tu.li
uuiU'i
a
maMliaj,
ul
y.;
1
l3S
fas
l
0
riCl
Hard
Uarri
I
U
to
TA
IU
Ihui-jday,
.May
8,
1952
lnln
"'ambling,
a
weakness.!
;
the
news
gets
around
the
league
i
J
!
'ater
than
a
bru.ih
fire.
Pitch-!
!?rs
d0
not
llke
batters,
and
the
i
Rookie
Wins
For
Red.
Sox
Battery
Wins
Opener
Of
Football
Season
five
hits
while
the
third
place
I
Jet
,
Babe
)HLA
,
Out
flllf
postponed
because
of
the
cold
weather.
Jted
hot
Washington
Senators
turned
back
Detroit,
Tigers
6-2
for
their
sixth
straight
victory
in
the
night
game
at
Washington.
Sid
Hudson
limited
the
Tigers
to
Eenators
w
hacked
Ted
Gray
and
Fred
Hutchinson
for
eight.
Sen-
ators
clinolied
the
decision
with
.
a
four-run
outburst
against
Gray
t
in.
the
thi
'd
inning.
.
.
Ul'rurtt
Only
I'lUilier
WHO
'
,i
i:'!i
s
Ni"l,'r
,
leenng
is
reciprocated
with
in-;
terest.
"Most
of
the
boys
thought
the
I
I
boat
idea
was
to
pitch
him
high
:
jand
outside,"
Whitehill
recalled.!
j
"That
way
he
wasn't
o
likely
'
j
to
pull
one
into
the
rinht
field
j
i
seats
on
vou.
Rut.
th
By
OA
X
Lt-
lADUi
.
A
U
t
TTl
f
1
Boston
Stays
in
Lead
'
Indians
Humble
Yankies
NEW
YORK
Bill
Henry,'
unheralded
rookie
lefthander
of!
the
Boston
Red
Sox,
turned
in
his
fourth
victory
without
loss
Wednesday
to
defeat
Chicago
fr
i
n
tin.
nid
Detroit
and
s
-ui
I
...ungwn
was
any
ef.neral
agreement
on
I
Defeats
General
Motors
2-0
i
In
Well
Contested
Game
The
1952
football
season
got
off
to
a
good
start,
last
evening
before
a
better
than
average
number
oft
spectators.
In
a
well
contested
game,
the
Heavy
j
Rattery
defeated
the
General
Motors
by
two
goals
;
that,
fellow.
!
'he
he
d
c'
'
-"'".,"r,
11
i:
and
talking
baseball,
and
iubly
happens
in
L.nost
invar
"The
trouble
with
the
Babe
was
that
you'd
give
him
a
certain
pilch
and
he
would
mi
!
stances
the
talk
.
.
.
Get
(arnation
rircum
r
k
arouuu
i-j
to
nil.
White
Box
1-2,
and
maintain
a
Sox
one-game
edge
over
Cleveland
Indians
in
the
American
League
pennant
race.
Runner-up
Indians
defeated
the
once
proud
New
York
Yankees:
7
to
i
in
the
OiUy
other
day
game
in
the
majors.
.......
Baseball
Scores
American
St.
Louis
0.
Philadelphia
1.
Detroit
2.
Washington
6.
Cleveland
7,
New
York
2.
Boston
7,
Chicago
2.
National
Philadelphia
i,
nnsourgh
5.
New
York
3,
St.
Louis
1.
'
Brooklyn
5,
Cincinnati
4.
Boston
at
Chicago,
postponed,
cold
weather.
Western
International
Salem
7,
Yakima
1.
Victoria
2
Vancouver
7.
Spokane
5,
Lewiston
4.
Tri-City
2,
Wenatchee
10.
riiiic
Coast
San
Francisco
10,
Hollywood
7.
Sacramento
0,
San
Diego
1.
Portland
4,
Seattle
3.
Los
Angeles
at
Oakland,
it
by
a
fool.
I
mean
by
a
foot,
and
you
would
think
to
yourself
that
you
had
something.
A
-couple
of
pitches
later
you
spcomi-uivi.-uim
i-inun,
i
'
for
f
34Td
v
if
ne
ano
his
fellow
j
i,.',can
teasue
pitchers
evorj
f,i
Vint
might
be
termed
be
watched
for
he
shoots
fast.
,
Bowman
added
to
the
forward
t
line
when
he
came
on.
i
Bill
Baxter
made
a
very
satis-
;
factory
debut
as
a
referee.
There.'
i
was
not
much
that
needed
con-
j
itrol
and
the
referee
was
equal
to
it
all.
:
The
Battery
had
the
best
of
the
opening
exchanges
artf
Roue
did
well
to
spoil
Armstrong.
Later
he
brought
off
a
great
save
from
Pavlikis
and
then
saved
on
the
line.
But
he
had
no
chance
when
Smith
headed
in
a
beautiful
rross
from
Holkestad.
