Prince
Rupert
Doiiy
fcc..,
4
.
Wednesday.
July
2k,
1
I
Crow
Shoot
Set
for
Sunday
4
I
Derby
Needs
Safety
in
Extra
Inning
Breaks
Up
A
BETTER
CHlMNED
final
plans
for
a
crow
shoot,
end
be
held
this
coming
Sunday
j
for
...in
hn
mnrio
tnniirht
nt
the
rec-'can
(here
'will
be
trap
shooting,
those
interested.
Members
secure
entry
cards
for
the
as
Hotelmen
Edge
G
&
A
ulHr
trap
snut
the
executive
nf;Crow
shoot
tonight
at
the
trap
the
Prce
R,lpt.rt
Rod
and
Gun
1
shoot.
lh
ri,rtri
nt
inu
nt
i
TnnUrhr's
tn
shoot
will
fea-
i
Cameron
disposed
of
the
first
three
batters
in
the
top
of
the
ninth
and
then
topped
the
batting
order
as
Commercials
went
in
to
try
ana
oreaK
me
ue.
Christensen
seemed
a
bit
too
I
MtTAl
INSULATED
J
fh
Mnns(.
HbI1
i.
.
The
club
proposes
to
haw-
rt
It
.
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crow
shoot
Sunday
afternoon
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strong
for
a
moment
or
two
as
i
6ays
in
Which
entries
can
bo
he
fanned
Cameron
and
William-
made
juiy
31
s
the
deadline
son.
Carlson
waited
out
a
walk
for
entries
which
should
be
ser.i
and
then
Nickerson
drove
a
ball
1
10
p
0
Box
302.
Latest
con-that
the
third
baseman
and
short
testants
Include
George
Pear-
COME3
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Brick,
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mm
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woighl
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,
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Pitching
Duel
A
looping
single
by
Bruce
Sim-'urtdsen
with
two
out
In
the
second
extra
inning
of
a
Prince
'Rupert
Senior
Baseball
league
game
at
Roosevelt
Park
last
night
broke
up
a
pitcher's
duel
and
gave
Commercial
Hotel
a
2-1
victory
over
league
leaders
Gordon
&
Anderson.
The
thriller,
a
three-hitter
for
young
Commercial
hurler
Gordon
Cameron,
placed
the
hotelmen
only
two
games
behind
G
&
A
with
15
and
13
wins
respectively
and
five
losses
each.
G
&
A
have
four
games
left
to
play
and
Commercials
six.
Both
Cameron
and
Freddy
Christensen
pitched
five
score-
less
innings
with
the
Commercial
pitcher
having
allowed
two
hits
and
Christensen
giving
up
three
at
that
point.
It
was
three
up
and
three
down
for
G&A
in
top
of
sixth.
Minor
Simundsert
started
a
Commercial
rally
with
a
drive
to
right
field
in
the
bottom
of
the
sixth.
Morgan
got
on
on
a
fielder's
choice
when
Sid
Scherk
picked
Minor
off
at
second.
Morgan
went
to
second
on
a
wild
oo
root
ond
0oo
NO
tOVmy
MORE
HEAT
FROM
FUEL
-
lor
NEW
or
OLD
.
.
,iul
nmi
Is
hoped
that
Rpveral
teams
.nmiutt
f,ir
th
DlilWrt
Rfi-
1
challenge
cup
WAIT!
811
Fraser
St.
A
witi
Scwntittctlly
dtitgnad.
more
Sponsors
to
More
sponsors
are
needed
'for
t
the
Labor
Day
Soap
Box
Derby,
John
Dyck,
chairman
of
the
"Prince
Rupert
Trades
and
La-
derby
committee.
"
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UHldy.
1
.
VlBhf
h.iv
hnuo
nr,
nlncpd
entries
with
the
derby
commit-!
tle
and
there
re
onlv
twn
mort.
son
Donald
Murray,
Danny
Philips
and
Bill
Pederson.
Mr.
Dyck
would
like
the
en-
trants
to
meet
at
his
home,
j
1214
Park
Avenue,
at
8:30
p.m.
Saturday,
August
1.
The
race
to
be
run
off
at
i
6:30
September
7
will
be
on
'
Third
Avenue
from
the
soU
drink
plant
down
to
the
Civic
,
Centre,
Apart
from
first,
second
and
third
prizes
In
the
race,
prizes
,
will
also
be
given
for
appear-
'
ance,
originality
of
design
and
safety
features.
The
public
will
do
the
Judging.
!
The
Trades
and
Labor
Coun-
j
in
piitiia
JUI
LUC
UMIUt
v
11
o
sports
at
Roosevelt
Park
and
the
dance
In
the
evening
arc
j
progressing
favorably,
Mr.
Dye
!
said.
i
BASEBALL
TONIGHT
6:45
p.m.
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&
Service
For
quick
results
try
a
Doily
News
Clef
pitch
and
was
driven
home
when
Gunn
singled
sharply
through
centre.
Christensen
settled
down
and
struck
Out
Cameron
and
Williamson.
Commercial's
tead
was
shortlived.
In
the
top
of
the
seventh
with
one
down
Don
Scherk
reached
first
on
an
error.
Andy
Marshall
grounded
out
to
the
pitcher,
advancing
Scherk
to
second.
Sid
Scherk
singled
over
first
base
to
score
his
brother
and
tie
up
the
ball
game.
Despite
the
pressure
Christensen
retired
the
Commercials
in
order
in
the
bottom
of
the
seventh.
