THIS
AND
THAT
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Tuesday,
June
15,
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inn
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Austral!,
:riln1
taJl
in
Sports
distant
'arltets.
It
TTotStuojf
99
TAXI
TAKE
TOP
SPOT
IN
CITY
FASTBALL
FATHER'S
J
A.Jl'XE
NO
BIO
LF.AGl'E
GAMES
NEW
YORK
No
Major
League
baseball
games
were
scheduled
for
yesterday.
WORLD
SERIES
PICTURES
HERE
The
long-awaited
World
Series
of
1947
baseball
film
has
arrived
in
the
city
and
sport
fans
will
have
the
opportunity
to
relive
the
excitement
of
those
games
tomorrow
night
at
the
Civic
Cen
99
Taxi
15,
General
Motors
9
Nine-Nine
Taxi
assumed
top
place
in
the
city
fastball
league
last
night
by
defeating
General
Motors
15
to
9
for
their
thirl
unbroken
win
this
season.
Motors
up
to
last
night
had
tied
with
99
WAT
FOR
r
J
Taxi
with
two
games
and
no
THERE
IS
HO
TIHER
CIGARETTE
losses.
The
question
is
,
tre.
It
will
be
a
full
evening's
entertainment
as
the
half
hour
World
Series
film
Will
be
followed
by
the
screening
of
an
Old
The
taxlmen
broke
away
in
the
second
inning
to
score
eight
runs,
six
of
them
off
hits
to
pass
1
other
groups
are
aiding
in
mak
TRIPLE
SPORT
EVENTS
DOMINION
DAY
ht
E
Ol'K
FINE
SHIRTS
TIES
PAJAMAS
BELTS
WALLETS
ing
the
day
a
success.
The
committee
was
organized
to
restore
the
celebration
spirit
which
ior-merly
signalized
the
annive'-sary
of
Canada's
birth
as
a
nation.
which
the
committee
itself
had
the
fast-starting
Motors
squad
I
Country
cup-tie
soccer
game
which
had
scored
five
runs
in
I
with
half
an
hour
of
spills
and
the
first
and
two
in
the
second,
j
thrills,
and
then
for
tiie
hard-From
there
on.
the
taxi
boys
i
bittPn
r"undba"
enthusiasts
an
oneihouron
soccer
tactics,
ball
con-run
broadened
their
lead
with
in
the
third,
two
in
thel1'"1'
kil'klne.
goalkeeplng.
and
fifth
nnH
fnr
in
tiw,
aivrh
i
all
the
other
ttne
points
of
this
planned.
The
track
meet
is
scheduled
to
.
Now,
that
man
is
called
the
pitcher
He
throws
the
ball
to
the
other
fellow."
Ketrhikan-Prince
Iltipert
Football
Football
Final
Tl-wk
Meet
It
looks
as
Humph
Prince
Rupert's
Dominion
Day
celebration
this
year
is
going
to
be
a
memorable
and
active
one
which
will
return
the
glory
of
the
city's
take
up
the
early
part
of
the
afternoon
after
which
there
will
be
the
first
game
of
the
annval
Ketchikan-Prince
Ruuert
all
ana
other
inu
useful
articles.
These
films
are.
be-
Mntnrs
hrnnirrit
In
nn
In
thoi8rpat
SPrt
the
Civic
Centre
fnnrrh
nnr)
nnnthnr
In
Iho
ninth
.lnB
snown
Dy
ROSA
LEES
WIN
FIVE-PIN
FINALS
Association
as
one
of
their
sne-
SCHEDULE
MEN'S
FASTBALL
June
16
C.N.R.A.
vs.
Gordon
and
Anderson.
June
19
Co-op
vs.
High
June
21
C.N.R.A.
vs.
1)9
Taxi.
The
taximen
Clouted
Teddy
ll
,,mmpr
nrnrrram
fai
Acme
Arney
ior
sixteen
nits
in
nr?
The
Rosa
Lee
team
won
the
phiimnimmhii".
rf
tt
.'irliiiu'
fiip
,
I.
