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Saturday,
August
6,
1949.
rTT
TOE
losses.
The
Savoy
decline
is
not
due
to
any
bad
playing,
although
they
have
lost
some
player
strength.
The
clue
to
the
Mutation
is
the
revival
of
the
Merchants.
Starting"
the
season
with
a
club
that
showed
little
power
at
bat
and
one
pitcher
to
depend
on,
they
have
1
(Continued
on
Page
6
Soccer
Schedule
-
The
Merchants
are
the
hot
.Aug.
hft
Canadian
U,
Au.
29-g'
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Sept.
l-.St4
'too
Hear,
6atle
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M;8S
"al
Mot,,
Snpt.
I!-!
Canadian
Le
'
(Hanson
Tup)
Aug.
7-H.M.C.S.
OntaMo
Vs.
Prince
Rupert.
(MoMey
Cup)
Aug.
8
General
Motors
vs
Heavy
Battery;
Aug.
12
Canadian
Legion
vs
General
Motors.
FOOTBALL
PrincegRupert
Wins
Four
to
Nothing
in
Opener
With
Navy
Prince
Rupert
defeated
H.M.C.S.
Ontario
last
night
in
the
first
ganie
of
the
two-game
Hanson
Cup
football
competition
by
a
score
of
four
goals
to
nil.
The
second
game
will
be
played
tomorrow
night.
The
Navy
worked
hard
all
the
way,
but
lack
of
practice
as
a
team
lessened
their"
effectiveness.
Prince
Rupert
fielded
a
strong,
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Aug.
15
Canadian
Legion
vs
J
but
Dunbar
and
Eby
broke
up
-
4
test
tearh
in
the
league
at
the
rmoment.
After
losing
five
of
their
first
six
games
they
have
"come
back
and
won
three
out
of
jfour.
The
Savoy
squad,
on
the
"other
hand,
are
in
a
slump,
having
ju.st
the
opposite
record.
-The
Commercial
history,
in
the
Zmeantime,
is
one
of
win
ar.rt
rlose
and
that
is
exactly
where
they
are
today
five
wins,
five
ATTENTION
NATIVE
BASEBALL
TEAMS
See
Art
Murray
immediately
about
your
team
entries
for
Baseball
Tournament
f
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&
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AND
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plan
that
new
home
under
the
N.H.A.
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Hm
mi'
ifl't,
squad
and
was
up
three
goals!
at
the
half.
Goal
scorers
were
I
P.
Wilson
and
Baxter,
combining
on
the
first,
Cornwell
tallying
the
second
from
the
penalty
ypot
and
Baxter
netting
the
third.
After
the
Interval,
with
ty
shooting
downhill,
Navy
as
under
almost
constaht
at
tack
PavltMs
added
city's
fourth
goal
late
In
the
second
half
but
.trenuotts
efforts
by
the
Blue
defehce
and
atrocious
shooting
by
city
forwards
prevented
a
higher
score.
FIRST
HALF
City
won
the
toss
and
elected
to
shoot
uphill.
City
attacked
but
the
Navy
defence
transfer-1
red
the
game
and
Morgan
was!
forced
to
save
from
Shirley's
free.
P.
Wilson
broke
fast
but
Sallis
stopped
Pavlikis.
Prentice
and
Campsqn
combined
well
but
Morgan
cleared
competently.
Warcf
centred
dangerously.
Stewart
Headed
clear
but
McKay
was
forced
to
punch
the
ball
away
with
three
city
for
wards
in
close.
Then
Campson
and
Moody
were
almost
through
SUCCEEDS
STRANAHAN
Dick
Chapman,
39,
of
Ostervllle,
Mass.,
is
new
Canadian
amateur
golf
champion,
succeeding
Frank
Stranahan
of
Toledo,
who
held
the
title
for
two
years.
Chapman,
U.S.
amateur
titlist
in
1940,
came
from
behind
to
defeat
Phil
Farley
of
Toronto,
one
up.
They
had
to
play
two
extra
holes
38
in
all
to
decide
the
championship
final
at'
Riverside
Golf
and
Country
Club
near
Saint
John,
N.B.
(C.P.Photo)
CULTURE!?
HURLER
Paul
Calvert,
30-year-old
Montreal
right-hartder,
who
speaks
three
languages,
holds
a
master
of
commerce
degree
from
the
University
of
Montreal
and
is
currently
studying
to
be
a
chartered
accountant,
1
s
chalking
up
ah
impressive
record
with
the
seventh-place
Washington
Senators
in
the
American
League.
To
date
he
has
six
wins
against
eleven
losses
but
with
a
little
support
from
his
team-mates
may
yet
balance
the
tally
before
the
season
ends.
Says
one
Washington
sportswriter:
"Calvert's
a
chap
with
savvy
and
a
relief
from
some
of
the
less
brainy
speciments
We
could
mention'
(C.
P.
Photo)
FINAL
OUTING
FOR
FUN
CLUB
The
Fun
Club
will
hold
their
final
outing
on
Sunday
after-
"Come
on
sweetheart!
tome
on.
baby!
Come
Wake
up,
you
plug;
they're
gaining
on'.
