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Scores
5
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icnnce
uubcii
Lanp
muu
Tuesday,
August
30,
949.
Merchants
UahL
ss
liartwig.
2b
Davis,
lb
Lambie,
3b
Abel,
c
Kerr,
If
Rosedale,
rf,
p
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2
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3
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2
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o
IzV
10
Years
Ago
August
s,
m
SINGLE
BOWLS
DRAW
IS
MADE
The
draw
for
games
In
the
singles
bowling
championship
series
has
been
made
as
follows:
G.
F.
Fortwt
vs.
F.
Hardy.
Jivhn
Laurie
vs.
Victor
Whiting.
C.
Dixon
vs.
Bert
Morgan
W
Barton
vs.
L.
Potterton
Clccone,
cf,
rf
5
Maundrell,
p
2
Ludwigsen,
cf
3
ft
-
Jack
Preece's
rink
defeated
Angus
MacDonald's
rink
13-11
to
qualify
for
the
final
of
the
Tip-Top
Tailors'
Cup
In
the
lawn
bowling
and
will
qualify
to
meet
,
Funds
For
Weapons
United
States
Votes
an
Line
of
Policy
WASHINGTON
D.
C.
Two
Senate
committees
voted
today
In
favor
ol
permitting
friendly
European
countries
to
build
up
their
own
weapons
with
funds
from
the
proposed
$l,450,000,0ti
United
States
anus-aid
program.
Chairman
Tom
Connall;,
Democrat-Texas,
of
the
foreisR
relations
committee
announced
that
the
two
groups
had
voted
V.
E
uncart
vs.
J.
Nicoll
'
Savoy
B
S'm'son,
ss
...
Sharpe,
rf,
p,
2b
Jack
Frew's
rink
In
the
final
44,12
15
27
10
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George
Hill's
rink
won
the
city
Pavltkis,
If
Lindsay,
p,
rf
...
Foster,
cf
D.
Scherk,
3b
...
uiri
i
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t
yLs:oy
-
.
rx
lawn
bowling
championship
by,
Jack
Fifw
vs.
Jock
Campbell
J.
S.
Irvine
vs.
W.
TVrry
Neil
Cameron
vs.
W.
J.
Ranee.
Bill
Reid
vs.
Bobbie
Reid.
Last
evening's
scheduled
final
of
the
doubles
competition
had
to
be
postponed
owuior
to
business
calls.
defeating
Angus
MacDonald
s
rink
27-19.
After
being
a
tie
at
16-all
the
MacDonald
rink
failed
Bill.
2b,
p
Postuk,
c
i.
....
to
get
another
point.
Hill's
rink
Dunbar,
lb
3
36
'previously
tied
up
the
league
byj
5
7
27
9:&W:j.
winning
over
iave
ooriuiiu
nut
,
4
'
Merch
102
401
400-13
1
5
Savoy
022
100
000
&
7
materials
in
European
countries
which
are
members
ol
the
North
61
111
to
9
to
permit
the
use
ot
some
of
the
huge
arms-aid
fund
18
to
13
and
so
forcing
a
playoff
game.
to
buy
toots,
equipment
and
raw
(
Atlantic
Alliance
PASS
RECEIVES
Donald,
lamy
e,
pru
Pliiladtiphjj
season.
hn"ts
PLANNING"
STRATEGY-Quarterback
Johnny
Gardiner
grips
th
ball
and
plots
tactic,
for
th
Blue
Bomber.
The
players,
left
to
right,
are:
1949
season
with
four
members
of
the
Winnipeg
Mike
Kissell.
Harold
Neufeld,
Gardiner
Bill
CUwson
and
Johnny
Stioppa.
AU
I.ve
are
new-
Summary:
Errors,
Hartwig
2,
Davis,
Maundrell;
Slmundson,
Scherk,
Bill
4;
Two
base
hiu,
Davis,
Lambie,
Maundrell;
Three
base
hit.
Davis;
Howe
run,
Lind
Ocean
Falls
retained
the
Northern
B.C.
