f
iiiiic
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He...
auturuuy,
June
ID,
i:)i4
OPTOMETRisl
Elks
Pitch
Two
Hitter
But
Lose
to
Moose
7-6-
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Th!
.
Spokes
Respond
To
Reprieve
With
Fifth
Win
V
f'
Green
9(
M
THIS
DUKE
TO
PRESENT
MEDALS
TO
CANADIANS
AT
BISLEY
LONDON
Q
The
Duke
of
Edinburgh
Is
to
visit
Bisley
July
9
to
present
a
cup
for
Intor-servioe
rifle-shooting
competition,
it
was
announced
today.
The
annual
Commonwealth
shoot
opens
at
Bisley
next
montliB.
The
duke
will
also
present
medals
to
a
team
of
eight
Canadian
cadets,
scheduled
to
compete
the
day
of
the
duke's
visit
against
a
team
of
English
schoolboys.
The
duke
previously
visited
Bisley
in
1948.
Despite
two-hit
pitching
and
Moose
moved
three
up
after
m.1nri.1il..-
f.ur-i'im
ntllv
in
Willard
Anderson
Morwa
third
CORNER
the
sixth,
the
Elks'
team
of
thesaoker
scored
in
the
third
and
Prince
Rupert
unofficial
Pony
j
again
in
the
fifth
along
with
The
orphaned
Spokane
Indl-league
were
edged
last
night
at
team
mate
Jim
Arsenault.
ans,
assured
of
at
least
another
Roosevelt
Park
by
the
Moose
j
In
the
sixth.
Elks
used
three
I
week
in
the
Western
Interna-cntrv
in
a
game
that
was
won
hits,
singles
by
Lambie.
DonUional
League,
responded
Friday
:
ate
DICK
WICKS
night
with
a
furious
home
run!
barrage
that
gave
them
their.
filth
.straight
win.
imd
finished
at
the
same
time.
Murray
and
Charlie
Linristrom
Tied
6-6
going
into
the
hot-
j
to
bring
in
four
runs.
Moose
torn
of
the
seventh.
Moose
got
aided
the
Elks
cause
with
one
the
game
when
Elks'
second
;
error,
two
passed
balls
and
a
baseman
Frank
Warner
scooped
wild
pitch.
Calgary's
Stampertels
del
s
were
the
j
earriei
irried
the
In-!
victims,
21-t.
SENIOR
up
Dick
Hurys
ground
ban
anu
After
fad
e,
m
and
The
surge
has
riians
to
within
five
games
of
then
pulled
team
mate
Phil
j
seeing
sev?n
of
tnem
get
on
basf,.
BASEBALL
Thorn
off
first
sack
with
the
Bury
bore
aown
ana
strurk
outj
the
lirst
place
Vancouver
Cupi-1
potential
putout
throw.
The
mis-j
thp-
nin(n
antJ
tentn
t0
encl
the
'
lanos,
who
split
a
twin
bill
with'
cue
allowed
Bury
a
life
and
Jim;
E,ks
S(.orin(,
in
lne
sixtn
inning.1
Victoria.
The
Caps
dropped
lli.'j
Ai.-enault.
who
had
walked,
stole
:
Top
hitter
for
Moose
was
Billy
1
opener
10-5,
and
then
came
back
second
and
third,
to
come
in.
,
Watmough
who
batted
otic
for
'
to
shade
Tyees
8-6
in
the
night-Elks
starter
Eddie
Eyford,
who
.
one
whatmough
was
also
the
j
cap.
was
replaced
by
Fred
Gulbran-
j
nlllekiest
batsman,
getting
hit;
In
other
games,
runner-u;)
ROOSEVELT
PARK
Where
When
Who
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JUNE
20
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p.m.
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COMMERCIAL
HOTEL
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sen
in
tne
bottom
or
me
mm.by
a
pit(.ned
b:U1
and
bt,Ulg
Yakima,
4''2
games
off
the
pace,
nosed
out
Trl-City.
3-2,
ami
unci
anowea
omv
one
me,
ai-
:
.
...
.
j.frr
Wenatchee,
in
fourth
only
six
1
games
out,
disposed
of
Salem
(!-3.
Lewiston
at
Edmonton
was
rained
out.
'
thrown
out
twice
at
home
plate.
