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August
29,
1949.
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PA
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ROLL
YOUR
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(Mobley
Cup)
Aug.
26
Heavy
Battery
vs
Canadian
Legion.
(Stuart
Shield)
Aug.
2Stuart
Shield
Competition-First
Round,
Heavy
Battery
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
Sept.
2
Stuart
Shield
Final-Winners
of
Heavy
Battery-Can
adian
Legion
vs.
Genera!
Motors.
(Moliley
Cup)
Sept.
5
General
Motors
VS
Heavy
Battery.
Sept.
9
Canadian
Lesion
vs
General
Motors.
Sept.
12
Heavy
Battery
vs
Canadian
Legion.
BASEBALL
League
Race
Tightens
.Up
Mrrchaots
Win
12
ta
5
Over
Savoy
Merchants
are
still
In
the
cellar
yet
only
one
full
game
from
first
pluce
in
the
city
baseball
league
as
a
result
of
their
12
to
5
win
on
Sunday
over
Savoy.
The
game
started
out
a
real
dog
tight
with
the
lead
changing
hands
four
times
in
as
many
innings.
Thereafter,
the
Savoy
outfit
fell
apart
and
it
seemed
impossible
for
them
Uj
do
anything
riRht.
Alex
Bill
had
a
bad
day
as
he
evened
up
for
his
season's
above-average
fielding
j
in
one
g-ame.
On
a
hot
afternoon,
Uleal
weather
for
pitching
records
to
he
hung
u;j.
the
Merchants
demonstrated
their
authority
with
the
hickory
as
they
raked
three
Savoy
pitchers
for
!:ltec.-.
hits.
Everyone
hit
but
Abel
and
he
drove
four
mighty
flies
to
the
outfield.
Merchants
used
two
pitchers.
Maimdrell
tired
after
SOCCER
SHORTS
mv
Another
w.
Sport
Shots
This
evening's
football
game
splendid
passbs
"
,
In
the
first
round
of
the
Stuart
forward
n.
Shield
brings
together
the
Eaxter
and
Mub
Heavy
Battery
and
the
Canad-
Ball
control
ano
'
lan
Legion
in
what
should
prove
of
a
high
order
to
be
all-out
match.
Last
an
:
it
as
!ne
jj;r
Friday's
game
when
the
Bat-
many
gua'u
trry
scored
three
goals,
but
the
'
aguimt
th
Bart-
Gus
Krause
did
a
great
Job
In
goal
in
Friday
night's
football
gam.
Dawes
tried
hard
but
the
r
I
defence
was
sounder
with
Run-
berg
and
Eby
at
back.
They'
'
ere
very
sure.
Yelland
was
SPEEDY
SERVICE
George
Brimmell,
right,
Canadian
Press
reporter,
gives
an
on-the-spot
account
of
lath
hole
play
in
the
Canadian
Ladies'
Open
golf
tournament
in
Vancouver,
flashing
results
to
his
office
from
the
Capilano
Course
over
Canadian
Army
Signals
frequency
modulation
radio-phone.
Cpl.
O.
A.
K.
Agnew
of
Vgn&mver.
U
in
charge
of
the
set.
installed
because
of
lack
of
wire
facilities.
It
is
believed
to
be
the
first
time
an
FM
radio-phone
has
been
used
in
covering
an
Important
news
event.
(C.
P.
Photo)
Legion
sandwiched
m
no
fewer
ihey
had
three
.
than
five
goals
beween
the
Bat-
warts,
Morgan
d
tery's
second
and
third
goals,
j
guson.
The
toa
was
a
crowd
pleaser.
There
were
'
goals
scored
waj
i
at
least
three
aspects
that
were
date,
notable.
With
this
nt
One
was
that
the
Battery
got
;
belts
the
Canaan-two
early
goals
after
having
all'
feel
that
at
Ua
better
when
he
took
his
u,sual
place
at
centre
half.
Alexander
and
Bremner
both
did
well
at
right
half
Greer
was
clever
but
found
difficulty
in
controlling
the
ball.
The
forwards
were
good.
Armstrong
and
Murray
scored
on
Postuk's
single.