Fuoltwu
Champiiuislilp
by
defeating
Ute
Prince
Rupert
of
passes
this
ju-
o
,,
wn
Tntomrnvinrial
Union
club
this
season,
Kisaeu,
uarainer
anu
vw.
Kough
Riders.
(C.
P.
Photo
representative
team
In
two
lllllll
1
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HIV-
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k
vv
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"
rating
high
among
the
team's
five
United
States
imports.
m
Canada
fw
matches,
2-0
and
4-3.
ions.
McDonald
three
new
Umi
ports
with
tl
i
FOOTBALL
SHORTS
BASEBALL
SCHEDULE
say;
Runs
batted
In,
Davis
3,
Lambie
i.
Abel,
Kerr,
Clccone.
Maundrell.
Ludwigsen,
Sharpe,
Lindsay,
Foster
2,
Postuk;
Stolen
bases,
Lambie,
Scherk
3;
Hit
by
pitcher,
Postuk
by
Rosedale;
Oil
Maundrell
in
S
Innings,
1
base
on
balls,
4
runs
on
5
hits,
off
Rose-dale
in
6
innings,
1
base
on
balls,
1
run
on
2
hits,
off
Lindsay
in
3lb
Innings,
2
bases
on
balls,
7
runs
on
8
hits,
off
Sharpe
In
3
2-3
Innings
5
runs
on
6!ilts
,
off
Bill
in
2
Innings,
0
runs,
1
hit;
Struck
out
by
Manudrell
4,
Rosedale
5,
Lindsay
4,
Sharpe
2,
Bill
2;
Win
Kraust
was
fair
in
goal-
Eby
and
Sunberg
were
a
grand
pair
of
backs
and
gave
nothing
away.
Thrillina
Football
as
Legion
Beats
Aug.
28
Savoy
vs.
Merchants
Aug.
3d
Merchants
s.
Commercials.
Sept.
1
Savoy
vs.
Yelland,
Greer
and
Breraner
were
effective
without
being
Battery
to
Enter
Final
for
Trophy
Sept.
4
Merchants
vs.
Savoy
spectacular.
It
was
Bremner,3
best
eame.
Armstrong
was
the
ning
Ditcher.
Rosedale.
Losing
playmaker
again
with
Baxter
at
Battery
ahead.
F.
Gomez
stop
ways
fast,
resourceful
and
dan-
i
ped
Armstrong.
The
Battery
en-
pitcher,
Lindsay;
Earned
runi,
Merchants
7,
Savoy
2.
Umpires
Letourneau,
Karasosky,
McWhln-
Sept.
6
Commercials
vs.
Merchants.
(Postponed
Games)
Sept.
8
Merchants
vs.
Commercials.
Sept.
11
Savoy
vs.
Commercials.
Sept.
13
Commercials
vs.
Savoy.
DELllim
fence
was
giving
no
Quarter.
Krause
saved
at
the
upright.
Hie
good-natured
hisky'
w
Overtime
Required
to
Settle
Issue
Last
Night
Last
evening's
semi-final
football
game
of
the
Stuart
Shield
provided
another
ney.
Scorer,
G.
Murray.
gerous.
Murray
was
also
good.
1
Bowman
was
not
up
to
the
rest
of
the
line
though
neat.
Smith
was
always
a
dangerous
bustling
centre
and
got
two
goals.
Morgan
gaw
a
great
display
Morgan
saved
from
Armstrong
33
and
Krause
Iroro
Darrow
Gomez,
Vuckovich
forced
a
corner.
Yl-
Soccer
Schedule
land,
Armstrong
and
Murray
Phone
Seagram's
Kinqs
Plate
CANADIAN
WHISKY
were
neat
Dur.bar
was
winaea
by
a
heavy
drive
but
plucklly
kept
on
playing
effectively.
Eby
thriller
with
the
Legion
corring
from
behind
twice
In
goal.
Dunbar
and
Ferguson
were
strong
defenders
against
a
good
forward
line.
Darrow
Gomes
again
got
a
goal
and
was
always
In
the
thick
both
defensively
and
aggressively.
