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Prince
Rupert
Daily
I3cUis
Saturday,
August
31,
1946
loday
wn
Baseball
Scores
American
.Philadelphia
0-2,
Boston
6-6.
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,-
Natiouir
"Bfi
PV.niHolrwV.la
1
Mom.
VnrV
?
(Only
games
scheduled).
International
Baltimore
6-4,
Newark
3-3.
Montreal
3-10,
Toronto
4-7;
(first
game
elevi-n
Innings).
-
Rochester
12,
Buffalo
4.
.
jersey
City
3,
Syracuse
9
(ten
Innings).
Western
International
Yakima
12,
Spokane
7.
Salem
1,
Bremerion
2.
,
Vjctorla
5,
Vancouver
14.
Tacoma
9,
Wenatchee
21.
.
Pacific
Coast
San
Francisco
12,
Oakland
3.
San
Diego
0-1,
Portland
1-3.
Los
Angeles
0-4,
Seattle
2-5.
Sacramento.
4,
Hollywood
5.
American
Association
Minneapolis
7,
St.
Paul
3.
Exhibition
Game
Cleveland
(American
League)
7,
Milwaukee
.(American
Association)
6.
SKINNER
BOWLS
SINGLES
WINNER
Defeats
Morgan
in
Final
of
Novice
Competition
Via
the
final:
of
the
singles
of
the"
'novice
bowling
competltfon
at
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
bowling
greens,
Frank
Skinner
defeated
Bert
Morgan
by
a
score
of'
21-18.
Both
men
played
at
the
top
or
their
form
and
at
no
time
was
here
much
of
a
margin
between
their
scores.
However,
Skinner
was
successful
in
getting
the
lead,
and
holding
to
the
end
to
win
21-18.
NEW
SPEED
MARK
MADE
California
to
Cleveland
at
435
M.P.II.
to
Win
Bendix
Trophy
CLEVELAND
1
Paul
Mantz
of
Burbank,
California,
yesterday
won
the
2,045-mile
Bendix
Trophy
plane
race
from
Van
Nuys
California,
to
Cleveland,,
travelling
435.6'mlles
perliour
135
miles
faster
than
the
record
set
in
the
last
race
in
1939.
Fly-
Inir
fnstnnw
hp
mnrip
thp
dis
ANNUAL
BOWLS
INTERNATIONAL
One
of
the
features
of
the
bowling
season
Is
the
annual
"International'1
at
the
local
bowling
greens.
This
will
take
the
form
of
a
Scots
team
captained
"byl"Dave
MacPhee
against
the
rest,
captained
by
Sid
Thomson.
The
trophy
at
stake
is
the
Mc-Clymont
Cup.
The
Scots
are
very
ambitions
and
even
generous
in
their
attitude
.
towards
this
en
counter.
They
challenge
the
rest,
that
Is
the
pick
of
the
best
of
all
other
nationals:
and
are
confi
dent
they
will
be
able
to
down
them
on
Monday
afternoon
Labor
Day.
Advertise
in
the
Dallv
News.
Sports
Motors
Are
Two
Ahead
Won
Over
99
Taxi
In
Splendidly
Contested
Fastball
riay-off
Game
by
12-7
In
a
match
featured
by
hard
hitting,
keen
fielding
and
good
pitching,
General
Motors
took
another
game
from
99
Taxi
in
the
City
Fastball
play-offs
and
now
need
but
one
more
game
to
win
the
city
championship.
The
final
score
was
12-7
with
the
game
called
at
the
end
of
the
eighth
inning.
The
third
game
will
be
played
Sunday
evening
at
6
at
the
Gyro
Ball
Park.
A
win
for
the
General
Motors
will
give
them
the
series.
99
Taxi
went
out
In
short
order
in
their
first
visit
to
the
plate
whereas
General
Motors
chalked
up
3
runs
by
Simundson,
Johnson
and
Lindsay.
However,
In
tho
flrct
nf
Hip
spcnnd
99
Taxi
.
Wlndle
with
successive
2-bag-
jgers,
a
walk
to
Ratchford,
and
a
two-bagger
Dy
.rtoniesano
(brought
In
three
runs.
