r
Tribe's
Chances
of
Ral
Rampaging
Yakima
Bears
r;
1
uesday,
September
1,
1933
Ruined
by
'Terrible
Ted
Out
to
Overtake
Bronc
nighter
9-7.
Bnrf
edged
St.
Lorn
-H
m
the
National
Um
5
-
wnippea
St.
Lom,
;
j
:i
By
Tbe
Associated
Pres
The
Yakiina
Bears
haven't
lost
hope
in
the
Western
International
League
pennant
race
even
though
they
have
only
seven
more
days
in
which
to
overtake
the
leaders.
The
Bears
hung
up
their
sixth
straight
victory
Monday
night,
a
9-5
decision
over
Victoria,
and
climbed
to
within
four
games
of
S
team,
and
three
with
third-place
Salem
in
their
final
home
stand.
Bob
Wellman
chalked
up
his
24th
arid
25th
home
runs
of
the
season
to
pace
the
Bears
to
Monday
night's
win
over
Victoria.
His
solo
round-tripper
in
the
seventh
snapped
a
5-5
tie.
He
circled
the
base-paths
behind
Len
Roren
in
the
nimh
to
add
two
insurance
tallies.
Lewiston's
first
pface
margin
was
cut
to
three
percentage
points
as
the
Bror.cs
bowed
to
lly
BliN
PHI.EGAK
Antuclated
Presi
Biwru
Writer
Just
when
it
looked
as
if
Cleveland
Indians
might
really
be
started
on
a
desperation
dash
toward
the
American
League
pennant
along
came
Ted
Williams.
Almost
everybody
has
been
conceding
the
flag
to
New
York
Yankees
for
quite
a
spell.
But
the
Yanks
have
shown
a
tendency
to
stumbla
and
after
the
Indians
scalped
them
in
three
stitiiKht
last
week
some
folks,
4
f
J
first-place
Lewiston.
The
Bears
smothered
Chicaeo
rf
Milwaukee
the
day
off.
thr
JtWlk'm
"
the
Dodt'crs
10i,
,1
of
Milwaukee
with
J''
remaining.
'
Newsotn
la
the
only
.
LeaRue
pitrhcr
-v.-.
have
11
more
games,
7
or
tnem
against
second
division
teams,
hofnrn
thp
rurtain
falls
Sept.
8.
I
r.
4
:
6-2,
wh'le
Snokane
Thpv
will
nlav
two
more
with
'
Vancouver
out
Wenatchee
tnii-Pnrt
Vic
toria,
five
with
Wen-!
was
shutting
r
-e
including
Yankee
manager
Casey
Stengel,
foresaw
trouble
In
the
race
for
the
wire.
is.
atrhee.
currently
the
loop's
No.
in-
"
"U
.Mil
nj,t
record.
His
over-all
tou1
circuit,
dutinj
back
n'
appearance
with
8l
i
i
if
4
mils
Jr"'"
i
r
X
i
Major
League
Leaders
1W34,
are
200
vlclorir
"
i
fi
HOPES
RISING
It
was
generally
conceded
that
nothing
short
of
a
sensational
winning
streak
would
bring
the
Indians
anything
like
close.
Hopes
were
still
rising
Monday
night
In
Cleveland
is
the
Tribe
took
a
six
game
win-nine
streak
into
battle
with
Bos-
""i
in
nis
20
umg,
seasons
hs
also
hit
lost
13
in
the
Nitiou,
Brooklyn
hit
thw
t
oruner
who
13-0.
Edmonton
downed
Salem
6-1
and
Calgary
drubbed
Tri-City
14-7
to
round
out
the
evening's
activities.
.
Lewiston
managed
only
four
hits
off
Vancouver's
Bob
Roberts.
A
double
and
a
single
in
the
first
inning
accounted
for
the
Broncs'
first
tally.
They
were
blanked
until
the
ninth
when
Clint
Cameron
sinpled
home
a
Lewiston
runner
after
a
pair
of
walks
and
a
fielder's
choice.
