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Tuesday,
May
25,
1954
King
Ed
Students
Take
Major
Hon
g.
sr
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In
Kinsmen-Sponsored
Sports
Day
.
...
King
rna
IM,,-H
Edward
Publii?
P,,l,ll,
Sehuol
I
ilfl
mi.
r-.ii-li!
uuis
,L.
iiKippinv
-
raet
Gil-
swept
the
field
in
both
tun
lor
'
-
L.
Thll
W-
telllui-k
Hi
tlsviilH
Dream
Week
Gives
Braves
Top
National
Loop
Spot
By
BEN
THI.KC.AK
ARSficlnlf
(1
Press
Sports
Writ,
r
I
Seven
magic
days
have
given
Milwaukee
Heaves!
undisputed
possession
of
first
place
in
the
National
j
M
Bovs
0
.
'"
N.
i
.
ft
r
&n
v
ti
tviV
Colossi;
iZuX'-"h
Tanaka
(Kl,
M.
Phillips
iKl,
M.
Murdock
(C).
Hoys
Relay
Race.
Borden,
Con-lad,
King
Edward.
Girls
relay
race,
King
Edward,
Borden,
Conrad.
Boys
tuf
,r,
KIYij
Edward.
Intermvoiiile
cr.
ts
Dashes.
I.
rui,-;
itineiollf::(,n.
League.
j
and
Intermediate
events
in
the
!
May
24
Kinsmen
sponsored
S
school
sports
at
Roosevelt
Park
yesterday
afternoon.
!
With
43
out
ot
;3
-ossible
liolnU.
K
inn
.lid
ward
too
It
Hi)
George
Cook
trophy
for
lh"
in-
nlor
dlvHon
and
garnered
the
i
intermediate
George
Cook
tro-i
nhy
with
57
out
of
8t
point).
King
Edward
accounted
for
sev
n
!
first
prizes
in
the
junior
division
out
of
16
events
and
II
out
ot
14
firsts
in
the
lnfermei'l
ite.
I
Individual
honors
fur
Khv;
Edward
went
to
L.
T.in.iki
v!w
;
accounted
for
18
points.
Til
'
Rovs
12
vrs.
B.
Ciniber
(Ai,
Rich
urd
Hebb
KI,
Charles
I.wt
(Ki.
Girls
12
yrs,
I,.
Tatiaka
K,
M.
Dumas
lAi,
L.
11
tehii
iK
Boys
13
yrs,
R
Meic.hen
in,
P.
Gruber
IAI,
Guido
Mod
ne'
(C.
Girls
13
yrs,
L.
Tanaka
(Ki
Lorretle
Desautels
i
K
I
.
I,.
Kit-(
hie
(K.
Boys
14
ym.
U.
Mel
m
(Ki,
S.
Com.ulini
(Ai,
R.
Ilebb
pulled
hi.s
rtcori,
anove
ih
.S3,
mark
with
two
good
tri'imph
;
He's
now
4-3
att.-r
U4:z
hi
lirsi
three.
BIG
Jl'ftlP
OK
Ray
Crone,
mulcln"
tV
''
lump
from
Jaek.sonville
of
t'l
elas.s-A
Sally
League,
ell'!!'.
-C
up
a
lO-inning
vieiory
K
!:!''
v
In
winning
a
double
he.icie;
i'1
inil
iy
tne
lirave.;
oic!
I'M
five
firsts.
one
s
ei.nti
Girls
14
yrs,
illnel.ilinedi
Kl.
'Kl.
i
included
and
one
third
T-in.ii!
!)u:::::
It
'I've.
Wind)
P.
Y
ninst
('hieaiMi
in
Mi"
f''
'
of
fh
fir.sl
e
'in.'
:
"i
the
Hint.!;
hi
l'i
'
iii..:-,
Only
a
week
ao
tlicy
were
sixth,
then
surlelenly
everything
started
eoniiny
th-ir
way.
The-vim
sevt-n
straiifht.
And
wh
"i
Uiey
took
the.
night
off
Moiid
ii
iii"ilt.
