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'
Battery
Wins
Salas
Stages
Upset
to
I
Free-Scoring
Soccer
Bout
Take
Lightweight
Title
j
Id
a
free
scoring
football
game
US
ANOELES
(CP)
Slender
Lauro
Salas,
last
evening
Battery
won
from
i"Uii!j
CYO
team
by
seven
ovcrt-tuft'etl
featherweight
frorp
Mexico,
pulled
the
goals
to
five.
upset
of
the
year
last
night
when
he
wrested
the
f
ohan
opened
the
scoring
when
aftor
tricking
the
defence
,vprM
lightweight
boxing
championship
from
Jimmy;
neatly,
tic
beat
Krause.
Nuyten
.'arter
of
New
York
in
15
bristling
rounds
at
Olympic
:ived
well
from
Holkestad
but
Smith
qot
the
err'alie
'
Auditorium.
'
Piince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
May
15,
1U52
'
;
1
!
t
1
j
1
strong
put
the
Battery
a
goal
up
1
ShIs.
a
onto-four
un'Jer-05,
,;
w
t'
Cu-ter.
23-year-old
vet
;
'
I
from
Cameron's
pas,
arm
in.
,
j
S'orci.a
cltse
decision
iver
n
hexcr.
It
w
is
his
75th
j
l
Cameron
added
a
th'rd
fm"i
j
h
oar
tern
Nero
and
the
crowd
fiht
end
his
third
dfence
of;
1
'
Oon.-?,'
good
corner
kick.
Smith
1
f
neaiy
SuOO
went
wild
when
t
lis
crown
lv
won
a
year
ag.
made
it
4-1
and
Battery
seemed
he
verdict
was
announced.
from
Ike
'Williams.
i
'
to
be
winning
easily.
A
quick
The
decision
came
as
a
sad
Salas
weighed
131;
Carter,
134.
A,
';;
change
came
when
Hank
Nuy-
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only.,
goal
at
the
half-time
Md)
I
0
B1
H
I
S
lOUrt
,
"S
Mr.
Ju.st"afler
the
start
MolvJ.fair
L
fU
LjAn
'
!
"ol
ktad
0fd7
0
b,f
'
u.ed
ic
lie
the
game.
Battery
j
l
nClU
JS
'
F
iFowlic
and
-Jtay.
8ah
en
on
a
were
pressing
steadily
and
Nuy-
the
courts
rommittee
to
ten
did
well
to
save
on
the
lLw.
!
.Black
topping
of
the
Rotary
prepare
r
tennis
court
will
be
completed
;
'ul
aa
oul'"
""c
Smith
went
close
and
Armstrong
Australian
lishllieavyweiKlit
wrestling
ihanipion
.
.
Jack
O'Reilly
tl.
ritv
nr.vl
k
onH
(t
J
W'"B
."'
by
was
missed
narrowly.
The
pres-
j,
I
PS
a.
.'
real,
savs
Kury
Palmer
seriously.
A
former
office
clerk,
now
a
free-lance
Mi
s
rainier
takes
up
wrestling
on
the
side.
She
enters
ine
ring
with
Miss
O
Hara
t.-Oi't:-'
inmoirow
night
In
a
semi-wlndup
of
the
O'Reilly-Macera
grunt
'n
groan
A
meeting
was
planned
for
Rlira
1
H
rt
rt
A
f
o
m
nn
Vinnlnrl
nmi
IdQi-llorl
1.
1
r
m
Ant
intr
r
f
the
fifth
goal
for
the
Battery.
1
tennis
enthusiasts
with
thelMay
21
e,2
offlcers-
deci.de
on
fees
and
draw
up
a
consti-
j
Georgeson
handled
foolishly
to
!
club's
tennis
court
committee
give
away
a
penalty
kick
and
j
last
nmht.
w
tution.
;
On
behalf
of
the
tennis
play-;
ers
present,
and
those
interested
but
unable
to
attend
the
meet-;
ing,
the
chairman
tendered
sin-
!
cere
thanks
to
the
Rotary
Club
for
building
the
two
fine
courts
for
the
use
of
Prince
Rupert
citizens.
Grunt
And
Groan
Show
Likely
Monthly
Event
H.
Black
said
Rotary
would
turn
the
courts
over
to
a
tennis
club,
who
would
have
a
representative
of
the
Rotary
Club
on
tlwir
executive.
It
would
be
necessary
for
the
club
to
supply
nets
and
maintain
the
courts.
Appointed
acting
chairman
Verhaar
scored
to
tie
the
score
again:
Dunbar
saved
a
dangerous
situation
and
Krause
did
well
to
block
Mohan
who
nearly
forced
his
way
through.
Armstrong
put
the
Battery
a
goal
up
when
he
cooly
went
through
and
placed
the
ball
well
wide
of
Nuyten.
Nuyten
later
saved
from
him
and
also
saved
a
fine
drive
from
i
'
vn
i
Henrik
Ibsen,'
the
great
Nor-
Gomez
was
fair
at
outside
right.
The
new
sport
for
Prince
Rupert
ringside
fan
Jensen
was
effective
in
the
wegian
dramatist
who
died
in
.
1908,
was
trained
as
an
apothe-
will
"definitely
pomp
out."
thi
timo
r.ivi
iWm
Oeorgeson.
Smith
and
Arm-
second
half
K
N
.
.
.
'
.
,
,
'
strong
strong
w
assistant
In
his
For
CYO,
Martin
Nuyten
play-!0"'5
youth.
worked
through
and
Smith
scored
the
final
goal
with
j
Director
Jack
Stirn
promises,
Civic
Centre,
May
16
and
17
1.
MEN'S
BOUT-
JACK
O'REILLY
Australian
Chainui
'
'
vs
LUIGI
MACERA
.