SECOND
SHUTOUT
Spokane's
Jack
Spring
held
Wenatchee
to
six
safeties
in
racking
up
his
second
straight
shutout
and
his
third
of
the
season.
Will
Hafey
led
the
Spokane
attack.
He
had
a
four-for-five
evening,
driving
In
four
runs
SIX-VE.VU-OLD
LILLY
GUNNING
of
Ottawa
told
the
great
Joe
DIMaggio,
former
star
outfielder
with
the
New
York
Yankees,
that.
"I
like
football
best,"
when
they
met
recently
at
Jasper
Park
Lodge.
Jasper,
Alta.
DIMaggio
was
visiting
Jasper
when
Marilyn
Monroe
was
making
a
film
there.
I
munui
;s
ujiai
to
15
iun..iu.-u
oua.
Snnrt
or
the
Nauoni
J
i
i
-i
ii-
i
-i
comou
pusneu
uv-r
wti'ur
uauru,
ana
one
by
Oi
runs
in
tne
secona
ana
tnira
oy
.campanella
set
i
ij-buc
rtrora
roc
rut.
in
by
a
catcher
vtai
s
SPORTS
ROUND-UP
mered
across
a
pair,
pj
a
toiai
ol
124
(or
tht
The
old
mark
wu
is
innings
and
Cleveland
answered
with
a
tally
in
the
sixth.
Then
the
Sox
put
two
men
on
base
in
the
seventh
and
Williams
promptly
parked
one
Into
the
upper
right
field
deck
of
Municipal
Stadium.
It
was
his
sev-
'enth
home
run
In
the
four
!
weeks
since
he's
been
out
of
the
!
U.S.
marine
corps.
I
Boston
went
on
to
win
8-4,
By
GALE
TALHOT
.
NEW
YORK
(AP)
Could
it
be
that
United
STIFLING
IN
HEAVY
GEAR,
players
sizzle
in
90-degree
heat
as
Canada's
professional
football
season
is
opened
officially
at
Toronto.
Toronto
Argonaut
players
George
Arnett
left)
and
Lome
Parkin
wipe
streaming
perspiration
from
their
faces
during
a
break
in
the
Big
Four
football
game
against
Montreal
y.louettes.
The
Argos,
last
year's
Dominion
champions,
won
11-9
lfore
18.500
shirt-sleeved
fans.
to
bring
his
season's
RBI
total
to
103.
Danish
Vessc!
Still
Tied
Up
Calgary's
Charlie
Mead
took
States
baseball
players,
once
-
considered
the
most
fortunate
of
muscle
merchants,
have
suddenly
awakened
to
the
fact
that
they
no
longer
have
a
the
lead
in
the
WIL
home
run
derby,
pounding
out
No.
28
of
TAIPEH,
Formosa
Ji
Danish
freighter
Htnrc:
pushing
Cleveland
10tj
games
back
oat
01
of
the
lllc
Yankees
"IIMT'
who
w"u
were
wr,c
the
season
as
the
Stampeders
rolled
rouea
to
to
an
an
easy
easy
win
win
over.Tri-
over.iri-
By
The
Canadian
Press
National
League
AB
R
H
Pet.
Scho'ienst,
St.L.
468
87
159
.340
Irvin,
N
Y
398
64
135
.339
Furillo,
Bkn
457
75
152
.333
Robinson,
Bkn.
429
98
141
.329
Ashburn,
Pha.
..
536
94
176
.328
Runs:
Snider,
Brooklyn,
112.
Runs
batted
in:
Campanella,
Brooklyn,
124.
Hits:
Ashburn,
176.
Doubles:
Musial,
St.
Louis,
43.
Triples:
Gilljam,
Brooklyn.
13.
Home
runs:
Matthews,
Milwaukee,
43.
Stolen
bases:
Bruton,
Milwaukee,
24.
Pitching:
Roe,
Brooklyn,
9-2.
.818.