Hie
lowly
l'iUsi)':
'i
H''
utes
rose
up
and
toppled
Bro.-':
lyn
5-2,
kilm
kini;
the
De
l".'
i
s
down
to
Meeond
posilien.
For
the
Reave:;
it.
w'i
i-
r;!'
mannt'ers
like
to
elre-ei
pi
-yi
An
ollin-i
pitr-le
r
foini'l
lni.v-""'
A
rookie
pitehed
a
core
I-'1"
game
In
hi.s
first
sUrl.
On-
":';ii.
v.as
won
with
five
ru.is
In
the
ninth,
aniilher
wilh
lour
i.t
-the
ninth
ami
.still
anoth'T
in
ixi
x
innings.
(
hel
Nicllol.;.
Hie
yuiin-r
lefthander
frc.sii
from
the
army
win
was
suppoNud
to
take
up
the
.slack
left
by
the
Ir.ul.
s
r;l
Joli'i-ny
Antonelli
and
Ma::
Sm
l:irt.
i
(A).
I'oy."
sli
vv
bMcii
r
're
C.
iKl,
M.
Gnido
iCi,
II.
(K
I.
Girls
sof'hall
Ih-ew
i
tins
ai
iiininir
five
in
eup.
The
Pirates'
derision
over
1'iv.uklvn
w.i.s
one
of
four
'
ulaved
Monday
ni"ht.
In
llu
I
KOIIDEN
SKCO
VI)
i
Serond
place
in
the
junior
c't-j
vi.-ion
went
to
Borden
Selv
ol
who
garnered
27
point."..
Third
was
Conrad
S
liool
wilh
:'l
'
points
while
In
fourth
place
was
I
Annunciation
with
three
points
i
In
the
Intermediate
division
second
pluee
went
to
Anninicia-tlon
with
10
(joints,
third
place.
'
h)
Borden
with
tour,
and
fourth
j
place
to
Conrad
with
three
t:f;:;K
BANNISTER'S
(centre)
3:59.4
mile
at
O
.ford,
Er.giand.
achieved
the
four-minute
goal
that
had
eludsd
such
great
milers
as
Jack
Love
or
k
(upper
left),
Glenn
Cunningham
(lower
L-fti,
Ctiader
Haegg
(upper
right),
and
Paavo
N
.uir.l-'
i
lower
right!
Only
recently
the
British
i
aimer
.said':
"Somebody
mill
surely
clock
n
tour
-mhiUlc
.mile
someday.
Who
knows,
it
might
be
mam
iK).
G.
Orliuoirson
(Ki.
B.
Morrison
ih".
Hi
vs
cklnniU"
nr.iv
n.
Mer.eeH
(Kl.
R
Yomi'
iKl,
C.
Lowe
iKl.
Girls
..kipnin';
race.
L.
Tanak
i
(Hi.
L.
Des
mi
lls
IK),
E.
Gofers
(
K
I.
Boys
relay
race
Kin1!
Edward
(1
and
2),
Borden.
Oils
re
I
iv
rnrui,
King
Edward
il
and
2i
And.
PUunister
has
done
the
"iuipos:;iblJ"with
time
to'spare..
654
;
points.
roys
iug-o-wr,
Kins
iUii;i
Following
the
inter-seheiil
i
il
i,nd
2).
Extra-Inning
Rally
Gives
Hotelmen
Win
Over
Esquires,
First
of
Season
Quebec
Golfer
In
Third
Round
.-ports,
rams
and
novelty
events
were
held
for
pre-school
youngsters
and
others
who
had
not
already
competed
until
tin-weather
made
continuation
inadvisable.
In
charge
of
running
the
vai--
Pre-school
and
special
events
Dashes,
5
yrs
and
under,
Rf-x
Stephenson,
Rusty
Kelward.s.
Bill
Bussanich.
Girls
5
yrs,
Joy
Turner,
Norrlne
Leasnn
and
Betty
mo
surname
listed
I.
Boys
6
yrs,
John
Brcinncr.
Bruce
Bern,
I
others,
Chieap;o
Cubs
i'et'i,
l
St.
