Prince
Rupert
Friday.
May
Daily
New
14.
1954
St.
Catherines
Down
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Esquires
Edge
Hotelmen
7-5
,
Two-Run
Drive
in
Last
Inning
'
By
GEOFF
AYKES
:
had
walked
and
Fey
McKay
who
;
another
run
in-the
fifth
when
Only
a
handful
of
fans
were
had
blooped
a
single
over
third
Nick
Pavlikis
tripled
and
came
on
hand
last
night
at
Roosevelt
bas
earlier
in
the
inning.
,
in
when
Carl
Tiechman
over-
chamrjlonshln.
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STAMP
fDERS
DOWN
ACES
4-2
TO
TAKE
NEW
PRO
TROPHY
CALGARY
Vl"
Calgary
Stanipeders,
Western
Hockpy
League
champiotns.
became
the
first
holders
of
the
new
Edinburgh
TropJsy,
emblematic
of
Canadian
professional
hockey"
champlonsjiips
here
Thursday
night.
They
downed
ile
Quebec
Aces
4-2.
The
victory,
fashioned
before
6,551
partisan
Calgary
fans,
allowed
the
Stampt'ders
to
wrap
up
the
best-of-nine
series
five
games
to
one.
t
Despite
a
double
by
first
sack-;
er
cliff
DahI
and
a
sinle
M
Nlrk
Pavlikis
in
the
seventh
and
,
tnrew
home
plate.
Esquires
also
had
a
bie
fifth
inning.
Sharp
singled
and
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bovs
home.
Miner
himself
had
j
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1
third
strike
that
went
pastcatch-Morgan
m
filed
h
out
.
to
second
and
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nrst
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up
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three-
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margin
at
the
end
of
the
second
In
the
first
inning,
Esquire's
,
hort
stop
Joe
Giordano
recelv-
ed
a
pass
from
Jim
Flewin.
stole
second
and
third
and
came
home
when
his
counterpart
en
the
Commercials
missed
Andy
Marshall's
hard
hit
ground
ball
between
second
and
short.
Flewin
exchanged
places
on
the
mound
with
first
baseman
Cliff
Lahl
after
the
damage
was
done.
Dahl
retired
Carl
Tiechman
and
Rey
McKay
in
order
to
end
the
inning..
The
hotelmen
tied
up
the
game
after
Tom
Naka
walked,
Bill
.
Gunn
got
safely
to
first'
after
Bill
Donaldson
muffed
his;
bunt
and
Miner
Simundson
laid
i
down
a
bunt.
Despite
Cliff
Dahl
hitting
into
a
double
play
that
j
nipped
Naka
off
at
home
and
himself
at
first,
Gunn
came
around
to
score.
!H
:
Big
inning
tor
the.
Commercial
i
crew
was
the
second.
Flewin.
who
had
returned
to
the
mound
'
to
retire
the
first
three
Esquires
in
order,
received
a
walk,
and
was
brought
in
by
Naka
who
tripled.
Bill
Gunn
followed
suit
with
another
three-bagger,
which
scored
Naka,
and
then
came
in
himself
on
a
poor
pitch
to
the
plate.
Commercials
picked
up
'
Baseball
Scores
National
I
Philadelphia
8,
Cincinnati
1
Brooklyn
10,
St.
Louis
3.
Milwaukee
4.
Pittsburgh
2.
New
York
6,
Chicago
3.
American
New
York
5,
Detroit
3
(10.
Boston
9
Baltimore
1.
Philadelphia
3,
Chicago
2.
Cleveland
8,
Washington
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m.
Pacific
Coast
League
Portland
9,
Seattle
5.
San
Diego
6,
Sacramento
4
(5i
Hollywood
3.
Oakland
2.
Los
Angeles
8,
San
Francisco
7
Western
International
Vancouver
7,
Wenatchee
3.
Spokane
12,
Tri-City
2.
Lewiston
12,
Salem
3.
Lewiston
12,
Salem
3.
.
Victoria
12,
Yakima
3.
Edmonton,
Calgary
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Fighls
By
The
Associated
Pies?
MERCED,
Calif
Wes
Echols,
158,
San
Francisco,
stopped
Joe
Cardenas,
157,
Los
Angelts
4i.
,
MILAN,
Italy
Duilio
Loi,
13i:4
Italy,
outpointed
Bruno
Visintin,
135.
Italy
(10).
Thi
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Boord
or
by
Ihe
Government
of
British
Columbia.
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Park
to
witness
some
fine
hit-
I
ting
and
excellent
hurling
by
i
both
sides
as
Esquires
edged
uommercial
Hotel
7-o
in
tneir
first
meeting
of
the
1954
Prince
Rupert
Senior
Baseball
League.
Commercial's
Miner
Simund
son
used
ttirpp
niteher.'i
in
an
'
!
attempt
to
salvage
the
game
which
was
tied
at
j-d
at
the
end
;
of
the
sixth
inning.
Esouires
i
however,
did
not
take
Miner's
Gordie
Andeison,
the
.second
substitute
hurler
for
Commercials
too
seriously,
and
a
single
by
winning
pitcher
Jackie
Sharpe
brought
in
Ken
Hill
who
1
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TOPICS
SEEING
IS
ENJOVINO
While
East
This
Summer
CRUISE
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and
St.
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5
to
8
days.
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YOUR
LOCAL
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AGENT
Crawford
Moore
Travel
Agencies
215
Second
St.
Phone
620
Terrace,
B.C.
spring
reached
first
when
Dick
Nickerson
on
third
booted
his
roiler.
Marshal
got
to
first
on
a
.
urn
uuunuil
wrv
'slapped
a
single
between
first
ana
second,
stole
second
causing
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tn
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SCOTe
For
Commercials
Jim
Fie
win'
allowed
five
runs
off
five
hits
and
was
rpnlnnnrf
f..
,j
time,
this
time
by
Oordle
Cam-'
eron
in
tne
top
of
the
sixth.
Cameron
allowed
two
runs
off
three
hits.
Flewin
struck
out
four,
Dahl
one
and
Cameron
two.
Esquire's
Bill
Donaldson
allowed
only
three
hits
and
gave
up
four
runs.
He
was
replaced
in
the
bottom
of
the
fourth
by
Jack
Sharpe
who
gave
up
five
hits,
and
allowed
only
one
run.
This
Sunday,
Commercials
will
be
the
guests
of
Gordon
and
Anderson
at
Roosevelt
Park,
while
Esquires
will
travel
to
Terrace
for
a
double
bill.
Box
score:
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