Mer-j
chants
went
to
the
front
again
the
better
of
the
exchanges.
"on
the
ball
"
At
Then
the
Legion
began
to
cites
Wtll
they
feel
tfc
MANY
WITNESS
BOWLING
PLAY
striking
out
four
and
allowing
liit
in
thrdu
inninps
then
were
too
good
for
James
and
fin
the
third
after
Dahl
singled
nd
they
racked
up
five
goals
happen
agaia.
,
Big
Show
Is
Opening
their
inter-passing
and
con-
without
reply.
The
Battery
got
ste!
D0T7LGD
only'
Har
w
and
Davwwere
.afe
Rasedale
went
on
to
allow
4
The
two
safeties
in
six
innings.
,
two
crossed
the
plate
on
Merchant,
opened
the
scoring
outfield
put-out
and
Kerrs;
in
the
first
frame
with
two
out
riivi
einirinrt
runt
I.ambie
single.
1
The
warm
weather
attracted
a
number
of
members
to
the
C.NP.A.
Bowling
greens
Sunday
afternoon
with
the
semi-finals
of
the
doubles
competition
be-
A
Shrine
Band
parade
will
strucUve
play
were
fine
to
see.
Smith
at
centre
played
a
bustling,
hard-driving
game
that
paid
off
with
three
goals.
Bowman
combined
well
with
Baxter
who
is
always
a
fast
and
clever
threat.
Morgan
was
well
beaten
by
the
scoring
idiots,
though
he
doubled
to
drive
him
home.
I
Savoys
came
back
in
their
half
mark
the
opening
tonight
of
t
t.,,
mattpre
intn
hw
of
Uie
inning
when
Sharpe
and
Henry
Meyerhoffs
Crescent
hands
in
his
first
time
at
bat
Pavlikis
rang
the
-bell
on
Foster's
shows
which
is
starting
a
ten;
in
played
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ah
i
j
-I
1..-1
.
.
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t-i:i
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Tha
n
ou
nf
Viurf
UiiD
a
mi
Phone
654
in
the
second
inning
when
he,1"1-
nu
uutt
"uu
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flay
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on
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In
the
fourth
the
Merchants
th
rear
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Lanee
Potterton
was
too
much
1
'
iJnowW
broke
loose
and
Sharue
Hotel
The
show
Is
beinst
staxed
lor
Bill
Terry
and
Charlie
seemed
at
fault
prior
to
one
to
tie
me
score.
oineiR.
viocu,
,,.,..
...
,
,
,u
,,M
f
ih
Dri,.o!
VminiMn
and
tho
firt.
tu.
Roal.
Dunbar
was
suund
and
Stole
aiOUnd
tO
thUO.
base
tn.ll
-
,,',
.
,cn
.
n..
iaH
o,wvl
runa
.
it,
mi
hs
alter
he
had
allowed
three
ruts
Kupert
smrine
uiud
wnicri
is,iuuhuii.
uk
uaaitm
iwu
and
a
walk.
Lambie
singled
to
recommending
the
many
feat-
and
Frew
agaiost
Duncan
and
torwaras
out
wtnoui
lesuivs
gret
Uie
new
pitcher
and
to
ures
that
are
being
offered,
par-i
Forbes
was
a
topsy-turvy
af-
Fergsuon
was
a
tough
defender,
send
i,,.,w
the
fourth
run
in
ii,..
'
ticularlv
for
the
children
but;
fair.
Duncan
and
Forbes
had
a
The
half-back
line
was
outplay-1
I5c
pr
doim
nld
lot
tmptlM
Ubtd
by
ny
&.C
Bfwry
m
4vffftHtmtnt
li
not
pubwihcd
of
Uyd
by
d
Ltqoi
Contioi
Boid
at
u
.h'anneaiinpr
also
to
those
of
a
1
i
lead
of
six
after
five
ends
but
the
ea
m
uie
secona
nan,
veitcn
mmng
By
jUV
III
I
flS
score
7
to
4
and
appeared
to
salt
the
game
away
but
the
Merchants
chalked
up
another
four-run
inning
in
the
seventh
en
ages.
i
Tomorrow
night
special
visitors
at
the
Show
will
be
the
Ah-!
mes
Shrine
party
from
California,
returning
south
on
the
steamer
Chilcotin
aftr
an
Al
ynowunw
match
was
tied
at
the
seventh.
beln8
missed.
