Ruoert
XI
Downs
Smithers
in
Mediocre
Game
Munnay,
July
iS
l
t
.
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v,i.
cmitiun
tjm
but
three
sensa-I
Ins.
E.
Oraham.
rh..
.
SPORTS
ROUND-UP
By
JACK
HAND
A
Prince-Ru)ert
football
eleven
Konst.
horn.
,
in
tional
7"
saves
jrbv
by
Maron
Maron
robbed
robbed
'
ray.
ray.
mwitJon
and
smashed
a
mane
uj
iiiwuj
w
Ifnlvased
a
mediocre
7-6
game
i
hard
shot
on
a
rebound
from
the
them
of
sure
goals.
Tvo
neat
goals
by
Purunes
tied
up
the
game
at
5-5.
A
driving
shot
from
Philips
on
u
pass
from
Murray
put
Smithers
In
the
lead.
.
Prlnee
Rupert
f
Ruu
I
Van
de
Meye,
V.
Huricy
u!'
Rutten.
Boltong,
Va,t'
Baptiste,
H.
Nuyten
'
E
A.
Tambourlnl.
i
Referee
Bill
Baxter.
I
fiuturHtiu
a
i
from
a
rejuvenated
and
reinforc-i
local
piutie.
muc
-
NEW
YORK
(AP)
Rocky
Marciano
has
de-
,,t
emitter
squad
after
the
vi.si-
v.hcn
unassisted
he
drove
a
long
cided-to
fight
again
this
year
and
will
defend
hi:ZZg
.half
SMSS
toS?nt
World
heavyweight
title
against
Roland
La
Starzal
smithers
team,
short
about
,
minder
spread-eagled.
SKNS.VflONAt
SAVES
to
break
the
W
Trying
desperately
tfcam
and
pHnce
ih
New
York,
preferably
at
Yankee
Stadium
in
late
five
players
Hue
to
a
car
break-id""
ii.
were
reinforced
with
local
tie,
Jerry
Vanierland
finally
Prince
Rupert
tried
to
take
the
to
a
0-0
tie
at
Roosevelt
f-J'
At
a
recent
general
mw,
S
olavers
but
were'
still
completely
play
awav
from
an
encouraged
I
rnadD
it
when
he
soloed
from
the
'
.........
.
,
....
...
!
I
1
A
itn-nn
with
ifrU
September.
outplayed
in
the
first
half.
k.
.
wiukii
"mm-iailon
il
sist
on
a
specific
challenger.
New
York's
Bob
Christenberry
Is
left
on
the
outside
looking
in
There
never
has
been
any
reluctance,
of
course,
of
Rocky
to
defend.
Al
Weill,
his
manager,
left
.wing
ond
beat
Maron
a
drive
t
the
corner
of,
the
net.
A
penalty
shot
in
the
last
minute
of
the
game
which
Vanier
Three
minutes
after
the
pame
rot
umW
w;iv
Rcnaio
Baptiste
decedid
that
the
battery
fT
needed
strengthenine
,J
CVd
nlovof
i,nM
.....
I
The
best
he
can
hope
lor
is
a
,'atl
fif
XJimttrt
nn
a
nnq
from
I
Draw
Likely
In
Test
Match
preferred
to
take
his
time
be-crack
at
Marciano
next
sum.
land
also
took
gave
him
the
hat
,
armv
team.
Father
0
P
v't
lure
ne
aufwru
iiiuieu
iu
uc
Tambourini.
Tambourlnl
made
it
2-0
for
the
locals
whpn
h-s
hanged
in
a
shot
from
Ed
Rut-
trick
and
also
provided
the
.
pmyed
for
Battery
Pridav
Akpatok
Isiund
in
Lai,
'
mer.
if
Rocky
doesn't
lose
tlw
title
to
La
Starza.
In
the
meantime,
Philadelphia
promoters
pre
trying
to
make
a
Charles-Harold
Johnson
match
for
Connie
Mack
stadium.
5
fa
ln(fcjf
.
.
V
f
?
I
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,
i
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A
...
b
"A
1
,
ttn.
Rutten
ah;o
gained
an
as-
i
mNCH,rSTER,
England
0
sist
on
Prince
Rupert's
third
Ra,n
washed
Qut
piay
on
the
goal
when
he
passed
to
Van-
,
...,,
rtntf
(lf
thp
third,
cricket
Lineups:
Smithers
Konst,
Maron,
B
Eby.
Dr.
K.
Lelghton,
Ken
Moir
Ungava
Bay
was
named
!ri;
csKiiiiu
woru
meaning
"ni
icrl.'.r.rt
who
beat
John
Konst
in,
t
htM
7rlu,i,mH
,1(i
Mix-
H.
Furness,
S.
Urquhan,
H.