Ramsay
186
225
1B2
I
Totals
UUO
900
922
ANNETTE'S
Montgomery
........
139
139
102
Ostashower
178
189
22U
McMeekin
188
240
222
Sniith
112
117
188
Dickens
194
256
160
Totals
:
194
941
U54
L
Sonny
Beynon,
Taxi
catcher,
'pin
bowling
league
last
nisht
bv
Clothing
StotC
and
a
third
innings,
seven
of
them
in
the
second.
Arney
struck
out
one
batter
and
walked
one.
Dominato,
who
went
on
the
mound
for
the
final
htt
two
three-baggrrs,
the
henv-
defeating
Annette's
in
the
final
star
baseball
classic.
The
first
game
will
be
a
seven
inning
competition.
Following
the
baseball
opener,
the
Prince
Rupert
Football
Association
will
stage
its
first
postwar
play
for
the
Dominion
Day
Cup.
This
probably
will
be
in
the
evening.
j
The
second
Prince
Rupert-1
Ketchikan
baseball
game,
this
earlier
observances
of
the
First
of
July.
A
Ketchikan
baseball
team
is
coming
to
lend
international
flavor.
'
According
to
the
Canadian
Lp-plon
Dominion
Day
sports
committee,
the
celebration
will
include
a
football
match
and
a
-baseball
double
header
In
addition,
tp
the
Northern
British
Col
iest
batting
of
the
game.
Joe
play-offs
at
ilex
Aueys
Dy
two
Davis,
Motors
first
baseman,
games
to
one
and
142
pins.
Total
June
23
General
Motors
vs.
Co-op.
June
26
High
School
vs.
Gordon
and
Anderson.
June
28
General
Motors
vs.
High
School.
three
and
two-thirds
innings
douted
a
triple
in
the
second
score
tor
Rosa
Lee's
was
2,848
struck
out
three,
allowed
five
inning,
but
was
left
on
base.
,
for
three
games
while
Annettes
j
hits
and
one
walk.
99
Taxi
AB
R
H
totalled
2,706
BASEBALL
SCHEDULE
2
1
In
the
semi-finals,
Rosa
Lee's
0
defeated
Watts
and
Nickerson
one
a
nine-inning
battle,
will
be
WHAT
ARE
BULGER'S
TRYING
TO
DO
We
try
to
be
dependabi-
umbia
championship
track
meef
i
played
in
the
evening.
1
by
a
total
of
27
points
with
scores
9
of
2.6B0
to
2.653.
;
nuoia,
wno
was
credited
as
pjerce
3b
6
j
wining
pitcher,
was
on
the
Bebak
If
(6th)'
7
.
2
mound
for
99
Taxi
for
five
in-
irjhristoff
If
....
....
Z.
4
;nings,
allowing
11
hits,
striking
pjlfold
p
6
out
one
and
walking
two.
He
ZIZI
Hartwig
ss
6
was
relieved
by
Bebak
who
in
RosPdale
cf
6
Team
Standings
(8
Gam?)
W
,
L
Pet
Savoy
4
1
.800
Merchants
3
3
.500
Moose
1
4
.200
BLACKHEADS
CM.
two
oonm
of
peroxin
powder
from
Although
the
baseball
and
football
games
are
being
handled
by
their
respective
associations,
the
Dominion
Day
sports
com
We
try
to
be
earliest
ti
5
1
McMeekin
of
Annettes
was
2
high
Individual
scorer
with
650
.
for
three
games.
Zona
Hedley
of
your
drugmst.
Sprinkle
on
a
hut.
wet
cloth
!
WPt
to
the
face
gentlx.
Every
black-
the
latest.
heeil
will
be
diseolved.
Tne
one
enle,
tun
our
innings
auowea
lour
hits,
struck
out
one
and
walked
one.
nd
tiffipU
way
to
remove
blackhead.
mittor
is.
gratified
to
know
that
June
15
Savoy
vi
Moose
June
17
Moose
vs
Merchant
Junp
20
Merchants
vs
Savoy
June
22
Merchants
vs
Moose
June
24
Savoy
vs
Merchants
une
27
Moose
vs
Savoy
June
29
Merchant
v
Moose
'
Rosa
Lee's
bowled
the
highest
we
try
to
Ki?p
a
goc
single
game
of
243.
variety.
