Prince
Rupert
Daily
hu
BIG
CATTISH
Channel
cUih
In
the
Mississ
Homer-Happy
Redlegs
Blast
Pirates
!
To
Jump
Into
National
League
Lead
TONIGHT
LAST
SI
"'If
BIG
WORK
BEE
SCHEDULED
AT
LAKE
OLIVER
SUNDAY
The
biggest
work
party
it
is
possible
to
round
up
is
slated
for
this
Sunday
when
the
Prince
Rupert
Rod
and
Gun
club
hopes
to
make
great
strides
in
the
construction
of
its
new
club
house
opposite
Oliver
Lake,
on
Highway
16.
Great
progress
at
the
new
club
house
site-
was
reported
to
an
executive
meeting
of
the
club
this
week
and
plans
for
advancing
the
project
were
made.
The
planking
around
the
lake
itself,
where
youngsters
may
indulge
in
fly
casting
and
catch
fish
less
than
the
legal
limit,
is
nearing
completion.
Sportsmen,
whether
club
members
or
not
are
asked
to
be
at
the
Oliver
Lake
site,
axe
in
hand,
anytime
after
9
a.m.
Sunday,
so
thai
the
work
party
can
accomplish
as
much
as
possible
while
the
most
people
are
there.
Cardinal
Jinx,
was
the
victim
at
i
St.
Louis
Two
walks,
a
doubif
;
by
Kay
Jablonskl
and
a
single
i
by
rookie
Toin
Alston
gave
tile
i
Cards
two
runs
In
the
fourth.
;
A
ha
e.s-loaded
single
by
Del
:
Crandall
good
for
two
runs
In
I
the
fourth
and
a
two-out
single
Color
by
-W
TECHNICOLOR
fi&
A
Y
'
Bob
is'chattd
by
t
.Y
J-;.
Rainiers,
Beavers
Fall
Prey
To
Sacramento,
San
Diego
'.
lov.-mad
dames
'rs
.
and
plain
mad
.huibandil
has
been
the
laundry
just
beyond
the
left-field
fence
In
Cincinnati.
But
last
season
the
Red-leg
manaaenient
eyed
the
muscles
of
left-handed-hitting
Tei
Kluszewski
and
Co.
and
moved
in
the
right-field
fence
aboutj
25
feet.
Now
most
of
the
Redlcg's
long-ball
trade
Is
going
into
the
right-field
seats
which
used
to
be
the
olcaehers.
This
season
It's
the
sun
deck.
THICK
AND
FAST
Tuesday
night
the
home
runs
fell
thick
and
fast.
An
even
half-dozen
cleared
the
bats
of
left-handed
sluggers
as
the
homer-happy
Redlegs
blasted
into
first
place
in
the
National
League
with
an
8-7
verdict
over
Pittsburgh
Pirates.
One
h,o'ne
run
went
to
the
laundry.
Ten
of
the
15
runs
were
direct
results
of
the
circuit
clouts.
Kluszcwski
slammed
one
in
the
first
with
one
aboard
and
Jim
Greengrass
followed
right
behind
him
with
another.
In
the
third,
Kliuzewski
hit
another.
Cincinnati
ure
a
half-game
ahead
of
Brooklyn
Dodgers,
who
bowed
in
St.
Louis
7-3.
Milwaukee
squeezed
by
New
York
3-2
and
Philadelphia
was
rained
out
at
Chicago
in
the
other
National
League
scheduled
contest.
.tarring
T
lJ
BOB
.nAu
buffooiv.was
touched
for
11
hiU
by
Seattle
but
wasn't
scored
on
until
the
eighth
liuilng.
Eddie
Ernult.
Sun
Diego's
ace
pitcher,
held
Portland
to
five
hits
as
the
Padres
downed
the
Ports,
5-1.
Erautt
fanned
five
and
was
In
control
all
the
way,
whereas
Red
Adams,
who
got
as
far
as
tho
seventh,
cave
up
all
Sun
Diego's
runs.
Earl
Rapp
hit
a
homer
in
the
Padre
cause.
Los
Angeles
got
six
hits
off
the
No.
1
Oakland
pitcher,
but
cagey
Al
Octtel
stopped
them
with
one
run
and
beat
them,
3-1.
