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5
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he
had
walked
the
first
batter
on
the
inning
which
turned
out
to
be
the
tying
run.
Ilowdick
scored
on
Guthrie
sai
bunt
after
lie
had
been
advanced
ci".
an
error
and
Shier1
third
hii
of
the
same.
However.
Lamhi?
10
a.m.
ended
the
rally
when
he
caueht
oundayu
Play-Off
Game
Tie
Oarkness
Halts
Commercials
vs.
Merchants
Cowlest
Tlie
first
game
of
the
senior
baseball
play-orfs
ended
In
a
5
to
5
tie
when
the
Commercials
overcame
Merchants
four-run
initial
inning
lead.
The
earn.;
Valletta's
bunt
and
douoled
tlie
runner
off
third
base.
Commercials
used
three
poll
aiemrt
Prom
Octaa
f,
ers
wnen
loews
developed
am
tmible.
McKinnon
completed
three
Innings
and
then
cur-Beau
went
on
to
hoM
the
Merchants
down.
10
am
For
Ocean
flV
4'
.
1
v-
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Heaviest
niu
were
a;v1'
tnursday
1:15
p
m.
was
uauru
mi
account
or
nark-
double
and
trliii
w
ness
after
the
Commercials
riht
to
the
fence
in
eacn
case
squared
the
contest
in
the
.sixth1
HOX
SCORE
"""
Commercial
All
p
it
1
Ki
,
,
-
-
v
m
ivjt-iunaiiis
runs
wprp
srm.,i
rjuihi-u
oi
t
.
1
1
t
1
when
Abel
unloaded
the
h:.
Vnnetia
ih
a
i
v
1
-..
wjm
a
double
to
the
loft
4J
fence
then
crossed
Hip
..i,
FIN!
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0
0
himself
on
a
miscue
nnmr.
j
Cornwell
cf
...
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i
Windle
c
1
'Sinclair
rt
I
Howdick
3b
....
2
Linney
If
3
'
Shier
ss
3
dais
got
some
errors
out
of
tlM?lr
system
and
then
wpnt
r.
0
1
1
ir
sjq:.'
i
0
1
Oj
f
V.Cv
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'1
k
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ini
w
:
to
play
sound
baU.
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mn,!
Jinn
ill
Uie
SeCOlHi
franw
n.l..,..
T,.,.,
Toews
-
.
v
"'-
p
..
T
S
('
wmaie
aim
Sinclair
crossed
the
plate
after
each
had
stolen
I
McKinnon
p
..
1
Letoumeau
p
2
4
ua.-.t?!,.
iOiiunerclalK'
imart-
run
was
Uie
one
scored
by
Corn-
26
well
in
the
fifth
inning
when
Merchants
AB
he
stole
home
while
Merchants'
Kerr
If
3b
3
moundsman
was
irf
th
r
n0,
....
delivering
the
ball.
JDavis
lb
3
Latnbie
relieved
Ciccone
o,i
Lambie
3b
p
..
3
the
mound
in
the
airth
ff.-
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18
PO
1
1
10
1
2
1
2
e
0
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2
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re
it
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2b
..
2
Ludwigsen
cf
..
3
Ciccone
p
3b
rf
2
0
DOUBLE
LIFE
Pete
Karruk
lives
a
complicated
life
in
the
early
autumn.
Tlie
versatile
Toronto-born
athlete
spends
his
eelcdays
playing
shortstop
or
pitching
for
Ottawa
Nationals
of
the
Border
Baseball
League,
a
cJib
headed
for
a
playoff
spot.
On
week-ends,
he
switches
to
football
and
scampers
about
the
oackfield
for
Ottawa
Rough
Riders
of
the
Interprovinclal
Union.
He
boasts
a
batting
average
w
ell
over
the
joo
mark
and
has
won
eight
of
his
first
nine
decisions
as
a
pitcher
for
the
Nationals.
For
the
Riders,
he
has
contributed
a
touchdown
In
26
6
18
10
U49
T,
oftti
R
H
E
0215
7
4
each
of
their
first
two
games.
Commercial
C.
P.
Photo)
ALFRED
Ik
FOOTBALL
LONDON,
will
be
selected
from:
Boulter,
Lien,
John
Wilson,
Charlie
Cur-rle,
M.
Bi.shop,
OJen
Olson,
Bob
Currle,
Oscar
Merlper,
W.
Price,
Pat
Wilson,
D.
Owen'l?,
Alvin
McKay,
J.
Ward,
R.
Robinson.
Soccer
Schedule
(Mobtey
t'u)
Sept.
9
Of
neral
Motors
vs
Heavy
Battery.
SHORTS
Merchants
401
0005
6
3
Summary
Errors
Howdick
2,
Guthrie,
Shier,
Davis,
Ciccone
2;
two-base
hits
Vanetta,
Shier,
Abet;
three-base
hit
Abel;
stolen
bases
Cornwell,
Windle.
Sinclair;
sacrifice
Kerr;
bases
on
balls
off
Toews
2
in
Inning,
off
Ciccone
3
in
innings:
4
runs
I
hit
off
Toews
in
z
innings,
1
run
S
hits
off
McKinnon
in
2
23
innings;
2
hits
off
disoUyfdoyitK.
fcy
the
Govtffl(.'