Louis
6-2,
New
Yoik
C"i
:-n
edged
Philadelphia
PhiKie;
'
and
New
York
Yankee?
vitipp:"
Philadelphia
Athli'ties
7-H.
Pittsburgh
had
list
six
in
;
row
and
eie.ht
out
of
niii
I
Brooklyn
this
season.
Put
Monday-
nifiht.
a
two-run
homer
by
Frank
Thomas
and
a
b:'s
;-empty
blast
by
Nick
Cole
ipve
Max
Surkout
the
margin
he
needed
to
win
his
fourth
!am"
Cart
Erskine,
Brooklyn's
bedrest
winner
last
season,
srflTcn
d
hi
fourth
loss
against
four
victories.
Jim
Davis,
a
rcok:e
l'-fih
'.ndi
rp
from
Seatile.
lick
Hi"
C-'d
ine.ls
to
.'.even
soattcrad
rin"-in
his
first
big-lean,ue
st
ai-t.;r-assinnient
for
th"
Cubs.
Muviil
went
hit
less
and
If
v
Jeblonski,
the
league's
lenditi-
f
L..
.X...
.
..
.
.
,
.
tx(i
mi
the
fifth,
hit;
Two
runs
in
the
tenth
inning
n
the
bottom
of
gave
Commercial
Hotel
a
3-1
win
i
two
for
two.
over
Esquire
Men
s
Wear
mid
I
gox
score:
ious
events
was
Kinsmau
Jimmy
Tom
Lewis.
Girls
8
yrs
S.
Hard
DISCOVER
REMfl
!
Willi.
Ill
2h
i
J
CiKiritano.
ks
dill
MI
IU
ll
s
All
2b
5
McKay,
c
MUlRFfULD,
Scotland
(P
-Don
Doe
of
Granby,
Que.,
finalist
In
the
1953
Canadian
amateur,
reached
the
third
round
of
the
Briti.
h
amateur
golf
champions!)
u
today
when
he
eeljel
M
C.
Io')i:i.-:
of
Ceyh.n
at
the
2Cth
hole.
Andre
Tester
of
Quebec
loe
hi.s
second-round
mutch
3
and
2
tn
RrW
C
M
fiiv'or
of
Seotland.
T.
N;ika
Hiiwryluk.
p
.
.
.
.
4
1)111.
Hi
FOR
MAJOR
LOS
Sharp,
ih
il'n
lieu-
in
victory
ol
itie
l'bt
Prince
Rupert
Senior
Baseball
!
a
a;.on
yesterday
afternoon
at
1
i-ao.a
veil
Pa:
!:.
.
I
Tiailing
1-0
going
into
the,
ninth,
the
Hotelmen
tied
up
the!
game
wiren
Gordie
Cameron
j
crossed
Hit
plate
uner
Inning
ui
safety
to
cenl
re'
field,
.stealing'
In?,
Arlene
Baker,
S.
Croibv.
Boys
7
yrs,
Mark
Genton,
n.
Burns,
Doug
Reed.
Girls
7
yrs,
S.
Thomas,
Georgia
Currle
E.
Dan.
Boys
8
yrs
and
under
sick
race.
Wayne
GrlinbK
R.
.Smith,
T.
Boyle.
Girls
8
yrs
selpplnn.
V.
Compton,
Leslie
Arney,
K.
McKay.
Boys
9
yrs.
sack,
Alan
Cailie.
N.
Doekendorf,
R.
Harris.
Boys
10
yrs
suck,
B.
KrUtmuh-
nresentation,
of
the
trophies
to
King
Edward
vice-principal
Fraser
on
behalf
of
the
Kinsmen.
Results
with
.school
initials
in
brackets
are
as
follows:
Junior
Events
Dashes.
Boy
8
yrs
and
under.
Allan
Kancu.s
(C),
Morris
D.-satel
iCt,
Billy
McLean
iK).
Girls
8
yr.i,
Barbara
McLaren
'
IC),
Linda
Anderson
'V.
mum.
lb
N
P.ivlikiK.
II
I
l
liHlsay.
p.
rf
1
1)1
Sinnm'l'iini,
ef
r.
