SCHEDULE
BASEBALL
Soccer
prince
Uupcil
DafT?
Tuesday,
September
6,
1949.
-Merchants
vs.
Savoy
Commercials
vs.
Mer-
Sept.
4
Sept.
6-
chants.
(Postponed
Games)
Spoils
Editorial
Hi
i
Sept.
8
Merchants
vs.
Com
-G(lt,
mercials.
Sept.
11
Savoy
vs.
Commercials
Sept.
13
Commercials
vs
Savoy.
j
eauery
General
Motors.
"
Sept
16
Canadian
WINDING
UP
SEASON
Commercials
Win
Baseball
Championship
In
Labor
Day
Week-end
Round
Of
Games
Taking
advantage
of
the
fine
week-end
weather
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the
Baseball
League
staged
two
games
on
Sunday
and!
one
on
Monday
to
bring
the
baseball
league
to
a
conclusion.
On
Sunday
Merchants
won
7
to
6
over
Savoy
and
lost
4
to
1
to
Commercials.
This
brought
the
three
teams
all
on
even
terms
with
an
even
number
of
games
won
and
lost.
Commercials
beat
Savoy
9
to
2
Monday
to
take
the
Commercials
under
control,
the
championship.
Play-off
will
his
teammates
could
not
boR.
take
place
this
week.
borrow
or
buy
enough
hits
off
Merchants
went
to-the
lead
of
Toews
to
manufacture
winnlnr
the
league
briefly
In
a
Ue
with
runs.
Clccone
relieved
Rosic-
in
!
Savoys
on
Sunday
when
they
de-
the
sevetiUi
and
allowed
not
a
feated
Uiat
team
in
the
Sunday
ruruier
to
reach
first
base,
nflprnoon
came
hy
a
score
of
7.
Toews
struck
out
eleveu
in
the
Future
Of
Sports
"THE
FUTURE
OF
SPORTS
in
any
community
is'
I
.
largely
determined
by
the
interest
taken
and
the
leadership
given
in
the
schools.
In
many
large
schools
where
there
are
teachers
who
.are
in
charge
of
athletics
the
groundwork
of
achievement
is
well
laid.
In
other
centres
much
of
the
instruction
and
guidance
depends
upon
the
voluntary
work
.of
the
instructors.
Some
time
ago
in
Toronto
this
matter
came
to
a
head
.as
many
of
the
teachers,
who
voluntarily
gave
up
much
of
their
spare
time
and
time
outside
of
the
recognized
school
hours,
felt
that
they
should
be
remunerated
for
it.
Why
should
they
do
all
this
extra
work
while
other
teachers
getting
the
same
rate
of
pay
confined
their
instruction
to
the
recognized
school
subjects
taught
in
the
school
hours?
The
training
o
f
teachers
in
physical
education
is
being
broadened
so
that
many
are
now
recognized
as
qualified
instructors
in
football,
baseball,
basketball,
swimming,
field
and
track
events,
and
other
athletic
activities.
And
these
instructors
and
coaches
command
and
receive
large
salaries.
It
is
being
recognized
more
and
more
that
there
is
a
career
for
those
students
who
achieve
proficiency
in
one
or
more
of
these
sports.
If
then
there
is
a
demand
by
the
general
public
for
trained
instructors,
if
there
are
positions
open
to
these
experts,
why
should
the
school
curriculum
not
recognize
these
facts
and
if
pupils
are
physically
fit
and
desirous
of
becoming
qualified
instructors
why
should
such
desires
and
ability
not
be
considered
and
the
training
given?
In
Prince
Rupert
more
attention
might
well
be
given
to
the
development
of
sports
the
year
round.
The
first
obstacle
is
probably
lack
of
playing
grounds.
Not
one
school
has
adequate
space.
As
a
VJ?Vl
I
to
6.
However,
Odowes'
crewjproces
of
limiting
Merchants
to
looked
like
anything
but
champs
a
pair
of
safeties.
as
they
trailed
the
Savoys
for
The
outcome
of
the
afternoon
1
)q
good-natured
wtei
seven
Innings.
It
was
an
eighth
gome
produced
a
result,
unique
inning
outburst
of
power
that'
in
Uie
leugue
with
all
the
teams
saw
the
entire
Merchant
line-up
tied
with
a
percentage
of
.500.
THAT'S
ALL
BROTHER
H.
C.
Pferr
of
Brooklyn,
N.Y.,
calls
It
a
day
after
completing
nine
miles
of
the
Canadian
National
Ex-iibitlon'a
,-15-.mjle
swim.
Only
three
of
'the
47
starters
went
all
the
way
in
the
chilly
going
on
Toronto's
waterfront,
with
Cliff
Lumsden
of
New
Toronto
taking
the
$6,300
first
prize.
Pferr
was
one
oi
the
last
to
drop
out.
C.
P.
Photo)
at
the
plate
to
score
five
runs
in
an
attempt
to
wind
up
the
Seagram's
Kinqs
Piatt
CANADIAN
WHISKY
on
four
hits,
a
base
on
balls
and
baseball
league,
the
Merchants
Savoy's
three
errors
thrown
In'
took
on
both
the
other
teams
to
wreck
Jack
Sharpe's
fine
in
the
league
on
Sunday
and
pitching
performance
The
Savoy
'
divided
honors.
Shirley
May
outfit
had
played
errorless
ball
The
price
is
(xQ0-tfdtuK4'
J
Mad
Veteran
Kills
Twelve
up
to
that
fateful
lnuing
and'
had
built
up
a
comfortable
6-2
lead.
