"L7
prince
Hupcrt
Daft?
F2uo3
-."
Friday,
August
19.
1949
Sport
Shots
ITPAYS
TO
ROLL
YOUR
OWN
WITH
22
DEAD
IN
AIR
CRASH
"
OLDHAM.
Lancashire
$
A
Jf
BASEBALL
MERCHANTS
DOWN
SAVOYS
TO
BOOST
SPOT
IN
CITY
LEAGUE
British
European
Airways
Dak
ota
transport
DC-3i
on
flight
This
evening's
football
fixture
in
the
Mobley
Cup
competition
brings
together
the
Heavy
Battery
who
have
not
lost
a
game
in
the
competition,
and
the
General
Motors
who
have
not
won
a
game
in
the
series.
Actually
there
is
very
little
to
choose
between
the
teams
and
the
General
Motors
could
quite
easilv
come
out
on
top.
The
form
fell
20
Years
Ago
from
Belfast,
Northern
Ireland,
to
Manchester,
England,
crashed
near
here
Thursday.
-Police
here
reported
that
a'
Cigarette
Tobacco
MERCHANTS
8,
SAVOY
4
Merchants
Improved
their
least
22
persons
of
the
32
aboard
I
position
in
the
City
Baseball
"This
is
the
worst
summer
have
had"
has
been
heard
frequently,
so
being
in
a
curious
frame
of
mind
this
columnist
consulted
the
records
of
sport
.wenty
years
ago.
The
tale
re-
League
standing
last
night
by
I
defeating
Savoys
8-4
in
a
loose
Mil
D,
SWEET,
BRIGHT
VIRGINIA
game.
While
the
play
was
not
Motors
team
will
be
selected
from
the
following:
Boulter,
Lien.
John
Wilson,
C.
Currie,
M.
Bishop,
Glen
Olsen,
W.
Price,
Bob
Currie,
Haugen,
Pat
Wilson,
Stead,
Owens,
Halvorsen.
ipnlprl
was
a
sad
san
one.
one.
Softball
ou.,,
hih
football
had
been
i
-
...
iiw
,
u.a,,p
onmrtition
th
s
Da-seDau
iuiu
vear
rained
out
for
the
b'st-or:
tnere
was
acUon
enough
to
keep
worst-
part
oi
uure
,
.
u
tm
were
killed
when
H
crash?)
Earlier
reports
placed
death
tol.
at
between
seven
and
ten.
Pol-Ice
report
said
that
eiijht
per
ons
were
severely
injured.
A
British
European
Airways
spokesman
said
that
the
plane
burst
into
flames
after
crashing.
The
plane
came
down
at
Cew
valley
in
desolate
country
on
Saddleworth
Moors
about
five
miles
from
Oldham
and
thirteen
miles
north-east
oi
Manche.sttr.
You
saw
!t
in
the
New;!
Kerr.
If
4
1
S
0
1
Holland,
rf
3
10
0
0
Ciccone,
p
3
12
0
2
Ludwigsen,
2b
1
0
0
0
0
Rosedale,
cf
S
0
0
0
0
30
8
9
21
8
Savoy
AB
R
H
PO
A
B.
S'm'son,
ss
4
0
0
0
1
A.
S'm'son,
cf
3
2
0
0
0
T.
Amey,
3b
4
0
2
0
3
Pavlikis,
If,
rf
....
3
110
0
Morgan,
c
3
0
9
1
D.
Scherk,
lb,
2b
..
2
1
0
3
4
Postuk,
rf,
If
3
0
2
0
0
Sharpe,
p
3
0
10
3
Bill,
lb
3
0
2
9
0
28
4
8
21
11
R
H
E
Merchants
..
200
411
08
9
3
Savoy
000
S10
04
8
4
the
final
out.
NO
ENTRIES
IN
NATIVE
TOURNEY
Bri
!t
from
!
fourth
straight
football
game
had
been
cancelled.
But
all,
games
and
players
seemed
toj
.have
survived.
CENTRAL
CITY
SPORTS
ASSOCIATION
SEEN
AS
NEED
FOR
THIS
COMMUNITY
As
one
reviews
the
local
sports
activities
he
cannot
but
be
impressed
by
the
number
that
are
carried
on.
This
is
a
credit
to
those
who
plan
them,
to
the
players
On
the
mound
for
Savoys,
Jack
Sharpe
was
not
in
his
usual
good
form
and
Merchants
Lack
of
entries
has
resulted
i
in
cancellation
of
the
native
baseball
tournament
which
was
am.
