1
frvuu-f
Kupeit
1
ai':y
rie.
Tuesday,
May
19,
1953
Conrad,
King
Edward
Capture
Trophies
In
Annual
Kinsmen
Sports
Competitions
Despite
a
light
rain
which
fell
Ann
Nelson.
Immediately
after-
:
Centre
in
the
evening
was
a
suc-i.oJ.iitPntlv
all
afternoon,
the
wards,
the
sports
program
got,
cess,
Roy
Paulsen,
chairman
of
Hote!
Crew
Continue
Unbeaten
Streak;
Esquires,
Terrace
Split
Doubleheader
4.1
Kinsmen
Kiddies'
Sport
Day
and
;
underway.
th
dance
committee,
reported.
1
elementary
school
inter-school
;
Throughout
the
a
f
t
e
r
n
o
o
n,
1
Business
was
brisk
at
the
booth
i
meet
drew
a
large
crowd
of
par-
Gordon
Bateman.
Bob
Moore
unter
charge
of
Carl
Sauer,
!
Urinating
youngsters
and
Inter-
Jim
Mellor,
Don
Fraser
and
Ed
chairman
of
the
refreshment
ested
spectators
to
Acropolis
Matte,
who
acted
as
starters
for
committee.
Lsla
Garner,
Sheila
WHPnir
cdii...
Hill.
lne
various
eveuvs,
wnc
w
Ramsey,
jean
Ramsey,
Williams
singled
Into
left
field
on
the
first
pitch.
fiosedale
started
this
game
for
Esouires
and
did
not
give
up
an
earned
run.
Errors
in
the
second
a.:d
lifth
inning
gave
Terrace
three
unearned
runs.
Sharpe
relieved
Rosedale
in
the
ninth
and
was
charged
with
the
loss.
Gray,
pitching
for
Terrace,
was
unbeatable,
but
with
men
on
seemed
to
lose
some
of
his
ef
fec-
Olga
a
scramble
and
fight
for
the
league
lead
and
a
play-off
berth.
Esquires
won
the
first
game
at
Terrace
4-3
in
the
top
of
the
ninth
when
Dell
singled
and
came
home
on
a
double
by
Rose-dak.
It
was
a
good
game
all
the
way.
The
evening
game
was
won
by
Terrace,
4-3,
in
the
top
of
the
I
tenth
w
hen
Burton
walked
and
moved
to
second
on
a
sacrifice
Dixld
and
Marg
Meller,
who
assisted
the
Kinsmen
in
the
booths,
Conrad
Street
School
won
tneinusv
wnn
me
lunior
section
of
the
inter-
entries
In
each
event,
i'
hni
rnnmetitlon.
The
trophy!
Rusty
Ford.
Ernie
Turner
and
COUNTS...
COUNT
ON
DIBB
PRIHTIHG
COMPANY
Commercial
Hotel
11.
C.
&
A
8
Ksquires
4,
3;
Terrace
3,
4
Commercial
Hotel
stretched
their
unbeaten
streak
to
three
games
in
the
baseball
league
here
Sunday
by
downing
second-place
Gordon
&
Andersons
11-8
while
Esquiren
and
Terrace
split
a
doubleheader
at
the
interior
town.
,
.
In
-the
Rupert
game,
rookie
pitcher
Gordie
Cameron
of
Commercial
Hotel
won
his
second
game,
giving
up
10
hits,
five
walks
and
hit
two
batsmen.
He
coasted
through
most
of
the
game
as
his
mates
racked
up
10
runs
and
nine
hits
off
starter
Chfistensen
and
one
run
and
thraa
Viitc
nff
rplipfor
rinniinr
in
for
the
intermediate
section
was
Don
Johnston,
official
Judges,
were
very
busy
until
the
booth
won
by
King
Edward
School,
were
also
busy
at
the
other
end
'
K0ld
out
late
In
the
afternoon.
Borden"
Street
School
and
An-!
of
the
course
deciding
t'.-)
?
win-
j
and
scored
when
pinch-hitter
tiveness.
