Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
August
18,
1953
Calgary
Homers
Subdue
Tyees
1.
Bv
The
CanMhin
Plf
T
running
Spokane
hosting
Lewis-series
of
ton
Tri-Citv
at
Salem.
Vanron-
!
!
.
sel0
OUTDOORS
Wak
1)U-
Home
runs
told
the
story
Mon
ver
at
Edmonton
and
Yakima
at
;pla(.
Oakland
hL
16
Wenatchee.
j
go
against
ml
?
K
day
night
as
Calgary
subdued
the
Hollvv.-cwi
Hollywood
'
si,
games.
The
highly
elusive
coho
run
,
that
the
reel
handle
Is
TO
THE
,
victoria
11-7
In
the
opener
of
a
is
not
showing
up
in
the
expect-!
RIGHT
when
the
guides
on
the
three-game
Western
Internation-ed
places
so
far,
though
a
few
j
rod
are
on
top.
To
do
other-
aJ
Baseball
League
wriea.
fish
are
reported
from
scatter-
i
wise
means
that
the
strain
of
Charley
Mead's
grand-slam-ed
points
outside,
and
they
will
j
the
fish
Is
borne
by
the
guidej
me,
qvpt
the
close-In
Calgary
doubtless
funnel
down
into
and
the
thread
with
which
they
,
fence
In
the
seventh
Inning
put
There
yere
no
games
sched-
uled
In
the
Pacific
Coast
last
night
but
the
fast-improving
I
Portland
Beavers
and
the
skidding
Seattle
Ralniers
lock
horns
again
this
week
as
the
league
turns
Into
the
final
four
weeks
of
the
1953
campaign,
(
Clay
Hopper
and
the
Beavers
invade
Seattle
Tuesday
night
to
open
the
series.
They'll
go
up
are
bound
to
the
rod,
and
while
j
tnP
Stampede
ahead
for
th-
nearby
waters
very
soon.
Nothing
further
on
the
Alba-core
tuna
yet,
but
a
commercial
the
rod
shows
a
certain
amount
,
first
time,
and
Ous
Sathos'
of
bend,
actually
the
greatest
,
round-tripper
with
three
aboard
I
V
.
:Vr-
,
FTS.:'
..-
-
j
I
'
W
ST
l;
'All
not
on
the
rod
but
on
supply
house
on
the
waterfront
;
ral?
in
the
eifchth
put
the
game
out
of
reach.
Dor
Hunter
also
homered
for
Calgary
and
Granny
Gladstone
against
a
team
trying
desperately
to
put
on
the
brakes
after
SOLE
CWfci
of
lofted
a
four-mastar
for
Victoria
the
line
and
tip
guide.
Obviously
the
line
stands
more
chance
of
giving
way
when
its
stress
Is
confined
to
this
single
point
instead
of
being
distributed
throughout
the
length
of
the
rod.
In
all
cases,
watch
out
for
disastrous
three
weeks
that
TheVietoria-Calgaryclashwasa
the
league's
only
scheduled
con
test.
5
1
I
.....
ft
.
-
.j.mK.
'
1
has
all
but
wiped
out
hopes
of
copping
the
pennant.
Seattle
led
the
league
through
most
of
the
early
Reason.
After
The
loop
resumes
full
scale
Iweak
spots,
and
cut
off
tht
action
Tuesday
night
with
Vic-'
four-foot
piece
occasionally,
it
j
toria
again
at
Calgary,
front-is
splendid
Insurance.
j
-
.
'
.'
t,
i
kA..
D,
is
well
supplied
with
an
excellent
assortment
of
feather
and
other
jigs
to
offer
them
if
and
when
they
reach
here.
These
same
jigs
are
highly
efficacious
on
other
fishes
too,
and
sports
anglers
would
do
well
to
keep
a
couple
on
hand.
YEW
LEE
ran
onto
an
unexpected
battle
at
Fairview
on
Saturday,
was
casting
a
salmon-tip
baited
spinner
for
rock-fish
when
a
halibut
took
hold
and
was
landed
after
a
stern
tight,
weight
twenty
-
five
pounds
Nice
fishing!
