baturUay,
iiepteuibcr
8,
1051
Labor
Day
Yanks
Take
loiy
neie.
iAJuiu
by
Bud
Bai-!
ru
.
the
emblem
of
supremacy
:
has
been
named
the
"Bert
Mor-j
gun
Trophy."
Bert
Morgan
is
a
well-known'
Prince
Rupert
sportsman
who
for
j
many
years
has
done
much
fori
all-round
sport
in
this
city.
Just
'
If
you
want
to
sell
It,
advertise
It,
News
classified.
"
At
Terrace
p,j
An,:n
-baseball-
i-CClU
MUD
til
f
American
miKii
win
be
related
in
an-
A
A
representative
representative
Softball
Softball
team
team'
other
column
next
wek
iuu..
attrition
for
base-
,rom
PrUlce
Rupert
"
ag;
ball
fans
and
one
which
khould
tf'Bate
reoivs
of
18
runs
to
13
NEW
YORK
ft
New
York
!
Yankees
tcok
the
lead
in
the
1
provide
lively
Interest
and
per
from
terrac
on
Labor
Day
to
tight
American
League
pennant
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
SHIPBUILDERS
AND
ENGINEERS
"
uay
Will
De
an
I
win
tho
tiifl
nure
of
fered
in
coin-
1
ace
bv
one
nerr-eniatfe
mJnl
BATTER
UP
By
LARRY
STAN
WOOD
The
crucial
mumeiit
has
tome.
Tomorrow
if
the
weather
holds
out
will
hje
the
heaviest
baseball
battle
yet
this
season
at
Roosevelt
Park.
It
will
decide
the
champion
team
ol
baseball
in
Prince
Rupert.
Abel
Si
Odow;s
arid
Gordon
it
Anderion.
who
tied
the
serie
last
Thursday
in
a
seven-inning
feature,
will
have
all
of
nine
inn-lugs
Sunday
afternoon
and
a
i
w
more
frames
if
they
need
,
turn
-in
which
to
show
Prince
Riiptrt
ball-game-goers
who
is
best.
The
trophy
which
will
be
awarded
by
Commissioner
Bill
Gordon
to
the
champions
Is
the
Iir;;t
such
trophy
In
baseball
hU-
Tafr&n
f
l
1
I
k
m
urn-
timer
gamj,
a
team
of
20
mmm
New
York
4,
Washington
2.
St.
Louis
4-0,
Cleveland
2-7.
Boston
8-4.
Philadelphia
5-11.
Detroit
1-3,
Chicago
4-1.
National
New
York
7,
Boston
3.
Philadelphia
6.
Brooklyn
11..
St.
Louis
11,
Pittsburgh
4.
Chicago
6,
Cincinnati
7.
petition
jriiay
night
with
the
help
of
lhe
lowly
Sl-
Louis
The'
double-header
wai
split
;
by
the
teams.
Terrace
winning
Manager
Casey
Stent's
years-ago
players
in
a
three
Inning
bout
with
Gordon
&
Anderson.
This
Will
be
ftreliminai-u
to
the
first
fame,
but
Prince
Ru
numoers
acieated
wasnington
cenauirs
to
i
and
were
snoved
,
glniung
at
2
p.m.
sharp
and"
will
!
-rt
led
in
totul
runa
1959
HILLMAN
MINX
Iw
mileage
Like
new
Iron
and
Brass
Cas'lnrs
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
Pitchers
for
Prince
Rupert
i
its
niace
wnen
the
St.:
start
a
loimer
well-known
battery,
Howard
and
Douglas
Fruszel
lor
the
old-timers,
with
Doug
behind
the
plate.
Others
to
make
up
the
team
will
Include
Vic
and
were
Chuck
Teachman
and
Bill
Brown,
held
the
Cleveland
;
Kjp
h
header.
Ned
Garner
pitch
the
u
hi,
brother
Young,
c;
Bundtertt.
Teach-:
Brownies
to
a
4
to
2
victor,
in
"
th'them
Their
home
man,
p
;
Danny
Bill,
lb.;
Ralph
the
opener
but
Bob
Feller
turned
J
cJuZSm
SPECIALISTS
ON
SAWMILL
and
MINING
MACHINERY
mmm,
llurrt,
1
1
mi.
.
,
,
.
WindT
.
Mr;,-k
VLi
Enrich,
2b.;
Larry
Matthews.
3b.;
;
the
Browns
back
7
to
0
for
his
1947
PONTIAC
COACH
Privately
owned
verry
roiu.
s.;
i
my
uni'ii,
j
...v.,,j
.