Big
bat
lor
Elks
was
swung
by
John
Lambie
who
garnered
two
for
four.
Similar
averages
ere
chalked
up
by
Charlie
I.ind-strom
and
Eyford,
both
of
whom
batted
one
for
two.
iluiUHh
fuur
walks
he
i.-sued
in
the
fifth
were
responsible
for
two
j
runs.
i
Reliefer
Gulbranson
also
only
'allowed
one
hit
although
he
was
1
responsible
for
two
runs.
Including
the
climber.
Moose's
Buffv
wont
all
the
The
league
agreed
Friday
to
1
operate
the
Spokane
club
for
an-
I
other
week
at
the
request
of
j
The.
game
was
the
first
time
wav,
allowing
six
runs
on
eight
i
me
rony
icagueis
nave
iukcii
io
hits
and
striking
out
14
bat-rs
the
field
in
their
new
"11111-
Mayor
Arthur
Mceh.'.ii,
leader
01
the"
"Have
Spokar.e
Indians.
Inc.''
Mcehnn
told
WIL
proxy
Hubert
B.
Abel
more
time
was
needed
hy
the
fan
organivation
to
raise
the
nearly
$40,000
still
lacking
In
the
drive
to
assure
operation
of
the
team
in
the
race
of
the
along
tho
wav.
Eyford
whined
lonm.
1
ne
occasion
was
scivu-.
;
six
and
Gulbranson
two.
!
uled
to
nee
an
"official"
opening
j
!
Moose
took
the
lead
in
the
first
of
the
league,
but
lack
of
m
on
a
hit
ty
Per
llalverson
and'
crowd
caused
postponement
of
j
three
errors
by
the
Elks.
Elks
tied
the
ceremonies.
;
1
,
i
:
m
z
I
the
game
in
the
second
on
j
Umpiring
duties
were
handled
singles
by
Gulbranson.
John
by
Mike
Montesano
behind
the
i
Lambie
and
Eyford
as
well
as1
plate,
Bill
Lambie
at
first
and
four
bobbles
by
Moose
fielders.
'
Ross
Clayton
at
third.
Remember
when
llerlxvt,
Sutcliffe
and
Percy
Holmes
set
a
record
of
5a"
runs
I
h.r
a
fiist-wicket
partnership
in
Haddix
Grabs
Third
Shutout
To
Rack
Up
Ninth
Straight
E11e.l1.sh
first-cla.ss
cricket
Vl
.
a
"
...t
"
'
.
Servic.
evfh,,,
.il
years
ago
today
at
Leyton.
The
II
U'
ni"0,
.,tP'V-
V.
"OwlboardMotoo",!
great
stand
by
the
opening
pair
enabled
Yorkshire
to
declare
1
with
with
one
wicket
down,
beat-
By
BEN
PHI.EGAK
Associated
Press
Sports
Writer
1
Corky
Valentine,
another
rookie,'
outduelled
Curt
Simmons
las
Cincinnati
shaded
Philadel-
ir.3
E-v-ex
by
an
innings
and
313;
If
some
of
the
major
league's
runs.
,.h.
phia
2-1.
Wally
Post
collected
best
pitchers
turned
up
with
a1
ing
backs
today
they
have
a
good
excuse.
Weils
Sealed
Up
GOSKORD,
England
(CP)
Cen
four
ruts
and
drove
in
both
runs
for
the
Redlegs.
Joy
in
Flatbush
came
from
i
II
1
v-
n.
.
1
t
I
x
'1
Lanoda
I
They're
busy
taRing
bows
for
turies-old
public
wells
in
this
Friri
swriTv
niaht-c
,
when
in
Do"
Newcombe's
first
complete
I
lnla;u,u
uu"l
Suffolk
7,
,,
'
ervyr
?w
tn
game
since
May
7.
The
big
right-
and
24
other
villages
n.rk
iho
two
sealed
for
,
'w
it"
ahst
To
i
hander
turned
back
Chicago
6-3
"ow
are
being
up,
t
MivMitte
,
thpco
h
e
urnc:
s
at
1
fAt
one
v.,
,..!..
.,,1,
w,ir
,.,iih
as
as
the
me
Dodgers
jjuugcrs
How
wrong
ran
a
guy
get?