PERTH,
Ajsv
lltt's
first
ji.
'went
to
work
on
his
offerings
There
had
been
a
baseball
coect
two
runs
in
the
open-two-gaine
series
between
the
Jng
frame
rjahl
walked
and
Elks
of
Prince
Rupert
and
the
on
DaviS-
triple,
then
Elks
of
Anyox,
both
games
being
,
g(.orwj
on
Kerr's
single.
to
have
been
played
at
Roosevelt
Park
this
week-end.
i
who
Lake
nail
and
In
thp
litvtatfir
vtlm
uiniu,
V
k
un''
vice
is
bm
I
them.
But
could
not
a
better
job
be
done
if
the
groups
played
at
Anyox
They
had
pro-
j
Four
more
nies
were
chalked
a.
"simundson,
Arney,
Postuk-
were
organized
into
a
central
body?
up
in
the
fourth
on
two
hits.
Errors,
Davis
2,
Earned
runs,
Merchants
5,
At
present
in
the
city
there,
two
free
passes
and
an
error.
Summary:
vided
the
best
games
of
years.
The
Prince
Rupert
visitors
won
!
the
first
game
4-1
and
the
Anyox
home
team
tle
second
game
2-1
is
-
a
baseball
-
association
with
Abel,
B.
Simundson,
Arney,
Bill
savoy
2;
Winning
pitcher,
Clc-
P0"
"I
Wyndt,
tralia.
About
will
be
llown
t
20
weeks.
HOME
Miiuijt-u
iui
u
.'sjjoi
is
o;iy
on
i
Up
to
this
point
Ciccone
had
the
Savoy
siuad
baffled
with
2;
Two
base
hits,
'Arney,
Pav-
cone;
umpires,
Montesano,
Le-ian
active
senior
league,
which
July
1
It
was
suinethlnc
of
his
wide
hook,
allowing
only
one
urns,
enaipe.
nun,
inrre
uaac
tourneau,
K.ara.sosKy.
scorer
i
is
aiso
trying
to
promote
more
mhtpks
Had
the
Idea
been
fol-
runner
to
reach
first
base
and
hits,
Davis,
Kerr;
Stolen
bases
Santurbane.
and
better
baseballers
by
means
lowed
up
this
year
it
is
certain
Bill;
,
Sacrifice,
The
Trades
and
Labor
Council
had
struck
out
six
of
the
first
A.
Simundson,
Game
called
after
7
Innings
;
of
a
Junior
league.
There
is
the
Uiat
there
would
have
been
on
balls
off
'
darkness,
football
association
with
its
three'
hi
tr
r,
i
.v,
W
ol
C,
was
very
busy
making
final
ar-,
ten
men
to
face
him.
However,
1
Hartwig;
Base
for
the
bi
Labor
in
the
fourth
Savoys
began
to
Sharpe
4,
Ciccone
1;
Struck
out
tenms.
There
Is
little
in
the
wav
r,
,,..
.-...
-
lUUan
home
m
rangements
a
commu-
by
Sharpe
7,
Ciccone
8.
Lambie!
Dr.
Awl
Mm;;;
acK
a,1c
'le'a
sports
though
nity
with
iUs
would-be
athletes
League
Satnding
W
L
Pet.
Savoy
8
5
.015
Merchants
6
7
.461
Commercial
5
7
.417
the
Hleh
School
rilri
tt
nin
(,..;.,j
...
ai
u
acuun
lor
!
4
U,...
.
llILt(lc-u
uiiu
tuutufu
so
mat
5;
Hits
off
Sharpe
9,
off
Ciccone
5
in
4
innings,
off
Lambie
3
in
3
innings;
Runs
batted
In,
Hart-
Day
sports
program.
In
the
click.
A.
Simundson
was
hit
by
forenoon
there
were
to
be
child-
a
pitched
ball.
Arney
singled,
i
ren's
sports
In
the
afternoon
Pavlikis
doubled,
Scherk
walk-!
there
were
to
be
100
yd.
and
200
ed
and
Postuk
singled
to
ac-yd.
dashes
and
a
mile
rare.
'count
for
three
runs.
from
aspirants
and
sent
them
south
could
learn
what
they
could
.
w
world.
Dr.
Mb
to
tane
part
in
a
provinc-wide
?
rio
and
thpn
pumnpf
in
hiinmr
.
scon0"'
eoChoos
Ui
!
