Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
August
13,
1953
Little
Leaguers
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Stage
Drive
Details
of
Prince
Rupert
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Next
Little
Leay,lfl
,
Homers
Play
Vital
Paris
As
"Majors"
Records
Fail
League
financial
campaign
to
be
W
ia
Friday
htn
....
.
,
tnkf
linn,.
u
"L
launched
in
the
next
few
days
lan-
v"
oose
Pirates
Trim
Chums
22-10
As
Both
Teams
Reinforced
!
were
outlined
to
members
of
the
association
at
a.i
executive
meet-
'inn
Tuesday
night
at
the
Civic:
S"fIO
Holidays
hit
both
of
the
teams
rates
in
me
nun
ana
ruu.m.-a
uenire.
Th3
executive
set
play-off
.
BP.O.E.
Mep'm,
scheduled
to
play
the
regular
;
the
circuit,
before
the
ball
was
Th'.
dates
for
Little
Leaguers
as
August
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PHLEGAR
Associated
Press
Sports
Writer
The
major
leagues
are
two-thirds
on
the
way
through
a
f
?.iC'-busting
campaign
that
threatens
to
endanger
a
flock
of
modern
home
run
records.
At
least
five
already
have
been
"toualled
or
broken.
The
National
League
Is
well
on
the
road
to
an
ail-time
seasonal
total.
j
Little
League
baseball
fixture
ut
louna.
!
Aleoma
Park
last
night
and
;
Thomas
Lindstrom
came
back
j
both
Pirates
and
Chums
turned
for
the
Chums
with
a
two-bag-iuD
short
of
players.
However,
a
bvt
and
Hetherington
was
walk-
more.
No
other
club
comes
close
te
this
all-time
mark.
The
other
records
equalled
or
erased
this
season
include:
Most
seasons
of
100
or
more
homers
by
a
National
League
club
22
by
New
York
Giants
who
have
122
to
date
old
mark
21
by
the
Giants.
Most
homers
in
five
consecutive
games
20
by
St.
Louis
Brown
old
mark
17
by
the
August
19,
21
and
24,
wnen
me
;
top
four
teams
will
meet
in
Clackmannan,
smiiw"
ctirtln
rlpiith
bums.
in
H
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so
sah
so
i
faulty
ad
placed
by
league
pub-
ed
but
the
catcher
picked
him
licity
committee
brought
an-
i
off
trying
to
steal
second.
Teddy
I
other
team
out
in
full
strength
Holder
also
walked
and
Allan!
land
with
"leans"
made
to
both
Majore
followed
him
with
a
j
teams.
Pirates
defeated
the
.
two-base
hit.
j
i
Chums
by
a
resounding
22-10:
Lindstrom
who
pitched
the
j
!
score.
!
first
four
for
the
Chums
allowed
i
j
Chuley
Lindstrom
started
on
only
five
hits,
gave
up
six
walk.;,
j
the
mound
for
the
Chums
and
i
hit
two
batters
and
struck
out
:
j
gave
up
walks
to
Art
Nickerson
!
eight
to
let
in
16
of
the
Pirate
j
:
and
Gilbert
Chow
both
of
whom
n.ns.
Hetherington
allowed
two
'
stole
trteir
way
around
the
sacks
hits,
four
walks
and
struck
out
i
keeping
close
to
Babe
Ruth's
1927
i
"nKees-
Consecutive
home
runs
in
an
pace-the
year
the
Babe
clouteu
.
inning-three
by
the
St
Louis
his
never--quailed
60.
j
Browns-equals
record
held
by
a
One
mark
wn
ti'ed
and
one
surpassed
last
night.
numeroM
teams.
At
St.
Louis
Kay
Boone
hit
a
j
SNIDER
CLEANS
BASES
bases-loaded
homer
in
the
ninth
Grand
slam
home
runs
played
inning,
providing
the
winning
j
vita!
roles
in
two
National
margin
as
Detroit
beat
the
:
League
games
last
night.
At
New
Browne
7-3.
It
was
his
fourth
York
Duke
Snider
of
Brooklyn
i
and
made
it
home.
:
two
for
six
runs
In
the
last
two
j
Robin
Cameron
drew
a
walk
innings.
.
and
came
in
with
the
only
j
Sheldon
Wong,
Pirate
starter,
,
Chum
run
in
the
bottom
of
the
,
gaVc
up
cix
hits,
three
walks
blasted
his
second
bases-loaded
grand
slam
drive
of
the
season
tieing
a
major
league
record
j
drive
in
three
games
as
the
Dod-
shared
by
nine
other
players
in-
gerr
came
from
behind
to
nip
eluding
Ruth
in
his
Boston
Red
the
Giants
6-5.
