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HOWE'S
PlPjJ
prfnre
Rfijserl
Dafl?
J3eej
OS.
Tuesday,
August
10.
1948
Sport
Shots
MOTORS
DEFAULT
CITY
FASTBALL
'
SEMI-FINALS
Twenty
Years
Ago
in
Sport
UAnt
AUAlfOI
KLEMfl
Basketball
crops
ud
at
t.
Slammin'
Sammy
6nead
became
the
first
United
States
the
strangest
places,
peiha.N
i"'''
basketball
players
get
h,La
:
City
fastball
league
hurdled
j
i
player
to
win
the
Ontario
Open
i
iU
semi-final
play-offs
Monday
SOCCER
FINAL1!1
NOW
TIED
UP
'
TORONTO,
Cf
Vancouver
St.
Andrew's
Monday
night
tied
up
the
best
of
three
Dominion
Football
Association
final
series
with
Montreal
Carsteel
at
a
game
apiece
by
beating
Montreal
3
to
1
in
the
second
tilt.
Montreal
had
won
the
first
game
Saturday
night
by
a
score
of
4
to
3.
The
tie-breaker
and
deciding
game
will
be
played
Wednesday
night.
It
cropped
up
at
Klemtu
i-
Hears
Niece
From
Olympic
Games
oi
rnnee
nupert
was
nhhu
,,u
golf
championship
when
he
posled
a
four-under-par
68
on
the
finai
18
holes
at
Erie
Downs
course.
Fort
Erie,
eight
years
ago.
Snead
carded
a
71
previ
r,
,,.
'
"HI"
His
Wales
Island
No.
1
irales
CLEVELAND
IS
IN
LEAD
St.
Louis
and
Brooklyn
Pressing
Boston
In
National
League
i
d"feat
iirrinlt'r
t
in,..,-
W-lLni
1-11
I
ING
jsout!r
night
when
General
Motors,
which
was
to
have
met
99
Taxi
in
a
best-of-three
series,
defaulted
not
only
one
game
but
the
whole
series,
thereby
placing
99
Taxi
in
a
position
to
meet
C,NJ?.A.
in
the
league
finals.
General
Motors
Manager
Nick
Pavlikis
and
Team
Captain
Benny
Windle
withdrew
the
squad
from
the
semi-finals
on
grounds
that
they
were
unable
;
RECORD
15
MADE
ously
to
Rive
him
an
aggregate
of
139
four
strokes
better
than
the
runner-up,
Gordon
Brydson
of
Toronto.
v
August
10,
1923
S
O
C
C
E
R
While
both
teams
were
short
of
regular
players
last
evening
yet
the
match
between
the
Thistles
and
the
Regiment
provided
a
good
display
of
football
with
the
Thistles,
although
only
fielding
ten
men,
winning
by
two
goals
to
one.
Alex.
Mitchell
missed
a
perialty
kick
but
later
scored
from
a
second
penalty.
Tinker
equalized
for
the
Regiment
but
Jimmy
Currie
put
the
Thisles
ahead.
Carl
Brand,
in
goal
for
ths
Regiment,
was
the
star
of
the
match.
Thistles
M.
Andrews,
W.
Mitchell,
J.
Farquhar,
G.
Mitchell,
uvmim,
EMPRESS
HALL,
London
(P
Noel
Jones,
while
listening
to
a
late
afternoon
broadcast
last
Friday,
was
happily
surprised
to
hear
the
voice
of
his
niece,
Pat
Jones,
of
New
Westminster,
point
winner
for
Canada
in
the
Olympic
Games,
speaking
from
London.
Her
words
of
greeting,
over
the
air,
came
through
very-clear.
Mr.
Jones'
brother,
Evan
S.
John
Stuart
of
Verdun
today
DETROIT
P
Cleveland
Indians
are
back
in
the
leadership
of
the
American
League
as
a
result
of
a
6
to
2
victory
oter
Detroit
Red
Wings
yesterday.
They
have
a
mnrein
of
half
a
pump
an
Olympic
record
In
the
light,
weight
lifting
class
with
two
hands
clean
and
a
pres6
of
236'4
to
field
a
full
team.
So
rather-
than
disappoint
the
fans
who!P"ucl-
Bobby
Pierce
sculled
his
way
into
the
limelight
20
years
ago
today
with
an
easy
victory
over
Ken
Myers
of
the
United
States
in
the
Olympic
final
at
Amsterdam.
After
cleaning
up
on
the
world's
amateurs,
the
Australian
turned
pro
in
1933.