.
i
Italy
2.
WOMEN'S
BOUT
GINGER
O
HARA
KORY
PALMER
UW
JUDO
EXHIBITION
Andy
Pottcrson
ond
Civic
Centre
Class
Reserved
Scats
lliiigsiilr
SI.
50
Adult
Kuch
Sl.dd
Students
50c
'
Tickets
at
Civic
Centre
and
(irotto
(
isar
Stoic
Phone
231
or
372
-ill
ed
a
great
game
in
goal.
Knosse
K
.
v.,.,
iftnd
PniiIips
were
fair
Eckert
!5.
.'
Basebqll
Scores
He's
talking
about
wrestling,
of
course.
Tomorrow
night
the
i
first
show
begins
with
the
!
opener
of
a
two-day
stand
when
I
played
neat
ball
at
centre-half
:
unH
Van
TTanc1(,n
anrl
Wirihpro-
CYO
Martin
Nuyien;
Kosse,
RfK.
Phillips;
Hidber,
!
defended
hard.
Hank
Nuyten
:1
Kchert.
Van
Haasten;
Verhaar,
Gratien.
Ha'.ik
Nuyten,
Mohan,
K.
Nuyten.
Battery
Krause;
Dunoar,
D.
National
WEDNESDAY
New
York
8,
Cincinnati
3
St.
Louis
5!
Chicago
2
Fhiladelphia
9.
Chicago
2
Boston
4.
Pilt-'biirgh
3
UO
s
and
Mohan
were
the
most
dan-j
etoui
f-irwards
but
Verhaar
was
,
hnrd
to
cheeo".
Grat.'.-n
was
fair
:
and
K.
Nuyten
was
also
an
ag-'
Jack
ORcilly,
Australia's
light-!
1
heavy
champion,
and
Luigl
Ma-
ccra,
Montreal's
grunt
and
groan
I
sensation
tangle
In
the
main
:
eventcr.
i
BASEBALL
TONIGHT
Gordon
&
Anderson
vs
Commercial
Hotel
7:15
p.m.
uonu'z;
i
o
u
u
r
n,
weoigeson,
:
pi
psslve
wineirrin
The
main
gymnasium
will
be;
Pai
khouse;
Cameron,
Holgestad,
i
'
Smith,
Armstrong.
A.
Gomez;
W.
!
Scoring
Gomez
replaced
Darrow
Gomez
'
CYO
Verhiar
2,
Mohan
2
and
In
the
second
half
and
Jensen
1
Hallk
Nuyten
1.
American
Chicago
6,
Boston
3.
Detroit
3.
Washington
2
Two
night
games
i
,
American
the
scene
with
seating
made,
;
available
for
950
specators.
If,
wivstiing
is
a
successful
spec-;
i
tatbr
sport
here,
Mr.
Stlrn
says:
I
It
may
be
the
beginning
of
a
,
monthly
event.
;
Armstrong
came
on
for
Holkestad.
'
j'
Battery
Smith
3,
.
Referee-.Bill
Baxter.
-
Cameron
2.
Boston
3,
Chicago
G
(,7
Innings,
A
June
wrestling
card
already
:
raini
has
been
arranged
M
G
EE
Saturday
Night
'New
York
5,
'
v
land
5.
'
Rlni:jUi;li)liiiv,
7,...
j,imi;i
'i
.Nation;!
I
New
.York
8,
Cincinnati
I.
Brooklyn
1,
St.
Louis
5.
Wll.
at
Game
Comment
Krause
did
well
hi
spite
of
having
five
goals
against
him.-Dunbar
was
the
best
back
on
the
field.
Darrow
did
well
in
the
first
hall
as
did
Bill
Gomez
in
the
second.
Georgeson
played
well
and
Parkhouse
used
his
speed
to
good
advantage.
You-:lcp
played
a
fine
game,
Dick
Jameron
was
always
a
threat
aid
Holkestad
was
a
clever
ln-
mufirin
Ihft
first-.
Half
a,v,itl-
mm
l.
In
the
M'Mii-uiiulup,
l4rf,
fciniiH't
take
in
I
he
mat
for"
1
the
first
time
in
Prince
Rupert.
Ginger
O'Hara
and
Kory
i
Palmer,
both
-of
.Vancouver's
,
U'estern
Spoils
Club
training
ioi
in,
promise
ail
exciting
display.
'
"
'
;
Poth
bouts
ire
scheduled
two;
rails
orrt
or
nifpe:
-
"
:
O'lteilly
is
considered
b
umny
as
the
best
all-romtd
'
wrestler
I-o
come
from
tlu
land
"down
"
i
i
."
He
was
a
great
amateur
;
Wcnatchec
2
Spokane
Vancouver
4,
fi.ni'm
&.
Victoria
15,
Tri-City
1.
Yakima
3-7.
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payne
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Bill
i
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Witting
J'
y
Kouiieage.
playing
team
manager
Miner
The
Canadian
with
the
Ital-,
simundson
proinisPH
to
meet
n
name
has
become
one
of
Gordon
it
Anderson
in
the
base-
:
the
favorites
of
Northwest
mat
ball
park
tonight
with
a
formid-f
i
us.
He
began
wrestling
as
a
ij!c
lineup
of
veteran
playeis
;
,:
uii'Tslcr.
His
present
desire
is
j
for
the
second
game
of
the"
sca-to
get
a
chance
at
the
Pacific
son.
"oast
iunlor
heavyweight
title;
Last
players
of
Commerriiils
now
held
by
the
Masked
Mar-ion
this
year's
dugout-
nclnrie
;el.
'
catcher
Herb
Morgan,
Bill
Gunn
f.
Referee
of
the
main
event
will
in
the
outfield,
Bruce
Simund-
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v'
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