5MITHERS
WINS
OVER
HAZELTON
Smart
Interior
Baseball
Aggregation
Scores
Another
Victory
SMITHERS
Smithers
senior
baseball
team
travelled
to
Haz-olton
on
Sunday
for
a
win
over
the
Hazelton
nine
to
the
tune
of
8
to
2.
Spicer
pitched
a
nenr
perfect
game
for
Smithers,
allowing
only
one
hit
in
the
ninth
for
.
total
of
two
runs.
Smllhers
team
hit
13
time's
for
a
tcial
of
8
runs.
Smith
and
Devlin
shared
the
mcund
honors
for
0
Haxelton
team.
Smith
giving
up
a
total
of
11
Hits
spread
over
six
in-.nlngs
and
Devlin
allowing
two
-hlifc
in
three
innings.
-
HazeUon's
two
tallies
came
in
th?
last
of
the
ninth
when
Parent,
the
catcher,
walked,
Marshall
reached
first
on
an
error
at
third
by
J.
Hetherington,
and
Srrllt,
Haselton's
centreflelder,
doubled
over
the
first
baseman's
head
to
drive
in
the
two
runs.
Line-ups
were:
Smlthers
Aida
2b,
B.
Leach
If,
Splcer
p,
G.
Hetheriujrton
lb,
Delake
as.
J.
Hetherington
3b,
Paulis
c.
Fowler
cf,
Mayer
rf.
Haselton
-Soooner
ss.
Marshal!
3b.
Willan
lb,
Sterritt
of
Parent
c,
S.
Smith
If.
Wilson
2b.
Sargent
rf.
Smith
p.
Snares
Devlin
(relieved
Smith
in
the
seventh)
Reynolds
and
Ilalvorsen.
FASTBALL
Men's
Lea;ue
July
19
Grotto
vs.
Ba-me-Hl,
Reserve
Atmy
vs.
Co-op.
July
2299
Taxi
vs.
General
Motors,
Co-op
vs.
Grotto.
July
21
Ceneral
Motors
vs.
Bo-Me-Hl,
99
Taxi
vs.
Reserve
Army.
,
Girls'
League
July
16
Moose
vs.
Whirlwinds.
Macey's
vs.
Klnettes.
July
18-
Macey's
vs.
Moose,
Kinettesnvs.
Whirlwinds.
:
July
23
Moose
vs.
Macey's,
Whirlwinds
vs.
Klnettes.
July
25
Klnettes
vs.
Moose,
Macey's
vs.
Whirlwinds.
July
26
Whirlwinds
vs.
Moose,
Klnettes
vs.
Macey's.
Two
Canadian
newspapermen
j
ranked
h"--h
in
it
rf
1945
.
Governor
Cener.il
awards
for
Can.
-:
:v
w
z
NOW
you
con
again
get
eaiy-ihaving,
money-laving
MINORA
BLADES
in
ttve
generovs
Economy
Pad:
12
blades
for
25i
I
MIHCRA
is
Canoda'i
favourite
low-price
blade,
became
it
ovtbits
ordinary
blades
and
gives
smooth,
comfortable
shaves
every
time.
So
a:k
fx
and
get
MINORA
ElAD.S
in
the
big
Ec
noray
Pact
It
saves
you
16
',!
SHORT
SPORT
As
saagi
jted
on
this
paper
last
week
the
:t
Is
need
for
having
a
;
city-wide
athletic
association
to
handle
al.
sports
on
a
co-opera
tive
basis.
This
idea
already
has
i
been
given
a
good
start
by
the
;
Canadian
Legion
in
connection
iwith
the
forthiomlng
visit
of
U.M.C5.
Uganda;
The
Legion
lias
already
wfit-'ten
the
ship
outlining
Its
wish
!
to
provide
all
possible
sporting-I
events
for
the
visit.
The
sports
!
listed
are
football,
fastball,
box-!
ing,
lawn
bowling,
tennis
and
bil
liards.
