Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
August
3,
1853
Local
All-Stars
Win
International
Series
MOI'NTAlN),
(rt
KAMItt'NCTIorS
CABBIE
j
"Little
Uns"
Make
Good
In
World
of
Sport
LONDON
(CP)-A
London
cab
MELBOURNE
C!l"
driver
who
declined
to
drive
the
rfon'a
wool
cljrv
u
,
sheik
of
oil-rich
Kuwait
In;
August,
tins
been
nTf?,
LITTLE
LEAGUE
GAME
TONIGHT;
COACHES,
EXECUTIVE
TO
MEET
Two
Conrad
Street
teams
meet
head-on
in
a
Little
League
baseball
fixture
tonight
at
Algoma
Park
when
the
Sockeyes
meet
the
Chums.
Chums,
with
one
win
and
two
losses,
are
trying
to
get
their
count
evened
up
and
Sockeyes
with
one
win
and
one
loss
want
to
keep
ahead
of
the
game.
Sockeyes
are
still
one
game
short,
"rained
out
July
20
and
will
play
the
Moose
Arabia
was
fined
2
for
refusing
mated
at
3,86o.ooo
i
ha
fare
and
ii
lor
using
insuiung
pounds
average
i.i.
iKtmiira
'
i
UrWkl
"1
'
language.
By
ARCH
MacKENZIE
more
than
getting
by.
.
I
Across
the
courts,
Maureen
LONDON
.T
9
A
grOUD
Of
T
lftl
Mr,
PnnnAll
itn.
o,i.,r,lncr
"shorties"
has
combined
this
the
women's
singles
again.
The
TODAY
and
WEDNESDAY
TWO
FEATUr
summer
to
punch
holes
In
the
old
California
basher,
five
feet,
fotir
athletic
adage
that
a
good
big
lncnes
in
her
tennis
socks
wasn.t
nian-or
woman-can
beat
a
fazed
by
her
taller
opposition,
little
one
every
time.
...
.
has!
St
thWS'
A
contributor
to
the
cause
,
3,8,'
Wfn
football
Association
Cup
for
been
Canada's
Marlene
Stewart,10
the
five-foot-tall,
freckle-faced
Blackpool
his
year
played
he
,,
.
,
game
of
his
life
aga
nst
Bolton
KL'f
P.TelhU!!'T.Z"n'"'i
Wanders
in
the
final.
HUGO
HAAS
-
CLEO
MOORE
In
"ONE
GIRL'S
CONFESSION'
.M.SO
IIKLEN
WALKER
-
ROSS
ELLIOTT
In
.
"PROBLEM
GIRLS"
ADULT
ENTERTAINMENT
ONLY
in
this
game
August
7.
President
Art
Williamson
has
called
a
meeting
between
all
'
team
coaches
and
the
executive
of
the
Little
League
association
;
for
after
tonight's
game
at
Algoma
Park.
White
Sox
Miss
Chance
To
Gain
on
Idle
Yanks
By
The
AsMXloleci
Press
Once
a
train
Chicago
White
Sox
are
moanins
"Monthly
Blues"
after
missing
a
chance
to
take
full
The
summer
has
been
kind,
adian
ever
to
win
the
British
Prince
Rupert
All
Stars
treat-
KrU-hikan
AB
R
H
E
cd
the
home
town
fans
to
three
M.
Gross,
ss
4
110
games
of
hcads-up
baseball
over
L.
Bass,
cf
5
10
0
the
week-end
as
they
took
twoR.
Palmer;
rf
5
0
1
0
games
straight
to
win
the
four-C.
Bass,
3b
5
0
12
game
total
point
international
L.
Krickscn,
If
5
0
1
o
series
by
one
run
from
Ketchi-
Hanson,
c
3
0
0
1
kan
and
win
an
evening
exlii-
Hughes,
2b
4
0
2
0
bition
game
to
boot.
R.
Vincent,
lb
3
0
0
0
;
Trailing
by
two
games,
lost
at
W.
H;i;;s,
lo
2
0
0
0.