That
one'
run
was
driven
in
when
Octtel
laid
one
down
the
middle
to
Bobby
8plcer,
the
Los
Angeles
pitcher,
and
he
swung
when
he
Hope
Fonwive
BASIL
AUDREY
HUGH1
.RATHB0NE-DALT0N-MARLOWE
ny
T
he
CiimxtlMi
Pre
s
The
Seattle
Rainiers
and
Portland
Beavers
traded
Pacific
Coast
League
opponents
Tuesday
nl;ht
and
both
northern
teams
dropped
the
serloj
openers.
San
Diego,
t
uich
edged
the
Rainier?
4-3
in
a
wild
and
wooly
scries
at
Seattle
last
week,
visited
Portland,
while
Sacramento
opened
a
weeklong
stay
in
the
Queen
City.
And
Sacramento
was
In
a
hitting
mood
as
it
drove
three
Seattle
pitchers
from
the
mound
and
beat
the
Rainiers,
8-2.
The
Sacs'
little
shortstop.
Richie
Myers,
did
the
most
damage
with
a
resounding
double
in
the
third
inning
that
chased
across
three
ruus
off
starter
Vern
Kinds-father.
Chesty
Chet
Johnson,
the
Pacific
Coast
League's
leading
ippi
river
weigh
as
much
as
40
1
pounds.
r
tUTI
:
we
re
proud
of
our
new
arrival
!
Happy
new
mothers
will
be
in
mood
to
rejoice
with
us
over
I'm
new
additions
to
the
famous
Heim
Baby
Food
f
amily.
factors
are
recommending
fiiwly-siived,
easily-d
i
e
c
s
t
e
d
;
protein
meats
to
supplement
,
normal
infant
diet.
What
a
treat
fr
you
to
have
exactly
the
right
j
thine
for
your
baby,
ready
to
heat
and
serve.
STRAINED
BEEF
STRAINED
BEEF
HEART
STRAINED
VEAL
STRAINED
BEEF
UVER
STRAINED
UVER
I
BACON
Watcll
for
inert
new
orrivolf.
......
J-Cf
if!
Mt'tX
"Headquarters
For
:
WALLACE'S
Thursday
to
Saturday
"
ft
"2
p
1
1
,
7
p.m.
-
.9
p.m.
,
B
W
t
b
I
,
Ar..MOrsi',AVLRSTHlti
WEDNESDAY
to
SATURDAY
The
Story
oi
.
Wlf
KIOWA
KIOWA
INDIAN
INDIAN
A
(V
UlinElj
Eight
Celco
City
League
Teams
To
Roll
0(1
for
Finals
Friday
The
linals
of
the
Celca
City
,
men's
high
single
w
Ith
280
and
Five-Pin
League
will
be
rolled
Ted
Parker
aLso
captured
men's
off
this
Friday,
April
30
at
7
p.m.
'
high
three
with
754.
Deshka
when
eight
of
the
12
teams
in
i
Moore
with
272
took
women's
the
league
will
compote
for
the
j
high
single
and
Shirley
Olnn
division
trophies.
.
I
with
620
won
women's
Mfft
"A"
Division
teams
compeUn?
t
three.
Team
hiih
sltiRle
was
tak-will
Suvnv
Residuals
Hiilm-M
!
en
by
Residuals
with
1240
and
REBHLI0N!
W.
1
i
m
JOHN
MclNTlRt
CHARIES
DftAKf
.
DtNNIS
WtVlt
NOW
Kill
,
AAXIWHSAl
III0
FtCTUf
TODAY
ONLV:
"Second
Chance"
-
"Below
Hie
Sahoro"
list
Cuitipli'Le
Showinj
1:20
p.m.
By
BEN
rill.KGAK
A-..;Ul
i.lU'ti
Pit
i-i
tvor's
V.
ruer
The
gals
in
the
Laundry
are
lcsin.4
their
home-run
busineso
lo
the
fans
In
the
tun
deck
at
Cincinnati's
Crowley
Field.
for
year.-;
one
of
the
National
League's
favonle
homer
targets
TTili
aJvcHi.emcnl
is
not
puliJ.cJ
or
displayed
by
the
Liquof
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
o
British
Columbia
DINING
PLEASURE
in
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS
Commod
Yards
And
Yards
of
YARD
GOODS
i
I
I
Ar
Wollace's
j
Of
Course
Wallace's
large
material
section
knows
no
season.