Battery
showed
bet-
Henry
allowed
only
five
hits
and
helped
his
own
cause
by
j
riambmo
OU
i
not
generally
!
4.-h:iiW
it
ls
driing
in
two
runs
on
a
triple
and
sincrle
Red
Sox
wrapper)
It
re
some-,
k,n.
but
pitchers
t.
If
one
of
I
arnauuii
-t
,
il
orrentea
For
an
opening
game
the
dis-
j
ol
a
1'"1
alja'
up
with
a
four-run
attack
in
the
second
inning
against
Ken
Hol-
rs
discovers
a
ter
team
nlav.
Krau.se
saved
!P'ay
was
lair.
ine
nailery
is
the
most
v.'wc.y
i
latobai,,-;
i
rornnnotl
IS
VJ
combe.
Johnny
Pesky
featured
wouiu
come
in
with
it
again
and
he
would
knock
it
out
of
the
Int.
Myself
I
likott
to
curve
him
low
and
had
better
luck
1
than
some
of
the
others"
.
st;;iiii.
tt
Uie
baoes
home
run
rccorus
i.:iOws
viiat
ne
wai-
',
ioped
only
a
t!ossc
of
his
mammoth
total
off
Whitehill
in
the
1
1
years
they
faced
each
other.
Any
pitcher
who
held
Ruth
to
i
an
approximate
average
of
one:
homer
a
season
was
pointed
out
'
on
the
streets.
"Hub
Pruett
of
the
Browns
was
the
only
one
who
really
had
the
Babe's
niimhpr"
v.,rt,
Maron's
corner
kirk.
Matthews
Showed
more
cohesion
and
fin-showed
to
advantage
but
the
tshing
power
but
the
Motors
General
Motors
were
mainly
onisnow
si8ns
of
building
up
into
a
rally
with
bases
loaded
on
a
reason
is
tnai
ground
rule
double.
SCND
FLOWERS
the
defensive.
Smith
shot
overi
trusted.
-
a
good
team
and
if
they
follow
Alex
Halg's
instructions
they
will
Improve.
Both
teams
used
BY
WIRE
.
The
only
scheduled
National
League
day
game
between
Bos-ion
and
the
Cubs
at
Chicago
was
as
did
Pat
Wilson
at
the
other
end
on
a
snap
drive.
Murray
you
Wy
is
sterna-
was
just
wide
from
Wilson
and!J,U0SUl'uus-
lne
1Iler
color-half-time
came
with
the
Bat-ied
shirts
of
tne
Motors
were
a
MOTHER'S'
Scores
Four
Knockdowns
nanaicap
to
incmseives
but
they
are
hoping
to
have
a
complete
set
of
strips
available
very
soon.
is
safe
An
j
Carnation
t
another
ay-
never
v.rlh
is
al-ay
exactly
DAY
tery
a
goal
up.
j
Battery
were
lucky
to
tjo
two
goals
ahead
when
in
a
mix-up,
I
Price
was
unfortunate
to
turn'
the
ball
past
his
own
goalie.
Robinson
sent
Taii
anead
but
,
Battery
were
without
Maz.oni
CHICAGO
(t
Undefeated
'
continued.
"If
I
remember
right,
'
he
-struck
him
out
something
i
like
13
times
in
a
row.
All
tie
;
fed
him
was
a
screwball
that
J
broke
down
maybe
even
sharper
"I
:
than
Carl
Hubbell
s.
He
would
and
Dick
Cameron
while
General
Motors
were
without
Maur
Southpaw
Chuck
Davey,
scoring
i
four
snectacular
knockdowns
oni
ice
Bishop
and
Glen
Olsen.
At,
Wednesday
night,
easily
defeat-!;;
Krause
saved.
With
the
sun
be-
hind
them
the
Motors
pressed
fu"
strength
there
should
be
i
ed
Chieo
Ve
jar
with
harpooning
jf
yiiold
the
ball
out
in
front
of
him
but
finished
weakly
Tait
shot
gooa
'ooDuia.
seven.i
uyu
piay--1
lens
ic
ine
iace
anc
siomacn
lover
from
close
in
and
Krausc'ers
snowed
clever
football
con-
;
in
their
ttfi-round
welterweight
brought
off
a
ereat
sate
after
tvol
and
col.1
shooting
skill
be-
battle
i.i
the
Chicago
stadium.
Ml!
the
General
Motors
forward
line
;
fore
alcl
tfler
the
game.
They
'
'
Making
an
astonishing
whirl-1
ana
leu
the
Babe
he
was
going
to
throw
him
another
.screwball
and
the
Babe
would
break
his
back
swinging
at
it.
I
think
Ruth
only
hit
two
homers
off
him
in
his
career,"
showed
a
spell
of
neat
combina-!
have
class.
wind
finish,
ejur
was
credited
with
winning'
omy
tne
tenth
1
tion.