Our
prediction
thut
Itmky
Mart'iamt
would
retain
his
world
championship
by
a
knockout
in
the
ninth
round
was
way
off
but
there
is
.some
small
consolation
that
we
were
not
alone
in
our
embarassment.-
There
must
be
upwards
of
100
sportswriters
throughout
the
continent
trying
t:
think
up
reasons
why
Ezzard
Charles
not
only
wasn't
knocked
out
but
went
the
entire
15-round
distance
to
put
up
one
of
the
most
gallant
ring
stands
in
modern
boxing
history.
This
poses
the
question,
is
the
vaunted
punch
of
"The
Rock"
all
that
it
has
been
cracked
up
to
be?
Certainly
the
"hot-und-culd."
"undependable"
Charles,
as
some
writers
called
him.
is
made
of
sterner
stuff
than
was
originally
thought.
He
was
able
to
absorb
more
punishment
than
most
humans
can
endure
and
still
managed
to
dance
up
and
down
and
hr;r.v
his
arms
around
Rocky
at
the
end
of
45
minutes
of
fighting.
No
we
don't
think
Marciano's
punch
is
any
the
less
fearsome.
He
hasn't
the
punch
Louis
had.
or
even
that
of
Maxie
B.ier.
who
killed
a
man.
Fighting
the
way
he
does,
with
all
his:
heart
and
oul.
never
stopping,
and
missing
a
fifth
of
the
punches
he
starts,
he
just
ran
out
of
steam.
As
predicted.
Chalks
out
boxed
Kooky
in
the
early
rounds.
We
thought
he
was
eoing
down
in
the
sixth.
Then
again,
we
figured
we'd
called
it
right
in
the
ninth.
But
Ezzard.
having
weathered
ine
fresh
furv
of
Rooky's
strength,
proved
in
the
later
rounds
that
his
"absjibtion-of-punishnient
saturation
point"
was
rover
quite
reached.
Consequently,
much
to
everyone's
amazement,
including.
I
imagine.
Marciano's,
he
was
still
on
his
feet
Et
the
(
nd
of
the
fight.
It
was
truly
a
wonderful
bouM
to
professional
heavyweight
boxing.
Here
were
two
men,
about
whom
there
has
never
been
a
breath
of
scandal,
very
little
if
any
pre-fighting
boasting
by
either
man,
and
with
no
real
or
"dreamed-up"
hatred
for
each
other.
They
just
went
in
there
and
gave
every
owe
of
stiength
and
courage
in
search
of
a
common
goal.
In
doing
so
they
piovided
the
maximum
in
light
entertainment
to
untold
millions,
in
Yankee
Stadium,
to
radio
listeners
and
TV
viewers.
Whether
there
were
as
many
blows
thrown
as
were
described
by
radio
commentator
Don
Duinpliie,
remains
to
be
seen
whm
th?
fight
film
ai
rives
in
town.
We
recall
vividly
rofcr-eeing
a
fight
in
Trail
once
that
was
being
broadcast
by
(J
AT.
It
was
beiween
a
Trail
lad
and
a
welterweight
from
Spokane,
Wash.
The
fight
which
had
been
pretty
exciting
at
first
had
siowed
down
as
tho
two
lighters
circled
each
other
and
action
was
at
a
minimum.
But
behind
me.
mike
in
hand,
was
a
radio
announced
throwing
punches
out
over
the
air,
that
only
existed
in
hi.i
own
imagination.
-
It's
to
be
hoped
that
Thursday
nifht's
fight
wasn't
given
the
same
treatment.
One
thing
that
resulted
was
an
increase
in
the
respect
the
two
men
have
for
each
other.
Rocky
says
the
fight
was
even
tougher
than
the
13-rounder
he
had
with
Jersey
Joe
Walcott.
Charles
makes
no
bones
about
it
and
is
already
clamoring
for
another
crack
at
his
former
title.
They
both
should
he
healed
up
by
the
time
Septemtfer
rolls
around
and
it
should
be
interesting
to
see
what
the
sports
writers
have
to
say
on
that
one.
It'll
take
us
until
September
to.
think
up
which
way
we're
goin
to
call
it.
Strangest
mail
we've
received
since
we've
been
in
Htipert
arrived
today.
It
was
addressed
to
us,
personally
and
was
from
and
we
quote
"the
world
famous
Texas
Cow
Girls
Bask
el
ha
II
Team."