BOB
ARMSTRONG
working
along
the
Skeena.
and
met
plenty
of
sport
with
bright
humpbacks,
brought
out
three
for
yS7)fil
WITH
THAT
Commercials
Out
!
The
spring
salmon
at
Morice-town
are
now
quite
dark
and
no
longer
worth
the
taking,
but
'
the
first
of
the
cohos
are
now
;
arriving
and
in
very
good
condi-Ition:
this
means
wonderful
:
fishing
for
the
next
month
or
j
so.
to
be
followed
by
the
Fall
i
steelhead
run.
j
W"'
FRENCH'S
FUN
For
Win
Tonight
Commercial
Hotel
baseball
club
has
its
last
chance
tonight
to
catch
Prince
Rupert
Senior
Base
THREE
NEW
YORK
YANKEE
stars
check
a
tourists'
guide
book
to
Tokyo
in
preparation
for
their
post-season
trip
to
Japan.
Looking
over
the
pa
nphlst
are:
(left
to
right)
catcher
Yogi
Berra,
outfielder
Mickey
Mantle,
and
pitcher
Ed
Lop
it.
They
wili
tour
Japan
as
part
of
a
baseball
team
called
"Lopat's
All-Stars."
.
the
trypan.
Never
hesitate
to
;
ball
league
leaders
Gordon
and
Anderson.
In
a
postponed
game
j
scheduled
for
6:45
at
Roosevelt
,
REMEMEER
WHEN
By
The
Canadian
Prfas
Sam
Snead
almost
lost
fish
water
that
seems
off
colour
j
to
your
eyes,
bear
in
mind
that
!
no
blind
fish
starved
while
his
nose
continued
to
function.
j
the
SPORTS
ROUND-UP
Park
tonight
Commerciuis
will
be
trying
for
the
one
win
necessary
to
prolong
the
current
league
play.
If
they
lose,
G
M
A
are
automatically
winners
and
there
is
no
point
in
continuing
the
battle
for
first
place.
Should
O
A
cinch
the
top
spot
tonight,
arrangements
will
By
GALE
TALBOT
Now
that
the
total
of
Ponn
Canadian
open
golf
champion-reels
in
local
use
is
so
high,
the
ship
and
th
$1,000
first
prize
at
time
is
come
for
a
goodly
stuck
Toronto
13
years
ago
today
when
of
repair
parts
to
be
always
a
15-foot
putt
stopped
six
Inches
available.
Your
columnist
is
short
of
the
cup.
The
extra
putt
frequently
approached
for
the
left
Snead
tied
with
Jug
Mc-
,r,w
1
I
Spa
den.
defending
champion
would
like
to
have
a
definite
.
.,
,
.
0
NEW
YORK
(AP)
It
is
difficult
to
recall
the
re-signing
of
any
baseball
manager
ever
stirring
up
such
a
ruckus
as
that
which
exploded
when
president
Horace
Stoneham
of
the
Giants
cornered
Leo
Duro-cher
and
made
him
agree
to
another
two-year
con
from
Winchester,
Pa.
But
Snead
be
made
by
the
leaguj
executive
reply
to
give.
Our
Oriental
citizens
Yanks,
Brooks
Seek
100
Wins
By
the
Asswiatrd
Press
The
New
York
Yankees
and
Brooklyn
Dodgers
have
set
a
new
goal
of
100
victories
each.
If
both
clubs
make
it,
it
would
be
the
first
season
since
1942
to
produce
a
pair
of
100-game
champions.
In
that
year
the
Yankees
won
103
and
St.
Louis
Cardinals
took
106
plus
the
series.
Both
the
Yankees
and
Dodgers
flattened
margins
over
nearest
rivals
Monday
night.
The
Yanks
won
a
pair
from
Philadelphia,
10-3
and
9-0
and
moved
nine
games
in
front
of
the
idle
Chica-
are
1
won
the
playoff
by
71
strokes
to
to
start
the
playoffs
as
soon
as
l.i.
.tin
possible.
tract.
among
our
most
enthusiastic
,
7:
salt-water
anglers,
six
of
them
taking
mixed
bags
including
dollies,
flatfish,
rockfish,
run-quil
etc.,
on
Monday
at
Fair-
j
view;
rest
assured
that
they
i
HOT,TIRED
FEET?