Darrow
Oomez
From
then
on
it
was
anybody''
did
well
and
got
two
goals,
game
but
Barton
and
Frew
Mazzone
was
not
at
home
in
his
came
out
winners
toy
1J
U
11.
i
new
position
and
James
has
not
-
The
final
is
scheduled
for
this'
regained
his
speed
and
drive
af-evening.
In
a
friendly
"hat"
-
nis
Hle.
Ward
was
the
Same
Ore
rink
of
Rod
Smith,
BiU
dangerous
forward,
his
lour
nils,
tnree
errors
and
a
balk
Bill
went
to
the
mound
in
Cana&UttWWstoi
askan
cruise.
Shrine
Band,
Job's
the
following
inning
a
got
by
l
ip.
-c--w-
i
Daughters'
Drill
team
will
meet
Reid,
BiU
Ranee
and
Bert
Mor-!
corner
kicks
and
centres
being
I
If
-vSb?Fy2
1
allowing
one
hit.
1
ihf
visitors
at
the
wharf
and
tan
was
outclassed
hv
a
rinw
models
of
accuracy.
Parkhouse
HEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
A
Home
Away
From
Home
50
Rooms
Hot
and
Cold
water
there
will
be
a
parade
to
the
made
up
of
Vic
Whiting,
Jock,was
always
driving
hard.
Vuck-carnival.
I
Campbell,
Jimmy
Irvine
and
ovich
eot
a
goal
and
never
gave
Two
comfortably
fed
looking
Neil
Cameron.
Final
score
was"
UP
dropping
back
at
times
to
horses
tied
to
the
fence
and
18
to
9
for
Morgan's
aggregation.
helP
nls
defence.
Pavlikis
went
John
Rosedale's
two-hit
pitching
was
the
outstanding
feature
of
a
game
lacking
brilliant
play.
Davis,
Lambie
and
Kerr
used
tho
lumber
to
good
advantage
with
three
hits
each.
i
close
but
his
solo
efforts
toward
the
end
did
his
forward
line
no
TRAIN
SCHKDl'I.E
For
r
the
Last
good.
Billy
Gomez
was
very
ef-
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B
C.
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday.
Motive
It's
Best
for
Walls
and
I
J
ECONOMICAL
too!
1
That
the
report
of
I
1
more
ami
more
women
f
w
ho
are
lining
Monasea!
I
...
TOP
Ol
AL1TV
at
I
,
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
196
3:00
p.m.
:
MOBI-EY
CIP
STANDING
crates
of
other
horses
are
to
be
seen
rif.iit
here
in
Prince
Rupert
where
for
years
horses
have
been
at
a
premium.
But
horses
in
crates!
Actually
they
are
part
of
the
equipment
for
the
Crescent
Shows.
The
crates
contain
hobby
horses.
The
site
cf
the
show
had
a
BASEBALL
SCHEDULE
From
the
East
I
W
L
F
A
Pt
Tuesday,
Thursday.
Saturday
,
Can-
Legion
3
110
7
8
This
advuuwiutnt
is
mil
published
or
dipl.iycj
hi
the
U,m
tlie
tiuveiomtnt
ut
Kiiiish
Culumbu,
10:30
p.ro.
1
Heavy
Battery
3
1
10
7
jcien.
Motors
0
4
5
11
runners
of
the
city's
younger
i
Salt
Lake
Ferry
mUfipllnnpnns
anH
liufpi-nonn
Aug.
28
Savoy
vs.
Merchants
Aug.
30
Merchants
s.
Commercials.
Sept.
1
Savoy
vs.
rattans
already
excited
and
eous
disarray
of
all
kinds
of
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
BRINGS
E
Sunday
&
Thursday
equpiment
this
forenoon
with
s
"lwa,u
"lc
Advertise
:n
tne
Ui-lly
News'
lower
than
any
I
rfiniarahle
fininh.