Try
Daily
News
Want
Ads
nunciation
School
were
the
other
i
ners
in
me
nose
compeuuun.
j
two
schools
in
the
competiUcn.
j
More
than
1,300
youngsters;
The
trophies
donated
by
."iled
past
the
stand
where
the
Walcott
Protest
Rejected
By
Illinois
Commission
George
Cook
were
presented
by
;
runsmen
naimeu
out
iree
ice
Kinsmen
President
Harry
Shear-
i
cream
during
the
afternoon.
In
clown,
to
the
school
principals.
addition,
about
J
MO
worth
of
Gordon
Bateman
of
Conrad
j
prizes
were
handeu
out
by
the
I
ft
ELLBS
Phone
26
Office
Post
Office
i
street
School,
and
Bob
Moore
ol
:
Kinsmen
'
King
Edward
School
at
the
con-
The
ball
game
scheduled
for
the
first
fiVe
innings
i
CHICAGO
f
The
Illinois
,
man
Livingston
Osborne
ruled
Hitting
star
of
the
dav
was
Atr.letic
Commission,
v
o
i
c
i
n
g
that
Marciano's
knockout
of
Wal-rnmm(,rHi
HntPl
left
fielder
disappointment
at
Jersey
Joeicott
in
Chicago
Stadium
Friday
elusion
of
the
day.
I
the
evening
was
the
only
part
of
The
sports
day
started
at
1
p.m.;
the
program
washed
out
by
the
with
the
official
opening
speech
';
rain.
of
last
year's
May'Queen,
Carol1
The
dance
held
In
the
Civic
'stands
as
official"
and
all
Nipk
Pnviikic
with
four
hits
in
Walcott's
showing
against
Rocky
night
MONDAY
WEDNESDAY
SATURDAY
five
times
to
bat,
scoring
two
Marciano
and
urging
his
retire-runs
and
driving
in
two.
The
nient,
rejected
a
protest
of
the
game
was
marred
by
errors
with
fight
by
the
aged
ex-champion's
Commercial
Hotel
chalking
up
manaeer
Mondav.
I
five
points
of
a
written
protest
arc
"disallowed."
Unless
Felix
Bocchicchio,
Wal-
cott'r
manager,
and
his
attorney,
!Angelo
Malandra,
decide
to
seek
legal
action
against
the
decision
in
the
courts,
the
case
is
closed.
C.ENFKAI.
II.
W.
G.
CRERAR,
commander
of
the
1st
Canadian
Army
during
the
Second
World
War,
will
represent
the
Canadian
Government
and
the
Canadian
Army
as
the
French
Government's
guest
of
honor
at
D-Day
commemor
ation
ceremonies
in
Normandv
this
year.
The
ceremonies
and
celebrations
are
held
each
year
on
June
z-C
in
tna
Calvados
section
of
Normandy
along
the
sites
of
the
original
landing
beaches
used
bv
the
historic
invasion
fleet
of
1944.
Genera!
Crerar
will
first
attend
the
Coronation
as
Aide-de-Camp
General
to
the
Queen.
Prince
Rupert
JUST
ARRIVED
OMR
seven
and
G
&
A
four.
There
was
little
drama
at
the
commission's
hearing
as
chair-
KETCHIKAN
Commercials
lead
the
league
with
three
wins
and
no
losses:
second
are
G
&
A
with
one
and
one.
Esquires
are
hird
with
one
and.
two
and
Terrace
with
one
and
three,
are
in
the
cellar.
But
Willi
21
frames
to
'ro
for
each
club
there
will
probably
bo
A
Complete
Line
of
FISHING
EQUIPMENT
THE
Sports
Shop
CYO
Defeates
Battery
5-2
To
Retain
Unbeaten
Record
WRANGEL
-
PETERSBURG
-
JUNEAU
and
other
Alaskan
centres
with
connections
to
WHITEHORSE
SEATTLE
ANCHORAGE
S.-
Your
Ucx
Truvet
Agfiit
IT
PAYS
TO
ADVERTISE
Heavy
Baltery
scored
first
in
Chatter
Heavy
Battery
Is
the
football
yame
at
Roosevelt;
improving
each
game.