On
the
field
the
Merc.hai.U
did
not
play
brilliant
ball
and
Gives
It
Up
This
odvrYrMmt
k
not
pubttthl
or
ditplay
by
to
UarCMrlJ
Oovrnmnt
of
m
Columbia.
they
had
John
Rosedale
in
trouble
most
of
the
way.
It
looked
like
another
of
those
Shirley
May,
American
Girl,
Fails
In
Attempt
to
Swim
English
Channel
CAMDEN,
New
Jersey
9'
A
22-year
old
war
veteran
went
berserk
in
Camden
today
and
shot
and
killed
twelve
persons.
APPLICATIONS
hard
luck
losses
shaping
up.
Rcsedale
struck
out
fourteen
while
allowing
nine
hits,
Sharpe
pitched
a
good
game
with
ten
DOVER
(P
-Shirley
May
France
FWe
others
were
wounded,
two
today
abandoned
her
attempt
to
critically
swim
the
English
Channel.
She
,
KiUed
ln
a
45-minute
blast
of
strike-outs
to
his
credit.
APPLICATIONS
ito
be
received
by
Septet
Invited
for
the
following
positions:
In
the
.evening
game,
Which
was
a
little
more
than
six
miles
buUets
two
small
boys,
five
from
the
English
Channel
shore
women
ond
five
men.
(al
RKC'BEATION
DIRECTOR
(niaki
Af,
when
she
was
persuaded
to
give
Poiice
authorities
say
they
be-
Commercials
won
4-1,
Toews
found
Merchants
with
their
bat
unloaded
and
set
league
teani
down
with
two
hits.
Merchants
have
experience
and
ability
to
teach
and
(.
11
UP-
lieve
It
to
be
the
greatest
mass
IVSU1L,
VJULUVJUl
.fJUll.O
EIU11CJ
.
X
1US
to
CU1
U1C
UIW1C
t
.
regrettable
as.
with
our
variable
climate,
the
chil
The
n-
year'-
old
girl
from
slaughter
on
city
streets
in
his-
ball,
handball,
squash,
volleyball,
badmat
recreation
classes
for
all
age
groups.
I
Somerset,
Massachussets,
aban-'tory
of
the
United
States.
went
to
the
ninth
inning
ami
doned
the
attempt
at
4:0o
p.m.
(7:05
Pacific
Daylight
Time).
(hi
PHYSICAL
DIRECTOR
(female.
A
Afer
the
mad
escapade
in
the
darkness
break
shul.oal'
streets,
the
man
identified
by:.v,
AKi
.,,
i!....-
have
aouroved
Pro-Rec
training,
with
spet
j
She
had
been
in
the
icy
waters
police
as
Harold
Unruh,
barri-
Women's
Keep
Fit
instruction,
groupwl
it
nasties,
sports
organization
and
badmtmon
single.-
Two
of
Commercial's
runs
were
scored
by
Harluk,
aj
new
recruit
to
the
team,
after
he
had
singled
and
doubled
in
I
the
fourth
and
sixth
innings.'
Other
runs
were
scored
by
APPLICANTS
are
requested
to
state
exper.
for
10'i
hours
and
is
estimated
caded
himself
in
a
second
floor
(
to
have
covered
more
than
thirty
room
and
exchanged
shots
with
miles
of
swimming.
'
j
more
than
fifty
policemen
until
The
Channel
is
only
19
miles
they
brought
him
out
with
tear
from
Cap
Griz
Nez,
France,
where
'
gas.
He
was
captured
unwound-the
girl
started
to
Dover,
Eng-1
i
ed
and
taken
under
heavy
guard-
Giye-from
the
heart!
Salvation
Army
fications
and
age.
and
to
enclose
copiei
Adoress
applications
to
Donald
Forward.
Gtmr,
Civic
Centre
Association,
Bt)x
340,
Prince
r..?
land,
but
tides
force
Channel
to
police
headquarters.
RED
SHIELD
APPEAL
Guthrie
ln
the
third
and
Sinclair
in
the
fourth
inning.
The
win
put
the
Commercial
on
top
of
the
heap
unles
Merchants
protest
is
upheld
and
the
game
Among
those
shot
were
a
druggist
and
his
wife,
a
shce
repair
man,
a
barber
and
a
young
W.
F.
STONE
"Clothes
of
Distinction"
swimmers
to
cover
much
more
than
that.
I
It
Pays
to
Ac.veK.ise!
dren
should
be
able
to
take
the
greatest
possible
advantage
of
the
good
weather.
It
is
to
be
hoped
that
the
new
schools
will
provide
ample
space
for
the
children
to
get
the
chance
to
play
games
in
reasonable
spacious
surroundings.
Even
the
Conrad
Street
School,
the
most
modern
school
building
in
the
city,
lacks
playing
space.
The
only
game
that
is
really
being
developed
in
the
schools
is
basketball.
One
reason
is
that
there
is
a
good
basketball
floor
but
even
it
is
not
in
the
school
but
in
the
Civic
Centre.
And
basketball
is
an
indoor
game.
A
long-term
plan
might
wejl
include
the
provision
of
sufficient
playground
accommodation
for
all
school
children.
The
result,
physically,
morally,
mentally,
would
be
all
to
the
good.
And
the
youth
of
today
under
such
conditions
would
ensure
a
better
citizenship
in
the
future
as
they
would
have
their
natural
abilities
developed
to
a
maximum.
Outdoor
sports
need
encouragement.
bride
Regal
Print
w111
require
"-playhig.
Rosedale
Detective
Marshall
Thompson
went
to
the
mound
again
fo
looked
like
said
the
busy
street
a
battlefield."
the
Merchants
and,
while
he
hai
sJ
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PRINCE
RUPERT
LODGE
NUMBER
1051
U.
T.
Muucey.
Seotetary.
Third
Avenue
Phone
568