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Rupert
Daily
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Jews
Thursday,
June
4,
1953
HEAVY
BATTERY,
MOTORS
PLAY
TO
7-7
DRAW
Kul
in
rlicmnv
nf
the
Motors
players.
The
Battery
was
with
'
ni
fi.r
thn
Rnt.tprv-
arid
flirt
out
ijeopold,
Gofras,
Smith
and
Yankees
Top
Big
Hitters
With
18-2
Win
WORTS
ROUND-UP
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Prince
Rupert
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to
r
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and
other
Alaska
Points
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Jrt
.uj
Heavy
Battery
soccer
players
gained
their
first
point
In
the
North
Star
Football
competition
last
night
when
they
drew
with
Oencral
Motors
The
first
half
was
scoreless
with
both
goalies
stopping
a
barrage
of
attempts.
A
high
cross
by
Wilson
had
the
Battery
defence
in
a
tangle
but
Gomez
a
good
"Job.
Bowman
kept
a
good
goal
for
the
Motors
and
Eby
and
Lien
defended
well.
Eckert
again
showed
fine
judgment
as
did
Furunes.
Tait
and
Wilson
were
fast,
tricky
and
dangerous
forwards.
Fatner
Monan
was
the
referee.
Pavlikis
and
Motors
without
Sundberg,
Mills,
Robinson,
Boulter
and
Gi:;ke.
Nuyten
kept
a
fine
goal
for
the
Battery
and
Gomez,
Georgeson
and
Dunbar
defended
stubbornly.
Maurice
Bishop
maue
his
first
league
appearance
cf
the
season
KKW
uhk
Kuss
Meyer.
Brooklyn
.n
eccentric
who
has
just
been
fined
and
sus-
NEW
YORK
(CP)
Any
team
that
didn't
score
at
least
10
runs
dw!
atun
tor
blowing
his
top,
has
long
been
one
,mr
favorite
baseball
pitchers,
mainly
because
he
m
to
be
a
man
we
could
understand.
finally
kicked
clear.
Nuyten
saved
at
close
quarters
several
times
and
once
right
on
the
goal
line.
In
the
Motors'
goal
Bowman
n
Wednesday's
major
league
day
games
was
out
of
luck.
Lowest
winning
total
In
four
daylight
games
was
10.
Highest
was
18.
manaeed
'to
turn
a
hot
drive
Mini
Monk,
as
he
Is
The
world
champion
New
,nfrainst
the
bar.
of
the
best
of
but
ho
IS
good
thn
Vl-
-
(n
Isn't
"ne
Wn
r"
r"l'rs'
York
Yankees
topped
Motors
In
the
second
half.
whom
nothing
seems
to
ruffle
Mnnawrs
like
him,
but
we
find
him
only
dull.
An
nmnir.
.on
be
convinced
In
his
nnd-run
parade
with
18
and
19
hits
against
their
ih
t
runs
!
gred
afler
Tait
had
forced
his
one-,,
(u
0i
mnnih
A
free
!
that
he
should
win
niinu
time
tormenters,
Chicago
White
VETERANS'
WELFARE
OFFICER
Mr.
H.
H.
Church,
will
b?
available
for
interview
by
interested
veterans
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
at
1:30
p.m.
on
SATURDAY,
JUNE
6th
Lia
Us
Ilia
si
i:z
J
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AM
LINES
Phone
266
Office
Opposite
tost
Office
So,
when
things
.,
lime
nut.
,nz
he
pets
mad
at
some-
kick
by
Darrow
Gomez
just
went
on
the
outside
of
the
upright,
j
Nuyten
saved
well
several
times
'
and
then
Boultong
got
the
equal
rail
11
straight
balls
on
him
and
he
does
no
more
than
stare
dully
at
the
arbiter.
His
manager
romes
out
and
relieves
him
of
the
ball
and
he
trudges
off
to
the
clubhouse.
He
might
be
Sox.
Yanks
led
10-1
after
SVij
I
!
Innings
and
coasted
in
with
an
;
18-2
verdict.
Milwaukee
Braves
Increased
.
pven
if
it's
only
himself,
'throws
things
and
kicks
s
and
winds
up
In
trouble.
!e
sort
of
pitcher
we've
r
been
able
to
fathom
Is
hu,
impeturbable
galoot
izer
for
the
Battery
and
tne
scramble
ended
in
a
one-all
draw.
Both
teams
were
short
of
their
National
League
lead
to
a
game
and
a
half
by
walloping
second-place
Brooklyn
Dodgers
seeming
Inwardly,
but
he
doesn't
let
anybody
know.