They
had'
Park
over
the
holiday
but
CYO
Pavlikis
who
added
drive
to
the
equalized
before
half
time
and
forward
line
but
were
without
laier
went
on
to
win
5-2
to
keep
Ralph
Smith.
The
defence
did!
their
unbeaten
record
clean.
well
in
spite
of
giving
up
live'
Pavlikis
gave
Mehan
a
hot
one'
goals
but
they
do
not
get
enough
to
stop
just
inside
the
upright
respite
as
the
forwards
are
weak.'
and
later
scored
with
a
fine
Best
of
the
team
were
Leopold,
shot
that
Mehan
got
his
hands
Dunbar,
Georgeson.
Gofras,
to
but
could
not
hold.
;
pavlikis
Boulton
and
Fabriz.
Leopold
was
lucky
at
the
other;
For
tne
CYO
Mohan
did
well!
end
when
a
fine
cross
from
Ver-
in
goal
Letourneau
was
a
sue-'
Baseball
Scores
MONDAY
National
Brooklyn
1.
Cincinnati
2.
New
York
8,
St.
Louis
6.
Philadelphia
0.
Milwaukee
4.
American
Detroit
5-b,
Boston
2-12.
Chicago
0.
Washington
3.
Western
International
Calgary
6,
Edmonton
4.
Vancouver
6.
Victoria
0.
SUNDAY
llaar
stiuck
the
iront
01
me
cess
in
n
v,is
his
,lpw
new
nnSitinn
position
at
at
full-
1
back.
Rultan
was
.Hire'.
Van-'
Neerland
and
Tambourini
were
;
the
pick
of
the
forward
line.
HERE'S
WHAT
AN
l3DUSTRY
EMPLOYING
200
MEN
MEANS
TO
A
COMMUNITY
cross
bar
and
fell
in
front
to
be
finally
scrambled
away.
Tambourini
got
through
and
Leopold
came
out
to
meei
him.
He
deflected
the
shot
but
not
enough
and
the
ball
went
into
the
net
for
the
eaualizer.
1
,4.
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rl
r
V7
A
5-
V
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:r.r
f..
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t
V.
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f.
V
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if
H
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.
v
i
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I
-
-
-
I
ITS
ft
1
It
-
1
-J
rvr.
Remember
When
In
the
second
half
Van
Neer-j
Sunday
baseball
was
inaugu-lnnri
juwpiI
rmri
then
another
rated
at
Washington,
DC,
35
goal
gave
the
CYO
a
two-goal'
years
ago
today
when
a
crowd
lead.
Georgeson
added
a
second
of
15
000
saw
the
Senators
for
the
Battery
but
CYO
got
two
;
snatch
a
1-0
win
over
their
Am-more
goals
with
VanNeerland
the
crican
League
opponents,
Cleve-
i
iand
Indians.
That
thriller
went
12
innings
and
despite
the
tightness
of
the
score
each
team
committed
six
errors.
,
scorer.
TEAMS
Battery
Leopold;
Dunbar,
Georgeson;
Boulton,
Gofras,
Maron;
Keezky,
cUansfield,
Pavlikis,
Fabriz.
Leo
Matte.
CYO
Mehan;
Letourneau,
Hurley;
Silversmith,
Ruttan,
A.
N.
Other;
Verhaar,
Nuyten,
Tam-bouninl,
VanNeerland,
Casey
Nuyten.
Referee
C.
Mills.
A
Plant
lnvitmnt
Of
$300,000
Many
details
of
the
British
Coronation
service
have
been
unchanged
since
William
the
Conqueror
was
crowned
in
1060.
Th
Support
ol
1500
Nopl.
-
National
Cincinnati
13-0.
Brooklyn
5-10.
1
New
York
!).
St.
Louis
6.
I
Chicago
6-7.
Pittsburgh
2-3.
!
Philadelphia
at
Milwaukee
!
(two
games),
rain.
j
American
j
Chicago
7.
Washington
3.
j
New
York
6.
St.
Louis
5
(18
innings);
second
game
post-
poned.
Cleveland
7-9,
Philadelphia
;
2-1.
1
Detroit
at
Boston
(
two
games),
rain.
