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m.-M.ir"re-
iui.iiK,
k.
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i.
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principal
ol
tlie
faoliooi
o
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mcif
nth
chitf
plai..-.lng
officer
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.nvnrnmnnt
and
moHand
Dancing
at
Dumfries
'
union
here
rwi.
SV
Thursday,
August
6,
1953
chairman
of
the
economic
plan-
Scc'land,
is
supervising
examin-,70
members
from
(w
ning
board,
will
retire
from
pub-
atlo-is
and
giving
Instruction
In
Michigan
turned
upanj
Milwaukee
Facing
Day
or
Decision
After
Braves'
Rally
Downs
Dodgers
lie
service
in
October.
'ww
leciumiues.
j
i
l0
ine
old
i
and
3E-ROOF...
tl
wish
DUROID
Asphalt
Shingles
running
10
innings.
Pittsburgh
I
defeated
Cincinnati
6-4.
1
The
top
spots
in
the
Ameri-
;
Inquire
obout
our
Instalment
Payment
Plan
!
Ton
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ESTIMATES
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OR
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GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.
can
League
remained
static1
with
New
York
Yankees
still
;
five,
games
ahead
.
of
Chicago
j
White
Sox.
New
York
came
j
from
behind
to
edge
.Detroit
;
5-4
while
Chicago
was
carried
;
J
14
innings
at
Philadelphia
be,-
i
i
fore
Sam
Mele
broke
it
up
with
!
1
a
two-run
homer.
j
TWO
SHITOITS
I
i
Em
Flowers
pitched
a
shutout
;
215
First
Ave.
W.
Phone
fi!)
behind;
a
double
defeat
woul:l
drop
them
9'2
back.
It's
a
rare
season
when
a
club
can
make
up
that
much
ground
in
seven
weeks
fill
that's
left
of
the
1053
campaign.
The
Dodgers
suffered
thoir
first
loss
In
Milwaukee
Wednesday,
a
5-3
decision
which
saw
the
Braves
come
from
behind
in
the
eighth
inning.
'Milwaukee
scored
twice
in
the
seventh
and
got
three
more
in
the
eighth.
The
third-place
Philadelphia
Phils,
nine
games
back
of
Brooklyn,
trimmed
fcurth-plare
St.
Louis
Cardinals
7-3.
New
York
Giants,
who
have
.collapsed
completely
in
the
west,
lost
two
more,
9-6
and
7-6,
tu
Chicago
Cubs
with
the
second
same
By
BEN
PHLEGAR
Associated
Press
Spurts
Writer
With
one
eye
on
the
standings
and
the
other
on
the
calendar
this
looks
like
the
day
of
decisis
n
for
Milwaukee
Braves.
Charlie
Grimm's
club
meets
i
he
National
League-leading
Brooklyn
Dodgers
twice
today.
Nothing
less
than
a
pair
of
victories
will
convince
anybody
but
the
rabid
Milwaukee
fans
that
the
B.u.es
still
have
a
pennant
chance.
.
1hj
Jraves,
who
jumped
from
a
lacklustre
seventh-place
outfit
in
Boston
to
dangerous
con-trn-:-n
in
Milwaukee,
trail
the
rodger?
by
72
games.
Twin
triumphs
would
leave
them
5''2
6
Eastbound
Flights
Daily
From
Vancouver
r
Only
2
"
4
hrs.
hrs.
15
mins
to
Calgary
50
mins.
to
Winnipeg
15
mins.
to
Toronto
15
mins.
to
Montreal
15
mins.
to
New
York
in
his
first
major
league
start
(
for
Boston,
beating
St.
Louis
!
Browns
5-0.
Bob
Porterfield,
the
majors'
leading
whitewash
art-ii.it.
threw
his
seventh
shutout
ipiui
hi.-f
sei.oti4
la
a
low
a.-,
j
We
llington
trounced
Cleveland
9
hrs.
11
hrs.
12
hrs.
'
!
11-0.
!
