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Prince
Rupert,
D.C.
Tuesday,
July
24,
1945
Season
After
Season
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Suits
and
SLACKS
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and
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H.M.C.S.
"UGANDA"
WHALER
PLACES
SECOND
IN
PACIFIC
RACE
In
the
shadow
of
a
mighty
carrier,
"war
canoes"
of
the
British
Pacific
fleet
line
up
for
a
race
at
an
advance
anchorage.
The
whaler
of
1I.M.C.S.
"Uganda"
(nearest
camera)
placed
second
out
of
16
ships
entered,
a
New
Zealand
crew
taking
first.
Many
of
the
British
sailors
shamed
their
Canadian
cousins
by
showing
up
for
the
race
in
full
war-paint
and
headdress,
with
tom-toms
to
inspire
the
paddlers.
Today
hi
Sports
TWENTY-FOUR
INNING
GAME
American
League
Endurance
Record
Tied
by
Athletics
And
Tigers
PHILADELPHIA,
July
24
A
30-year
endurance
record
for
an
American
League
baseball
game
was
tied
Saturday
when
Detroit
Tigers
and
Philadelphia
Athletics
battled
almost
five
hours
to
the
twenty-fourth
Inning
without
any
decision.
Umpire
b;il
Somers
called
the
game
at
the
end
of
the
twenty-fourth
because
of
darkness
with
the
score
still
tied.
The
Athletics
and
Boston
Red
Sox
in
1906
played
a
similar
number
of
innings
to
set
a
record.
On
Saturday
the
Athletics
scored
in
the
fourth
inning
and
Detroit
in
the
seventh.
Football
Talent
To
Be
Imported
NEW
YORK,
July
24
;
The
new
coach
of
the
Winnipeg
Blue
Bombers,
crafty
Bert
Warwick,
says
that
western
football
clubs
will
continue
to
import
Ameri
can
talent
when
high-class
lnter-
provinclal
competition
is
resumed
after
the
war.
He
says
some
classes
of
American
players,
such
as
forward
passers,
will
have
to
be.
imported
because
they
have
only
been
partially
developed
In
the
Canadian
game.
Baseball
Scores
International
League
Montreal
at
Jersey
City
and
Rochester
at
Newark,
postponed.
Toronto
4,
Baltimore
7.
Syracuse
10,
Buffalo
2.
American
Association
'
Kansas
City
0,
St.
Paul
3.
Columbus
0,
Indiapapolls
5.
Milwaukee
15,
Minneapolis
13'.
Toledo
6,
Louisville
4.
No
Pacific
Coast
League
games.
SHORT
SPORT
Britain's
leading
Jockeys,
such
as
40-year
olii
Cordon
Richards
and
his
younger
contemporary
Harry.
Wragg,
have
long
been
thought
of
as
national
assets.
But
until
now
no
one
considered
them
as
"articles
for
export."
Briefly
there
,1s
a
movement
to
ship
some
leading
riders
to
Sweden
to
boost
British
bloodstock,
one
of
the
countries
greatest
commodities.
Not
only
would
they
show
their
prowess-in
the
saddle,
but
would
act
as
propaganda
agents
and
explain
why
British
thoroughbreds
are
the
best
in
the
world.
It
all
revolves
around
business
of
course.
The
more
race
horses
Britain
can
sell
Sweden,
the
easier
it
will
be
for
Britain
to
pay
for
goods,
such
as
timber,
wanted
from
Sweden.
The
Jockeys
will
b3
racing
and
talking
to
help
re-establish
Britain's
foreign
trade.
Arrangements
are
preliminary
but
the
riders,
including
Gordon
and
Harry,
are
willing
to
go.
And
turf
followers
need
not
worry
because
all
the
Jockeys
would
return
after
the
good-will
mission
was
completed.
Lord
Fitzwllliam,
one
of
the
stud
owners
interested
in
the
scheme,
told
the
press
that
final
arrangements
have
not
been
completed
but
that
it
would
be
"a
semi-private
affair
and
the
government
will
come
into
it."
Wins
War
Bonds
In
Golf
Tourney
ST.
PAUL,
July
24
Q
Two
thousand
dollars
in
war
bonds
went
to
Sergeant
E.
J.
(Dutch)
Harrison,
when
he
won
the
St.
Paul
Open
Goulf
Tournament
in
.St.
Paul,
Minnesota,
with
a
score
of
273.