Cameron
gave
up
a
walk
to
O
Ac
A
in
the
top
of
the
eighth
but
struck
out
two
and
the
third
man
popped
out
to
short.
Christensen
was
in
a
spot
of
trouble
in
the
bottom
of
the
eighth
when
with
one
out
he
put
Minor
Slrnundsen
on,
hitting
him
with
a
pitched
ball
and
walked
Morgan.
However
Gunn
grounded
to
the
mound
and
Christensen
was
able
to
start
the
G
&
A's
second
double
play
of
the
game.
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LITTLE
LEAGUE
PITCHERS
LIMITED
TO
FOUR
INNINGS
No
Little
League
Baseball
pitcher
will
be
allowed
to
pitch
more
than
four
innings
per
game,
it
was
ruled
by
the
association
executive
at
a
meeting
held
at
the
Civic
Centre
last
night.
The
move
followed
games
in
which
strong
.
pitchers
have
continued
hurling
for
full
games
while
their
team
mates
have
amassed
Insurmountable
leads.
It
was
also
decided
that
from
now
on
each
of
the
six
teams
in
the
Little
League
must
use
at
least
13
players
in
each
game.
A
financial
report
read
to
the
meeting
showed
that
still
more
financial
aid
Is
needed
before
the
association
is
solvent.
Tomorrow
night
should
see
the
final
erection
of
the
bleachers
at
the
flaying
field
and
the
executive
made
a
plea
for
at
least
half
a
dozen
willing
workers
with
saws
and
hammers
to
come
out
to
Algoma
Park
to
complete
the
job.
Tonight
sees
the
Pirates
meet
the
Hawks
at
Algoma
Park.
Two-Way
Flag
Race
Seen
If
Yanks,
-Sox
Win
Today
stop
railed
to
stop
ana
me
jeu
1
fielder
bobbled.
Carlson
ended
upon
third
and
Nickerson
on
second
before
the
ball
was
back
in
the
infield.
Bruce
Slrnundsen
then
singled
down
the
right
field
line
to
end
the
ball
game.
Cameron
in
his
excellent
pitching
chore
faced
only
32
butters
and
struck
out
11.
Out
of
the
nine
innings
played
he
pitched
five
In
which
only
three
came
to
bat;.
Christensen
fanned
12,
and
walked
'4.-
Cameron
gave
up
one
free
pass.
Cameron
hit
one
batter,
Christensen
two
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living
standards,
and
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for
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By
BKN
PHLEGAR.
.Associated
Press
Sports
Writer
Today
and
Thursday
should
decide
whether
New
York
and
Chicago
are
going
to
make
-it
,
a
simple
two-team
race
for
the
American
League
pennant.
The
Yankees
have
a
chance
to
wipe
out.
the
-flag
-hopes
for.
fourth-place
Cleveland.
The
White
Sox
are
in
a
position
to
j
do
the
same
for
Boston.
.
Neither
series
is
the
kind
on
which
you'd
want
to
risk
the
'.
family
jewels
although
both
the
Yankees
and
the
White
Sox
looked
good
in
winning
Tues-'
day
night.
Newc
York
whipped
j
Cleveland
Indians
4-2.
Chicago
,
took
the
measure
of
Boston
by
j
the
same
count
with
Sam
Mole
f
banging
home
three
of
the
four
j
tallies.
The
Yankees
hadn't
look
like
champions
since
they
captured
a
doubleheader
in
Chicago
a
week
ago
Sunday
and
the
White
Sox
previously
hud
dropped,
six
of
their
last
nine
games.
But
the
gap
is
widening
now.
New
York
leads
Chicago
by
5'
games
and
has
an
8V2-game
bulge
over
Boston
and
nine
over
c
uruoKjyn
.maintained';
us
.seven-game
edge
over
Milwaukee
in
the
National
League
by
swamping
Chicago
13-2.
Braves
edged
New
York
2-0.
Third-place
Philadelphia
slipped
nlns
games
behind
by
losing
5-4
to
.
Cincinnati
and
St.
Louis
pulled
into
a
fourth-place
tie
with
the
.
Giants
with
a
6-4
triumph
over
Pittsburgh.
In
the
other
American
League
games
Detroit
outlasted
Washington
8-5
and
Philadelphia
downed
St.
Louis
8-7
on
Ray
Murray's
two-run
homer
In
the
eighth.
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a
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by
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.
.
admired
the
sleek
beauty
of
its
lines
and
the
quick,
responsive
way
it
outpaces
other
cars
in
traflic?
Perhaps
you've
said
to
yourself,
"I'd
like
to
get
behind
the
wheel
of
one
of
those!"
Well,
your
dealer
extends
a
permanent
invilation
for
you
to
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just
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Come
in
and
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Ford
then
you'll
see
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yourself
all
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things
that
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Ford
worth
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when
you
buy
it
.
.
.
worth
more
when
ou
sell
it.
1
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you
experience
Ford's
"Wonder
Ride'
you'll
ttiinkjjro're
driving
a.
much
bigger
car-and
a
much
more
Expensive
one.
Xnd
ifyou
haven't
gelt
around
to
trying
a
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engine
before
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a
thrill
when
you
feel
'
the
smooth,
eager
power
of
Ford's
great
110-Hp.
Strato-Slar.
Admire
the
view
as
you
drive
along
it's
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and
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thanks
to
Ford's.
Full
Circle
Visibility.
Notice
how
easily
Fotd
handles,
with
Fordomatic,
Overdrive
or
Synchro-Silent
shift.
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up
all
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things
you
get
in
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that
evert
more
expensive
cars
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