t
'rince
Ruprt
Daily
New,
Friday,
June
U,
1954
Seventh
Inning
Rally
Saves
Game
As
G
&
A
Earn
7-7
Tie
With
Hotel
Pm,l...,.
.
Canada's
street
railways
carried
more
than
a
billion
and
a
quarter
passengers
last
year.
93
million
onSrh
welfare
in
1952.
UllhanU.'
SERVE
Canada
in
the
NAVY
Trovel
.
.
.
Adventure
.
.
.
Good
Poy
Security
.
,
.
Advancement
Opportunity
Tlicse
are
yours
when
you
Join
the
Navy.
Navy
careers
are
planned
careers.
You
serve
yourself
while
yoil-
serve
your
eountry
In
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy.
There
are
close
to
50
different
sea-going
opportunities
in
the
Navy.
Age
limits:
17
to
25
(29
with
certain
trade
qualifications).
Education:
Grade
8
or
better.
Discuss
your
career
with
the
Naval
Recruiting
Officer.
Your
Naval
Recruiting
Officer
will
be
at
1I.M.C.S.
CHATHAM
from
9
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
daily.
C
RockMpunt
To
Play
Soccer
With
Greenville
In
pince
ot
a
regular
district
soccer
league
game
between
General
Motors"
and
Port
Edward,
tomorrow
night,
an
exhibition
game
between
an
All-Star
eleven
and
a
Greenville
eleven
will
be
held
at
Roosevelt
r-aric
at
V.
The
Aii-star
team
nas
been
picked
from,
the
garagemen,
the
Gondola
team
and
the
Pulp
Workers
Local
708
squad.
Expected
line-up
includes,
F.
Neil,
Jim
Georgeson,
Rod
Robinson,
Maurice
Bishop,
Frank
Bol-tong,
Casey
Nuyton,
Charlie
Mills,
Frank
Brutten,
Rod
Tait,
Adriano
Tamburlnl,
Charlie
Benny
and
E.
Nordio.
defensively
in
the
fifth,
when
It.
Niikrison
and
left
fielder
Rusty
Furd
sent
in
wronghander
Cameron.
Chnstensen
to
relieve
first
year:
Ian
Dunbar's
bunt
was
picked
hurler
Dennis
Reed.
Christcnsen
'
up
by
pitcher
Jim
Flcwin
who
handcuffed
the
hotelmeri,
re-
i
threw
dead-on
third
sack
to
tiring
nins
men,
six
of
them
by
j
force
Petrow.
In
getting
on
tar-strikeouts,
i
get
Nlckerson
fell
on
his
back
Commercials
had
tagged
start-
allowing
Don
Scherk,
who
had
1
walked,
to
chase
Petrow
In.
Syd
er
Reed
for
all
seven
runs
on
six
hi'.s.
four
wilks
and
three
of,
Scherk
singled
to
left
fild
but
A
seventh
Inning
rally
by
Gordon
and
Anderson
hist
night
saw
them
bring
three
runs
across
the
plate
and
turn
what
seemed
like
a
cinch
loss
into
a
7-7
tie
with
Commercial
Hotel
in
a
.scheduled
Senior
Baseball
game
at
Roosevelt
Park
t
Trailing
7-4
goin
into
the
inning,
O
&
A
started
the
rally
when
Syd
Scherk
got
on
with
a
Tfcal
dvtrtiiemet
it
no8
published
Bo,d
w
by
th,
Gomy.v
c
Cameron
missed
out
on
the
pick
the
four
rriuis
the
league
leaders
committed.
fielders
choice
which
saw
Ralph
Endridge
forced
at
second.
Dar-
TODAY
AND
SATURDAY
Top
Commercial
hitter
Nick
ryl
Young
walked
and
Bill
Simd-I
Pavlikis,
started
his
team
off
JOEL
McCREA
YVONNE
DE
CARLO
berg,
playing
despite
a
sprained
ankle,
brought
in
Scherk.
Fred
PRINCE
RUPERT
TO
mi
ii
with
a
home
run
in
the
first
with
two
men
on
the
bases.
O
&
A
came
back
with
one
run
In
the
second,
when
Dave
Hill,
who
tripled,
came
in
when
Commercial
shortstop
Cliff
Dahl
muffed
Endrige's
hit
to
short.
G
&
A
took
over
the
lead
in
the
third
when
three
runs
came
In
on
an
error
to
third
sacker
Christensen
walked
and
Stan
Petrow
singled
to
left
field,
scoring
Young.
