517
U
Utlntt
Rupert
DaiTjf
Hej
Friday.
August.
5,
1949
MM
Sport
Shots
The
next
Grey
Cup
tussle
will
IT
PA
YS
TO
ROLL
YOUR
OWN
WITH
MtfeHiteds
Sports
For
i
BASEBALL
Shut-Out
Win?
For
Merchants
"Chuck"
Maundrell
Kwps
Commercials
on
Hit
Ration
rhui'lr
Maundrell
was
ill
eood
Tobacco
wis
v2
BRIGHT
VIRGINIA
ItASKUALL
SCOUKS
j
National
I
Philadelphia
5-1,
Cincinnati
8-0
1
Boston
2,
St.
Louis
10
.
New
York
0,
Chicago
1
Brooklyn
11,
Pittsburgh
3
American
St.
Louis
2.
Boston
12
Detroit
3,
New
York
2
(11
Innings
Cleveland
6-14.
Washington
J-l
Chicago-Philadelphia
punt-
t
poned
rain
Pacific
fuss!
Hollywood
7,
Seattle
3
(
10
inn-lngsi
SaCramento
8,
San
Francsico
0
Portland
10.
Oakland
1
Los
Angeles
T,
San
Diego
2
Western
International
Tacoma
13,
Wenatchee
3
Victoria
5,
Salem
4
Bremerton
5.
Spokane
8
MARCH.
Cambridgeshire,
Eng
Council
house
tenants
here
have
been
forbidden
to
knock'
nails
Into
their
walls.
Advertise
in
tt.e
b-ally
News!
AUTOGRAPH
INTERLUDE
WITH
DICK
BUTTON
Dick
Bufton,
world
ice
.skating
champ
from
Harvard
University
is
signing
autographs
for
Susan
Harvey
and
Christopher
Skey
at
Wembley,
England.
Phon
Soccer
Schedule
A
II
I
Professional
amiBik
I
"
.
II
(Hanson
Cup)
.
Aug.
5---H.M.C.S.
Ontario
vs.
Prince
Rupert.
A,i,r
7
T4
M
C
Q
nntarln
vs.
Prince
Rupert.
(Mobley
Cup)
Aug.
8
General
Motors
vs
Heavy
Battery.
Aug.
12
-Canadian
Legion
vs
General
Motors.
Aug.
15
Canadian
Legion
vs
Heavy
Battery.
Aug.
19
Heavy
Battery
vs
General
Motors.
Aug.
22
General
Motors
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
Aug.
26
Heavy
Battery
vs
Canadian
Legion.
(Stuart
Shield)
Aug.
29
Stuart
Shield
Com
petition
First
Round.
Sept.
1
Stuart
Shield
Final
(Mobley
Cup)
Sept.'
5
General
Motors
vs.
Heavy
Battery.
Sept.
9
Canadian
Legion
vs.
General
Motors.
Sept.
12
Heavy
Battery
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News!
It
Pay?
to
Advertise!
,SMITH
&
ElKINS
PLUMBING
AND
HEATING
Phone
174
P.O.
Box
271
i
be
a
"natural"
if
eh
mnntiin
Eskimos
carry
their
harpoons
East
bent
on
taming
Ottawa
Roughrlders.
The
football
season
hasnt
started
yet
but
Esks,
returning
to
western
gridiron
wars
this
year,
and
Roughriders,
victims
of
a
Calgary
bronco
kick
last
eaon,
already
are
sparring.
If
such
a
collision
occurs,
fireworks
will
be
in
order
because
it
is
Ottawa
which
has
luted
former
Hamiltonian
Ralph
Bartolinl,
who
figured
prominently
in
Edmonton'
rebuilding
plans,
out
of
the
Eskimo
Igloo.
Eskimo
officials
bleated
that
the
plunging
back
had
signed
an
Edmonton
contract
and
tii
threatened
to
take
legal
action
against
him.
Ottawa
matter-mind
Jimmy
McCaffry,
welcoming
Bartolinl
with
open
arms,
reminded
Edmonton
that
the
'
Hflmi
Itnn
Cfn
v
.
..
.
1
.......
M.U
uueuv
union
11
nvnr
form
and
therefore
was
free
to
,
join
Koughriders.
Don
(Edmonton
Journal)
Fleming
writes
that
since
Ot-'
tawa
spirited
away
Bartolinl,
"there
is
evidence
of
a
good
deal
of
concern
in
other
prairie
football
camps.
Even
Grey
Cup
champion
Calgary
Stampeders
have
the
jitters.
-
They're
howling
feverishly
for
a
supply
of
C.R.U.
playing
certificates
to
rope
off
their
stars
from
any
rustlers.
