NATIONAL
VIEWS
&
NEWS
Saturday,
May
2,
19h3
Major
League
Clubs
Warned
By
Frick
Against
Gambling
til
Good
Shape
WELLINGTON,
N.Z.
J
Ne
Zealand's
Olympic
gold
medallist,
Yvettc
Williams,
is
keeping
in
practice
for
next
year's
Empire
Games
at
Vancouver.
On
a
visit
to
Fiji
sh
beat
the
local
records
In
five
events
broad
Jump,
Jthot-pt,
disuus
throw,!
50-
and
100-yard
dashes.
j
t
;
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SPORTS
ROUND-UP
f.JHhHlNti
HO
AT
"Princess"
I
makes
its
way
seaward
from
I
the
harbor
at
Senttle,
Wash.
Owner
Olaf
Westby
has
been
I
fishing
for
halibut
ud
black
cod
for
2o
years,
prefers
his
boats
to
be
powered
by
Caterpillar
Diesel
Marine
Engines.
rw
YORK
(APi
Baseball
'-Resoonsibility
for
stamping
Bv
GAYLE
TALBOT
commissioner
Ford
Friek,
taking;
out
this
evil
gambling
rests
official
cognizance
of
clubhouse
;
squarely
on
the
shoulders
of
the
gaanes
for
high
stakes,
has
Is-
manager
and
this
office
will
ac-sued
a
.stern
warning
to
all
16
cept
no
alibis
in
cases
that
are
aine
in
major
league
clubs
against
brought
to
our
attention.
...
;
gambling
and
association
with!
Frick
made
it
plain,
however,
tamblers.
that
he
knew
of
no
case
where
a
Frick's
warning
was
hailed
by
i
player
was
found
to
be
gambling,
club
official
and
managers
who
other
than
card
playing.
NEW
YORK
(AP)
It
is
heartwarming
to
learn
that
Hour
favorite
baseball
player,
Clinton
D.
Courtney
jof
Coushatta,
La.,
'hasn't
gone
soft
and
begun
treating
the
Yankees
with
a
sort
of
reverent
respect,
as
so
many
other
players
do
after
a
season
or
two
in
!
i
piomied
that
every
possible
step
,.
"I
mm
it
is
rigin,
aaiu
man-
'sati
d
the
Yankees'
insides
for1
:
havinrr
sold
him
down
the
river
-when
he
was.
after
all.
a
better
t
catcher
than
Yosi
Berra.
he.t
'jam-'
would
be
taken
to
comply
with
ager
Marty
Marlon
or
i.
louia
his
edict.
All
insisted
that
no
Browns.
"Baseball
players
should
oambling
takes
place
on
their
stay
away
from
gamblers.
The
-lutes.
i
game
has
never
been
touched
by
In
a
bulletin
Frick
ordered
j
gamblers."
posted
in
all
'
clubhouses,
the
i
The
Brownie
pilot
said
there
is
commissioner
called
attention
to
no
gambling
by
his
players
on
the
"evil
of
permitting
card
road
trips.
sanies
among
your
players
where;
E:
J.
iBuzziei
Bavasi,
vice-pres-
9
'50
Monarch
Convertible,
completely
automatic
with
every
possible
extra.
""hymn;,
,lu
j
Jr
your
m.
Vi
meant
exactly
what
he
said.
He
outhit
Yogi
by
13
points
last
yea
r.
Tilat
the
Yankees
feel
the
A
Must
See
the
American
League.
A
little
over
a
year
afro,
when
first
heard
the
Brownies'
rotkie-.
catcher
refer
to
the
champions
as
"them
rich
blan!;-ety-blanks"
and
tell
in
glewini;
terms
what
he
intended
to
do
to
them
at
every
opportunity,
we
put
it
down
as
a
temporary
peeve
and
inwardly
doubted
the
feeling
would
last.
It
shows
how-wrong
a
man
can
be
when
he
tries.