Soothe
thera
There
might
have
been
equally
violent
controversies
in
other
big
league
cities
involving
the
retention
of
a
pilot,
but
this
is
Mie
largest
city
and
it
seems
fair
to
suggest
that
it
numbers
more
fans
who
are
personally
interested
in
helping
run
its
ball
clubs.
Where
Durocher
is
concerned,
this
interest
borders
on
a
mania
of
some
sort.
We
were,
as
it
happened,
some
60
miles
from
the
city
limits,
helping
Roland
LaStarza
train,
know
good
eats!
DICK
GILKER
had
a
bumpy
session
around
Lucy
Island,
but
reports
a
large
quantity
of
sand-lance
and
other
feed
fish
quickly
and
effectively.
'Here's
the
way...
ft
row
n
frankfurter!
slowly
In
o
littl
butttr,
ploc
on
toasted
rolls.
Garnish
with
olives
wrapped
in
bacon
strips
and
broiled.
Sp'tad
with
lots
of
French's
Mustard.
.
Get
fast-drying
Minard'i
Liniment
rub
it
on.
Feel
the
coolness-'get
relief,
quicki
when
the
news
came
that
Leo
;
go
White
Sox.
Parnell
Sets
Top
Mark
of
Year
M
US
T
ABO
would
be
back.
We
can
person-
j
Brooklyn
came
from
behind
on
ally
vouch
for
the
fact
that
the
,
Duke
Snider's
two-run
homer
in
hooting
and
hollering
extended
!
the
ninth
and
then
beat
Pitts-
VANCOUVER
3h
Bill
Parnelff
there,
with
an
occasional
coho
taking
to
the
air
for
display
purposes.
Do
you
know
why
a
fish
which
jumps
at
the
end
of
a
bng
run
frequently
succeeds
in
breaking
away?
Most
times
it
Is
because
the
angler
has
failed
to
RELEASE
drag
late
in
the
run,
this
being
necessary
be
I
VHhil.r.iW-'
Fremh'i
Prepared
Milliard
j
a
skilled
blend
of
ihe
hneM
muMBrd
Need,
tpicct
and
vinegar;
all
combined
to
put-vide
perfect
aeMy
Havmir.
of
Victoria
streaked
to
the
fastest
mile
clocked
In
Canada
this
year
4:20.5
in
a
special
event
at
the
final
day
of
the
British
Columbia
junior
track
and
field
II
III
"KINO
Of
PAIN"
JuUlinimen
for
at
least
that
distance.
Many
burgh
on
Gil
Hodgss'
three-run
were
stricken
where
they
sat.
(blast
in
the
11th,
5-2.
The
Dod-Others-
just
as
stoutly
defended
:
gerr
gained
half
a
game
on
the
both
Stoneham
and
his
manager
'unscheduled
Milwaukee
Braves
and
argued
far
into
the
night
land
lead
by
8'2
games,
that
Durocher
was
blameless
for
j
In
the
only
other
activity
the
the
plight
of
his
team.
'New
York
Giants
and
Philadel-
STARS
CAN
FAIL
phia
Phllliss
split
a
pair
at
the
GOLDEN
APPEARANCE
GOLDEN
FLAVOUK-GOlDEh
cause
the
weight
of
a
lot
of
line
in
the
water
is
a
very
effectual
championships.
Marie
DePree
of
Vancouver
Arctic
won
the
shot
put
with
a
Polo
Grounds.
Only
2.885
cash
'
drag
that
shduld
be
allowed
for,
All
it
takes
is
for
one
or
two
necessitating
a
lessening
In
the
I
customers
watched
the
Phils
win
.leave
of
29
feet,
8V4
inches
and
Utars
in
whom
a
pilot
has
great
faith
to
fall
down
on
him,
or
the
first
game
5-2
and
bow
in
the
second
6-0.
Although
not
scheduled,
St.
for
a
small
spark
of
dissension
ItM
Marilyn
Peterson
of
Vancouver's
Western
Sports
Centre
was
runner-up
with
a
28-foot,
10-inch
toss
which
also
broke
the
Canadian
junior
girls'
record.
to
iguite
a
defeatist
complex,
amount
of
drag
applied
bj;
the
'
'
reel.