Presumably
all
clubs
are
to
receive
player
forms
at
the
same
time.
But
can
It
be
in
view
of
the
confident
tack
that
McCaffery
has
taken,
that
the
Easterners
have
managed
a
headstart?"
Dick
(Edmonton
Bulletin)
Beddoes
says
"Edmonton
cannot
afford
the
expense
entailed
in
a
player
war.
The
ante
required
to
repel
raiders
would
simply
get
too
high
even
for
our
oil-fattened
pocketbooks."
"
Meanwhile,
in
the
home
of
the
Orey
Cud
chamninns
ty.
j
(Calgary
Albertan)
Moore
ex
plains
why
big
Chuck
Anderson
was
allowed
wt
of
the
Calgary
corral
to
join
Montreal
.
Aiouetles.
.
.
somprhinar
o
ImH
-
K
i
be
done
to
ward
off
a
possible
and
very
proabable)
breaking-
UE1
tit
...
Inn
.
ei-tts.t.l
.
muum-wui
King
relationship
between
Coach
Les
Lear
and
his
Stampeders.
"Lear
believes
in
hard
plugging
and
fine
conditioning
with
no
letup;
the
easy-eoini
Ander
son
couldn't
see
any
sense
in
expending
energy
in
workouts.
The
morale
of
Stampeders
would
have
easily
crumbled
If
Lear
had
made
an
exception
of
Anderson
in
StamOS'
DrrD
ram
r
hard
work
and
risxH-mu
an
-
-o
-
I"
1
v.
-
tice.
'
HEAT
DETERS
HOPES
BROCTON
HIXJL.
Btafford-
shire,
England
f
Women
golf
ers
had
a
bar
set
up
at
the
ninth
hole,
complete
with
barmen,
drinks
and
buckets
of
ice
But
the
heat
was
so
great
during
the
county
championship
play
that
half
the
competitors
didnt
get
that
far.
SAVOY
HOTEL
W.
L.
WOODS,
Prop.
PHONE
17
P.O.
BOX
1387
FRASER
STREET
PRINCE
RUPERT
Ship's
Visitors
!
'
Full
ProKram
Being
Arranged
During:
Ontariu's
Stay
j
Through
the
effort
of
the
local
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
a
program
of
sports
of
every
description
has
been
arranged
for
the
entertainment
of
the
crew
of
H.M.C.S.
Ontario
cluiiiif;
her
visit
here.
Weather
permit
ting,
outdoor
activities
will
provide
their
major
enjoyment
during
their
stay.
The
first
of
two
gameg
of
football
for
the
Hanson
Cup
between
a
U'am
of
Prince
Rupert
All-Stars
and
H.M.C.S.
Ontario
wiH
Uike
pui:e
at
Houscvclt
Par!:
to-
i
.
vaa
Illst
Wfin
hv
n
rnnyMnv
'
"
J
".r
ITI
and
Crescent
and
is
held
by
the
!
n
t
t
nr
cli
r
Baseball
players
are
gathering
together
an
aggregation
to
meet
a
team
from
the
ship
on
Satur
day.
The
warship,
It
is
understood,
has
considerable
talent
aboard
to
choose
from.
The
softball
prayers,
In
-spite
of
lack'of
practice
this
year,
are
lounding
up
their
best
for
a
match
which
it
is
expected
will
be
played
tonight.
Tennis
players
of
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
have
issued
challenges
for
doubles
matches
and
it
is
expected
that
the
lawn
bowlers
will
be
seeking
out
those
of
Highland
birth
to
match
their
skill
against
the
local
talent.
Clarence
Thompson
has
issued
a
challenge
on
behalf
nf
hii
Jumbos"
for
a
tug-of-war
con-
tesi
against
the
ship
and,
if
accepted,
it
is
proposed
that
this
should
take
place
at
half-time
on
the
football
field
at
Roosevelt
Park
tonight.
Badminton
at
the
Civic
Centre,
indoor
bowling
at
the
local
alleys
and
billiard
contests
will
nmnu.
.,..
.
.
iui
cuuusi'ineni
indoors
while
swimming
al.
tho
swimming
pool
at
McClymont
Park
and
at
the
Salt
Lakes
will
doubtless,
draw
their
quota
IZ
&
RE:
CERTIFICATE.
OF
TITLE
NO
8042-1
TO
LOT
TWENTY-POOR
(241.
BLOCK
TWENTY-NINE
11.
