1
San
FranciscoKegler
LeadsC
obii
rum,u
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into
the
i
leukd
vu
a"v
a
i
championship
finals
of
the
Am-
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PORT
EDWARD
JUDO
EXHIBITION
and
MOVIES
on
JUDO
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Civic
Centre
Saturday,
May
8
-
7:30
p.m.
"'"
u"""b
v.uut;ies
Masters
'
mulch,
of
or
th
ui.
"
'
A
s
Up
in
Third
Place
As
Rookie
Tames
Orioles
By
BEN
PHLEGAR
I
In
the
National
League,
Brook-
If
big
Bob
TriceT
can
keep
up
lyn
took
over
first
place
from
his
fast
start
he
may
make
the
;
Cinc
innati
by
beating
the
Red-jump
from
International
League
j
legs
8-3.
New
York
Giants
shad-rookie-of-the-year
to
the
samecd
Chicago
Cubs
4-2
In
14
in-tltle
In
the
American
League
In
ning
on
Willie
Mays'
home
run
D-..,.
L
.
r.
.M,e
rsuperr
UQi
y
sew,
PORT
EDWARD
CLUB
STAGING
JUDO
EXHIBITION
OH
MAY
8
An
exhibition
of
Judo
will
be
staged
by
the
Port
Edward
Judo
chb
at
the
Civic
Centre,
Saturday.
May
8.
The
23-member
club,
under
the
direction
of
Instructor
Harry
Noda
has
been
training
out
at
the
bunkhouse
at
Port
Edward
for
three
months
and
have
made
up
teams
to
demonstrate
the
various
throws
and
methods
used
In
this
science
of
self-defence.
Noda
and
Toshi
Nishi,
Steve
Yamamoto
and
Mas
Nakatsu
and
Billy
Tsuchlya
and
Don
Tasaka
will
be
three
teams
that
will
(jive
displays
of
the
art.
Four
youngsters
will
also
show-off
their
ability
in
judo
work.
Also
to
be
shown
is
a
film
on
Judo.
Saturday.
May
i,
'1954
Admission:
Chilttren
3jc
Adults
60c
DON'T
FORGET...
The
big
JAYCEE
and
Philadelphia
Phillies
defeat-
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
THIS
SM,
I
ed
Milwaukee
5-2.
Pittshnrtrh
TffAr
rrtPA
1
was
rained
out
at
St.
Louis.
Bob
Keegan
scattered
nine
hits
for
his
;n!rd
straight
success
for
the
White
Sok.
He's
won
eight
in
a
row
over
two
seasons.
FOl'NI)
RANGE
'
The
Indians
found
the'rarme
in
the
10th
against
Whitey
Ford.
MAY
8th,
195
Mt'SIC
BY
THE
HARTLEY
BAY
FIVE
Oakland
Southpaw
Whiffs
11
vunaoion
Legion
one
season.
The
The
renr?in-hnrn
Georgia-born
Ncern
Negro,
first
first
of
his
race
to
play
baseball
for
Philadelphia
Athletics,
has
started,
finished
and
won
three
games.
And
each
time
he's
pitched
he's
been
better.
Against
Baltimore
Orioles
last
night
he
had
a
one-hit
shutout
going
for
eight
Innings,
and
wound
up
with
a
5-1
three-hitter.
,
PLAYED
IN
Ql'EBEC
Trice.
25,
won
18
and
lost
three
for
St.
Hyacihthe
in
the
Quebec
Provincial
League
in
1952.
Trice's
fine
pitching
pushed
Admission
by
Invitation
,
To
Shutout
Luckless
Angels
battering
the
Yankee
relie
"MOTHER'S
DAY
"-Sunday
May
9
MOTHER
she
asks
so
little,
she
gives
so
much.
You'll
find
the
gift
of
her
choice
right
at
Wallace's,
of
course.
