1-iiHCe
Kupi'f
UChy
INtV.:
Tiduy,
June
25,
1954
League
Revises
Schedule
Bears
Unable
Jo
Stop
Caps
1,
V
Little
League
officials
have
G
&
A
Down
Commercials
To
Notch
Third
Shutout
It
'
r
J5
Wotc
o,
Special,
lijr
The
Canadian
Pitm
been
forced
to
declare
three
tie
'
games
on
the
league's
books
n
no
ton
i
est.
'
The
games
have
been
iesciie-1-,
uled
for
next
week
and
one
nf
-
iznoon-7:30p.m
....iil
:2?
fl
HOMECOOW
Dunbar's
relay
to
Sundberg
on
j
second
was
in
time.
Herb
Mor-
1
gan's
drive
to
the
right
of
second
was
snapped
up
by
Hill
who
1
Playing
strictly
in
the
too
bracket,
Gordon
and
Anderson
blanked
Commercial
Hotel
7-0
behind
the
five-hit
pitchinR
of
BIG
Hamburg.
Yakima
tried
again
Thursday
I
night
to
put
the
stopper
on
Van-1
couver
but
its
efforts
in
the
I
We.-
tern
International
Bus
-biiil
League's
feature
game
added
up
to
another
row
of
fat
goose
cs'gs.
For
the
second
straight
n'ght:
the
Bears
vnt
scoreless
as
Van-1
couver
widened
its
first
place
bulge
to
five
full
games.
i
The
Bears
.scored
a
single
run
i
southpaw
Fred
Christensen
in
a
i
tossed
to
Sundberg
to
force
Lind-
J
ate
'v
v
f)f
I
two
rained
out
game-
will
alio
I
be
played
this
coming
week.
The
I
ot:iei
v
11
be
played
off
in
t!ie
i
f
ii-U
"i.jien
date"
in
the
second
i
half.
In
order
to
ease
the
load
a-i
I
much
a.s
possible
on
the
Little
Leasee
pi'dicrs.
who
are
houirl
by
stii-t
regulations,
the
sche
I-I
uie
1vh
hrpri
re-arraii"ed
to
leave
scheduled
Senior
Baseball
League
.
say.
25c
I
inrisav
hit
into
the
second
Suniluiili
Beef
Slew
fixture
at
Roosevelt
Park
last
night.
This
marks
the
second
shut
55i
twin
kill
by
driving
a
ground
ball
to
Sundberg
w
ho
fired
to
Hill
to
catch
Miner
Simundson
coming
out
of
the
season
for
Christen-
Clam
(
huwdrr
LarRe
bowl
...
.
25
sen
the
third
for
leaeue-leariing
into
second.
Hill's
peg
to
Rcherk
1
O
&
A,
and
it
moves
the
club
at
first
nipped
Lindsay
by
half
a
;
four
and
a
half
eames
in
front
steD,
G
&
A
added
two
more
runs
in
Louis'
SnackBai
Third
Avmw
W(si
a
Kin.smen-Nortli
Stars
rained
eutirame
to
be
played
Thmsd
iy,
July
8.
The
revised
schedule
for
next
week
followi:
June
Kinsmen
vs
Bia
Klus;
June
30
-
Kinsmen
vs
of
second
spot
Terrace.
The
loss
drnns
the
hotelmen
derper
into
the
dungeon,
six
1
their
sixth
when
Petrow
doubled,
went
on
to
third
when
Sundberg
grounded
out
and
came
home.
V
a.m.
tu
R
n
m
.1.,.
Fri
n,i
...
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""f
North
t'.'ur
:
July
I
...Super
Val'li
Xi'"'.;;
July
3
-Sen
Kintl
vs
Kin.snien.
games
out
of
first
olace.
Gordon
and
Ande.r.son
started
H'f
with
n
four-run
lend
in
the
bottom
of
the
first
as
thev
rrot
to
Commercial
ri"ht-h
n
n
d
e
r
for
three
hits,
while
th"
Tnti
men
aided
the
G
&
A
cause
with
three
.errors.
Stnn
Pet
row
lrrl
off
in
Ihe
fjoorin"
column
nfter
hc
;ip'lcd
went
to
second
on
nn
ri-oi-
tn
first
bnseman
Gnrdic
Cn"ron
to
third
when
Lind'T'
hr.i-.hi--'
Rill
Sundberg's
bunt
long
enough
for
the
G
&
A
shortston
to
get
on.
and
came
home
wlirn
Hon
i
when
Hill's
drive
went
through
j
Nickerson
at
third.
Don
Rcherk,
;
who
had
walked
and
gone
to
third
on
the
error,
came
in
when
I
Midway
fiii-'d
a
ball
past
Nickerson.
