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Tuesday,-
July
19,
1949
Baseball
Six
Big
REACHES
PORT
Another
Capital
to
Capital
Racer
in
Prince
Itupert
Another
delayed
yacht
In
the
International
Power
Boat
Association's
capital
to
capital
BASEBALL
SCHEOUU
July
Chan
I.
Ju'y
m
July
2IUMer,
merciuls.
July31-SaV0,
Aug.
2v,..
footbaiil:
Legion
Wins
Over
Motors
Experience
Triumphed
Over
Youth
in
Last
Night's
Came
Experience
triumphed
over
youth
last
night
as
Canadian
Legion
defeated
Oeneral
Motors
two
goals
to
nil
in
the
city
Football
League.
There
was
no
scoring
In
the
marathon
which
was
run
lust
A.
Sim'ds'n.
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week
from
Olympiu
to
Juneau
through
Nanaimo
and
Prince
Rupert
lias
been
in
Prince
Rupert
sine
the
end
of
the
week
and
will
turn
south
from
lu're
to
cruise
leisurely
homeward.
It
is
the
trim
and
speedy
little
'.'-footer
Jeanne
with
Mr.
and
GREATEST
SHAVING
VALUE
EVER
0;
1
first
half,
but
shortly
after
thej
Interval,
Smith
drove
In
thej
Legion's
first
counter
from
Bowman's
well
taken
corner
kick.
Later
in
the
second
half,
Smith
and
Armstrong
combined
1
neatly
to
split
the
defense,
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I
Smith
pushing
the
ball
past.
Boulter
for
the
Legion's
second
j
goal.
I
Legion
won
the
toss
and
elect-
i
ed
to
shoot
downhill.
Prinej
started
the
game
for
the
Motors
WITH
10
GILLETTE
BLUE
BLADES
INDI
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J
and
made
headway.
However,
the
Legion
defense
soon
transferred
the
game
and
Smith
and
tiieu
Armstrong
were
stopped
Just
in
time.
Boulter
was
eood
rr
:
,
Mrs.
George
Moore,
Its
owners,
on
board.
'
j,
Jeanne
made
the
first
lap
of
;
the
race
from
Olympiu
to
Nan-;
aimo
but
abandoned
the
race
when
choppy
waters
of
Johnston
Straits,
between
Vancouver
Island
and
the
mainland
north
of
Seymour
Narrows,
made
it
seem
advisable
not
to
continue.
However,
this
did
not
deter
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Moore
fnom
carrying
on
to
pick
their
weather
and
come
on
by
easv
stages
putting
in
at
such
points
as
Alert
Bay,
Port
Alexander,
Safety
Cove.
Bella
Bella
and
Klemlu.
They
reached
here
at
10:30
Saturday
night.
Instead
of
going
to
Alaska,
however,
they
decided
to
crui.se
Into
such
waters
as
Gardner
Canal,
Rivers
Inlet
and
left
today
on
their
return
south.
Jeanne,
equipped
with
141
h
p.
Chrysler-Royal
Engine,
flies
the
flag
of
the
Queen
City
Yacht
Club
of
Seattle.
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V'iiVsVflfrSl
as
he
stopped
a
hard
drive
by
Yelland
and
then
came
out
to
clear
from
Armstrong
who
came
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MOlSTUREPROOT
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close.
Legion
continued
to
press
but
the
Motors
defence
held
them
out.
Smith
was
stopped
just
in
time,
and
then,
at
the
other
end,
a
Motors
raid
was
stopped
by
Eby
and
Dawes
only
one
each
of
the
other
two
teams
are
among
those
present.
fjMV'BM
with
Price
and
Currie
close
in.
Legion
forced
a
corner
and,
with
Boulter
beaten,
Wilson
cleared
off
the
line.
Veterans'
pressure
continued
with
Smith,
Armstrong
and
Yelland
all
shooting
past
but
the
first
half
ended
Combines
Instant
Blade
Changing
with
Superior
Shaving
Comfort
and
Double-edge
Economy
.
Pniov
extra
shavine
luxurv
Judging
by
the
way
the
averages
dipped
in
the
last
week,
it
is
reasonable
to
predict
that,
by
the
end
of
the
season,
an
honorable
.333
will
get
you
into
the
l'laee
of
fame.
Tonight
the
tail-end
Merchants
tackle
the
league-leading
Savoys
in
quest
of
their
first
decision
over
the
Hotel-men.
The
Merchant's
brain
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with
no
score.
After
the
interval
several
Lea;-1
Ion
raids
were
turned
back
with
f
WORTH
WINNING!
This
magnificem
golden
trophy,
donated
by
the
First
National
Bank
of
Ketchikan,
is
the
glittering
bone
L
change
blades
presto...
with
the
amazing
new
Gillette
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Razor
and
Gillette
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easier,
far
more
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now
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difficulty.
Then
Blackmore
and
Price
got
in
close
and
the
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arePl.ice.s
hard
drive
rebounded
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going
to
be
d.lterent
from
nowioff
the
in.side
of
the
on.
