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LOOKING
OVER
BALL
LEAGUES
Here
arc
the
details
of
big
kague
scores
Saturday
afternoon:
American
League
RH
E
Cleveland
7
12
2
Philadelphla
4
li
i
Bagby
and
Hayes;
Knerr,
Berry
and
Itosar.
R
H
E
Chicago
:.
I...
16
16
0
Boston
16
2
Lopat
and
Tresh;
Heflln,
Hausman
and
Holm.
St.
Louis
""VUNCEMENT
.
.
.
R
H
3
9
New
York
12
0
West
and.
Mancuso;
Bevans,
Tage
and
Garbark.
.
'
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R
H
E
Washington
11
12
0
Detroit
5
13
4
Wolff
and
Ferrell;
Benton,
Caster,
Wilson
and
Swift.
National
league
R
H
E
New
York
6
8
1
Pittsburgh
0
3
2
Maglie
and-
.Lombard!;
Re-signo,
Cucurullo
and
Lopez.
R
H
E
Boston
13
17
5
Cincinnati
10
16
3
Javer,
Hutchlngs
and
Offerth;
Fox,
Harris,
Llsenbee,
Modak,
Riddle,
Ltbke
and
Lnkeman.
ACROPOLIS
IS
NOW
AHEAD
American
M.P.'s
Now
One
Up
in
Intermediate
Softball
Playoff
Series
A
three-run
burst
in
the
last
half
of
the
ninth
inning
by
the.
Soo
Suds
was
not
enough
to
stave
off
defeat
as
the
Acropolis
M.P.'s
took
a
7
to
5
decision
on
Acropolis
Hill
Saturday.
The
victory
gave
the
M.P.'s
two
wins
to
the
Soo
Suds'
one
in
the
best-of-seven-games
series
for
the
championship
of
the
Intermediate
Softball
League.
Richard,
MP.'s
first
baseman,
hit
theronly
home
run
o5
the
fixture
In
the
eighth
with
one
on.
The
Acropolis
nine
scored
two
more
runs
in
the
ninth
on
a
single
and
two
Soo
Sud
errors.
No
member
of
the
losing
team
made
an
extra-base
hit
but
Le-vlne,
Straty
and
Scherle
each
had
two
singles.
Ambrose,
of
the
M.P.'s,
secured
a
double
and
a
single.
The
score
by
innings
follows:
M.P.'s
000
300
0227
8
3
Soo
Suds
000
020
0035
10
3
Batteries:
M.P.'s
Rostachuk
and
Gauvln;
Soo
Suds
Scherle
1
end
Schafer.
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1
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1
Children's
Wearing
Apparel
and
Staples
JUL
A
New
Shipment
of
Stock
in
APRONS,
BATHROOM
SETS
TEA
TOWELS,
ETC.
THE
VARIETY
STORE
"Where
Your
Dimes
Are
Little
Dollars"
.
R-
Mutrie,
Optometrist
m
Vjncouver,
has
opened
offices
in
"KlUimoNEifs
JEWELRY
STOKE
Complete
(lUalifipfl
nntinnl
RPrviVo
'
HEAVY
HITTING
HELPS
VICTORY
Alex
Ilertzman
Hurls
Fortress
to
Win
Over
Battery
Alex
Hertzman
batted
and
pitched
Fortress
to
a
7-to-5
victory
over
the
11th
Coast
Battery
in
the
first
game
of
the
Senior
Softball
League
semi-finals
last
night
at
Gyro
Park.
In
addition
to
holdine
the
bat
tery
hitters
to
five
blows,
Hertz-man
homered
In
the
seventh
inning
with
two
on
td
give
Fortress
the
winning
runs.
The
score
by
innings:
11th
Coast
000
310
000
5
Fortress
120
000
31x
7
Batteries:
11th
Coast-Scherle
and
Van
Home;
Fortress
Hertzman
and
Enselmo,
Gefucla.
JERSEY,
Channel
Islands
ffi
Most
of
the
50,000
German
mines
laid
round
this
Island
during
the
German
occupation
have
been
blown
up.
RUST-PROOF
CANS
Cans
are
made
of
98
percent
sheet
steel
for
strength
and
two
percent
tin
to
keep
the
steel
from
rusting.