Clint
plainly
is
a
ball
player
of
character.
When
he
said
he
51
Pontine
Sedan,
only
o3.
tne
-stakes
are
high."
He
said
he;
identi
of
Brooklyn
Dodgers,
saia
-V
-
ir.
--...
.
Winnie
rain.
J
..line
wav
about
ineir
ionncr
21.000
miles,
heater
formation
that
some
puiy-:
tne
ciuo
naa
muiu
vuiu
yi-
rr.mmnte
is
obvious.
The
feud
:
l.ftVKI.Y
KIIONUA
1'LK.MI.Sti
merited
I
I
l1
.
'
4
had
in
'50
Ford
Sedan
New
2-tone
Milliard
C.
Ll.
ti
losing
more
money
than
ing
for
high
stakes
two
years
ago.
etween
the
orneiv.
bespectacled
i
her
beauty
with
sand
and
clouds
for
a
ft
f
JJ
f
"
era
were
Extra
good
looking
S1K50
Manaalnn
r...
tH
afford.
vice-president
Charles
Feeney
lso
charged
that
play-1
of
New
York
Giants
said
man-
fire))lui5
ant!
the
usually
staid
scene
on
movie
location.
I
he
namingr
red-1
1
i
hey
can
aioneylcounters
of
the
Btnx
,
tJ",?1
totl
?fA
A
'
VHf.
Frick
a
.,st,r
TRICKS
'51
Ford
Pick-up
Excep
tlonal
condition
$1325
'52
Chevrolet
Pick-up.
Like
s
ers
nave
irequemiy
dtoi
jren
n'jager
Leo
uurocner
aireauy
nuu
v
1
1
gambling
joints
operating
with-j
cautioned
the
players
about
a-s-
I
in
a
stone's
throw
from
the
ociation
with
gamblers.
i,park."
and
warned
that
players.
Bost0n
Red
Sox
manager
Lou
new.
Heater
equipped....
S17!5
-mi
it
was
no
accident
wnen
'.ti1
McD!U:.'a!d
ploughed
into
the
squat
catcher
at
the
plate
.n
St.
Louis
the
other
day.
Neither
was
it
by
chance
that
f
.
1
ti
1
If
S
Dodgers
Win
On
Reese's
L
.
vA'-C-
f
if"
Bob
Parker
Ltd,
"The
Home
of
Friendly
Service"
1
rimrti'.ey.
in
the
next
inning,
or
club
employees
wno
are
louno.
,
Bou(ircau
63id
he
knows
the
to
be
gambling
will
be
declared
bull(Un
-isn't
applicable
to
the
ineligible
immediately.
,
Red
Slix-
but
-as
a
matter
of
rou-
TAKE
DRASTIC
ACTION
j
tine."
he
called
hi
V'yt'f
at-
Ifs
a
damn
sight
better
to'te'""-lon
10
ll-heart
them
off
before
something!
"Aside
from
a
few
hearts
Krljn
...
1
!
Jr
of
hemsl
itching
on
V
-
-"yf
.
-id
u
iob
g
V?-lVl
:..''!e
Ph.!
R:.vutb
at
second
J
;
f
1
1
Tt
'
.;
and
s
t
off
the
first
full-
r
,
rVKllrO&C'
'
V
wnVe,,n
f,htofthe
season.
.
f
happens,"
Frick
said,
"than
ll
is
games
lor
cnnwu
iu
to
take
drastic
action,
such
as
might
.say
we
don't
have
any
expulsion,
after
It
happens."
card
games,'
said
tsouurcau.
r
-
that
Clint
h
idn't
iaid
a
word
after
McLongi'.ld
busted
him
up
,aiid
knocked
the
ball
from
his
hand.
Such
silence
in
our
man
is
ominous
He
misht
not
be
as
fast
as
Ty
Cobb
was,
but
he's
as
;
good
a
hater
for
our
money.