UNKNOWN
IS
GOLF
CHAMP
WINNIPEG,
July
24
0)
A
comparative
unknown
holds
the
1945
Manitoba
Amateur
Golf
Championship.
He
is
Charlie
Woods
of
Winnipeg,
and
he
won
the
title
over
the
week-end
when
he
defeated
the
1944
titllst,
Allan
Boes
3
and
2
in
a
38-hole
final.
AUSTRALIANS
WIN
TENNIS
LONDON,
July
24
(P
Canada
was
trounced
by
Australia
in
the
first
of
a
series
of
inter-Dominion
tennis
tournaments
In
England,
The
Australians
.won
every
match.
LOOKING
OVER
BALL
LEAGUES
'The
sensation
of
the
baseball
world
was
the
24-lnning
game
played
Saturday
by
Detroit
and.
Philadelphia,
in
the
American
League.
The
first-place
Tigers
and
the
last-place
Athletics
finished
with
the
score
deadlocked
at
1-all.
After
tying
a
39-year
old
American
League
endurance
record.
It
was
Philadelphia
which
played
the
only
other
24-innin.g
game
oh
record
on
the
American
League's
record
books
back,
in
1906.
They
took
that
game
off
Boston,
scoring
three
runs
In
the
twenty-fourth
Inning
to
go
ahead
4-1.
The
National
League
has
a
26
inning
duel
In
its
books
a
1-all
draw
between
Brooklyn
and
Boston
back
in
1920.
In
the
National
League
only
one
game
was
played
yesterday
the
Pittsburgh
Pirates
beating
the
Boston
Braves
8-5.
In
the
American
League,
the
Chlcago
White
Sox
defeated
the
New
York
Yankees
1-0
while
the
Cleveland
Indians
took
the
Washington
Senators
2-1.
The
Philadelphia
Phillies
balnked
the
Detroit
Tigers,
1-10.
In
the
International
League
the
Baltimore
Orioles
trounced
the
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
7-4
while
the
Buffalo
Bisons
took
s
10-2
beatin?
from
the
Syracusi
Chiefs.
The
games
between
Jersey
City
and
Montreal
and
Rochester
and
Newark
were
postponed
because
of
rain.
Here
are
today's
basebali
games:.
.
In
the
National
League
New
York
at
Cincinnati,
9:00
p.m
Philadelphia
at
Chicago,
2:30
p.m.
In
the
American
League
St.
Louis
at
Boston,
2:30
p.m.
Cleveland
at
Washington,
8:30
p.m.
'
In
the
International
League-Montreal
at
Jersey
City.
7:00
p.m.
and
9:00
p.m.
Rochester
at
Newark,
6:30
p.m.
Syracuse
at
Buffalo,
8:30
p.m.
.Toronto
at
Baltimore,
8:30
p.m.
ART
LEWIS
IS
ALBERTA
CHAMP
CALGARY,
July
24
Q
With
scores
of
79
and
75,
A.
T.
(Art)
Lowes,
of
Calgary,
won
the
Alberta
Senior
Oold
Championship
at
the
Calgary
Golf
and
Country
Club
course.
His
38-hole
total
of
154
game
him
winning
honors.
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American
Circuit
Pennant
Contest
is
Tight
Competition
NEW
YORK,
July
24
(CP:
The
American
League
baseball
race
was
further
tightened
up
yesterday
when
first
division
clubs
lost
games
to
second
division
teams.
Only
seven
.full
games
separate
the
league-leading
Detroit
Tigers
from
the
seventh
place
Cleveland
Indians
with
five
clubs
bunched
closely
between.
Only
one
game
was
played
yesterday
in
the
National
League.
.
Yesterday's
Big
Leigue
scores:
American
League
r,nn
V
York
0.
Detroit
0,
Philadelphia
1.
v,ie.eiana
2,
Washington
1.
National
League
Boston
5,
Pittsburgh
8.
The
league
standing
to
date:
National
League
W.
L.
Pet
Chicago
52
33
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Brooklyn
50
38
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St.
Louis
49
38
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Pittsburgh
45
42
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New
York
46
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Cincinnati
43
41
.494
Boston
4
1
46
.471
Philadelphia
....
26
67
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American
League
W.
L.
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Detroit
47
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Washington
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44
33
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St.
Louis
41
39
.513
New
York
42
40
.512
Boston
43
41
.512
Chicago
43
41
.512
Cleveland
39
42
.481
Philadelphia
30
52
.385
Return
Bout
For
Greco
and
Janiro
NEW
YORK,
July
24
fr
Johnny
Greco
of
Montreal
and
Tony
Janiro
of
Youngstown,
Ohio,
have
signed
contracts
for
a
return
bout
at
the
Madison
Square
Garden,
in
New
York
on
August
17.
