i
14
Prince
Rupert
Doily
Nevs
Wdneday.
April
8.
19M
Game
Commission
to
Start
War
Stage
Set
for
1953
Opening
Monday
Of
Major
League
Baseball
Season
On
Wolves
in
Prince
Rupert
Area
at
the
monthly
meet-
small
moose
population
in
the
A
war
on
wolves
in
the
Prince
Speaking
Rupert
area,
which
includes
the
ing
of
the
Rupert
Rod
&
Oun
Kitimat
Valley
Just
returned
loer
Skeena
Vallev
and
Kiti-
Club.
Mr.
West
said
he
believed
1
from
an
inspection
trip
there.
By
BEN
fill
tGAIl
Associated
Piess
Sport
Writer
A
man
in
blue
will
bellow
"play
ball"
in
Cincinnati
and
Wa.sh-
Sunday
by
Atlanta
of
the
8outh-day
in
a
ro
em
Association.
Austin,
Ti-i
Two
home
runs
by
D
Tondy!
Dick
Wti'i,m,
heltK-d
the
Cub.
4,!e
the
i
f
or
the
rj.',t,
,
'Vao-Browns
9-8
at
San
Antonio.
Tex.
wall
i
Ka-Cincinnati
beat
the
Senator
6-2
two
on
bm'
!
'
'
T
10
at
Charlotte
with
Clur(w
PikI-'j.i
.'
I
vinirton
next
Monday
and
the
will
be
waced
next
winter
h
number
of
wolves
in
tins
area
ne
mm
b
p"
,
.
:
ji
V
,
f
-
,'
.
by
the
B
C.
Game
Commission,
v
ere
destroying
fur-bearing
ant
had
been
seen
near
the
banks
tf
the
river
by
a
group
of
ramp-
Bin
ovcr
u
1953
major
league
season
win
begin.
ti
first
man
to
bat
In
the
G
A
West,
supervisor
ol
preoa-
mais
bielan
goini?
the
route
for
the
-
Redi.
Second
basemau
Uavey-
tory
animal
control,
said
last
night.
In
the
Kitimat
area,
he
said
ers.
He
saiu
me
vaury
was
wolves
are
likely
feeding
on
a
habited
by
a
few
moose
but
little
-
other
game.
first
innitmoi
ine
uiM...r
....Wmianu
MnM
five
straight
make
a
little
bigger
niarn
in
baseball
history
than
usual.
If
time
for
New
York
Gamut,
who
wtilp)ed
Cleveland
for
the
third
Mr.
West
explained
methods
of
poisoning
predators,
most
popular
being
the
spreading:
of
buit
by
plane.
The
department's
main
problem
was
its
war
on
wolves
and
royotes
in
the
Cari
present
schedules
are
carried
out.
that
man
will
be
Bill
Bru-ton
of
Milwaukee
Braves.
Bru-ton,
a
rK)kle
outfielder,
will
be
Alberta
Evens
Cage
Series
t
EDMtTSir-
the
first
player
to
bat
fur
Mil-1
boo
district
where
predators
j
caused
much
damage
to
ranch-
i
waukee
m
a
major
wur
VANCOUVER
CP-Uniwrlty
;
since
U'Ol
()f
Alb).rta
aoldcn
Bear
edged
j
I
$57,73
ers'
stock
He
said
the
department
was
The
Biavcs.
moved
norn
j
Vancouver
Clover
Leaf
73-70
ton
to
Milwaukee
ourins
mriTufM
to
tie
the
let-of-five
not
interested
in
killing
predat-
,
ors
In
areas
where
they
played
j
!
1
4
!
.
v
i
KAMOOPS
CAGE
TEAM
TO
ARRIVE
HERE
TODAY
Kamlocps
Merchants
were
scheduled
to
arrive
in
the
city
toda
with
an
e!ght-p!ayer
lineup
and
roach
Art
Barton,
former
i
nc
Thuncierbird
star,
to
meet
Prince
Rupert
Thursday
in
the
first
of
two
names
to
decide
the
provincial
senior
B
basketball
championships.
Barton
is
no
stranger
here
and
has
vowed
to
avenge
his
tcam'r
defeat
four
years
ago
by
Rupert
for
similar
stakes.
In
the
1949
playoffs
here,
locals
downed
the
Merchants
5:
-3f
in
Uie
first
same
but
lost
the
second
one
41-32
to
win
the
serier
H-79.
