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year.
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hold
third
in
the
l'(,m
Roberts
fell
victim
to
the
last
out
in
the
ninth.
All
English
Fabrics
in
Worsteds,
Plain-tones,
Pic
&
Pics,
Fine
Cheviots
and
other
exclusive
patterns
and
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4
'
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday.
Augut
21,
1C53
American
league
by
only
half
a
j
Robin
sime
over
Bo1
ton
Red
Sox.
St.
j
Louis
Cardinals
have
a
fanw
.
edt?e
on
Philadelphia
rhillie;
i.l
,
the
National.
WIDE
GAPS
j
.-Jir
,
pciry
For
character,
richness
of
appearance
and
superb
tailoring,
try
a
SHIFFER-HILLMAN
suit,
a
compli-ment
to
your
iood
taste
.
.
.
pbs
tint
sometfiirlg
extra
that
makfs
your
','i.t
better
than
the
rest.
f
.
Except
for
the
third-place
btt-
I
ties,
at
least
six
games
si
narale
the
clubs
in
their
present
posi-
i
ttons
in
th?
National
League.
J
Only
seven
games
divide
the
last
j
place
St.
Louis
Browns
and
the
j
six'.h-place
Philadelphia
Athlet-
ics
In
the
American
League,
with
!
Detroit
Tigers
sandwiched
In
be-
I
ONE
Of
THE
Ol'TSTANDIXG
rookies
in
th-?
Am3rican-
League
this
season
Is
Detroit
Tigers'
shortstop
Harvey
Kuenn,
who
already
has
clo
c
to
150
hits
to
his
credit.
Kuenn
excels
as
a
spray
hitfe:.
the
result
of
being
able
to
change
h
:
stance
at
.bat.
His
experience
on
basketball
courts
while
attending
Wisconsin
University
le:t,
photo
taken
in
195H
may
account.Tor
his
fast
footwork
on
the
diamond.
At
right,
he
is
shovn
in
action
on
the
Tigers'
r;cent
eastern
trip.
twcn.
WATTS
&
MlCKERSC
The
league-leading
Dodgers
!
PHONE
tor
tr
kM
4tUnm
BREWERIES
LIMITED
and
Yankees
each
have
a
nine-
j
game
edge.
Brooklyn
has
30
j
VANCOUVER
fvici(
1
vv
r-r
Unknown
Jerry
Barker
Breaks
Course
Record
games
to
play,
New
ork
35.
ThisadvertLscment
i:
not
publishetl
or
displayed
by
the
liquor
the
(lovernment
of
British
Columbia.
In
Thursday
s
curtailed
activ-
ity
the
Dodgers
thumped
New
Control
Board
or
by
And
Leads
Name
Players
in
Labatt
Open
rst
in
the
world,
cot
under
way
By
JACK
SULLIVAN
Canadian
Press
Stan
Writer
I
and
if
these
continue
through-i
out
the
four-day
72-hole
tour-!
nament
it
wouldn't
surprise
!
early
and
the
crowd,
estimated
at
about
1.000,
passed
up
Jerry
to
follow
the
big
names
Sam
Snead,
Cary
Middlecoft
and
Jim
Turnesa
and
Walt
Burkemo.
surprise
anyone
if
many
more
breezed
around
in
the
60s.
The
tournament,
fourth
rich-
MONTREAL..
(CP)
Jerry
Bar-i
ber,
a
skinny
little
fellow
who
looks
as
if
a
healthy
golf
swing
would
blow
him
off
the
tee,
to-
j
cay
was
the
biggest
shot
around
the
Summerlea
Golf
CI
as
i
course.
The
five-foot-five
140-pound-
;
Cameron
Blanks
Esquires
To
Keep
Hotelmen
in
Race
cr,
usually
just
another
name
in
the
winter
and
summer
circuit,
charged
down
the
wide-ootn
fairways
of
the
par-70
layout
Thursday
in
the
opening
Gordon
Cameron,
tireless
hurl-er
for'
Commercial
Hotel,
aided
by
a
wcond-inning
four-run
uprising
by
his
team-mates,
scattered
six
hits
and
shutout
a
game
Esquire
nine
last
night
in
one
Cameron
in
blanking
the
Commercials
struck
out
8,
walked
rone
and
allowed
only
six
sale-ties.
up
two
free
passes
and
two
expensive
hits.