Look
for
the
Merch.nntu
.
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contention
between
the
Ketchikan
High
School
"Kayhl"
basketball
team
and
Booth
Memorial
High
8chool
"Rainmakers"
of
Prince
Rupert.
Won
first
by
the
Kayhl
team
In
the
1947-48
season,
It
now
reposes
in
custody
of
the
Rainmakers
who
cap-'
tured
it
last
spring.
Some
of
this
year's
contenders
may
see
their
children
playing
for
it
because
it
is
engraved
for
competition
up
to
1962.
It
was
delivered
to
the
Rainmakers
by
their
Coach
Alex
Bill
a
fortnight
.ago.
Photo
by
Chandler
This
week's
review
of
the
Clly
Baseball
League
waiting
averages
reveals
figures
still
in
the
astronomical
level
but
on
the
way
down
from
last
week.
Miner
Simundser.
went
to
the
head
of
the
class
by
being
out
fishing.
However,
if
he
does
not
return
to
the
line-up
before
next
week,
lie
will
forfeit
his
place
in
the
Big
Six
due
to
the
number
of
times
at
bat
requirement,
liiis
v,ctu
only
payers
'
'
with
a
minimum
of
twenty
times
at
bat
are
reported.
Savoy
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the
heavy
hitting
class
with
four
of
their
players
in--the
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six.
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for
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Star
Smith
a
hard
drive
but
1
quickly
converted
as
drove
the
ball
Into
the
the
Legion
and
rle.irpfl
t,
kf
1
'
r
h
et
1
i
npl
shot
over.
Then
Currie
was
persistent
but
Creer
broke
up
the
play
and
fed
Bowman
who
made
a
good
run.
Blackmore
found
Alexander
an
Interesting
opponent.
Then
Armstrong's
hard
drive
was
stopped
by
Boulter
at
the
expense
of
a
corner.
Bowman's
well
taken
corner
was
net
for
-custodian
caught
Trophy
football
series
Is
as
fol
Business
and
Professi
the
Legion's
first
counter.
Mot-;Dawes
and
Eby
were
sound
ors
resumed
pressing
but
ton
.
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Price
move.
much
dribbling
spoiled
the
attack.
Price
tested
Krause
with
steby
to
Currie
to
Alexander
stopped
Blackmore.
.
HANDf-
HOME
SSI
MARGARET
McLEOI)
OPTOMETRIST
Room
10
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BUIDINO
Let's
be
frank
about
Fitness
-It's
smart
to
be
healthy
Yelland
was
prominent.
Then
Armstrong
and
Smith
combined
neatly
to
split
the
Motors
defense
and
Smith
scored
his
own
and
his
team's
second
goal
of
the
night.
Motors
kept
trying
as
Sharpe
fed
his
forwards
neatly
but
the
f
SUNTAN
TIMER
How
much
time
she
can
spend
in
the
sun
without
risking
a
burn
no
longer
is
guesswork
for
Lois
Westgren
of
Cleveland.
She
is
holding
a
"suntan
meter"
to
determine
tanning
energy
of
sunlight
and
artificial
light.
It
gives
a
reading
which
may
be
translated
n-adily
in
terms
of
minutes
it
takes
to
get
a
sunburn.
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C0!:
Building
and
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held
out
thei
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attack
and
the
game
ended
with
no
further
score,
the
Legion
being
the
winners
by
two
goals
to
Jane
you
,
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check
the.e
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and
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health
eountt
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you
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to
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Legion
-Krause
was
safe
in
goal.
Duwes
did
well
but
Eby
was
the
best
back.
Alexander
played
hard.
Yelland
played
be
discussed
and
two
films
on
football
will
be
shown.
The
City
Football
League
standing
to
date:
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SB-'
and
CUMMINS
DIES!
with
Smith
a
hustling
teammate.
Bowman
did
well
on
the
wing.
Motors
Boulter
in
goal
was
very
good-having
no
chance
on
the
shots
that
went
past.
Lien
did
well.
Wilson
worked
hard.
Halvorsen
and
Sonsteby
played
hard.
Sharpe
was
good
at
centre-half.
Owens
crossed
some
good
centres
but
got
little
of
the
ball.
Blackmore
was
fast
but
should
pass
more
often.
Price
was
effective,
having
bad
luck
with
one
of
his
drives.
Currie
worked
hard.
Referee
S.
P.
Woodside.
Linesmen
P.
Fonnan,
A.
Hurtwig.
It
was
a
good
game
to'watch.
Legion
forwards
were
the
more
dangerous,
as
too
much
dribbling
by
the
Motors'
forwards
nullified
several
good
scoring
chances.
Legion
missed
Baxter
and
Aird,
while
the
Motors
could
have
done
with
Olsen,
P.
Wilson
C.
Currie
and
Haugen.
After
the
game
players
were
reminded
of
the
Football
association
meeting
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be
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