Kvery
day
dozens
of
women
prefer
Wallace's
for
yard
gcxids.
Butterttk
ratterns"
DEPT.
STORE":
I
SATURDAY
and
EVENING
7-10
CENTRE
I
OHt
Of
1
.
i
rAeJ
Phone
740
WANT
TO
GO
EASTER
TRIPPING
51
S'TI
Itl
lltKI
K
I'ICKl'l'
liox
on
buck;
like
new
con-
diliijii
.
$1285
.W
I
OKU
I'ANKI,
Very
low
mileage.
A
bargain
At
$1495
Special
Newt
Release:.
GRAPHIC
PKTI
KES
OK
FIRST
H-BOMB
BLAST
IN
PACIFIC
A
J1
AMOI
S
11
AVERSTHl
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
RV1
MlllKEi
7
riniit
nin
UtANDrUU
CAPITO:
(
oviriil
wilh
imH4
ask
tiekinit
I"
H
o.illerni.
IVrll-wilit
Sl.intlard
Iriullw
FROM
539
!
by
Johnny
Lostan
In
the
eighth
!
drove
in
the,
Milwaukee
runs,
the
lir.st
.sen
ed
against
Giant
pitch-
'
lne
in
2
Innings.
j
The
Yankees
fell
below
the
I
.600
mark
In
losing
to
right-1
hander
Don
Johnson,
a
refueee
from
the
minors
who
once
be-lonsed
to
the
Yanks.
The
White
Sox
beat
Whitey
Ford
for
the
j
first
time
In
his
brief
major!
league
career.
Ford
had
beaten
the
Sux
seven
time..
Fashion
Footwear
Takes
Over
Lead
In
Mixed
League
Slim
margins
continue
to
separate
lending
teams
in
the
Mixed
Five-pin
bowling
league
with
only
three
more
sessions
due
before
the
end
of
the,
regular
schedule.
In
A
League,
Fashion
Footwear
moved
into
first
place
wi'.n
a
one-point
lead
over
Shenton'3,
by
taking
four
points
from
windy
"6
".
In
third
place
are
Headpinncrs,
who
took
four
pointB
from
Orphans.
'
T
,
.
,,.
'A
.
'
,oH
splitting
last
week's
session
3
to
1
with
Bob
Parker
Ltd.,
to
stay
three
points
ahead
of
second-place
Harold's,
who
took
lour
points
from
Hill's
Shoe
Store.
In
A
League,
Jack
Sedgwick
of
Whalen's
Lucky
Six
took
top
honors,
rolling
a
high
single
of
308
and
high
Ir.ple
of
734.
Pebbles
DickYns
of
Fashion
Footwear
with
a
288
and
MaVg
Montgomery
of
Canada
Life
with
818.
took
women
s
honors
m
high
single
and
high
triple
respectively.
Headpinncrs
took
high
team
single
with
1375
and
high
team
triple
with
3678.
Tl
T.rMiellf.
hntirllinrtr
u.'i
Tint
MarshB
of
H,gh
Gold
with
wo-
men's
high
single,
of
309
and
high
triple
of
688.
Men
s
h
gh
single
went
to
Fred
May
of
Bob
Parker
Ltd.,
with
a
272
and
men's
high
three
went
to
Arkie
Hewitt
of
Mixups,
693.
High
Gold
took
team
single
with
1262
and
a
total
of
3268
won
the
team
high
three
for
the
Daily
News.
Results:
A
Division
Headpinncrs
4.
Orphans
0;
Fashion
Footwear
4.
Windy
"6"
0;
Fowlie
and
Rutt'.c
4,
Shcnton's
0;
Whalen's
Lucky
Six
3,
Northern
Glass
1;
Canada
Life
3.
Hl-Jackers
1;
Pushovers
3,
Shamrocks
1.
.
B
Division
Cnaus
4.
High
Green
0;
Harold's
4,
Hill's
Shoe
Store
0;
Esquire
Men's
Wear
4,
s
u
(ueiauiu
High
Gold
3
Mixups
l:
Dally
News
3,
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
1;
Eby
it
Sons
3.
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
1.
STANDINGS
A
Division-
Fashion
Footwear
40,
Shcnton's
48,
Headpinncrs
45.
Shamrocks
42.
Pushovers
42.
Fowlie
&
Ruttlc
42,
Whalen's
40.