Sundbcrg
took
advantage
of
left
fielder
Oordie
Cameron's
miscuc
on
the
pickup
to
come
in
with
the
tying
run
PITS
OUT
FIRE
G
&
A
started
their
comeback
UA
15a;
up
allowing
Dunbar
to
score.
1
SECOND
HIT
Commercials
picked
up
another
run
lri
their
half
of
the
third
to
knot
the
score
when
Flewin
singled
to
score
Nicker-son.
They
added
two
more
in
the
fourth
when
Pavlikis
who
picked
up
his
second
hit
of
the
1
evening,
was
moved
round
to
j
third
by
two
walks
and
stole
!
home
when
he.
caught
Reed
off
j
balance
Umpire
"Frog"
Letour-neau
called
him
safe,
ruling
that
j
catcher
Don
Scherk
crossed
over
I
the
plate
before
he
had
the
ball,
j
Flewin
brought
in
the
last
Commercial
run
in
the
fifth,
:
making
the
circuit
on
two
er-
rors
and
two
passed
balls.
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INTERNATIONAL
PICTURE
nuuru
oiiuris
and
Cartoon.
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ncs
7-9
p.m.
TOTEM
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WRYXGiaL
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TODAY
and
SATURDAY
pi:tkksbik;I
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iii
tvenmgs
p.m.-9:10
p.m,
"FIXED"
FIGHT
ON
TAP
TONIGHT
NEW
YORK
A
week
ago
the
news
of
a
"fight
fix''
attempt
startled
the
fans.
Tonight
"the"
fight
is
to
be
held
at
Madison
Square
Garden
with
Joey
Giardello
boxing
Bobby
Jones.
,
,
Jones
turned
down
a
reported
$15,000
bribe,
allegedly
offered
by
heavyweight
Clarence
Henryn
to
"fix"
the
fight.
A
full-scale
investigation
has
started.
For
a
week
Jones
nas
trained
with
a
detective
as
a
bodyguard,
day
and
night.
Despite
all
this
Giardello
still
remains
a
2-to-l
favorite
.lust
as
he
did
a
week
ago.
0
COME
AND
TEST
OUR
1954
STUDEBAKER
STATION
WAGONS
For
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try
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unit.
SUPERIOR
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$29
He
feared
only
two
two
thinpB
things
on
on
WHEN
YOU
W
y'
'""f
Flewin
lasted
almost
all
of
the
!
game,
being
replaced
by
utility
j
!
man
Cliff
Dahl
who
only
pitch-
i
jed
to
catcher
Srh"rk
(n
the1
1
seventh.
Flewin
struck
out
three,
'
allowed
eight
hits
and
gave
up
'
a
like
number
of
bases
on
balls.
i
JI'NKAi;
FLY
$41-40
40
iviiiTMioiist:1
$56oo
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I
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C
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LLLU
LINES
SEATTLE
$65.00
BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
;
Reed
struck
out
none,
gave
up
six
hits,
six
walks
and
hit
one
batter,
Tom
Naka
in
the
first.
Commercials
came
up
with
two
.double
plays,
one
in
the
first
to
1
retire
D.
Scherk
at
second
and
Ian
Dunbar
at
first.
Dunbar
hit
into
his
second
double
play
in
the
sixth,
which
saw
Scherk
again
forced
out
at
second.
Frog
Letourneau
called
the
I
balls
and
strikes.
Dido
Ourvlch
JXfi
deadliest
forte,
V
C
l
:V
f
and
hi.
fiery
P
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New
Orleans
)
Phone
266
'Office
opposite
Post
Office)
Third
Ave.
fe'SSja""-!
Cautious
Ridding
Gives
Tip
For
Deception
Play
!
watched
first
and
second
and
The
winning
practice
of
'playing
the
people
as;
sieve
Mintenko
umpired
at
ith'-rf.
well
as
the
cards
applies
not
only
to
the
bidding,
but
Box
scorf!
I
(iOKDON
AMKKlON
to
the
play
as
well.
In
today's
deal
Mr.
Dale's
op
AB
Ft
H
PO
ponents
reached
a
contract
of
five
diamonds.
The
bidding
had
gone
rather
cautiously
in
the
early
stages
as
if
neither
Mr.
Champion
nor
Mrs.
Keen
"ere
quite'
sure
whether
there
was
game
in
the
-ELEANOR
PARKER-CHARL7DA
HESION
Petrow.
