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u
.
uncertainty
of
:
rated
In
last
f
a
.
...
w,
be
wallop-
23-0
in
one
n
he
.un,
the
beaten
f
,un,
rouno
a
few
days'
1X
"
their
win.
L'uroftt
.
ood
same
and
ct
.uppo-
Not
ony
uj
V
,U.
ah1
nrl1
lv
n:u;:n
10
we
c"
e-,p
in
me
iasc
iniiins
aylng
that
a
t
,iev.
won
till
the
last
Ilui
..
Mmor
showe'd
(hat
e
good
sports,
they
Iree-
litted
that
tney
nan
dcctj
urprse
but
that
the
a
S;hi:-
ao
deserved
their
IO!
the
information
of
any
Ere
wsadtnng
If
there
ortlliant
sunsets
last
tve
one
in
the
west
where
d
Pf-nt
gloriously
I
Kv
ano
water
scenes
j
e
-nt
in
the
city,
thls(
'
r
wihe
to
state
that
the
the
-ntv
was
due
to
twoj
Fir.-.t
of
all,
the
General
I
turned
out
In
a
brilliant
i.ew
weaters.
The
other
(
ii
'hai
the
High
School
j
'
for
these
.
d
a
iun
-iiv
2
p.
eaten
iucti
a
thrilling
game
.
Tx
v;
Reserve
flxturs
to
a
bat)
start
when
the
hau
nui
a
team
on,
hand
n.'D
'ame
with
the
in
TSa
column
has
been
h
young
Reserve
team
ir
coach
every
encour-
:
v.t
their
conduct
in
th,i
we
have
nothing
but
c:
(hem
when
they
do
i
a
(earn
on
time.
That's
sdl.'.on
of
the
services.
CE
FOR
IBLETONIAN
Rilstanding
Eavcrite
Seen
larnrsi
Kating
Classic
Illy
FRAN;.
jCK
'
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AP
Tne
people
pii-ycan
tell
in
advance
lifi
of
the
$50,000
.Ham-
In
hartley
racine's
Ken-
Derby
apparently
are
rcany
a
sleepless
night.
:f
Titan
Hanovers
and
die
51'it
runnlna
nf
-i
'
atting
race,
set
for
mj
August
7,
over
up-
P'
ae:i
historic
1eii-
mile
crack,
Is
as
wide
ev
'
enly
one
sulky
puller
bis
three-venr
old
but
if
the
public
had
a
'
w
the
reams
of
ad-''?y
on
ome
of
the
59
the
trotting
people
1VS
Qhmii
1
gin
a
dead
heat.
urce
has
three
favorites
hfV
nra
Vl.
n
''Olr)
and
Deanna.
Vari-
Dttrn
n
unover
and
Scotch
Fez.
v
5ang
owned
by
Castle-
"AUIBWUI,
ivy.,
13
yarded
bv
trotting
vet.
.
mic
uiuwil
con
is
o'
Vciomlte
sire
of
Volo
4
Val.r.
w
i
.
-
Aic
iuaia.
winners
"nyiiian
in
hi
onrt
.:uvely
Victory
Sons
"j
"cp
i-aun
wno
TPltlt
nv.
II
1
.
u"
me
immortal
V
Snn
,-.
,
.
j
was
purcnasea
M
$37,500
a
yearling
Of
hi.
ftlll
kpnth...
,he
mile
within
twomln-
considered
a
membe
no"'3
COVa)
llmll..
e'i
Olrl,
a
bay
flllv
bv
"-'lira
ana
driven
wniinev
n,.i
u..
n
wt
Charles.
Ill
Wef.
:
ws
the
winter
hnoir
e
with
Deanna,
bay
.
'
111
tVi.
ttn.lL
vYime
and
Shep
ui
i-ongwood.
Fla
daughter
of
Dean
u
uosaund,
1936
win
mps
as
she
was
bred
by
SuSOnof
tne
lramor-White,
who
I,
the
nnlv
ill
nt
f..
.
"
4Uur
uosnen
win
LING
E
TAILOR
tWng
cleanln,
.-a
1
n
tem
,.,.
h
you
.u
eW-JM
Sixth
Bto.
RESERVE
BOWS
TOTAXIMEN
IN
FASTBALL
An
eight-run
.scoring
spree
in
the
fifth,
inning
secured
a
13
to
5
victory
for
.99
Taxi
over
Reserve
Army
in
the
first
play-off
game
of
league
fastball
at
Gyro
Park
last
night
although
it
can
be
said
for
the
Army
men
that
the
darkness
of
late
evening
did
much
to
confuse
their
fielding
in
the
final
inning.
The
game
was
the
second
of
a
double
-
header
.played
before
packed
bleachers
and
Reserve,
which
fielded
a
surprisingly
youthful
team,
managed
to
more
than
hold
their
own
with
Murray's
Mastadons
until
the
final
debacle.
The
game
ended
at
the
filth
inning
on
account
of
darkness.
