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20,
1949
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In
the
previous
article
it
was'
what
aj
ft
suiigestea
mat
a
cerurai
su
irN
nolr-
i-.-
'
F1TBA'
.
-
BATTERY
HOLDS
UNBEATEN
RECORD,
s
v
v:
committee
could
perform
a
use-
room
,.,.
function,
not
at
orient
Py
Tn
J"
fill
being
done
by
any
group,
of
co-l
"js
ordinating
all
outdoor
sports
activities.
Two
questions
arise
AB
R
H
Pet.
J.
Davis
i
Merchants"
37
6
15
.405
A.
Slmunilwn
Savoy
33
7
13
.394
B.
Simundson
Savoy
37
9
14
.378
Pavlikis
(Savoy
48
12
18
.375
Dahl
(Merchants"
52
11
18
.348
Kerr
(Merchants'
47
9
18
.340
Abel
Merchants
54
7
18
.833
Lambie
"Merchants'
33
9
11
333
Cornwell
"Commercial
41
7
13
.317
Windle
"Commercial'
42
9
13
309
Bill
t
Savoy
i
30
3
9
300
Only
players
30
times
at
bat
or
over
wi'h
averages
over
.300
DOWNS
MOTORS
IN
MOBLEY
CUP
I
BATTERY
t,
MOTORS
1
.
.'
Darrow
Gome
who
nearly
con-j
Last
evening's
football
game
j
verted
a
good
free
kick
taken
in
the
MMobley
Cup
between
the
by
Frank
Gomez.
Joe
Ward
and
(
Heavy
Battery
and
the
Gen-
(
Currie
were,
good.
Lien
blocked
j
eral
Motors
provided
another
j
Parkhouse
at
the
expense
of
a,
exciting
and
hardfought
battle
corner.
at
once,
namely
what
could
it!,.
,
1
Sf
do
and
then
how
could
it
do
it'
'
y
c,Jftsiri
i
itimpefs
iv.
In
the
first
place
let
it
be
kept'
baeb,u,
In
mind
thnt
th
nrnmt
!
s
t'
.
"
u
uii-
1
screen,
t
At
Hi
irai
conmuiiee
wouia
riot
at-
g.i
s,
are
listed.
Is
suggested
that
it
should
con-foyer
thT'
with
the
Battery
maintaining
their
unbeaten
record
in
the
Vuckovich
took
the
kick
and
barrow
Gome
was
on
the
spot
to
put
the
Battery
a
goal
up.
VeKch
and
Dunbar
checked
i
competition
by
winning
by
two
Miss
Mary
Krecsy
and
her
goats
to
one.
The
Battery
were
neiee,
Marlyn
Brown,
daughter
j
the
baseball
association,
the!
tism
,hoil
football
association,
the
track
i
reached
th
and
field
enthusiasts
and
w-'
tnciorsatij1
1
ganizations
sufficiently
inter-
n,.
wthoiit
their
sharpshooting
the
Motors
rfhd
then
John
Wil
1
centre
forward
Nick
Pavlikis
but
sK
-j'f
"
son
was
too
good
for
Darrow
Gome.
Currie
had
a
good(
chance
but
shot
weakly.
Owens
went
close
from
Bishop's
pass
ested
to
support
the
plan.
These
none
would
j
irir.iiiuinnrj
WUU1U
meet
from
a
Irr,
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Brown
have
returned
after
a
month's
vacation
at
Winnipeg
and
Vancouver.
They
were
accompanied
by
Mrs.
A.
Magee.
who
Is
spending
the
week
visiting
her
daughter.
Miss
Molly
Magee.
early
in
the
spring.
At
that
CKnmum't
I
Darrow
Gomez
took
over
the
shooting
chores
and
scored
two
good
goals
for
the
gunners.