As
soon
as
a
reply
is
received
from
the
ship
it
is
the
intention
of
the
Canadian
Legion
to
call
a
meeting
to
which
each
organized
sport
in
the
city
would
be
asked
to
send
a
delegate.
At
this
meeting
ah
arrangements
could
toe
considered
with
each
organization
putting
forward
its
own
suggestions
for
competitions
with
the
ship's
teams.
Then
all
the
details
could
be
arranged
toy
mutual
agreement.
The
Canadian
Legion
is
to
be
congratulated
on
its
initiative
In
the
matter
and
It
is
felt
that
all
sporting
organizations
will
give
every
support
to
the
move.
The
Prince
Rupert
lacrosse
players
are
very
busy
fixing
up
rant
jor
me
siart
oi
me
season.
The
old
handball
court
Is
being
torn
down
and
they
expect
to
icsume
practices
next
week.
Soon
after
the
games
will
start.
In
connection
with
the
forthcoming
visit
of
H.M.C.S.
Uganda
the
Canadian
Legion
Is
hoping
to
line
up
a
really
representative
football
team
to
meet
the
ship's
team
for
the
Hanson
trophy.
There
Is
a
real
shortage
of
football
boots
and
any
sportsmen
who-have
pairs
to
spare
are
asked
to
get
hi
touch
with
the
Le
gion.
They
plan
to
play
trial
Barnes
and
the
city
team
will
be
ehofen
as
a
result
of
the
trials.
Ttiere
is
a.
great
deal
of
interest
feeing
shown
in
the
series
and
wKti
Hie
lads
back
from
the
forces
the
rity
has
lots
of
talent
available.
WELL-IRRIGATED
India
has
me
largest
lrriga-tern
in
the
world.
Due
to
the
critical
shortages
of
automobile
parts,
we
urge
motorists
more
than
ever
before,
to
LUBRICATE
and
SAVE
WEAR,
if
you
wish
to
continue
to
ride.
We
use
only
the
best
grades
of
oils
and
greases.
Call
us
f6r
an
appointment
.
.
.
PHONE
."i0.
Pennzqil
and
Peerless
Motor
Oils
RUPERT
MOTORS
LTD.
CHRYSLER
PARTS
DEPOT
NEW
CONSTRUCTION
REPAIRS
ALTERATIONS
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
Builders
and
Contractors
PHONE
RED
561
P.O.
BOX
721
IN
FASTBALL
IS
REALLY
FAST
Lindsay's
Homer
Cinches
Game
for
General
Moiors
With
both
warns
righting
every
Inch
of
the
way,
the
score
tied
in
the
seventh
and
an
extra
inning
needed,
the
Co-op
vs.
General
Motors
provided
one
of
the
best
fastball
games
ever
played
on
the
Gyro
ball
park
last
nl3hi.
Co-op
got
two.
men
on
In
their
half
of
the
eighth
but
a
doubte
play
ended
their
hopes.
Then
Lindsay
came
to
bat
for
the
General
Motors.
He
fouled
off
the
first
ball
but
hit
the
second
one
solidly
and
It
ended
up
on
the
lawn
in
front
of
the
Masonic
Temple.
That
was
the
winning
run.
Both
teams
were
right
on
their
toes
all
through
the
game.
Par-lett
gave
up
nine
hits,
struck
out
three
and
gave
one
walk.
Pav-likis
caught
well.
Kellett.
gave
up
11
hits,
struck
out
two
and
gave
one
walk.
Bellis
was
catching.
Co-op
were
held
scoreless
for
five
innings
but
scored
two
In
the
sixth
and
then
added
one
in
the
seventh
to
tie
the
score.
An
extra
inning
was
played.
They
got
two
men
on
bases
but
a
double
play
ended
their
hopes.
Astoria
hit
a
three-bagger
ant'
Lindsay
pulled
down
two
big
hits
to
save
the
day
for
the
Motors.
The
Motormen
scored
In
the
fjrst
inning
and
added
two
in
the
fifth
when
they
got
the
bases
loaded
but
lost
out
In
a
forced
play
at
home.