1..:
Carl
Watson,
cf
;
and
Freddy
;
season
in
the
nightcap.
Chrlstianson,
rf.
By
a
mathematical
quirk,
the
tiEK
LS
FOR
.
.
Manager
was
Rusty
Ford.
j
Indians
are
a
half
a
game
in
The
aoftbull
double-header
was
iront
of
the
Yanks
in
the
"games
one
of
the
features
of
the
Ter-
behind
c.lumn."
However,
the
9
1
,
W:1U
to
ii'll
It,
advert
Up
1948
DeSOTO
club
coup:
Low
mileage
Hinith.
Alex
Mitchell,
and
perhaps
Walter
Johnson,
and
Oeorge
Howe.
Many
of
those
listed
were
among
the
all-stars
here
of
a
decade"
or
two
ago,
and
although
most
of
them
probably
haven't
ll,i
u
ii
or
caugut
a
ball
tor
a
number
of
years,
the
exhibition
should
be
one
few
would
care
to
mist;.
I
Su,
it
s
for
the
last
time
this
season
tomorrow
that
tjmpire-
'
in-Chief
Andy
Letourneau
will
be
calling,
'
Batter
up!"
See
all
at
the
ball
game.
race
Labor
Day
celebration
win-loss
percentage
determines
which
included
clilldifcli'
iporU,
the
pooiliuu.
The
Italians
have
the
serving
of
barbecue
sand-
won
thrf
more
games
than
the
wicheg
during
the
day
and
a
Yanks
but
have
ako
dropped
two
dance
in
the
evening.
more
than
New
York.
Hoists,
All-Steel
Dump
Bodies.
Winches
-
all
sizes.
Heavy
and
Lii;ht
Trailer
Frames
and
WH"v!s.
Power
Take
OH.
All
Certified
Oueratorii
fur
high
pressure
and
general
welding
INDUSTRIAL
WELDING
CO.
-1st
K.
Phone
(irrrn
HK4
DAILY
NEWS
CI.A.-vSllfiKn
AnVKHTlrfKMKNTS
BKINO
REHUlTk
lalLniiff
for
t
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I
"MECHANIC'S
SPECIAL"
1937
Graham
4-door
sedan
"
$300.00
jdips
and
Gentlemen
PER
DAY
$400,000
.
.
.
Every
working
day
last
year
th
Sun
Lifa
paid
out
an
average
of
nearly
(4O0.00U
to
policyholders
and
beneficiaries.
In
many
cam
tha
insurance
check
represented
the
only
fuuda
available
at
a
time
of
dire
need-Are
your
dependenti
similarly
protected?
MODERN
four
stunning
pieces
$149-75
and
up
LING
the
tailor
Great
Oil
Tank
Fire
Call
363
FOP.
IIKTIFR
.
.
.
Planning
Building
or
-Repairing
is
r
'
I
U,
JOHN
T
FOWLE
RUPERT
MOTORS
LIMITED
2nd
Avenue
at
1st
Street
Phone
Sl.fi
and
566
Sixth
8t.
Thone
649
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
j
LI
ux
855
Phone
Black
837
AVONMOUTH,
England
0'
Troops
yesterday
joined
firemen
I
t.
cciTn
n
nrrr
rnUDswv
rp
riMini
!
I
Third
Avenue
In
a
grim
battle
against
a
raging,
blaze
that
already
had
licked
upj
14.UOO.000
gallons
of
oil
at
the
Regent
Oil
Co's
storage
farm.
The
"
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,
;
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k
fire
was
finally
brought
under
l
r
11
.
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THINGS
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Two
more
tanks
exploded
with
mm
a
deafening
roar
Friday,
bringing
to
twenty
the.
number
of
con
tainers
destroyed
in
what
was
described
as
Britain's
worst
peacetime
oil
blaze.
Two
employees,
who
were
on
"Hospitality
and
Good
Food"
That
is
Our
First
A,m
Phone
1
lor
Orders
To
Take
Out
top
of
one
tank
when
the
fire
broke
out
Thursday
afternoon,
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
LIMITED
Builders
&
Contractors
i
car
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jsv
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t
are
missing.
No
official
explanation
is
given
of
the
cause
of
the
blaze
or
its
'
piobable
cost.
pmodore
Cafe
'j
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you
want
to
sell
it,
adversise.
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W0,ld
unowned
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meetim
on
Aug.
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tnd
Slar
of
Exce)e
.cknowlcdsing
frfn.on.il,
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B.C.
product,
CucV.
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Brewer.
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Brussels
Award
"''vertisenieiit
is
not
published
or
dil
played
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
Canada.
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