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SHORT
SPORT
!
.
First
tournament
of
the
sea-;
I.":son
on
the
Canadian
National
Rallay3'
Recreation
Associa-
uon
Tennis
uiud
couus,
on
tirtrjp-which
informal
play
has
been
-Jr
active
since
early
spring
under
!!rSriithe
ideal
weather
conditions,
is
jfrr"
booked
for
the
coming
Sunday.
CssL',Jt
will
be
an
American
mixed
UUUUiCJ
UJUtllVj
w
vu
out
at
which
win
De
nasca
me
forthcoming
annual
club
trophy
'
tournament.
!'
As
a
result
of
an
injury
when
sliding
into
base
Sunday
Joe
.DIMaggio
will
be
out
of
the
game
for
a
week
at
least.
It
is
hoped
that
the
injury
to
his
knee
will
not
aggragate
an
old
Injury
re-
-
celved
when
he
played
on
the
f
Pacific
Coast.
While
Joe
has
not
Loe'en
hitting
as
of
old
yet
he
does
Vstiil
lead
in
the
number
of
runs
batted
in
and
any
lengthy
ato-
sence
from
the
line-up
will
be
u
serious
handicap
to
his
team,
-
Hal
.Newhouser
marked
up
his
.sixteenth
victory
-of
the
season
Sunday.
Hank
Oreenbprg
scored
his
twenty'-second
home
run
of
the
season
Sunday
in
addition
to
one
ether
hit.
In
the
national
clay
court
tennis
championships
on
Sunday
Frankie
Parker
won
over
W.
Tal-bert
by
6-4,
6-4,
6-2.
In
the
whole
competition
Parker
has
not
lost
a
set.
In
the
middle
states,
professional
tennis
championship
Don
Baseball
Scores
SUNDAY
National
(First
Games)
Pittsbur.n
3,
St.
Louis
4.
Cincinnati
6,
Chicago
2
game
only).
Philadelphia
1,
New
York
2.
Brooklyn
2,
Boston
3.
(Second
Games)
Pittsbrugh
0,
St.
Louis
6.
Philadelphia
2,
New
York
10.
Brooklyn
4,
Boston
2.
American
(First
Games)
Chicago
2,
Cleveland
3.
New
York
7,
Philadelphia
3.
Boston
11,
Washington
1.
St.
Louis
0,
Detroit
3
(single
game).
(Second
Games)
Chicsjo
5,
Cleveland
0.
New
York
1,
Philadelphia
4.
Boston
9,
Washington
4.
SATURDAY
National
Brooklyn
7,
Easton
2.
Cincinnati
0-0,
Chicago
2-1.
Pittsburgh
4,
St.
Louis
12.,
Philadelphia
6,
New
York
7.
American
St.
Iniis
1,
Detroit
5.
Boston
0,
Washington
4.
Chicago
3,
Cleveland
2.
New
York
II,
Philadelphia
5.
Budge
won
the
finals.
Ills
blistering
backhand
was
a
potent
factor
all
through
the
series.
General
Motors
Win
From
Grotto
While
99
Taxi
.Swamps
Reserves
Squad
In
the
first
of
the
two
league
games
last
evening
at
Gyro
Ball
Park,
09
Taxi
team
overwhelmed
the
Reserve
by
20
tdt
0.
li
the
second
gam,e
the
powerful
General
Motors
hit
on
all'cylindrs
to
defeat
the
Grotto
rtlne
by
8
to
1.
Thp
ftesewe
never
gave
up
but
tny
Just
had
no
the
talent.
Palllster
piiAed
a
good
game
but
fielding
enroTS
and
Inexperience
gave
him
no
support.
The
worst
Innings
were
the
fourth
and
fifth.
In
the
fourth
the
entire
09
team
batted
around
while
Domlnato
scored'
twice,
the
second
being
an
unearned
home
run.
Four
"players
scored
three
runs
each,
these
being
Domlnato,
Montesano,
Caideronl
and
Ratchfcrd.
Glen
Smith,
Gurvich
and
Wendle
scored
twice
each
while
Postuk
and
Houston
scored
once
each.
Pallester
and
Warren
were
the
battery
for
the
Army
m.en..'Pal-lister
struck
out
two.
Boyo
Gurvich
pitched,
for
the
taxi
men
and
wa'vnevet
in
trouble.
Sonny
Beynon
relieved
hirn
In
the
last
two
innings
and
showed
lots
of
speed.
Each
struck
out
one.
Postuk
was
a
good
catcher.
Teams:
aw
YOU
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AT
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OF
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B-A
CAR
manufacturers
say
it
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be
some"
time
yet
before
new
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will
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available
for
all.
So
it's
still
important
to
take
the
best
possible
care
of
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present
car.
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ffT
It's
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that
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is
a
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your
B-A
dealer
can
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help
you
with,
because
your
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He's
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to
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of
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job
that
will
keep
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longer.
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That's
why
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of
motorists
all
over
Canada
have
come
to
rely
on
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friendly
service,
and
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products.
You,
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at
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of
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big
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COAL!
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inquired
about
The
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THAT'S
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PEERLESS
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LONGER
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(Next
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247
IN
Good
Fastball
Entertainment
Reserve
Palllster,
Warren,
Basso,
Sunberg,
Walmough,
Kur-lok,
Helgerson,
Mcstad
and
Bar-raclough.
99
Taxi
Postuk,
Dominato,
Houston,
Wendle,
G.
Smith,
Gurvich,
Montesano,
Caideronl,
Beynon
and
Ratchford.
Scores:
Reserve
000
00
0
99
Taxi
230
8720
General
Motors
.Win
Over
Tobacconists
The
General
Mptors
vs.
Grotto
content
provided
(tome
good
ball
but
the
motor
men
always
had
matters
under
control.