Dalil,
31
O.
Cuinenm.
rf.
pllll
fl
MorKim.
c
1
I'll
will,
,s;
...
Dmihanuik.
If
Murstiall.
If
5
T
l."t
hmail.
UU
VVIillllr.
Sli
III)
.
OF
CAR'S
FOI
Snriii".
cf
hit
i!
I,
"
"..
Mi
(
iiiv.ur,
if
Monday
Phi)
Farley
of
Toronto
hitter,
managed
only
niu
was
eliminated
bv
Ja.-k
Mae-
i
four
times
at
bat.
Grew
r.f
Scotland.
5
and
J..und
tS(
111
lll'RT
Caroline
additive
neutiafa-
30
l
8
4
in
3
0
11
deposits,
boosts
po
Leslle
Arvefj
iCI.
Boys
9.-n.
Bohbv
Adams,
A
Jackson.
N.
Dockendoif
id.
Biuce
i
Three
legged
race
Boys
8
yrs.
i
CI,
yrs,
Last
it
a;
L.
Gor-W.
'
Grimble.
H.
Jl.
H.
ricken.s
ol
Montreal,
com
petite;
independently
of
tin
Canadian
team,
lost
and
5
u
G.
Parker
of
England.
Oiher
Canadians
had
bye.s
un
til
today's
round.
Mitchell
(K),
Jimmy.
Colussl
I
M.
Desautels.
J
Ci.
Girls
9
yrs,
M.
Phillips
K
.
f
t).
Wong;
second
and
third
and
coiuuigj
.loii.e
wlun
Jim
Fel
A'in
.snaggeu
i
a
i.iie-base
hit.
I
E.-(piire's
.stiute-gy
backiircel
ij.
j
their
half
of
the
ninth
when
I
Benny
wlndle
went
in
for
Cai;l
j
Tiee
hman
and
Andy
Marxian,
I
who
had
reached
first
on
aj
safety,
misread
th3
.signals.
Mar-
1
shall
figured
the
bunt
was
on
!
Christensen
Blanks
Terrace;
Reed
Scores
Second
Victory
Captive
peiwer"
ia
ha'
I
Vic
Rasrhi
.started
for
the1
Cardinals
b,ut
gave
up
after
one
j
inning
when
he
was
hit
on
th:'
;
right
leg
by
a
line
drive.
He
stt:-;
lered
a
ruptured
blood
ves
el,
'
but
apparency
no
lastiiv;
dam-'
j
sge.
He
is
expcctf-J
Lack
i'.i
I
..ction
in
a
few
dy.
I
Willie
Mays
drove
in
four
of
i
the
Giants'
five
runs
at
Phil
i-
lipping
a
lug
majnrih
Lasf
Night's
Fiqhls.;;
iigiiii-s
liy
us
imuh
as
Leaine-leading
Gordon
audi
G
&
A
had
Dunbar
on
by
a
according
to
aulunio;
8.
Johnson
Bi,
Barbara
Cross
iB).
Boy.;
10
yr.i.
J.
Olsen
B
i
.
B.
Johnson
(Kl,
A.
Jackson
iB.
GirUs
111
yrs.
O.
Dickson
(Bi,
A.
Chrlstianson
(CI,
Muriel
Bert-1
land
(Ci.
Boys
11
yrs,
R.
Meigh-:
en
iB),
Charles
Low,;
iK),
Don'1
aid
Lewis
iBl.
Girls
11
yrs,
M.
laini
as
(AI,
L.
Tanaka
(Ki,
B.
Erlcson
(K).
I
engineers.
Rangers
Trim
Vancouver
9-0
Tlicy
expl.iin
thnt
lend
rarlmn
cl-psit
ri'ilun-
en.
and
was
tliiown
out
at
second.
!
Windle's
two-base
blow
hnme-1
diately
alter
went
lor
noleuv;1
and
ine
cleithiei
s
menloi
vas
;
left
stranded
';
Iu
tlie
tenth,
Wick
Pavlikis
i
brouglit
over
what
proved
to
be
jM-rformance
liy
holdini;
p
i
aelphia.
