Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
May
7,
1952
Baseball
Scores
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Football
Starting
In
Movies
It:cai(io
Too
Mu
MnMl.ilii.iii
Sees
li
l,lii'ines
remarked.
i
Montalban
will
go
in
for
beef-;
cake
male
cheesecake.
His
first
opportunity
came
in
a
prizefight
picture.
He
strips
to
the
waist
while
working
in
the
fields
for
"Letter
to
the
President."
And
he's
currently
training
to
appear
as
a
trapeze
artist
in
a
future
film.
Montalban
has
been
at
M-G-M
for
seven'
years
and
is
now
in
his
best
position
for
screen
vehicles.
He
said
he
hasn't
been
impatient
about
the
slow
buildup
of
his
career.
"At
any
other
studio,
I
would
have
zoomed
up
long
before
now,"
he
remarked.
"But
I
also
MUSIC
TUITION
RATE
INCREASE
Be
ginning
September
1,
1952,
the
music
teachers
of
Prince
Rupert
are
increasing
their
rates.
The
tuition
for
Junior
pupils
from
Grades
I
to
IX
inclusive
is
$80
a
year
and
for
Senior
pupils,
Grades
X
and
A.R.C.T.
$100
a
year.
These
rates
entitle
a
pupil
to
two
half-hour
lessons
a
week.
f
Signed:
Miss
M
Way
Mrs.
II.
().
Jamioson
Mrs.
C
Anderson
Mrs.
E.
J
Sinil
h
Mrs.
3
Bowman
Sisters
of
St.
Joseph
-
Mrs.
C.
Gilkef
I
!
Ill
III
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American
St.
Ixmis
5.
Philadelphia
1
Di-troit
2.
Washington
5
Cleveland
1.
New
York
0
Chiccgo
2.
Boston
11
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Boston
0.
Chicago
2
Philadelphia
6.
Pittsburgh
0
Brooklyn
5,
Cincinnati'
0
1
10
innings
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New
York
4.
St,
Louis
9
Pacific
Coast
I.o-
Angeles
3.
Oakland
2
Portland
8.
Seattle
2
San
Francisco
3.
Hollywood
9
Sacramento
7.
San
Diego
2
Wesiern
iiire,
national
.
Salem
G.
Yakima
0
Spokane
2,
Lewiston
1
Victoria
4,
Vancouver
7
lii-City
5,
Wenatchee
2
sKfcMiniH
By
i'.uB
THOMAS
HOU.YVo
APi
Kicardo
Montalbt.n
thinlts
he,
knows
what's
wrotK;
wiih
Hoi.ywoo'd's
glamor
and
he's-
altering
his
csrcer
aiTorditipIy,
.,
!
'T'lifre
liuve
been
two
ex-Irenie.s
in
niovi"
pulil'-city,"
the
wily
Latin
til;
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'Oi.
one
siiip
'are
the
Mrit.il
stars,
wl'o.-e
scan
By
JAY
ESS
!
j
Tlic
football
sca.son
opening
has
btpn
set
for
this
evening;
w
ith
the
Heavy
Battery
playm;;
j
the
General
Motors.
t
The
General
Motors
team
will
j
be
picked
from
the
following:
j
Tommy
Boulter.
Rod
Robinson.
;
Iilby
'captaini.
John
Wilson.
Glen
Olsen
Ronnie
Tait.
Les
i
Matthews,
Ai
ne
Lien.
Pat
Wil-1
son,
A.
Maron,
P.
Maron.
Dave;
:
Murray,
Jack
White,
Waily
Price.
Who's
Best
In
Queen's
Plale
Reason
;
Inniflhl
have
been
on
the
way
dals
m:.ke
big
headlines.
On
tiw"
miglit
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
BRINGS
RESULTS,
other
side
are
the
homey
star':,
;
down.'
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By
JOHN
PATERSON
Canadian
Press
Stolf
Wrlur
ht
at
Koos.o-
,
first
league
,
&
tmni.
in
Die
I
who
are
built
up
to
be
'just
like
the
boy
or
-girl
next
door.'
"I
think
both
extremely
nre
bud
for
Hollywood.
There
is
nothing
exiitin:;
about
sin;
it
General
M'l,1,lfi
111
.r
trophy
mm
pet
i-
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have
been
':'"'"
I
tilP
Prince
Rupert
L;atiun
is
looking
J,
.
very
suWHlul
TORONTO
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With
the
93rd
annual
running
of
the
rich
and
histoiic
Queens
Plate
less
than
three
weeks
away
trainers
are
asking
their
Canadla
n-bred
three-year-olds
the
$04
question
w'th
the
$21,000
answer.
