'4
DafTj?
HiuJI
junior
IBASEBALL
SCHEDULE
!
August
25
Commercials
vs
(
Savoy.
Aug.
28
Savoy
vs.
Merchants.
BASEBALL
SCOhES
Westerr
International
Yakima
7,
Wenatchee
6
.
Victoria
3-6,
Vancouver
1-8
Spokane
8.
Salem
4
Bremerton
7.
Tacoma
6
ill
innings)
Pacific
Coast
San
Diego
3,
Seattle
2
(14
innings)
Sacramento
2,
Portland
1
(10
innings
Los
Angeles
8,
Hollywood
3
San
Francisco
2,
Oakland
1
Salt
b
Player
Benched
Game
Forfeited
League
Fixture
Comet
to
End
After
Argument
With
I'mps
Last
night
City
League
Baseball
game
ended
in
a
fiasco
when
a
Merchant
player
was
ordered
out
of
the
game
and
the
team
could
not
field
nine
players.
The
game
was
forfeited
to,
the
Commercials
by
the
official
score
of
9-0.
They
were
leading
by
a
4-2
score
at
the
time.
Two
were
out
in
the
seventh
inning
when
Don
Hartwig,
at
bat,
questioned
the
unmplre's
Aug.
30
Merchants
s.
Com-;
tnercials.
j
Sept.
1-Savoy
vs.
Commercials.
Sept.
4
Merchants
vs.
Savoy
Sept.
6
-Commercials
vs,
Merchants,
i
(Postponed
Games)
j
Sunday
gStlnce
Rupert
Wednesday.
l
I
The
Savoy
baseball
team
are
j
a
-downhearted
lot.
While
they
(
cTe
winning
most
of
their
j
games,
the
deep
freeze
treat
-
!
merit
of
fans
could
be
taken,
there
was
even
some
satisfac-
(
tion
for
them
winning
in
spite
of
no
support
from
the
stands,
Now
that
they
are
taking
their
share
of
setbacks
the
doghouse
silence
from
the
paying
cust-
omers
Is
getting
hard
to
take.
Following
the
announcement
recently
that
Alex
liill
had
just
completed
six
hitless
innings,
the
applause
was
almost
aud-
ible.
.
What
makes
a
winning
team
an
unpopular
one
is
a
mystery
beyond
analysis.
It's
the
same
with
basketball
here.
The
un-
SCBli,
commencinj
j;
Thurc!uysl
Floats
2:3(
j
,
boat
!a'
at
n
SPECIAL;
I'
ART;.
Sept.
8-Merchants
vs.
Commercials.
Sept.
11
-Savoy
vs.
Commercials.
Sept.
13
Commercials
vs.
Savoy.
Sept.
15
-Savoy
VS.
Merchants.
Smithers
Bank
Wall
Cracked
SMITHERS
Earthquake!
4
k
sair
t
7
Jp
:
.
ni
:
shocks
were
felt
here
about
9:15
;
Sunday
evening.
Pictures
were,'hat
tnev
luid
bvm
""vised
to!
do
ln
case
of
an
earthquake.!
tilted
some
five
or
ten
degrees
out
of
the
perpendicular,
electric
Many
were
badlv
MjJhtened
and
lighta
swayed
violently
back
and
some
,elt
"sea-sick."
!:
fc-;
t
t
BRITISH
BULLFIGHTER
IN
ACTION
Vincent
Charles
Hitchcock,
21-year-old
son
of
a
London,
Eng.-
jeweller,
and
Britain's
only
bullfighter,
was
awarded
two
ears
and
the
tail
of
the
bull
he
subdued
in
this
ring
near
Gibraltar.
He
also
rated
the
plaudits
of
enthusiastic
fans
for
his
formidable
work
with
cape
and
little
red
flag,
and
was
carried
from
the
plaza
on
their
shoulders.
In
this
scene,
Vincent
is
starting
a
"pase
de
pei-ha"
with
the
red
flag
held
in
both
hands.
He
finished
the
charging
foe
off
with
a
well-aimed
sword
thrust.
----
-
-
ifri.
;-
derdog
get
the
cheers
while
the
piays
as
well
as
he
does.