They
went
scoreless
in
the
sixth
and
seventh
and
then
Lindsay
came
through
in
the
extra
inning.
Johnson
hit
a
three-bagger
in
the
first
inning.
Runs
were
scored
for
Co-op
by
Smith,
Astoria
and
Kellett.
For
the
Motormen
Arney,
Simonson,
Parlett
and
Lindsay
sccrsd
i
i
Teams:
J
Co-op
Bellis,
Smith,
Astoria,
INordgaard,
Ward,
Slater.
Kel
lett,
Hensick,
Mintenko
and
Peterson.
General
Motors
T.
Arney,
Simonson,
Johnson,
Lindsay,
Pav-Hkis.
Davis,
Fitch,
Lambie
Parlett.
Scores:
Co-op
000
002
103
General
Motors
....
100
020
014
99
Tail
Beats
tio-Me-lli
The
young
High
School
team
put
up
a
fair
showing
against
their
older
opponents,
99
Taxi,
in
fastball
last
night,
but
were
.aih;
and
outplayed.
They
seemed
to
expect
to
be
beaten
and
did
net
show
the
fiht
thu.
they,
usually
do.
Forbes.
Piercs
nd
S;
herfc
scored
for
the
students
for
whom
Wesch
pitched
gt-3d
game
with
Sharp
catch-
"
u.
Shrocder.
with
three
runs;
Hou:
'on
and
Ratchford,
with
Wj
each;
Bill,
Postuk,
Windle.
Montc-ano
and
Dominato.
with
one
each,
brought
In
the
runs
for
the
taxlmen.
Gurvich
and
hen
Shroeder
pitched
with
Pos-tuk
and
Gurvich
catching.
Teams;
Bo
Me-Hl
Forbes.
Ciccone,
Pierce
Hartwig,
Sharp,
Scherk,
RESERVE
BEATS
PORT
EDWARD
Although
Reserve
Army
defeated
Port
Edward
by
a
score
of
6
to
2
in
a
softball
game
at
Port
Edward
last
night,
it
was,
a
keenly
contested
match
which
excited
a
good-sized
crowd
of
fans.
Port
Edward
scored
in.
the
'
third
and
sixth
innings,
a
home
run
In
the
latter
frame
seeing
nne
on
bases.
For
the
Resem
Army
Pitcher
Shier
scored
in
the
third
inning
while
Mack
and
Basso
crossed
home
plate
in
th.
fourth.
The
victory
was
definitely
clinched
by
the
Reserve
in
the
seventh
and
last
inning
with
Basso.
Carlson
and
Bates
scoring.
NOTICE
The
Dally
News
wishes
to
draw
attention
to
the
rule
that
classified
and
transient
advertising
Is
payable
in
advance
at
the
office
at
time
of
presenting
copy
for
advertising.
Those
desiring
to
advertise
in
this
manner
In
the
Dally
News
axe
asked
to
assist
the
office
and
respect
this
rule
by
refraining
from
telephoning
classified
Baseball
Scores
American
St
Louis
2-4,
New
York
3-8.
Chicago
11,
Boston
3-0.
Cleveland
8,
Philadelphia
2.
Detroit
3,
Washington
2.
National
Boston
0,
Chicago
10.
New
York
5,
Pittsburgh
3.
Brooklyn
2,
Cincinattl
5.
Philadelphia
10,
St.
Louis
7.
International
Montreal
10-14,
Rochester
5-5.
Toronto
6,
Buffalo
5.
Newark
2,
Baltimore
1.
Jersey
City
5,
Syracuse
4.
American
Association
All-Stars
4,
Indianapolis
2.
Pacific
Coast
San
Diego
6,
Sacramento
7.
San
Francisco
3,
Hollywood
2.
Seattle
2,
Portland
9.
Los
Angeles
0,
Oakland
5.
Western
International
.
Wenatchee
C,
Spokane
5.
Bremerton
4,
Salem
3.