The
letter
accompanying
the
glowing
press
notices
goes
on
to
say
that
the
Texas
Cow
Girls
ounduct
a
training
camp
every
year
for
"talented
young
ladies"
who
wish
to
try
out
for
this
team
that
has
beaten
high
school,
college
and
univi
r.ity
all-star
teams.
"We
try
to
pick
the
best
available
talent
on
the
North
Americ.Mi
continent."
the
letter
asserts.
Not
only
that
but
thiy
"take
pride
in
presenting
a
good
evening's
entertainment."
'Basketball-wise
of
course.)
The
Texas
gals
last
season
played
152
games
and
won
117
of
them
over
male
opponents.
They've
played
in
places
as
largi'
as
Madison
Square
Gardens
and
have
helped
raise
funds
for
the
March
of
Dimes,
Red
Cross
and
for
such
groups
as
the
I.iuns,
Kiuunis
and
veterans'
organizations.
"If
there
are
any
young
ladies
in
your
community
that
wish
to
try
out
for
this
world
famous
team,
they
may
do
-so
by
contacting
"Iiempsey's
Texas
Cow
Girls
Basketball
Team,
Training
tamp,
Mismark,
North
Dakota,
Post
Office
Box
13')5."
The
letter
adds
that
"it
is
an
opportunity
for
a
young
lady
who
likes
the
game
and
who
has
ability
to
make
a
good
living,
travel
and
see
the
world
and
play
a
game
she
llke.s."
So
there
you
are
gals.
If
any
of
the
Kainbirds,
Doms
or
Krcsty's
take
up
this
offer
BE
Sl'KE,
to,
let
us
know.
1
"
:,'-','
However.
In
a
.serious
vein,
the
Cow
Girls
are
presently
making
up
their
170-odd
game
schedule
for
the
1S54-55
season
and'
want
to
know
"if
there
are
any
sponsors
in
your
community
and
we
would
appreciate
it
if
you
would
advise
tnem
that
we
i
the
Cow
Girls)
are
available
for
bookings
at
this
time."
Okay,
basketball
commission.
What
say
you
line
up
a
Cow
Girls
versus
Manson's
series
to
start
off
next
season?
Super
Valu
Take
24-11
Win
Off
Runner-up
North
Stars
chipped
the
i.q.-.
Giants'
league
lead
to
a
single
i"
anmo
Mnu'i'fimhp
Ktnir
If
nut
!
glory.
At
the
Polo
Grounds
it
was
i
eiehl'
a
Jn
the
last
six
inninps.
(
Haddix
of
the
St.
Louis
Harvey
,
GU
Hodj,cs
homered
twice
In
the
American
League
Cleve-
hander
snapped
the
New
York,
Giants'
six-game
winning
streak,"""
-
shutout
s'd
.hlcaKO
-6.
Philadelphia
with
his
third
straight
.
-
edged
Detroit
2-
and
Washing-;
'
.
,
'ton
outlasted
L
.llimore
7-5
in
In
winning
his
ninth
consecu-
,
J3
ilmings
tivp
pa
me
U.tdciix
ran
his
string:
of
scoreless
innings
to
32,
lonr
-
-
est
in
the
majors
this
season,
h
:
,
:
also
increased
his
top-ranking!'
j
strikeout
total
by
7
to
86
and
his
I
i
overall
record
to
11-3.
Nobody
j
!
el-'e
has
won
as
many
as
10.
Stan
Musial
hit
his
22nd
home
run,
tops
in
both
leagues.
;
At
Forb-'s
i'iold
Vern
Law.
one
of
the
National
League's
brightest
rookies,
allowed.
Milwaukee
'
only
three
singles
and
won
the
'game
2-1
for
Pittsburgh
with
a
bases-loaded
single
in
tho
last
;
of
the
ninth.
CHOP
SUEY
.
.
.
.
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MEIN
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p.m.
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a.m.
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this
year's
production
of
Cominco.
A
Elephant
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a
far
cry
from
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inmal
production
of
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It
shows
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just
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years
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st.ll
expands
to
keep
I
both
its
with
the
growinR
demand.from
V
'
,
Caaadian
and
United
States
markets.
Amwimiium
Pl.oJ.dt
Anonium
Snhu,
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.
ltrdprills
(ammonium
nitrate).