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
r'
"
'uiree
singles
Either
the
Los
Angeles
base-
Hollywood
fell
again
before.
nd
a
walk
good
for
five
runs.
m
club
does.t
any
hmlng
San
Francisco,
the
Seals
win-I
S;il
Magl.e,
wr.tten
off
us
a
potential
or
the
club
is
in
a
deep
nine.
5-3,
as
Frank
Hiller
out-hns-bcen
in
the
late
stages
of
slump,
but
in
either
event
It
Just
pitched
Roger
Bowman.
San
the
lf.53
-campaign,
became
the
j
missed
teing
held
hitless
Fiiuay
!
Francisco
third
baseman
Mike
first
pitcher
in
either
league
to
i
nleht
as
vouni
Don
Ferrarese.
a
'
Baxes
struck
the
deciding
blow,
a
CIVIC
CENTRE
the
Athletics
into
third
place
in
j
win
four
games.
To
do
it
helstvlish
southpaw,
hurled
Oak-1
triple
with
the
bases
loaded
in
the
American
League.
,
,
had
to
pitch
the
longest
game
of
,
land
to
a
3-0
victory
before
2.345
I
the
fourth
inning.
The
White
Sox
downed
Boston
.
his
career.
!
chilled
spectators
at
Los
Angejes'
I
.
San
Diego
beat
Portland
again
POTPO
THIS
-v
mi
mtii
luiitu
ii,
y
in
Diui
Mjii
t
u
ii
u
,
nicinna
u
wrigiey
iieia.
Lee
Anthony,
vho
went
in
!
7-4.
i.
6'.
:
sui
iiyeu
nn.s
over
Cincinnati
S
FcrrflnFKO
in
Dnklnnrt
nrnrhiet
relief
pitcher
in
the
first
Detroit
outlasted
Washinetnn
Croslev
Fielrl
hut.
th
rvrierori
......
.
.
,
as
a
AFTCNOON
2-1
in
12
innings
and
Cleveland
used
theirs
to
better
advantaee
i
ioi
.-nh
.
.t,
"inlnfr.
held
the
Padres
in
hand
j
EVENIK
7
1ft
AMBULANCE
FOR
SALE
2-5
Indians
thumped
fhe
Yankees
Two
of
the
13
Brooklyn
safet.es
California
League
eave
ud
iust
!
unU1
the
n",lh'
nP"
,tney
Put
9-4
with
a
five-run
explosion
in
were
horn,
runs
by
Duke
Snider
"e
hlSa
berver
Tecond
fj"
ritW
rhU"S'
,f
"
?
'e"T
the
10th
ted
12
h
u
to
e
the
inning
at
New
York.
and
Pee
Wee
Reese.
tafe
ln
tne
tmh
lnnlng
Dy
1941
BUICK
SUNDAY
ot
MIDNIGHT
Angel
third
baseman
Tommy
Brown.
The
curve-balling
portslder
fanned
11
batters,
walked
three.
Only
five
men
reached
first,
one
on
an
error.
His
string
of
strikeouts
boosted
his
season
total
to
Salem,
Lewiston
Tied
onTop
After
Three
Days
VVIL
Play
"GOLD
TOWN
GHOST
RIDERS"
GENE
AUTRKY
"CORKY
OF
GASOLINE
ALLEY"
MXHTY
BECKETT
-
JIMMY
LYIXJN
CI,
Hide
eS
CHOP
SUEY
.
.
.
.
.
CHOW
MEIN
Open
6
p.m.
-
3:30
a.m.
Hollywood
Cafe
For
Outside
Order,
i'lione
133
SEATTLE
The
Western
In-
!
seventh
and
four
more
in
the'37-ternalional
League's
1954
season
eighth.
Oakland
outfielders
Gene
Her-
went
Into
its
third
day
Saturday
Salem
Senators
started
f
estivi-'
manskl
and
Sam
Chapman
hom-with
the
Salem
Senators
and
!
ties
in
the
first
frame
with
a
fred
tor
the
Oaks.
err
Lcwjsion
s
Broncs
tied
tor
the
,
pair
of
runs
and
sent
Edmonton
Al
Clcotte.