General
!
Motors
went
scoreless
in
the
Second
inning.
In
the
third
99
I
added
two
more
when
Calder-I
one
and
Beynon,
the
latter
with
a
3
-bagger
scored,
Ratchford
s
2-bagger
bringing
Beynon
in.
General
Motors
went
scoreless
In
their
half
of
tfie
third
and
99
led
by
5-3.
In
the
first
of
the
fourth
99
was
scoreless
but
General
Motors
got
one
run
in
when
Howe
scored.
Don
Arney
's
doublo
and
a
couple
of
walks
got
Beynon
in
trouble
and
Schroedrr
took
over.
With
bases
full
and
none
out
the
situation
was
full
of
possibilities
but
Gurvlch
took
Johnson's
fly
and
made
a
fine
throw
to
home
to
get
Don
Arney
at
the
plate
and
then
Pos-tuk's
quick
throw
to
third
gave
Smith
a
chance
to
get
Ted
Ar
ney
out.
It
was
smart
work,
and
99
heave,d
a
sigh
of
relief.
In
the
first
of
the
fifth
99
threatened
but
Lamble's
fine
throw
to
home
plate
cut
off
Beynon.
In
their
half
of
the
fifth
Lindsay
started
off
with
a
tance
in
four
hours
and
forty-
j
2-bagger
and
he
and
Davis
scored
to
put
the
Motors
in
the
lead
6-5.
Both
went
scoreless
In
the
sixth
but
99
regained
the
lead
when
Wlndle
and
Ratch
ford
scored.
However
Johnson
and
Davis
scored
on
Davis'
2-bagger
and
Lamble's
single
and
General
Motors
was
one
up.
In
the
first
of
the
eighth
99
went
I
out
in
quick
order
and
then
General
Motors
sewed
the
gam?
up
with
four
runs
by
Don
Ar
ney,
Ted
Arney,
who
hit
a
2-bagger,
Johnson
and
Lindsay.
The
game
ended
with
General
Motors
winning
12-7.
Scores:
99
Taxi
03200
0
207
Gen.
Motors
3
0
0
1
2
0
2
412
Box
Scores:
99
Taxr
AB
R
H
Houston
5
0
0
Calderone
5
11
Lacrosse
Feature
Monday
Evening
Prince
Rupert
Will
Meet
Aiyansh
Indians
at
Roosevelt
Park
Gymnasium
The
stage
Is
all
set
for
the
lacrosse
game
pn
Alonday
evening
'at
Roosevelt
Park
gymnasium
.when
the
Prince
Rupert
team
will
meet
the
Aiyansh
team.
The
players
from
Prince
Rupert
are
as
follows:
Bud
Schu-roan,
Harry
Sheardown,
Charlie
Maundrel,
Cliff
Abercrombie,
A!
Nelson
"Nipper"
Woods;
Dave
Chappie,
Ted
Arney.
Terry
Parsons,
Ralph
Smith,
Lloyd
Lahtl,
Bob
Scarfe.
Ralph
Scarfe
and
W.
Spring.
The
local
team
will
ne
without
the.
services,
of
Ericksen
who
played
such
a
sterling
game
on
defence
against
the
Uganda
team,
but
Coach
Woods
Is
very
confident
that
his
aggregation
will
be
able
to
hold
its
own
against
the
Aiyansh
team.
The
Indians
will
not
arrive
till
this
evening
so
Dick
has
had
no
chance
to
see
them
in
action
but
his
own
Dlayers
have
Improved
since
their
game
with
the
Uganda
and
feel
sure
they
can
match
anything
the
visitors
will
be
able
to
produce.
Baynon
Smith
.
(p)
4
2
started
scoiine,
Smith
mufWIndle
Ratchford
2
2
Ourvich
-
2
0
Dominato
1
0
Postuk
(c)
3
0
Montesano
1
0
Shroeder
(p)
2
0
33
7
7
General
Motors
ABRH
Arney
T.
(p)
-.
4
12
Simundsen
-4
1
2
Johnson
......
5
3
3
Lindsay
4
3
2
Davis
.....
