Princ
Ruper?
Daily
New
Friday,
Augi
t
14,
1953
MARY
KELLY'S
HEAR!
STILL
GOING
STRONG
Odds
Against.Runners-Up
Angels
Get
Flag
Fever;
Bears
Supplant
Capilanos
Burke
Tops
Rifle
Shoot
COliOES,
N
Y.
AP
When
Mary
Kelly
was
22.
&
hull
hffarf.
tmilhlo
anri
rnt
i...
.
Catching
Yanks,
Brooks
VUIU
l
long
U)ll(
U
Kelly
celebrated
her
99th
birthday
yesterday.
She
hm
ou!,
three
brothers
and
three
sisters.
SOUTH
MARCH,
Ont.
O1
A
Spokane,
meanwhile,
added
I
place
spots.
The
schedules
and
fly
BEN
FHLEGAR
Ihe
49
-year-old
lieutenant-colonel
both
standings
are
against
another
half-game
to
its
first-
It
looks
as
if
It's
going
to
cost
from
Lansing,
Ont..
yesterday
of
them.
'
place
margin
by
bouncing
Trl-City
4-1
at
Spokane.
more
to
commute
between
the,
..
,mo
11,.
v.nkoot
hv
was
named
winner
of
the
Helmer
Local
Girl
Hurt
In
Accident
Calgary
whipped
Edmonton
10-4
in
the
league's
only
other
Word
has
been
received
that
presence
'until
the
w,
Miss
Margaret
Johanson
of
328
wheel
passed
over
h.
'
game
;
world
series
ball
parks
this
fall
!
"J'
"mes
and
tne
two
clubs
Service
Aggregate
Challenge
Tro-;-but
only
because
they've
rais-j
fjve
phy
at
the
85th
annual
Domln-ed
"
othpr
Qm
more
the
subway
f
are
in
New
York
,
Miiwaukee
ls'71
behind
ion
of
Canada
Rifle
Association
After
seven
nickel
series
and
prize
meet,
Brooklvn
w,
QUr
game3
three
dime
classics
'
the
fare
;
against
the
Dodgers.
Lt.-Col.
Desmond
Burke,
rated
went
to
10
cents
in
ta-iisi,
!
up
bom
contendprs
tnjS
means
Canada's
no.
1
sharshootcr,
past-
Ihic
voir
e
hio-
crmu;
annnsirfi
kpl
By
The
Canadian
Presa
It
is
15
games
behind
Hollywood,,
the
Pacific
Coast
League
leader,
but
Stan
Hack's
Los
Angeles
baseball
club
appears
to
je
seized
by
pennant
fever.
The
Angels
have
won
six
straight
games.
They
have
just
knocked
over
Seattle
four
straight
and
dealt
a
disastrous
jlow
to
whatever
pennant
hopes
the
Rainiers
may
have
been
en-i(
rtninlng.
It
took
,
the
Angels
10
innings
to
win
the
fourth
Wenatchoe
and
Lcwlston
were
!
Fnllrth
Avenue
East,
Prince
Ru-
backing
his
car
t.
'
not
scheduled
and
a
landslide
j
suffCrcd
a
bruised
back
cabin
to
get
to
the
road
in
the
Cascade
Mountains
of,nnd
shock
last
week-end
when
1
time.
Washington
state
gave
Salem
car
driven
by
Alfred
Rivett,
"token"
'lhey
nave
t0
Lrely,
on
ne'P
irom
ed
the
best
combined
score
in
to
be
a
affair
Tokens
recced
cat
I
when"
ltet?el
!
0
"V
sho
ana
viciuna
uurji-
0r
prince
nuperi,
Dicuru
'
m
m
.
.
night
off.
Salem
was
slated
to
overy
her
while
she
lay
asleep
VJfeCK
OnlD
TfT
ntvn
at.
Virtiria
i
..........
l
ulro
Wathlvn
......
were
mised
to
15
cents
last,
v-,i,c
,hinH
Wash-!
this
week
the
Sherwood,
Borden
wKv
-
-
111
me
rium
w.
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-
FullWheatCor:
tneton
6-1
Thursday
night
af-
and
Sir
Arthur
Currie
matches.
one
last
night,
9-8.
but
the
big
puto
court.
Miss
JuhaiMon,
who
was
stay
ter
Chicago
had
turned
back
The
latter
match
is
held
In
con-
i
booming
bat
of
Les
Peden
did
third-place
Cleveland
7-3
in
a
,.,
im
.iih
the
Queen's
Oolrt
i
ihe
job.
LAST
NIGHT'S
FIGHTS
By
The
Associated
Prrsa
The
Greek
vessel
,
;
ing
with
her
mother
at
the
lake
.n
t
:
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i:Wl
II
II
1
r
...1..
t
,
-
tn
month.