Sacramento
voune-
GOLD
In
good
condition
thrimshoul.
Reconditioned
engine
installed
1!I53.
Good
tires,
('lean
inside
and
out.
Further
particulars
on
request.
Mail
your
oflrr
to:
GULF
OF
GEORGIA
TOWING
CO
LTD.
root
of
Hornby
Street,
Vancouver.
Eskimos
scurrying
for
cover
in
.
stcr,
contributed
another
spark-the
third
with
four
runs
on
a
j
ling
pitching
performance
as
he
walk,
a
hit
batsman
and
three
i
pitched
the
Sacs
to
a
2-0
victory
successive
singles.
The
winners
'over
Seattle.
Clcotte,
a
nephew!
added
three
more
in
the
eight
h,
j
of
Eddie
Cicotte,
the
old
Chicago
j
Pill
Brenner
and
Hal
Flinn'whlte
Sox
star,
granted
the
I
locked
horns
in
a
light
pitching
Ralnlers
only
two
hits,
the
first,
duel
as
Victoria
s
Tyers
sque
z-1
unp
coming
in
the
sixth
with
two
ed
by
Vancouver.
Flinn
wis
nick-
duwn-
Joe
Erautt
doubled
in
the
.
cd
for
five
safet-es.
while
fan-,ifhth
for
the
only
other
safe,
ning
ix
and
issuing
four
walks.
)low-
!
Brenner
gave
up
rinht
hits,!
Hank
Schenz's
homer
in
the
walked
pne
and
struck
out
five.
,
'irst
inning
was
the
decider,
but
j
Victoria
won
the
game
in
Uie
!
ln
the
eighth
Schenz
walked,
!
top
of
the
ninth.
iwa
sacrificed,
went
to
third
on
dicci:;
top
spot
with
two
wins
apiece.
The
Bronc.s
capitalized
on
12
walks
and
10
hits
Friday
night
in
trimming
Wenatehee,
12-5.
and
Salem
won
out
over
Edmonton,
9-4.
Both
games,
at
Lewiston
and
Salem,
were
played
in
sub-freezing
tempcrutuics.
In
other
action
Friday
night.
Calgary
edged
Tri-CUy,
5-4;
Victoria
clowned
Vancouver,
2-1;
and
Yakima
chopped
off
a
last-gasp
rally
by
the
Spokane
Indians
for
a
4-2
decision.
Lewiston
cinched
its
win
over
Wenatchee's
Chiefs
with
five
runs
in
the
fourth
inninc
on
four
Popular
Steamer
Prince
Rupert
SAILS
FOU
VANCOUVER
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
mm
MATTRESSES
4
:
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11:1.
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tame
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pitching
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at
Spo-1
on
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Juncs
5mB'B
10
j
kane
in
Yakima's
victory
over
j
"n
re;
.
Comfort
and
Service
walks
and
a
brace
of
singles,
j
added
two
Insurance
runs
In
the
i
X'
the
Indians.
Edmunds
scattered
I
For
ri-'h('rHiiim
write
oi
tlx
hits
as
h
went
the
distance
for
the
Bears.
Chnrlie
Mead
$iamps
Leading
COWARD
C.
J
JjM
oiill
City
or
Dcpet
Ofnce-
Cioocl
'i::litv
mattresses
Willi
resilient
steel
coil
fcprinjrs.
Padded
with
soft
(ayers
of
colored
cotton
felt.
Firm
bolder
with
rulleu
edges.
was
the
big
man
in
the
Yakima
MAJOR
LEAGUE
LEADERS
Western
Finals
mm
j
attack
with
three
hits
in
four
i
trips.
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Associated
Pross
AMJ.KII
AN
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Cleveland
31
3
13
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Boston
.
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44
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17
Tunic.
Detroit
.
.