He
hit
two
home
runs,
one
with
a
man
on
b?-e.
and
e
sinele
that
drove
in
a
run.
Hoy;,
Wilhelm,
who
look
over
from
Sal
VANCOUVER
CP
Billy
Simp-1
son.
brilliant
cent
re-forward
lor
touring
Glasgow
Rangers,.
scored
Anderson
swept
both
ends
of
a
single
and
Reed
on
by
an
error
double
header
at
Terrace
Sunday
i
when
Sunber
in
trying
to
bunt
with
Freddy
Chrisicn.son
pitch-,
stepped
acrois
home
p'ate.
liming
the
fiist
shutout
of
the
se
-.-
pire
G.
Vosbourgr.
called
Sund-son
and
also
his
own
Initial
berg
out
and
an
argument
arose
shutiut,
in
the
first
game
as
he'1
as
to
whether
the
two
runners
blanked
the
Tairaceviiine-0-0.
should
have.
advanced
to
second
!
In
the
niyhtcap,
played'
under
,
aiui
third
or
staved
tack
at
lint
I
protest
by
Terrace
from
the
and
sei
one!.
The
game
continued
!
'
fourth
inning
on,
17-yea"-o!d
under
protest
by
Terrace
man-;
cuptive.
In
combustion
chun
Bv
Tlie
Ai.ijrl:itrd
Pr-.tl
TOKYO
Vofhio
Shiral,
1
10-',,
Japan,
outpointed
Leo
Espitmsj,
111
Philippines,
15,
for
wo.U
flyweight
title.
BROOKLYN
Bob
Baker,
20.1,
Pitt'-bitrh,
outpointed
Joe
Bal;.-1
23fl.
Kulpniont,
Pa.,
10.
ws'W
YORK
Pedro
Goiralei.
100'
i,
Rankin,
Pa.,
outpointsl
Ralph
Ti'-er
Jones,
13::'-.
Yonk-crv.
N
Y.,
10.
BUTTE,
Mont.-Ruy.sell
Tasu.-.
129
D.f
enoort,
Iowa,
outpointed
three
poa'.s
Here
yesterday.
Ui,
Maglie
picked
up
his
second
vie-
tlieHe
dcpoftiU
berome
nil
and
pre-fire
fuel
befoie
piston
is
in
the
prupir
ti
l
Mi-.itinn.
Thin
comhticin,
Boys
slow
bjko
rare,
R,
Wlndle
(Ki,
F.
Van
Pyhstra
iK).
11.
'
McKenzlo
(C).
Olrls
slow
hike
race,
G.
Bolum
iC),
S.
Si-lviij
HO.
M.
Whitnioro
(Kl.
Girls
Softball
throw,
C.
McKay
(K),:
J.'
Mulhern
(Kl.
M.
Whitmoie
IKl.
Boys
skipping
race
C.
Lowe
pre-iunitiiin
by
autnnw:
Dennis
Reed
chalked
up
his
seo-
1
ager,
with
the
ni.Uter
to
be
de-ond
victory
of
hii
tt.ree-we
s',:-
.
cided
at
the
next
league
cecu-
engineers,
net
piwr
i'
ailain!
itself,
wastefully.
tive
meeting.
Two
runs
came
in
for
O
Jose
Luis
Catero,
123,
Les
Angeles
.
&
A
Twin
power
ritblwrl
(Kl,
A.
Cane
B)
W.
B:illm-;er
10.
I
final
:n
that
inni:-!.
a'ul
the
These
name
deposit-i
al'
1
jeaci
nu
icam
to
a
u-u
vienory
tory.
over
BritUii
Columbia
Mainland,'
The
Athletics
fell
into
list
Ail-Stars.
-place
as
they
bowed
on
th-.
o
Pounding
rain
kept
the
crov.d:hits
to
rookie
Bob
Grim
of
th?
down
to
6,003.
Glasgow
moves
,
Yankees.