3
2
2
Lambie
T
4
0
2
Fitch
4
0
1
Howe
:
4'
1
1
Arney,
Don
c)
4
12
36
12
17
Batteries:
99
Taxi
Beynon
(3),
Shoeder
(5)
and
Postuk.
General
Motors
Ted
Arney
and
Don
Arney.
Umpires:
Neil
Ross,
Joe
HIGH-PRICED
DIAMONDS
CAPETOWN
f
High
prices
are
being
paid
here
for
cut
dia
monds
by
overseas
dealers
anr
Johannesburg
merchants.
A1
few
months
ago
a
single
gem
of
more
than
nln
carats
was
sold
for
6,175
($10,375).
IN
THE
SUPREML
COURT
OP
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
MATTER
OF
THE
"ADMINISTRATION
ACT"
and
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
ESTATE
OP
RAONAR
N.
FREDRlKSfcN
otherwise
known
n
FREDERIKSEN
and
FREDRICK
SON
DECEASED
INTESTATE
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
Order
of
His
Honor
E.
D.
Woodburn,
Acting
Tor
and
at
request
of
His
Honor
W.
E.
Fisher,
made
on
the
31st
day
of
July.
A
D.
1946.
I
wiQ
appointed
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
Raft-nar
N.
Fredrlksen.
otherwise
known
as
Predcriksen
and
Fredrlckson.
deceased,
and
all
parties
having
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
herebv
reatilred
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified
to
me
on
or
before
the
18th
dav
of
September,
A
D.
.1948.
and
aU
parties
Indebted
to
the
Estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
inriphtMlness
to
me
forthwith.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.,
this
5th
day
of
Aueust.
A
D.
1946
OORDON
P.
FORBES.
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
2C9
LABOR
DAY
SPORTS
CIVIC
CENTRE
-
Monday,
September
2,
11
a.m.
J.
Egg
and
Spoon
Race
Girls.
!
2.
25-Yard
Dash
?
Boys.
3.
25-Yard
Dash
Girls.
I.
25-Yard
Dash
Hoys.
.
5.
25-Yard
Dash
Girls.
Winners
in
Each
Children's
Events
fi.
Tiny
Tot
Race
(5
yrs.
and
under)
Boys
and
Girls.
7.
Three-Legged
Race
Boys.
8.
Skipping
Rope
Race
Girls.
9.
35-Yard
Dash
(9
and
10
yrs.)
Boys.
10.
35-Yard
Dash
(9
and
10
yrs.)
Girls.
11.
35-Yard
Dash
(11
&
12
yrs.)
Boys.
12.
35-Yard
Dash
(11
&
12
yrs.)
Girls.
Ivent
First
Prize
..$1.00;
Second
Prize
..50c
CANDY
PKIZE
FOR
ALL
ENTRANTS
FIELD
SPORTS
-
Roosevelt
Park,
2
p.m
Tug-of-War
(
nen
to
a
team
$15
Cash
Prize
Base
Running
Race
$3
First
Prize;
$2
Second
Prize
Baseball
Throw
$3
First
Prize;
$2
Second
Prize
Australian
Pursuit
Bicycle
Race
$25
First
Prize
One
Prize
Only
(if
fewer
than
six
entries)
$10
First
Prize
Seen
and
Heard
Bleachers
This
was
definitely
one
of
the
best
games
of
the
season,
and
players,
managers
and
coaches
are
all
to
be
congratulated.
Congratulations
are
also
in
order
to
the
umpires,
Ross
at
the
plate
and
Ratchford
on
the
bases.
Both
teams
played
heads-up
ball
with
few
errors
and
many
Welding
features.
Houston
took
i
very
difficult
catch
at
top
peed
and
low
down.
Fitch
climbed
'into
foul
territory
to
snag
a
hard
chance,
even
f
a
runner
on
third
did
come
'.ome
after
the
catch.
A
great
throw
by
Lambie
to
home
saved
a
run
while
Gur-vich's
catch
and
throw
to
home
plate
was
a
fine
double-event.