Tills
evening's
football
game
brings
General
Motors
and
the
Heavy
Battery
into
contention
in
a
continuance
of
the
Mobley
Cut)
rnmnptltlnn
While
tlio
rion
uriuurueau
in
i
mmnes:
5
runs
IT
PAYS
TO
ROU
YOUR
OWN
VVIH
joff
Ciccone
in
5
tnnina:s:
struck
,eral
Motors
team
has
no
chance
m
j
out
by
Toews
1,
Letoumeau
4,
of
winning
this
competition
It
?J
Ciccone
1.
Lnmhlp
I-
rune
hot.
can
have
a
hnnH
In
HppiHInor
urhi
vuiuwmj,
nvrt
wjii
a
w
Liic
vviiiiici
Limy
iiui
3,
Maundrell;
double
play
Lam-
be
determined
until
the
last
bie
to
Hartwig;
earned
runs
game.
That
is
what
makes
the
Commercial
1,
Merchants
1;
left
compeition
so
Interesting.
Fur-
on
bases
Commercial
7,
Mer-jther,
the
General
Motors
think
chants
6.
.
.
that,
with
some
of
their
nlavers
Umpires,
Letoumeau,
Karasos-
back
who
were
working
out
of
Cigarette
Tobacco
ky,
Howe.
towri,
they
are
now
in
a
position
Scorer,
Santerbane.
to
finish
the
season
with
a
win
ning
streak
.
Tonight's
General
Motors
team
MUD,
SWEET,
BRIGHT
VIRGINI
Aflvertl:
n.
the
Dahy
News!
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NOTICE
TO
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SEALED
TENDERS
endomed
"Tender
for
one
room
school
at
New
Mazelton"
will
toe
received
y
the
faeoretary-Treasurer
of
School
District
No.
6S
1
Terrace)
up
to
-4
8:00
'dock
pin.
on
Thursday
the
22nd
day
of
September.
1941
and
opened
In
puMtc
at
hlg
office
in
Terrace
on
that
date.
Plans
specifications
and
conditions
of
lender
may
b
obtained
from
tile
Secretary-Treasurer
at
Terrace,
B.
C.
on
deposit
Of
Ten
Dollars
ilfl.OO)
watch
will
be'
refunded
on
their
return
in
good
order,
and
will
also
be
on
view
In
his
office.
Each
tender
must
be
accompanied
by
an
accepted
cheque
on
a
chartered
bank
of
Canada
made
payable
to
School
District
No.
53
(Terrace)
for
the
sum
of
Two
Thousand
Dollar
($2000.00)
which
shall
be
forfeited
if
the
party
tendering
declines
to
enter
Into
contract
when
called
upon
to
do
so.
No
tender
will
be
considered
having
any
qualifying
clauses
whatsoever,
and
the
lowest
or
any
tender
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(212)
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(Section
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Notice
For
Application
For
8
Club
License
NOTICE
Is
hereby
given
that
on
the
13th
day
of
September
next
the
to
12
m
onnVE
BM
8econd
Avenue
onrvislf
Prt
nr
Dt.nA.
mnUII,
FOR
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white;
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undersigned,
LOYAL
ORDER
OF
..oo
a.m.
to
3:30
a.m.
Phone
173
for
Ontuw.
rri.r.
insii
FREE
PRINCE
RUPERT.
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Phone
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p.o.
Box
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REAL
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INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
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VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
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ToVyels
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FOR
SALE
ONE
1938
FORD
BUS
WITH
OR
WITHOUT
ENGINE
WHICH
IS
IN
GOOD
CONDITION
R.
E.
MORTIMER
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR)
Deodorants
Disi
MOOSE,
PRINCE
RUPERT
LODGE
NUMBER
1051.
intends
to
apply"
to
the
Liquor
Control
Board
for
a
Club
License
In
respect
of
the
premises
situate
at
Second
Avenue
West.
City
of
Prince
Rupert,
Province
of
British
Columbia,
upon
lands
described
as
Lots
8
and
4.
Block
81A,
Section
1,
Map
23,
Prince
Rupert
Land
Registration
District.
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
to
entitle
each
member
of
the
said
Club
ta
keep
oa
the
premises
a
reasonable
quantity
of
liquor
for
personal
consumption
on
the
premises,
and
entitling
the
Club
to
purchase
liquor
from
a
vendor
and
to
sell
by
the
glass
the
liquor
so
purchased
to
It
members
and
guests
for
consumption
on
the
Club
premises
in
accordance
with
the
provisions
of
the
"Government
Liquor
Act"
and
the
regulations
promulgated
thereunder
DATED
at
the
City
of
Prtn'r
Rupert,
m
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
this
8th
day
of
August.
A.D
1949.
LOYAL
ORDER
OF
MOOSE
PRINCE
RUPERT
LODGE
'
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for
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Mobilestore
A
Home
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Sunday,
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Sunday,
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Sept.
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23
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s.s.
Coquitlam,
Sept.
2,
16,
30
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Sunday
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11
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Thursdays
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