Some
are
under
the
impression
thyt
the
belligerent
back-;
stop
gained
at
least
part
of
his
will
to
win
on
any
terms
from
Rogers
i:-.:'!isby.
for
whom
he
'
played
at
Be.iumont
in
1850
and
III-:
1
.iV
II
taii;'
rib?'
'SHOE
MEN'
CHALLENGE
CCC
FOR
TRAP
SHOOTING
TROPHY
The
Fashion
Footwear
trap
shooting
team
have
challenged
the
Columbia
Cellulose
team
for
the
Rupert
Radio
challenge
cup
and
will
meet
at
noon
tomorrow
at
the
range.
,
Here
are
the
teams:
Fashion
Footwear
Ray
Montgomery,
Hans
Husvik,
Tommy
Boultei.
Dorn
Dominato
and
Hans
Schmidt.
IMfenders
are
Harold
Schaeffer,
Frank
Allingham,
Butch
Currie,
Sandy
Hamilton
and
Victor
Williams.
SERVE
BURTO
"Si'KING
TRAINING,
huh,"
sayi
this
walrus
at
tne
Bronx
Zoo
as
he
comes
alert
in
the
springtime
sunshine.
It
has
1
whom
lie
still
idolizes.
No.
our
man
didn't
borrow
his
PD"
.
.T,
?
,k.
th:
,
Homer
in
8th
Reese
hammered
a
two-r-ui
home
run
in
the
eighth
innins
to
Rive
Brooklyn
Dodders
an
uphill
6-5
victory
Friday
nh'lit
over
the
Chicago
Cubs
and
"ut
them
Into
first
place
in
ths
National
League.
Reese's
blast,
off
43-year-old
Dutch
Leonard,
climaxed
a
four-run
Brooklyn
rally
after
Chicago
had
moved
into
a
5-2
lead
in
the
top
cf
the
eighth.
Rube
Walkor.
pinch-hittim;
for
starter
Russ
Meyer
singled
home
two
runners
and
rode
home
on
Reese's
homer.
Wll.
Vancouver
4,
Yakima
3.
Ecjjnontonl,
Lewiston
6.
Weriatchee
1,
Salem
0.
Victoria
7,
Tri-Clty
3.
PCL
Oakland
6,
San
Diego
10.
Portland
3-0,
Hollywood
4-9.
Los
Angelc-J
l-".
Sacramento
2-5.-
Seattle
4,
San
Francisco
0.
AMERICAN
Philadelphia
3,
Detroit
7.
Boston
8.
Cleveland
1.
Washington
6,
St.
Louis
5.
New
York
5,
Chicago
6.
'
.Tmvil
TYPE
disposition
from
Hornsby
or
anybody
else.
He
believes
in
himself
and
tells
you
so
in
a
high,
argumentative
voice.
He's
determined
to
prove
himself
the
best
catcher
in
the
game
if
he
SPICY
General
Motors
Eleven
Blank
Battery
4-0
on
Windy
Pitch
t-'uZZl
Mi-;
Remember
When
chael
O'Neill,-
Roman
Catholic
j
Lo
Gehrig,
after
2,130
con-archbishop
of
Regina,
this
year
i
secutive
games
for
New
York
marked
the
Sl"
'
annlvcr.ary
,
Yankees,
was
benched
at
his
own
1
has
to
whip
the
Yankees
One
by
one
and
don't
think
he
I
wouldn't
undertake
it.
of
his
consecration
to
tr.e
arch-
request
14
years
ago
today.
The
bishopric
and
the
25th
anniv-
great
first
baseman
shortly
af-
T
'BROWN
A
ersary
of
his
ordination
to
the
ierarus
aimuumcu
c.c
The
General
Motors
had
too
i
Pavlikis
defending
stoutly
.Oo-much
class
for
the
Heavy
Battery
!
mez
threatened
on
the
attack
last
evening
and
won
by
fourjbut
tajled
Just
to
get
the
gpals
l?LlrZ
6ame
of
the
-ers
!and
1
ment
from
the
game
when
doc-
i
J
Kelly
Wins
Bing
Trophy
priesthood.
