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Prince
Rupert
Daily
NewS
Monday,
May
12,
1952
Trapped
wuck
Thirty
Years
Ago
in
SPORT
crews
i
rem
CNS
Prince
George
and
Prince
Rupert
played
to
a
two-goal
draw.
'
The
last
of
the
sixty
loads
of
cinders
has
beerr
spread
on
the
grounds
of
Acropolis
Hill.
Maxim
Waits
To
Sign
With
Ray
Robinson
By
OAYLE
TALBOT
ROSSBURN,
Man.
1k'
:
Clearsky
is
a
muskrat
trapper
but
,
in
one
of
hiri
traps
he
found
a
"v
cluck
tha.
.had.
been
banded
by
the
Washington
Wild
Life
Scr-V,
vice.
This
was
the
first
baml-ed
ciut
k
in
his
traps
In
20
years
k
DAILY
NEWS
Many
a
Twist
Likely
Due
Big
Major
League
Shuffle
By
GAYLE
TALBOT
NEW
YORK
(AP)
The
baseball'race
is
not
yet
a
month
old,
and
a
forecaster
should
not
become
panicky
any
more
than
a
manager
should,
but
we
already
have
''a
strong
feeling
that
some
alterations
The
football
sciiefliile
has
been
drawn
up
with
four
teams
entered.
They
are
Sons
of
Canada,
Grotto,
Callies
and
Sons
of
i
P
R
T
S
j
I
NEW
YORK
APi
-Joey
Max-i
im,
the
thick-set
light
heavy-j
weight
champion,
was
waiting
;
stolidly
In
the
offices
of
the
New
AYLESBURY,
England
(P
A
technique
for
improving
hlllsid',
.
V
and
marginal
grasslands
by
"!
spraying
new
liquid
fertilisers'-
"i
from
the
air
will
be
publicly
demonstrated
in
Buckingham-'
i
shire.
The
fertilizers
were
spe--
I
dally
developed
for
this
method.
a
I,
In
intermediate
billiards
league
the
standings
are
Sons
of
Canada
1st,
Tl'Js
2nd,
Elks
3rd
and
Barbers
4tJi.
,
In
a
pre-season
football
game
Sons
of
Canada
beat
Sons
of
England
by
2-1.
Teams
were,
Sons
of
England:
W.
J.
Bourne;
J.
C.
Williams,
S.
Ferry,
E.
Man-selVBert
Wearmouth,
E.
Craggs,
W.
J,
Hemming,
J.
Kelsey,
P.
Tinker;
'H.
M.
D.
Lambe,
J.
Farquar.
"
Sons
of
Canada:
).
Frizzell,
G.
Mitchell,
H.
Mehzles;
W.
Davis,
V.
Menziesv
E..
Tait;
D.
Robinson,
W:
Anderson,
J.
Marks,
E.
Warren,
J.
Falks.
tfcrev
Ti.iher
scored
the
only
goal
for
S.O.E.
and
V.
Menzies
ibel
&
Odowes
Draw
First
are
necessary
in
'
which
,
was
presented
here
as
th3
four-star,
exclusive
and
certain
order
of
finish
in
the
American
League.
I
If
you
risked
a
beer
on
Cleve-
Yankee
In
the
runner-up
spot,
land
Indians
to
win
the
flag.
You
can't
turn
your
back
on
a
take
It
easy.
You're
in.
They
j
champ
just
because
he
get3
have
what
it
takes,
even
with
knocked
u:wrt
a
:-cuple
of
times.
lood
in
Season
Opener
York
State
Athletic
Commission
for
Sugar
Ray
Robinson
to
show
up
and
sign
the
papers
for
their
la-round
fight
at
Yankee
Sta-j
ilium
June
23.
He
was
asked
if
he
wasn't
getting
weary
of
waiting
for
the
pride
of
Harlem.
"Not
me,"
grinned
Maxie.
"For
this
kind
of
money
I
can
wait
a
long
time.
I've
waited
for
a
whole
lot
!.
it
hasn't
been
long
since
I
was
fighting
some
very"
tough
monkeys
for
two-three-four
thousand
dollars.
One
period
ol
15
montns
I
think
I
had
24-fifjht.s"
For
all
his
scores
of
fiehts
with
such
a
man
as
Larry
Doby
outi
What
to
uo
with
the
Red
Sox,
unH
j
Marks
scored
for
the
Sons
with
injuries.
It
Is
a
blow
that
I
preopnts
something
of
a
prob-.
f
c.mm-a
points
that
the
original
list
ap-
j
lem.