Detroit
out-hit
'
New
'
York
.
i
n-10.
but
Gus
Trlandas.
just
no
1
from
Pirmingham,
and
Billy
i
Martin
homered
for
-the
Yanks
;
sinl
the
winning
run
was
scored
in
the
seventh
vVji
Yo"i
Berra
Hon
Stop
Service
to
Winnipeg
'
.
Lv.
VancouYcr
daily
6:10
p.m.
PST
S;-e
yntir
Travel
Agent
ur
TCA
Office
In
Vancouver
Moose
Nine
Edge
Piralesll-10
!n
Exciting
Little
League
Fixture
A
POUND
ON
YOUR
FAVORITE
C5S
Howe
Street
(Opp.
Georgia
Hotel)
Thone
TA.
0131
Moose
edeed
rut
the
Borden
by
that
time
had
garnered
an-
:
rU.ublc
J
ncme
Mickey
Mantle.
Street
Pirates
11-10
last
night
in
other
pair
of
tallies
to
maintain
i
Mele
s
winning
bla.st
was
the
a
e.
iiinr'v
clof
tattle
League
their
lead.
1
fo
-t'i
home
run
in
the
Phlla-
THANS-CANADA
r
.Both
teams
scored
three
runs
I
game
at
Algoma
Park.
Hnff
ee
or
Tea
.INTCINATIONAL
t
AMI
ATIAM
tIC
Harold
Hill,
who
bolh
pitched
(jJhfc.
II
ANSCONTIMINfAt
;
and
covered
second
for
the
a.ousl,
was
the
hero
of
the'
game
THE
COM
V
LET
K.
T
K
A
V
L
L
StKVIU
YIH
K
LOCAL
1KAVLL
AGENT
"-"
p
rnarie
a
one-handed
rVl-hii
marathon.
Gus
Zernlil
i
pti'l
Ray
Murray
homered
for-j
flip
A's
in
the
second
and
Ed,
Mrr.hfp
tied
the
count
in
the
I
ei-li'h
wi'h
a
two-run
blow.
Porterfield
scattered
six
hit:;-
'rnd
rrntributed
two
doubles
to
the
17-hit
Washington
assault
s.'i
the
Senators
broke
th'ir
string
of
23
scoreless
Innings.
i
Continued
cn
page
7)
CRAWFORD
MOORE
TRAVEL
AGENCIES
in
the
fourth,
with
Mno.;s
collecting
i.vi
more
in
the
fifth.
Pirate's
two-run
ra'ly
was
rut
in
the
bottom
of
the
Mxh.
Per
Halv-srson,
Moose's
opening
pitcher
gave
up
5
runs
whn
striking
out
7.
Harold
Hill
struck
out
6
and
gave
up
3
runs.
Ed
Eyford-
who
pitelv-d
the
sixth
inning
for
the
Meoee
struck
out
I
rnd
pave
up
2
runs.
Sheldon
Wong
for
the
Pirates
catch
of
Robin
Gilmore's
drive
to
I
re;
ire
In"
sie
'as
a
Pirate
runner
on
third
threatened
to
tie
j
up
the
game.
1
Va!!ac9
Clock
Phone
(
A
storekeeper's
error
saw
an
j
extra
inning
played
in
which
the
Pirates
actually
tied
the
game,
but
at
the
end
of
six
regulation
j
innings
Moose
led
the
Pirates
by
out
7
while
allowing
6
runs.
Larry
,
one
run.
.
mouse
wo
a
i,ru:S
tu
mate
for
g
run3
f
pitcher
Sheldon
Wong's
offerings
I
.fje
Vai
Fhan
prd
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y
1
mi
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for
in.
the
first
inning.
Pirates
ral-
to-b
hTh
cnl'x-tlrp
dauo'e-i
lied
with
one
run
in
the
second
!
,.n
csM'on
Wirf
'
homernl
aad
four
in
the
third,
but
Moose
?n1
doubled
for
Pirat,e3
with
Chow
rapping
cut
a
Gi'bTt
rl"le.
:
LoHee
Lovers
Jce
Lefe.Hrneeu
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(lip
balls
rt
ot
'V"t
nr.ri
r'.er.ny
V'inriie
as
firs'
base
nwp.
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perfect
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4
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League
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