"'KaWinl"
BASEBALL
rTn'iCc
Kuperf
LAjtiy
iew.
Friday,
June
1.
1951
JlrPc
uSSengeri
against
A&O
players,
two
to
Ar-
j
ney,
third
baseman,
'which:
brought
in
one
run,
and
one
to
Jordiano,
shortstop.
G&A
had
;
Gordon
and
Andean
Chares-Wakott
To
Meet
July
18
1
PITTSBURGH,
Pa.
Ezzard
(TGA)
To
Vancouver
(Thursday)
G.
Reynolds,
A.
McLean,
L.
Allen.
THE
ONLY
FUR
COLD
STORAGE
VAULT
IN
NORTHERS
B.C.
;
Charles
signed
up
last
night
to
P.
Robinson,
L.
Burt.
W.
M.
Scott,
defend
his'
world's
heavyweight
A.
K.
Hipp.
W.
Strickland.
A.
.t.it.lo
hero
nn
Tniv
i
,i!ir,a
four
errors,
two
to
Marshall,
le-t
fielder,
one
to
Sunberg,
on
second
and
one
to
shortstop
Shier,
but
no
runs
came
in.
Men
at
bat
for
the
winners
numbered
37,
and
for
the
losing
team,
27.
Watson,
P.
Pierce.
J.
Bawker,
N.
'
jersey
Joe
Walcott,
former
fllP
MISKRATS
AND
OST
HOLD
STH.L
MYINO
I
P
TO
4.5()
FOR
roiRAI)E
MISKRATS!
,f,
unwise
to
hold
Furs
been
next
Winter
they
would
regarded
as
OLD
and
.jfth
much
less
than
fresh
sections.
Prevailing
HIGH
Prices
provide
an
opportunity
o
wll
uur
Furs
VERY
PR-flTABLY
F'T
'BEST
E-JLITS.
ship
your
MUSKRATS
other
Fur
to
"SHt'BEFJT"
t!iert
yu
ar
assured
KIOH-jgT
available
Pliers,
MORE
believe
than
yoa
ran
get
Bennett,
G.
Dieff,
P.
Coney,
b.
champion.
It
will
be
the
third
Second
Effort-Winner
Downed
Ali
and
Odowes
7
to
4
Last
Evcninjr
A
,tory
of
loaded
ba.e.s
on
walks
and
a
hit
to
bring
in
the
runs
would
describe
the
way
Gordon
'&
Anderson
won
their
second
game
of
the
baseball
reason
playing
Abel
&
Odowes
last
night.
Ending
at
Mcintosh,
R.
M.
Warren.
time
the
two
have
met.
Abel
&
Odo
To
Sandspit
(Thursday)
A.
E
'
Wainwright,
W.
N.
Tarbuck.
BIG
ASSETS
0!
From
Vancouver
(Thursday)
Nigeria
in
British
West
Africa
Pavlikis,
cf
McHardy,
lb
Lindsay,
If
Abel,
c
Mrs.
G.
Reig,
Fred
Rae,
Mrs.
"Dohaniem,
Mrs.
Manson,
Miss
V.
0,
0
oi
Is
the
home
of
historic
and
valuable
tin
and
lvad
mines.
seven
innings,
trie
score
stood
7-4.
2
Manson,
.
D.
Little,
J.
L.
Bryant,
Mr.
Adames,
Mr.
Johnston,
L
E.
Johnston,
Mrs.
J.
Tindale,
IArney,
3b
Pope,
2b
H
1
1
1
2
0
0
1
AB
3
4
4
4
4
4
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
2
2
Losing
pitcher
Dick
Letour
o!
neao
wa
in
difficulty
from
the
and
two
away,
he
struck
out
Don
Lavigne'
2b
i
lorally
or
ANYwm.KE.
send
a
shipment
soon
-HURRY!
Dell,
rf
0
0
0
0
i
'
"
'
a-
"
,'ordiano,
ss
0
1
1
0
'
f
l-n"axy-
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f
c'
auL
"m?y'
Dept.
lai,
n.
d.
oiiunnixi
00,
Winnipeg-
Ship
to
VAN'COUVER
Receiving
Of
lice.