Ketchikan
on
July
4,
6-5
and
Mitchell,
p
'4
0
0
0
5-2,
the
Prince
Rupert
team
won
a
12
inning
marathon
3-2
.
40
2
0
3
Saturday
evening
and
Sunday
I'r.
Kuucrt
AB
R
11
E
afternoon
and
then
took
the
G.
Kind,
:l
2
o
D
o
second
afternoon
game
5-1.
In
Hartwig,
2b
.
1
0
0
0;
the
evening
they
won
handily
Mathews,
3b
5
0
1
1
j
8-1.
,
M.
Siniundsen,
If
4
1
1
0
Saturday
evening
Gordy
Cam-
I,.
Si
herk,
c
4
10
0;
eron
and
youthful
Eddy
Mitch-.
Gunn,
rf
4
0
0
0
ell
of
Ketchikan
hooked
up
in
r
p-
herk.
lb
3
0
0
0
a
long
distance
pitching
du"l
Sunberg,
ss
5
111,
that
was
called
on
account
of
h.nnd!;r,
f
3
0
0
0
darkness
at
the
end
of
the
Mnrpun,
cf
10
0
0
ninth
with
the
score
tied
2-2.
Petrow,
cf
0
0
0
0
A
walk,
two
errors,
a
steal
and
,
Cameron,
p
4
0
10
a
single
accounted
for
Ketchi-
Grey,
p
1.000
kan's
runs
in
the
first
inning
j
'
of
the
game.
!
37
3
5
2
Golf
'
sir
Gordon
Richards
who.
Women's
Onen
Amateur
at
lour
reet.
six
incnes,
seems
me
smallest
of
the
lot.
Sir
Gordon
was
knighted
this
year
for
his
contribution
to
the
sport
of
kings,
continued
at
an
Championship.
Her
ice-cool
concentration
and
flawless
game
marked
her
down
for
comparison
with
short-stat-ured
Ben
Hogan.
Pll'S
NEWS
LAST
SHOW
S:15
CAPITQl
iwun
orrivori
tv,n
i
age
when
most
men,
big
and
THt
Hi
TODAY
to
WEDNESDAY
7
n
m
Yankees.
Walt
Mnstcrson
of
Washington
was
the
stumbling
block
Sunday,
shutting
out
the
White
Sox
with
six
hits,
1-10,
while
little
later
and
made
the
golf-
I
liule'
have
retired.
Sir
Gordon
wise
Scots
realize
that
every-
1
als0
won
tne
Deibv
for
the
flrst
thine
that's
been
said
about
the
i
time-
after
years
of
tryinS-big-hearted
little
Texan
is
true,
Surveying
the
situation,
John
as
he
tore
one
of
their
toughest
Hal1
remarked
in
the
Daily
Mail
courses
to
pieces
and
won
the
tliat
the
situation
may
dampen
"rltish
Golf
Championship
In
the
enthusiasm
of
govcrnment-his
first
attempt.
!
employed
scientists
who
have
.
The
trend
has
been
established
Just
reported
that
the
average
In
other
fields,
too.
,
Briton
is
growing
taller.
Prince
Rupert
tied
it
up
in;
Cameron
struck
out
10
in
11
the
bottom
of
the
fourth
on
a
lrmincs,
walked
3.'
Grey
struck
single
bv
Minor
Simundsen,
a
out
1
inning,
walked
1;
Mitchell
rain
washed
out
the
Yanks'
rioublchcader
with
St.
Louis
Browns.
So
the
White
Sox
still
trail
New
York
by
five
full
games
In
the
American
League.
Cleveland
closed
to
within
.-even
game,'
of
the
Yanks
by
grabbing
a
pair
from
Philadelphia.
10-1
and
7-1,
on
pitching
of
Hub
Lemon
and
Early
Winn.
Petri
ill
knocked
off
Boston
twice.
2-1
and,
9-8.
extending
(lie
Red
Rnx
luslng
streak
to
eight
games.