Strikeouts:
Roberts,
Philadelphia,
164.
American
League
AB
R
H
Pet.
Vernon,
Was
532
92
175
.329
Rosen,
Cle
502
89
163
.325
Minoeo,
Chi
466
95
147
.315
Mitchell,
Cle
418
63
130
.311
Bauer,
N
Y
364
64
112
.303
Runs:
Minoso,
95.
Runs
batted
in:
Rosen,
112.
Hits:
Kuenn,
Detroit
and
Vernon,
175.
Doubles:
Kell,
Boston
and
Vernon,
35.
Tiiples:
Rivera,
Chicago,
14.
Home
runs:
Zernial,
Philadelphia
and
Rosen,
35.
,
,
.
,
.v,
,
,u..
,-;.v,f
!
!
ktill
wa
tiprf
nn
t
city.
is.en
wnueneaa
ana
ttocKy
"unvj
n.....,
-j
j
o
;iioi
kiu-uum.
1
1,c
tndav
ripnit
rhmi
I
,
i
.
,
,
,
i
1
I
1...
urkll.
White
C,.
Sox
ki.M
hold
.down
.Hnom
I
ucsl'"t'-lKH
Chicago
Bombers
Have
Yet
to
Lose
In
Young
Western
Grid
Loop
xeuts;o
aiso
iiumcreu
iur
me
even
nave
Deen
smarter
to
nave
coriceruraiea
uu
an-Canadian
nine.
'
.,
,
v...
orders
last
week
Imj
3,388-ton
freighter,
Tfc
j
master
was
believed
ttti
lnt
the
outcome
of
qittfcj
Pitcher
Ray
McNulty
was
also
tner
iorm
01
amieuc
enueavoi,
bay
uaauiu
second
place,
8'i;
games
behind
New
York.
Mathematically
Cleveland
could
still
make
It
with
25
games
left
to
play.
But
terrible
Ted
from,
Bobton
has
the
batting
star
for
Edmonton.
Wrestling"?
'
ii.
i
:
.
.1
.
.
.
u
i
1
-i
ii..
1
the
last
two
seasons
for
being
1?
crewmen
who
eH
nc
mi,
tt
uuuuir
uiiu
SLUitru
wir
j
from
the
ship
at
Com;.
winning
run
and
later
homered
over
the
left-field
wall.
On
the
made
it
that
much
harder.
mound,
the
Salem
castoff
held
pects.
The
freighter!.
Aug.
9
off
Red
Chini
;
cm
go
was
unloaded
it
h
EDMONTON
CP
Winnipeg
H
ue
Bombers
still
are
the
team
tc
lose
and
Saskatchewan
I",
mghriders
the
team
to
win
in
tr
e
young
Western
Interprovin-ciil
Football
Union
season.
Bombers,
rated
the
best
in
the
West
this
season,
marched
into
fi
st
place
In
the
league
stand-
iast
season
when
they
wound
up
in
the
league
cellar.
Calgary
and
Edmonton
each
have
won
one
and
lost
one
for
a
tie
for
second
place.
Flying
wing
Bud
Korchak
figured
strongly
in
Winnipeg's
victory
as
he
piled
up
10
points
from
a
touchdown,
a
field
goal
his
ex-teammates
to
six
hits.
One
The
thought
would
hive
been
siily
a
few
years
back,
but
it
Isn't
now.
Something
has
caused
the
rank
and
file
of
big
leaguers
to
feel
that
their
pay
is
not
what
it
should
be.
They
have
broken
every
tradition
of
the
game
by
hiring
a
lawyer
to
voice
their
demand
for
a
better
slice
of
the
gravy,
among
other
things.
of
them
was
Chuck
Essegian's
seventh
-
inning
round
-
tripper
which
spoiled
a
shutout
for
the
league's
leading
scorer,
being
chosen
the
most
valuable,
etc.
He
also
plays
professional
baseball
in
Can.ida
during
the
off-season
with
the
full
consent
of
ills
owners.