GAMES
TONIGHT
In
Little
League,
Sea
Kings
meet
North
Stars
at
Algoma
park
at
7
p.m.
Ir.
district
Miccer,
t'ort
Edward
will
meet
''ieneral
Motors
at
Kms
:t
Park
at
:45
p.m.
Popular
Steamer.
Prince
Rupert
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
Midnight
Fast
Passenger
and
Freight
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
(All
times
Daylight
Saving)
To
Vanrouver
Friday
and
'
Sunday
8:00
p.m.
To
Kilimat
Friday
8:00
p.m.
To
himaiiii
Sunday
8:00
p.m.
To
Slewart,
Alice
Arm
Saturday
0:00
a.m.
To
Masset
and
North
Quern
Charlottes
Thursday
6:00
a.m.;
June
3,
17
July"
1
lu
South
Queen
Charlottes
June
10,
24,
July
8
Passenger
Reservations
Comfort
and
Service
For
reservations
write
o!
City
or
rx
pot
Office
icnll
Prince
Rupert,
B
C.
Freight
Bookings
plate.
Best
average
for
the
night
will
go
to
Super
Valu
pitcher
Jack
Martin
who
scored
three
runs
on
three
hits
for
three
effi-cial
at
bats.
Gene
Maskulak
and
Ken
Cameron
.shared
top
spot
on
the
LES
SMITH
-
Prince
Rupert
Agent
509
3rd
Ave.
Phone
SG8
&
5(i9
serving
B.C.
since
1889
By
BOB
MOKltIS
North
Stars
went
down
under;
a
24-11
deieat
at
the
hands
of
Super
Value
la
-it
night
at
Al-j
noma
Park
in
a
scheduled
Litt;?:
League
game.
Murray
Wells.
North
Star
.starter
gave
up
the
first
14
Super
Valu
runs
en
five
hits,
and
an
error
while
giving
out
eisht
base-,
on
balls.
Ray
Oakey
who
took
over
in
the
seccid
inning,
with
the
baE'-s
loadel
and
none
away,
was
tapped
for
nine
hits
and
he
handed
out
four
walk.s
to
let
in
North
Star
score
sheet
each
!
bringing
in
three
runs.
Ma.skula'i
j
hitting
twice
in
five
chance:;,
j
Cameron
one
in
ijr.
j
The
game
which
;as
starte
J
during
a
threatening
weather
j
situation
was
played
in
spite
ol
i
heavy
drizzle
during
the
first
another
nine
tuns
Hoy
Helland
!
innings,
ended
in
sunshine
and
moves
the
idle
Sea
Kings
into
came
in,
in
the
fourth
inning
first
place.
North
Stars
.
P
W
L
Pci.
...
3
2
1
.07
i
5
3
2
.000
;
....
6
3
3
.500
1
....
2
0
2
.000
;
mm
with
two
away
and
three
on
bases,
finished
the
game
with
four
more
hits,
two
walks
and
one
more
run.
Wells
struck
out
two
men,
Oakey
one,
and
H
v-land
four.
Jack
Martin
who
pitched
the
first
four
innings
for
Super
Valu
allowed
six
hits,
gave
out
three
walks
and
struck
out
two
batters
for
the
five
North
Star
runs.
Don
Love
relieving
at
the
bottom
cf
Little
Lp.ifrue
schedule
for
remainder
of
first
half:
June
19
-Sea
Kings
vs
North
Stars.
June
21
North
stum
vs
Kinsmen.
June
22
Sea
KIiirs
vs
Snpi'r
Valu.
June
23
Kinsmen
vs
Super
Valu
June
24
Kinsmen
vs
fieti
KIoks.
June
25
Sea
Kings
vs
North
Stars.
June
20
Super
Valu
vs
Kinsmen
At
niid-Miirch
there
were
&riD.-900
applications
for
work
on
file
with
the
federal
government's
employment
offices,
lfll.fKK)
more
than
a
year
previously.
SEE
IT
AT
GORDON
and
ANDERSON
Phone
46
the
fifth
gave
five
hits,
two
walks,
struck
out
two,
and
saw-three
errors
committed
to
score
six
mote
lun.s.
Biggest
hitter
for
Super
Valu
was
first
baseman
Billy
Main
who
scored
four
run.s
on
four
hits
for
five
official
trips
to
the
tui
rnueni
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AND
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