They
are
tied
in
per-cver
to
Victoria
tomorrow
and
'
centage
with
Boston
Red
Sox,
ifinish
their
B.C.
tour
back
here:
but
trail
the
Sox
by
a
full
game
Saturday.
in
the
"games,
behind"
column.
..
...
.
..
.
La
Gondola
XI
Downs
Motors
In
Exciting
Football
Tilt
Continual
offsides
by
both
one
interested
in
either
nl
ivi'vi
on
fipnrk
plain,
and
short-"'
I
(the
winnirs
run
when
h-
hit
to
i
third
safely
and
home
when
Joe
I
loud
thud
and
acme
when
Jo:,
Giordano
threw
high
to
first
;
after
picking
up
Jack
Lindsay's
i
S
Ins
P
to
urst
Jack
Lindsay's
drive
to
short.
Lindsay
also
came
!
!
in
to
make
it
3-1
alter
Rey
Mc-
:
I
Kay,
Esemire
backstop,
let
a
ball
jFt'-M.
,
i
Ef.ipiires
got
tlit'ir
first
run
in
;
111"
si'
th.
when
Don
Ilawryluk
l
walked,
got
round
to
third
on;
!
ec
eiis-
and
came
in
on
Andv
Mar-!
ih'ill's
blew
to
right
field.
.
!
i
W'rn'"i'?
ritener
was
Gordie
Cameron
who
was
brought.
Ifin
rigfht
field
to
the
mound
In
the
i
ni
,:
iiihfh,
replacing
Jack
Lindsay.
The
loss
i:;
e
harg-
them
to
c.'iiise
mislinnj.
twin
power
roblx-m,
pre-il
ROOFING
-
lieiu-H
your
rnof
w
It
li
Asphalt
Shincli-s
nil
niisfirinK,
prevent
full
old
senior
ball
car;
:r
when
thc
hardwaremen
took
a
0-3
doiision
1
over
the
home
suad.
j
Christensen
struck
.
iit'i".
T-"--
j
rase
batters
while
soMeclinj
h'.s
no--,--cre
tame
anil
gave
up
Si
ievteved
hits.
Don
Seherk,
G
&
A
catch
-r
brought
acrcsi
G
t
A's
lint
run
i
on
an
t-
r-i--
bv
Sfich,
Te
-"ec-.:-l
.-heirfstop.
Dive
Hill
anil
f.t.r.i
!
Petrrivv
scored
in
the
fil'ii
en!
well
placed
hits
while
Bi'i
Sii"d
.j
be".-'?
cro.'-sed
homi
liain
'n
tiio
;ixth
after
eettin'r
on
bv
nn
error
and
bcins
brought
horn.-:
RENOVATING
'i,:
r
i,,-,-,rs
;
"o"e
ni
me
cane
wjs
matte
d
Jack
Burton
of
Terrace
o:i
an
.lior
uy
iotiii
t
and
singles
by
th
us-ee
and
M
itthew.;.
Reed
struck
r.it
nine
T.-rr.ice
p'avers.
-vvt.rl
four
i'P'1
ave
up
nine
lul
;.
Patterson,
the
!oi-ir.j
pitcher,
fanned
seven,
gave
up
four
hits
and
walked
two.
Standings
'
W
I.
Pet.
GBL
gine
performance,
espfti
whe
n
power
is
needed
ml
iiilla,
and
when
aittleratiiH
ReHeiirchmientistn'iftl''
j
FOUNDATIONS
w.r.i.,r
auiu..,is
'silicates
Given
on
Work
Oil
Company
report
Hint
tti
additive
blended
mUi
SM
1
or
refereeing
.soccer
games,
to
contact
him.
He
said,
th
.t
On
formation
of
the
Cc-llulose
te"-".
had
weakened
Genera!
Moto."
and
that
additional
strength
w.;
;
needed.
mium
Gasoline
and
nolo
i
GREER
&
BRIDDE
1
000
i
,
tha
trademark
TCP,
rrle
nower
hitherto
held
eapti"
G
&
A
5
0
Terrace
3
n
Eiouire;
2
4
Commercials
....
1
4
LIMITED
215
First
Ave.
West
.333
3'
2
I
Pliunc
009
i-niiine
deposits.