It
is
contrary
to
every
base
pears
to
be
slightly
out
of
kil
ball
law
for
a
club
to
come
up
1
Last
seasons
champions
of
Prince
Rupert
Base-i
Lcasnc
wen
the
1!52
opening
game
yesterday
,-riioon
from
their
closest
rivals.
Abel
&
Odowes
The
Lrful
Mnet
Gasoline
Your
I.
I.
iV,,,
ninii.mninir
aff;iir
h.'A
fl'fitn
fViivlfin
A',
AnI
ter,
and
we
would
like
to
offer
an
explanation.
In
the
firsfpiace
(hey
have
been
trading
players
all
over
the
joint
since
the
season
opened.
Second,
several
clubs,
especially
Boston
Red
Sox,
are
employing
athletes
who
were
kept
carefully
hidden
during
the
spring.
with
that
many'
sterling
rookies.
However,
it's
done
now
and
it
j
seems
expedient
to
shove
the
j
Bobbysox
up
a
peg
into
third
;
place.
j
Let's
see,
that
leaves
Detroit
without
a
home.
The
Tfgers
are
'
eighth
at
the
moment.
Put
them
fourth,
but
remind
we
to
feel
i
second-last
stanza
rally
to
overcome
a
1
many
of
the
best
bi&
men
in
thff
frim
in
Rarae,
tne
ju-year-old
Clevelah-
again
in
about
a
They're
good,
too.
And
in
tne
(
their
pulse
third
place,
a
few
players
are
i
month.
l
-point
lead.
:rlwimls
in
the
dust-bowl
ii:
,;.rvHt
Park
notwlthstand
-i
pace
of
the"
slow
opener
Jfcnrd
in
the
fourth
inning
i
three
one-base
hits
by
the
i
f
tile
winning
batting
or-
j
wcomer
this
year,
Jim
ii.vn
started
the
hitting
;
der
.shows
scarcely
a
mark.
He
fielder
Jack
Lindsay
and
catch-:
looks
like
what
he
is
a
con-cr
Dave
Abel,
whose
base
hit
I
fummate
boxer.
He
will
have
two
butted
,n
two
runti-
'.inches
in
height
and
spme
14-15
Gordon
&
Andersons
man-
pounds
in
weight
on
Robinson,
ajrer-player
Stan
Corn
well
drop-
and
is
sublimely
certain
he
can
ped
a
three-bnRgrr
into
deep
whale
the
Sugar
Buy,
outfield
with
two
men
on.
1
Robinson,
when
he
finally
ar-Catcher
Vic
Carolel's
two-base
rived
for
the
signing,
said
frank-hit
brought
Comw'ell
home
to
ly
that
he
hart
no
real
hone
nf
it
followed
by
second
out-1
edue
Clothiers
3-2
until
the
hot-
knocking
out
his
heavier
oppon-
LONDON
(PBritai
Vs
smallest
television
camera
gave
a
demonstration
of
banking
by
tile-vision.
From
a
vault
in
a
London
suburb
the
camera
televised
documents
on
a
small
screen
in
the
bank's
headquarters
10
miles
away.
There
officials
were
able
to
check
figures
and
verify
signatures,
i
not
performing
up
to
the
standard
expected
of
them.
Taks,
first,
the
two
swaps
which
have
given
Washington
a
new
young
outfield
of
Jim
Busby,
Jackie
Pensen
and
Archie
Wilson,
and
a
potential
winning
pitcher
in
Frank
(Spec)
Shea,
whose
long-lame
arm
appears
to
have
mended.
Let's
Jump
the
Senators
up
two
notches
to
fifth
place.
Car
Can
Use!
"
riBnim
i
f
nt.
An
admn
id
said
he
was
Three
runs
were
allowed
bv
surprised
at
this
"defeatist"
at-
Baseball
Scores
two
errors
when
rookie
pitcher
titurte
On
the
part
of
the
middle-
weight
champ
r
reu
cnrisiianson
mmniea
a
ball
near
the
third
base-
line
allowing
Hodgson
to
slide
home.
American
League
:i(,i!;o
8.
Detroit
5
U8
i'
i'
in-
"It
isn't
defeatist,"
the
slender
Negro
protested.
"I
swear
I
don't
That
makes
it
necessary
to
and
when
rightfielder
Ray
feel
any
different
about
him
than
BELFAST
Scientists
from
Get
Activated
spring
missed
a
grounder,
stretching
Hawryluk's
base
hit
J
w
Yurk
7.
Boston
4
(two
!
Kttli.
'S.
!''.