He
won
two
clujing
fun.
It
Sl
brouBi!
Athletics'
Jones'
distrlct
ineer
of
the
over
the
Philadelphia
had
assembled
for
the
first
of
the
semi-finals,
a
pick-up
game
provincial
department
of
public
DUTCH
FENCERS
BEAT
CANADIAN
involving
players
from
practically
every
team
in
the
league
and
tit
This
n
LLOYD
MANGRUM
WINNER
AGAIN
CHICAGO,
(C
Golfs
golden
boy,
Lloyd
Mangrum,
counted
a
week's
earnings
of
$22,500
Monday
by
winning
the
$10,000
three-way
Tarn
O'Shanter
professional
play-off
with
two
under
par
of
70.
Sam
Snead
posted
71
and
"Dutch"
Harrison.
73.
Baseball
Scores
Western
International
League
T.
Haddon,
R.
Woods,
J.
Campbell,
J.
Currie,
A.
Mitchell,
M
Bussanich.
-Hohand's
fen-
Olympic
titles
and
the
Diamond
sculls
before
turning
pro.
tiericf
t
was
played.
I
LONDON,
9
The
uvimin'K
win-hv-default
1
ct'rs
defeated
the
Canadian
:
the
natn
Regimen
t
C.
Brand,
Dirk
works,
has
been
notified
of
his
appointment
as
chief
maintenance
engineer
for
the
province
of
British
Columbia.
The
new
postion
requires
him
to
move
from
New
Westminster
to
Victoria.
He
is
the
lather
of
Pat.
the
young
woman
who
ditstin-
places
them
in
a
not
too
happy
j
tuclav
13
to
3
ln
the
first
a
hoop,
Lambie,
C.
J.
Norrington,
F
Hodgkinson,
F.
Hunter,
A.
Hodg-
position
because
they
are
now
"
M
lm
Ml-!
have
to
f
mm
i..f
.......
iiuurcei'
kinson,
J.
Underwood,
F.
Russell,
O.
P.
Tinker.
Cameron.
A.
W.
aboard.
There
;
Football
Schedule
posed
against
the
formidable
C.
-anaaia.:
ler.in
came
N.R.A.
team
which
ha
plenty
M"rtrenl.
pitching
power
while
they
have
only
one-Eddie
Bebak,
who
is
TERRACE
GIRL
suffering
from
a
gimp
in
his
ikt
rAWTCCT
who
are
one-and-a-half
games
ahead
of
the
Boston
Red
Sox.
In
the
National
League
yesterday
the
lead
of
the
idle
Boston
Braves
was
cut
to
three-and-a-half
games
when
the
second
place
St.
Louis
Cardinals
won
over
Cincinnati,
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
keeping
but
half
a
game
behind
the
Cardinals
by
winning
a
close
2
to
1
decision
from
the
Phillies.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
National
Philadelphia
1,
Brooklyn
2.
St.
Louis
6,
Cincinnati
2.
American
Cleveland
6,
Detroit
2.
Chicago
6,
St.
Louis
8.
guisnea
nerseii
at
me
Olympics.
Davies
i"
Following
the
game
the
Thlsi
arm.
forur
Victoria
9,
Salem
7.
Vancouver
8,
Yakima
7.
Only
games.
Pacific
Coast
League
All-star
game
only.
EARLY
STEEL
RESEARCH
j
les
players
gathered
together
in
A
French
physicist,
Reaumur,
their
clubrooms
and
on
behalf
first
tried
to
make
steel
by
melt-
of
the
team,
S.
D.
MacDonald
Recognizing
this
one-sided
A
Terrace
giri
:s
the
final
en-
j
Mel
situation,
the
fastball
commis-i
'
try
in
the
"Miss
P.N.E."
beauty
j
ford.
a
sion
has
waived
any
objection
contest
which
opens
in
Prince
group
0
:
to
99
Taxi
using
Art
Olsen.
whom
j
Rupert
on
Thursday
for
a
three-
bull
t
"
they
signed
several
weeks
ago;
night
voting
period
at
the
Capi-j
n
.
ing
cast
and
wrought
iron
to-
made
a
presentation
of
a
cut
gether.
glass
fruit
bowl
to
Jimmy
Far-
the
occasion
of
his
Mohlev
fno
Aueust
11
Hleh
School
v
120th
Battery.
August
13
Legion
vs.
120th
Battery.
August
18
Legion
vs.
High
School.
Aueust
20
120th
Batterv
vs
High
School.