Pacific
Coa-t
Portland
6-4,
San
Francisco
5-S.
(Second
game
11
innings.
Los
Angeles
6-1,
San
Diego
2-3.
Seattle
5-0.
Hollywood
1-2.
Oakland
8-0,
Sacramento
1-2.
Western
International
Lewiston
2-6,
Tri-City
5-5.
Spokane
1-4.
Salem
4-3.
SATURDAY
National
Pittsburgh
3,
Chicago
2.
Philadelphia
3,
Milwaukee
0.
St.
Louis
5,
New
York
2.
Brooklyn
at
Cincinnati,
rain.
American
Chicago
5.
New
York
3.
Boston
1.
Cleveland
0.
Washington
6,
St.
Louis
0.
Detroit
6,
Philadelphia
3.
Pacific
Coast
Los
Angeles
8.
San
Diego
6.
San
Francisco
4,
Portland
1.
Sacramento
5,
Oakland
9.
Seattle
7,
Hollywood
5.
Western
International
Vancouver
3-4.
Victoria
4-5.
Lewiston
12,
Tri-iMy
1C.
Sookane
)
)
Salem
o.
g
Wenatqiieiib.-.
Edmonton
34,
S
Second
ga:iie
16
innings
V
An
Annwaf
Poyroll
of
$750,000
liiimK--frMni
1.-4
Irauu
I
so
easy
to
reach
41
l.lo.l
Siof.i
Saloi
Sonlco
for
450
Con
A
I
j
loom
School
Homo
and
12
Ttoction
at
J2
DAY
TOUR
$58.20
plus
return
air
fare
$383.15
Prince
Rupert
to
Honolulu
Summer's
delightful
time
Pwbllc
lmpromnli
Opportunity
for
30
frofosiionol
Mn
ft
50,000
Annually
tor
tht
Kail
rood
mi
REVOLUTIONARY
to
enjoy
all
the
loveliness
of
Hawaii
,
,
.
where
the
year
round
temperature
Is
about
75
-degrees
.
.
.
always
a
gentle,
cooling
breeze
.
.
.
this
enchanted
setting
opens
up
a
whole
new
world
of
holiday
pleasure
.
.
a
truly
fabulous
adventure!
Flying
Canadian
Pacific
you
have
a
choice
of
several
other
Air
Tours
with
all
arrangements
mode,
for
a
holiday
as
active
or
relaxing
as
Wish.
Only
1
OVa
hours
from
Vancouver
by
giant
SUPER
DC-66's,
pressurized,
air
conditioned
...
air
travel
luxury
you've
never
dreamed
B.E
Goodrich
Ytarly
Mork.ll
for
$500,000
lo
Agricultural
ond
Olhtr
Farm
Ptcducll
An
Annual
lpndiiut
In
Trodo
of
$2.J
Minion
TUBELESS
A
Taxoblo
Volwatioft
ef
$3720,000
mi
TIRE
I
possible.
THE
0NIY
TIRE
ram-,
THAT
PROTECTS
...
and
Government
is
a
partner
to
the
extent
of
49
on
any
profits
made.
ONLY
FREE
ENTERPRISE
CAN
ATTRACT
I
m
.
""fin-
df
,r"of;,
AGAINST
ALL
THRU
DRIVING
HAZARDS...
PUNCTURES,
BLOWOUTS
AND
SKIDS
NEW
INDUSTRIES
TO
B.C.
mm
i
offers
them
...
the
risk
of
C.C.F.
Socialism
GOING
UP!
The
Free
Enttrpme
Vole
in
B.C.
Provincial
Elections
(PacV.ic
being
taken
over
or
controlled
by
government.
707.
637.
Hbwail
Fiji
-
New
Zcolond
-
Aastrolio.
Also
the
shortest,
'
foste$t
servict
to
Tokyo
ond
Hong
Kong.
B.C.'s
industrial
growth
must
not
be
stopped.
Let's
hang
out
the
WELCOME
sign
to
investors
and
new
industries.
Let's
NOT
frighten
"Opportunity
Unlimited"
away.
,
,
i-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
FEDERATION
OF
TRADE
&
INDUSTRY
W45
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