We
try
to
sell
reliab;
goods
at
prices
ad
1
0
1
1
2
2
3
3
2
0
0
15
R
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
0
0
9
tised
all
over
Cr;
such
as
Hluehird
Diana
Rogers
and
Community
E
Gurvich
lb
5
Beynon
c
5
Postuk
2b
4
A.
Hartwig
rf
2
Ratchfoid
3
49
General
Motors
AB
Arney
p
3
B.
Simundson
ss
5
B.
Windle
3b
4
Morgan
If
5
Davis
lb
5
A.
Simundson
2b
5
Lambie
rf
5
Dominato
cf
5
Pavlikls
c
5
42
(ruen.
Waltham
and
Biwi
howlim;
schedule
June
15
Varletv
vs
Omnu'
Manson'
vs.
Toiler:
Watt
X
Nickerson
vs.
Westview,
Lucky
Strike
vs.
Cosmos.
June
17
Blowers
vs.
Cnacter
Seubv's
vs
Rosa
Lee's,
Moose
vs
Hi
Sisters:
Annette's
vs.
Sweet
Sixteen.
Miller
Bav
vs.
Comets
CALVERT
1622
0faMOf&
0a??tOCC&
LE
MOYNE
1656
Mr
'
v
ylfsllHl'
:
v
s
wmvy
W-i
1
ROSA
LEE
0
M.
Postuk
13S
229
162
21
:L.
Basso-Bert
127
150
181
hs.
Ramsay
179
151
170
0
Hedley
14
115
193
3
I.
Ramsay
231
220
243
2
Totals
8(i6
8G5
64
1
WATTS
&
NICKERSON
1
Mosley
169
121
203
1
Shenton
156
179
200
3
A.
Wrathall
88
139
163
4
V.
Wrathall
,
215
223
190
0
A.
Pierce
135
237
2
3
5
15
Totals
.
,
7i;3
8!l9
991
15
Rosa
Lee's
won
semi-final
by
Watches,
Wrstclox
Pros;
Ronton
's,
Pens,
etc.
...
In
fact
most
of
our
p
are
standard.
You
read
It.
In
the
News!
99
Taxi
081
024
000
Gen.
Motors
520
100
001
0
lHr1
SHORT
SPORT
27
pins.
ROSA
LEE
M.
Postuk
210
241
173
Basso-Bert
183
165
161
S.
Ramsay
138
147
232
Z.
Hedley
243
188
174
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
John
Bulger
Ltd,
Third
Avenu
INCOME
TAX
The
Sunday
sport
Issue
took
a
Boinir-over
in
a
committee
room.
KETIRNS
rRrJARED-Sa
at
Sault
Ste.
Marie,
last
week,
i
R.
E.
MORTIMER
!
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
Cira
mi
fS-he
fame
and
honour
which
the
Ci.
Vl
eleven
sons
of
Charles
Le
Movne,
rrr-TTT
-
11.:
1
11
Sieur
de
Loncueuil,
bestowed
PERFECTION
PERFORMANCE
on
their
distinguished
father
is
unique
in
to
Canada's
greatness.
The
most
famous
were
Charles,
Baron
de
Longueuil;
Jean
Baptiste,
Sieur
de
Bienville;
and
Pierre,
Sieur
d'Iberville.
Between
1670
and
1680,
Longueuil
built
a
house,
which
still
stands
at
Lachine,
Quebec
a
memorial
to
a
dis
tinguished
Canadian
family.
4
I
in
an
automobile
depni
'
.-'PI'
Canadian
history.
Soldiers,
explorers
and
colonizers,
they
each
contributed
generously
upon
inspection
and
mm
Nobody
knows
just
who
won
the
argument,
but
the
solution
left
all
parties
shaking
their
heads
sadly.