And
at
Chicago
lllsl-
land
struck
out
seven
for
six
Ji::
run,
Larry
Thorn
who
re.ieved
they
sent
11
baiters
to
the
plate,
i
at
the
start
of
tlu
fifth
inning
Kent
Kah
drew
a
walk.
Nicker-:
gave
up
three
hits,
two
walks
son
and
Chow
got
on
when
the
1
and
struck
out
one
man
for
four
catcher
dropped
the
third
strike
',
runs.
Sox
days
of
1919,
Lou
Gehrig
and
Ralph
Kiner.
YANKS
100TII
HOMER
At
Washington,
Yogi
Berra
homered
in
the
first
inning
of
New
York
Yankees'
22-1
landslide
against
the
Senators
for
the
Yankees'
100th
homer
of
the
season
the
30th
year
since
1920
that
the
Yanke-ss
have
hit
100
or
ana
aneiuuii
wong
puunuru
a
solid
three-bagger.
Garry
Hetherington
started
i
Andy
Seminick
cleared
the
bases
with
a
homer
in
the
ninth
for
the
winning
margin
as
Cincinnati
whipped
the
Cubs
10-6.
The
Cubs
won
tha
second
game
of
the
doubleheader
3-1.
The
Yankees'
lop-sided
victory
increased
their
league
lead
to
seven
games
over
Chicago
White
Sox
who
lost
to
Cleveland
7-4.
Bostop
beat
Philadelphia
3-2
in
10
innings.
Milwaukee
clipped
half
a
game
off
Brooklyn's
lead
now
seven
games
by
winning
a
double-header
from
St.
Louis
Cardinals
8-2
and
5-3.
Robin
Roberts
be-j
TEETHING
TROUBLES
TKER'3
GLAMOR
ON
THE
COURT
in
this
moment
of
diplomatic
intervention
by
U.S.
Ambassador
to
Italy
Mrs.
Clara
Boothe
Luce.
The
lovely
diplomat
lends
her
official
charm
to
toss
the
opening
ball
foi
the
Globetrotters'
first
basketball
Rame
in
Rome.
The
New
York
team
is
on
a
European
tour.
Extra
Hole
Comeback
Staged
By
Young
Marlene
Stewart
tho
Chum
second
with
a
single
and
errors
by
the
Pirate
infield
brought
him
home.
Wong
struck
out
to
start
the
third
but
Anderson
got
on
whtn
a
third
strike
got
away
from
the
catcher.
Halvorsen
found
one
he
liked
and
pounded
it
for
two
bases.
jr
jg
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fretful
n4
;
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pevith
bteiuit
of
jSk
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irrt-guUrity
or
an
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tummy.
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Umhy
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a
bleu.
The
iwct
littW
tablet
hav
been
uwd
by
muthcra
fur
over
SO
year
came
the
first
pitcher
of
the
,
LONDON.
Ont.
fl
If
Mnrlpne
WORLD
PEACE
Chop
Suey
House
909
Third
Ave.
West
SPECIALIZING
CHINESE
DISHES
to
oYtrcumc
thia
ennditKn.
Equally
rfttiv
for
eonatiuatinn.
divaativa
bgscta
and
ethrr
minor
itifant
troublva.
Na
'aiepy'
aluff
no
Hulling
afTact.
Grt
pachay
today
at
your
druKKiab
inated
as
the
seven-day
championship
hit
the
half-way
marl.
Hard-hitting
Barbara
Davies
of
Vancouver
defeated
Mrs.
Helen
Cleat,
also
of
Vancouver,
4
and
3
to
give
Canada
two
quarter-final
qualifiers.
!
season
to
win
20
games
as
Phil-
,
stewart
doesn't
win
another
golf
j
adelphia
Phillies
beat
Pittsburgh
j
tournament
and
that's
unlikely
!
Pirates
8-4.
j
sne
can
still
take
her
place
!
Roberts,
foiled
in
his
first
at-
!
nrnone
Canada's
greatest
com-i
tempt
to
win
20
at
Chicago
last
petitors.
Saturday,
took
matters
in
his
Tne
chunky
five-foot
kid
with
Lindstrom
and
Garry
Hetherington
both
clouted
themselves
round
trips.