Brooklyn'
lead
was
cut
half
Lindsey
Hassett,
a
five-foot,
I
The
sportsmen
and
women
who
'
walk
and
two
errors.
struck
out
6
in
12
innings,
walk-
five-Inch
Australian
"who
leads
come
and
conquer,
he
said,
actu-the
Invading
test
cricket
team,
Is
ally
"are
the
little
"uns."
Indians
Move
Into
Tie
With
Salem
I
When
the
game
continued
ed
4;
Christcnsen,
hit
by
pitch-Sunday
afternoon
Cameron
ed
ball
for
Gunn
in
11th.
i
pitched
two
innings
only
giving
SI.COM)
GAME
(up
one
hit
but
was
tiring.
Grey
Ketchikan
100
000
000-1
4
S
took
over
in
tne
top
oi
tne
ym
pr
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201
002
OOx
5
5
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
Kimkiiiie
Indians
climbed
into
a
game
to
7'2
when
the
Doric-
Louis,
a
first
place
tie
wnn
baicm
in
o
were
beaten
by
St
ana
disposed
oi
K.etcniKan
Ketchikan
3.
A
single
by
Sunberg,
a
field-
I
ciress,
ss
er's
choice,
a
sacrifice
and
a
(
l
Bass,
cf
wild
pitch
saw
Sunberg
score.
'Palmer
rf
In
the
second
game
Freddy
q
Bass.
3b
Christensen
gave
up
one
run
to
j,
Erickson
Ketchikan
in
the
first
inning
j
jillgheSi
2b'
and
then
held
them
scoreless
Vincent
2b
If
AB
4
4
4
3
3
4
3
1
2
1
3
R
0
1
,0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
H
0
1
0
2
1
.
0
0
0
0
0
0
the
Western
International
10-1,
while
spcond-p'n-n
'-League
last
night,
thanks
to
a
iv.mKie
broke
even
with
Phila-win
over
Victoria
and
Salem's,
delphla,
4-1
and
8-1.
double
loss
to
Wenatchee.
j
Cincinnati
swept
a
pair
from
The
Senators
were
humbled
tlle
stumbling
New
York
Oiants.
.1
It
A
"
1
as
prince
Kupert
went
aneaa
in
i
Eastman
2b
me
iiisl
liming
anu
were
iifver
i
H'mson
Miows
at
7
-
9
p.m.
0
by
the
fast-Improving
Chiefs,
j
5n
nci
3.).
Chicago
finally
0
8"1
and
10--
'downed
Pittsburgh,
7-6,
In
10
0
The
Indians
showed
lots
of
!
llMn?s
on
Ranium
Jackson's
spark
as
they
came
to
life
In
home
run.
threatened.
Sunberg
collected
iTu(.ker
jf
three
of
the
hometown
hits,
two
i,U(jWiK'son
p
of
them
doubles.
j
In
the
exhibition
game
last
I
TOTE!
.
FMOI
S
Pl.AYF.RS
n
Added
Mnther-in-Law'i
Hay
Fashions
of
Yesteryear
Open
House
Semi-Annual
I
Floor
Stock
Sale
!
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
the
closing
Innings
of
their
i
-
-
32
AB
4
Pr.
Rupert
night
Jamie
Grey
from
Terrace
held
Ketchikan
to
six
scattered
hits
and
kept
the
Americans
Ford,
2b
RrinKnvir
cc
game
with
Tyees
and
pounded
out
an
8-4
decision.
Vancouver
split
a
twin
bill
with
Lewlston,
winning
the
cpener,
5-4,
and
dropping
the
scoreless
until
Hughes
banged
M
B,m,lridst.ni
rf
4
H
0
3
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
nightcap,
11-7.
and
Yakima
di-
was
brought
home
when
veteran
s'
S(.nerk
lb
I
Harry
Ludwieson
bunted
safely.
Hartwl
3b
4
3
3
2
3
3
3
3
29
Petrow,
if
n
vided
a
pair
with
Tri-City,
tak-0
ing
the
first,
4-0.
and
losing
the
0
afterpiece,
8-3.
Calgary
and
Ed-0
monton
were
not
scheduled.
In
games
Saturday
night,
Ed-
Flridge,
cf
Christcnsen,
p
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ane
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Victoria
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the
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