Moxley
struck
out
four
players
but
he
walked
seven
and
was
often
in
ti
ou'ble.
He
'walked
the
fLrst
two
players
to
face
him
and
each
of
these
scored
later.
He
set
the
opposition
down
In
the
second,
third
and
fourth
innings
with
only
two
men
getting
on
base.
Two
more
runs
were
added
in
the
fifth
and
then
In
the
sixth
he
walked
three
and
two
of
these
later
came
in
t
score.
Olsen
scored
in
the
seventh
when
the
catcher
let
the
last
pitched
ball
Eet
away
from
him.
Bruce
Simonson
scored
the
only
run
for
the
Grotto.
Dell
got
on
base
three
times
and
Kerr
got
on
twice
but
Bill
and
Duncan
were
the
only
other
runners
to
'ret
on
the
paths.
Carl
Smith
came
on
when
Duncan
had
to
leave
and
played
well.
Duncan
caught
a
good
game
while
Dell
looked
very
smart
nt
first.
Parlett
and
Pavlikis
were
the
battery
for
the
General
Motors
and
Moxley
and
Duncan
f
r
the
Grotto.
Kerr
took
Duncan's
place
behind
the
bat
when
the
latter
had
to
leave.
Teams:
General
Motors
T.
Arney,
Minor
Simonson,
J.
Davis,
Lindsay,
Pavlikis,
Fitch,
Lezter,
Glen
Otsen,
Parlett.
x
Grotto
Kerr.
"B.
Simonson,'
MOxley,
Dell,
Bill,
F.-Gomez,
M.
Holkestad,
Duncan,
Laid,
C.
Smith.
.
Scores:
,
$
!
General
Motors
.at
3otf
022
18
Grotto
1
60
'000
01
Now!
All-Star
Game
AMERICANS
BLANK
NATS
Heavy
Hitting
Ted
Williams
Pacns
Junior
Leaguers
to
TalA-
12
to
0
Victory
FENWAY
PARK,
BOSTON
W
Pct
by
the
Boston
ned
Sox's
Ted
wnitams
with
four
hits,
including
two
home
runs,
the
American
L-saguc
made
a
rim-away
of
the
13th
all-star
baseball
game
today,
burying
the
National
League
opposition
12
to
0.
v
The
Americans
made
14
hits
and
one
error,
the
Nationals
made
three
hits
and
no
errors.
Bob
Feller
was
the
winning
pitcher
and
the
losing
pitcher
was
Clauds
Passeau.
In
the
annual
classic
to
dat?
the
Americans
now
have
won
nine
eames
and
the
Nationals
fur.
The
Americans
went
two
runs
aheadjn
the
first
lnnin.3
when
Keller
walloped
a
home
run.
Williams,
who
had
walked,
scored
ahead
of
Keller.
The
Americans
added
another
run
in
the
fourth
Inning
when
Williams
smashed
a
terrific
home
run
into
the
centre
field
bleachers.
The
Americans
added
three
more
runs
in
the
firth.
Rosar
singled.
Newhouser
singled,
Spence
was
passed.
Stephens
doubled,
scoring
Rosar
and
New-
hhouser.
Williams
singled,
scor
ing
Spence.
In
the
seventh
the
Americans
I
wen
t
ahead
8
to
0
when
Williams
singled,
Keller
walked
and
Gor
don
doubled,
scoring
Williams
and
Keller.
The
Americans
pounded
across
four
more
runs
in
the
&!.;hth
inning.
Stlrnwelss
singled.
ICra-met
singled.
Stlrnweiss
scored
on
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cf
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SALE-CoaTj
ciiu
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leum;
bed
and
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light;
clothes
cufol
crib
and
buggy,
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apu.
FOR
SALE
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be
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week-endnl
weeK-aays.
FOR
SALE--Chesu?
dining
room
suit;
tJ
lng
machine:
clrcuil
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mirrors;
study
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chen
articles.
2k
Ave.,
phone
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85
h.p.
V-8
eneiw
Alfred
Street
or
jl
caretaker
FOR
SALE
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writer,
latest
moil
dltion.
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P.0
FOR
BALE-
150
ampj
welder
Phone
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Prince
Rupert
Ltd.il
FOR
SALE-
Kltchei
nex
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and
tl
Going
cheap,
$25.
P:
322.
FOR
SALE
Baby
J
good
condition.
I.I
Black
943.
FOR
SALE
-
6
room
house.
742
7thAw.il
GOOD
BUILDING
lr
centre
of
Prlnct
business
area.
Apji
Dally
News.
FOR
BALE
Four-.il
$1600
cash.
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East,
evenings.
FOR
SALE
Sumiifl
mill
and
Bond
frl
plete,
in
good
coitl
1291,
Prince
Rupeit
FOR
SALE
One
mli
opposite
Isle
Pto
183
acres,
clear
cash
or
terms
to
:
party.
Included
35
1
bottom
land.
IS
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In
clover
and
i!i
barn
and
stable
holds
18
tons
hay,
'
workshop.
Good
Furniture,
beds
am
crockery,
range,
to
8-tube
console,
p
cultivator
garden
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and
numerous
place
for
couple
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livine
dairying;
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Reason
for
sale.
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nil
alone,
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shaw,
Isle
Pierrejij
FOR
SALE
Used
bffl
from
$3:
used
eietrj
r.,rr,
is-
silent!!!
rases.
16:
new
rai
$1.65;
used
8-pieceik
$2250;
used
elect-
cost
$235,
now
$65;
tures,
fireproof
f
ehairs.
filing
cabW
used
rugs,
size
1M
for
office,
siore5,u-i
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reduced
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sell
and
buy
new
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furniture,
also
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located
at
527
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