The
Pirates
drew
a
blank
in
the
fourth,
as
did
the
Chums.
Anderson
teed
off
for
the
Pl-
OPEN
8
p.m.
to
3
a.m.
Daily
own
nanas
weanesaay
iugm
.
the
twisted
grin
proved
that
But
these
matches
were
Inci-
'
and
drove
across
three
runs.
yesterday
over
the
6,225-yard
dental
to
the
stewart-O
s.illivnn
V
Hunt
Club
course
when
she
thriller.
Miss
O'Sullivan
went
I
i
m
II
I'aFi
l
1
1
m
IW?
I
postea
a
spine-tingling
extra-
extra-
down
ln
six
aBalnst
Marlon's
fiv
hole
triumph
over
classy
Pat
on
the
16th
and
it
left
the
Am
erican
irl
only'
one
up.
t
She
had
a
25-foot
putt
for
a
birdie
three
on
the
17th
and
OlSullivan
of
Orange,
Conn.,
in
j
the
second
round
of
the
Cana-
i
I
dian
women's
Open
champion-
i
!
ship.
!
Marlene,
eight
feet
from
the
pin
The
ronthill
miss,
shaky
as
a
i
school
kid
on
the
first
nine
when
;
on
her
second
shot,
had
to
sink
"Oil
so
beautifully
soft"
are
the
new
Puree
tissues
.
,
.
jofcr
and
stKing
...
so
gentle
anil
kinJ
to
the
skin
they're
perfect
In
baby,
and
grown
ups
toc.
Here
is
everything
you
luuL
f:
toilet
tissue,
hrnuglit
to
you
at
no
extra
tost!
Now
you
can
choose
from
two
kimlsof
I'urex
single
anJ
i-ph
For
facial
soft
single
ply,
reach
for
the
new,
improved
PI'RD.
in
the
blue
ami
crcen
Unci.
For
the
ultimate
in
bathroom
lair.
it
oi
bow
out
of
the
tournament.
cVia
tvoilar!
hi,
thro,
hnlao
,fan,l
MONTREAL,
August
13th
No
more
wash-day
"let-iown''
for
me.
Now
when
my
w;ih
is
dune,
it's
not
only
cIchd,
it's
spnrkhng
white
.
.
.
truly
a
"dream
wash".
And
you
know
the
simple
Beoret?
Just
use
Blue.
Ye,
it's
easy
to
get
sparkling
white
sheets,
towela,
pillow
ras'-s
and
table
linen
when
you
use
Blue.
You
and
i
know
you
have
to
rinse
elothes
clean,
then
it's
simple
to
put
a
dash
of
Blue
in
tho
water
to
get.
them
really
ichite.
Blue
at
onlv
a
few
cents
more,
look
for
SUPFR
PL'RLX
in
the
nev
SUMMER
END
SALE
NYLON
TOP
DRESSES
Kriskay
Skirt,
2-C
years
$,80
PLAID
BOXER
SLACKS
Part
Wool,
3-6
years
9
8
C
COTTON
DRESS
1-12
years.
Reg.
$2.95
to
$3.95
(
Q
Q
SUMMER
BLOUSE
.
Regular
$2.95
$
gg
i
S.
SUMMER
COATS
1
9
W
Suitable
foi
Fall.
EliJa
6-10
Bathing
Suits,
Boys'
Suits,
Jackets,
All
to
GO
white
label.
led
down
to
a
grim
battle
with
one
maae
11
'
'
!
her
more-experienced
opponent
n
the
last-chance
18th
Mar-I
until
she
tied
ii
up
on
the
18th
lent
was
iust
off
,he
svsen
on
i
and
won
the
extra
hole
to
go
her
second
shot
while
the
Ameri-!
into
today's
quarter-finals.
can
clubbed
hers
beyond
the
I
Victory
for
the
British
open
aP"
into
dP
grass.
Marlene
I
champion
was
the
highlight
of
a
'
nad
a
Par
four
bl't
Miss
O'Sulll-day
that
saw
six
Canadians
elim-
van's
tniP
rolled
12
leit
past
the
'
i
cuo
and
she
missed
the
putt
to
is
kind
to
your
finest
faluies
you're
not
taking
chances
when
you
use
it
to
get
your
washings
snowy
white.
And
the
cost?
...
A
few
pennies
a
month,
that's
ail.
Yes,
for
the
whitest
wash,
use
RECKITTB
BLUE
.
"Sura-
Remember
That
Song
r-.s.
jame
into
the
exira
1
send
the
hole.