Christensen
pets
the
win
after
giving
no
five
hits,
walking
two
and
striking
out
five
and
hitting
one
batter.
Bruce
Simundson,
in
the
third.
Lindsay
gave
up
eight
hits,
walked
two,
struck
out
six
and
hit
a
batter.
Bill
Sundberg,
trice.
Commercials
left,
seven
men
stranded
and
G
&
A
eight.
!
T'nnvrcs
were
Doug
Sankey
:
j
in
the
ninth
inning
Tuesday
I
j
night
to
win
the
optner
of
the
three-game
series
at
Yakima.:
i
Vancouver
won
Wednesday
night.
6-0,
behind
five-hit
pitch-
,
ing
by
Manager
Bill
Brenner
and
j
took
Thursday
night's
game
by
the
same
score
with
Bob
Uob-;
I
erts
twirling
a
six-hitter.
j
Edmonton
handed
Wenu
tehee
i
,
its
sixth
straight
!ws
8-8:
Til-Pity
beat
Salem
4-3
and
Vic-1
toria
posted
the
identical
score
I
'.
at
Lewiston.
.
WenaUhc?
outhit
the
Fskinns:
13-12
but
fell
short
in
the
run,
department.
Th-
Ch.cf.-i
sco'
ed
;
i
four
time
in
the
si-ventii
inniiv,
before
Eumoiitcn
luait.v-M'd
to;
i
nd
the
rally.
!
Bob
Met!
uire's
tliird
Uinlns
j
triple
fcith
two
aboard
gave
Til-
!
City
its
winning
margin
ut
S
i-
;
leni.
Tiuiiing
b-i
filtering
tli
'
,
inning,
the
Braves
picked
up.
a
j
:
run
when
Lido
Vanni
.sin:;ii-d,j
advanced
on
an
error
and
came1
horn?
on
Bob
Monlz'
outfield
fly.
:
Vietori'i's
Nfil
Sheridan
carried
,
the
big
bat
at
Lewiston.
He
'
drove
in
runs
in
the
first
and
I
fifth
innings
that
gave
the
Tyeis
:
the
edge.
TRUCK
DRIVERS
Plan
now
to
enter
the
1
st
Annual
TRUCK
ROADEO
Sponsored
by
the
PRINCE
GEORGE
LIONS
CLUB
under
the
supervision
of
the
Automotive
Tranroort
Association
of
B.C.
MAKI.KNE
STI'H'AItT
of
I'ont-hlll.
(mt.,
play
lnr:
In
an
Invitation
tournament
ut
the
Hamilton
Golf
and
Country
Club,
set
a
course
record
of
t!S
to
break
a
25-year
mail;
ol
74
Miss
Stewart,
B
r
i
t
i
i:
h
A
in
a
t
e
n
i-Women's
champion,
is
li
.ivine.
for
England
to
defend
her
titlu.
Scherk
sacrificii'd
l-RANK
SMITH,
11,
of
North
Tarryiown,
N.Y.,
geis
some
expert
batting
instruction
at
Palisades
Amusement
Park
In
New
Jersey
from
baseball's
famed
left-handed
slugger,
Johnny
Mize.
Mize
gives
free
batting
instructions
as
well
as
batting
demonstrations
every
Friday
night
at
the
park.
Sundberg
came
in
as
Dave
0?m"n
'--""-I'jU's
'au
at
first
and
Steve
Mintenko
sort
tap
to
the
mound
was
misfired
bv
Lindsav
to
third.
at
'hird.
C""tre
fielder
Ralnh
Endridge
,
score-
I
r
i
f
doubled
to
bring
in
Hill
wih
the
"'"
An
,
H
po
Kinsmen
Win
Second
in
Row
THURSDAY,
JULY
1st
OPTOMETRIST
,
Fied
R
Uowdle
303
Thlid
Ava.
W,
P.one
Green
960
To
Move
Into
Runner-Up
Tie
mirn
run.
iwrrcii
rouni
n.
Rimundsnn.
2b
2
0
0
Grounded
out
third
to
f
ir'-t
ad-
Pnvlikis.
if
3
0
1
vancine
Kndridge.
Svd
Scherk
m.
simundson.
cf
.
1
o
o
singled
brincinc
in
Endridge
with
Lindsay,
p
3
0
1
...
...
-
Ounn.
rf
3
0
1
the
fourth
tally.
,
Mnr(.an-
c
3
o
In
the
second.
Lindsay
struck
e.mfmni
ih
3
0
0
no
the
first
two
men
tWore
Nirkerson,
3b
3
0
0
ViitHil"
Snnriherpr
nn
tho
hick
Dalil.