(h)
u.l.
ma
oau
was
last
but
It
Sharpe,
right
fielder,
on
a
full
lacked
control
a
he
walked
count
to
help
win
the
game
for
lour
G&A
men
in
the
first
two
the
"young
team."
Innings
and
gave
up
two
hits1
In
the
fifth
inning,
spectators,
to
account
for
the
first
two
runs
who
paid
a
little
over
S40
t0
by
Mar-hall
aiid
Mathews.
Le-
see
the
second
game
of
the
tourneau
held
it
for
two
Innings
league
series,
got
a
thrill
as
they
after
that
fanning
inns;
six
sia
times
uiiies
but
oui
watched
waicnea
Slan
Stan
Cornweli-
Cornweli-
man
man.
D
Sharp,
rf
0
1
1
.
0
1
UT1al.
narao",
m
nvi-
Le-iourneau
p
0
0
0
8
son'
H-
Morrison.
J.
fiharp
0
0
0
o!
Sandspit
tThursdayrE.
Lftourneau,
pitching
four
and
,
G"Suiiia,
L.
Huribun,
V.
An-a
hvilf
Innings,
six
bases
on
cl(
''.
Mm.
Smith,
balls,
three
hits,
six
strike-out,
i
Vancouver
(today)
E.
Sharp,
pitching
two
and
half
I
ark.
C.
Corbett,
J.
H.
Penland,
innines.
four
hits,
one
strike-1
R-
Sephton,
Y.
Sakal,
W.
J.
Johns,
A-.
Recalma,
I.
Frost,
G.
C.
QUALITY
STORE
iPFTTFJNUZZO'S
Kl
I
l
l.TOM
8THKET
Kave
the
game
away
in
the
fifth
a,ter
and
centre
fielder
for
G&A,
with
three
more
free
bases,
steal
home
in
a
terrific
burst
Manager
Alex
Bill
called
him
of
speed
while
Letourneau
was
back
to
the
dugout,
young
Jack
winding
up
for
the
pitch
Sharpe
relieving.
i
cornweli
got
a
base
on
four
out,
no
bases
on
balls.'
Gordon
&
Anderson
AB
R
(Burns,
W.
E.
Drew,
M.
Mclnnis,
E
!
C.
BeHis.
Doug
Shier,
shortstop
and
top
balls
after
foulinn
off
all
the
1
D-
Shier,
ss
4
2
IT'S
NEW!
IT
S
EXCITING
r
STRIKINGLY
BEAUTIFUL
!
FORD'S
British
Built
CONSUL
See
it
soon
at
Bob
Parker
L
td.
FORD
-
MONAttCII
DEALERS
PrinCe
Rupert.
E
C.
THEFT
FIRE
MOTHS
19
Port
Hardy
(today)
G.
Wheeter.
To-
Sandspit
(today)
J.
A.
Eloyrf.
D.
Lloytf,
Mi-s.
Lloyd,
J.
J.
Open
8:30
to
10:00
p.m.
Sundoys
11
to
10
p.m.
McCle?lr.nd.
-T
SAFETY
FURS-
H
3
.
1
2
0-
0
0,.
1
1
2
1
or
tne
batting
order
for
G&A.
strikes
Letourneau
could
throw
3-
Cornweli,
cf
4
1
made
a
terrilic
drive
into
left
at
him.
He
made
second
on
a
B
Sunberg,
2b
4
0
field
for
a
three-ba.se
hit
but
base
hit
by
Sunberg
and
reach-1
A
Marshall,
If
5
1
failed
to
bring
in
a
run
when
ed
third
on
a
steal.
He
caught
Sherk,
3b
3
1
both
Cornweli
and
Sunberg
filed
Letourneau
off
guard
and
head-;
Mathews,
3b
1
0
out
and
Marshall
struck
out
re-
ed
home.