Kamloops
gained
the
finals
by
downing
Cloverdale
in
a
two-game
Easter
week-end
series.
Senior
B
basketball
competition
dues
not
go
beyond
provincial
boundaries,
but
the
championship
is
emblematic
of
the
second-best
ball
club
in
the
province.
The
Kamloops
lineup
Bennett
Camp.
John
Buchanan,
Gordon
Farouaharson.
Stephen
Foulger.
Fred
and
I.en
Fowles,
DonaRt
and
William
Marriott.
WcHiern
Canada
senior
men
basketball
thamplonshlp
series
at
one
w
in
each
Leaf
were'lefl
with
only
five
player
at
the
eid
of
a
rough
game
as
three
men
fouled
ou-.
Bear
had
only
elRht
men.
and
the
rule
allow
the
home
team
trttt'Mt'"
si-aoin
will
be
guest
of
Cincinnati
Herts
for
the
sin.jle
opening
game
on
the
National
League
s.hedule
In
the
American
League.
the
drlendlnf
world
champion
New
York
Yankees
visit
Washlngum
where
vice-president
Ru-hard
Nlxc.l
will
toss
out
the
first
bull.
a
natural
part
in
keeping
population
of
moose
nnd
deer
from
;
"blossoming
"
MOOSE
STJUtVED
"Moose
can
get
so
plentiful
that
they
eat
themselves
out
of
existence
if
thev
are
not
harvested
regularly,"
he
explained,
cit-
.
iiur
the
Cariboo
district
as
an
j
:
-
jniiU
tttr
T-m
only
the
same
number
a
the
All
18
clubs
are
due
for
action
.
visitor.
the
following
day
In
the
Ameri-
Your
Trove!
4
can
Leaisue
u
will
be
Philadel-,
tAJUII
n!o
phia
at
New
Yuik.
Washington
j
VY
nirluWay
UIGS
at
B.t--ton.
Chicago
at
Cleveland
i
.
J..
...
.
.
.
.an
rmr
mi
1
i
w
K('l'liri
l
viKKlMt
MfO
heads
the
stellar
cast
oi
sues
land
Detroit
at
St.
Uuw
lor
am
example
where
hundreds
of'
moose
starved
because
of
lack
of
j
range
feed.
!
i
As
soon
as
the
moose
died,
the
:
coyotes
and
wolves
were
on
the
increase
and
turning
to
domestic
i
stork,
he
said.
'
Mr.
West
answered
many
ques-
'
'
lions
from
the
membership
con-
j
PARIS
tWbirlRwayr
bush-
...
Back
on
Broad
ay."
Warner
Bros
new
WauierVoiur
Muauai
ima
jtngni
game
league,
bi
i-ouia
wm
oe
..v
,
f.
n,r
tluJ
.
.
Mazur
Leads
Canadiens
To
4-1
Win
waukee
Cincinnati
at
Chicago,
crown
la
l.Utd
States
flple
Fituburgh
at
Brooklyn
and
New
York
at
Philadelphia
horse
racing
In
1041
and
set
a
Washington
suffered
ft
.wrl-'
Kentucky
Derby
record
which
nu
setback
Sunday
when
Gil
tiu
stands,
died
Tuesday
at
Coan
broke
his
rlht
ankle
try-
Milrcej
nouesac
tud
farm
In
m-i
for
a
cirrus
calch
In
an
ex-
,hern
N)rrnanay
im
ureal
which
opens
tomorrow
at
the
fipitol
Theatre.
t,ene
Heison,
Frank
Lovejoy,
Steve
Cochran
and
Patrice
Wymore
have
other
Important
roles.
.
Dom'
Dominato
Lands
Giant
Steelhead
in
Copper
River
corning
various
problems
on
.
game.
He
said
he
favored
an
open
season
on
cow
moose
where
necessary.
He
considered
It
un-
;
likely
that
a
deer
population
:
II
II
1
1(11
1
fie
mipl
ir
lr.
n.muon
game
am
........-
,luirou,.,lbld
14
yc,r,
oUi
at
Chariotte,
N
C.
.
-
MONTREAL,
(CP)
Eddie
iSpi-
woula
""lurn
10
lne
rrmte
BU"
den
Mazur,
bis
23-vear-old
P"1
arca
u,ltil
a
Bood
Potion
of!
he
tall
timber
now
standing
was
,
beak
shot
rookie
w
ith
nose,
Montreal
Canadiens
into
the
'"PB
off-
He
blamed
the
pres-Stanley
scarcity
on
lack
of
food,
J
Cup
final
Tuesday
night
St.