Lindsay's
drive
that
hit
the
wall
of
the
Masonic
Temple
was
one
of
the
biggest
hits
of
the
season,
though
H
went
for
two
runs
only.
Wlndle
stole
home
while
the
opposition
were
congratulating
themselves
on
an
out
at
.second.
Ted
Arney
pitched
a
good
game.
Hp
struck
out
two,
walked
six
and
gaye
up
seven
hits
fo:
seven
runs.
His
brother
was
very
good
behind
the
plate.
Beynon
held
the
'murderers'
row"
well
in
hand
in
the
three
innings
he
pitched.
He
gave
up
four
walks,
struck
out
none
and
allowed
eight
hits
for
four
runs.
Shroeder
Took
over
in
a
tight
spot
and
a
double-play
was
a
life-saver
He
walked.one.
struck
one
none,
and
gave
up
9
hits
for
4
runs
with
the
last
Inning
the
critical
one.
Tosiuk
did
a
very
good
job
as
catcher.
'
For
99
Taxi.
Wlndle
hit
two
2-bag.gers,
fceynon
a
3-tiagger,
and
Smith,
Ratchford
and
Montecano
a
2-baggtr
each.
For
General
Motors,
Lindsay
hit
two
2-baggers
and
Ted
Ar-ner,
Joe
Davis
and
Don
Arney
a
2-bagger
apiece.
There
was
a
big
crowd
and
they
had
full
value
for
their
money,
even
the
one
who
put
In
a
dollar
bill
and
the
three
who
put
in
50c
each.
It
was
worth
It.
-?
The
third
game
is
called
for
Sunday
at
Gyro
Bill
Park
and
if
(mark
that
"If")
General
Motors
win
they
win
the
series.
99
Is
going
out
to
get
their
first
win
of
the
series.
LARGEST
CITY
Buenos
Aires
is
the
largest
m
city
below
the
equator.
ASTHMA
RELIEF
A
Modtrn
Inhalant
Mtlhad
lar
(l!lnj
th
Sfmptaml
ol
Atlhmi
t
NM-Cardla(
Naluri
and
Kay
Ff
CAUTION:
Rood
ViUraUf
Thoroughly
and
lift
Only
As
Dtrvcttd.
CONSULT
YOUK
LOCAL
DRUGGIST
,
$ton
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'r
1
r
Firestones
have
everything
to
assure
you
of
long,
low-cost,
trouble-free
mileage.
So
naturally
everybody
wants
such
an
outstanding
tire,
and
stocks
are
running
low.
That's
why
we
ask
you
to
buy
now
for
emergency
needs
only
and
place
your
order
for
future
delivery.
CAR,
TRUCK-TRACTOR
TIRES
S.
E.
PARKER.
LTD.
FIRESTONE
DEALERS,
PRINCE
RUPERT
Special
for
Labor
Day
JFceh-eiul:
15
min.
Sight
Seeing
Flights
ONLY
$5,00
Available
at
Smithers
Friday
and
Saturday
at
Terrace
Sunday
and
Monday
TERRACE
FLYING
CLUB
TENTS
-
PACK
SACKS
TRAPPER
NELSON
PACKBOARDS
WATERPROOF
GROUND
SHEETS
PROTECT
YOUR
LUGGAGE
WITH
CANVAS
COVERS
Edmondson
Awning
and
Sail
Works
330.
SECOND
AVENUE
P.O.
Box
302
:
PHONE
C32
Announcement
.
.
.
JOHN
HARRIS
and
M.
PARKINSON
have
resumed
proprietorship
of
ATLAS
BOILER
WORKS
Boilers,
Tanks
and
General
Ironwork
j
FOR
SPENDING
in
PRINCE
RUPERT,
Events
Sponsored
by
Civic
Centre
Prince
Rupert
Baseball
Association
Civic
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11
a.m.
Children's
Sports
3:00
p.m.
Baseball
In
front
of
Civic
Centre
1:30
p.m.
Dedication
Ceremony
Roosevelt
Park
4
2:30
p.m.
Sports
Roosevelt
Park
Tug-of-War
Base-Running
Race
Baseball.
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Park
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75c
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