The
dilemma,
as
recounted
by
Emll
(Sault
Star,
Rajnovich,
arose
when
two
local
Softball
clubs
decided
to
play
a
Sabbath
game.
They
got
permission
from
President
Miller
of
the
Sault
Softball
Association,
a
large
crowd
gathered,
and
Bay
View
Athletics
duly
trounced
the
Falcons
20-5.
Then'
came
trouble.
The
SJ5.A.
executive
overruled
Miller,
and
pointing
out
that
Sunday
sport
was
Illegal,
-ordered
the
game
replayed.
Raj
felt
this
was
carrying
things
too
far.
Why,
he
asked,
since
the
game
was
played
and
nobody
complained,
tenance
at
regular
inimit
Don't
put
off
needed
rfpiirH
they
may
prove
more
art
later
on.
I
m
I
J
All
When
repairing
tht'
old
or
building
the
new
see
us
for
all
kinds
of
construction
materials.
Mitchell
&
Currie
Limited
PHONE
3G3
Builders
and
Contractor
Great
Families
Create
Great
Nations
should
the
Association
throw
out
the
game?
Opponents
of
Sunday
sport
could
answer
that
one.
But
the
executive's
next
decision
left
WlV
1.)
both
sides
seechless.
They
okay-
en
tne
raicons-Ainietics
game.
The
Popular
S.S.
LA
on
the
following
Sunday
across
the
river
in
Sault
Ste.
Marie,
Mich.,
where
Sunday
ball
Is
legal.
EARLY
in
the
17th
Century",
Calvert,
head
of
the
famous
Calvert
Family,
distinguished
English
statesman
and
Secretary
of
State
to
King
James
I,
founded
pioneer
colonies
in
Newfoundland
and
Maryland.
In
the
New
World
Calvert's
descendants
drafted
a
constitution
which
was
the
pattern
for
the
democratic
freedom
we
now
enjoy.
The
f
Calvert
ideals
of
freedom
and
relig.
ious
tolerance
were
perpetuated
down
through
the
succeeding
generations
of
the
Calvert
Family.
The
family
is
the
corner-stone
upon
which
great
nations
are
built.
Let
each
of
us
strive
to
promote
within
the
great
Canadian
family
the
same
concepts
of
freedom
and
tolerance
pioneered
by
the
Calvert
Family,
three
hundred
years
ago.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Sail
for
I
-
I
T)
-
SCHEDULE
FOR
LAWH
BOWLING
With
regular
league
play
getting
under
way
In
the
Canadian
He
ore
pleased
to
announfi
ti,
u
have
now
ohWin
the
services
of
a
wry
com
National
Recreational
Associa
tion
Lawn
Bowling
League
tonight,
the
echedule
for
the
season
Is
announced
as
follows:
1
ImrdCuvert
Ctlvtrt
mmmsi
I
namrif
petent
body
man,
Mr.
Charles
IU'i)nnr
.
who
will
be
only
too
Keep
your
car
running
Sweef-
You'll
be
sure
of
a
sweet-running
motor
if
you
bring
your
car
to
our
experts.
Whether
you
need
minor
adjustments
or
major
repairs,
you'll
find
our
rates
are
reasonable.
We
abide
by
cost
estimates
and
have
your
car
ready
when
promised.
i
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June
15
Ar,roll
vs.
MacPhee
rinks;
Paul
vs.
Ross;
Frew
vs.
MacDonald.
June
17
McMeekin
vs.
Mc-Greish;
Arroll
vs.
Paul;
MacPhee
vs.
Ross.
June
22
Frew
vs.
McMeekin;
sm&j&
i
to
give
you
a
free
fender
'
on
that
body
of
necll-
aM
si
Mr.
Heppner
Macdonald
vs.
McOrelsh;
Arroll
vs.
Ross.
he
in
upholstery
work.
Th
iltm
thai
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mint!
.
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Mc-Greish.
July
6
Paul
vs.
Frew;
Ross
vs.
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July
8
Arroll
vs.
MacDonald;
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