Wednesday,
Sport
Shots
BASEP4
SCHEDUU
SHIPS
and
WATERFRONT
RUN
WINS
v.-.
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:eoa!l
League
Tightens
as
Commercials
Beat
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Ml
oys
in
closest
name
r
ricrciais
climbed
a
step
nearer
the
pace
set-;".v;iys
last
night
when
they
defeated
their
i
h
;Limc-n
1
to
0
in
the
season's
tightest
base-t
.
t.
The
First
Avenue
gang
have
only
to
w
in
fi.v.i'sday
night
engagement
to
achieve
their
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right!
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Baseball
A
WHISKY
7
o'clock
TONIGHT
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CARDINALS
vs.
BRAVES
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I
nnrrtO
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Oi
tvjij-jf
up
the
league
at
the
half-way
point,
a
e
r
cia!sthreatened
toj
July
27,
1949
Ainerirau
Chicago
2.
Boston
11
Detroit
6.
Washington
2
St.
Louis
4,
Philadelphia
Only
games.
National
Brooklyn
0,
Chicago
6
New
York
1,
Pittsburgh
4
Boston
3.
Cincinnati
6
Philadelphia
5,
St.
Louis
9
Pacific
Coast
Oakland
4.
Seattle
1
San
Francisco
4,
San
Diego
3
Portland
2,
Hollywood
1
j
Sacramento
14,
Los
Angeles
7,
Western
International
Vancouver
3-4,
Tacoma
2-2
Bremerton
4,
Spokane
3
Tacoma
6.
Wenatchee
0
Salem
12,
Victoria
10
A
j
Cornwell
cf
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0
2
0
Ewart
3b
4
0
2
3
Liniiey
If
4
0
2
0
Shier
Si
3
2
I
3
Sinclair
tl
2
110
Toews
p
2
10
4
Letourneau
p
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1
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0
0
31
1
7
27
13
Replaced
Toews
in
seventh.
Savoy
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2b
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2
Foster
ef
4
0
T.
Arney
3b
4
Morgan
c
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3
D.
Scherk
ss
1
D.
Arney
lb
0
Bill
p
1
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Scherk
rf
0
Gurvich
if
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Summary
Stolen
base,
Corn-
well;
hit
by
pitcher,
Sinclair
by
Bill,
Bill
by
Toews;
bases
on
balls
off
Bill
1,
off
Towes
3.
off
Mariners
are
advised
in
a
local
notice
from
the
Department
of
Transport
here
that
a
new
light
has
been
established
on
Marble
Island
in
Cartwright
Sound
on
the
west
coast
of
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
The
light
1
utu-ated
atop
a
skeleton
white
tower
of
513
feet
height
above
nigh
water
mark.
Arc
of
visibility
is
from
north
through
west
and
south.
From
the
east
the
light
is
obscured
by
trees.
It
b
a
white,
flashing
light
unattended
and
visibility
is
estimated
at
fit-teen
miles.
'
So
far,
this
season'
more
than
100
whales
have
been
('aught
off
Vancouver
Is!.id
by
the
;
Western
Whaling
corporation.
Markets
have
been
rather
in-
jl
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HASEBALL
SCOPES"
ihi
fifth
stanza
when
y
Shier,
Sinclair
ani
ti
iled
the
bases.
Then
the
it
sis
signals
crossed
and
L'
1.:
!y
failed.
However,
it
was
:.
ei
.-v.b:itat!on
that
sup--
-
.m..'s
only
run
In
the
i;hi'-r
hit
his
second
i.
ie
anil
advanced
when
wis
hi,
by
pitched
ball.
ii'
ie
paked
one
through
i
'v.
Shier.
b
-:phtist
moment
:
:!i-
s
ver.th
when
Toews
'-.e
i:.i;-
s
as
he
hit
Bill
..
r'ned
ball
and
gave
fw
-
o
C:;ovit
h
and
Simund
.-'.curneau
was
called
in
u
duty
and
struck
out
;
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t"c;
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the
side.
-
jv
y
made
his
first
ap-e
in
the
local
league
aftw
i:;
il
of
convalescence
:
.
i;
J
first
base
like
he
t.
I3oyo
Gurvich
patrol-f.el.i
in
the
absence
uf
j!d
ho
went
to
the
far
to
pull
down
four
im-':.
I
Shier
showed
sigiy
of
u
:ne
at.
me
plate
as
c'ed
two
for
three,
vials
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1
4
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2
8
0
lb
4
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oj
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4
0
12
3
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St.
1
HE'S
TRYING
AGAIN'--
P
Mort
Cooper.
one-Unie
u
the
St.
Louis
Car.ii.wls
;
:'
h
Ing
staff
end
three
Urn-
-
.National
Lea.ue
All-Si.
:,
trying
to
make
a
iw.!;
with
the
Muo.-e
Jaw
C'..'.
::
in
the
Southern
?
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ewan
Baseball
Lrajuf.
I.-ur
ni
finds
the
goinj
tot;-
h.
i:i
first
dozen
games,
th?
:-
:
t-armed
hurier's
slaa's
h
vc
been
pounded
ail
over
lot
by
the
prairie
bat
trr-s.
C.
P.
P.;
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AAtiwr.
WHEN
muvjii-A
GIN
'Ota.
t
Jcvxcxv
TRtHR
VICKBRS
GIN
DICKERS
IS
DISTRIBUTED
IN
CANADA
T
CALVERT
DISTILIERS
(CANADA)
LTD,
fliii
advertisement
is
not
publishr
J
or
dis-pUyeJ
by
the
liquor
Contrul
board
oi
iy
the
Guvtir.uu.at
ut
lijuibii
Oilun'jj
Letourneau
1;
struck
out
by
Bill
lnl
anglers'
boats.