Best
reply
to
date
was
from
tiro
hammering
hooves
of
Acadian
and
R"rt
MnrtlU,
two
colt.s
with
lndifierer.t.
records
from
the
pretentious
K.
P.
Taylor
."table
of
Toronto.
This
pair
How
long
docs
it
take
to
mark
1
out
a
football
g.oundv
Well,
last;
evening.
In
view
of
the
fact
tlv.u'
the
Football
Association
hid:
taken
no
steps
to
have
the
jo1,
'
done,
two
General
.viotors
enthusiasts
and'
a
reteree
spent
'-m'
1-s
than
three
hour.
in
0,
nark
ing
out
the
pitch.-
The
three'
were
John
Wilson,
secretary
oi
the
General
Motors,
Alex
H.tig.
manager
of
the
Gtiu
ral
Motors,
and
Bill
Baxter,
who
plans
to
ieierce
thi.
.--.iKcn.
IJemember
when?
Durab!:;
Tony
C'an.oneri,
who
had
twice
been
world
lightweight
champion,
absorbed
tlw
worst,
beating
of
his
career
at
the
hands
of
champion
Lou
Ambers
H
yonrs
a;;o
tonight.
The
veteran
CanzoiHi'i
stuck
it
for
15
rounds
with
his
former
sparring
partner,
but
won
only
two
rounds
with
one
even.
ii,..,
w
Mail
cry
urs
C
I).:'
row
(
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V,
Ue
is
ugly
and
oUi-iisr.e
to
decent
poop!?.
Hut
H
i.i
u',,o
bad
io
ni
,ke
-
in
;.t
a.
.vein
norm..
I.
they
iiiin't
nir.p.-i;
or
el.:,:
Hi-.v1
wouldn't
be
iit(vi:
stars."
TM
li,.-.i
Monl.ilba't
(.ou
--..ed
th.it
had
been
pia--d
;.t
tin-
'
'boy
jse.:l
door"
category.
ileamJ
his
family
were
ti.
s
objects
of
countless
home
layools
in
the
eiovie
nin'jazino.
Fin,
illy,
his
wire
declared,
"I'm
g
i(:ng
tired
of
seeing
my
face."
"'1
hat's
when
I
decided
to
soft-pvdal
the
iu.nity
angle,"
he
l)V
lu-
i.
m:uml)
k
C
hu.suea
uie
tun
i'8-miie
race
Ma
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fllli
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tl
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f-n.-t-
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than
that
taken
by
11
winners
In
;
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v.
,,-
in
i.rc
li.'l
actual
competition.
Thvy
did
the
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1-41
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PIONEER
MISSION
The
first
Protestant
mission
in
the
Peace
River
country
was
founded
in
1877
by
Alfred
Gar
rioeh,
Winnipeg
.clergyman.
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r,
nH
The
plate
record
-1:52
was
made
by
Last
Mark
of
Jim
Fair
stable
of
Calnsville,
Ont
In
1948.
The
Plate
is
worth
$21,000.
plus
I
Senior,
Junior
Baseball
Sees
Early
Start
,
schedule
V
NOW
ON
DISPLAY
j.vv
D
Uieiy
vs
U.n-
ft
50
guineas
from
the
Queen.
J
Trainer
Pete
MeCnnn
lias
six
In
the
Taylor
stable
among
tlr.;
!
75
still
eligblc.
He
says
he
thinks
Acadian
who
lost
his
only
two
:
f
tarts
last
yearhas
the
best
i
YO
vs
Heavy
u;u-
A40
AUSTIN
SOMERSET
Co-
l-avy
Battery
vs
I.QSC
j
For
thai
New
RANGE,
REFRIGERATOR
j;
vs
.umbia
Cellulose
"I'S.
chance
of
bringing
the
stable
it
j
;
third
Plate
victory.
Epic
In
191J
j
and
Major
Factor
last
year
were
'.lit
previous
Taylor
wlnne.s.
A
Taylor
castou'.
Ep.gram
from
'
.,1
Motors
v.s
enci
WASHER
or
SMALL
APPLIANCE
i
;
Columbia
Cel-
PRICE
HB95-GQ
ih-.?
Three
Vs
stable
of
Toronto,;
ibiaCiHulos-v
vs
ha'
the
.second
best
time
for
a
PLUS
TAX
-
nine
umoui,
oo.
epigram
Battery
vs
Gen-
was
claimed
lor
$2.51)0
last
year.
,
,vy
y
5
G.
E.
KE1
me
Winnipeg
-
c
w
n
e
a
con.
"Baseball
Hill"
in
Houses,
.a
Park
echoed
last
night
to
the
crack
of
ball
ami
bat
and
the
slap
of
leather
as
all
three
senior
ba
eball
clubs
turned
out
lor
practice
before
the
fir-Vi
game
'
nest.