Hi-Jaekers
38,
Canada
Life
31,
Orphans
28,
Windy
"6"
2ti,
Northern
Glass
24.
H
Division
Daily
News
58.
Harold's
55.
Esquire
48.
Eby
Si
Sons
41,
Hill's
40.
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
35,
High
Gold
33,
Chats
'33.
Mixups
32,
Bob
Porker
30,
High
Green
26.
Hams
21.
Harry
Schrader
Tops
Marksmen
Showing
excellent
p
r
o
g
re
ss
among
Civic
Centre
Youth
Rifle
club
members
Is
Harry
Schrader
who
last
night
led
the
nine
top
i
marksmen
In
the
Tuesday
night
shout
with
08
per
rent.
Other
young
riflemen
with
scores
above
00
per
rent
were:
Wayne
Crow.
Jim
McLean
and
Frank
Anfield
with
97;
Ed
Tur-i
cotte
with
95;
Craig
Stewart,
Robert
Pedersen
and
Danny
Pick
with
93
and
Ray
Windle
with
92
per
cent,
i
The
rifle
club's
other
shoot
is
i
held
Thursday
night.
JA44l
Long
Distance
Moving
WW
V
Your
"Allied"
Agent
v-nii-aBu
runic
oujv
uu
men
i
fourth
straight,
a
4-3
thriller
over
New
York
Yankees,
in
the
only
American
League
action.
;
Bad
weather
brought
postpont-
ments
of
other
contests.
'
1
ROE
IS
VICTIM
Preacher
Roe.
a
long-time
i
Sudden-Death
Allan
Cup
Tilt
Slated
Tonight
I
VERNON,
B.C.
0"
The
stage
was
set
here
today
for
a
death
hockey
game
that
mises
to
be
a
dandy
between
Winnipeg
Maroons
and
Pentlcton
V's
for
the
right
to
move
into
the
Allan
Cup
finals.
.
In
the
seven
games
of
the
western
finals
played
to
date,
each
team
has
won
twice
and
three
games
have
ended,
in
4-4
1
stalemates.
Tonight's
game
on
neutral
Ice
will
be
fought
to
a
finish.
Three
10-mlnute
overtime
periods
are
booked,
if
needed.
If
the
teams
are
still
tied
after
that,
sudden
death
overtime
will
be
played,
with
the
first
goal
deciding
the
issue.
The
never-say-die
V's
fought
back
twice
from
the
edge
of
defeat
and
rule
as
slight
favorites
to
come
out
on
ton,
mainly
on
the
strength
of
their
brilliant
come-back.
The
Winnipeg
defenders
will
have
their
work
cut
out
watching
the
brilliant
Warwick
brothers,
Grant,
Bill
and
Dick,
who
mle
the
hockey,
roost-in
Pentlcton.
Line-ups
for
tonight's
game
are
expected
to
be
unchanged,
i
Maroons
will
be
without
centre
Angus
Juckes,
.who
is
writing
exams
In
Winnipeg.
Juckcs.
a
medical
student,
was
flown
out
and
back
for
three
games
against
the
V's.
Depending
on
the
outcome
to-.
night,
the
Allan
Cup
finals
will
I
open
May
3
in
either
Pentlcton
or
Winnipeg.
Sudbury
Wolves
will
provide
the
opposition.
Last
Niqh!'
Fiohis
rvt.
,.K,,,
p,,
I
OS
ANGELES
Buddv
Evatt.
132:,i
I,os
Angeles,
outnointed
Leroy
Richards.
128'
3,
Los
An
-
l
gelcs.
1
0
.
DETROIT
Duke
Harris.
147U.
Detroit,
outpointed
Pat
Lowry.
j
147';..
Toledo,
O..
HO
.
i
TAMPA.
Fla.
Sauvcur
Chloc-
j
ca,
145.
France,
outpointed
Ml-j
tias
Fenoy,
146'i,
Spain.
U0.
'
'
CHOP
SUEY
.
.
.
.
.
.
CHOWMEIN
Open
6
p.m.
-
3:30
o.m.
Hollywood
Cafe
For
Outside
Orders
Phone
133
MATTRESSES
Good
quality
maltresses
With
resilient
steel
roil
springs.
Padded
wild
soft
layers
of
colored
eotlorl
felt.
Kirm
border
with
rolled
edges.
and
Miller
Bay
Wildcats.