Sharpe
struck
out
one
Commercial,
allowed
four
round
of
the
$25,000
Open,
leaving
a
trail
of
seven
birdies
for
a
record-busting
64.
Only
one
'
.hole
the
tough
par-four
17th
forced
him
to
go
over
regula-;
tion
figures.
S
safeties
and
walked
nil.
Dili
of
the
final
games
of
the
1953
;
Prince
Rupert
Senior
baseball
j
league
schedule.
j
The
win
nudged
Commercials
;
struck
out
two
and
jave
up
no
hits
and
walked
ncne
Commercials..
040
000
04
6
1
Esquire3
Ivf!
000
00
6
1
a
notch
closer
to
league
leading
!
Gordon
and
Andersons
who
have
16
wins
to
7
losses
win-loss
record
compared
to
the
hoteln.en's
15
wins
and
7
losses.
The
Commercials
meet
G
Si
A
in
a
crucial
game
Sundpy
and
must
win
it
to
stay
'n
the
race.
Jerry
shaved
two
strokes
off
.
the
competitive
record
for
the
j
6,515-yard
course
and
made
the
j
Sneads,
Middlecoffs,
Burkemos
and
Turnesas
look
second-rate.
The
38-year-old
native
of
La
Canada,
Calif.,
went
into
today's
'second
round
one
stroke
up
on
Max
Evans
of
Detroit,
who
carded
a
65.
Art
Wall.
Jr.,
of
Pocono
Manor,
Pa.,
Al
Zimmerman
of
Portland.
Cre.,
and
Bob
Toski
of
Northampton,
Mass.,
each
posted
66,
two
'strokes
off
the
pace
and
another
threesome
kicked
around
par
figures
to
tie
at
67.
They
were
Doug
Ford
of
Har-l.uit.
N.Y.,
Dutch
Harrison
of
Ai'diuoie.
ukia.,
and
Jack
Burke,
J-.,
Of
Knmesha
Lnke,
N.Y.
P
Alt
BKOKEN
BY
18
j
All
told,
18
shwtsmiths
of
the
15
Held
for
the
$5,000
first
prize,
gave
par
figures
a
beating.
Weather
ccnd.'lons
were
ideal
a
brilliant
sun
and
littiff
wind
DINING
PLEASURE
If
O
-fe
A
win
Sundsy,
lc.igue
play
is
all
over.
Loss
of
control
by
Esquires
opening
pitcher,
Dick
Letour-neau,
set
the
stage
for
th?
only
scoring
of
the
game.
Letourneau
walked
two
men,
saw
the
first
run
come
in
on
a
fielder's
choice
and
three
more
runs
scored
on
successive
singles
by
Davis
and
Williamson.
Sharpe
started
the
third
inning
for
the
Esquires
and
pitched
scoreless
ball
until
the
final
frame,
when
Dell
took
the
mound
and
fanned
the
first
two
batters
with
the
third
flying
out.
2
j
4
"
'
is
-
.
,.
-
.i
in
OnSf
convertible
that
outsells
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS
Commodore
Cafe
What
is
it
that
makes
the
beautiful
Ford
Sunliner
Canada's
best-selling
convertible?
In
it
itH
smoother
V-8
powet?
(Could
be
because
nothing
los
than
the
btst
in
performance,
and
truly
up-to-dute
design,
can
satisfy
nKKlern-niindcd
buyers!)
Is
it
the
stylish
beauty,
the
solid
craftsmanship?
(Could
be
because
that
fully
automatic
Breezeway
top
is
.designed
for
the
open
air,
yet
built
for
snug
comfort
in
any
weather!)
Is
it
the
way
the
Sunliner
makes
even
roughest
roads
feel
smooth?
(Could
be
because
along
with
the
famed
Ford
"Wonder
Ride",
this
car
has
springs
specially
tailored
to
its
weight.)
Is
it
driving
ease?
(Could
be
because
you
have
your
choice
of
three
fine
drives,
Fordomatict
or
Overdrive
or
Synchro-Silent
Shift).
Any
one
of
these
things
could
be
your
reason
for
choosing
a
Sunliner.
But
the
big
reason
why
Canadians
have
made
Ford
the
largest-selling
convertible
is
the
same
reason
why
mora
and
more
buyers
are
changing
to
Ford,
regardless
of
model
choice.
Ford
gives
more
"Worth
More"
features
,
.
.
feat
urea
which
people
know
make
any
Font
worth
nio
wlien
tliey
buy
it.
worth
more
when
they
sell
it.
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