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C.
Friday,
August
31,
1945
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Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
83
3
4
Today
in
Sports
Hi
School
Girls
Are
Champions
Scored
Sensational
Comeback
In
Final
Last
Evening
Despite
the
fact
that
they
had
lost
the
second
of
the
best-of-three
game
series
by
14
runs,
Booth
Memorial
High
School
team
made
the
most
remarkable
comeback
seen
here
in
years
as
they
trounced
the
Allies
9
to
3
last
night
on
Acropolis
Hill
to
win
the
final
series
and
the
women's
softball
championship
of
Prince
Rupert.
After
their
15
to
1
setback
at
Algoma
Park
earlier
in
the
week
the
Bo-Me-Hl
girls
were
at
a
great
disadvantage
but,
never
theless
came
through
with
fly
ing
colors
to
dethrone
Allies,
1941
champs,
and
capture
the
women's
city
softball
title
for
the
first
time
in
the
annals
of
the
school.
The
Allies
took
a
2-0
lead
in
the
first
two
innings
only
to
see
their
margin
disappear
as
the
Booth
squad
counted
four
runs
in
the
third
on
singles
by
Ariet
ta
Hamilton,
"Rusty"
Thain
and
Jane
Hamilton
and
a
triple,
longest
hit
of
the
game,
by
Marie
Coldwell.
Lll
Hitchins,
Bo-Me-Hl
centre-fielder,
who
cracked
out
a
double
was
responsible
for
the
only
other
extra-base
blow
of
the
fixture.
Betty
Hamilton
pitched
the
whole
game
for
the
winners
to
chalk
up
her
twelfth
victory
of
the
season
against
two
defeats.
Last
season
her
record
was
only
two
wins
and
five
losses,
thus
indicating
a
very
noticeable
improvement.
Defensively,
"Rusty"
Thain
and
Diane
Kennedy
of
Bo-Me-Hl,
were
outstanding
with
exceptional
fielding
efforts.
Coach
Silverman
Held
Responsible
.
Coach
"Moe"
Silverman
spent
considerable
time
this
year
training
the
High
School1'
club,
which
won
only
three
games
out
of
10
last
season,
but
the
success
of
his
efforts
are
now
plain
to
see.
The
line-ups
follow:
Bo-Me-Hi
Cowie
c,
A.
Hamilton
rf.,
Thain
ss.,
B.
Hamilton
p.,
J.
Hamilton
lb.,
Caldwell
3b.,
Kennedy
If.,
Thornton
2b.,
Hitch-ins
cf.
Allies
Sulyma
2b.,
McLeod
cf.,
Wassie
ss.,
Sadaway
lb.,
Morgan
p.,
Lowe
3b.,
Flynn
rf.,
Butter-worth
c,
Nickerson
If.
The
score
by
innings
follows:
Allies
1
1
0
0
0
0
031
Bo-Me-Hi
0
0
4
1
2
2
x
9
Batteries:
Allies
Morgan
and
Butter-
worth.
.
Bo-Me-Hi
Hamilton
and
Cowie.
SUNBURY.
Middlesex.
Ene.
KB
Singing
is
the
best
tonic
for
old
age
said
John
Francis
who
celebrated
his
98th
birthday
by
doing
the
star
turn
at
an
old
folks'
concert.
Baseball
Scores
National
League
Pittsburgh
6,
Chicago
4.
American
League
New
York
7,
Boston
1.
Chicago
4,
Cleveland
4.
International
League
Newark
1,
Baltimore
0.
Newark
7,
Baltimore
6.
Jersey
City
9-0,
Syracuse
6-4.
Rochester
3,
Toronto
2.
Buffalo
8,
Montreal
6.
American
Association
Toledo
6.
Louisville
5.
Indianapolis
12,
Columbus
3.
Minneanolis
2,
Milwaukee
1.
Pacific
Coast
League
Eos
Angeles
3,
San
Francisco
1.
Portland
6,
San
Diego
1.
Hollywood
5,
Oakland
2.
Sacramento
5,
ceattle
4.
SPUD
CHANDLER
IS
DISCHARGED
Star
Right
Hand
Hurler
of
Yankees
to
be
Playing
Again
This
Season
NEW
YORK,
August
31
0.
-The
former'
right-hander,
Spud
Chandler,
is
to
be
discharged
from
the
Army
on
September
13.
Announcement
of
Chandler's
discharge
comes
from
Yankee
Stadium.
The
veteran
hurler
is
expected
to
join
the
Yankee
for
the
last
two
weeks
of
the
LOOKING
OVER
BALL
LEAGUES
The
New
York
Yankees
bowled
over
the
Boston
Red
Sox
7-1
yesterday
with
the.
Bosox
ace
Dave
Ferris
suffering
hU
seventh
defeat
of
the
season
as
against
20
wins.
Ferrlss
has
suffered
four
of
his
losses
at
the
hnds
of
the
Yankees.
Floyd
Bevins
let
the
Sox
down
with
a
single
hit.
In
the
only
other
American
League
game
the
Chicago
White
Sox
and
Cleveland
Indians
played
nine
Innings
to
a
4-4
standstill.
The
game
was
called
to
permit
the
Cleveland
club
to
catch
a
train.
In
the
one
National
League
contest;
the
Pittsburgh
Pirates
gave
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals
a
hand
by
tripping
the
Chicago
Cubs
6-4.