Pat
Wilson
got
the
Motors'
solitary
goal
on
a
pass
from
Bob
Cur-rie
Both
teams
were
short
at
the
iiiri
uim
nine
tuuiu
oe
a
rep-,
peak
MU
men
.'n'n't
uau
m
iulij
break
when
a
shot
from
Darrow
Gomez
seemed
to
beat
Boulter
25
Years
Ago
resentative
of
the
city
parks,
5.i:iingr.e.vS
uoaru
nu
me
city
engineer.
j
give
jij
-
1
uub
uuiue
uaca
mtu
ine
matter
or
playing
field?!
worths!
unulH
Ka
rttwutcii.t
t
1
M
W.
M.
Brown
and
W.
Brass
ulart.
Parkhouse
and
Ward
be-each
scored
85
and
were
high
gan
an
offensive
that
was
at
the
weekly
shoot
of
the
ed
back
by
Lien.
Then
John
HOMEWARD
BOUND
Douglas
Moorhouse
of
Windsor,
Ont.,
packs
his
gear
after
attending
the
fourth
World
Rover
Moot
at
Skjak.
Norway.
He
was
one
of
29
Canadian
Rover
scouts
who
joined
more
than
2,400
fellow-rovers
Of
34
other
nations
at
the
week-long
moot.
C
P.
Photo)
There
woula
be
Ideas
about'.
gr""
the
Kround
Itself,
its
surrace
I
V-
C"nlral
what
could
be.
done
to
improve!
cof
and
maintain
It.
A
long-term
'
8
Wilson
cleared
effectively
but
hi
i
i
m
N.
B.
C.
Regiment
at
MeNichoil
j
Creek.
j
Parkhouse
and
Ward
attacked
again
and
Boulter
did
a
good
the
claim
for
a
goal
was
disallowed.
Back
came
the
Motors
and
Bob
Currie
persisted
in
following
up
a
loose
ball
which
he
crossed
off
the
byeline
and
Fat
Wilson
converted
with
a
neat
shot
to
tie
the
score.
Maz-zone
sent
his
forwards
ahead
but
John
Wilson
and
Lien
cleared.
Joe
Ward
was
very
clever.
two-game
job
1,1
in"Ptin
and
deaung
The
first
of
the
arainaKe
plan
could
be
consirl-l
ered.
The
need
for
Improved!
grandstand
accomodation
The!
TREES
FOR
INDIA
Ward's
cross.
Bishop
and
Joe
football
series
at
Ocean
Falls
between
Ocean
Falls
and
Prince
Rupert
representative
team
re
Ward
Combined
nicely
for
Motors.
'
Darrow
Gomes
broke
up
,
type
and
material
for
such,
how
Advertam,,
Soccer
Schedule
an
attack
and
from
his
passl
Parkhouse's
good
shot
was
well
sulted
in
a
1-1
draw
whiie
the
Ocean
Fallers
won
the
second
Bil'y
00,1162
drove
wide-
Owens
aved
by
Boulter
and
then
Bat-pnme
hv
one
nal
to
nil.
Mc-
cei?tred
but
Dunbar
returned
j
tery
staged
an
attack
that
had
NEW
DELHI
9
A
national
tree
planting
week
during
the
second
Independence
Anniversary
celebrations
has
been
suggested
for
all
provinces
and
states.
It
is
proposed
that
in
Use
week
of
August
15
trees
shou'd
be
planted
in
places
unsuitable
for
food
grain
or
vegetable
for
the
ball.
James
and
F.
Gome
i
the
Motors'
defence
in
a
rare
Dougnll
was
the
scorer
r
'
TVin
U
!
V.
iielieved
pressure
by
the
Motors.
I
tHegal
Frinl
p"NE2;
-
222
j
I
tailgicr.
lilC
Udll
111b
111C
LIUM-
Prince
Rupert
after
good
com-
Then
Owens,
Bishop
and
bar,
it
bounced
off
players
and
binallon
between
Ersklne,
Wur-ren
and
himself.