Baseball
between
the
Elks,
faons
After
pitching
to
one
hitter
j
High
School
meet.
Then
we
have
meet.s.
At
the
same
time
the1,
'
tlie
Gyros
who
have
been
doing
community
would
develop
its,
such
a
grand
Job
over
manv
,,.Mrtt.,.,
r..,.n,..,
.i
I
Junior
Royalty
Crowned
At
or
cATook
of
Canada
and
the
Gyro
teams
jn
jfth
cjccone
retired
.....
ir.n-iH
Ti
thp
pvpninif
!
vear
in
nrnviriinir
onrt
main.
-
i
j
i..
-
....
.
.
..
lO
S.UVA.:
;7'c
t"""'"-"-
"
favor
of
Bill
Lambie
who
allow-
Colorful
CarnWal
Ceremony
jt
-con01"''
tnere
was
iu
ue
a
jumui
njwmun
!
,
..,.-
wulua
uf
a
wiuer
nteresi
in
tne
pri
,
taming
ulaverounds.
!
"usimu
j
i
This
vear
,.KiH.i.
i
a
game.
I
ea
one
additional
run
dui
naci
j
the
situation
in
hand.
-
.
'iiifitvriiv
ntivn
mm
an
n
t
.
.
"
.......
K.ing
Larry
ana
yueen
snar-
their
rulership,
both
King
Larry
-----
imeer
auenuance
at
tne
events.;
Rl.
ssian
iiavi:
junior
rulers
or
the
Civic
and
Queen
Sharon
received
en-,
&
J
1
t"u"u'n6
nie
reason
lor
the
existence
Savoys
threatened
to
rally
inion-
Taking
uart
in
one
baseball
sund,
oft
to
f.
be
salvaged
fc
.n.i.u.uuB
poui
sucn
as
very
0f
a
sports
association
is
not
to
few
centres,
most
of
which
have
dominate
but
to
correlate,
that
n
mnrh
hioour
rv,,r.,.l..
!
ir,
11
,
.
.
.
..
..
.
i
ne
DC
1
the
seventh
when
game
when
the
Sons
of
Canada
Sharpe
'.
won
from
the
Elks
by
5-3,
were
doubled
and
Bill
singled
with
(the
following:
Sons
of
Canada
none
out.
However,
Lambie
was
'
W
Mitchell.
Lambie,
Windle,
equal
to
the
occasion,
forcing
centre
carnival
nad
their
su-
graved
loving
cups
from
the
preme
moment
of
the
summer
civic
Centre,
but
there
were
gala
last
night
when
they
were
more
lasting
rewards
as
well,
crowned
at
7:30
before
a
large.
Each
received
a
$100
"educa-aiulience.
tion
bond"
which
will
be
held
B'"t'"'l'",""u"
K
IO
CB
togetner
all
the'
uitl
we
have,
can
boast
of.
Thirdly,
various
interest
and
then
byiZf
we
have
th
Pm
lr
n,,arii
oh,,.,,
,
.
waiMiips
SUlli
.
uiscussion
or
muie
a
wiaer
nrn-
Mpnzies
As-
simunttson
to
ground
out,
tnen
Downey,
Smi'jLh,
struck
out
the
last
two
hitters
King
Larry
Is
Larry
Veitch,
for
the
purpose
of
helping
fin-
duUes
are
to
maintain
and
im-
glam
that
wm
benefit
the
whole
pi-ove
the
grounds.
coniniunltv.
The
success
of
such
toria,
Phillips
and
Frizzell.
Elks
Harold,
Arseneau,
A.
j3a(j'5'-2
year
old
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
!
ance
their
educations
when
Highlights
It
was
Mitchell,
Loblick,
G
u
r
v
I
c
h,
night
for
the
outfielders,
not
a
If
your
m:
arrears
and
y.,
your
paper,
p
blame
the
pi.
boy
or
the
pi
do
a
Utile
s::.
Stanley
Veitch,
judged
the
most
they
become
older.
perfect
boy
from
among
entries'
Their
four
attendants
were
in
the
carnival
committee's
second
and
third
place
winners
!
Gosse,
Stevens
Budinich,
Moore,
single
put-out
was
made
by
a
!
,
Mi
nuies
was
the
winning
fly-chaser
....
Don
Hartwig
However
it
Is
probably
a
fact
a
association
would
depend
on
that
there
Is
no
common
meet-'
the
measure
of
support
that
each
lng
place
or
opportunity
for
group
wov,id
give.