Barring
miracles,
the
participants
will
be
New
York
Yankees,
for
the
fifth
straight
year,
and
Brooklyn
Dougcis,
for
tha
second
time
in
a
row.
Chicago
White
Sox
and
Mil
while-on
holidays,
was
taken
to
.vinca
mis
aiU'rnni(J
lU-IIlIIJIlg
Udyngut
rilUOUIHCi.
Medal
'
nunvwmm
uiu,jh:va
nnukiici
w
iwT.mii
-
up
1
2e
r'?weii.
.
-.i
t
,y
the
Smithcrs
ambu-
m?
Hmmrt
4rfl
tons
a:
Brooklyn
came
from
five
runs
Sacramento.
4-3.
but
held
on
to
"
r.irdrd
a
score
of
240
of
a
behind
for
the
second
straight
.
,
7;.,,rl,
fits
nine-game
bulge
over
Seat-
rtnit
bn,u.L
r..it
nitlirr.
Wur.
V
.
.
.
.
.V,n..t
.1.-
game
to
edge
New
yoi-k
oianis
-
Oullette
..,,,,
...
of
"Windsor.
,,,,
r.,
Ont..'
;
U
aid
"o""1"
o..
iv.
wUv
.w..,,
.....
iancc
Hnu
released
juesany.
wir.
kmcih
me
rnnre
s
lis.
188"
j,
Detroit,
5.
Rivett
who
was
also
staying
at
grain
elevator.
The
sh,
Reno,
Nev.
Edgardo
Jose
R-
1he
salnt.
BUto
court
with
his
formerly
the
Creenhia
h
morn
91(1
f.umivinn
Aripntina.
.,
...
r..l.nn
rliiiii,il
Irt
...
...
.
.
1
Milwaukee
Portland
l'at
the
league's
waukee
Braves
continue
10
p.,8.g
m
0
nnings,
up
game,
nut
mosi
prooaoiy
wasn't
scheduled.
best
pitcher,
Al
Oettel
of
Oak
"
tr
"
ramllV.
D
O
Iioi
we
"
huii-m-
...uri.
...
nU
ejmkit.
vain,
fig:iu
hi
urn
uieir
seeona-
and
St.
J.
W.
MacNeill
of
Vancouver,
tied
for
second
place
with
242s.
Col.
Burke
has
been
10
times
land,
by
a
7-4
score,
and
swep.
outpointed
Andy
Walker.
197.
iJ(in
and
was
not
aware
of
her
Vancouver
harlw.
in
other
action
Philadelphia
Athletics
nipped
Boston
Red
the
four
game
series.
San
Francisco.
fnnrlnn
f!nnn
fiih
I
Sox
1-0
and
St.
Louis
Brown:
S
in
Diego's
good
southpaw,
j
New
To
Set
Schedule
AHL
Bosses
MATINEE
SATURDi
2
p.m.
j
TODAY
and
SATURDAY
7
p.m.
-
9
p.m.
squeezed
by
Detroit
Tigers
1-0
8
shooting
member
of
Canada's
Mem0
Luna,
gave
up
three
runs
Brown.
156,
Hartford,
knocked
j
in
11
innings
in
the
American
Bisley
team
and
has
qualified
on
t0
San
franclsco
in
the
first
out
Paul
Cashman.
155,
Middle-
Iaeue
Cincinnati
Redlegs
wal-
eight
other
occasions.
innine.
then
Ditched
scoreless
town.
4.
I
Gtsstt
NEW
YORK
i
API
The
Amen-
i0ped
.
Chicago
Cubs
10-2
and
In
1924,.
Col.
Burke
became
the
ball
the
rest
of
the
way
as
the!
on
Wednesday
In
New
York
1
can
Hockey
League's
board
of
Pittsburgh
Pirates
shaded
Phil-
'
first
Canadian
ever
to
bring
back
Padres
beat
the
Seals,
4-3.
lOll
Turner,
151
Philadel-
eovcrrors
win
give
us
nnai
ap-
6dePhia
Phillies
4-3
in
the
Na-
the
coveted
Kings
Prize
from
YAKIMA
THIRD
'nhla.
knocked
out
Ramon
Fuen-
WALLACE'S
SI
EN'S
SHOP
A
STORE
FOR
MEN
Naturally
the
women,
too,
recognize
Wallace's
Men's
Shop
excellent
taste
and
selection
in
men's
wear
.
.
.
You'll
like
the
pleasant
surroundings,
too.
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
proval
to
the
1953-54
schedule
;
tional.
I
Bisley.
i
In
the
Western
International
tes,
151.
Los
Angeles,
5.
Pidc;c:j
K
cSohiTAI
league
only
24
hours
after
theyj
New
York
Oil
Turner.
151'i.
moved
into
position
to
threaten
'
Philadelphia,
knocked
out
Ra-Salem's
ranking
as
No.