3
0
2
By
BOB
MORRIS
Fresh
from
their
first
win
of
the
season
Wednesday,
Kinsmen
24
0
5
18
8
5
of
th
Little
League
showed
their
(.OIIIKIX
Semi-Trailer
Class
Straight
Truck
Class
-
GRAND
PRIZE
-
All
expense
paid
(rip
frum
Prince
George
to
VanciMY,r
In
innipcle
in
the
l5t
Automotive
Tr:wi-purt
Asvx-ia.
tion
I'ruvimial
Finals.
ENTRY
FEE
$10.00
In
tries
must
be
in
Prince
George
by
midnight,
Juiu
8.
Fill
in
the
application
for
entry
form
bejow
and
mail
to
RAl.rH
WILLIAMSON,
ROADEO
COMMITTEE
CHAIRMAN,
ill
care
of
Hus
Uepot,
1180
Fourth
Ave
1'Rl
NC.'F.
GKORG
K,
B
C.
,
Phone
75
Evenings
313-Y-2
"PROVE
you
ore
a
CHAMPION
driver"
SPRING-FILLED
MATTRESSES
AMICKSON
AB
Ft
H
PO
A
4
2
2
0
0
f,
worth
again
last
night
to
send
o
the
Lipsett
Sea
Kingi
down
to
a
o:
11-3
defeat
at
Aleoma
Park.
Prtrow.
If
RundberK.
ss
D
Scherk.
c
Kill.
3D
Kinsmen
runs.
Bruce
Kerr
who
'
relieved
In
the
fifth
with
two
on
and
none
away,
allowed
five
hits
rnd
one
walk,
striking
out
two
for
one
run.
Armstrong,
Kinsmen
first
sackpr.
gave
'lis
average
a
boose
with
three
h;U
for
three
official
trips,
but
brought
in
only
one
run
while
team
mates
Olsen
and
Doug
Turner,
with
three
for
four,
each
brought
in
two
Kinsmen
L'ilies.
I
Seymour,
who
replaced
Dock-
d
i
ne
win
moves
me-
service
o
clubbers
Into
a
second
place
tie
0
with
North
Stars.
0
1
0
1
1
3
0
1
Buy
top
quality
and
years
of
sleeping
comfort.
Excellent
workmen-
Endridgp.
cf
3
Younu.
rf
...
4
S
Scherk
lb
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Dunbar,
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stole
second
and
enmei
in
vith
run
number
five
on
Don
Seherk's
double.
Coiniimrcinls
threatened
h.-'ef-iy
to
break
into
the
scorin"
co'-
nmn
in
the
third
when
r-liff
nhl
Mt
a
clean
double
to
the
centre
field
wall
and
was
thrown
out
trying
to
make
it
into
third.
G
&
A
nipped
off
a
potential
(h".it
In
th"
fourth
wih
the
first
of
their
two
double
nlnvs
of
th
pump.
Miner
Simundson
wa":ed.
went,
to
second
on
t
ind-s-r's
Mnele.
hut
was
caught
off
th"
sack
when
Bill
Gunn
hit
a
soft
drive
to
Ian
Dunbar
at
third.
Ken
Murray
who
pitched
the
Lrst
four
innings
for
the
Kins-
mi
n.
walked
the
ten
batters,
al
ship.
Long
wearing
martress
211
7
8
21
lowed
only
one
hit
and
struck
out
seven
for
the
only
three
Sea
.
c
ndorf
at
second
in
tlr
third
in-
APPLICATION
FOR
ENTRY
in
I
he
1st
annual
Prince
George
Lions
Club
TRUCK
ROADEO
fatan(Uii:-s:
O
&
A
Terrace
Esquires
Commercials
w
o
5
4
9(K1
.4111
.384
.333
covering.
From
$33-50
up
BOX
SPRINGS
From
$39-50
FELT
MATTRESSES
From
$j(.75
N.'
iKing-:
runs.
Foster
who
r.
lieved
;
'at
the
start
of
the
fifth
inning-
1
gave
only
one
walk,
allowed
;
two
hits
and
struck
out
foui
i
holding
the
Lipsett
boys
score-!
less
in
the
final
two
frames.
i
Bruce
Robertson,
who
started
)
on
tlie
mound
for
ths
Sea
Kings,
was
t
ipped
for
seven
hi'.s
and
i
.;ave
three
walks,
hit
one
batter
!
and
struck
out
for
ten
of
the
Thnmcnn
Talflpmnp
TrArlp
EMPLOYER'S
NAME
...
EMPLOYER'S
ADDRESS
.