Teams!
for
the
roll-olf
were
determined;
last
Friday
by
points,
the
top
;
lour
teams
quulllying.
It
was
ai
fight
to
the
la-st
minute
between
Northland
Dairy
and
Miller
Buy
Wildcats
as
they
were
tied
at
28
points
each.
This
made
it
necessary
for
them
to
play
an
extra
game
to
break
the
tie
and
the
winners
were
the
Miller
Bay
Wildcats
by
a
very
small
margin.
The
qualifying
teams
in
"B"
Division
are:
Timber-Tics,
Pllo'.o,
Central
Cafe
apd
Conbeods.
On
Friday.
May
7
at
7
p.m.
all
12
teams
will
participate
In
the
Grand
Roll-Off
with
only
10
teams
qualifying
for
the
trophy,
as
one
team
from
each
division
will
already
have
won
the
division
trophies.
In
"A"
Division
liust
Friday
Ted
Parker
and
Don
Kidd
tied
inr
SPORTSMAN'S
DIGEST
"Mskrp
SPIN-A-FLV
LINE
FOR
SPIN-FISHING
,-FLV
rLOOP
ft
TOW
CAM
SWITCH
QUICKLY
A
5
FBOM
SPINNING
LUBES
TO
FLIES
OH
BASS
'
,
j
BUGS
Y
TVI3
THIS
t
Line's
loop
to
you
SPINNING
IM(
WITH
A
ILL
INC
KNOT.
ADD
-
-
-J
A
LEADER
TO
THfi
ENO
FOR
Ftr.
Work
flv
line's
loop'
just
bevono
hod
tip
while
false
casting.
hold
spinning
line
with
your
finger
as
usual,
pause
after
back-cast
action
(shown
above
so
line
straightens.
then,
brino
it
,
forward
ano
release
as
ip
it
were
a
lure.
straighten
ano
stop
line
bv
fingering
spool's
lip.
Hand-retrieve
plv
line,
as
LOOP
WEARS
RfeEis
PICKUP-
I
was
supposed
to
be
taking.
!
Hollywood
and
San
Francisco
1
were
rained
out.
team
high
three
was
won
by
Savoy
Hotel
with
3048.
Joe
I.jiig
took
double
honor3
n.
"B"
Division
with
a
high
single
of
283
and
a
high,
triple
ot
607.
Jean
Grosslcyitook
women's
high
single
with
a
aqore
of
and
Mildreri
Wid
wltM
548
women's
high
three.
Tipiher-TJs
with
a
high
single
of
101)6
and
a
;
high
three
of
2875
took
team
t
honors.
j
Results:
"
"A"
Division
Bulgers
4,
Northland
Dairy
0;
Savoy
3,
MB
Wildcats
1;
No-Name
3.
Residuals
I.
"B"
Division
MB
Lucky
Strikes
4.
by
default;
Central
Cafe
3,
Tlmber-Tlca
1;
Pilou
2,
Conboeds
2.
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LEAGUE
LEADERS
I
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THE
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P11ES8
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Jackson.
Chicago
.
as
12
19
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Moon.
St.
Loum
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16
17
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O'Connell.
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48
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18
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Iloditra,
Rruoklyn
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10
18
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it
Fondy.
CIIcko
42
16
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Battlnt;-Jackson,
Chicago.
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Moon.
Bt.
Louis,
15
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14.
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OrrcnurHw,
Cincinnati.
7.
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Wiivs,
New
York
nd
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with
4.
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bujtci
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Urooklyn
imrl
diirty.
Clilcinro
8.
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York,
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NfW
Yorkk
17.
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,
41
3
15
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Batting
Ulynn.
Clnvrlanrl,
.410.
Huna
Mlnnno.
Clilcauo.
10.
Huns
biilUd
In-
Kaln.
Chicago,
12.
I
"lt--Ko.
ChU'ugo.
17.
Douhli-s-Kni
iin.
Ik'tmlt,
McDnu-Bitld.
Nuw
York
and
Huaby.
Washington
5
TTIilca
Mlnoso,
Chicago.
3.
Komc
riinM--.iiiinr'n.
Boftton
and
Wexllake.
Cleveland.
4.
HtiJcn
buHca
-Four
players
tied
with
2.
Pitching
Oromck,
Detroit
3-0.
1.000.
Htrikcouts
Turley,
Baltimore,
23.
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