At
its
best
no
these
groups
to
get
together.
one
sport
would
suffer
but
u!l
Surely
the
community
would
would
benefit
benefit
by
having
such
an
or-
(This
L,
tne
flrst
of
a
seri,s
eanization.
Last
year
the
local
o
three
arUcU,s
on
lhls
Uu.mp
scored
his
first
run
of
the
sea-
pitcher.
"perfect
child"
contest.
in
the
competition.
Queen
Sharon
:s
Sharon
Will-
A
uniformed
guard-of-honor
son
....
Dave
Abel
had
his
ankle
yourself
Co-'.;-
son,
3V'2
year
old
daughter
of
Pf
By
Scouts
accompanied
the
v
,,
,
hurt
stretchinff
a
single
into
a
"'U'"
lTlLr'Z.oixble.
then
he
took
another
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
F.
Willson,
who
Ryal
Pty
to
the
platform
piC
ou
uu
uuHra
u
thP
ted
competitors
in
the
eirls-
cturnig
the
coronation.
Drancn
or
the
Cflnai
ian
Ijpinui
scribers
in
th.
be
appreciate
a
lot
ot
tw
body
wuuid
it
scrlptions
W
vance.
j
miiiiru
uy
mi
i
uvtr
i-iiy
ajjii
1.
man.
Ed.).
BEAUTY
TREATMENT
Kegiment
z-i.
worrington,
I
i
.
,
8ame
'as
owr
Alex
Bi
was
cIi'"flcat'-
ooened
the
scoring
for
the
Regi-'
spiked
the
knee
at
Botn
black-robed,
ment
but
Chenoski
equalized
on
P1
the
King
!
1
i
:
,.
A
mat,
....
ooine
neeuiess
jii
leei-
uiiu
iueen
ana
tneir
lour
at-ing
devleoped
among
several
,tendants
Donna
Leah
Ritchie,
players
and
threats
were
flying'
Donna
Elaine
Deane,
Georee
FOR
YOUR
CAR
and
then
Marks
put
them
ahead.
The
game
was
in
the
Mobley
Cup
competition.
Soccer
Schedule
thick
and
fast
but
the
Smith-1
Fowlie
and
George
Frederick
'
'
'
"
'
ers
series
at
me
weeK-ena
.
lu
sette,
demonstrated
the
fu
should
give
tempers
a
chance
In
soflball,
the
Superintendent's
Office
beat
the
team
from
the
Drydock
9-7.
dignity
of
telr
position
as
they
marched
ceremoniously
down
the
long
hall
to
the
auditorium
stage.
to
cool
off.
Tribute
was
paid
to
the
memory
of
Jimmy
Hopkins
who
died
a
year
ago
players
and
fans
stood
in
silence.
Merchants
AB
R
H
PO
A
Dahl,
ss,
3b
2
2
0
1
4
Their
introduction
was
made
by
Roy
Wheeler,
master
of
ceremonies,
as
they
took
their
i
m.
Mar
&
Im.v
.
hml
.m-
.
.
positions
on
the
dias.
Miss
Marjorie
Brain,
Miss
P.
NE.
1948,
officiated
at
the
cor
-:
-
6
fJI
Hartwig
2b,
ss
....
2
10
0
Davis,
lb
4
12
5
Abel,
c
1
4
0
1
14
Lambie,
3b,
p1
4
111
onation
ceremonies,
placing
the;
crowns
on
the
heads
of
the
twoi
(Mobley
Cup)
Aug.
19
Heavy
Buttery
vs
General
Motors.
Aug.
"52
General
Motors
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
Aug.
26
Heavy
Battery
vs
Canadian
Legion.
(Stuart
Shield)
Aug.
29-Stuart
Shield
Competition-First
Round.
Kept.
1
Stuart
Shield
Final
(Mobley
Cup)
Sept.
5
General
Motors
v.s
Heavy
Battery.
S'pt.
9
Canadian
Legion
vs
General
Motors.
Sept.
12
Heavy
Battery
vs
Canadian
Legion.
EASTERN
PRAIRIE
RIDEHS
Ancient
Persia
had
a
pony-express
system
for
mail
delivery.
monarchs
and
a
sceptre
in
the
hands
of
King
Larry.
As
immediate
mementoes
of
t
i
This
new
beauty
treat
ment
makes
old
methods
obsolete.
It
cleans,
beautifies,
pre
D0TTLHD
serves
your
car's
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