The
loss
chipped
the
Cubs'
lead
down
to1
four
games
over
the
secondplace
Cards.
In
the
International
League,
Jersey
City
and
Syracuse
split
a
twin-bill
with
the
Giants
capturing
the
opener
9-4
while
the
Redmen
came
back
6-0
in
the
nightcap.
The
Rochester
Red
Wings
salvaged
the
final
game
of
their
three-game
series
with
Toronto
by
defeating
the
Maple
Leafs
3-2.
The
Newark
Bears
took
the
measure
of
the
Baltimore
Orioles
twice.
1-0
and
7-6
whil
the
Buffalo
Bisons
toppled
Montreal's
Royals
8-6.
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SPECIAL
ANNOUNCEMENT
TO
ALL
RETURNING
SERVICEMEN
In
line
with
their
usual
policy
of
service
and
quality
"Cambridge"
has
again
come
to
the
front,
offering
all
discharged
servicemen
a
selection
of
excellent
cloth
for
made-to-measure
clothing.
This
selection
is
reserved
entirely
for
servicemen
with
priority
suit
certificates.
WE
ASSURE
YOU
OF
DELIVERY
IN
TWO
TO
THREE
WEEKS
Drop
in
and
look
over
our
samples
PENDING
OFFICIAL
DISCHARGE
PLEASE
CLIP
THE
COUPON
RE
LOW
AND
BRING
IT
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PRIORITY
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This
certificate
may
be
used
as
an
advance
priority
In
ordering
suits
for
members
of
the
services
Immediately
prior'
to
receiving
official
discharge
and
MUST
be
replaced
by
the
official
certificate
Issued
at
time
of
discharge.
This
enables
personnel
to
place
orders
for
priority
pending
official
discharge.
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DEALER'S
NAME
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CHIROPRACTOR
Wallace
Block
Phone
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SOFTBALL
DEADLOCK
Junior
Softball
League
Sudden
Death
Play-off
Unsettled
Although
they
were
behind
by
a
score
of
.6
to
2
at
the
end
of
four
innings,
Wartime
Housing
counted
seven
runs
in
the
next
three
frames
to
the
Knights
of
Columbus'
three
to
deadlock
the
score
at
nine-all
and
the
Junior
Softball
League
sudden-death
game
for
the
championship
last
night
at
Gyro
Park
was
subsequently
called
on
account
of
darknpss.
The
two
clubs
will
replay
their
crucial
game
at
Gyro
Park
Saturday
night.
With;
the
Wartime
Housing
club
trailing,
9
to
8,
going
into
the
seventh
and
last
Inning,
Flaten
the
Housing
pitcher,
was
walked
and
brought
home
with
a
hit
by
Gomez
to
tie
up
the
game.
The
most
spectacular
fielding
play
of
the
fixture
occurred
in
the
sixth
when
rifhtfielder
Jones
of
the
Housing
team
caught,
a
fly
on
the
then
turned
a
complete
flip
but
"managed
to
hang
onto
the
ball.
Olsen,
slugging
first-baseman
of
the
Caseys,
secured
the
only
extra-base
hit
of
the
game,
a
doutjle
In
the
fifth
Inning.
McDougall
pitched
'the
full
contest
for
the
K.
of
C.
nine
while
Intermela
started
for
Wartime
Housing
and
gave
way
to
Flaten
in
the
fifth.
The
line-ups
follow:
K.
of
C.'s
Bourgeaut
2b.,
Moore
If.,
Olsen
lb.,
Lesieur
cf.,
McDonald
3b.,
DcJong
ss.,
Sharon
c,
McDougall
p.,
Myers
rf.
Wartime
Housing
Intermela
p.-2b.,
Gomez
2b.,
McDonald
ss.,
Nordgaard
c.,
Forbes
lb.,
Over-gaard
3b..
Jones
If.,
Anderson
2b
,
Owens
cf.,
Flaten
rf.-p.
The
score
by
Innings
follows:
W.
Housing
0
2
0
0
3
3
1
09
K.
of
C.'s
.4
2
0
0
1
2
0
09
Batteries:
Wartime
Housing
Intermela,
Flaten
and
Nordgaard.
K.
of
C.'s
McDougall
and
Sharon.
SHORT
SPORT
The
long-awaited
game
between
the
Prince
Rupert
All-Stars
and
the
Acropolis
Browns
is
scheduled
to
be
played
this
Sunday
afternoon
on
Acropolis
Hill.
The
pitching
selection
for
the
Browns
is
not
known
at
this
time
but
Bill
Lambie
will
probably
be
on
the
mound
for
Prince
Rupert.
On
Labor
Day
the
United
States
Army
Corporals
and
Sergeants,
who
played
to
a
deadlock
in
11
Innings
recently,
will
renew
their
rivalry
with
a
game
on
Acropolis
Hill.
Numerous
incidents
c-f
wilful
destruction
have
occurred
this
seasCS
at
Gyro
and
McClymont
Parks,
thus
loading
more
worries
onto
the
men
who
have
been
trying
to
operate
organized
soft-ball
leagues
in
t
he
city.
Operation
of
'a
circuit
is
difficult
enough
under
the
best
of
conditions
but
when
vandalism
appears
the
situation
for
league
officials
i3
well
nigh
intolerable.
It
Is
t
o
toe
hoped
that
this
form
of
rowdyism
will
cease.
Floor
Sanding
and
Finishing
Repairs
and
Alterations
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that
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