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Savoys
Beat
Commercials
Comf
I'p
From
Behind
Bruce
Simundson
Breaks
Nose
League-leading
Savoys
came
from
behind
in
an
eighth
Inning
outburst
to
score
five
runs
and
win
over
the
Commercials
9
to
7
in
the
City
Baseball
league
last
night.
It
was
Pavlikis'
three
bagger
that
scored
Arney
and
Miner
Simundsou
and
broke
"
up
the
game.
'
Dunbar,
Bill
and
Bruce
Simundson
had
scored
previously
in
the
eighth
to
tie
the
score
after
trailing
the
Commercials
since
the
opening
frame.
The
fireworks
started
when
Howdick
at
third
was
blinded
by
the
late
sun
and
threw
wild
to
first
on
f.wo
occasions,
allowing
three
runs
to
score.
The
Commercials
looked
like
winners
up
to
then,
in
spite
of
a
double
run-down
in
the
third'
inning
when
no
Jess
than
six
Savoy
players
got
in
on
the
act.
Pavlikis
came
in
from
the
nut.-'
BRIGHT
VIRGINIA
GENERAL
MOTORS
SOCCER
LINE-UP
Line-up
for
the
Oeneral
Motors
soccer
team,
which
meets
:
Canadian
Legion
in
'the
North
j
Star
football
league
competi
ft
I
...
RINGSIDE
SEAT
Members
of
the
Canadian
Medicaj
Association
at
their
annual
convention
in
Saskatoon
got
a
close-range
view
of
the
first
operation
ever
televised
in
Canada.
The
doctors
said
television
brought
them
closer
to
an
operation
than
they
had
ever
been
except
when
actually
prforming
pne.
The
new
medium
will
Ue
of
particular
value
to
medical
students
in
hospitals
with
limited
amphitheatre
facilities.
"
,
.
(C
P.
Photo)
field
to
make
one
put-out
and
I
where
they
ain'r
for
our
clean
assist
in
the
other.
Windle
and!"eles
in
"ve
ti!nes
u'
Cornwall
were
put
out
between
I
Alex
Bil1
struck
out
nine,
home
and
second
after
their
allowed
three
bases
on
balls
and
team
had
scored
twice
in'
the
nit
three
batters
with
pitched
inning.
balls.
-
Letourneau
struck
out
The
First
Avenue
Hotelmen'
five
and
'gave
-
up
three
Iree
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AIR
PASSENGERS
C.
P.
A.
To
Vancouver
L.
G.
Skinner,
Vancouver;
.Mrs.
o..
Barron,
K.
Nelson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
M.
Per
due,
Robert
Russ,
Miss
I.
Burtch,
C.
Striker,
G.
Ward,
R.
Nelson,
T.
Kaye,
T.
Wasyk.
;
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To
Sandspit
Mrs.
G.
Moore,
LJ
Johnstone.
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Ftom
Vancouver
H.
Rundle,
Mrs.
R.
Wilkinson,
R.
Meni
hall,
J.
Gould,
J.
McLennan,
J.
A.
Falls,
Mrs.
P.
Haan,
C.
JL
Klotz,
Mrs.
F
Schwartz
Q.
C.
A.
To
Queen
Charlotte
City
George
Penney.
To
Masset
E.
Unwind
Replaced
Howdick
in
8th
"
Replaced
Linney
in
1st.
Savoys
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Arney,
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Morgan,
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2b,
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BASEBALL
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St.
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0,
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Chicago
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Cincinnati
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Brooklyn
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Boston
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Philadelphia
3,
New
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11
American
Cleveland
8,
Chicago
2
New
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6,
Philadelphia
2
Boston
8,
Washington
3
Detroit
9,
St.
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Pacific
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Portland
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San
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Sacramento
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Seatle
1
Oakland
9,
Los
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4
San
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3,
Hollywood
1
Western
Intrenatiunal
Victoria
18,
Tacoma
2
Wenatchee
7,
Salem
0
Spokane
12,
Yakima
7
Bremerton
10,
Vancouver
2.-
DAILY
again
showed
life
in
the
fifth
when,
with
two
out,
young
Ray
Spring
drove
a
triple
to
left
field
to
unload
the
bases
of
three
runs.
Spring
also
did
nice
KXCKRT
SUNDAY
To
Mainrt,
Justkalla,
Cumshrwa,
Q.C
work
handling
a
long
fly
ball
in
handled
the
base
umpiring,
the
sun
from
Pavlikis
in
the
I
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p
third
inning.
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Com.
Hot.
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8
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It
was
bitter
medicine
for
the
Savoys
100
100
25x
9
11
3
Commercials
to
take
after1
Commercial
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building
up
a
comfortable
6-2
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SWEET,
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19-year-old
Vancouver
tennis
sky,
yesterday
won
the
first
game'
of
the
cast-west
tournament
for
the
Canadian
Lawn
Tennis
Association
championship
in
defeating
pavis
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of
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had
a
finger
brpken
fielding
a
ball
in
a
game
at
Smithers
last
year.
Ken
Guthrie
had
a
good
night
at
the.
plate
when
he
"hit
theni
'
passes.
Savoys
collected
11
hits,
Commercials
9.
1
Mike
Montesano
called
the
balls
and
strikes
capafcly
while
Letourneau
and
Karasowsky!
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ieaa
at
one
stage.
Savoys
had
their
misfortune
too
when
Bruce
Simundson
was
hit
in
the
face
on
a
bad
hop
of
a
hard
hit
ball.
He
was
taken
to
hospital
and
a
late
report
stated
that
his
nose
is
broken.
He
will
likely
be
out
of
the
line-up
for
some
runs
in
the
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