6
Prince
Kuut-fT
Doijy
News
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Wednesday,
June
3,
1953
OUTDOORS
Wui,
iiia.uj
baseball
bcoies
AMERICAN
Washington
3,
St.
Louis
5
Boston
3,
Cleveland
7
naroict,
me
um
saxon
King
or,
The
Anglican
,m
,
1
England,
was
slain
when
William
made
the
offin.
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PhiladelDhla
7.
Detroit
7
of
Normandy
won
the
Battle
of
England
bv
the'fi
Hastings
in
1066.
labeth
in
1558.
Quwn
Bl
3.
City
All-Stars
Down
U.S.
Navy
Baseball
Team
9-1
Visiting
U.S.
Navy
baseball
club
Freddy
Christensen
.'truck
out
managed
to
squeeze
In
one
run
nine
batters
and
walked
two.
in
the
seventh
and
last
inning
v
s
Navy
pitcher
Lewars
was
yesterday
afternoon
to
keep
from
.
.
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Ui
n
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r
In
trouble
all
the
time,
giving
up
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shutout
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11
a
as
city
all-stars
scored
nine
times.
I
nine
nits
and
seven
walks.
Mar-
Several
hundred
fans
attended
I
ines
committed
seven
fielding
the
Coronation
Day
exhibition
1
errors
but
came
up
wlth
tne
only
game,
but
the
visitors
could
offer
double-play
In
the
game,
this
in
little
competition
to
Prince
Ru-
1
the
lhir1
innmB
after
Ruperts
pert's
better
class
ball
players.
,Ri"
unn
scored
an
ln-the-park
.
home
run.
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VETERANS'
r
Inning
tie,
curfewt.
New
York
4,
Chicago
3.
NATIONAL
St.
Louis
0,
Philadelphia
5
Milwaukee
4.
Brooklyn
3.
Chiraso
3.
Pittsburgh
4
Cincinnati
4,
New
York
2.
WIL
Vancouver
4,
Tri-Clty
7.
Edmonton
2,
Yakima
1
Spokane
7.
Wenatchw
9
Calgary
I,
Lewlston
5
Victoria
6,
Salem
14.
PCL
Sacramento
5,
Oakland
4
Seattle
5,
Hollywood
4
Los
Angeles
5,
San
Diego
1
San
Francisco
3,
Portland
5
fession
now
that
he
can
take
most
any
neophyte
out
for
a
short
run
and
tie
said
nephyte
up
to
a
spring
salmon.
The
higher
profession?
After
all
these
doctors
certainly
heal
people's
bodies,
but
a
good
guide
gets
you
FISH!
There
is
a
clever
exponent
of
a
little
used
system
to
be
seen
often
at
Fairview,
one
Bill
Greening.
He
fishes
by
strip-easting
exclusively,
and
most
cf
his
tackle
is
hard-made.
Not
nearly
enough
attention
is
given
to
this
excellent
method
of
angling,
and
many
of
us
might
gain
by
studying
him
awhile.
Look
for
an
outdoor
tvpe
in
the
mid-thirties
and
get
him
talking,
he
has
fished
many
waters
and
is
good
to
know.
Country
reports
tell
of
cutthroats
and
rainbows
avidly
teking
wet
flies
in
Seeley
Lake,
WELFARE
OFFICER
Mr.
H.
H
Church,
will
be
avail-able
for
interview
by
interested
veterans
at
the
Prince
P.uprt
Hotel
at
1:30
p.m.
on
SATURDAY,
JUNE
6th
A
sudden
shower
threatened
to
three
halt
the
game
halfways
but
the
'
irk
who
got
one
of
the
Navy
hits
and
scored
their
only
sun
shone
freely
a
few
minutes
later
and
spectators
who
had
run.
In
holding
tlfe
visitors
down
to
three
singles,
Rupert
pitcher
1
1
scurried
to
shelter
of
their
cars,
returned.
A
feature
attraction
was
the
00-nlece
Greenville
Concei
t
Band
which
played
under
the
leadership
of
Fred
McKay.
Next
regular
bail
game
takes
place
Thursday
evening.
Bruce
Brown
Briefs
The
full
membership
of
the
British
House
of
Lords
in
1958
consisted
of
8f3
members.
Including
23
minors.
;
Trapshooters
To
Defend
Cup
Tonight
British
Columbia
stands
Columbia
Cellulose
trap-shoot
Prince
Rupert
TO
f
'
Once
again
the
great
need
for
e
readily
available
fishing
guide
is
evidenced.
