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FOUR
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elfoit
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be
to
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are
rendered
normal
courtesies
and
services
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line
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l
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polnted
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1944
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1944.
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me
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th
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A.D.
1944,
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THE
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Softball
Finals
RANGERS
UP
IN
ROUNDERS
Beat
Coast
Regiment
and
Ack-Acks
by
6-1
Scores
Rangers
advanced
to
the
Prince
Rupert
military
softball
tournament
finals
last
night
by
virtue
of
their
6
to
1
triumph
over
Second
Coast
Regiment
In
the
afternoon
at
Gyro
Park.
Hurling
his
second
fixture
in
two
days,
Maynard
limited
the
losers
to
seven
hits.
In
the
two
week-end
tilts
he
pitched,
Maynard
allowed
only
ten
hits
and
two
runs
in
18
Innings.
Humphries
and
Fraser
shared
the
mound
duties
for
the
Coast
nine.
Slinger,
of
the
losers,
rapped
out
the
only
triple
of
the
game
in
the
seventh
frame.
He
scored
on
a
long
fly
to
give
the
Regimental
club
their
only
run.
Score
by
innings:
Rangers
000
030
020
-
6
2nd
Coast
000
000
100
-
1
Batteries:
Maynard
and
Wol-kowski;
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Fraser
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Jamieson.
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Final
Home
Run
Breaks
13
Inning
Tie
in
Softball
Ranger
-9th
Coast
Game
Winds
up
With
Surprise
Climax
Rangers
1
9th
Coast
0
Just
as
fans
and
players
were
about
to
relax
the
tension
built
up
during
what
appeared
would
be
13
scoreless
softball
innings,
Rangers
snapped
a
surprise
home
run
to
take
the
first
of
the
Ranger-9th
Coast
Canadian
Army
inter-unlt
flnafs,
at
Acropolis
Hill
last
night.
It
was
Art
Maynard,
Rangers'
pitcher,
who
popped
the
homer
to
centre
field
when
there
were
two
out
In
the
second
half
of
the
thirteenth
Inning.
Maynard
had
already
steeped
himself
In
glory
for
his
performance
on
the
mound.
The
thing
came
as
a
surprise
to
everyone,
including,
presum
ably,
Maynard
himself.
The
game
was
played
in
an
hour
and
a
half,
which
checked
off
at
seven
minutes
to
the
Inning.
O'utfield
players
spent
as
much
time
going,
out
and
returning
as
they
did
In
position.
More
than
anything
else,
the
game
was
a
fast
duel
between
pitchers.
Rangers
had
the
edge
In
that
matter
too,
for
Maynard
struck
out
19
batters,
walking
only
one.
Hertzman,
9th
Coast's
mounds-man,
struck
out
six,
and
walked
two.
Rangers
drove
ten
hits
to
9th
Coast's
fieldmen,
who
did
a
tidy
job
of
handling
them.
However,
Rangers
came
close
to
scoring
in
the
twelfth
when
Walkowskl
made
the
circuit
after
being
walked.
He
was
tagged
at
the
home
plate,
and
the
store
remained
zero
for
another
inning.
Infield
and
outfield
work
on
both
sides
was
practically
flawless.
Lineups:
Rangers
Brooks
3b,
Jaskari
S3,
Armstrong
2b,
Waxer
If,
Maynard
p,
Riley
lb,
Walkowaki
c,
Talosi
cf,
Gray
rf.
Sth
Coast
Dixon
ss,
KiclbLskl
3b,
Tomcyzk
If,
Cousins
cf,
Whitney
lb,
Hrynlwc,
Golba
2b,
Toffan
rf,
Hertzman
p.
BASEBALL
SCORES
SATURDAY
National
League
Chicago
6,
St.
Louis
1.
Pittsburgh
2,
Cincinnati
3.
Boston
6,
Newark
4.
American
League
St.
Louis
1,
Chicago
2.
Philadelphia
3,
Washington
1
Newark
1,
Boston
7.
Cleveland
6,
Detroit
15.
International
League
Newark
5,
Syracuse
3.
J
Baltimore
2,
Jersey
City
7.
Rochester
4,
Montreal
5.
Buffalo
0,
Toronto
1.
American
Association
Louisville
11,
Toledo
6.
St.
Paul
18-6,
Kansas
City
5-2.
Indianapolis
2,
Columbus
3.
Minneapolis
7,
Milwaukee
4.
Coast
League
Oakland
11,
San
Francisco
4.
Seattle
7-9,
San
Diego
3-0.
Los
Angeles
7-7,
Hollywood
12-
3.
Portland
6-9,
Sacramento
2-6.
SUNDAY
National
League
Chicago
7-2,
St.
Louis
0-4.
Brooklyn
8;2,
Philadelphia
4-3.
Boston
4,
New
York
10.
Pittsburgh
7-0,
Cincinnati
5-2.
American
Association
Cleveland
0-7,
Detroit
5-4.
Philadelphia
1-2,
Washington
2-8.
New
York
2-4,
Boston
3-3.
St.
Louis
6-2,
Chicago
2-3.
International
League
Toronto
12-6,
Montreal
8-7,
Buffalo
2-3,
Rochester
3-4.
Newark
1-3,
Syracuse
4-4.
Baltimore
5-2,
Jersey
City
0-6.
American
Association
Minneapolis
2-5,
Milwaukee
17-7.
Louisville
6-8,
Toledo
10-1.
Indianapolis
5-2,
Columbus
13-
4.
St.
Paul
2-1,
Kansas
City
0-10.
Coast
League
,
Oakland
4-1,
San
Francisco
2-14.
Seattle
1-4,
San
Diego
2-3,
Los
Angeles
6-8,
Hollywood
2-2,
Portland
10-3,
Sacramento
5-0.