3M
mert
nne
and
the
living
is
easy"?
Actually,
summer
is
a
busy
time
of
year.
That's
why
the
experts
Major
League
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Press
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You
Ever
Longed
for
A
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to
fP
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give
you
"new"
f
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(V
jpp
feet
in
ex-
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rivr
change
for
the
"
old?
Well,
I
know
a
more
jjsJ
Impractical
answer
to
the
problem
4
of
painful
corns
and
ealluses.
It's
Phenylhtm,
the
wonder-working
ingredient
in
BI.IE-JAY
Corn
Plasiers,
Phrny-hum
gets
right
down
untlrr
tlie
cora
and
helps
push
it
out
from
vndirnealh
.
.
.
the
first
really
new
medication
for
corns
and
calluses
in
over
seventy
years
I
In
actual
tests,
Pucnylium
went
to
work
33
faster
and
worked
'Xt','e
more
surely
than
other
lead
ng
remedies.
Yliy
don't
v"
enjoy
this
wonderful
relief
from
painful
feet?
.
.
.
ask
for
Blue-Jays
with
Phenylium
at
your
favourite
drug
counter
today.
Vernon,
Wash
Minoso,
Chi
Rosen,
Cle
Kell,
Bos
Mantle,
NY
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say
it
s
lmpor-
tant
to
eat
well.
A
good
breakfast,
for
instance,
with
hot
"CKEAM
OF
WHEAT",-gives
you
enough
quick-starting
food
energy
to
last
right
up
to
lunch
time.
And
herd's
somelhing
else
for
best
summertime
eating,
there
should
he
one
hut
rlkh
wnh
every
meal.
What
could
be
better
than
"CKEAM
OF
WHEAT"
as
the
breakfast
"hot
dish"?
It's
so
smooth
and
delicious.
And
it
gives
you
iron
for
good
red
blood
and
calcium
and
phosphorus
for
diets
deficient
in
those
elements.
Yes,
hot
"Cream
of
Wheat"
is
good
breakfast
eating
for
a
busy,
happy
summer!
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Rendy
And
So
Are
You
when
liin
mealtime
comps
around.
When
y.m
give
.him
FRbNCHri
I
N.ST
AM
POTATO
for
supper,
you
don't
have
to
worry
aliout
bouipe
potatoes,
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actuay
stakes
jut
v-i
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nut
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ft
Sorffintvol
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cream
creamy
hialie(l
potatoes
with
FrenVs
Instant
Potato.
Ani
it
a
so
ieootI
for
baby.
You
we,
it's
made
from
top
quality
pot
atoes,
pre-cooketl
by
a
special
process
that
preserves
t
he
important
nutrients.
Simply
follow
the
inslruetions
on
the
paekape
to
make
exactly
the
amount
you
want
with
no
waste.
Ineiih'ntiiiiy,
baby's
serving
Is
prepared
differently
from
grown-ups'
servings.
The
package
will
tell
you
how.
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OXFORDS
I
Rchosndlenst,
Stl
416
80
138
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Furlllo,
Bkn
382
62
126
.330
1
Thompson,
NY
297
69
97
.327
lAshburn,
Phi
44G
78
145
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Runs:
Musial,
St.
Louis,
and
Dark,
New
York,
88.
Runs
batted
in:
Campnnelldr
i
Brooklyn,
104.
!
Hits:
Ashburn,
145.
Doubles.
Musial,
36.
Triples:
Fondy,
Chicago
and
There't
Definitely
A
Dileranco
Sizes
6
to
I
Monk
Straps
or
Ties
Calf
Uppers
Long
Wearing
Ncolite
Solos
Reg.
Price
to
$12.95."
.
.
.
your
family
will
taste
it
r
i
n
h
t
away.
Pickles
pickled
in
H
E
I
N
,
W
H
I
T
K
VINEGATt
are
perfect.
Thai
a
because
en-tal-
Bruton,
Milwaukee.
10.
Home
runs:
Matthews,
Milwaukee,
36.
Stolen
bases:
Bruton,
21.
Pitching:
Burdette,
Milwaukee,
10-2,
.833.
Strikeouts:
Roberts,
Philadelphia,
142.
BOY'S
LUGS
It
Coet
To
The
Cottage
With
Me.
o.
Hei
anse
wherever
Spc
1
can
no'l
water,
V
1
rnn
have
a
cup
-Z&
of
N
E
W
IN-'
L3;
-H.