It
is
small
wonder
that
th
ba.-eball
player,
especially
if
he
isn't
a
New
York
Yankee
or
a
Brooklyn
Dodger
and
thus
has
np
chance
at
a
world
series
share,
has
lr;oked
arcund
him
in
recent
years
and
begun
to
do
WINS
200TH
GAME
The
other
American
action
Monday
night
was
confined
to
the
second
division.
Bobo
Newborn
won
his
200th
American
League
game,
a
10-4
decision
for
Philadelphia
Athletics
over
Detroit.
Only
11
other
hurlers
ever
have
won
that
many
In
the
American
League.
Detroit
won
and
two
converts.
Winnipeg's
WEIXINCBOROl'Gl'.
A
pigeon
entered
i
1948
cross-country
nm
come
home.
Owner
1
.
said
it
must
hae
bwt
someone
in
the
norti
land
and
recognized
t
place
while
flylnf
ore:
Lucky
Clover
WINNIPEG
(CP)
Twelve-year-
other
points
came
from
a
major
v
end
Neill
Armstrong
and
a
rouge
on
Johnny
Bright.
I
Pete
Thodos
scored
all
Cal-i
U
gs
on
home
ground
Monday
j
li
ght,
defeating
Calgary
Stam-i
p
ders
16-10.
I
At
Regina,
the
Roughrlders
i
lest
out
19-17
to
Edmonton
Eski-rros,
the
second
setback
for
the
II
ders
in
two
games,
leaving
tl.em
in
the
same
position
as
old
Larry
Karp
claims
to
be
The
average
ball
player
can
'
read
the
sports
pages,
and
it
his
not
esceped
him
that,
for
-the
time
and
energy
expended
,
the
first
game
of
tne
twi-
j
Stolen
bases:
Rivera
and
Min-ioso,
21.
some
tail
thinking.
more
than
twice
as
lucky
as
people
who
find
four-leaf
clovers.
He
says
that
while
playing
in
his
back
yard,
he
discovered
one
with
nine
leaves,
and
all
I
on
one
stem.
?ary'r
points,
two
unconverted
touchdowns.
Ten
of
the
Winnipeg
points
came
in
the
fourth
quarter.
It
was
the
same
for
Edmonton,
trailing
13-12
at
the
end
of
the
Pitching:
Lopat,
New
York,
13-3,
.813.
Strikeouts'.
Pierce,
Chicago,
161.
;
ind
the
mcny
involved
at
the
i
gate,
his
salary
is
not
keeping
i
,
pace
with
that
paid
in
othi-r
KsmsmDerwnen
j
and,
newer
branches
of
profes-'
Ti
e
t.aaa;Uan
Prcvt.
j
oloiial
sports.
j
l
Sure,
the
baseball
maximum
j
Bobby
Pearce.
Australian
sctil-!
still
far
cut-trips
th"m
all.
but
1
!
v.-hi
moved
to
Canada,
always
insist
on
Seals,
Beavers,
OUTDOORS
Will,
WarUj
-
A
ninn
li
Caa
Vessels
ran
back
95
yards
for
a
Seek
4
II
ill
CI
J
JCCI
touchdown
and
the
winning
J
nnlntji
Riders
aDDeared
to
have
j
only
a
few
players
can
hope
to
humbled
Ted
Phelps
of
England
attain
the
Williams-Kiner
brack-'in
the
world's
professional
scul-
Edmonton
and
its
split-T
for
colmnist
believes
that
this
will
;
prove
to
be
a
top-bracket
fishirfgN
et.
It
is
at
the
minimum
and
ijr.g
championship
race
at
the
near-minimum
level
that
the
Canadian
National
Exhibition
in
Playoff
Spots
mation
on
the
run
until
Vessels
took
off.
By
The
Canadian
Press
other
maiors
were
scored
for
!
baseballer
wants
a
new
deal,
Toronto
20
years
ago
today.
!
and
quickly.