The
Prince
Rupert
represent
there
were
mtekicks
but
finally
the,
attack
was
repulsed.
Morgan
fielded
a
shot
by
Price
and
Bishop
headed
away
a
danger-cus
centre
by
Darrow
Oomez.
Pat
Wilson
made
a
clever
run
and
crossed
a
beauty
but
neither
Currie
nor
Owens
could
control
the
ball.
.Then
from
a
free
kick
just
outside
the
penalty
area,
Darrow
Gomez
put
his
atives
were
S.
Gawthorne,
O.
K.
Lord,
J.
Marks,
P.
Cameron,
W.
Murray,
F.
Hunter,
J.
Andrews,
E.
Warren,
S.
Ersklne,
MeDou-all,
A.
Mitchell,
O.
P.
Tinker,
Price
indulged
in
a
oeautiful
bout
of
passing
but
Dunbar
cut
In
and
cleared.
Halverson
sent
In
a
good
long
shot.
Veitch
did
well
to
block
Bishop's
hard
drive.
Parkhouse
broke
through
but
Boulter
cleared
at
expense
of
a
corner.
John
Wilson
again
blocked
an
attack
and
cleared
well.
Morgan
stopped
a
hard
drive
by
Bishop.
Battery
were
now
at
full
strength.
Dunbar
crowded
Pat
Wilson
out.
Parkhouse
shot
wide
from
Vuckoviche's
centre.
Pat.
Wilson
I
1
I
-
lOOUAVtS
Kelscy
and
West
wood.
(MobUy
tup)
Aug.
22
General
Motors
vi
Canadian
Legion.
Aug.
26
Heavy
Battery
vs
Canadian
Legion.
(Stuart
-Shield)
Aug.
29
Stuart
Shield
Com-1
petition
First
Round.
Sept.
1
Stuart
Shield
Final
(Mobley
Cup)
Sept.
fr
General
Motors
vs
Heavy
Battery.
Sept.
9
Canadian
Legion
vs
General
Motors.
Sept.
12
Heavy
Battery
Vs
Canadian
Legion.
was
Ian
Dunbar
who
starred
In
defence.
Veitch
did
well
defending
strongly.
Mazzone
was
also
hard
to
beat
and
his
long
drives
bother
the
opposition.
F.
Dome
Was
a
stumbling
block.
1
Ward
was
not
so
much
in
evi
Accompanying
the
team
as
spares
were
H.
Astoria
and
W.
Lambie.
Fred
Roberts
was
manager
and
refefeed
one
of
team
a
goal
up
with
a
well
'
placed
kick.
Veitch
sent
back
the
Motors'
and
Morgan
saved
j
lrom
Owens,
but
though
the
Motor's
tried
hard
they
were
unable
to
equahze.
j
Heavy
Battery
Morgan;)
the
games.
The
popularity
of
made
a
clever
fun
d
cenlred
htahltoht'd
the
game
in
Ocean
Falls
is
r
AK1AZIH6
well
but
his
inside
men
were
not
up.
Bob
Currie
now
came
shown
by
the
fact
that
1200
people
watched
each
match.
i
I
on
and
made
the
Motors
team
j
j
up
to
ten
players.
He
immed
James,
Dunbar,
M
a
z
z
o
n
e,
!
Veitch,
F.
Gome,
Vuckovich,
D.
Gomez,
Parkhouse,
W.
Gomez,
Dave
Ward.
iately
crossed
a
dangerous
centre.
Parkhouse
made
a
good
run
and
Boulter
saved
on
the
BEAUTY
dence
as
usual
and
Vuckovich
General
Motors
Boulter:
was
below
form
but
took
a
good
line.
John
Wilson
took
a
fine,Lien
ionn
Wnson
Halvorsen,
TREATMENT;
iree
kick,
iwazzone
was
prom-
1
Bishop.
Joe
Ward,
Bob
Currie,
inent.