It's
1
more
wuhalile
...
easier
to
keep
elean
.
.
.
covers
ft
more
in
one
eoat
over
(prires
prartirally
any
wall
I
material.
I
i
more
sunnlies
bein.r
dtairorirert
.
upr'""B
m
,ne
snowS"
Sept.
4-Merchants
vs.
Savoy
from
the
snow.s
own
trucks
and
,
oepu
o-oiiiiiieiciaw
vs.
mit-u
more
bv
loca,
lnicks
un
chants.
loading
fro
mthe
train.
Within
BROADWAY
CAFE..,
KKST
FOOD
FINKSTO
FRIENDLY
SERVICE
a
short
time
order
was
being
brought
out
of
the
disarray.
In
.
:
I
SCntfM'LES
Sundays
Continuous
service
commencing
11
a.m.
Thursdays
Leave
Cow
Bay
Floats
2:30,
4,
5,
7
and
8
p.m.
Last
boat
leaving
Salt
Lake
at
10
p.m.
SPECIAL
TRIPS
FOR
PARTIES
BY
APPOINTMENT
Phone
CiRF.E.N
391
or
BLACK
926
one
spot
two
heavy
cross
timbers
at
right
angles
were
laid
down.
With
a
simple
but
ef
3
Chinese
DistaM
i
M
I
fective
tripod
and
a
block
and
t:irlrW
flip
hnfiuc
rpnmnioi-
mm
FOR
TAKE-HOME
(fl
was
erected
and
securely
fixed
4mm
1
with
heavy
steel
supports..
Then
using
a
level
the
operator
ad
Family
N
Hours
7
a
m.
to
1M
1
justed
the
centrepiece
so
that
it
was
perfectly
erect
and
used
shims
to
get
the
accurate
alignment.
This
was
the
centre
post
for
EFFICIENT,
MODERN
HEATING
I
f
OR
HtS
U
AMD
PWW
NOW
AVAILABLE
for
the
hobby
horses.
Similar
jobs
were
being
done
with
other
ee
UUK
fLUUK
hUKINACbb
.
.
.
.
pieces
of
property.
Aloft
on
a
telephone
pole
em
PRINCE
!
BOW
I
pioyces
ot
the
Power
Co.
were
connecting
the
cables
necesary
to
supply
current
for
power
and
FITLY
ALTOMATIC
OIL
HEAT
AT
LOW
COST.
YOl'R
INSPECTION
INVITED
THOM
SHEET
METAL
LIMITED
Agents
for
the
Iron
Fireman
253
FIRST
AVENUE
BLACK
884
vtr
'
light
for
the
shows.
Other
crates
.
contained
seats
for
the
airplane
and
other
action
features
of
the
shows.
An
all
around
were
the
fore-
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Tll
"(
Wml.-w
Ailama
Srrlr,
kc
3:30
P
Saturday!'
)n
12
m
inters
Regal
"Stop
complaining!
Who
let
him
get
into
that
habit
since
he
was
two
months
old?"
LOOK
FOR
THE
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
GOLD
SEAL
LABEL
FIlONttf
,onWL
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
"
PHONE
24
222
Second
Ave.
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1
v
r
1
1
ii.
CONTRACTORS
AND
BUILDERS
Paper
Towels
Paper!
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VICTORIA
Headquarters
for
Canning
Supplies
Glass
Jars
and
Fittings
Cans
and
Canning
Machines
Pressure
Cookers
Preserving
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m
Deodorants
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SPOT-LIGHTS
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CAR
ROBES
SEAT
COVERS
'AUTO
FANS
EXIIAl'ST
DEFLECTORS
Bob
Parker's
SEATTLE
Tuesday,
1:30
p.m.,
Camosun
Friday,
5
p.m.,
Catala
Sunday,
10
p.m.,
Coquitlam
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ARM,
STEWART
AND
PORT
SAMPSON
Sunday,
11
p.m.
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NORTH
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ss.
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August
19
and
31
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Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
568
1
For
Cleaning
and
Janitor
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PRINCE
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Phone
791
Second
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