Dunbar
saved
at
.
the
.
ex-
MAKI
TH.S
7
DAY
for
u
milk
use
.
for
general
Carnation
Mi
in
place
of
your
l
1
-i
pense
of
a
corner.
Battery
were
j
round.
Second
and
ninth
were
even.
Classified
Ads
Pay
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
E.
Blackburn
who
have
been
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver,
returned
to
the
city
from
the
south
on
the
Prince
Rupert
yesterday.
satisfy
y"u-
wm
Will
5M
.
always
dangerous
when
Ihey
broke
away
while
Krause
saved
well
from
Murray,
Tait,
Bowman
and
then
outguessed
Pat
Wilson
when
the
latter
seemed
to
be
through.
Teams
:
Heavy
Battery
Krause;
Dunbar,
Parkhouse;
Jensen,
George-son,
Ford;
A.
Gomez,
Pavlikis,
Ralph
bmith,
Armstrong,
tioike-stad;
Darrow
Gomez,
Youden.
Popular
Stcemcr
Prince
Rupert
5
H".J
General
Motors
Roue;
Robin-.
.son,
Price;
Lien,
Eby,
John
Wil-1
KAILS
tOH
I
json;
Murray,
Bedford,
Pat
Wil-:
I
son,
R.
Maron
S.
Muron;
Mat-!
i
thews,
Tait.
"
"
,
1
DO.VOU
LKIE
SPACUETTI
limimbie
Motliw
with
K.'.A!
'.;
or
with
a
I'OTTK.O
PLANT.
iur
iivrl.
r
via
air
mail
or
i
i,
.
'i
v.ill
l.'ai-h
her
Krause
played
one
of
his
best
Vancouver
ami
liilermcui.ite
I'urts
Each
Thursday
at
1
1
:."
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
Wl
lV.r.Y
Mll)M(iin
Comfort
and
Service
For
Reservations
!
U,
I
!
L,
r
;
f
i
..
H
U
I
r
,
games
anu
was
very
fast
on
close-in
plays.
Dunbar
was
aa
!
reliable
as
ever
and
Parkhouse
used
his
speed
to
good
advantage.
Georgeson
and
Jensen
were
:
resouiceiul
and
constructive.
Ford
was
effective.
Smith
and
i
Pavlikis
were
always
a
threat.
jHolkestad's
cross
that
produced
i
the
first
goal
v..s
a
beauty,
i
Armstrong
is
still
a
great
play-maker
and
rarely
wasted
a
ball,
i
A.
Gomez
and
Youden
did
well.
Darrow
Gomez
came
on
in
the
'.second
half.
He
must
be
credited
with
being
able
to
turn
out
a
i(
li'j-.vt
rt-
f:;r
Mother
;i
b-1
ut
it
,il
way
to
1"j:
s
your
love
and
ii''Vitj,:i.
nine
lnperl
fori
sis
lNiv
,rii(;
Write
or
Call
CITY
OK
OI-POT
Ol
TICK
PRINCE
RUPERT,
PC.
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n
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a,.
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a
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st
j
a
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.
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It's
the
cheese
in
the
sauce
that
gives
the
cvnf
zest
to
I.ibhy'j
Spaghetti,
Rare
oM
(Canadian
Cheddar
top
favourite
with
all
cheese
lovers
made
exclusively
for
Libby's
by
the
world's
.
largest
cheese-maker.
Wended
with
spicy
tomato
sauce
to
add
zip
to
the
bland
goodness
of
creamy
tender
spaghetti.
It's
a
wonderful
booster
for
meatless
menus
and
cost
Jess
than
5r
a
serving.
Just
heat
and
serve.
You'll
serve
it
often.
W
1
f
-iti
A'c.
I'hone
777
i
team
whose
members
play
well
i
'.','
it.
n
mm
n
X)
wnicii)
her
!
collectively
and
individually.
!
Roue,
who
turned
out
in
goal
when
Boulter
had
to
go
to
Ter-'
race
on
business,
was
very
good
and
could
not
be
blamed
for
either
goal.
Robinson
was
fast
and
resourceful
though
he
got
a
nasty
knock
from
Smith.
Price
kicked
hard
and
was
unlucky
to
score
against
his
own
team.
Eby
;
was
clever
in
breaking
up
plays
!
and
set
ting
up
his
own
for-
wards.
Lien
played
a
tenacious
I
and
successful
game.
John
Wil-
.son
played
hard
and
robustly.
:
Towards
the
end
he
set
up
several
dangerous
movements.
Matthews,
Tait
and
Murray
were
the
!
best
forwards.
Tait
was
fast
and
!
crossed
the
ball
nicely
while
Murray
showed
good
footwork
and
centred
well.
Matthews
j
promises
to
be
one
of
the
best
i
playmakers
for
the
Motors.
Ho,
on
Sunday,
May
11th
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