II
does
tins
'
by
Hill's
double.
-
-
Ian
Dunbar
and
Darrow
Young
scored
the
last
two
tallies
lor
G
t'
A
on
an
error,
hit
by
a
.200
4
,rmmmmmmmmmmmmm
etl
to
Don
Ilawryluk.
;'
Lindsay
gave
up
uic
one
run
:
'
i
f'o
hits,
wliile
Cameron
gave
in)
three
hits.
The
three
runs
'.
eiven
up
by
Hawryluk
came
on
nine
hits,
although
onlv
one
run
I
is
,?r-tK$
fscHiirc's
Ilawryluk
,
stiriiCir
'oiit
six
and
gave
ur
one
..tnin.
bv
fireproofirs'
i
v,,tmi
v:'n
iMWnti-nivi:i"wrtt',ii'i-'-oi:w
i"
i-fir
H'i.i
"
i"iin
v
"r,
in
1
1
ri'iv
:'I'1iih
n"
,
'
il!J'!",ll!!
posita
in
combiistiun
chamber
j
i..n
nre-inmlion.
It
also
m
pitched
ball
and
a
.single
..
,
,'!.il'
i
i
.
J'
'
,..
'.,
--l'
k
?'.
,
'
,'J-
Tfc
"
.."S"!.!',
'
IT
,'
-
Ili-.-ll,,
,l
.
.
,
,
i
,
,
'
,
...
'
i
)
,
leanis.caused
high
tempers
Saturday
;
afternoon
at
Roosevelt
Park
as
La
Gondola
eleven
delisted-General
Motors
football
team
-J.
(
TheTxciting
game
saw
the
Italian
squad
end
the
first
hall
with
aj3-l
lead.
La
Gon;loU
Lal-lie.5
beng
made
by
Giovanni
Nicoli
who
scored
twice
and
Nor-.
Ifio
Egilio.
Frank'
lioi'oiV'
S'.'ornd
General
Motors
only
einmler.
In
the
second
half
Franco
Fnseliui
tallied
twi'e
for
the
Italians
while
Maurice
Bishop
scored
General
Motors
duly
oilier
goal.
Bishop,
president
of
the
Prince
Wllvcla
was
the
levin
Weather
Halts
WIL
Schedule;
1
ttn
nmir
k
nine
deposit
r
lodnV
pitcher!
fi'i1,'
V
--
i
I,
i
'.s.w
Cf
i
'li!
!
for
Terrace.
e,
-'
rit,
,w,by-fJ.,.
.
r
-
'.i.
'
Km
kh
MllM-'-i'il'-j
I
I
tl'H
c-
n
t
conductive
and
stops
misfit"
i
wht.
Cr
The
sc
:ond
pamc
D
Effects
quickly
ntl
et
away
to
a
I'lyin'?
start,
with
f5undrjei-
and
Dop
8-herfc
,s?or-
v.'hiffid
four
and.
in'
iieel
six'
free
na'-a-s.
Can,
iron
sh'iuk
out.
two
find
i.s!ti"d
no
walks.
Esouires
left
ei"ht.
men
stranded.
Com
TCI
additive
acts
quid
Shell
engineers
stnte,
AM'"
Tyees
Get
Split
Uy
Thr
(
.1
.Hun
ro-i.s
The
weather
and
the
schedule
gave
all
but
two
Western
International
League
baseball
teams
bile
engine-a
act
as
if
they
..iven
a
tune-up
by
mercials
10
Porrtie
Cnmen
n
ot
Commer-
I
two
tnnkfula
of
Shell
Pre.;
in
on
an
error,
a
va
':.
i"d
a
No'en
bn.se.
Terrace
came
back
in
the
third
to
tie
the
score
with
,wo
s'neles
an
error
on
11x31
and
a
walk
paviii!?
the
way.
Oprdun
and
A-ielc
se'is
'
"i
two'
more
runs
In
their
half
of
the
third
and
t'vo
mor
I)
fie
fourth
before
the
disputed
play
halted
the
:;ame
tear)
earn
.