Mineri
recoraea
as
actual
scanst-winiier
takes
the
jeers.
j
has
an
alibi
for
everything
that'
ic
be
credited
the
players.
does
not
eo
just
right
and
that
ers-
i
Savoy's
dilemma
might
go
be-:
is
the
main
reason
the
fans
give
yond
just
being
consistent
win-(
him
such
a
ribbing,
but
he
al-ners.
They
have
led
the
league
ways
comes
back
for
more.
Ted
continuously
since
194G.
Some
Arney
is
probably
the
best
third
fans
think
they
do
too
much
baseman
in
the
league,
tie
has
WW
H
Stearmhip
Movement!
squawking.
However,
a
bit
of
committed
only
two
errors
in
beefing
is
the
right
of
any
team
45
chances
so
far
thi
season
when
they
believe
they
have
and
he
covers
a
lot
pf
ground
grounds
for
it.
But
it
is
true
Brother
Don
has
been
respon-that
some
of
their
players
are
'
ible
for
breaking
up
a
couple
of
JiotutfRot!
forth
for
several
minutes,
and
houses
rocked,
especially
those
which
were
"Jacked
up,"
but
no
great
damage
was
reported.
The
side
wall
of
the
Rnynl
Bank
of
Canada
was
visibly
cracked
and
bricks
were
jarred
loose
at
the
round-house.
There
were
two
shocks
sufficiently
far
apart
to
give
people
time
to
grab
some
clothes
and
rush
outside,
or
to
neighbors
houses
trying
to
recolkect
just
3
Soccer
Schedule'
(Mobley
Cup)
Aug.
26
Heavy
Battery
vs
Canadian
Legion.
(Stuart
Shield)
Aug.
29
Stuart
Shield
Com-,
petition
First
Round,
Heavy
Battery
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
Sept
2
8tuart
8hleld
Final-Winners
of
Heavy
Battery-Canadian
Legion
vs.
General
Motors.
(Mobley
Cup)
Sept.
5
General
Motors
vi
Heavy
Battery.
Sept.
9
Canadian
Legion
vs.
General
Motors.
Sept.
12
Heavy
Battery
vs
Canadian
Legion.
canaoian
wwstj
h
odvaUtciucnt
is
not
publiUicd
or
displayed
by
tht
tlie
Gnrromtnt
of
Hjituh
Culuo
-N
F
i
August
24.
1949
inclined
to
bring
up
old
scores
that
should
have
been
healed.
One
fan
said
he
liked
to
see
the
Savoys
beaten
because
"they
think
they
are
'too
smart.'
"
Well
that
seems
to
be
a
poor
reason
for
unpopularity.
They
couldn't
play
good
ball
and
act
like
a
bunch
of
morons.
By
all
reasonable
calculating
they
should
be
a
favorite
team,
'They
are
all
local
young
fellows
and
play
a
good
aggressive
type
oi
ball.
It
is
the
team
of
rookies
that
Carl
Zarelli
ordered
fourl
years
af;o.
They
have
stuck
j
totjehier
and
by
practice
have
built
a
proficient
squad,
There
are
three
sets
of
brothers
on
the
Savoy
roster
at
present
two
Simundsons.
a
brace
of
Arneys
and
a
pair
of
Scherks.
Bruce
Simundson
plays
in
spite
of
an
incapacity
that
would
keep
a
less
enthusi-
astie
player
on
the
sidelines.
He
nas
a
nip.
injured
in
tne
recent
hostilities
that
keeps
him
tied
up
and
it
is
remarkable
that
he
games
with
his
bat
in
the
few-contests
he
has
been
in.
The
Scherk
combination
still
have
their
best
baseball
to
play
and
they
appear
to
have
natural
assets
to
make
them
stars.
Manager
Alex
Bill
cannot
be
accused
of
hogging
baseball
ivory.
His
line-up
is
little
changed
from
the
one
of
1947.
He
even
allowed
Joe
Davis
to
be
signed
by
the
Merchants
this
year
and
that
is
one
reason
why
Savoys
are
not
winning
all
the
time.