Letourneau'
manager
Carelli,
c
4
0
tiring
the
side.
'motioned
him
off
the
mound.
I'-'-
arr
lD
4
0
!
With
four
times
at
bat
Shier!
Sharpe,
pitching
the
last
two
R-
Spring,
rf
4
1
had
three
hils
and
one
walk,
innings
for
the
losers,
stood
un-i
Ciecone,
p
3
1
(QCAr
To
Alice
Arm
(Thursday)
J.
(ASH
AND
f'AKKY
iWr-
Specialize
in
Chickpn
and
Ilulian
Foods)
Phone
470
A.
Forsyth.
To
Stewart
(Thursday)
E.
IN
j
BILL
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VAULT
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GLAZING
REPAIRS
REMODELING
Phone
974
FHEte
PICK-UP
SERVICE
Out
of
Town
Customers
Ship
Express
Fully
Insured
Dorixls.
From
Stewart
(Thursday
H.
Jamieson,
Const.
Crouch,
,W.
Lauchton.
i
bringing
in
two
runs,
one
with
ruffled.
He
gave
up
three
hits!
Ciecone,
pitching
six
InninVi
!
a
two-sacker.
.
j
but
showed
rigid
control
of
his
one
base
on
balls,
two
strike
!
Playing
defensively
to
slart
ball
which
was
fast
and
gener-
outs,
and
five
hits.
Kristman
me
game,
nuei
ai
odowes
chalk-
ally
through
the
strike
zone.
He
son,-
pitching
one
inning,
two
From
Alice:
Arm
(Thursdayl
ed
up
the
first
double
play
of
credited
one
strike-out
and
no
bases
on
balls,
two
hits,
and
two
'
D
4rJ
alrtdon,
A.
H.
Hoy,
A.
Berg,
Forsyth.
me
evening
when
Sunberg
filed
walks.
strike-outs.
.
i.
A
out
to
Pavlikis
In
centre
field
who
whipped
the
ball
in
a
clean
j
4
eri'
ft
throw
to
catcher
Dave
Abel
'CP
'
1
.
jWiJiJC
PuUlnB
ut
Shier
at
the
plate.
d":
mm
my
Pavlikis,
top
of
the
batting
-.-?!
!HT
H
A
Good
I'laco
to
Slop
M
Miles
to
TCLKWA
HOTEL
Trlkwo,
UC.
Ju
l
n
Nil
e
Day's
Drive
oruer
ior
me
losers,
had
three
trips
to
the
plate
and
hit
oir:e,
I
a
two-bagger
deep
into
right
!
field.
Ja-jk
Lindsay
accounted
1
for
the
only
other
long
hit
for
(
'
A&O
with
another
two-base
drive.
j
McHardy.
left-handed
first
baseman
for
A&O
and
a
new-,
comer
to
Prince
Rupert,
hit
once
and
walked
tice,
bringing
In
two"
runs.
Pope,
another
new-man
to
the
North,
came
in
whir
a
run
on
a
base
on
balls,
Pav-'
likls
brought
in
his
two-ba.se
hit
to
count
one
In
the
third
inning.
Verne
Ciecone,
'
the
winning
pitjhe
r,
chucked
five
and
two-
thirds
innings
of
the
seven
and
walked
two
men,
hit
one
batt"r
:
-catcher
Abel
and
yielded
five
lilts.
Ciecone
only
farmed
twi.'e,'
playing
his
own
field
by
letting
the
batters
hit
high
flics
frcvii
a
slow,
spinning
ball.
i
"
Relieving
T
pitcher
fur
fcf&A,
I
when
Ciecone
walked
off
the
mound
in
Ihe
bottom
of
ihe
!
liftli
inning,
was
rookie
"Pop-'
eye''
Ki
Lstman.son.
He
was
in
j
trouble
right
from
the
start
al-
j
lowing
a
run
and
two
walks
!;i
j
the
next
inning.
j
In
the
seventh
the
tali,
rangy
j
youth
brought
the
crowd
to
;ts
:
leet
when,
with
bases
loaded
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