Maa-aone
was
very
good
and
Frank
to
t
e
the
score,
then
get-
TRAIN
SCHEDULE
For
the
East-Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday
8:00
p.m.
From
th
East-Tuesday,
Thursday,
Saturday
10:30
p.m.
tina
the
decidina
coal
three
SSc
pit
ietu
fu
fed
Aimtrong
who
Interchanged
passes
with
Murray
and
then
capped
It
With
a
splendid
drlv
to
equalize
the
score.
Veitch
was
The
price
is
(roo-tfatured'
tool
UbtltJ
by
M)
i
minutes
from
the
end
of
the
sec
ond
overtime
period.
Oomea
gave
a
strong
display
(Stuart
Shield)
Sept.
2
Stuart
Shield
Ftnal-
(Mobley
Cup)
Sept.
5
General
Motors
vj.
Heavy
Battery.
Sept.
Canadian
Legion
vs
Oeneral
Motors.
Sept.
12
Heavy
Battery
vs
Canadian
Legion,
The
final
score
was
Canadian
The
forwards
failed
to
click
ef
through
after
Darrow
Oomea,
Ward
and
W.
Gomez
made
the
opening
but
ho
missed
a
great
Legion
3,
Heavy
Battery
2,
and
fectlvely.
Parkhouse
made
good
Tl
e4M1iMMnl
t
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
liquor
Control
loard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Ha
d.H.ii
J
so
the
linal
to
De
piayea
on
runs
and
Ward
centred
well.
W
You
saw
It
in
the
News)
by
)
GovfflMMrt
Gomez
tried
hard.
Veitch
got
a
goal
and
worked
hard
but
Friday
evening
will
be
between,
the
Legion
and
the
General
Motors.
Morgan
fisted
away
following
lvvvvvvv.vvvvAfvvwvWll1
is
not
an
effective
centre-for
ward.
for
EFFICIENT,
MODERN
HH
The
biggest
thrill
Morgan's
chance.
Then
Bmlth
was
clean
through,
picked
his
spot
and
drove
In
a
hard
shot
but
Morgan
brought
oft
a
sensational
save
that
brought
the
pectators
to
their
feet.
Kraiwe
saved
Vuckovich's
centre.
Both
defences
were
sound
but
Legion
was
lucky
when
a
bouncing
ball
hit
an
obstruction
and
then
bounced
high
over
Krause's
head
only
to
hit
the
crossbar
and
great
save
from
Smith.
Eby's
good
free
and
Smith's
header.
D.
Gomez
broke
up
an
attack
and
sent
his
forwards
away
but
Eby
checked.
Murray
see
OUR
FLOOR
FURNACES
The
biggest
piece
of
luck
The
bouncing
ball
that
beat
Krause
FLI.LT
AUTOMATIC
OIL
HEAT
AT
101
tested
Morgan
with
a
good
cross
but
hit
the
crossbar.
YOl'R
INSPECTION
INVITED
and
Sunberg
stepped
Veitch.
Ferguson
cleared
twice
and
then
TELKWA
n
n
BarbecuE
The
biggest
laugh
Jimmlc
THOM
SHEET
METAL
L
Kelly's
remark:
"What's
so
lucky
about
it?
That's
what
the
crossbar
Is
for."
the
Battery
went
a
goal
up
when
Darrow
Gomez
scored
with
a
shot
from
twenty
yards
out
that
Krause
handled
but
was
unable
Agents
for
the
Iron
Fireman
2S3
FIRST
AYEXl'E
then
Krause
cleared.
Ward
cross-
j
ed
dangerously
and
Mazsione
took
a
good
free.
Ward's
first
timer
skimmed
the
bar
but
regulation
time
found
the
scores
tied.
OVERTIME
The
first
period
of
overtime
found
the
Battery
hemmed
within
their
lines
with
Sunberg
driv
LABOR
DAY
-
SEPT.
5,
1949
BUCKING
BRONCS
MIDWAY
STEER
RIDING
THRILLS
AND
SPILLS
GATE
OPENS
9:30
A.M.
BROADWAY
CAFE.