Phil-
birds."
persuaded
by
Jim
Norris,
who
runs
the
International
Boxing
Club.
'
Weill
also
picked
the
opponent,
as
was
his
privilege
under
New
York
state
rules,
at
least
as
long
as
it
was
a
legitimate
challenger.
Rocky
still
has
four
months
to
go
before
the
six-month
rule
forces
him
to
defend.
Only
in
such
a
ease
can
the'
New
York
commission
in-
r
stcamin-;
mad
about
his
plKW
.r,,.,hlM...in,
m...
it
4.n
or
,l
1
,
JK
.
nll,,,,rt
It
wouldn't
surprise
me
a
bit
lt.Kupert
on
a
pass
from
Nuyten
vm
WaterlofBl
1
b
following
al-there
Is
an
open
break
between.
,i
lr,.i
ii,B
it
t
i-i,-ir
wiltn
i
,,
,
since
,,
I
continuous
rain
e-i.,
the
Charles
and
the
TBC.
..'ll-flrt
'
m
camp
Lro
at
.sooicd
t
the
he
loca
local's
s
elevi-n
elevdis
s
fifth
niui
(orc
noon
Sunday.
It
was
still
u
"
.1
is
La
e
Starza
..",
will
";
",;
tally
on
a
pass
from
Vanierland.
;
..pininK
when
the
captains,
Hut-
who
sure
win
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The
second
half
was
a
differ-itrm
nnd
Hassett,
arrived
and
ent
sory.
jwthout
hesitation
decided
that
Rutten
and
Boltong
were
j
n0
pay
would
be
possible
today,
swapp-jd
for
local.
players
on
the;
with
only
a
maximum
of
six
."mitlier
team
and
Konst
ployed
hours
k'ft
on
the
final
day
Tues-the
right
wing
with
A.
Maron
dny,
a
draw
seems
likely.
The
j'.or'.i-;
into
the
Smithers
goal.
first
two
tests
in
the
best-of-five
E.
Rutten
led
the
Smithers
i
scries
wore
also
drawn.
On
Sat-
the
championship,
and
that
is
La
Starza
himself.
In
1950,
when
both
were
unbeaten,
Rocky
won
a
highly
disputed
split
decision
bv
means
of
nn
eight-count
knockdown
in
the
fourth.
Attempts
to
make
a
rematch
Douglas
Edges
Ulrkh
to
Win
Canadian
Open
Bv
JACK
SILLIVAN
-
TORONTO
P
Dave
Douglas,
PAPER
WORK
FOR
SWIMMERS
Disposable
swim
suits
may
someday
relieve
bathers
of
the
need
for
wringing
out
their
duds.
Newspaper
reporter
Ed
Wallace
and
pretty
Joan
Kemp
try
out
f.wimming
garb
made
of
paper.
The
woodpulp
material
is
treated
with
resin
to
produce
a
sturdy
substance
to
suit
the
swimmer's
needs.
were
sidetracked
while
Rocky
rally,
scoring
on
his
brother
in;
in
day
Midland
scored
ioi
won
the
title
and
defended
It.
'the
Rupert
goal,
on
an
assist
by
four
In
reply
to
Australia's
318.
'
p
seasoned
tournament
player,
jot
hot
for
3Q
minutes
Saturday
;
ond
left
a
blazing
trail
ot
thiee
si
raight
down-to-ths-wire
birdies
that
gave
hims
his
first
Canadian
Open
golf
title
and
!
S3
,000
first-place
money.
He
Terrace
Wallops
G
&
A
For
Easy
8-4
Victory
!
needed
every
one
of
them,
i
I
The
1
"e
lanky
"l"KVK
35-year-old
-year-oiu
Terrace
C.C.'s
pitcher
Mathews
sixth.
-
su
11-
threw
a
six-hilter
at
the
visiting
Hartwig
was
the
big
gun
for
,
,
:
,
Gordon
and
Anderson
baseball
O
ti
A,
picking
up
two
doubles
"
n"al
1,1
01
lhe
72"n'e
"2eclal
club
as
the
home
town
boys
and
a
triple
in
four
official
trips
play
tournament
over
the
Scar-
,ir.,0A
n
t,
a
.d
t
TflimrA
in
tho
nintp
Dunhnr
Knrirlripc
l-'O'o
course
four
strokes
off
the.
o..d
onH
n
Qnhorir
nir-tpri
nn
sinirip
pace,
whittled
It
with
a
three-
under-par
first-nine
33
and
Wiiri
nrnvPrt
rnst.lv
tn
the
Sarlch
for
Terrace
knocked
out
top
plod
it
with
birdies
on
the
16th,
Prince
Rupert
nine
and
after
two
a
double
and
a
triple,
Burton
got
inning?
of
scoreless
play
walks
;
two
singles,
and
Groome,
Paul-
,17th
and
18th
for
a
brilliant
tive-under-par
round
of
66
and
find
safe
hitting
bv
Terrace
saw
I
son
and
Mathews
all
hit
safely.
the
home-towners
bring
in
seven
j
Mathews
struck
out
four
G
&
i
8
ltal
of
H
P
'7'
0118
runs
on
as
many
hits,
knocking
A
batters
while
five
Terrace
bat-
1
J"
"'"
whose
U,I,V-"
"4.
tin.