Pcarce
was
an
easy
victor,
finlsh-
'
Ths
present
minimum,
certain
,
ing
the
three-mile
course
nearly
to
tc
raised,
is
$5,003.
and
the
i
a
quarter-mile
in
front.
Assuming
that
barring
catas-
Mmnntnl1
hv
Rniiie
Miles
and
water
when
it
can
be
regularly
and
thoroughly
fished,
but
the
lack
of
boats
precludes
this
at
present.
Ootsa
Lake
trout
are
spending
much
time
in
the
air
calling
for
anglers
to
come
fight
before
the
OG
..foremost
in
frozen
tiophies
Hollywood
and
Seattle
iend
Frank
Anderson.
Wilbur
w
ii
finish
one,
two
in
the
Pacific
;
Snyder
converted
all
three.
Esks'
Chast
League
two
weeks
hence,
th
c
int
WEl3
gaineci
from
a
There
is
much
to
be
said
for
the
new
sport
now
being
tentatively
tried
out
by
a
neighbor
who
prefers
to
remain
nameless
for
a
while;
it
is
just
a
revival
of
that
ancient
and
honored
skill
called
archery.
Quite
lately
various
manufacturers
have
wakened
to
the
need
for
bows
of
stronger
and
more
weather-resistant
material
than
hitherto
used,
and
of
course
the
answer
is
once
again
fibre-glass.
If,
is
now
possible
to
purchase
bows
to
suit,
the
requirements
of
all
members
of
one's
famllv.
weaponr
which
will
kill
cleanly
any
game
animal
on
this
con
There
Is
only
one
rule
for
being
j
a
good
talker:
learn
to
listen.
rouge
on
Ken
Charlton.
The
,game
was
featured
:
average
rookie
can
expect,
to
j
!
mnke
littie
more
than
that
his
j
first
season.
We
learn,
by
com-
j
;
parison,
that
no
rookiS
in
the
National
Basketball
Association
j
i
Is
nald
under
$8,500,
and
th"t
;
if
he
is
a
real
tall
boy
he
is
!
by
nrajor
Interest
lies
in
wno
win
tc
ke
the
other
two
first
division
I
berths.
!
Los
Angeles,
in
third
place,
j
p
obably
will
take
one
of
them,;
I)
it
a
hot
streak
by
either
San
-
!
certain
to
draw
at
least
$10,000
water
gets
much
higher;
they
seem
to
be
enjoying
the
influx!
of
new
water
created
by
the!
j
'
Kitimat
proiect
dams.
Some
big
charr
being
taken
from
Uncha
Lake,
where
there
are
good
facilities
available
for
visitors.
Wire
lines
will
do
a
better
job
deep
trolling
in
those
waters,
but
don't
fail
to
try
with
lead
on
ordinary
tackle,
and
the
larger
spoons
are
preferred.
brilliant
running,
one
for
10B
yards
by
Riders'
Herb
Johnson
who
went
all
the
way
from
his
own
one-yard
line
after
taking
a
kick
by
Rod
Pant
ages.
Johnson
idded
another
major
in
the
fourth
quarter.
Mac
Speedie
scored
for
Riders
in
the
third.
Frank
Tripucka,
who
handled
-ancisco
or
Portland
might
rr.ove
the
Angels
down
the
lad-d-r.
,
A3
things
stand,
Hollywood
is
la
games
ahead
of
Seattle
and
'.v2
ahead
of
the
Angels.
Port-li
nd
and
San
Francisco
are
tiejl
in
his
first
season.
Take
ice
hockey.
We
are
told
that
the
rawest
rookie
who
his
not
even
proved
himself
a
good
i-ang
fiahtcr
will
make
at
lea.-t
$fi,5Q0
for
the
short
winter
sei-scn
and
probably
a
good
deal
the
quarterback
chores
for
Sas-
tinent,.
The
youngsters
may
start
with
a
bow
of
ten-pounds
pull,
while
that
husky
Dad
can
probably
handle
up
to
80
pounds.
