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Wednesday,
June
23,
1948
V.
.
rou
saw
It
in
the
Sally
New
h
MOOSE
TAKE
FOURTH
TUMBLE
BEFORE
OAHL'S
MERCHANTS
Merchants
9,
Moose
2
Moose
took
the
long
tumble
before
Merchants
apain
at
Roosevelt
Park
baseball
field
last
night,
crumbling
before
the
grey-clad
storemen
by
a
margin
of
9
to
2
to
assure
themselves
a
place
of
probable
CITY
BOXERS
,
-
Far
North
Golf
Course
YEIXOWKN1FE,
N.W.T.
Pj
Yellowknife's
compact
nine-hole
course,
most
northerly
In
Canada
and
one
of
the
farthest
north
in
the
world,
was
opened
by
fifty
enthusiastic
members.
The
official
opening
was
scheduled
for
midnight
Monday
night,
y
i
'
'
Nil
V;;
permanency
at
the
bottom
of
the
league.
A
look
at
the
rword
shows
that
the
lodge
brothers
(
dither
among
players
and
fans
in
the
seventh
when
Umpire
Chvistopheison,
in
a
map
de-
Good
Companions
Empire
Games
In
Vancouver
Toronto
Turns
Them
Down
So
Pacific
Coast
Seeks
Them
VANCOUVER,
Pacific
Coast
sportsmen
are
determined
that,
the
1950
British
Empire
Games
should
not
remain
long
without
a
site.
They
think
Vancouver
can
and
should
stafie
the
Karnes.
The
Canadian
Olympic
Committee
announces
that
the
Canadian
National
'Exhibition
ill
Toronto
cannot
accept
a
proposal
to
hold
the
games
on
its
grounds
because
of
other
com
mitments.
lrac
ann
Jlfl,a
"'nietics
in
Canada
would
receive
a
severe
setback
if
the
games,
offered
to
Canada
in
1950,
were
held
else-
wnere,
saia
.
w.
a.
rcoweu,
national
chairman
of
the
track
and
field
committee
of
the
Amateur
Athletic
Union
of
Canada.
ft
SHORT
SPORT
JOHN
H.
)
BULGER
OPTOMETIU6T
I
fjoin
fiuffer
Lff.
I
Third
Avenue
i
I
Two
nailines
per
week
JTANCOI
VKU
VICTORIA
r
zr.n
i.r.
Tuesday,
1:30
p.m.,
Carilena
I
Kaiu
relay,
9
a.m.,
Calata
H'FWART
anil
ALICE
ARM
jimduv.s,
12
mldniuht
foil
oi
t:en
charlotte
ISLANDS
CoquiLlam,
June
8,
l'J,
and
2!)
11
p.m.
FRANK
J.
SKINNKR
Hmir.e
Ituoerl
Attent
iiird
Ave.
Phone
568
For
sixty
great
favourite
i
V.
now
hove
wn
losses
lit
eight
games.
They
have
fallen
before
Merchants
(our
times,
With
one
victory,
and
three
times
Without
compensation
before
the
i
league-topping
Savoys.
Last
night's
game
was
strlot-
i
ly
routine
as
far
as
results
went.
Merchants
took
a
one-run
lead
In
the
first
Inning
when
Beynon
was
scored
on
a
double
by
Abel.
Beynon
got
on
base
on
a
field-
ens'
choice
play
that
forced
out
Hartwig
on
second.
Abel
was
left
i
on
second
when
the
side
was
retired.
j
Moose
pot
their
initial
run
in
the
second
when
right
flclriei
Guthrie,
who
bats
left
handed,
!iii(?led
a
hard
one
to
left
field.
He
was
brought
home
on
a
hit
by
pitcher
Hector
McKinnon.
Merchant
player-manager
Cliff
j
Duhl
rang
the
bell
in
the
fifth
when
he
clouted
the
only
three-
I
bagger
of
the
game,
bringing
In
1
two
runnels
In
advance
of
his
iown
Iwavy
strides.
