips
equalized
for
the
Le-
1
1
II
T'xl
gicn
and
then
from
a
corner
,
glOlOS
I
ItlO
CONSinr.R
THESE
.FACTS
WIIFN
BLYI.NG
A
CAR:
Ford's
EsfiJ'sh
Prefect
.
and
New
Consul
display
...Lowest
mice
In
their
field
.
.
.
Ch"n;ins!
per
mile
'
opcratton
.
.
.
.Sma'l
ita'n
payment
available
Bob
Parker
Ltd
in
the
lead
which
they
held
for
NEW
YORK
0
Welterweight
champion
Kid
Gavilan
retained
his
title
bv
thinnest
of
margins
the
remainder
of
the
game.
A
Canadian
Legion
claim
for
o
0'
wades
-
:
3
:
penalty
kick
was
refused
when
last
night
as
he
gained
a
split
Battery'si
ls'.rnnrf
decision
over
Billy
linesmen
confirmed
contention
that
the
oau
naa
Graham,
New
York,
before
8.137
lans
in
Madison
Square
Garden.
f.
storm
of
boos
greeted
the
ver
FORD
-
MONARCH
DF.AI.FKS
(Is
Prin?e
Rttrwrt,
B.C.
I
ids
in
some
centres
of
America.
We
are
not
tube
faced
with
that
danger
here.
But
we
io
with
more
participants
in
the
games,
and
pends
on
the
youngsters
and
their
parents,
'ts-minded
community
will
develop
i,
been
out
of
play
before
Dunbar
handled
It.
Teams:
Heavy
Battery
Ford
Sr.;
Dunbar,
Price;
Mazzoni,
Georgeson,
Zueharelii;
Parkhouse,
Ford,
Morgan,
A.
Gomez.
Spares
were
D.
Gomez
and
Halvorsen.
Canadian
Legion
Krause;
Cunllffe,
Ebv;
Alexander,
Greer.
Bremner;
White.
Verhaar,
Phillips,
Bowman,
Murray.
Dave
Fyfe
refereed.
To
meet
the
Aiyansh
footba'.l
team
in
Saturday
night's
chal
dict.
Gavilan
weighed
1J54
pounds
and
Graham
145.
The
kid
from
Cuba,
making
his
first
defense
of
his
crown
since
he
won
it
on
May
18,
won
by
a
single
point
or
as
close
as
any
decision
can
be
mad
in
this
state.
Referee
Mark
Conn's
decision
was
In
favor
of
24-year-old
Gavilan
after
two
judges
had
split.
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many
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under
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a
I
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and
one
ol
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