The
ammunition
question
is
little
The
firearms
presently
in
city
2tjy2
games
off
the
pace.
San
stores
certainly
cover
the
entire
,
morc-
Depending
upen
how
hi
and
one-half
L'sego
is
a
game
''Btchewari.
booted
two
converts,
he
completed
22
of
32
passes
for
189
yards.
Edmonton
came
hrougb
with
nine
out
of
17
for
179
yardi.
;-'
problem,
for
most
of
one
s
ar-
!
huge
field
of
hunting
which
our
iv
rther
back.
ROPES
PRETTY
TIUN
h.
..
,.(
.
f
San
Francisco'.
hopes
of
mov-liiig
up
aren't
helped
much
by
the
rows,,
are
used
manyUimes,
andiuorth
provides;
prices
are
easier,
they
too,
may
be
obtained
in
and
nobody
should
have
diffi-many
and
Varied
types.
Should
,
culty
getting
fixed
up
for
any
team
docs
in
the
rrgular
schedule
and
in
tha
everlasting
pluy-ofls,
he
or.n
add
up
to
$2,a30
wi
the--total'
-swag.
'
S.10.S50
IN
EXTRAS
Gordy
Howe,
Detroit's
grcit
star,
picked
up
$10,630
in
extras
Winnipeg
was
good
on
13
out
p
-aspect
Of
tangling
with
the
fl.ars
at
Hollywood
in
this
week's
Jv-fTrl
of
23
passes'and
Calgary
five
of
rnv
readers
feel
an
interest
in
,
expedition
that
comes
to
mind.
13.
Winnipeg
gained
119
yards
j
this
sport,
let
Marty
know
and
he
Fifty
cents
buvs
possibly
the
through
the
air;
Calgary
72.
j
will
go
deeper
Into
it.
best
pocket-size
book
on
v.
ater-
Ca'.gary
lost
fullbac
k
John
-
Several
"in-the-knows"
are
,
fowl
that
I
have
encountered.
Henry
Johnston
early
in
the
taking
eohos
from
the
Cloyah,
!
Sports
Afield
magazine
calls
It
V
"
i
I
iZa.
.
r.(
t.
Portland
plays
two
games
Tuesday
night
against
seventh-p
ace
Sacramento,
Los
Angeles
Is
entertained
by
cellar-dwelling
-
-.'A
tecond
quarter.
He
was
given
a
match
penalty
for
slugging
Norm
Hill.
If
Dotn
at
tne
nam
ana
in
tne
estu-
j
-Know
Your
Ducks
and
Geese."
ary:
Jack
Watts
brought
In
one
,
It
contains
32
color
plates,
and
a
narticularlv
eood
one
last
week.
1
pithy
write-up
on
edibility,
and
it
weighed
19
pounds
minus
(o'h5r
salient
rharacteristics
of
entrails
and
head.
This
fish
the
pictured
birds.
It
can
bs
would
doubtless
have
shown
un
purchased
at
local
newsstands,
in
the
top
five
In
the
Field
and
,
Harry
Mar
and
two
rompan-
i
Oakland
and
San
Diego
plays
at
Siattle.
lThe
Rainiers
Monday
night
culled
up
three
young
hurlers
for
Uie
tag
end
of
the
campaign.
Hight-hander
Cal
Humphreys
was
recalled
from
Tucson
of
the
f
.
V
r
oszD
cans
tut
iT
wl
"
Is
1851,
ht
iteomboot
"Surpriw"
btcomt
Hit
full
eorry
poiMngert
up
tht
Frowr
Rirtr
to
Hoot-
stream
contest,
but
once
more
Runert
missed
on
some
valuable
cublklfy.
and
the
angler
lost
a
goo.'
money
prize.
.