SWIM
CLASS
IN
COOL
WEATHER
In
spite
of
the
drizzling
rain
which
intermittently
blurred
bled.
Members
will
meet
at
the
the
sunshine,
the
braver
mem-j
Civic
Centre
for
a
hike
to
Want-bers
of
the
swimming
class
took
age
Road.
Professional
and
Bn
,
E
:&
law
r4
rl
ihousands
effemperafepeopfecfo
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dustrisl
En
to
our
showr
various
englf
equipment
P'
Uie
attack
and
sent
their
for
wards
away.
Pavlikis
was
right
through
and,
although
McKay
came
right
out
to
block
the
drive,
P.
Wilson
spared
the
re
bound
and
he
and
Baxter
to-'
gcther
lodged
the
sphere
in
ihe
Navy
net.
NaVy
pressed
but
city
returned
with
Baxter's
flrte
cross
rolling
along
the
bar.
Then
1'ie
live
ball
bounced
up
to
touch
a
defender's
hand.
Cromwell
mai'e
no
mistake
when
he
drove
the
ball
into
the
net
from
the
penalty
spot
to
put
city
two
goals
up-
Navy
attacked
but
bavie
found
tile
city
defehce
Very
solid.
Max-Well
and
Moody
combined.
Then
P.
Wilson
was
good
and,
from
his
low
pas,
Baxter
lifted
the
leather
past
McKay
for
the
city's
third
counter.
Play
was
fast
and
interesting
but
the
Interval
arrived
with
no
further
scoring.
SECOND
HALF
After
the
break,
city
attacksd
downhill
and
forced
two
abortive
corners.
Then
Campson
was
clear
but
ended
weakly.
Baxter's
well-taken
corner
had
tie
Navy
defence
at
sixes
and
sevens
but
Wyalt
hit
the
upright
and
Pavlikis
hooked
over.
City
continued
to
press
as
sea
legs
seem-
i
ed
to
tire
and
the
Navy
was
hard
put
to
clear
their
lines.
Then
McKay
was
good
to
flop
on
;
Pavlikis'
thiough
drive.
Jones)
was
prominent.
Maxwell
and!
j
Moody
moved
the
sphere
out
but
i
Telland
broke
up
the
move.
City
resumed
the
attack
but
their
j
shooting
was
very
poor.
How-j
ever,
the
pressure
was
bound
to
'
tell.
Ward
passed
neaily
to
Pav-
iiKis
ana
tne
'
latter
drove
a
steamer
past
McKay
for
the
city's
fourth
counter.
Play
continued
with
city
pressing,
but
the
long
whisle
sounded
with
no
further
score.
Prince
Rupert
had
defeated
H.M.C.S.
Ontario
by
four
goals
to
nil.
Teams:
H
M
C.S.
Ontario
McKay,
Sal
lis,
Stewart,
MacKenzie,
Shirley,
Jones,
Prentice,
Campson,
Davie
Moody,
Maxwell,
Martin
(Capt.)
Prince
Rupert
Morgan,
Eby,
Dunbar,
Cornwell,
Bishop,
Gomez
j
Capt.
i.
Ward,
Armstrong,
Pavlikis,
P.
Wilson,
Baxter,
I
Wilson.
Wyatt.
Yelland.
Referee,
S.
P.
Woodslde.
Linesmen,
Halvorsen,
Dickens.
COMMENTS
The
first
half
was
well
contested.
.Play
was
even
but
Navy
had
difficulty
finishing.
Blues
seemed
to
the
in
the
second
half.
City
forwards
combined
(Continued
on
Page
6)
RE:
CRRTlVrCATE
OF
TITLE
WO
8042-1
TO
LOT
TWENTY-POUR
(241.
BIXCK
TWENTY-NINE
(291
SUCTION
SIX
6.
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT,
MAP
K23
WHEREAS
(satisfactory
Droof
of
loss
of
the
above
Certificate
of
Title
Issued
In
the
name
of
Neil
MncLean
ha
ben
filed
In
this
office,
notice
in
hereby
irlven
that
I
sHoll
at
ihn
'Xnlrfitton
nf
nnp
fY,ritl-
tmm
tVio
i
lute
of
the
first
publication
hereof,
tssue
n
Provisional
Certificate
of
Iltle
In
lieu
of
said
lost
Certificate,
unless
In
the
meantime
valid
objection
be
made
to
me
In
writing.
DATED
at
the
Land
Registry
Office,
Prince
Rupert.
B.
C,
thla
19th
day
of
July.
Ih49.
A
D.
ANDREW
THOMPSON.
Deputy
Registrar
of
Titles.
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and
the
water
of
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same,
the
class
was
briefed
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some
of
the
fundamentals
of
swimming
right
from
the
book
"Swimrmng
Fundamentals"
by
Matt
Mann
and
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C.
Fries.
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Mann
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the
University
of
Michigan
swimming
team.
A
former
member
of
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United
States
Olympic
swimming
committee
he
explains
the
advantages
and
I
mistakes
of
different
strokes'
Used
by
swimmers
and
these1
were
pointed
out
to
the
Swim'?
Class
members
before
they
were
'
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in
the
pool
to
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out
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