SHORT
SPORT
The
Acropolis
M.P.'s,
who
now
lead
the
Soo
Suds
In
the
Intermediate
Softball
finals
two
games
to
one
as
a
result
of
their
victory
Saturday,
will
meet
the
Suds
this
evening
at
Algoma
Park
In
the
fourth
of
the
best-of-seven-games
series.
Although
the
softball
season
Is
still
going
strong,
reports
of
basketball
plans
for
the
coming
campaign
are
In
the
air.
Alex
Bill,
who
coached
the
Booth
Memorial
High
School
girls
team
in
1944
and
'45.
Is
also
coins
to
handle
the
boys'
quintette
this
year.
Because
of
the
rapid
changes
being
made
in
service
units
here
no
one
can
say
to
Just
what
ex
tent
the
forces
will
beytakln
part
In
the
basketball
season.
Present
Indications
are
that
the
CNit.
will
toe
forming
a
senior
team
consisting
of
a
number
of
last
year's
City
club,
for
the
CNR.
has
among
Its
employees
such
well-known
athletes
as
Alex
Bill
and
"Shorty"
Santuibane.
.
.
.
a
car
eager
and
willing
to
take
you
safely,
speedily
and
comfortably
to
your
every
destina-tion,
near
or
far.
THE
GENERAL
MOTORS
DEALER
WILL
BE
READY
TO
BRING
INCOME
TAX
Returns
Prepared
See
It.
E.
MORTIMER
324
2nd
Ave.
Phone
88
COAL
and
WOOD
HYDE
TRANSFER
PHONE
580
THIS
AND
THAT
"Hey,
sis,
quit
hanging
around
the
phone
1"
KARAFUTO,
JAPAN
Karafuto,
southern
and
Japanese
half
of
the
Russo-Jap
Island
of
Sahkalln,
Is
Japan's
wild
north,
holding
Japan's
most
extensive
forest
lands.
Phon
Blue
142
rAmimu
9
A
PAPERIIANGING
SIGNS
AND
SHOWCAItDS
J.
L.
CURRY
CHIROPRACTOR
If
pain
Chiropractic
I
If
nerves
doubly
sol
Smith
Block
Green
993
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday,
August
20,
1945
TERRACE
GROUP
LAYS
PLANS
FOR
CREDIT
UNION
TERRACE,
Aug.
20
A
warm
interest
In
the
idea
of
creating
a
credit
union
has
taken
hold
of
a
number
of
residents
of
the
district
on
the
south
side
of
the
Skeena
River,
across
from
Ter
race,
and
between
30
and
40
people
have
been
attending
study
classes
with
the
idea
of
getting
a
sound
understanding
of
the
principles
of
credit,
unions.
The
group
Is
called
the
Lakelse
Lake
Study
Group.
"We're
Interested
In
the
Idea
because
we
feel
that,
through
credit
unions,
the
people
of
this
district
may
be
able
to
help
themselves
out
of
difficulties
without
having
to
ask
assistance
from
outside
sources,"
says
S
G.
Campbell,
an
enthusiastic
member
of
the
study
group.
"Not
only
that,
but
credit
union
funds
may
also
assist
some
member
to
take
advantage
of
opportunities
which
he
might
be
forced
to
pass
up
without
such
help."
PAGE
THBEI
Instruction
In
credit
unionism
is
being
received
from
the
extension
department
of
the
University
of
British
Columbia.
A
fine
spirit
of
comradeship
has
developed
among
members
of
the
study
group
which
held
a
successful
picnic
at
Lake
Lak
else
recently.
About
40
mem
bers
and
their
children
attended.
HALIFAX,
Eng.
)
The
Duke
ot
Wellington's
Regiment,
-whose
colors
hang
in
the
Halifax
par
ish
church,
has
been
given
the
freedom
of
the
'borough
of
SoME
day
for
sure!
Then
the
transportation
problem
will
bo
solved.
The
long
waits,
tho
heavy-burdened
walks,
the
inconveniences
and
overcrowding
which
have
been
the
necessary
lot
of
every
wartimo
traveller
will
then
be
memories
instead
of
tiring
daily
realities.
At
your
disposal
will
be
a
new
General
Motors
car
...
a
sleek,
distinctive
car
built
for
economy,
endurance
and
dependability,
styled
and
engineered
by
master
craftsmen
in
the
famous
General
Motors
tradition
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Wallace
Block
Phone
C40