Cohoc
are
showing
well
around
the
north
end
of
Finlayson
and
ions,
neophyte
anglers
all,
rented
a
boat
and
tackle
last,
Sunday;
bearing
In
mind
the
advice
given
them
by
our
local
guide
they
sallied
forth
to,
return
some
hours
later
with
much
broken
Arizona-Texas
League
while
Hobert
Roberts
and
Loren
Myers
wme
from
Vancouver
of
the
Testern
International
League.
I
REE-HITTING
GAME
In
Mondav
niaht's
only
game.
49
Ford
Coach
$1350
'50
Dodge
7-pgssenger
$11
25
'50
International
i2-torv
$1250
41
Chevrolet
5-pass.
Coupe
$395
'50
Prefect
.$595
'53
Austin
A-70
$2545
equipment
and
short
several
spinners,
together
with
wild-eyed
tales
of
the
many
large
fish
that
got
away.
But
they
brought
in
three
dandy
cohos
and
went
no
further
than
the
Shawatlans
estuary!
Nice
fishing.
Young
Larry
Stanwood
has
taken
four
beatings
recently
aeir
Port
Simoson
generally,
and
there
are
lots
of
others
not
r-uite
so
bright
to
be
had
between
Kwinitsa
and
Terrace.
The
Bulk-lev
at
Moricetown
is
dropping
nrd
is
in
beautiful
clear
color,
more
steelheads
coming
in
dailv.
Rainbow
Lake
nutting
out
cutthroats
and
dollies,
mostly
from
the
bank
near
the
landing;
your
i.
;MIW!,
),
CANADIAN
WHISKt
In
1904,
William
Braid
founded
Q.C'i
distiilcry,
and
established
the
standard
of
qua'"?
that
distinguishes
B.C.
Double
Distilled
R
Discover
for
yourself
why
B.C.
Double
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British
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for
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.
its
light
body
and
mellow
smooth'
nKTIILERYCO.
B.T.ru
...AA01i
Portland
topped
San
Diego
11-8
in
a
free-hitting
affair.
The
tme
was
see-saw
through
seven
'nnings
with
Jack
Merson
hitting
a;
homer
for
San
Diego
with
one
aboard
In
the
second
and
Herm
Feich
doing
the
same
for
Port-i
nd
in
the
third.
The
Beavers
Tient
ahead
to
stay
in
the
s
;venth
with
four
runs
on
a
walk
and
singles
by
Frank
Austin,
eich,
Fletcher
Robbe,
Don
Eg-g
jrt
and
Jim
Gladd.
k
San
Diego
120
010
301
8
12
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i
Portland..
004
021
40X-11
12
2
Smith,
Herrera
3,
Malloy
5
and
Vathos;
Heard,
Waibel
5,
Lint
7
and
Gladd.
jf:'--
::;
J
from
large
sized
springs
which
took
his
lures
at
Atlin
Fisheries,
but
he
finally
won
out
over
an
eight-pounder;
this
means
he
is
now
completely
."dyed
in
the
wool,"
a
good
beginning
for
a
12-year-old!
Pilseners
Square
Boxla
Series
'33
Plymouth
$650
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SERVICE
LTD.
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Vancouver
Pilseners
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squared
the
best-of-seven.
Intercity
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Leaeue
NEW
WESTMINSTER
m.
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RE-ROOF
...
1
j
final
Monday
night,
edging
Victoria
Shamrocks
10-9.
CARL
RIDD,
24-year-old
former
member
of
the
Canadian
team
at
the
1952
Olympics,
has
been
invited
to
try
out
for
the
Milwaukee
Hawks
of
the
National
Basketball
Association.
The
Winnipeg
star
will
be
the
first
Manltoban
to
play
professional
basketball,
if
he
makes
the
team.
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with
the
third
game
Wednesday
at
Victoria.
Shamrocks,
unbeaten
In
20
home
games
this
season,
won
the
opener
10-7
on
thir
home
floor.
A
5-4
edge
In
the
final
period
earned
Vancouver
their
thrilling
win,
after
the
two-man
Victoria
wrecking
crew,
Whitey.
Severson
and
Archie
Browning,
nearly
capsized
them.
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