HEST
FOOD
FINEST
COf
to
stop.
Bremner
drove
three
fine
shots
in
but
the
Battery
defence
cleared.
Play
was
always
interesting
with
Armstrong,
Bux
ter
and
Bowman
good
but
in-efective
at
close
quarters.
Veitch
and
Ward
were
foiled
by
Eby.
Morgan
saved
from
Armstrong
following
Baxter's
centre.
Then
Murray
centred
well
for
Arm-trong
to
head
the
ball
to
Smith
ALL
NEW
ARENA
;
HAP
LEARY,
RODEO
MANAGER
(Ail
Events
Governed
by
Association's
Rules)
FRIENDLY
SERVICE
fought
hard
and
the
final
whistle
found
Krause
saving.
Canadian
Legion
3,
Heavy
Battery
2.
Teams:
Canadian
Legion
Krause;
Sunberg.
Eby,
Bremner,
Yelland,
Greer,
Baxter,
Bowman,
Smith,
Armstrong,
Murray.
Heavy
Battery
Morgan;
Dunbar,
Ferguson,
Mazzone,
Darrow
'Some?,
Frank
Gomez,
Vuckovich,
Parkhouse,
Veitclu
W.
Gomez,
Ward.
Referee
S.
P.
Woodslde.
Linesmen
Halverson,
IMPORTED
COWBOY
CLOWN
CP-TO-DATE
CHUTES
I.OLD
SPEAKER
SYSTEM
ing
them
back
on
their
only
foray
Into
the
Legion
half.
Morgan
was
good
and
saved
repeatedly
while
Dunbar,
Ferguson,
Darrow
and
Frank
Gomes
defended
stubbornly.
In
a
break
Chinese
Dishri
m
3
0m
DANCE
MIDNIGHT
SUNDAY
BALL
GAME
11
A.M.
MONDAY
FOR
TAKE-HOME
OE
away
Krause
was
lucky
that
PHONE
M
Hours
7
a
m.
to
1M
who
beat
Morgan
with
his
header
to
tie
the
score.
Darrow
Gomez
was
stopped
by
Eby
and
then
Ferguson
and
Dunbar
did
well.
Parkhouse
was
good
but
Vucko-vlch
failed.
Mazzone's
high
dropping
shot
went
over.
Ferguson
headed
away
a
dan-
Free
Barbecue
Sandwich
Noon
Monday
ATTRACTIONS
AND
PRIZES
REFRESHMENTS
ON
THE
GROUNDS
when
he
ran
out
to
kick
clear,
the
ball
rebounded
wide
of
the
goal.
Veitch
missed
a
rare
chance.
In
the
second
period
of
overtime
Battery
had
more
of
the
NOW
AVAILABLE
.
MONDAY
NIGHT
PRINCE
BOWLMj
gerous
centre
and
Veitch
lobbed
play
but
Legion
was
more
dan-.
INDIAN
CEREMONIAL
WAR
DANCE
7:30
P.M.
GRAND
FIREWORKS
DISPLAY
GRAND
BALL
over
Bremner,
Baxter,
Bowman
'
geruus.
A
penalty
against
Fer-and
Smith
combined
and
Morgan
'
ruson
seemed
to
be
the
turning
had
to
run
out
to
punch
away.
'point
but
Armstrong
topped
the
Legion
presed
but
Battery
got'
bar.
Sunberg
was
good.
Smith
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to
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BY
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5
away
and
a
long,
low
shot
from
'
clinched
the
game
when
he
Veitch
found
the
corner
of
the
'
verted
one
of
Baxter's
centres
(206
goal
to
beat
Krause
and
put
the
with
three
minutes
left.
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.ti
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ll
III
Regal
Printers
Saturday!
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Two
newcomers
who
hope
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help
Ottawa
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Riders
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the
Dominion
football
title
they
Just
missed
last
year
are
Andy
Gordon
left
and
Ray
Skerrefct.
Gordon
counted
on-for
the
first-string
quarterback's
berth,
played
for
Villanova
College
in
Pennsylvania
last
season.
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