42
6
16
"
I
Tri-City
-broke
loise
for
thres
CALOARY
CP)-Calgary
Stam-t
;
runs
in
the
seventh
inning
in
a
peders
are
only
one
game
away
Pct
;
desperate
bid
to
overtake
Cai-,
from
the,
Western
Hockey
League
.419
!
Sary
but
the
r:
lly
fizzled
out.
rhampionshlp
by
virtue
of
their
jj
'
Canary
started
fast,
with
two
3-1
victory
last
nleht
over
Van-gS.',
runs
in
the
first
inning
and
a
couver
Canucks,
and
may
take
-M2
solo
tally
in.
the
second.
Tri-
the
crown
tonight
here
In
the
'
;Cily
countered
with
one
run
in
sixth
game
of
their
best
-of
-seven
Covered
with
panel
dam-a-.k
tit
ki;ie
in
assorted
pat
terns.
AVel-ventilated.
Standard
lenst!:.
,
"
Cooimnn.
Boston
51
5
JJ)
ClrvelejKl
47
8
17
.
Rnttiiuf--Cilvnn.
drlnn.
.419
me
inua
una
men
was
new,
series.
Stampeders
now
hold
a
scoreless
except
for
the
seventh
;
3-2
cdnc
in
games,
and
if
the
pip
?
mr
THI
CALLOW
FROM
$39.50
UP
Runs
Minoso.
Chicflgo.
12.
Runs
Batted
In
Pain.
Chicago,
13.
Hits
Oootlman,
Boston.
1(1.
Doubles
Three
players
UchJ
with
3.
Triples
Minow,
ciilcagn.
3.
Home
Huns
Jensen.
Boston
and
Westlake.
Cleveland
4.
while
the
Cnnudians
were
add-;
Canucks
tie
the
series,
the
sev-1
ing
singletons
ln
the
fifth
and.enth
game
will
be
held
in
Van-sixth
frames.
Three
Tri-City
couver
Monday
night.
j
'
ALL
stolen
Bases
Five
players
tied
with
errors
aided
the
Calgary
cau.se
Winning
goal
and
insurance
The
Saturday
night
lineup
m'k
cr
were
fired
by
winger
Jim
Pitching
Five
pitchers
tied
at
3-0-
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
Phone
46
ir
M
"
"starts
nAUIMV
j
Quo.
mica
opimuiic
ul
ijewiSLOU,
vic-
Strlkeouts--luriey.
Baltiriiore.
31.
toria
at
Wenatehee.
Vancouver
NATIONAL
I.Kil
K
I
at
Yakima.
Edmonton
at
Tri-
City
and
Calgary
at
Salem.
Jackson,
.Chicago
AB
R
H
44
13
21
68
8
21
58
1
21
i
Temple.
Cincinnati
McFadden.
Canurks,
without
injured
goalie
Gump
WorsU-y
was
replaced
by
Lucien
Dechene,
New
Westminster
Royals
net
minder.
Centre
Pat
Lundv
put
Stampeders
In
front
In
the
first
period.
"Dcfenceman
Harry
Dick
got
the
equalizer
when
he
scored
the
only
goal
of
the
second
CAPITOL'
A
FAMOl
S
ri.YEKS
Till
ATltE
tJZ
Pct.
I
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7
I
.37!)
I
.375
!
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1
.307
i
JubloUbkl,
t.
Louis
Kobinson.
Brooklyn
kcMEMBER
WHEN
By
TlH-:nadlu!i
Pre.
s
7
14
8
22
binder,
Brooklyn
.477.
i.Httlu''
Jackson,
Chicago,
The
longest
game
in
the
leagues
was
the
28-lnnina
Matiorlt'
Eve.i-
TODAY
ONLY
WAR
ARROW
battle
between
Brooklyn
and
period
at
10:57.
--?-l-
HOUSEWIVES
DON'T
FORGET
nuns
Hen,
Cincinnati,
17.
Runs
Batted
In
Bell
and
Orcen-iiia.s;.
Cincinnati,
16.
-
Klta-j-tlllliam,
Brooklyn.