Minn.,
recalcitrant
Souire,
G
&
A
starter,
out
of
the
ters
went
down
by
the
strike-out
putter
cost
him
the
big
money
and
the
Seagram
Gold
Cup.
Ul-rich
took
$1,500
secor)d-place
money.
Dutch
Harrison,
an
old-timir
in
the
play-for-pay
ranks
and
winner
of
the
title
in
1949,
ended
with
276
for
third-place
money
of
$1,200
and
Saskatoon's
Pat
box.
Ciorrin
and
Anderson
managed
a
run
in
the
bottom
of
the
third
and
three
more
in
tha
fourth
but
Mathews
steadied
down
and
held
the
visitors
les
for
the
remainder
of
the
game.
Meantime
G
&
A
pitchers
Ciristensen,
Endridge
and
D.
'
S
'hark
wero
in
trouble
as
Terrace
-Added
one
more
run
in
the
route.
,
Lineups:
Terrace
G.
Paulson,
If;
P.
Paulson,
lb;
Burton,
c;
Robinson,
2b;
Paterson,
rf;
Mathews,
p;
Groome,
ss;
Sarich,
3b;
R.
Paulson,
cf.
G
&
A
Ford,
2b;
Hartwig,
3b;
Young,
ss;
D.
Scherk,
c.p,;
S.
Scherk,
c,
lb;
Marshall.
If;
End-ridge,
cf,
p;
Dunbar,
rf;
Squire,
p.
cf;
Christensen,
p.
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V-H
power
is
today's
performance
sundjrd,
confirmed
bv
public
preference.
The
Ford
110-Ilp.
Straio-Sur
engine
it
the
product
of
om
20
years'
experience
in
building
more
V-S
engines
than
all
other
manufacturers
tonilnmJ,
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OF
THREE
GREAT
TRANSMISSIONS
Ford
offers
choice
of
three
completely
modern
and
efficient
transmissions:
Fordotnatic
Drive',
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piost
versatile
automatic
transmission
on
the
road;
Oveni
ive,
for
smoother
performance
and
longer
engine
life;
or
smooth
Synchro-Silent
shift.
('Optional
at
extra
cost)
Fletcher
made
his
fourth-place
tie
with
Gardner
Dickinson
of
Panama
City,
Fla.,
the
best
Canadian
showing
since
Bob
Gray
ot
Toronto
was
ruiincr-up
In
1941.
Fletcher.
shot.
71
Saturday
to
5ivt
him
277
and
Dickinson
got
one
under
in
his
final
18.
Each
received
$H00.
Braves
Take
Twin
Bill
To
Whittle
Dodger
Lead
WHEN
YM
SELL
if
By
ED
CORRIGAN
Associated
Press
Sports
Writer
Ask
almost
any
National
Leagi'e
manager
what
he
thinks
of
Milwaukee
Braves
and
he'll
third
place
by
whacking
the
helpless
Pittsburgh
Pirates
6-4
and
6-5.
In
other
games,
the
Dodgers
turned
bark
New
York
Giants
4-3,
and
Cincinnati
Redlcgs
won
two
games
from
Chicago
Cubs,
7-4
and
7-3.
springing
ni
road
thoik
il
FORD'S
"WONDER
RIDE"
I'liliing
new
principles
of
weight-distribution,
front-end
reduced
as
much
as
HO1;,.
Remember
when
By
The
Canadian
Pres
Cleveland
Indians
signed
a
17-year-old
school
pitcher
named
Bob
Feller
17
years
e.go
today.
The
youngster
tied
Dizzy
Dean's
single
game,
strikeout
record
two
months
later
by
fanning
1
Phil-t
delphia
batters.
,
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Ford's
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and
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and
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YANK
LEAD
SLICED
In
the
American
League
New
York
Yankees
whipped
Washington
Senators
6-5,
but
saw
their
lead
sliced
to
five
games
when
Chicago
White
Sox
mauled
Cleveland
Indians
twice,,
14-2
and
3-1.
Boston
and
Philadeli
phla
split
a
doubleheader,
the
Red
Sox
winning
the
first
9-5
shake
his
head
in
wonder
and
tf
11
you
they
should
have
folded
lon
ago.
Yet
today
the
Braves
are
just
l'r
eann
behind
the
Brooks
and
creating
more
noise
than
a
di'd
Inrlinn
should.