Last
week-end
two
visitors
from
the
U.S.
went
to
much
trouble
to
locate
people
who
could
start
them
towards
getting
a
taste
of
our
local
fishing,
eventually
they
reached
the
Yacht
Club
and
obtained
use
of
a
boat
and
outboard
motor,
and
only
through
the
generos'
of
Chris"
Larsen
did
they
surreed
in
finding
suitable
tackle.
.
Precisely
the
same
thing
was
undergone
by
two
later
arrivals,
at
least
they
had
the
thrill
of
taking
one
of
our
salmon
la
sixteen
pounder),
but
once
more
Chris
kindly
lent
his
tackle.
All
these
stories
plus
embellishments
will
suerly
go
back
south,
and
while
kindliness
shown
will
gain
Rupertans
credit
for
gen
tilit
yv,
it
is
possible
that
some
enterprising;
persons
resident
clsewhefp
will
jump
into
a
wide
open
opportunity
to
their
finan
rial
gain;
why
not
keep
this
chjncc.
within
our
own
baili
'
wiek?
,
Frenuer.ijy
U-.rse
louring
anglers,
have
only
a
few
hpurs
while
the
boat
is
in
dock,
so
it
Is
necessary
for
a
well
equipped
guide
to
stand
by
for
telephone
calls;
he
need
have
no
fear
for
the
amplitude
of
his
remuna-tion.
PLENTY
OF
DOLLIES
Junior
fishermen
in
particular
are
taking
plenty
of
Dollies
around
town,
good
catches
are
being
niado
at
Fairview,
Cow
B.'iy,
any
of
the
packing-plants
where
fish
offal
is
being
discarded.,
and
the
reliable
Yacht
Club
is
also
producing.
Two
good
hr.libut
taken
by
sports
fishermen
from
the
small
banks
near
Ph'-'Island.
these
fell
for
.
jigs
composed
of
white
feathers,
an
ounce
of
lead
and
a
70
hook,
trjis
jigged
a
foot
up
from
the
bottom.
"Catehem"
Garner
in
irom
Trinle
Island
with
a
whopping
38
lb.
spring,
and
the
Derby
entrants
are
all
fired
up
to
do
belter.
Alf
Large
almost
worthy
to
enter
an
even
higher
pro-
Remember
When
Eugene
Criinii
of
France
was
cfowned
world
featherweight
boxing
champion
at
New
YoiK
30
years
ago
tonight,
when
he
knocked
out
champion
Johnny
Kilbane
in
the
sixth
round.
Cri-quijhtturn
lost
the
title
to
Johnny-Dundee
in
1923.
today
at
a
crossroudd.
1
tiree
altfmutives
face
this
Pro-vinrc.
We
can
contltuie
as
we
have
been
for
the
past
yen,
providing
Canada
with
a
tliiee-rinR
circus,
making
British
Columbia
a
laughing
stock
and
our
children
a
byword;
or
we
can
adopt
a
form
of
state
socialism
and
do
whatever
possible
to
frighten
away
the
people
who-
would
like
tc
inve.'it
their
money
In
building
up
Industry
and
payrolls
In
B.C.,
OR
we
can
elect
a
Liberal
Government,
put
B.C.
back
on
the
rails,
and
continue
with
that
era
of
expansion
and
prosperity
which
has
been
building
up
ever
since
V-J
.lay.
ing
team
will
defend
its
three-time
won
Rupert
Radio
challenge
trophy
tonight
when
two
other
teams
will
make
another
bid
for
the
championship.
The
shoot
takes
place
at
7
1
p.m.
at
the
rifle
range.
Teams
competing
are
Fashion
Footwear,
1
Rupert
Radio
and
CCs.
j
The
competition
is
expected
to
be
exciting
and
aggressive
since
the
trophy
holders
have
bested
both
other
teams
in
two
of
their
previous
bids
for
victory.
Spectators
are
Invited.
;
Ketchikan
Wrongell
-
Petersburg
Juneau
end
other
Alaska
Points
.
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FLORIDA
REACHES
are
usually
attractive
places
but
they
,
are
even
more
so
when
visitors
like
Shirley
Myers,
of
Charlotte,
N.C.,
decorate
them.
And
that's
a
mighty
good-looking
sun
bonnet
sne
s
wearing.
Major
League
Leaders
By
The
Canndian
Press
National
League
AB
R
H
Pet.
Srhoendienst,
Stl..
167
31
62
.371
Greengrass,
Cin
....141
20
51
.362
Wyrostek,
Pha
....
100
20
38
.358
Ashburn,
Pha
......
135
23
47
.348
Mathews,
Mil
133
30
44
.331
Runs:
Campanella,
Brooklyn,
37.
