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ball
fixture
last
year's
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their
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REMEMBER
WHEN
Boston
Braves
(now
Milwaukee
i
and
Brooklyn
Dodgers
stasrod
major
league
baseballs
Home
Runs
Play
Big
Part
triday.
May
1,
19;i3
.
onngs
me
ncaij
1
.
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came
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vears
ago
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to
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picture
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newcomers,
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at
mat,
Pat
Wilson,
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iinnu
..ftor
t.hrpp
hours.
50
minutrs
Of
played
a
big
part
In
all
major
'
play.
Longest
game
in
point
of
The
composition
or
the
Battery
"UK""
'hnc
on
ven,
furunes
Mik
'
eleven
Is
uncertain
yet.
Some
of
the
Motormeu,
wno
will
still
be'.ljei.
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By
GAYLE
TALBOT
luoonp
hnsehn
li
eames
inursanv
i
i'mic
m
Two
of
the
blasts
came
In
the
last
of
the
ninth
and
brought
victories
to
Pittsburgh
Pirates
and
New
York
Giants
while
an
-
NEW
YORK
(AP)
More
words
have
been
written
about
Leo
Durocher
than
any
manager
now
aciive
in
the
major
leagues.
Many
of
them
have
been
put
:
"
down
by
working
baseba.l
writ-
I
Cubs
anc
Fred
Toney
of
Cin-er.f
who
actually
know
the
ciunati
hooked
up
in
a
homeric
Giants'
controversial
little
pilot,
.
dueI
(n
wrlich
neither
permitted
other
one,
by
Bob
Elliott,
pj-riuced
all
of
St.
Louis
Browns'
runs
in
their
3-1
night
triumph
over
Washington.
And
in
St.
Louis,
the
Card.n-aic-Phiinriplnhia
Phillies
nitht
SQD.-LDR.
J.
D.
DICKSON
of
'
contest
which
was
cut
to
a
l-l
Hammond
River,
N.B.,
is
cap-
five-inning
tie
by
rain,
the
only
U
If
fer
tain
of
the
first
RUAf
oomei
Kt
LojS
rUn
enme
on
a
poKe
jet
airliner
making
a
test
re-
m,t
of
the
park
by
Ray
Jabk.n-
turn
flight
from
London,
fcng.,
ski
buP-this
is
becoming
the
excep-
onvthing
resembling
a
hit
lor
tiori
as
the
market
for
"Inside"
tIie
regulation
distance.
Each
articles
on
him
bec
omes
ever
;
granted
two
walks,
more
lucra'ive.
The
Reds
put
over
the
winning
About
the
only
facet
of
Leo's
;run
jn
the
top
of
the
10th
on
a
complex
character
we
can't
re-
hit
through
the
infield,
an
out-1
call
having
seen
touched
upon
j
f
ield
error
ancj
a
scratchy
infield
is
his
amazing
memory.
There's
hjt
by
t),e
iate
Jim
Thorpe
on
nothing
scandalous
about
it.
which
Vaughn
unexpectedly
nothing
to
merit
hauling
him
up
tl.ipd
t0
naii
tne
runner
at
home
j
I
betore
the
commissioner
again.
;and
threw
the
ball
away.
It
j
Tell
you
what
Durocher
can
!
have
been
ruled
an
error,
j
I
do.
Take
any
game
his
club
has
;
Tnnev
sailed
safety
through
Results:
f(
L
Seattle
4.
San
Francisco
to
Johannesburg.
South
Africa.
The
26
aboard
include
an
extra
crew
of
six,
RCAF
engineers
8;
Oakland
7.
San
Diego
4;
Port
land
0,
Hollywood
5;
Los
Angeles
clip
and
mail
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cram
en
to
4.
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Chicago
2,
Pitts-
j
and
mechanics
and
represen-I
tatives
of
British
Overseas
Airways
Corp.,
and
DeHavil-I
iand
Aircraft
Co.
The
Comet
S
is
the
first
of
two
to
be
de-
livered
to
the
RCAF.
this
ordergram
"TODAY!
played
in
the
last
five
or
six
,he
last
0f
the
10th
for
his
no-years.
Tell
him
what
the
situa-
jitter.
Take
the
argument
from
tion
was
at
any
point
in
the
there.
contest
-
the
inning,
the
number
burgh
4;
Milwaukee
l.