TCP
('.,,
.li,,o
,-onl.iinirie
Rupert
Football
league
said
thai
j
a
Port
Edward
eleven
li.nl
been
admitted
to
the
local
.soccer
i
l.,.i.
rnnsumed,
they
say.
-i
is
:ho'"d
briehtesl
in
the
hit
column
with
three
sinele
in
five
effieial
appearances.
Andy
Marshall
who
rame
in
for
Esquires
ry
Ooilv
N-t..--
ClfiSSlfieC
a
breather
Monday
night.
j
Victoria
and
Calgary
were
the
i
easoline
is
available
in
th"'
at
Shell
Dealer
Stations.
league
and
Columbia
Cellules
had
also
entered
a
team.
He
said
the
two
teams
would
meet
for
the
first
time,
next
Saturday
at
8:30
p.m.
Bishop
also
appealed
for
any-
only
clubs
in
action.
They
divid-
i
eel
a
day-night
doublehcader
at
j
1
Victoria,
Calgary
winning
the
,
afternoon
game
9-7
and
the
!
Tyees
taking
the
nightcap
12-10.
.
V
J.
l',-vj
:t
V
-;.
V.
?$
,!
.-I
'',
V
SPORTSMAN'S
-
-
-
,
Pooulor
Sfcomer
Prince
Rupert
RAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
II
ilS
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
Midnight
A
scheduled
Edmonton-Van-,
couver
twin
bill
was
rained
out
and
high
winds
forced
postponement
of
Salem's
opener
at
Tri-Cltv.
Other
clubs
had
the
night
off.
Three
home
runs
two
by
Rocky
Tedesco
and
one
by
Gus
Stathos
gave
Calgary
its
winning
rnarein
in
the
afternoon
game
at
Victoria.
In
the
nipht
game,
Victoria
went
ahead
0-3
In
the
fourth
Inning
and
the
mm
DINING
PLEASURE
t
I
Champion
CraKam
Farm'i
raradr
of
Quofrybra
wnd
by
Laura
and
Cerg
CHy
of
Ntwlonbrook,
Ont
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o
overhand
knot
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Inspect
optcn
wh'le
fishimg
for
at.cidemtau
,
knots.
these
WEAKEN
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LINE
SO
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C'omfiirt
and
Service
Fnr
ri-nervollnn.i
write
ot
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Cltv
or
Ipnt
Office'
',
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
NEw
I
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ounce
for
ounce!
Stampeders
never
caught
up.
in
SPARKLING
ci
iddhi
iMniMr.c
li
'
The
league
picks
up
its
regular
schedule
Tuesday
night
with
Calgary
again
at
Victoria,
Edmonton
at
Vancouver,
Salem
at
Tri-Citv,
Wenntchee
at
Spokane
and
Yakima
at
Lewiston.
here
is
no
liner
tribute-
to
any
dog
than
tlie
judges'.
Commodore
tafe
a
BREAKS
THERE
WHEN
A
GOOD
FISH
IS
HOOKED.
IT'S
BEST
TO
BREAK
SUCH
KNOTS
YOURSELF
AND
USE
THE
STRONGER
BARREL
KNOT
TO
REJOIN.
(ABOVE
KNOTS
OCCUR
MOST
OFTEN)
award,
"I5st
in
Show."
Men
whn
have
jnde-el
the
clean,
mellow
taste
of
Lord
Calvert
Canadian-.
Whisky
a'ree
that,
ounce
for
ounce,
there
is
no
finer
whisky
anywhere
than
Lord
Calvert.
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.
.
r.-
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'
4
-TO
t-LB.
TEST
LINE
barrel
;T2.:h"-
W
KNOT.
Lord
Calvert
SHARP-TOOTHED
PIKE
WALL-
.
eyes,
salt-watsr
fish,
etc.,
CUT
A
LIGHT
LINE
fJUICKLY,
SO
ADO
HEAVY
LINE
WITH
A
BARREL
tCNOT
FOR
THEM
IF
NOT
A
SU(TLE
WIRBLEAOER.
SpiNMINS
AND
BAIT
CASTING
LINES
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