Runs
batted
in:
Campanella
54:
Hits:
Schoendienst,
02.
Doubles:
Schoendienst,
14.
Triples:
Berniei,
Pittsburgh,
5.
Home
runs:
Campanella,
17.
Stolen
bases:
Gilliam,
Brooklyn
and
Bruton,
Milwaukee,
8.
Pitching:
ourkont,
liilwaukee,
6-0,
1.000.
Strikeouts:
Simmons,
Philadelphia,
56.
American
League
AB
R
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Pet.
Kell,
Bos
128
24
47
.367
Vernon,
Was
165
20
56
.339
Rosen,
Cle
139
22
47
.338
Suder,
Pha
127
15
42
.331
Mantle,
NYK
147
30
48
.327
Runs:
Mantle,
36.
Runs
batted
in
:
Vollmer,
.
.
J
lAflL
ELLIS
AIR
LINES
which
is
right
on
the
highway
a
few
miles
this
side
of
Hazel-ton;
do
not
fail
to
fish
the
deep
hole.
right
across
from
the
pier
at
the
west
end
of
the
lake,
and
fish
DEEP
for
the
big
ones.
In
Government
Lake
and
Irrigation
'
Lake,
both
west
of
Houston
and
one
on
either
side
of
the
road,
cutthroats
from
12
to
16
inches
are
hitting
most
any
small
dark
colored
fly;
steelheads
are
at
Price
Creek
where
it
joins
the
Skeena
near
Kitwanga;
and
dollies
running
strongly
in
Fiddler
Creek
near
Dorreen.
Remember
to
visit
Forest
Service,
Game
Warden
or
Police
for
your
campfire
permit;
this
is
important.
Seals
showing
up
in
the
Skeena,
your
seal
nose
is
worth
money
and
will
signify
the
end
of
another
predator
against
your
fish:
get
your
firearms
licence
first
and
watch
your
bullet
backstop.
To
those
who
are
feeling
discouraged
in
losing
tackle
while
deen-castins
In
fast
waters,
stay
with
it:
this
not
too
easy
accomplishment
is
well
worth
while
when
conquered,
the
first
touch
of
the
moving
sinker
on
bottom
will
come
to
you
after
much
nractice,
and
you
will
gradually
learn
to
balance
the
retrieving
speed
with
lure
depth
and
water
current
drag;
the
whole
idea
is
to
draw
one's
lure
close
by
the
noses
of
fish
resting
in'
the
relatively
current-free
lower
depths,
instead
of
continually
allowing
the
lure
to
pass
overhead
where
it
will
be
ignored
or
unseen.
Even
with
If
we
want
to
adopt
the
third
of
these
alternativcs-and
ol
course
we
do,
we
will
.
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THURSDAY
COMMERCIAL
HOTEL
vs.
ESQUIRES
6:45
p.m.
VOTE
Bruce
Brown-
VOTE
bid
Phone
266
Office
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Post
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Washington,
33.
Hits:
Vernon,
56.
Doubles:
Kell,
15.
Triples:
Jensen,
Washington,
6.
salmon
and
steelhead
making
the
upstream
spawning
run
there
remains
considerable
ot
the
feeding
instinct,
and
the
Home
runs:
Rosen,
Cleveland,
10.
Stolen
bases:
Rivera,
Chicago,
11.
Pitching:
Hooper,
Cleveland,
Lopat
and
Ford,
New
York
and
Shea,
Washington.
Strikeouts:
Pierce,
Chicago,
49.
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PIG
HST
hJ
sharp
SPIN-FISHING
THE
LARGE
STREAMS
obvious
reflex
is
to
strike
at
a
Jure
which
invades
the
range
of
vision.
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BLUE
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stream
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fast
and
deep
cast
farther
upstream
so
lube
can
sink
peep
where
fish
-lie
behind
rocks
on
the
bottom.
in
deep
rivers,
feed
several
extra
feet
of
slack
LINE
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AFTER
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H
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tonomkal
i
installation
uses
only
one
length
of
pipe
inside
casing
.
.
.
in
operation
because
it
uses
smaller
motor,
needs
less
power
to
operate
...'
maintenance
no
rods
or
shafts
10
replace;
no
alve
to
repair;
no
lubrication
trouble
because
both
pump
and
motor
are
water
cooled
and
water
lubricated!
Has
many
odVantoget
rierer
needs
priming
100
quiet;
owner
can
install
or
re
more
with
simple
shop
tools;
service
pipes
may
be
cut
in
below
frost
line;
tank
ant
electric
controls
may
be
set
oer
well
or
away
from
it.
Performance
provd
in
thousands
of
installations.
Quality
guarairteed
by
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