SUSPICIOUS
SAUSAGES
SYDNEY,
Australia
th
A
flourishing
trade
in
horseflesh
for
pets
sprang
up
here
after
stringent
meat
rationing,
but
ru-more
that
it
was
going
Into
sausages
and
pies
resulted
In
bills
being
passed
enforcing
strict
control
of
the
meat.
BASEBALL
WOUND
UP
Browns
Beat
Rupert
.
All
Stars
Yesterday
The
baseball
season
was
brought
to
"a
conclusion
when
the
Acropolis
Browns
defeated
Prince
Rupert
All-stars,
4-1,
It.
a
fast
game
Sunday
afternoon
on
Acropolis
Hill.
The
fixture
marked
the
Browns'
fourth
successive
victory.
Gilbert
hurled
the
whole
nine
innings
for
the
winners
and
his
offerings
were
combined
for
nine
"hits,
while
Whitney
went
the
distance
for
the
losers
and
gave
up
eleven.
The
Browns
scored
one
run
In
the
first
inning
and
tallied
thcli
other
three
in
the
fourth.
The
All-stars
secured
their
lone
tally
In
the
fifth
frame.
Score
toy
innings:
Prince
Rupert
....
000
010
000
-
1
Browns
100
300
OOx
-
4
Batteries:
Whitney
and
Mcln-tyde;
Gilbert
and
Sprenglenay-
er.
INTO
SEMI-FINALS
Behind
the
effective
pitching
of
Joe
Maynard,
the
Rangers
de
feated
the
Ack-Acks,
6-1,
Satur
day
night
on
Acropolis
Hill
to
advance
to
the
seml-flnals.
Maynard
struck
out
12
and
yielded
only
three
hits,
while
Delorme,
the
Ack-Acks'
mounds
man,
fanned
three
and
gave
up
seven
blows.
Although
they
were
weak
offensively
the
losers
played
a
smart
game
in
the
field
and
pulled
off
a
number
of
clever
plays.
Waxer,
of
the
Rangers,
con
nectcd
for
the
fixture's
only
home
run
In
the
eighth
Inning.
Score
by
innings:
Acks-Acks
000
000
001
-
1
Rangers
229
000
02x
-
6
Batteries:
Delorme
and
Sath-er;
Maynard
and
Wolkowskl.
Umpires:
Wcndle
and
Jamie-son.
Buy
War
Savings
Stamps.
PASSING
PARADE
In
(he
Services
Sergeant
and
Mrs.
Gordon
Alleyne
sailed
for
Vancouver
Saturday
night
where
they
will
spend
their
annual
furlough.
Steveston
will
also
be
one
of
their
ports
of
call.
"Be
careful
of
the
street
cars,
Gordlc."
SSgt.
D.
S.
Martin
arrived
last
week
reporting
for
duty
with
No.
4
Depot,
R.C.A5.C.
Sgt.
Reg.
Kings,
'First
Soldier
of
the
Week,'
and
Sgt.
Cleavor
Wilson
of
the
20th
Battery
R.C.A.,
entrained
for
Prince
George
and
"Interview"
for
the
Army
Show
Saturday
night.
The
Area
Sergeants
Mess
Saturday
night
party
was
a
"howling"
success
but
whether
any
kudos
is
due
the
Three
Wolves
SSgts.
"C.
B.,
C.
B.,
and
B.,
Is
questionable.
Many
out-of-town
guests
were
among
those
Dresent
including
a
galaxy
of
glamour
irom
Little-
America
and
Port
Edward.
Representatives
of
both
papers
were
In
attendance.
The
week
starts,
off
with
two
more
recruits
going
active
for
"Coca
Cola."
Is
It
true
that
a
certain
little
"life
of
the
party"
Sergeant
went
mountain
climbing
Sundav.
hli
goal
in
mind
"Soldier
of
the
Week"
award.
We
wfsh
you
Luck,
Maxle,
"Build
B.C.
Payrolls"
This
Lady
(ur
iH
Demands
Flavor
"Pacific
Milk
has
a
fresh,
natural
flavor
which
I
like
best.
"We
live
up
here
where
no
fresh
milk
is
ever
seen
and
this
'fact
may
make
us
more
keenly
critical
and
demanding.
"Anyhow,
wc
have
consumed
many,
many
cases
of
Pacific
Milk
during
the
past
11
years."
PACIFIC
MILK
Irradiated
and
Vacuum
Packed
Organizing
Of
Football
With
the
summer
sport
season
In
Prince
Rupert
drawing
to
a
close,
military
units
stationed
here
are
turning
to
fall
and
winter
games.
,
On
Acropolis
Hill
a
six-man
touch
football
league
is
being
organized
by
Lt.
Robert
Farmer,
Special
Service
Athletic
Director,
and
Sgt.
Mcrv.
Willoughby.
The
circuit
Is
expected
to
swlnj
into
operation
the
latter
part
of
tills
month.
Reports
from
the
hill
Indicate
that
plans
are
now
being
laid
for
a
considerably
larger
loop
than
the
one
operated
last
season,
wnctner
other
services
in
this
area
will
play
any
touch
football
this
fall
Is,
however,
a
matter
for
conjecture.
rr.EToniA'3
populattc:;
PRETORIA
0
The
latest
figures
Issued
by
the
city
coun
ell
show
that
the
population
of
the
South.
African
administrative
capital
was
153,000
In
De-1
cember,
1943.
Of
this
total
European
numbered
108,000
and
non-Europeans
45,000.
PATHOS
OF
WAR
LONDON
(fi
A
war
correspondent
.wrote
from
Normandy
that
a
Polish
soldier,
looking
over
n
row
of
German
prisoner
found
his
son
among
them.
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