Vancouver
4,-Yaklma-3.
Victoria
8,
Tacoma
5.
Holkstad,
Forroan
and
Wesch.
99
Taxi
Postufc.
O.njth,
Gurvich,
Houston.
Calderonl,
Mante-sano,
Shroeder,
BUI,
Dominato,
Ratchford
and
Windle.
Scores:
Bo-Me-IU
111
000
0
3
99
Taxi
182
012
x
12
Balls
and
Strikes
Kellett
and
Bellis
make
a
very
ro'table
battery.
Cy
has
lots
of
speed,
variety
and
control.
Bellis's
throwing
to
second
is
quick
and
accurate.
The
Co-op
team
has
a
grand
fighting
spirit
and.
good
ballplayers.
Their
new
sweaters
of
red
and
green
look
well.
The
General
Motors'
-murderers'
row"
was
shackled
tor
most
of
the
same
bat
Lindsay's
home
run
was
a
mrderoos"
wallop.
Geqrge
Murray
umpired
elH-clently
and
impartial?.
Peterson
evidently
jtai
quite
a
length
of
leg
between
his
ankle
am!
knee!
Maurice
Brydges
was
quick
on
base
decisions
and
his
calling
out
of
Walter
Johnson
who
turned
to
his
left
af'er
rearting
first
baf
was
r
t--
--t
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(iEUHGB
to
i
i
vnniirnn
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iL.tUlJ.Ml
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i
Hours
Leave
PRINCE
GEORGE
DAILY
5:30
A.M.
(Except
Monday)
Single
$30
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$54
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Tji
Further
Information
from
Mr.
Bob
Boehme
Canadian
Pacific
Air
Lines
Prince
George
Hotel
Prince
George,
B.
C
Campbell's
Cosy
Cabins
Skrena
Bridge
Toutist
Camp
One
Mile
East
of
Town
Box
13
TERRACE,
B.C.
ATTENTION!!
Campers
Watson's
Food
Store
AT
SMITHEnS
WILL
BE
MAKING
REGULAR.
DELIVERY
TO
LAKE
KATHLYN
THIS
SUMMER.
Hill
Rink
Wins
j
Woodland
Trophy
,
liar:
Dfcisivi
Victory
Over
I
Jack
Judge's
Agere-Ration
j
I
In
the
final
jf
the
W
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ul.)
bowling
trophy
tost
the
Prince
Taipert
:
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;i
'
greens
George
Hill'.?
lin1"
w-ri
from
Jack
Judge's
vink
'y
1B-K
The
winning
te?m.
r
'
n-
-of
G.
Bchn,
Mrs.
Forbp
..
Bi
n
Morgan
and
George
Hill
a
I:
i.
was
aRways
In
front
J.ick
Ju
:
p'ayed
'jelow
form
and
in
''"
of
their
bast
efforts
th-
v.im
could
not
?,et
on
evr
i
t
fin-Alex
Finnic.
Jork
David
-on
and
W.
Ranee
were
the
ofhrr
m
tubers
of
the
losing
trnm.
Sports
Schedule
i
Girto
Fastball
League
Macey's
vs.
Moose;
Klnneties
vs.
WWrhYlnda.
.Baactoal
Savoys
vs.
Watts
Nicfcercon.
MORE
OOLF
"BIRDIES"
SYDNEY,
Australia,
0-GoK-ers
at
the
country
town
of
Nar-romlne
are
packing
shotguns
In
their
bets
to
shoot
flocks
of
crows
which
swoop
on
their
goK
balls.
Gunfire
is
Hie
onVy
thing
which
will
repel
the
marauders.
EARLY
PAWNSHOPS
There
were
pawmhops
in
China
3.000
years
ago.
THESE
IS
HO
OTHER
T0IACC0
JUST
UKE
old
mum
The
Tobacco
of
Quality
CANADA'S
OtISINAl
aiomahc
nn
roiAcco
ITrMTTTTTTTTr
FOR
BETTER
NOW
CONVENIENCE.