STANT
CHASE
,
Ptta
A
SANBORN
V
COFFEE.
You
ir-W
'"il'flaT
knnw'
mc'
real
coffee,
made
by
a
Dew
process
that
keeps
th
flavour
anil
aroma,
in
fart,
the
very
colour
and
texture
of
freshly
ground
coffee.
And
talk
about
magic
I
New
Instant
Chan?
A
San-b6ra
dissolves
instantly
in
hot
or
cold
water.
It's
go
easy
to
prepare
.
.
and
so
eeononiical.
Saves
me
up
to
40c
a
pound
compared
wilii
regular
coffee.
Once
you've
tried
it,
you'll
want
to
make
it
your
regular
coffee
.
.
.
everywhere
you
go.
$
M.95
jf
u&
s-
".4
Sizes
1
to
6.
CLEARING
AT
Also
Neolite
Sole
Brogues
Hard
Wearing
Smart
Looking
Reg.
Price
$6.95.
elear
Hi'ini
White
Vinegar
is
distilled
and
aged
by
the
firm
who
made
pickles
famous.
li
s
full-bodied
in
flavour
uniform
in
streneth
.
.
.
and
it
makes
pickles
your
family
will
rave
about.
So
ask
your
grocer
for
the
thrifty
folios
jug
of
Hcins
White
Vinegar
and.
incidentally,
if
the
free
recipe
bottkiet,
"i'iekiing
Sue.
ifft't
attached
lo
the
jug
write
to
me
far
youra
.
.
Barbara
llrent,
1411
Crescent
St.,
Montreal,
P.Q.
T4&i
CHILDREN'S
SANDALS
AND
STRAPS
Crepe
or
Neolite
Soles'
Reg.
Price
up
to
$4.50V
CLEARING
AT
You
Don't
Hare
To
B
A
IJay
Fever
Victim
to
appreciate
the
gontle
softness
of
Fare-Elle
tissue
liamtkcr'-liicfs.
But
for
295
to
$395
those
who
are,
Kace-EHo
provides
more
nose
comfort
VANCOUVER
7ia
Waynoints
than
any
othi'r
tissue.
1
he
reason:
It
s
made
of
the
purest
Canadian
cellulose
with
no
harxh
filler
to
irritate
tender
tkin.
It's
hnl-frre
too
and
more
absorl)-ent.
...
And
Fare-Elle's
velvet-smooth
earens
gives
luxurious
comfort
yet
costs
no
morel
And
only
FACE-ELI.
E
ofTers
3-I'LY
strength
in
regular
or
big
man-size
tissues.
So
rememlier
to
ask
for
Face-Ella
by
name
whether
for
hay-fever
or
ordinary
use.
ES
WOMEN'S
SHO
Pumps
Casuals
High
or
Low
Heels.
Some
formerly
priced
as
nigh
as
$12.95.
Harm
You
Seem
Them
You'll
be
fascinated
by
the
new
GUHN'EY
i
Rantses.
They
have
all
the
lalest.
features
C
SUNDAY
ES
Camo&un,
8
p.m.
FRIDAY
SS
Coquitlam,
8
p.m.
ALICE
ARM
and
STEWART
Friday,
Camosun,
Midnight
FOR
NORTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
August
12th
and
2Gth
ES
Coquitlam,
Midnight
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISI
ANDS
SS
Coquitlam,
MIOnight
Aug.
19th
and
Sept.
2nd
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
668
CLEARING
AT
and
they're
actually
'Kitchen
Tested''
for
perfect
cooking
aiij
bukiui?.
Take
my
tip
see
your
Cuiney
dealer
tomorrow.
He'll
be
glad
to
show
you
the
new
Gurney
Hanites
.
.
.
from
the
"Deluxe
r4
jifThzz.
1
1-,l),e
Top"
model
with
the
divided
top
range
lle-rr
4t3L
v
ll
"'at
(rives
you
plenty
of
elbow-room
Dual
I'ca-4
J
,ure
'1DU,'!
Minder
and
a
host
of
other
"Deluxe"
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
LTD.
Rupert)
Prince
629
Third
Avenue
West
Phone
357
'
leatures
...
to
the
new
"three
Quarter
lable
Top"
Range
and
the
trim
'
Deluxe
Model
MG88X".
All
of
them
with
modern
improvements
to
delight
the
heart
of
any
good
cook
.
.
.
and
U,
of
pomcft,
with
ti
fwuou
jUiuiit
tound
eomtrutUufi.