News
Erings
Results
Advertising
in
the
cus-
mat
isn't
fair
to
the
tomers.
Inge!'
Saves
14-9.
New
Yoik
uiants
joined
tn
I
lie
fun
with
an
11-3
decision
over
Cincinnati,
and
Philadelphia
socked
Detroit
Tigers
10-7
with
Ous
Zernlal
driving
in
five
runs.
in
capacity
Meyer.
now,
he
lets
everybody
l;now.
When
he's
sore
he
shares
his
feelings.
When
umpire
Augle
OnnatcM
failed
to
give
him
a
finale
strike
on
11
consecutive
efforts
the
other
day,
Russ
reacted
In
a
manner
that
we
considered
completely
normal.
He
IClONd
I
cdlll
Ho
CTORIA
4
All
"angel"
has
area
to
re.y:ue
the
Victoria
,
firm
their
financial
woes.
tossed
the
resin
has
Into
the
ae
Victoria
sours
in
a
iiuot-
stoiy
announced
that
the
Western
International
vMwTlrWIL
in
appearance
ft
value
than
ever
if
baseball
club's
benefactor
fir.
and,
upon
being
automatically
ejected,
carried
his
feud
with
Donatclll
Into
the
dugout,
using
gestures.
That's
out
boy,
and
you
may
bet
trmt
the
$100
fine
and
three-day
suspension
plastered
on
the
rompetitior
from
Peru,
111.,
-will
do
nothing
to
bmk
his
fires.
ibfrt
Hew
Fergusson-Pollock,
has
offered
to
subscribe
up
S20.0OO
share
capital
In
the
r
Fergusson-Pollock
and
his
I
WMil..THMMI1ll
Laura,
are
owners
of
4.
ri
1953
mmmrmK---
"V
iaturp
baronial
estate
at
Hy-two
miles
north
of
Cowl-:
Bay.
and
heirs
to
an
old-;irv
(state.
Including
a
castle,
Times
says.
Fergusson-Pollock
was
re-
rd
planning
to
dispose
of
j
of
Ins
Krglif
h
estate
sp
that
rould
be
.n
a
position
to
help
iixal
dub.
Both
he
and
his
are
great
Tyee
fans.
:
know
it
can
be
arranged,"
said
I
am
willing
to
put
MO
Into
the
club."
:.-
Fergusson-Pollock,
who
e
to
Canada
from
England
In
i
has
no
thought
of
return-
The
castle
has
been
In
his
Jy
since
10'29.
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&
emember
When
at
New
Low
Prices
-as
much
as
20
lower
than
lat
year
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shades
l
met
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f.."ft
the
tn.rtii.0
dcmindl
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thin
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far
bitter
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with
ailhei
biush
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spiay.
Set
these
nine
new
woncftf-
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hit,L
f
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ti.
,
l"1
colen
end
how
,ood
a
job
they
can
do
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the
first
victory
37
veins
for
the
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nffe
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the
rnce
was
named.
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In
1780
and
nn
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Lord
Derby
won
with
Sir
r
Tiale
In
1787.
After
San-nn,
the
Derby
family
won
i
M'.'bi
rion
in
11)33
and
Wat-
Slnrt
in
1!M2.
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Hr'i
Frigidairc't
famous
wner-Oveti
itctric
rang
th
ultima!
in
cookine
convenience.
M59.75
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NEW
IDEAS
hove
come
to
modem
living.
And
ready
now
ol
your
Frigidaire
Dealer's
are
Frigi-doire'j
wonderful
1953
contribution
to
the
exciting
new
trends.
,
.
i
Your
Frigidaire
Dealer
has
a
thrilling
new
Frigidaire
Appliance
that
will
add
greatly
"to
the
convenience,
the
attractiveness
ond
the
comfort
of
almost
every
room
in
your
home.
But
the
biggest
news
of
alt
is
the
price
tags!
Frigidaire
prices
for
1953
have
been
reduced
as
much
as
20
I
Better-than-ever
famous
Frigidaire
quality
at
these
new
low
prices
indeed
make
this
the
bargain
year
lor
you
the
year
of
years
to
buyf
V
SO
VISIT
YOUR
FRIGIDAIRE
DEAtER
S
SPRINGTIME-DECKED
SHOWROOM
I
See
the
special
demonstralions
now
going
on.
team
how
easily
you
can
bring
the
New
Ideas
ot
Living
into
your
home
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Srores
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Kellogg
said,
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