No
fan
is
to
be
told
who
he
Is
to
root
for
but,
In
the
sense
of
fair
play,
there's
no
harm
in
giving
credit
when
a
good
play
is
made
even
when
the
Savoy
team
does
it.
!
Mr.
and
Mis.
John
Good
and
family
are
sailing
tomorrow
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Victoria
where
they
will
spend
the
next
three
weeks
while
Mr.,
Good
is
taking
a
course
at
H.M.C.S.
Naden.
goes
along
j
.
.
.
both
tame
I
'hint.
X
X
J
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Fireman
BLACK
884
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SPOT-LIGHTS
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B.C.
lulldey
Valley
:SMITHERS,
call
on
a
pitched
ball.
Umpire
Letourneau
exercised
his
authority
and
ordered
ttie
player
out
of
the
game
for
misconduct.
Merchants
did
not
have
another
player
to
put
into
the
line-up
and
were
therefore,
forced
to
forfeit
the
game
under
section
7
of
rule
24
which
requires
nine
.Players
in
the
line-up.
While
the
official
score
is
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Mrs.
H.
D.
Reld,
whose
husband
lis
employed
at
the
cellulose
plant
I
at
Watson
Island,
returned
to
Vancouver
on
the
Camosun
yes
terday,
accompanied
by
her
son,
John.
John.
I
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VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
SEATTLE
Tuesday,
1:30
p.m.,
Camosun
Friday,
5
p.m.,
Catala
Sunday,
10
p.m.,
Coqultlam
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
11
p.m.
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
s.s.
Coqultlam,
August
12
and
23
FOR
NORTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
s
s.
Coqultlam,
August
19
and
31
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J.
SKINNER"""""
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Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
568
August
26th
and
27th
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Hig
Agricultural
;
Masrr
Murray
Neilson,
who
has
been
visiing
his
mother,
returned
on
the
Camosun
yesterday
to
New
Westminster
where
he
is
attending
school.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COUKT
Of
BRITISH
COLUMB."A
IN
PROBATE
111
th
Mullrr
i(
tin
l.tatr
of
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INirter
and
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the
Mutter
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thr
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tion
Ait"
'
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
His
Honour
Judae
W.
6.
Fulton.
Ilinde
the
12th
day
of
August,
A.
D
I
urita
nimoltitj'ri
ArimintKt.mtor
the
Estate
of
Geore
Poru-r.
ic-1
erased,
lute
of
Terrace,
In
the
Prov-
luce
ul
British
uolumoia.
ALL
PARTIES
having
claims
against
the
said
Estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same
properly
verified
to
me
on
or
before
the
3uta
day
of
September.
A
D.
1949.
alter
which
date
clalm
filed
may
be
paid
without
reference
to
any
claims
of
which
I
then
had
no
knowledge.
ALL
PARTIES
Indebted
to
thej
said
Estate
are
hereby
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
DATED
at
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert.
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
this
12th
day
of
August,
A.D.
1949.
OORDON
F
FORBES,
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert,
B
C.
(201)
If.OgEg
'j
.....
....
.
CROSSES
ATLANTIC
IN
29-FOOT
YAWL
Becau.se
he
didn't
like
the
routine
of
form-filling,
Edward
C.
All-card,
J4,
a
Navy
architect,
took
off
in
his
29-foot
yawl
from
Surrey,
England,
and
headed
for
the
United
States.
The
doughty
sailor
Is
shown
after
making
the
trip
from
Gibraltar
to
New
York
in
81
days:
"I
wanted
the
freedom
only
offered
by
the
sea,'1
he
said
upon
arrival.
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&
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Tuesday
ss.
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1:30
p.m.
Thursday
ss.
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11:15
p
m.
Friday
ss.
Catala,
5
p.m.
From
anco.?er
Sunday
s.'-..
Camosun,
11
p
m
Wednesday
ss
Prince
Kupert.
10
a.m.
For
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
Sunday
ss.
Camosun,
11
pjc
From
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
"'uesday-
SS
Camosun,
a.m.
From
Ocean
Falls
Wednesday
ss.
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Ruper:
10
a.m.
For
Ocean
Fahs
Thursday
ss.
Prince
Rupert
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pjn.
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Alaska
Wednesday
ss.
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