If
D.
Scherk.
o
Dunbar,
rf
.
.
Hill.
2b
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cf
a
Scherk,
lb
Noel.
3b
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Young
(71
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m
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CAPIT0
hand
or
not.
Mr.
Dale
felt
that
there
was
probabaly
some
chance
to
defeat
SAT.
MAT.
2:00
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dealer
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(Mri.
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F.H-t
(Mr.
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(Mr.
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6
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The
bidding:
South,
Went
North
Eiihl
1
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Pasi
1
8
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2
C
Pans
2
D
Pass
3
D
Pas
3
NT
fuse
ID
All
Paw
DERRY
five
diamonds
but
that
it
might
j
require
some
kind
of
deception
on
his
part
to
accomplish
that
j
result.
i
He.
decided
to
open
a
heart,
j
I
but
instead
of
leading
the
king,
j
'
the
"standard"
lead
from
his
I
I
holding
In
that
suit,
he
laid
,
down
the
ace.
i
His
reason
for
this
departure
was
that
his
partner,
Mr.
Muz-
'
zy,
rarely
reads
any
meaning
i
into
an
opening
lead,
whereas
;
Mr.
Champion
watches
every
!
card
and
attempts
to
infer
something
from
it.
I
DALE
PLANS
DECEPTION
HE
JUST
HATES
MONEY
BUI
8
21
HE
LOVES
PEOPLE
AND
WANTS
EYERYONB
TO
HAVE
A
PARKER'S
A-l
USED
CAR
BAR
28
7
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at
a
s
Terrace
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3
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1.,-
GAIN
THAT
IS
WHY
YOU
CAN
BUY
USE
CARS
FOR
LESS
AT
PARKER'S.
BESIDES
THEIRi
the
location
of
the
kino-
nf!.
CENTS
APPEAL,
THEY
ARE
AS
GOOD
AS
THE
In
other
words,
Mr.
Dale
felt
j
hearts
without
thf
tixunl
rianorip
!
m
he
could
enjoy'
the
advantage
of
'
0f
'
misleading
his
partner
also
I
B
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
STEAM
IRON
BEST
AND
BETTER'N
THE
REST,
SO
COM3
71-00
misleading
M.
Champion
as
to,
.At
trick
two
he
shifted
to
the
eight
of
clubs.
Mr.
Mum
won
DOWN
TODAY
AND
SEE
FOR
YOURSELF.
WW
-
I
with-the
ace
And
by-some-fcrimi
SUNBEAM
'52
Monarch
Sedan
Automatic
transmlsio
Custom
heater
and
-
Rwoet.
and
easy
to
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'48
Oldsmobilc
8edan
Hydromntic
Custom
heater,
new
paint,
plenty
of
ease
on
that
long
summer
trip
M()9
Drive
It
home
MIXMASTER
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TERMS
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TO
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MONTHS
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FUR
STORAGE
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TODAY
BILL
SCUBY
FURS
'50
Studcbokcr
pickup.
Well
built
ply"'1
capopy
back.
Like
nw
w
'51
Chcv.
Sedan
2-tonc
paint,
practlcully
new
tires.
Mechanically
perfect,.
Not
a
rattle
anywhere.
Start
your
SirQA
dition.
Utility
plus
for
rortune
elected
to
return
the
suit.
Mr.
Champion
was
In
with
the
'
king
of
clubs
and
he
promptly
cashed
three
rounds
of
trumps,
ending
on
the
board.
ONLY
ONE
LOSER
At
this
point
the
only'
possible
loser
In
his
hand
was
the
trey
of
spades
and
he
had
tvo
chances
to
eliminate
that
loser.
He
could
lead
the
queen
of
spades
and
take
the
finesse.
Or
he
could
lead
the
queen
of
hearts
and
discard
the
spade
loser
If
Mr.
Muzzy
did
not
cover.
1
Surely
Mr.
Muzzy
had
the
king
of
hearts,
because
if
Mr.
Dale
had
held
It
he
would
have
led
It
at
trick
one.)
We
can
hardly
blame
Mr.
Champion
for
choosing
the
latter
alternative
as
it"
seemed
almost
certain
to
win,
wheregi
the
spade
finesse
was
only
a
50-50
chance.
Thus
Mr.
Dale
won
a
second
heart
trick
and,
as
you
see,
the
spade
finesse
would
have
given
Mr.
Champion
his
contract.
vacation
right
-
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FORD-MONARCH
DEALER
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