SERVICE
AND
GREATER
WE
ARE
LOCATED
AT
PRINCE
RUPERT
Second
Avenue
For
.
.
.
SAILS
-
AWNINGS
TARPAULINS
CANVAS
WORK
OF
ALL
KINDS
Venetian
Blinds
Window
Blinds
Garden
Chairs
Shopping
Bags
Edmondson
Awning
and
Sail
Works
Phone
632
p.o.
Box
302
In
TERRACE...
Shop
at
Skeena
Mercantile
A
.MODERN
DEPARTMENT
STOKE
Groceries
-
Ladies'
Wear
Goods
-
Shoes
and
Men's
Wear
T
r'TTnr'IS'lt
iouna
11.-
That
is
r.l
lr.K
A
'
Archimedes
shouted,
when
af
ter
study,
memoa
oy
wnich
he
might
in
King
Hlero's
crown.
And
that
is
exactly
what
you
will
be
saying
when
you
instal
a
RELIANCE
KITCHEN
RANGE
OIL
BURNER
and
discover
.the
efficiency
and
convenience
of
easily
controlled
oil
heat
for
cooking
baking
and
water
heaUng.
RELIANCE
OIL
BURNERS
are
available
In
Prince
Rupert
right
now.
Burner
may
be
viewed
at
address
below
or
at
PRINCE
RUPERT
PLUMBING
Si
HEATING
RELIANCE
SALES
&
SERVICE
PHONE
10S
R.
W.
Vick
GOV-CJ
'i.
C'ETS
INTERNATIONAL
WELCOM
AT
WINDSOR,
ONT
VI
IT
r
govern
!-:
r.u.
Sir
Harold
Alexander.
,it
U"
.1
''-'hoi-al
wo::.-ai
du.
m.
Out.
Shown
above
arc.
left
to
right.
Win
1
.1';
M.iyor
Arthu
J
r
-Alexander;
Viscount
Alexander
shaking
hands
across
the
Intcrnatio
bassador
bridge
with
Detroit's
Mayor
Edward
J.
Jeffries,
and
Mr.;.
R
u..:-
OF
MANY
PARTS
The
musk
ox
has
Uie
tall
of
a
sheen,
kidneys
of
a
coat.
soUen
of
a
donkey,
bones
of
an
ox,
ribs
of
a
bison
and
hojrs
of
a
caribou.
As
an
illustration
of
the
acute
newsprint
shortage,
one
advertising
agency
in
a
southern
VS.
centre
furnished
2K
tons
to
the
loeal
newspaper
to
run
a
special
advertisement
tor
one
of
tlielr
clients.
1
i
Mz&k
-v
M&k
rTTTirrrrnr
'I
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11
IIiiliMil
!
SUPPLY
HOUSE
what
long
he
suddenly
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ascertain
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hundred
schoolboys
at
one
of,
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oldest
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Black
965.
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FOR
RENT
Green's
Rooms.
Reasonable
rates;
quiet
and
clean.
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Fraser
St.
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FOR
RENT
Furnished
Tooms.
813
9th
Ave.
West
(185)
HELP
WANTED
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AND
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boys
and
girls
wanting
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routes
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packboard.
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Red
728,
after
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FOOTBALL
BOOTS
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wanted
to
outfit
a
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to
play
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owners
please
communicate
with
Canadian
Legion
immediately.
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burner
blower,
any
condition.
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FOR
SALE-Sealed
tenders
will
oe
received
by
the
undersigned
until
noon
of
Friday,
July
19.
next,
for
the
purchase
of
Lot
6.
Block
33,
Section
5.
City
of
Prince
nupert,
Map
923,
located
at
527
8th
Avenue
West,
together
with
the
following
Improvements
'located
thereon:
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roomed,
two
storey
frame
house,
ad
one
small
one-storey,
three
roomed
cabin.
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sealed
tenders
will
also
be
received,
for
the
furniture
contents
therein
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or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
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strictly
cash.
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presently
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