Pat
Wilson
and
Owens'
ta
FOR
YOUR
CAR,-
made
a
corner
kick.
Durrow
Oomxe
was
always
a
threat
and
got
two
fine
goals.
Parkhouse
was
always
a
hard
trier
and
dangerous.
Billy
Oomez
showed
lock
of
neat
run
but
Owens.
s
P
Woodside
again
handled
weakly
and
a
good
n.
whistle
efflrlentlv
and
Rfin.'
finished
perfectly
mm
durion;Ak
m
finest
of
ffne
ales
"HAVt
A
CASE
HASDY
AT
All
TWES"
'
chance
was
lost.
Morgan
then
and'
ny
Dickens
C.
Bunberg
were
caught
a
tricky
cross
from
Patjon
the
lines.
I
practice.
wuson
and
Boulter
saved
a
(
!-
-
1
t?l
While
motors
and
horse;
have
little
In
common,
it
seemed
last
night
on
one
occasion
that
the
Motors
team
had
been
collect-j
ing
horseshoes
for
it
was
onlv
grand
shot
from
Darrow
Gomez.
On
resumption
of
play
Parkhouse
was
dangerous
as
Battery
pressed.
Bob
Currie
made
a
good
run
but
Dunbar
cleared.
James
cleared
his
lines.
Bishop
was
very
clever
and
crossed
a
fine
centre
but
no
one
connected.
Boulter
was
very
alert
to
catch
'
a
tricky
header
from
with
all
the
luck
in
the
world
,
s
?
.
iLlquii
(31
laze
that
they
managed
to
keep
the
ball
out
in
one
spell
of
attack
by
the
Battery.
But
for
a
team
that
was
able
to
field
only
ten
players
they
put
up
a
great
battle.
The
Battery
were
full
value
for
their
win.
A
good
shot
as
Darrow,
makes
all
the
difference
to
a
team.
CCLDASTT
,r'.-
This
new
beauty
treatment
makes
old
methods
obsolete.
It
cleans,
beau-tififs,
pre
t'OMM
ENTS
It
was
a
grand
exhibition
of
the
game,
though
there
was
some
loose
play
at
times.
Playing
once
again
with
only
ten
men
the
General
Motors
put
up
a
great
fight.
Their
drfence
was
very
good
but
though
their
forwards
backed
up
by
Bishop
and
Joe
Ward
engaged
in
some'
beautiful
passing
plays
they
finished
weakly.
Boulter
was
again
a
star.
His
anticipation
is
good,
tie
runs
out
to
clear
with
nice
Judgment
and
he
clears
strongly.
John
Wilson
gave
a
fine
display
at
back
tackling
with
judgment
and!
clearing
to
advantage.
Lien
was
I
hard
to
beat.
Bishop
gave
a
great
display
of
offensive
and'
defensive
play
at
centrehalf.
Joe
Ward
was
able
to
turn
out'
and
was
a
clever
constructive'
player.
Halvorsen
again
did
well.
With
only
four
forwards
there
was
a
defnllte
weakness.
Owens
Shot
poorly
Price
was
slow.
Bob
Currie
was
good
in
spurts.
Pat
Wilson
played
very
well
at
times
and
his
goal
was
coolly
taken.
,
,
f
jJ
Morgan
was
not
severely
tested
but
was
equal
to
all
but
the
one
shot.
James
made
his
Advertise
:n
tne
uuiy
News
serves
your
car'i
MURDER
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western
Canada
are
hunting
for
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35,
in
connection
with
the
slaying
of
his
attractive,
dark-haired
fiancee,
24-year-old
Yvonne'
Levesque
of
Pincher
Creek,
Alta.,
at
an
east-end
Calgary
auto
camp.
This
picture
of
Henderson
was
taken
in
1945
when
he
served
in
the1
Royal
Canadian
Electrical
and
Mechanical
Engineers.
He
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a
graduate
in
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the
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