Izaak
fig-6,
by
Toews
2,
by
Letourneau
1;
ures
tnat.
witn
s
much
Jump-left
on
bases
Commercials
3,
mS
going
on
.sooner
or
later
a
Savoy
9;
earned
run
Commer-
sturgeon
had
to
land
in
soine-
George
Green
if
'
-j
afternoon
on
the
from
a
business
O.
i.a:
Falls.
It
Pays
to
AJV.
!
CANADA
NEEDS
RAILWAYS
i
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v
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,
Professional
ami
Bum
It's
not
the
dye-in-the-wool
anglers,
so
much
as
those
who
fish
only
a
little
and
don't
know
too
much
about
the
sport,
who
surround
angling
with
a
"bouquet
of
phoniness."
At
least
this
is
the
opinion
of
Izaak
Hunter
(Montreal
Gazette
,
a
rotund
and
expert
rod
and
gun
writer
who,
as
this,
was
written,
was
representing
Quebec
in
the
In-terprovincial
Bass
Derby
negr
Belleville,
fishing
against
Ontario
contestants.
"In
fishing
some
of
the
damnedest
things
can
and
do
happen,"
writes
Izaak.
known
equally
well
as
George
i
Chief
l
j
carpenter.
Some
of
Hie
best
.
fish
stories
are
never
heard
simply
because
people
who
havej
the
experiences
hesitate
to
re-j
late
them
for
fear
of
being
put
(
down
as
one
more
piscatorial
,
prevaricator."
And,
he
adds,
the
relatively
believable
stories
that
do
come
out
have
marked
jail
anglers
with
the,
brand
of
ananias.
Recently,
Izaak
re
lates,
he
heard
a
man,
who
knew
not
much
of
fishing,
talk-
liing
about
a
24-pound
piks
caught
in
Quebec's
Lac
Des
Loups.
The
fish
was
described
as
29
Inches
long.
"That,"
jajs
Izaak,
"would
produce
a
pik.
just
about
the
size
and
shape!
of
a
three-gallon
keg
of
beer."
He
investigated
the
cateh
hlm-0
self,
found
the
pike
actually
was
46'
4
inches
long.
This
outdoor
writer
has
noted
some
lifed
eyebrows
In
Montreal
recently
over
the
stories
of
sturgeon
leaping
clear
of
th
water
in
Lake
St.
Louis,
Lak-
St-
Francis
and
Lake
of
Two
Mountains.
Izaak
figures
sep-
arate
occasions
they
jumped
body's
boat.
Why
do
they
Jump?
Well,
Izaak
says
it
may
b
to
rid
themselves
of
Lamprey
eels
or
maybe
just
from
a
feeling
of
frolic.
Vi
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NOW
AVAILABLE
LOOK
FOR
THE
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
GOLD
SEAL
LABEL
Commodore
Cafe
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merei,'.
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bants.
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ta"
company,
,
Burthern
Vi1''
Whale
mtU
r
'he
market.
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'he
season.
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Lab
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JUNIOR
LEAGUE
STARTS
TONIGHT
Rain
frustrated
t,he
Junior
Baseball
League
from
commencing
its
schedule1
last
Sunday
evening
but
it
is
now
hoped
to
get
under
way
tonight
when
the
two
league
teams
Cardinals
and
Braves
swing
into
action.
Henceforth
games
will
be
played
each
Wednesday
and
Sunday
evenings.
The
teams:
'
Cardinals
Darrel
Young,
c;
Lawrence
KrLstmanson,
p;
Robert
Jones,
lb;
Dick
Nickerson,
2b;
Bill
Martin,
3b;
Sandy
Hamilton,
ss;
Donald
Christoff,
If;
Fred
Kristmanson,
cf;
Billy
Sedgewick,
rf.
Braves
Derrick
Letourneau,
c;
Dick
Weach,
p;
Andy
Owens,
lb;
Ken
Laurie,
2b;
Allan
Hartwig,
3b;
Tommy
Sedgewick.
ss;
Bill
Morrison,
If;
Allan
Kel-sey,
cf;
Danny
McAfee,
rf;
Ray
McDonald.
You
saw
it
in
the
News!
You
Saw
U
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The
News!
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Green
188
And
that't
only
port
of
the
story.
The
total
handling
ob
which
these
mighty
carriers
do
for
the
oil
industry
-lone
totals
well
over
six
million
tons
a
year.
TOTH
as
producers
and
consumers,
Canadians
loo
J
to
the
railways
to
perform
the
heavy
hauling
on
which
their
very
lives
derxnd.
They
must
transport,
for
every
Canadian
every
year,
an
average
of
about
twelve
tons
of
freight
a
distance
ef
400
miles.
And
the
railways
ara
at
it,
twenty-four
hours
a
day.
That
faraway
whistle
in
the
quiet
nirht
means
a
heavijy-loaded
freight
is
rur-liing
fjootk
to
the
morning
market-moving
materials
to
a
waiting
f.xt
cry
-carrying
food
to
a
distant
seaport
for
shipment
overseas.
In
this
land
of
great
distances,
our
existence
depends
on
railways
railways
which
are
efficient
and
adequate
to
our
needs.
The
Railways
are
Ei3
Oil
BUYERS,
too
Fuel
oil
for
locomotives,
gasoline
for
trucks,
lubricating
oils-they
all
add
up
to
a
healthy
sum
.
.
.
many,
many
millions
last
year.
The
railways
are
major
users
of
the
products
of
Canada's
farms
and
forests,
factories
and
mines-in
fact
their
purchases
cover
over
70,000
items.
They
are
the
country's
Lie-sl
buyers.
advert
.
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