Sunday.
.
Firs$
league
game
Is
soiled
used
betweM
'
Abel
&
Odowes
and.
flo
don
&
Anderson.
Meanwhile,
on
the
far
side
of
the
"Hill."
Little
Leaguers
turn-,
ecf
out
for
the
fii;st
tim-j
for
instruction
in
pitching:
and
catch-;
ing.
Tenght,
ai
Litt'e
I
players
who
want
to
try
out
for
infield
are
asked
to
be
at
Gyro
ball
park
at
7
p
m,
'Trt.s
pracn-v
wil1
be
for
shortstops
r.id
br-e
men.
Adult
team
managers
are
a
-k-;
ed
to
voiu
itect.
'Mir.
e
are
:;
"rl-
ed.
With
more
than.
45
playrs
;
aged
12
and
under
re.iKterod
fo
Little
League
baseball,
a
good
season
is
expected.
-SOneral
Motors
vs
Lord
btronie.
woikio
a
nanay
Vs
Down
Payment
i
mile
In
1:43
2a.
He
finished
two
4CY0
vs
Heavy
Bat-
lengths
ahead
of
Ills
training
j
mates,
Sleeping
Giant
and
Alli
a
I
NOW
14-0
m
i
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
Ltd.
;-.,vy
Battery
vs
ose
jr
-lumbai
t'i!uio.-,e
v.s
SERVICE
AUTO
UPERIOR
fs-
al
Motor;-
son
Pass-
from
the
Elmar
stable
of
Toronto
Lord
Strome,
ownd
by
the
Whiltier
Park
Stock
Farm
oi
James
Spears
will
have
Alber-ta-bor:i
Johnny
Longden
In
the
saddle
on
Plate
Day.
May
24.
Olliers
in
the
big
field
have
done
the
mile
in
1
:44
or
slower.
Nrus
of
jockeys
engaged
lor
ih-
lace
also
Is
circulating.
Can
LIMITED
riifioe
"if
l'.lnck
Phone
Green
217
IlrMiei1
B.C.
Third
Avenue
West
Slewart,
B.C.
Prince
Ruuert
Pratt
lina
Ice
ada
s
lentl.ng
jockey?
veteran
Pat
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aid,
will
be
aboa
d
Our
Cina;,
ovi.
d
ty
A.
G.
iSoottyi
IC.nr.eil
of
Winnipeg:.
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year
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ride
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Chop-
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p
Toil"
Li
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fo
Bluj
Wrack
and
Etui'
Pxy
for
Sunnycrest.
A
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t.iei'
payment
of
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to
,
p
a
lirvsc
eiig.b'.e
for
ihe
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wj.s
due
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the
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sponsor
of,
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r:i!c.
hasn't
announced
the'
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tho;,
;
cmuiivrig.
It
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r'.'P'ti'd
about
15
'vill
eo
to
Hie
i
pes'.
A
spokesman
for
I
he
tra'-k
'
,
wcver,
?a;d
it
exoected
the
,
:i.
fu:lons
I'
ate
trial.
May
17.'
ly
have
to
be
lun
In
two
divi-ion.s
due
to
the
laige
numbjr
j
of
entries.
This
is
the
only
ran
t
l
ite
tr.t
ies
are
permitted
to
(
r'
in
13.V1
the
iyPL
w
innipt
4'
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la-t
rra-on.
r
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recount.'
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Ma'
Aching
Was
t
tutioiial
WinrOP'f.
in
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pl
perfiimi.mces
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WITH
THEM
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its
Football
Tonight
HEAVY
BATTERY
GENERAL
MOTORS
It
was
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I
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tnde
on
illof
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O.-o-
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an
urlie-iil.led
Jl'-ie
Ini'ians'
vaunted
--engaged
in
a
tight
-i-i'-f
lieynokls,
lie
"'
Wti
lo
protect
I
its
run
scored
on
Dale
Mil
ehe'
I,
Kay
X
ni
.
Tebiiett
s.
Hey-fi
f.vc
hit;.
Neither
;t
extra
base
hit.
I'::r:l
a
t'.vo-h
tier
as
saapaed
out.
or
a
sl.eai;
by
duwn-I'L'te
Pittslniffh
f-':
Sii3:ial
League
I
m
-oy
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1
si
have
Junior
Matriculation
or
the
equivalent,
Canada
and
NATO
inj
in
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A
nt
,
.
.
need
jour
services
.
.
.
no1
You,
too,
can
win
your
wins
.
Ily
on
jet
power
.
.
.
join
other
keen
young
Canadians
w
ho
ride
the
skies
over
Britain
and
Europe,
in
the
maintenance
of
peace
and
freedom.
If
you
are
between
18
and
24
and
A
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