Aueust
25
120th
Battery
vs.
quhar
on
marriage.
tol
Theatre.
She
is
Miss
Vera
more
u
when
the
High
School
team
collapsed,
but
who
so
far
luts
not
played
for
them.
There
is
a
stickler
which
will
A
delegation
headed
by
Ben
T.pptnn
Self
Interviewed
the
Fair
Board
Remember
6
Final
round
oi
in
connection
with
the
proposed
Stuart
Shield
cause
C.N.R.A.
to
make
a
sport
LAWN
BOWLING
National
visit
of
a
football
team
from
Frank,
daughter
of
Mrs.
J.
L
j
Frank,
and
is
a
16-year
old
student
at
the
Terrace
high
school.
Entries
for
the
contest
are
now
closed.
The
winner
of
the
local
contest
will
be
sent
on
an
ex-j
pense-paid
trip
to
Vancouver
'
where
she
will
compete
for
pro-!
vince-wlde
beauty
honors.
A,
trip
to
Hollywood
will
be
th'
!
W
Pet.
Ocean
Falls
and.
being
assured
L
Pet.
43
.578
Boston
59
ner
21
to
5
and
Jock
David-
.610
of
the
support
of
the
Board,
ar-.600!
rangements
will
be
completed
to
.58
bring
a
football
team
from
Steamship
Movements
Daylight
saving
Time
For
Vancouver
Monday
ss.
Princess
Adelaide
11
p.m.
Tuesday
ss.
Camosun,
1:30
American
W
L
Cleveland
61
39
Philadelphia
63
42
New
York
59
42
Boston
'.
60
44
Detroit
49
53
Washington
42
60
St.
Louis
39
60
Chicago
35
68
ing
choice.
According
to
the
commission
rules,
no
player
can
take
part
in
the
play-offs
unless
he
has
played
at
least
two
league
games
for
his
team.
By
a
oroad
interpretation,
Olsen
can
be
considered
to
have
taken
part
in
one--iast
Saturday's
game
between
99
Taxi
and
General
Motors
which
was
cati-
Ocean
Falls
for
the
N
B
C.
st-
Louis
55
'
46
son
won
over
James
Nicoll
21
to
-545
10
to
advance,
from
the
first
Brooklyn
53
45
.541
round
in
the
novice
singles
of
Ne
yr
52
48
.520
the
Canadian
National
Recrea-
Pittsburg
48
47
.505
tion
Association's
Lawn
Bowl-
Philadelphia
49
53
.480
ing
Club
annual
individual
Cincinnati
45
59
.433
tournament.
Chicago
41
.51
.446
prize
of
the
provincial
winner
.577
.380
.412
.394
.340
p.m.
I
Thursday
ss.
Prince
Rupert
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News!
!
celled
because
it
would
have
no
12:15
midnight.
Friday
ss.
Catala,
p.m.
material
result
to
the
final
August
11
ss.
Princess
Louise
!ea?uf
standings.
But
even
;
-
s
CALVERT
1622
YOUN6
1799
HOLIDAY
FOR
PREMIER
KING
OTTAWA
Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
King
is
leaving
next
week
for
a
holiday
in
the
United
States.
He
may
visit
Sea
Island.
Georgia,
or
Bar
Harbor.
Maine,
and
also
may
call
on
President
Truman
of
the
United
States.
amtued
p.m.
August
14
ss.
Princess
Norah,
p.m.
August
18
ss.
Prince
George,
'
12:15
p.m.
a'iui
that
elastic
consideration.
h(
still
lacks
one
game
to
qualify
for
the
play-offs.
In
waiving
its
objection
to
Ol-sen's
riuht
to
play,
the
commission
places
the
decision
squarely
on
the
conscience
of
C.N.R.A.
which
has
a
poA-eira:
pnehlir-staff.'
Will
ihey.
in
the
interests
of
a
competitive
play-off.
allow
99
Taxi
to
fortify
itself
11
WW'M
!fSl
August
21
ss.
Princess
Louise
p.m.
August
25
ss.
Princess
Norah,
p.m.
August
28
ss.
Prince
George,
12:15
p.m.
From
Vancouver
TRY
A
CLASSIFIED
AEW
ure
of
their
catcher,
Pete
Pus-tuk.
who
is
leaving
for
the
south
on
Thursday.
Observer
!
!.".c
Pfr
I)
think
that,
with
the
situation
asj
with
another
pitcher
in
addition
to
the
ailirvjr
Bibak?
If
they
do,
it
may
result
in
a
top-notch
final
series.