2
team,
-mon
Fnentes,
151,
Los
An-the
Vancouver
Capilanos
Friday
i
gelcs,
5.
and
complete
otner
arrangemencs
for
the
campaign
at
a
meeting
in
Hershey,
Pa.,
Monday.
The
league
will
operate
with
six
clubs
this
season.
They
are,
Cleveland,
Pittsburgh,
Hershey,
3uffalo,
Providence
and
Syra-
Commercials
Bobble
Chance
To
Gain
on
League
Leaders
tound
themselves
in
lourtn
Also
"DF.SKRT
LIGHT?
SPARKY
FIRKFLr
TOTEM
A
Famous
P:yr
Theatr
place
looking
up
at
the
equally
ambitious
Yakima
Bears.
REMEMBER
WHEN
The
Shamrock
V
nosecLlts
way
The
switch
came
Thursday
League-leading
Gordon
and
out,
leaving
Morgan
stranded.
'
ht
when
the
cans,
who
took
!
into
the
mouth
of
the
Thames
at
Two
great
stars
in
the
one
ureal
love
story
of
Alriti
SUSAN
HAYVARD
-
ROBERT
MITC1JUM
'
White
Witch
Docto
Andersons
took
advantage
of
An
error
by
Commercial
s
our
straight
games
from
6a-
New
London,
Conn.,
23
years
ago
eight
Commercial
errors
and
shortstop
saw
Dunbar
safe
in
the
Iem
earUer
in
the
week,
bowed
I
today
for
what
proved
Sir
spanked
the
second-place
Hotel-
bottom
of
the
fourth.
He
advanc-
5.2
to
the
Bears
tn
tne
ouener
!
Thomas
Upton
s
last
challenge
men
7-3
in
a
Prince
Rupert
Sen-
ed
when
Christensen
grounded
of
a
four.game
stand
at
Van-1
for
the
-America's'
Cup.
United
ior
baseball
league
fixture
at
out
and
came
home
on
Hartwig's
.ouver
.
Trie
win
pushed
Yakima
i
States
yatchsmen
successfully
Roosevelt
Park
last
night.
;
j
triple..
Harley
Lewis
was
safe
on
!
out
ln
front
of
the
Caps
by
I
defended
the
trophy.
Sir
Thomas
With
his
confidence
under-
;
an
error
that
scored
Hartwig.
He
,hree
percentage
points.
died
a
year
later,
mined
as
his
team-mates
con-
,
advanced
when
Sid
Scherk
sac-
.
CITY
TRANSFER
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
Phone
950
CRATING
PACKING
STORAGE
First
Avenue
and
McBride
Street
In
Color
by
Technicolor
TODAY
TO
SATURDaJ
BLACKWOOD
on
CAPIT01
Also
Cartoon
-
News
'
Bermuda"
EVENINGS
7-9:0
Saturday
Matinees
tinually
bobbled
the
ball.
Com-:
rificed
and
came
home
on
Don
mercial's
ace
pitcher
Gordon
Scherk's
single.
Cameron
was
combed
for
ten
hits
j
Two
errors,
a
single
and
a
fly
while
G
&
A
s
Freddy
Christen-
i
Dan
with
none
out
saw
O
tc
A's
sen
held
down
Commercials
to
fifth
rUn
come
in
in
the
bottom
three
safeties.
!
0f
the
fifth.
.
'
The
win
practically
cinched
commercials
tallica
in
the
top
G
&
As
chances
of
ending
up
of
the
sixth
after
Bruce
Sirn-!
the
season
on
top
of
the
league.
undsen
singled,
but
Christensen
!
Commercials
have
three
games
kept
them
scoreless
and
hitless
left
to
play,
one
against
Esquires
the
remainder
of
the
game.
!
and
two
against
Gordon
and
An-
o
&
A
added
two
more
runs
in
j
derson.
If
they
win
all
three
tne
bottom
of
the
sixth
on
three
A
FAMOL'
S
FLAVtRS
THEATf.
2-4:25
I
a
By
EASLEY
BUvCKWOOD
if
r"
i
Going
Places
TartntT
Usual
Victim
of
False-Card
Plays
A
survey
of
prominent
bridge
players
indicates
Go
by
air
and
arrive
sooner,
fi-elmg
fresh
they
would
only
tic
the
leaders.
njtg
and
one
error.
G
&
A
have
won
16
games
and
commercials
000
201
0-3
3
8
lost
8,
the
Hotolmen
have
won
13
o
&
A
100
312
x-7
10
3
and
lost
6.
and
rested.
Flying
time
from
Prince
Rupert
that
out
of
every
five
times
you
false-card
on
the
;
defence,
partner's
reaction
is
as
follows:.