24.
Doublea
Greengraas,
Cincinnati,
P.
'lrlplos
Three
players
tied
with
2.
Home
Runs
Hodges,
Brooklyn
and
J.-tcksoii.
Chicago
6.
Htolen
Bases
Three
plavcrs
tied
with
3.
Boston
of
the
National
League,
McFadden
then
took
over
th'l
34
years
ago
today,
which
ended
game,
firing
the
winner
at
7:25
j
in
a
1-1
tie
as
play
was,
called
of
the
last
period.
Canucks
in
a;
on
account
"of
darkness.
Leon
last-ditch
effort,
pulled
Dechene
!
'CASANOVA'S
BIG
NIGHT"
TODAY
at
7-9
p.m.
BOO
HOPE
Cadore
of
Brooklyn
and
Joseph
with
98
seconds
remaining.
The
Pitching
Magiie,
New
York,
4-0-
Oeschger
for
Boston
pitched
the
move
backfired
when
McFadden
.000.
nun
.
.
.
'
...
...
1
m
8t,rikeouts
Haddix,
fit.
Louis.
26.
enure
gamr,
wmcn
took-three
slopped
the
rubber
Into
the
cmp-hours
and
50
minutes
of
play.
ty
net.
The
Weekend
Specials
f
&
3
JP
wiiiiii
ot
SKEENA
GROCERY
Last
Night's
fights
!
HV
Till-
A:,SOCiul,l-.d
PtVM
NEW
YORK
Orlando
Zulueta,
135'2,
Cuba,
stopped
Paolo
Rosi,
1
13234.
Italy,
8.
MANCHESTER,
England-Robert
Cohen,
llSP.i,,
France,
outpointed
Mannie
Francis,
in3
Uold
boa.st.
i0.
Philadelphia
Gene
Gunter,
153.
Baltimore,
knocked
out
Frankic
Wetzel,
152,
phia,
3.
i
&
m
ii
iik
i
and
WILLIAMS
GROCERY
IN
SPRING
A
YOUNG
MAN'S
FANCY
.
.
.
It
u.-ed
to
turn
to
love
and
poetry
but
ln
this
day
and
age,
it
seems
to
be
love
and
a
Jalopy.
L
over
boys
don't
seem
to
be
writing
poetry
any
more
and,
from
what
we
recall
of
our
youth,
it's
probably
Just
as
well.
'
So
now
that
the
sap
is
beginning
to
flow,
most
of
the
young
swains
around
town
seem
to
have
their
eyes
on
some
flame,
or
Mime
Jalopy
or
both.
In
cither
case
we
wish
them
luck.
We
hope
they
all
get
both.
But
about
that
jalopy
whether
you
want
some
old
boat
to
pole
around
ln
or
one
of
the
.sleek
newer
models,
we've
got
'em.
These
and
many
others
to
choose
from.
.
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Pontiac
Tudor
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Monarch
Sedan
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CIVIC
CENTRE
ASSOCIATION
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT.
PRESENTS
THE
NEW
CIVIC
CENTRE
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6
Heater.
Low
mileage.
Not
a
scratch.
Only
$1465
38
Ford
Sedan
A
MAGNIFICENT
MOTION
5
2)
Automatic
transmission.
Light
green
paint.
$2295
...
19
Ford
Sedan
Loaded
with
ail
accessories,
Including
twin
stacks.
PICTURE
FOR
OUR
TIME
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FOR
Good
Motor
,
4
new
tires.
-
Centre
Adult
Members
Onlv
Civic
$195
$1225
Profit
by
on
Evening's
Fun
for
$1.00
Tuesday
May
4,
1954
8:00
p.m.
Admission
Prices
EVENINGS
WED.
MATINEE
Adults..
75c
Adults
50c
Children
50c
Children
2,"c
YOUR
FORD-MONARCH
DEALER
BOB
PARKER
LTD.
"THE
HOME
OF
FRIENDLY
SERVICE"
.
,
CHURLM.
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