New
York
0;
Cincinnati
4.
Brooklyn
7:
St.
Louis
1.
Philadelphia
1
(5-ln-ning
tiei.
American
New
York
6,
Chicago
1;
Washington
1,
St.
Louis
3;
Philadelphia
at
Detroit
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rwined
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on
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number
of
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out.".
Tell
him
what
the
last
;
batter
did.
He'll
then
teU
you
precisely
what
happened
on
the
next
play.
j
A
sports
writer
who
follows
the
j
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By
Association
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2-2,
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only
for
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low
insertions.
The
otlut
two
in.
Recreational
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Scored
At
Meeting
.
Sppcinl
to
The
Daily
News
SMITHERS.
Accepting
reelection
as
president
of
Smith-ers
Athletic
Association.
J.
F.
!vacDonald
voiced
amazement
W
Hillnnn
V,
.
,
rl
Ofrtt
ClT
till
Please
run
the
following
ad
for
days.
Enclosed
is
$
.-in
full
payment.
NAME
ADDRESS
,
HERE'S
DRIVING
AT
ITS
BEST
.
.
.
Giants
caught
up
witt-
them
after
having
missed
two
of
their
gatnes
in
Philadelphia.
Me
told
Leo
he
was
looking
for
a
fellow
writer
to
help
him
fill
in
his
score
book,
play-by-play.
-'.:
the
two
contests.
GET
Ol'T
BOOK
net
out
vour
book.
Leo
told
50
STl
DKBAKER
SEDAN
Nfr'ions
are
H;ix
Kmmit,
Bailey,
one
of
the
world's
top
sprinters,
has
been
suspended
by
the
southern
sub-committee
of
the
British
Amateur
Athletic
Association
for
using
his
name
for
advertising.
Bailey,
co-holder
of
the
world
record
for
100
metres
of
10.2
seconds,
appeared
before
the
committee
last
week
concerning
an
advertisement
in
an
Oxford-
Air
conditioner.
Spotlight
Radio,
Sun
Visor.
A
real
nice
2-tone.
the
Insertions
must
run
him.
mill.
Then,
liliii,
fast
as
o
the
fellow
..-.
tiiiii,
HIL-
Tulare
uiiu
"
.milri
bike
It
down,
he
called
off'
these
vears
with
so
little
to
of-
PI.F.ARE
PRINT
CLEARLY)
Phone
No.
48
DODGE
Fluid
Drive,
radio,
heater,
sun
visor.
A
man's
car.
the
two
games,
right
to
the
final
'
!
f,r
in
recreation
facilities
for
out.
The
writer,
a
trifle
shaken,
the
ehildn
n.
checked
it
with
the
official
scor-
I
..nr
finest
find
most
valu
L
Cambridge
sports
program
50
PREFECT
as
Is.
A
means
Write
your
News
Want
Ad
below.
Begin
where
shown
"START
HERE."
Put
ONLY
one
wordi
which
referred
to
a
starling
block
"made
to
requirements
of
E.
McDonald
Bailey,
Limited."
of
good
reliable
transporta
tion.
each
space.
(Each
group
of
numbers
of
letters
count
as
one
word).
Put
your
address
or
phoc,:
Rnilev
said
he
intended
to
ap
number,
or
both,
in
the
ad.
In
case
you
want
a
dox
number,
leave
space
for
4
words
(e
g.
Box
fs
I
.
.
h
I
peal
the
decision
and
added:
'
I
am
the
managing
director
of
Dailv
News.
'51
International
l'ii-k-l,'p
with
heater
and
oil
filler.
$150
Off
List
this
company
and
my
name
STAItT
HERE
er.
He
needn't
have
bothered.
P,e
assets
are
in
our
children,"
Mr.
MacDonald
declared,
"al-
You
may
argue
it
out
among
1
though
there
is
more
talk
of
the
yourselves
whether
there
ever
has
,
vai,ie
of
our
natural
resources."
been
a
double
no-hitter
pitch-'
j;r
hoped
more
active
interest
ed
in
the
big
leagues.
It
all
de-
j
would
be
taken
in
children
Oi
pends
upon
the
point
of
view
;
tlio
community
and
urged
ai.
whether
you
consider
nine
in-;
prt
behind
any
effort
to
provide
nings
of
play
a
ball
game.
Some
;
facilities
for
recreation
for
do.