In
one
case
he
will
beam
and
say,
"Clever
work,
partner,
nice
One
Canadian
Left
in
Meet
goin
A
bunt,
an
error,
a
stolen
base
followed
by
a
single
by
Sid
Srherk
saw
G
k
A
open
the
scoring
in
the
bottom
of
the
first
inning
and
then
Christensen
and
Cameron
pitched
scoreless
ball
until
the
top
of
the
fourth.
A
G-A
error,
with
one
down,
j
In
the
other
lour
cases
he
1
Ty
I
w
(TN
mm
mMrnrf
'
i,
will
say.
"What's-a-miitler,
have
jo
:
VANCOUVER
2Vi
hrs.
44.85
PttlNCE
GEORGE
5V4
hrs.
27.90
HONOLULU
132
hrs.
212
85
TORONTO
13J4hrs.
189.70
'via
Vancouver
v
a
-Kdnionton
Lit
the
Canadian
Pacifin
Airlines
ageht
hlp
you
plan
your
entire
trip.
He
will
gladly
make
all
arrangements,
provide
complete
through
ticket
service
no
matter
where
you
want
to
go.
Phone
75
for
information
and
reservations.
LONDON
Canada's
case
for,
y(,u
lost
your
mind?"
IP
me
iup
Oi
me
luuim.
put
uu
Wrtln-e
nn.n
tniirnnmpnt
where
partners
of
fai.se-carders
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
thM
the
(;ovprnment
of
British
t-ffw
Pavlikis
who
stole
second
and
today
rested
with
Control
Hoarrt-or
by
iy
l!)-year-old
niade
no
comment
at
all.
Tliev
i
miiiply
left
the
game
and
went
ww
brought
home
by
Minor
Sim-
Mrlrlplie
ste.wart
3
South
dealer
Both
skies
vulnerable
Nnrlll
8-7
H
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10
a
s
OA
(lit
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r-t
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(Mr.
(Mr.
Mill:.))
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The
bld'llug:
unusen
s
single.
oiiiiunu?t:M
wem,
tc
second
on
another
error
and
came
home
on
a
well-hit
triple
by
Herb
Morgan.
Christensen
struck
out
Scott,
Cameron
flicd
Ca&
adlwi
(Pacific
be
sure
to
get
w
f
i
1)1
AIRLINES
Only
home-bred
left
from
a
;
u,
t,nc
movies
or
.something,
big
Canadian
field
that
teed
off
j
Yes,
false-carding'
pays
off
ln
the
week-long
championship
sometimes
but
usually,
the
piny-last.
Monday,
Miss
Stewart
ad-
,
er
you
confuse
most
is
your
vanced
to
the
semi-finals
Thurs-
partner,
not
declarer.
Sec
what
i
tiay
w
ith
a
2
and
1
victory
over
(
happened
on
this
hand
as
a
defending
champion
Edean
An-
result
of
Mr.
Muzzy's
cuteness.
derson
of
IMena.
Montana.
The
Mr
Ab
lfd
the
SPVen
of
uiH,
other
semi-final
spots
are
filled
mon(js
ancj
Mr.
Muzzy
promptly
by
Americans.
j
played
the
queen.
From
thut
Marlene
started
the
quarter-
,
point
on
Mr
Ab,.!
Wiis
certain
final
round
with
24-tfear-old
thc
jack
of
diamonds
was
in
Parbora
Davies
of
Vancouver,
.
ihe
cosrd
hand
the
only
other
Canadian
left
in
Miss
BraKn
won
the
flrst
trick
th
ninning.
but
the
West
Coast
wth
tne
ace
of
(inmonds.
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of
Seattle,
wash
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for
a
truinp
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and
laid
;
dropping
Mr.
Muiizy
s
Jack
and
who
sent
her
to
the
sidelines
,
down
the
ace
kin(?
and
another
setting
up
Miss
Brash's
10
for
with
a
decisive
7
and
6
triumph,
i
d
houinz
for
a
3-3
break,
her
game-going
trick.
in
tne
semi-nnais
inaay
n,
m
Mr
Abel
won
the
thll.d
KpHde
Marlene
against
the
Seattle
bru-
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the
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and
Mr
Muzy
had
nette
while
Grace
Lenczyk
of
tQ
make
a
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wanted
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trey,
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Marlene,
British
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birthday
,
m;
Ab(,
was
now
busy
tryl1,
on
Thursday,
won
the
qualifying
to
count
thc
dianlond
sult.
He
modal
round
with
an
even-par
tricks
and
had
two
sure
trump
77
on
Monday
and
since
then
has
knew
hc
could
wln
at
Iettst
one
coasted
to
easy
victories.
j
diamond.
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Miss
Brash
had
the
jack
of
diamonds
alone
at
Women
Deferred?
this
point
and,
if
he
didn't
take
i
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one
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men
volun-
Mr.
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played
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at
trick
one,
none
of
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for
a
railway
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the
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of
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in
any
case,
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