The
Taximen
started
the
scoring
with
a
single
by
Bob
Houston
In
the
first
and
managed
to
rln;
up
three
runs,
one
on
a
hit
by
Benny
Wlndle,
and
one
by
Cal-deronl
oh
a
field
error
before
being
forced
into
the
field.
Reserve
came
back
in
the
second
with
four
runs
which
put
them
in
the
lead.
Mlrjor
Slmund-son
and
Mostad
came
in
off
singles,
and
Watmough
and
Vukovich
made
the
circuit
after
being
walked.
In
the
third
Inning,
99
Taxi
took
the
.lead
by
a
single
run
after
MontesaDo
and
Qurvlch,
both
of
whom
walked
to
base,
came
in
from
a
-
double
bv
Ratchford.
lukovlch
brought
home
a
run
for
Reserve
at
the
top
of
the
fifth
from
a
single,
to
tie
the
score
at
5-5.
The
Taximen
went
If
It's
a
Rock
Job-Call
a
Rock
Man
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894
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in
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gloom.
i
Battery
for
Reserve
was
Bob
Anderson
on
the
mound,
and
Albert
Mah,
the
latter
filling
in
on
Invitation
when
Reserve
found
itself
lacking
a
catcher.
Anderson
delivered
a
fast
ball,
striking
out
four
batters,
and
walkin?
four,
and
allowing
12
hits.
Batte'-y
for
99
Taxi
was
Sev
Dominato
on
the
mound
and
Pete
Pustak
catching.
Dominato
struck
out
four,
walked
seven
and
allowed
seven
hits.
Two-base
hits
were
made
by
Ratchford'
for
99
Taxi
in
the
third
and
by
Watmough
for
Reserve
in
the
fifth.
93
Taxi
Houston
2b.
Calder-j
ont
3b,
Smith
rf,
Wlndle
ss,
Pus-1
tak
c,
Montesano
If.
Ourvich
cf,
Dominato,
p,
Ratchford
lb.
Reserve
Army
Watmough
ss,
Anderson
p,
Mostad
lb,
dlen
Carlson
3b,
Carlson
rf.
Basso
If,
Vukovich
cf,
A.
Mah
c,
A.
Simundson
2b.
99
Taxi
3
0
2
0
8
Reserve
0
4
0
0
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v-e
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motorist
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HIGH
SCHOOL
TAKES
5-3
VICTORY
FROM
MOTORS
IN
FASTBALL
UPSET
The
young
Bo-Me-Hi
fastball
team
showed
a
lot
of
fight
and
were
full
value
for
their
5
to
3
win
over
the
powerful
General
Motors
nine
in
last
night's
feature
game
at
the
Gyro
Ball
Park.
The
lads
never
stopped
fighting
and
went
into
their
half
of
the
seventh
and
last
inning
trailing
3
to
nothing.
This
was
in
spite
of
a
sparkling
display?
of
errorless
ball.
The
lucky
seventh
proved
to
be
Just
that
for
the
High
School
boys
when
Franx
James
led
off
with
a
Texas
leaguer,
S.
James,
Wesch
anaV
Pierce
followed
with
safe
hits,
Scherk
ground
out,
Forbes
drove
a
tcreamer
over
third
base,
Hartwlg
was
safe
on
an
error
and
the
score
was
tied.
Ted
Arney,
on
the
mound
for
General
Motors,
forced
Sharpc
to
ground
out
to
the
Infield
and
seemed
to
have
stemmed
the
tide,
but
Johnson
at
shortstop
and
Minor
Simundson
at
third
base
for
Motors
got
their
signals
mixed
when
both
tried
to
field
Forman's
hot
grounder
and
he
was
safe
on
first
while
Fierce
and
Forbes
scored
the
tying
and
winning
runs.
Arney
struck
out
the
next
High
School
batter
to
end
the-
inning
but
the
damage
was
done
In
the
last
half
of
the
sev
enth
the
High
School
infield
gave
Wesch,
their
moundman,
perfect
support.
Don
Arney
got
a
pass
to
first
when
Wesch
Baseball
Scores
Rational
League
Brooklyn
7,
Boston
4.
(Only
one
game
scheduled).
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American.
Exhibition
New
York
Yankees
3,
New
York
Giants
2.
American
Association
Columbus
8,
Milwaukee
10.
Inribnapclis
5,
St.
Paul
2.
Toledo
0,
Minneapolis
10.
Louhvillo
2.
Kansas
City
11.
International
League
Jfr-ry
City
3-3,
Toronto
2-4.
Only
Tames
scheduled.
Western
International
Vancouver
8,
Bremerton
2.
SHORT
SPORT
By
the
Canadian
Tress
Gertrude
Ederle
of
the
United
States
became
the
first
woman
i
swimmer
to
conquer
the
treacherous
English
Channel
20
years
nrrrt
fri-1oif
CVtn
r
n
uinro
tori
tVift
couldnt
seem
to
find
the
plate
ue.swoI1'en
stralt
ln
lt
hourSi
but
was
doubled
off
first
when1
Echerk
made
i
shoestring
catrh
of
Gibson's
drive
and
although
off
balance,
whipped
the
ball
31
minutes.