Greco
defeated
Janiro
in
eight
rounds
at
the
Garden
last
Friday.
SHIP
CATTLE
TO
UiA.
KliERKSDORP,
South
Africa,
(CP)
Pedigree
Afrikander
cattle
are
now
on
the
way
to
United
States.
They
were
bought
at
a
stock
sale
In
the
Klerksdorp
district,
when
181
animals
were
sold
for
$39,603.
The
champion
cow,
Renoster
Dirke.
with
calf,
was
bought
for
$1,125.
AWARDED
POLTSH
V.C.
LONDON,
W
Lt.-Gen.
Sir
Roland
Mackenzie
Scobie.
general
officer
commanding
British
troops
in
Greece,
has
been
awarded
the
Cross
of
the
Order
of
Virtutl
Militarl
(The
Polish
V.C.)
In
recognition
of
his
gallantry
in
the
1940-41
battle
of
Tobruk.
FOUR
YEARS
AGO
IN
THIS
WAR
By
the
Canadian
Press
July
24,
1941
Brendon
Bracken
replaced
AlfrEd
Duff
Cooper
as
minister
of
Information
In
the
British
cabinet;
Duff
Cooper
became
special
representative
of
the
cabinet
In
the
Far
East.
The
British
"V"
propaganda
was
launched
officially
In
a
first
broadcast.
TERRACE
MACHINE
SHOP
It
W.
C.
Osborne
V.
Expert
Repairs
on
all
makes
of
cars
Reconditioning
Motors
Tractors
Road
Equipment
Machine
Work
Diesel
Acetylene
and
Electric
Welding
BOX
202
Prince
George
Library
Denied
Federal
Permit
'
Permit
for
construction
of
a
I
provincial
library
building
in
Prince
George
to
oost
$22,000
has
been
refused
by
Ottawa.
Hon.
C.
D.
Howe,
minister
of
supply,
Informed
Hon.
Harry
G.
Perry,
provincial
minister
of
education
that
the
building
would
have
to
l
be
postponed
until
housing
was
:
eased
and
supplies
are
more
plentiful.
TQ
PUSH
PARTY'S
SOCIAL
PROGRAM
BELFAST,
July
24
(CP)
H.
C.
M'idgley,
leader
of
the
Commonwealth
Labor
party,
resigned
as
Northern
Ireland
Labor
minister
so
he
might
enjoy
greater
freedom
in
expressing
His
party's
social
policy.
His
resignation,
handed
in
shortly
before
the
Northern
Ireland
general
election,
was
accepted
by
Prime
Minister
Sir
Basil
Brooke
who
expressed
the
cabinet's
great
Indebtedness
to
him
for
his
cooperation
and
upport.
Health
Minister
William
Grant
was
given
the
added
portfolio
of
the
Labor
ministry.
Atlin
Flier
Is
Missing
Overseas
Flying
Officer
Robert
Mac-Kenzle
Clarke,
son
of
Mrs.
R.
D.
Nelson
of
Atlin,
is
reported
in
a
current
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
casualty
list
to
be
missing
on
active
service
after
air
operations.
PTE.
ROBERT'
RUBDERHAM
He
returned
a
few
days
ago
from
overseas
after
service
on
the
front
In
Germany.
Son
of
Aid.
and
Mrs.
G.
W.
Rudder-ham,
he
is
spending
leave
here
before
proceeding
to
Fort
Breckenridge
for
special
Pacific
training.
In
Terrace
.
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.
THE
Skeena
Mercantile
G.
McADAMS,
Prop.
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Who
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THE
SONG
OF
BEBMDETTE
.
JENNIFER
JONES
DEATH
NOTICE
GREIG
On
July
23,
1945,
Mrs.
Nell
Thain
Greig,
beloved
wife
of
Robert
Greig,
430
McBride
Street;
also
survived
by-
two
daughters,
Mrs.
E.
S.
Johnstone,
Prince
Rupert,
.Betty
Jean
at
home,
two
sisters,
Mrs.
N.
'B.
Challoner,
Los
Angeles,
Calif.,
and
Mrs.
Harold
Ashbee,
Vancouver,
Mrs.
G-relg
was
a
member
of
Chap-L.
Hill
60,
I.O.D.E.
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services
will
be
conducted
in
Vancouver.
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