Pt
,
Louis
Cardinals
had
a
good
opportunity
to
help
bury
Charley
Grimm's
tomahawk
slineers
Sunday
but
they
succeeded
only
In
digging
a
grave
fcr
tiii'inselvps.
The
Braves
won
a
dotrblchcader
from
the
Cards
10-llTynd
4-3
and
knocked
the
R?d
birds
right
into
fourth
place,
)
Philadelphia
Phillies
t'offfeipye
Battery
Halts
end
losing
the
second
4-1.
Detroit
Tigers,
won
the
first
same
:Pf
iftj
wirr
&ill
with
St.
Louis
Browns
8-7
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I
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CYO
XI
A
much-Improved
120
HAA
Battery
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put
an
end
to
CYO's'
long
string
of
victories
Fiday
night
whan
they
chalked
ut
a2-l
win
in
a
Prince
Rupert
Fxitball
league
game
at
Roose-Vflt
Pt:rk.
The
nightcap
was
a
different
story.
The
Cards
scored
three
runs
In
the
fifth
and
Don
Lid-die
had
to
be
rescued
by
Bob
Buhl,
who
held
the
Redbirds
at
bay
while
his
mates
were
notching
the
tying
and
winning
runs
in
the
seventh.
The
double
win
enabled
the
Bob
Parker
ltd.
SERVICE
STATION
"The
Home
of
Friendly
Service"
McBRIDE
at
SECOND
AVE.
fJZj&&
'
-
v
111
f
V
Braves
to
shave
a
half-game
off
the
Dodgers'
lead.
The
Brooks
!
r
V
v
Molian
opened
the
scoring
with
i
a
clean
shot
to
put
the
soldiers
ahead
but
good
goal-keening
and
fine
defensive
work
by
the
Rutten
brothers
kept
the
score,
down
through
the
rest
of
the
first
half.
A
IjriE
shot
by
H.
Nuyten
from
about
30
yards
range
fooled
the
Battery
goalia
and
tied
up
the
contest.
Battery
tried
hard
to
break
the
tie
and
just
before
the
final,
.whistle
a
penalty
shot
t;
ken
-by
Boltong
gave
Battery
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines
snapped
an
eight-game
winning
streak
for
the
Giants
when
they
scored
a
run
off
relief
ace
Hoyt
Wilhelm
in
the
bottom
of
the
10th
'
inning.
With
the
bases
loaded,
Wilhelm
passed
Bobby
Morgan
to
force
in
the
winning
run.
n
1
Schedule
trips
to.
Robin
Roberts
hurled
the
Kitimat
and
Kemano
Tuesdays
and
Saturdays
Phillies
to
their
first-game
tri
POWERED
with
the
finest
PRICED
with
the
lowest
umph
for
his
14th
victory
of
the
year,
tops
in
the
majors.
the
ga,me.
The
game
showed
much
better
co-ordination
by
Battery
players.
They
were
particularly
well-
1!
servd
at
outside
left
and
centre
half
"while
the
remainder
of
the
U
a,m
were
on
their
toes
through-
,J4
out
tn?
same.
CYO
were
handi-
WIN
HARD
WAY
The
Yanks
had
to
win
their
game
the
hard
way.
They
had
a
5-3
margin
going
into
the
ninth,
but
JacV.ie
Jensen
hit
a
home
run
off
relit
er
Bob
Ku-zava
to
shave
the
deficit
to
one
run.
That
called
for
Allie
Reynolds
to
take
over
the
mound
ipped
through
the
absence
of
YOUR
FORD
DEALER
WILL
GLADLY
ARRANGE
FOR
YOU
lO
,.TST-DRVE
ome
of
their
more
outstanding
(j'
1
Stewart
and
Alice
Arm
Mondays
and
Thursdays
Ketchikan
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Fridays.
Chatter
Service
r;
Contract
Flying
Agents:
CRAWFORD
MOORE
TRAVEL
AGENCIES
Phones
476
and
620
p.ayets
and
the
Youths
deserve
rrpdij
-for
th
effort
they
made
(o
scire
a
win.
The
Rutten
brothers
end
Hurley
played
top-
UNITED
tor
tne
Yankees.
He
gave
up
a
triple
to
Keith
Thomas
and
a
MLlSLi
notch
games
while
Nuyten's
goal
'THE
HOME
OF
FRIENDLY
SERVICE"
game-tying
fly
to
Gil
Coan.
In
the
home
half
of
the
ninth,
Gene
Woodling
singled
Mickey
Mantle
home
with
the
winning
run.
Yogi
Berra
hit
two
home
run
for
the
Yanks.
was
the
reward
of
opportunism
and
was
one
of
the
best
scoring
shots
seen
for
soma
time.
Pafforman
turned
in
an
excellent
job
as
referee.
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