National
Distilled,
Blended
and
Bottled
in
Scotland
,
MV
ox.
bottlw
This
advertisement
15
not
puulfttiea
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W
.
I.
A
1
t
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,.,
about
all
the
others.
It's
just
arol
lne
cooiea-on
ti.,
lou
Canada
and
many
other
nations
that
I
know
he
can
take
a
Brown
down
10
sixth
and
Cnlhave
been
invited
to
the
114th
punch.
I
know
that
if
I
beat
him!
eag0
whlte
Sox
t0
seventn-
I
annual
meeting
of
the
British
it
will
be
with
speed,
and
I'm!
For
the
time
being,'
at
least
j
Association
for
the
Advance-
,
r
5
I
to
a
three-bagger,
sending:
home
post-
j
Lindsay
and
Abel.
f-isbiia'h
at
Chicago
SHELL
PREMIUM
GASOLINE
faster
than
he
is."
1
until
another
revised
forecast
,
ment
of
Science,
to
be
held
Sept.
BoarJ
by
the
Government
ol
Rrltish
Columbia.
Off
in
a
corner
some
of
the
seems
avdisable-
we'u
leave
the
3
to
10.
Pacific
(
oast
!
tkmcl
3.
Seattle
4
$
:,
Francisco
1,
Hollywood
5
biys
were
wondering
if
it
might:
not
turn
out
to
be
a
poor
fight,
j
between
two
extremely
skilful!
boxers,
with
Robinson
staying
on
I
hi."
bike
all
the
way.
They
were
'
interrupted
by
the
mellow
tones
of
Bob
Chi
Lsienberry,
chairman
Point
Grey
Scene
of
Golf
Open
1
i
'
.
i
:.
K
1
of
the
commission,
speaking
for
the
talkies.
'
'
Shakv
hands,
boys,"
he
said.
"I
know
this
will
be
not
just
the
iklu
of
the
year,
but
the
fight
of
the
century."
;
VANCOUVER.
Point
Grey
iGolf
and
Country
Club
will
he
i
the
scene
of
the
1954
Canadian
rr.iinf-nto
1.
San
Diego
2
A.ipeles
3-3.
Oakland
4-8
Western
International
licouver
13.
Yakima
4
luria
3,
Wenatchee
2
i-m
u.
l.cwi.ston
I
i-City
0,
Spokane
1.
SATURDAY
National
!..Ia-!phiii
4
8.
Brooklyn
0-1.
.".-.burjn
1,
Chicago
3.
York
1.
Boston
2.
l'imi.iti
3.
St.
Louis
5.
American
stun
X
New
York
18.
chingtim
4.
Philadelphia
1.'
(
Louis
6.
Cleveland
4.
!fatto
6.
IMroit
3.
Western
International
Uina
6,
Wenatchee
0.
jOprn,
club
officials
have
announced.
j
The
72-hole
tourney
will
liko-i
ly
be
held
in
late
August
fol-j
lowing
Britisn
tmpire
Games.
:
It
will
be
the
second
time
Vancouver
golf
fans
will
watch
'top
Canadians
and
Americans
;n
I
'
action.
The
Open
was
staged
at
s'lnnchnnKtf
in
104R
Remember
when?
Carl
Hubbell
pitched
his
first
complete
game
for
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
26
years
ago
today
in
the
International
League,
shutting
out
Jersey
City
J-0
on
two
hits.
Hubbell
went
up
to
the
New
York
Giants
in
1328,
and
with
icm
2,
I.ewi.ston
9.
'
i
-City
5
Spokane
2.
'.
m-wiver
al
Yakima
post-'
rl,
rain.
Pacific
("oast
Under
certain
conditions
rainbows
may
be
seen
as
comp'ete
circles
lrom'
h:;'h-flying
Irs
famed
'snvwbaH"
was
a,
mainstay
of
the
Giant
pitching!
f-taif
until
194?
when
h;
became!
head
of
the
Giants'
farm
system,
j
rtland
2,
Seattle
0.
a
Francisco
7,
Hollywood
8.
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Angles
8,
Oakland
9.
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2.
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2.
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been
oxlended
t
veterans
who
Mialify
by
having;
served
in
Korea.
With
few
exceptions
policies
may
be
obtained
without
medical
examination,
'''eniiiinis
may
be
paid
from
unused
re-eslablishment
credit.
For
full
particulars
apply
to
nearest
D.V.A.
Office
or
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OF
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DF.I'AltTMENT
OF
VETERANS'
AFFAIRS.
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Published
under
tho
authority
of
the
Honourable
Huaues
Lopoinre
Minister
of
Veterans'
Affairs.