Loui
Brown
lust
one
or
their
bejt
player
Sunday
wlu?n
The
happiest
visiting
spurts-
22
were
high
individual
guns.
men
from
Prince
miperi
at
A
spenai
leaiure
a
iuu-
Went
caUher
Clint
Courtney
with
a
pa,r
of
goais
that
carried
crowded
out
by
tall
trees.
.Terrace
,as
-ek-enn
,
y
no
ru
e
l,lt
?oul
baU
ttnd
broke
.lie
P
L
a
Canadiens
to
a
4-1
victory
over
MlMltHtSIIlP
liRIVE
,
...
uiutuie
linger
ox
m
ii""s
i
Boulter
who
battled
a
lS'2-pou"d
b..th
won
priws.
"hand
Hank
Sauer
of
Chicago
...
I.
J
I...
1...,..
l
1V.
1....
I
,hlll
...
.
Chicago
Black
Hawks.
The
miwllna
arinnteH
a
mem.
5-PIN
BOWLER
interested
in
the
SPRING
LEAGUE
A
tpeciol
meeting
will
bs
held
rru,ru"
'-'
"
"
ou'uhi
"
U"
n,osl
Vttluum!
Piayrr
Cubx
Geoff
rion
Bernie.
'Boom
Boom.
oiin
'Z
bershio
drive
to
ndividual
T'nX
w?ll
be
XniC"Pprr
RlM'r
.
.
a
Pr0:
,
in
the
NatU-.al
League
last
year.
and
id
Maurice
Maurice
.Rocket.
Rocket
i
Richard
Richard
m(im0frs.
iPrf
WEDNESDAY,
APRIL
8,
8
1
supplied
the
other
goals
that
"e
Bul
u,mn"aw-
wm)
"'r,t'
"
"
'
1
.
aS,
U
out
with
a
broKcn
linger,
,he
,sonEettii.a
the
most
squelched
Hawk
in
the
seventh
J.hnJX?"bv
'thi
ne
rneet
ithe
piant
ra'nb0
flub
president
Jim
Bacon
tl
unk-
Th,
Yilkt.ej,
were
be.ten
4-J
n
'
trout
sa'd
a
few
orda
10
hlm'
?
f
-
-
and
deciding
game
semi-fmal.
Mav
5
T.
tl'"M
.T
r
y
The
finals
will
oi)en
here
April
B',
.
,
,
.
.
.K-'self
when
informed
here
that
Mathews
and
the
Terrace
mem-
-
1A
9.
Nional
HkeTagTe
X
cl
JS
tor
tner
ho.spluUy.
Ktrt
Remember
When
B
!t
t-ounul
was
lkn
the
RU)ert
Rod
&
Gun
Club
visitors
Included
Mr,
and
Mrs.
cials
announced
this
morning
,
.
.
.
Th
Z
Tn
prnl
the
l0ft
U"tl1
the-"PXt
meetin-.
teelhead
derbv
hich
g'-l
un-
Harold
Th.mi.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ba-i
Canadian
Amateur
Hockey
As-Jt
fUrwi
t
committee
head
reported
.
Pro-fJ
(!iu.h'
,
con.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wood.
Mr.
and
Nation
off
leal
meeting
at
oesi
-oi
of-seven
seven
rtnai
wi
i
oe
oe
in
j
ess
on
thelr
proJecU
Mrv
Dominato
Ftank
Hurlrtte."
Toronto
20
years
aco
Uxlay
ad-
Montreal
April
9
and
11
and
the
Hlver
u
Uicluded
I'
-Copper
JXto
Jack
Wilson
0ame
Wardtn
of,'
Elmer
and
,0
John
opwd
two
playing
rule,
used
in
next
two
in
Boston.
April
12
and
Terraoe
de3cr.bed
briefly
oppor-1
ftshmj
era
for
the
local
'Pe
profe.Hs
lonal
iame-alUm
Int
14.
As
necessary
to
complete
tunllies
made
available
by
the
rterby.
jC.ausen.
C.
OuLseth.
B
Sweet.
three
,nM.
the
series,
dates
are
April
16
at
Xerrace
Rod
&
Cun
ciub
for
.22,
The
near-r.vard
steelhead
wai
.H.
Schmidt.
Hans
Husvik,
Ray
lnjlU.a(j
of
two;
and
ryrmltting
ot
the
Bowling
Alley
THIS
MUTING
IS
IMPORTANT.