-
-
When
you
have
the
quarry
well
whipped
is
time
enough
to
tighten
up
and
bring
him
to
gaff.
NOT
BEFORE.
Anybody
interested
in
build-
Who
remembers
the
Phil
lies'
TLoiu.-
Brown?
were
eliminated
whiz
kids
of
1950
and
their
mir-
j
mathematically
from
the
pen-acle
manaeer.
Eddie
fiawver?
nant
chase.
Even
if
they
won
FOR
jur,
xor
triai
matter,
tne
miracie
r"-'""'-
"
"
"i;
ing
a
small
boat,
sea-sled,
duck
.uiants
or
oniv
two
seasons
aeov
."
v,
""".,.
canoe,
dinghy
or
wnat
I
.1
r
,
.
riiiwi.
oenina
me
iniiKees
ureseni,
'
FOR
HUME
i
Something
happens
except
mark.
have
you.
can
have
very
good
nlans
for
only
cne
dollar.
Oct
SPORTSMAN'S'
ARTIFICIAL
LURES
FOR
CRAPPIES.....
NAVAL
GUARD
OSLO
(CP)
Norway's
newl"
organized
naval
home
guard
in
touch
with
Marty
for
the
address.
It
is
noted
that
certain
of
our
neophyte
anglers
are
usin;;
their
reels
in
a
wrong
manner;
unless
you
are
left-handed
and
Elso
equipped
with
a
LEFT-
completed
its
first
courses
this
8-19
month.
Principal
tasks
of
this
new
organization
are
reconnais
sance
and
intelligence
work
in
the
reel
should
Norway's
deep
fjords
and
along
HANDED
REEL
the
Yankees,
of
course
and
nj
manager
or
critic
can
ever
quite
pin
it
down.
When
it
came
down
to
either
expressing
an
opinion
or
getting
out,
we
were
forced
to
side
with
the
latter
forces.
Durocher
is
well
Durocher.
And
he
his
managed
over
the
years
to
pile
up
an
amazing
number
of
enemies,
many
of
whom
never
saw
him
in
the
flesh.
We
have
known
him
a
long
time
and
happen
not
to
be
one
of
them.
We
know
his
faults,
but
believe
he
is
as
good
a
baseball
manager
as
there
is
in
the
game,
not
excepting
Casey
Stengel
and
Charlie
Dressen.
'
the
rod
so
2.215
miles
of
coastline.
be
installed
upon
WHITE
crappie
IS.
:
"ECONOMICAL
"IMPROVED
Spinning
tackue
lures
op
alu
types,
fbo
'8
to
'
oz.
cast
near
underwater
weed
beds
and
brush
shelters
are
anatural"
for
crappies.
or,
use
a,l
boo
with
wet
flies
IN
SIZ'CP
fcfeOM-T0-!O.
-LET
FlV
SINK
THEN
USE
A
HAND
TWIST
RETRIEVE.
SPINNERS
ANO
MIDGET
BAIT
CASTING
LURES,
AS
'
WELL
AS
ABOVE
"LURES,
CAW
BE
TROLLED.
WORK
ALL
LURES
VERY
It
is
true
that
,
Leo
made
a
grave
mistake
in
the,
.
spring,-
when
he
believed
he
had
a
pennant
winner,
but
that
is
not
SLOWLY.
"necessarily
a
rap
at
his
mana
.
l
ANU
,
gives
me
gerial
ability.
The
quality
of
a
baseball
club,
which
is
made
up
of
a
carload
of
young
men
of
varying
temperaments,
is
a
very
elusive
thing
to
calculate,
and
Durocher
will
not
be
the
last
manager
to
be
misled.
Strike
gently
to
avoio
tearing
HOPK
OUT
OF
A
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GCFT
MGU
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If
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can't
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grade
gasoKnc,
you
in
B.C.
than
economical
Esso!
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me
GREATER
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If
you
use
a
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grade
gasoline,
you
can't
buy
better
premium
grade
gasoline
in
B.C.
than
improved
Esso
Extra!
Esso
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more
surging
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