Thitu-s
got
into
a
bit
of
a
the
night
the
sun
does
not
set,
but
was
set
ahead
to
afternoon
The
course
is
carved
from
rock
and
bush
adjacent
to
the
air
port
and
offers
a
real
test
for
ardent
golfers.
"I'LL
GET
HIM
QUICK"
-LEWIS
NEW
VORK
Confidence
radiates
in
both
camps
today
as
Joe
Louis
and
Joe
Walcott
enjoy
a
brief
lull
before
their
15-round
bout
tomorrow
night
at
the
Yankee
Stadium
for
the
world's
heavyweight
championship.
"I'll
get
him
quick"
is
the
cold
prediction
of
the
Brown
Bomber,
5
to
12
choice,
who
announces
that
the
twenty-fifth
defence
of
the
title
will
be
his
last
fight,
"t
think
I'm
50,
or
75
per
cent
better
than
I
was
for
the
last
fight,"
Louis
says.
Louis
weighs
215
pounds
and
Walcott
195
pounds.
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LEAGUE
BASEBALL
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.
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KETCHIKAN
Eight
district
boxers,
seven
from
Prince
Rupert
and
one
from
Terrace,
will
leave
the
city
July
2
to
invade
Ketchikan
for
a
return
fight
card
with
the
Alaskans
who
took
the
headline
bout
in
a
card
at
the
Civic
Centre
here
last
April
10.
Accompanying
the
lads
will
be
their
trainer,
Joe
Ward,
Len
Kitchens
arid
Neil
Ross.
The
group
plans
to
leave
on
the
evening
of
July
2,
arriving
back
in
the
city
on
the
morning
of
Monday,
July
4.
The
fight
card
will
take
place
at
the
Coliseum
Theatre
in
Ketchikan
on
the
evening
of
July
S.
Harold
Blanton,
Ketchikan
sports
promoter,
is
handling
the
Ketchikan
boxers.
Headllner
in
the
card
is
to
be
Olen
Carlson,
a
vouthful
llttht-
hPftvywPlght!
ho
will
light
al
185
poun(ls.
Neither
his
oppon
ent
nor
those
of
the
other
local
lads
are
known.
Representing
Terrace
will
be
Chuck
de
Kergommeaux,
who
frmrrVif
V,a,-a
fact
A
rHl
mintiirtfr
Baseball
Scores
American
League'
New
York
2,
Cleveland
5.
Washington
5,
Detroit
4.
Philadelphia
7,
St.
Louis
0.
Boston
11,
Chicago
6.
National
League
St.
Louis
5,
Boston
1.
Cincinnati
6,
Philadelphia
4
Pltsburgh
-
Brooklyn,
rained
,out
Football
Schedule
CUhulv
Cun.
Firsi
Round
June
25
First
round
of
Dominion
Day
Cup.
Julv
1
Final
round
of
Dom-nion
Day
Cud.
Gi'hnlv
t'up..
Second
Round
juiv
i
High
acnool
vs.
Legion
Julv
9-High
School
vs.
120th
Battery.
Julv
14
Legion
vs.
High
School.
Julv
21
120th
Battery
vs.
jegion.
August
4
First
round
ot
Stu-.rt
Shield.
Moblev
run
August
High
School
vs
Legion.
a
decision
over
Corky
Poorman
So
far
as
the
heavyweight
oI
Ketchikan,
division
of
the
box
fifrht
business
j
others
of
the
local
stable
will
goes,
tomorrow
is
the
big
night,
be
Ray
Davidson,
78
pounds;
But
if
there
is
agreement
in
any
Bill
Stacey,
100;
Charley
Place,
Canadian
'town
on
who
will
hold
120;
Alvln
McKay,
130;
Bob
An-the
world
title
when
Joe
Lewis
j
derson,
118;
Charlie
Johnson,
and
Joe
Walcott
leave
Uie
Yan-'i4G.