I
them.
The
facts
are
these.
May
2,
j
other
officers
elected
were
T
1917,
Jim
Vaughn
of
Chicago
Price,-
vice-president;
R.
D
:
iWhyte,
secretary;
A.
O.
Fowler
(treasurer.
Directors
elected
weir
m
A9j
ii
i
must
be
used
to
make
a
success
of
it."
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k.
Bailey,
a
native
of
Trinidad,
placed
third
in
the
100-meiie
final
in
the
1952
Olympics
and
fourth
in
the
200-metrc
final.
.
.
.
your
SECOND
car
dc
pendability.
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lies
Mrs.
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12,120
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anticipated
on
clarification
of
details
gov-j
fining
'acquiring
of
use
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fair
grounds
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approach
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covincial
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for
as
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77,
Ai
1
1
HAN&
,
BRUSH
AUt.
AROUNC
sistance.
:
Coronation
Day
committees
were
re-appointed
and
a
tentative
sports
program
for
June
2
vn
ni-psenteri.
X
emouSk
slack
ROPE
FOR
THE
FRAME
CHAN&IN6
(WATER
UEVELS
BOCh
BlKlC
TOGETHER
A
FRAME
OP
LI6HT,
FL0AT1N6
Renort
bv
the
baseball
com-
j
mission
indicated
an
active
sea-
j
Mnof
boys'
and
girls',
men's
:
ond
ladies'
Softball
and
boys'
i
ME.
WIS
ANCHOR
WOOD
AND
MAS6
pnn
men
s
oaseoan.
OTHEP
WOOO
BRANCHES
FROW
'
AS
SHOWN.
IN
WATER&
BARE
OF
VEGETATION;
SHELTERS
ATTRACT
SONFISH
AND
CRAPP1ES.
JflfHEM
VOT
SEGWE
CftMflBa.
OM'THE-ftRBW
.
Water
uly
cat-
Condition
of
the
present
open-
t
oir
ice
rink
was
reported
as
j
"disgraceful
for
a
community
the
size
of
Smithers."
It
Is
I
hoped
to
incorporate
new
rink
1
facilities
in
connection
with
the
j
,
planned
recreation
centre.
Continuance
of
school
board
plans
for
a
high
school
audi
mrm
i
TAIUJ
ETC.,
BULBS
WLM
CAN
BE
WRAPPEC
'
IN
A
CLAY
AND
MUD
BALL
BEFORE
SINK
ING
TO
ROOT
SAFEL
torium'
was
also
urged
......
i:
....
,
"LOOK
AT
THE
ADVANTAGES"
,
"AN
ARMY
CAREER
FOR
YOU"
1
i
Peace
and
freedom
must
he
guarded.
Now
is
the
"
10
1
7
to
40
years
of
ip
serve.
You
are
cligihlc
if
you
are
V
hen
W'S
b""5
able
to
meet
Army
test
requirements.
1
birth
certificate
or
other
proof
of
age.
I
Apply
or
write
io:
I
No.
11
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Depot,
I
4201
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3rd
Avenue,
Voncouvef,
B.C.
J
Army
Information
Centre,
Victor
119
AA
6...
RCA,
Work
Point
Barrack,,
"you're
on
a
team-as
a
gunner
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Artillery
you
will
serve
with
skilled
fighting
men.
You're
trained
as
a
member
of
a
gun
crew
where
teamwork
and
split-second
timing
count.
You'll
share
adventures
and
experiences
with
men
from
every
part
of
Canada.
Vou,
your
comrades,
your
crew
mates
and
other
soldiers
expert
with
guns,
or
fire
control
instru-mcntsor
mechanized
transport,
form
a
powerful
team.
When
you
become
a
gunner
you'll
learn
how
proud
a
man
can
be
of
his
plate
in
the
Royal
Canadian
Artillery.
'
Army
service
is
a
sound
career
in
every
way
lor
men
want
a
job
that's
different.
It's
a
career
with
many
,
opportunities
...
for
promotion,
travel
at
home
and
overseas
specialized
training,
education.
But
you
must
be
able
to
meet
the
challenges
and
adventures
of
military
life.
You're
well
paid
and
well
looked
fter
.
.
.
excellent
medical
'
and
dental
care,
thirty
days
annual
leave
uilb
ay
and
outstanding
punsion
plans.
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