6F.CTION
SIX
(),
CITY
OF
PHINCE
RUPERT,
MAP
823
WHEREAS
satisfactory
proof
of
Iom
of
um
above
Certificate
of
Title
IshiukJ
l
th
name
of
Neil
MucLenn
has
been
filed
in
this
office,
notice
Is
hereby
given
that
I
shall
at
the
?xplrnlion
of
one
month
from
the
'Jute
of
the
first
publication
hereof.
Issue
a
Provlslonnl
Certificate
of
Title
In
lieu
of
said
lost
Certificate,
unless
In
the
meuntlme
valid
objection
be
made
to
me
In
wrltlnR.
DATED
at
the
Land
Registry
Ollice.
Prince
Rupert,
.
15
c
this
IHth
day
of
July.
1(149,
A
D
ANDREW
THOMPSON.
Deputy
Rcfjlatrar
of
Titles.
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Letourneau,
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II
27
14
Summary:
Errors
-Shier,
Le-toineau;
Two
base
hit
Letourneau;
Stolen
bases
Dahl,
Pavls;
Sacrifice
-Vanetta;
Hit
by
pitcher
Dahl
and
Maundrell
by
Toews,
Hartwig
by
Doll;
Bases
on
balls
off
Toews
2,
Letourneau
1,
Maundrell
1;
Struck
out
by
Toews
3,
Letourneau
4,
'Doll
0,
Maundrell
7;
Runs
bat-'
ted
in
Dahl
3,
Ciccone,
Maun-jdrell
2;
Double
plays
Maundrell
to
Dahl
to
Davis,
Dahl
to
Hartwig;
Left
on
bases
Commercials
3,
Merchants
9;
Earned
runs
4.
Umpires
Montesano,
Letourneau
and
Karasosky.
Scorer,
Santurbane.
R
H
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Commerc.
000
000
0000
6
2
Merchants
000
200
04x
C
11
ol
League
Standing
W
L
Pet.
Savoy
i
7
4
.638
Commercial
5
5
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Merchants
..
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7
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City?
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Send-Out
Order,?
JThlrd
Ave.
David
Chow,
Mgr.i
form
last
night
as
he
pitched
the
Merchants
to
a
0
to
0
win
over
the
Commercials.
The
bis
right-hander
was
working
on
a
strict
ration
system
a3
he
al-1iuL-i.H
not
mure
than
one
hit
an
inning
and
showed
none
of
hi
cuntomary
wildness
in
granting
just
one
base
on
balls.
Only
one
Commercial
reached
third
base
and
that
was
the
first
man
up
in
the
first
inning.
Merchants
scored
their
two
i
the
fourth
inning
uhPn
Daiil
drove
in
koh
i.i.h
Clccone,
working
on
a
tree
pass.
The
bases
had
Deen
loauea
when
Maundrell
was
hit
by
a
pitched
ball.
Then
Manager
Eddie
Davis
called
on
Letour
neau
to
pull
Toew
out
of
the
hole.
But
tht
strategy
backfired
when
Dahl
hit
the
first
pitch
for
a
clean
single
and
the
damage
could
not
be
repaired.
Four
runs
that
were
not
needed
were
added
in
the
eighth
when
ten
Merchants
faced
Letourneau
and
Doll
who
was
called
on
to
retire
the
side.
It
was
Cliff
Dahl
again
In
this
Inning
who
greeted
the
new
pitcher
with
a
clean
single.
Dahl
and
Rosedale
were
the
big
guns
for
Odowes
crew,
each
with
three
hits
In
four
times
at
the
plate.
Commercial
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Tuesday
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7
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8
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Wednesday,
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Friday
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709
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INSTRUCTION
MERCHANTS
TO
PLAY
ONTARIO
Merchants
of
the
City
League
will
take
on
a
team
from
H.M.
C-S.
Ontario
Saturday
evening
jts
the
baseball
competition
feature
in
connection
with
the
visit
to
port
this
week-end
of
H.M.
C.S.
Ontario,
it
is
announced.
MARINO
WINS
-BUT
MISERABLY
37ANCOUVER
9
A
dusky
little
fighter
from
Hawaii
blasted
thei
Sly
weight
title
aspirations
of
Vancouver's
Jackie
Turner
here:
last
night.
But,
in
winning
a
unanimous
ten-round
decision
ver
the
28-year-old
Turner)
."pado
Marino,
territorial
flyweight
king,
failed
miserably
in
showing
some
2700
fans
why
he
is
billed
as
the
world's
uncrown
id
flyweight
champion."
t
Marino,
32,
gained
seven
of
ten
rounds
by
a
comfortable
Jnargin.
Turner
weighed
llfl
-Jjounds
and
Marino,
117'2
founds.
j
FINE
OLD
NAVY
RUM
Bottled
v
Shipped
ty
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