.
l
tf
Vfliv
flllAV'
(11
Games)
W
L
Pet.
Savoy
5
1
.833
Merchants
5
3
.23
Moose
1
1
.125
cltiton,
upheld
Hartwig's
advance
from
second
to
third
on
what
was
obviously
a
tick-foul
off
Lambie.
Moose
stalwarts
argued
the
case
strongly
but
abided
by
the
decision.
More
than
ohe
burst
of
ap-
piause
was
given
to
Lambie,
the
Old
Man
of
the
Outfield,
for
tidy
fielding
of
fly
balls.
On
four
occasions
he
made
inspiring
ainh.
nf
hniia
rPt.iminr
frnm
the
stratosphere.
Both
sides
wor
ked
their
pit-
ch-TS
f,r
the
fi'il
nine
innings.
Corf"'
Flii'k.
on
lh"
mound
for
Merchants,
pitched
a
tidy
game
and
had
plenty
of
field
support.
Hector
McKinnon.
Moose
hurlt
I
.
wavmd
at
UmMi
p0lt!puiari,
,
tne
.founh
when
Mercnants
broutht
in
three
rmH,
but
Mr.
McKinnon
was.
by
no
means
getting
the
careful
support
he
deserved.
Moo.se
manager
Benny
Windle
made
some
nice
picki-ups
and
throws
from
his
position
at
shortstop.
MERCHANTS
AB
R
II
PO
A
Hartwig
2b
5
1
2
0
0
Beynon
ss
4
3
2
0
5
Lambie
cf
5
12
4
0
Abel
c
4
"0110
Linney
If
5
12
0
0
Dahl
3b
5
2
2
0
1
Forman
lb
4
0
1
11
0
1
Letourneau
rf
...
5
0
110
0
Elluk
p
5
1
1
1.1
0
42
9
14
27
7
3
MOOSE
Shier
2b
4
0
0
3
3
Vanetta
lb
5
0
0
8
0
Kerr
If
2
10
2
1
Windle
ss
4
0
3
5
7
'Calderoni
cf
...4
0
0
1
0
Guthrie
rf
4
1,1
0
0
Kitchens
c
4
0
0
7
0
jLavigne
3b
3
0
0
1
0
McKinnon
p
3
0
10
0
I
33
2
5
27
11
Merchants
...102
310
1019
Moose
010
010
0002
Errors:
Beynon,
Abel,
Forman,
Vanetta,
Kitchens,
Lavigne
3.
RBI:
Beynon,
Lambie,
Abel
2,
Linney
2,
Dahl,
Letourneau,
McKinnon.
2B:
Abel,
Hartwig.
3B:
Dahl.
SB:
Hartwig
2,
Beynon
2,
Linney,
Dahl,
Forman
2,
Eliuk
2,
Guthrie.
LOB:
Moose
f,
Merchants
9.
DP:
Shier,
Windle
and
Windle.
HP:
McKinnon
1.
SO:
Eliuk
2.
Balk:
Eliuk.
BB:
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Prince
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Sports
columnists
don't
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any
more
than
the
strictly
amateur
spec-1
tators:
For
instance,
Andy
(Montreal
Standard
O'Brien
calls
Jersey
Joe.
Bae
(Montreal
Star)
0"Meara
comes
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for
the
champ
still
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Andy
says
"Louis'
legs
are
obviously
minus
the
spring
they
used
to
have
.
.
.
Walcott's
Ices
are
tl
legs
of
a
young
fighter.
Walcott
showed
a
style
that
baffler!
Louis
and
there's
no
reason
foi
believing
he
can't
do
it
again."
Ba
says,
"This
time
Louis
will
win
because
he
is
a
better
mah
and
he
hits
harder.
We
think
he
will
be
hitting
a
lot
in
the
early
rounds.
He
is
slow
and
lumbering
but
he
is
in
condition.
I
We
always
believe
in
stringing
with
the
champion
even
if
we
feel
Louis
is
near
the
end
of
the
line."
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