Native
af
Ottawa,
tnrs
riinimnsed
a
muscular'
Pavlikis
was
just
too
high
with
;
Langner
qiu
oesv
im
imuh,
he
was
senior
Catholic
Chap-,
stiffness
as
a
form
0f
paralysis.
';
'
lain
with
Canadian
forces
over-
The
-ailment
claimed
Gehrig's
seas
In
the'second
world
war.
life
on
June
2,
1941:
I
fA,
A
wvr
his
shot.
Tait
opened
the
score
Matt
always
a
threat.
TO
ADD
FURTHER
JOY
TO
THE
PlMln
tJdVJIIU
.
II
1
1
W,
lor
the
motor
mi-n.
Gomez
cros-
Motors
were
'
strengthened
ri
'
j
sen
a
dangerous
snot,
oui
nomn-
.th
-..,rr.
n,
Rnfi
Rnhtr.xnn
Sft
Louis
3.
New
York
2.
Milwaukee
5.
Philadelphia
Chicago
5,
Brooklyn
6.
Cincinnati
3.
Pittsburgh
8
2
j
MONTREAL
(CP)
For
the
sec-
son
cleared.
Louis
Matte
turned
j
.
,
.
.
,
'ond'time
-year?-;
Red!
Tait!and
UtU
,lI,d
the
,,rst
apPear"
three
itt
a
smart
cross
just
over.
!
Kelly
of
Detroit
Red
Wings
has
sj,ot
behind.
Pavlikis
hooked
thejance
of
Furunes
who
really
can'
won
the
Lady
Byng
Memorial
Dali
wide
of
Boulter.
Krause
!
play
good
football.
Boulter
was
LUS
EST
OF
A&L
TIES...THE
TIE
OFHOSTAKD
GUEST...
HAVE
BURTON'S
DEUCIOUS,T
QUENCHING
ATE
ALWAYS
ON
ICE
AND
READY
TO
SERVE
AT
A
MOMENTS
NOT!;
Phone
266
Office
opposite
Post
Office
t
Trophy,
the
NationaJ
Hockey
saved
well
from
Maron
and
Tait.
i
not
tested
much.
Robinson
and
,
Servis
New
Schedule
.
storting
May
1
AIR
CHOOSE
AN
ALE
AS
YOU
WOULD
FRIEND...
FOR
THE
FINEST
QUALITIES,
sr.
J-m-.
t-r.
!
"f
-t
I.
1
t
t
-,
1.
VA
-
,!
Sti-',
-
r
"
Af-;'
"
-
t
.
J-
.1
(r
J
.
.
the
last
word
in
League
announced:
'
Boulter
was
very
smart
to
pick
Eby
were
very
sound
and
fast.;
..
Kelly,
received
0
oi
a
possible.
up
anrj
ciear.
.
!
Sunberg
played
a
standout
game
1
9Q
points
in
the
balloting
by
18
Followinf
a-
sustained
attack4
and
was
well
supported
by
Mills,
;
bickey
writers
and
broadcasters
by
Motors
the
ball
came
back
to
Furunes
and
Lien.
Forward
Tait
,
hi
the
six
NHL
cities.
'
:
SuVidberg
who
drove
in
a
second
was
a
hard
river
and
Pat
Wilson
i
.
The
trophy
Is
awarded
annu-
g0ai.:
-f
J
."'V'-'
.turned
in
one
of
his
better'
ally
to
"the
player
adjudged
to
,
The
wind
died'down
so
the
games.
have
exhibited
the
best
type
of
Motors
had
not
the
.
advantage
I1
Hldber
was
good
and
Giske
sportsmanship
and
gentlemanly
!
that
the
Battery
had
had
but
combined
wed
lo
build
up
a
good
conduct
combined
with
a
high
j
they
still
dominated
the
play.
attack.