If
they
do
not
well,
at
least
they
are
acting
within
their
rights.
Another
weakening
blow
to
the
99
squad
will
be
the
depart-
Sunday
ss.
Camosun,
p.m.
Monday
ss.
Princess
Adelaide
p.m.
Wednesday
ss.
Prince
Rupert
11
a.m.
Friday
ss.
Catala,
5
p.m.
August
13
ss.
Prince
George,
10
a.m.
It
is,
C.N.R.A.
has
a
fine
oppor-1
thi
iwv4
tlinttv
fur
a
snnrtintr
o.tiiro
n
'
Uil!y"!
allowing
Olsen
to
play
for
99
Taxi.
j
August
16
ss.
Princess
Louise,
a.m.
.
August
20
ss.
Princess
Norah
a.m.
August
23
ss.
Prince
George,
10
a.m.
August
27
ss.
Princess
Louise'
a.m.
j
August
30
ss.
Princess
Norah,
I
Don't
Be
Blue
Lef's
face
the
lads
If
Business
is
Not
All
You
Desire,
If
You
are
Tired
of
Being
Passed
Up,
a.m.
!
1818
John
Young,
Scottish
immigrant,
f(n
wrote
"Letters
of
Agricola"
to
the
press
which
were
instrumental
in
stimulating
agriculture
in
Nova
Scotia.
His
two
sons,
Sir
William
and
For
Alice
Arm,
Stewart,
j
Port
Simpson
!
the
Executive
Council
and
Speakers
of
the
Assembly,
George
founded
the
newspaper
"Nova
Scotian"
while
Sir
William
became
Premier
of
the
Province
and
later
Chief
Justice,
a
position
he
held
for
twenty-one
years,
A
notable
record
of
a
truly
distinguished
Canadian
family.
Sunday
ss.
Camosun,
mld-i
George
Renny,
lawyers
and
statesmen,
were
both
members
of
TRY
ADVERTISING
In
The
light.
From
Alice
Arm,
Stewart,
Port
Simpson
Tuesday
ss.
Camosun,
a.m.
From
Ocean
Falls
Monaay
ss.
Princess
Adelaide
p.m.
Wednesday
ss.
Prince
Rupert,
10
a.m.
August
13
and
23
ss.
Prince
George,
10
a.m.
For
Ocean
Falls
Monday
ss.
Princess
Adelaide,
11
p.m.
Thursday
ss.
Prince
Rupert,
12:15
p.m.
August
18
and
28
ss.
Prince
Great
Families
Create
Great
Nations
Everybody
advertises
some
way
or
another
but
ome
advertise
very
effectively.
George,
12:15
midnight.
From
Alaska
Results
show
that
the
most
effective
way
of
advertism;
Thursday
ss.
Prince
Rupert
Distinguished
English
Statesman
and
Secretary
of
State
to
King
James
I,
Calvert,
head
of
the
famous
Calvert
family,
founded
pioneer
colonies
in
Newfoundland
and
Maryland
early
in
the
17th
Century.
Calvert
and
his
descendants
encouraged
their
settlers
to
clear
and
cultivate
their
land.
The
Calvert
family
also
introduced
principles
of
freedom
and
tolerance,
hitherto
iui.il
newspaper
which
everybody
reads
every
day.
You
are
not
wasting
your
advertising
dollar
in
the
1
bnnjrs
you
results
on
the
spot
and
cumulatively,
otherwise
no
advertisers.
unknown
in
the
New
World.
These
Calvert
ideals
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
promote
within
the
great
Canadian
family,
the
same
concepts
of
freedom
and
tolerance
pioneered
by
the
Calvert
family
over
three
hundred
years
ago.
p.m.
August
11
ss.
Princess
Louise
p.m.
August
14
ss.
Princess
Norah
p.m.
August
18
ss.
Prince
George.
8
p.m.
August
21
ss.
Princess
Louise
p.m.
August
25
ss.
Princess
Norah
p.m.
YOUR
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
IS
ALSO
A
LOCAL
minl;
a
LUL.AL
INDUSTRY.
August
28
ss.
Prince
George,
WY
YOU
LOOK
AT
IT.
LOCALNEWS
a
p.m.
For
Alaska
Wednesday
ss.
Prince
Rupert
midnight.
v
lu
i
ioiin
muuuCES
THE
GOODS.
August
13
and
23
ss.
Prince
George,
2
p.m.
August
18
ss.
Princess
Louise
c
ihmdf
-
a.m.
August
20
ss.
Princess
Norah
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