All
lniereted
buwlrn
are
rucMi
I
"
Muiiucw.
npiu
ai
hnotncr
hw
m.uors.
and
to
d
of
taken
in
a
noo
osout
7a
tret
Monteomerv.
Sandv
Hamilton
kicking
of
the
puck
in
the
third
ine
the
skill
of
some
10-year-olds.
He
above
the
Copper
Paver
brlrtzc,'
o;to
and
F.m:l
Qua.4.
ureed
the
Prince
Rupert
club
to
said
Dominato.
who
used
ciusti
r'
-
-
and
April
21
at
Montreal.
Terrace
Enters
Team
in
City
'develop
a
similar
interest
here
.
roe
for
bait.
10-t
m.;l
test
i.t
j
for
competition
w
ith
Terrace.
and
an
rl.-ht-poutid
leader
i
President
Jim
Bacon
reported
weighted
with
l'j-ouncc
le.id
'on
a
bic
development
program
sinker.
by
the
Kitimat
Rod
&
Gun
Club,
Beside
the
big:
fish.
Domin-
i
which
now
is
launching
a
con-
ato
and
Boulter
also
took
a:i-
'struction
bee
for
a
new
club
other
two
smaller
.steelhead
and
house
and
shooting
ranges
14
Dolly
Varden
trout.
Other
guests
present
included
"Fi-shinR
was
never
better,"
Bob
Wilson
of
the
Terrace
Club
both
reported.
Baseball
Loop
KAMLOOPS
VERSUS
PRINCE
RUPERT
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The
1953
baseball
season
in
and
Prince
Runert
Game.
Warden
But
this
event
w
is
nnlv
Dirt
Prince
Rupert
is
scheduled
for
Ed
Martin.
of
the
entertainment
provided
an
early
start
with
first
train-,
.
w
ipm,
tv,fl
to
the
Prince
Rupert
vwt
r
ing
practice
scheduled
for
Sun-
,
an
'
-,rrt.
when
the
Terrace
Rod
&
Gun
day.
the
annual
general
meet-:
,,'
club
turnPC,
hosta
,0
a
ga,a
ing
of
the
Hnnce
Rupert
ana
District
Amateur
Baseball
Association
decided.
the
recent
crow
shoot.
Several
outdoor
films
were
shown
following
the
meeting.
O
clip
and
mail
Opening
league
game
is
scheduled
here
for
May
10.
three-day
affair.
The
affair
began
Saturday
niiht
with
a
social
function
buf-let
dinner
and
dance.
On
Sunday,
three
Rupert
trap-shooting
teams
took
a
trouncing
from
their
hosts
with
the
top
teams
scoring
91-82
for
Terrace.
Bill
Wood
of
Rupert
with
20
and
Cecil
Blakeburn
of
Terrace
with
this
ordergram
TODAY
Wheelchair
Cage
Team
May
go
to
U.K.
Plans
for
the
season
feature
a
four-team
league
which
will
include
Terrace.
Details
wer?
arranged
at
the
meeting
between
local
-club
representatives
and
Neil
McKerric.her,
Terrace
delegate.
Plans
call
for
three
Sunday
double-headers
at
Terrace
to
Group
May
Buy
St.
Louis
Browns
The
Daily
News,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
6
DAY
RATE
IS
CHEAPER
THAN
ONE
DAYr
MONTREAL
(CP)
Montreal's
V.
SAVE
MONS
one
in
Prince
Rupert
through-
I
out
the
schedule.
Prince
Rupert
j
teams
not
scheduled
to
play
at
j
Wheelchair
Wonders,
a
group
of
paraplegic
veterans
who
formed
their
own
basketball
team,
have
been
Invited
to
n.irl
icin;ttp
in
the
"Olvmnic
j
ST.
LOUIS
i
APi
A
group
of
i
business
men
are
making
plans
I
for
a
possible
purcha.se
of
St.
I
Louis
Browns
to
assure
that
the
Thursday,
Friday
lit
St.
Lou
Is.
"mains
games
for
the
disabled"
in
Bri-
clu.D
j
.
ucrnaon
mriuiinu,
ncuu
ui
Terrace
will
play
here.
,
The
league
will
include
the
1
following
local
clubs:
Commercials,
Gordon
&
Anderson
and
Esquires
i
formerly
Abel
&
Odo
wes
)
.
Constitution
of
the
association
will
be
revised
completely,
delegates
decided,
and
will
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