Murray
crossed
the
ball
standard
of
playing
ability
dur-j
Mills
scored
a
third
and
then
j
'e11
and
Maron
worked
hard,
ing
the
year."
-
;
after
Murray
had
crossed'a
fine
1
Teams:
Runner-up
was
Wally
Herge-
centre,
Wilson
crossed
the
ball
to
Battery
Krau.se;
Mazzonl,
sheimer,
sophomore
right-winger
Giske
who
headed
a
beautiful
I
Dunbar;
Boulton,
Darrow
Goof
New
York
Rangers,
with
49
goal
to
end
the
scoring.
'
mez.
Gofras;
Eddie
Matte,
Louis
Leave
Prince
Rupert
12:00
Noon
for
LINES
Electric
Washers
Superb
in
appearance
and
colour
scheme
.
.
.
Maroon
on
White.
Recessed
Master
Switch
controlling
both
motor
and
agitator.
i
Can
he
fitted
with
strong
plastic
table
top.
nninK
Kid
Smith
of
Toronto:
finme
marlp
a
fine
run
and
Matte,
Pavlikis.
Leo
Matte
KETCHIKAN
WRANGEL
-
PETERSBURG
-
JUNEAU
and
other
Alaskan
centres
with
connections
to
WHITEHORSE
SEATTLE
ANCHORAGE
Soe
Your
Lucftl
Travel
Agent
Maple
Leafs,
winner
last
year,
i
centred
for
Langner
to
net
the
654
fiff
FOR
FREE
HOME
DELIVERY
jDfe
i
ball
but
the
referee
disallowed
was
third
with
eight
points.
r
what
appeared
to
be
a
good
goal.
Stansfield;
Langner..
General
Motors
Boulter.
Robinson,
Eby;.
Furunes,
Sunberg.
Lien;
Pat
Wilson,
.
Persarr.nio,
Tait,
Mills,
Murray;
Hidber,
Giske,
Maron.
Carrie
Makes
It
Three
Straight
WINNIPEG
CP
Barrie
Flyers
took
a
3-0
lead
in
the
Memorial
Cup
final
Friday
night,
downing
St.
Boniface
Canadicns
7-5
in
a
rough
hockey
game
here.
FOOTBALL
FACTS
.
.
.
The.
Battery
had
several
new
players,
some
of
whom
lacked
experience,
but'
they
all
tried
hard.
Last
year's
players
did
well
with
Krause,
Dunbar,
Gofras,
Darrow
Gomez,
Mazzcni
and
Britain's
...
Ben
WASHER
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...
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MEN'S
JACKETS,
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designs,
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the
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Health
Jacket
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HIS
FIRST
STEP
TIRE
SALES
&
SERVICE
.
.
.
That
first
step
leads
to
many
more
.
.
.
Assure
your
youngster
the
freedom
from
foot
troubles
that
is
brought
about
by
proper
care
from
ihe
very
First
Step.
The
First
Step
is
Scientific
Fitting
with
proper
shoes.
See
the
Jumping
Jacks
and
Health
Shoes
made
for
the
First
Step
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GENERAL
TIRE
DEALER
VULCANIZING
RECAPPING
FLATS
And
SECTIONAL
REPAIRS
"TRUCK
TIRES
A
SPECIALTY
'
OCT
OF
TOWN
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IMMEDIATE
ATTENTION
ALL
WORK
GUARANTEED
PRICE
LIST
ON
APPLICATION
Anyone
interested
in
this
machine,
leave
name
and
address
at
Box
6G5,
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
.
.
.
Live
wire
dealer
invited.
Manufacturer's
Agent
will
be
in
Prince
Rupert,
Tuesday,
May
5.
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