1
1
iiriieistonrt
that
1
cannot
enter
Uie
Vancouver
trbb
if
I
have
had
an
accident
during
the
past
12
month,
h:vc
wot
lied
for
more
thnn
two
employers
I
Backfires
on
Milwaukee
n:ng.
brought
in
two
run.',
with
m
i
)
lit
in
two
official
t.j-ip-i
while
H;
l''cr
'
also
accounted
for
two
of
the
11
runs,
batting
.333
for
the
game.
Adams
With
one
for
four
and
Erickson
with
one
fo:
two
each
scored
once.
For
Sea
Kings,
Chri.i
Downing
who
came
in
at
short
in
the
fifth
frame,
hit
safely
in
his
only
trip
to
the
plate
but
he
failed
to
score.
Ogllvle
was
the
only
other
hitter
for
Lipsett's,
garnering
two
hits
in
three
tries.
He
scored
ore
run.
Other
Sea
King
runs
came
from'
Hunter
with
three
walk3
and
Johnson
who
wa.s
given
two
free
passes.
Only
extra
base
blows
In
the
game
were
made
by
Kinsmen's
backstop,
Olsen,
who
hit
one
double,
a
circuit
clout.
Gordon
&
Anderson
Phone
46
iSiened)..
By
BEN
PlII.FGAli
The
"dream"
deal
of
the
winter
is
prnvirer
nothine
but
a
summer
nightmare
to
the.
Milwaukee
Braves.
Johnny
Antonelli.
Don
Liddle.
F.bba
St.
Claire,
Billv
Klaus
and
.300.
For
Milwaukee.
Thomson
has
been
out
since
he
broke
his
ankle
March
13.
He
will
be
out
another
month
at
least.
Calderone
lost
the
second-string
catcher's
job
to
rookie
Charley
White
and
h"-
"
'
1
Big
Series
Faces
Yanks
Says
Stengel
cash
were
parcelled
off
to
the,nlayed
iust
one
full
game
and
York
Tints
for
Bobby
parts
of
nine
others.
Thomson
and
Sam
Calderone.
!
The
Braves
have
been
helpless
This
W':-S
runnosed
to
be
thelln
m-in.ti.-min
nnrnwiill
An.
CLEVELAND
Wi
To
Casey
trade
that
could
take
the
pen
that
big
series
in
tonelli
has
beaten
them
three
i
Stengel
it's
GEGRGF.
HAWKS
AUCTIONEER
Phcr.e
Black
816
and
Red
12
nant
away
from
Brooklyn.
It
may
succeed
but
for
the
Giants
instead
of
Milwaukee.
GOOD
FOR
GIANTS
For
the
Giants
Antonelli
has
won
nine
games,
Liddle
has
won
two.
St.
Claire
is
catching
at
times
in
three
trie's.
Liddle
push-
j
cd
them
into
fourth
place
Thurs-
I
day
with
a
sparkling
four-hit
-2-1
victory.
His
masterful
performance
kept
the
Giants
one
game
ahad
of
'he
Dodgers
who
beat
Cincin-
!
nati
9-6.
St.
Louis
trimmed
,
NEW
EASE
Minneapolis
where
Klaus
is
play-
-'I
"r
!
'
;
.
'
;
ing
second
base
and
hitting
over
iPUsbursh
5-1
and
Philadelphia
--
-
.
..
.shaded
Chicago
3-2
in
ll
inning:;
NEW
Cleveland."
Al
Lopez
calls
it
"a
crucial
week-end,
but
certainly
ut
t
one
of
those
do-or-die
times.''
No
matter
how
they
described
it
in
separate
Interviews,
there
was
litUe
doubt
that
man.'.;;ui3
Stengel
of
New
York
Yankee'
and
Lopez
of
the
Indians
view
Witt)
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ioe
Uhlc-vime
series
their
teams
open
here
tonight.
Sure
the
Indians
are
ton
ill."
conceded
Stengel,
whose
mcr.
hav
a
4-4
record
again
it
Cleveland
tlr.s
year.
"Bui
we're
play
ir"
vp)
en"u?li.''
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.,
,
Stengel
referred
to
New
York's
current
won-iosl
percentage
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ii"ht
now
four
;ames
behind
Cleveland's
.H92
but
good
cnou'-h
t-i
win
the
pcinant
f-i.
th
!at
five
years.
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t:w
its
American
1
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lend
shrink
to
two
game-over
the
Chicago
White
Sox.
The
Indians
lost
to
Philadelphia
5-1
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1
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ouettes-today
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5-2:
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New
York
moving
of
20-veir-old
backfielder
ed
within
four
games
of
the
Jimmv
Joe
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formerly
of
leaders
with
an
11-2
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at
the
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Pittsburgh
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Detroit.
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