Eddie
Gerard,
famous
hockey
nlivpi
anH
mirh
HfpH
flt
nt...
to
Forman
on
first
to
romplete
'
.
,
,
T,
the
double
play.
Parletfs
ln-ttf?!'jL0J
.,
,
.
.
.,
,,
.
great
Ottawa
defenceman
end-
field
out
was
anti-climatic
to
p,aylng
m
,n
ig23
and
Cn
?f,me'
two
years
later
led
the
Montreal
Bo-Me-Hl
a
v,.
hits
garnered
eight
Maroons
tQ
the
Natlonal
nock
from
Ted
Arney
while
Motors
championship
as
man-
got
an
equal
number
from
aeer-Wesch,
but
High
School
bunched
,
five
of
theirs
in
the
big
sev-
enth
Inning
and
two
of
General
tnree
nd
Johnson
-with
two
for
Motors'
four
errors
coming
in
two,
let
General
Motors
ln
the
the
same
Inning
allowed
them
sitting
department
while
Forbes
to
score
their
five
run.
j'wlth
two
for
four
was'high
man
Having
won
one
game
apiece
Jor
Bo-Me-IIl.
ln
their
current
series
both
teams
I
.
H
R
E
will
be"
out
for
blood
when
they
Bo-Me-Hl
0000005
8
5
play
the
rubber
match
on
Frl-
GeheraT
Motors
"101COIO
-8
3
day.
Wesch
and
F.
James.
T.
Arney
Simundson,
with
three
for
and
D.
Arney.
X
rflufl
l
1
h:
W
m
1
;our
nnest
"You
are
utterly
dumb
and
posses
a
mean
disposition
you
have
few,
If
any,
friends
why
don't
you
drink
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OWEN
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BOSTON,
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Branch
Rickey,
president
of
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers,
reports
that
Mickey
Owen,
former
Dodger
catcher,
wlw
Jumped
to
the
Mexican
League,
has
left
Mexico
to
seek
reinstatement
in
organized
baseball.
Swimming
Picture
Is
Showing
Tonight
Some
fifty
pupils
of
the
classes
of
the
Gyro
Club's
McClymont
Park
swimming
pool
will
be
shown
an
interesting
"Learn
to
Swim"
moving
picture
at
the
Civic
Centre
tonight.
The
pic
tures
come
here
from
the
Na
tional
Film
Board
and
will
be
projected
by
M.
J.
Harper.
CLOSE
FINISH
IN
BOWLING
LEAGUE
Jack
Paul's
Team
Wins
From
Sid
Thomson
Taking
advantage
of
improved
weather
Jack
Paul
and
Sid
Thomson
completed
their
regularly
scheduled
fixture
in
the
C.N.R.A.
Bowling
League
last
evening
with
Paul
edging
out
Thomson
on
the
last
end.
The
game
had
been
started
some
weeks
ago
but
had
been
called
at
the
end
of
the
sixth
end
on
account
of
rain.
Play
was
continued
last
evening
with
the
decision
ln
doubt
till
the
last
end.
One
shot
would
have
given
Thomson
the
game
but
Paul
was
able
to
keep
his
opposing
skip
from
getting
that
last
vital
bowl
ln
and
won
b7
the
good
margin
of
17-10.
It
was
a
keenly
contested
finish.
Campbell's
Cosy
Cabins
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Tourist
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Mile
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August-S;
1946
LOOK
SHARP
FEEL
SHARP
BE
SHARP
NEW
CONSTRUCTION
REPAIRS
ALTERATIONS
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
Builders
and
Contractors
rilONE
RED
561
BOX
1308
P.O.
BOX
721
PHONE
10
Oil
Burners
Installed
and
Serviced
PRINCE
RUPERT
PLUMBING
&
HEATING
J.
II.
Schuman
S.
Julian
REPAIRS
AND
ALTERATIONS
ESTIMATES
Nleht
Calls:
Blue
10
Green
787
CORNER
SECOND
AVE.
and
SEVENTH
ST.
WEST
t
iff
m
ms
m
mi
m
OTORISTS
across
Canada
have
learned
that
it's
good
business
to
cash
in
on
the
extra
satisfaction
of
personal
B-A
service
given
by
the
courteous
B-A
dealer
who
is
specially
trained
to
ensure
trouble-free
motoring
comfort.
Get
those
other
B-A
"extras"
in
quality
and
value
when
you
drive
in
at
the
sign
of
the
Big
B-A
for
Peerless
Motor
Oil.
"It's
Alloyed"
to
give
you
longer
motor
life
at
lower
driving
cost.
You
get
the
best
when
you
buy
B-A.
"O&AWufid"
Phone
Dlue
850
All
Interior
and
Exterior
Work
THAT'S
WHY
PEERLESS
LASTS
LONGER
Mi
v
oil
W
P.O.
Box
146
Green
&
Kermode
Builders
and
Painters
Free
Estimates
and
Prompt
Service
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