Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
September
14,
1953
Stars
Split
With
Oaks
To'
Wrap
Up
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Flag
MEN'S
LEAGUE
FIVE-PIN
BOWLERS
TO
MEET
TONIQH
A
meeting
of
the
Men's
Five
Pin
League
team
capu
and
players
will
be
held
In
the
alley
at
8
o'clock
tonight
All
team
entries
not
already
filed
must
be
submittal
.
tonight's
meeting
as
league
play
Is
scheduled
to
begin
Mr'
Monday.
Bowlers
are
reminded
that
the
new
scoring
system.
2-3-5-3-2
becomes
effective
In
all
leagues
this
season,
folw
FIRST
GAME
OF
CUP
TIE
RE-SCHEDULED
WEDNESDAY
Yesterday's
early
afternoon
rainstorm
completely
washed
out
the
first
game
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Football
association
cup
tie
game
scheduled
for
1:30
at
Roosevelt
park.
Hopes
for
the
opening
match
which
saw
Battery
pitted
against
CYO
were
dashed
early
and
the
game
was
called
before
the
players
got
up
to
the
field.
However,
the
game
has
been
rescheduled
for
6:45
Wednesday
when
the
first
game
of
the
best
of
five
series
will
be
played.
A
large
crowd
of
spectators
and
fans
is
anticipated.
BLACKWOOD
on
bridge
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
lrig
eiiuuiautiun
vi
viic
i4uinai
uie
various
Ml,
meetings.
By
The
A:.sociftted
Press
Hollywood
wound
up
with
Its
second
straight
Pacific
Coast
League
pennant
Sunday
as
the
schedule
came
to
an
end.
Seattle
was
in
second
place
eight
games
behind.
In
Sunday's
finale
Hollywood
split
with
Oakland
as
the
Stars'
Georse
O'Donnell
hurled
all
of
the
opener
which
Hollywood
lost
8-7
and
part
of
the
second
game
which
they
won
8-6
and
in
so
doing
notched
the
elusive
win
No.
20
for
the
season.
Ran
Francisco
wound
up
in
tilth
place
followed
by
San
Diego.
Oakland
and
Sacramento.
Frankie
Austin
homered
for
Portland
in
the
second
game.
The
Beavers
won
the
game
with
three
in
the
sixth,
highlighted
by
Eddie
Basinski's
two-run
single.
Seattle
also
had
a
large
crowd
on
hand
for
the
finale.
5.189.
George
Schmees
and
Jack
To-bin
accounted
for
nine
of
the
13
Seattle
hits
in
the
opener.
Rookie
Cal
Humphries,
up
from
Tucson
in
the
Arizona.Texas
Brokeman
Dies
After
Accident
KIMBKRLEY,
B.C.
A
36-
,
day
died
in
Kimberley
year-old
brakeman
on
the
CPR
ov?
eek-cnd.
,
,
.
.
,
!
He
is
Emmett
Rins
ink.
who
was
seriously
injured
In
an
three
chdrcn
industrial
accident
here
Thurs-
Cranbrook.
Which
Suit
To
Start
Important
in
No-Trump
In
playing
at
no-trump,
it
is
often
important
to
make
the
right
decision
on
the
question
of
which
long
suit
to
start
working
on
first.
Sometimes,
as
in
today's
deal,
it
is
necessary
to
work
on
two
long
suits
Only
Two
Wins
Needed
For
Yanks
to
Win
Flag
Mondoy
to
Wednesday
7
and
9
p.m,
7
stronjmr-
Mm-fiction
story
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sertmt
mrt
By
JOE
BEICHI.FR
Associated
Proas
Sports
Writer
i
defeats
is
all
that
is
needed
to
I
gain
New
York's
fifth
straight
iwniiQhl
A
MnWT
Vnrlr
tfift..,.,.
South
dealer
Neither
side
vulnerable
oa"
.
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'""League,
b
went
the
10
innings
to
Ponce
who
only
joined
the"!
vi
NeU1
Seals
17
days
ago
hung
up
vie-
three
)pd
toriesNos.
,
and
8
both
at
the
;
successful
Sacraraento
at-
expen.se
of
the
third-place
Ua-
hg
nigntcap.
Angeles
Angels,
4-2
and
1-0.
"at
the
same
time."
j
Here
Is
what
I
mean.
Mr.
AU'l
got
the
five
of
spades
opening
j
and
won'
in
his
own
hand
with
.
the
king.
He
gave
considerable
!
t
Ht
tn
hie
n,.v(
t..,H
.Ql-iftnWl
I
AWJoua
is
V-Day
for
onager
Today
lVer
Cleveland
today
would
elim-Casey
Stengel
and
his
New
Yoik
(hp
Trjbe
Yankees
j
chiran0
white
Sox
officially
V
stands
for
five,
the
record
rwmm.nl
raZ
,nifDI!1CIflfiH-tmviM
Remember
When
By
Tlie
Canadian
Prr;s
Portland
clinched
fourth
place
with
two
wins
over
San
Diego
4-
J
and
54.
while
Seattle
beat
Sacramento
6-5
and
then
lost
5-
2.
number
of
consecutive
pennants
Sull(lay
losing
7.6
to
the
Red
he
go
after
diamonds
or
clubs
Stengel
and
his
Yanks
are
cer-
.
U
-
..
.,,.
f.rst?
North
(
virs.
Kffu)
8--J
7
11
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7
2
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K
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3
C-
8
3
hftllttl
(Mr.
AlxH)
8-
A
K
6
D
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10
8
C
A
U
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6
5
I
list
rim
t
,
Tamoo
-
rw..i
Diamonds
were
solid
from
the
mill
ui
wwuiiiiK.
iJVTt
Jack
Dempsey
knock
out
Luis
Ansel
Firoo
in
the
second
round
accomplished
before
by
tlub
or
.
..
.
.
.
swppni..,,
'
kmg
to
the
eight.
If
one
op-
EjPJiiLh
CARTOON
NEWS
of
their
heavyweight
title
fight
.manager.,
a
doubieheader
from
Washing-:
ponent
had
the
ace
of
diamonds
at
New
York
30
years
ago
to-!
The
world
champions
reduced
Um
10.4
and
6.4
wnjle
gt
Louls
singleton
or
doubleton,
he
could
5
"
2
Wollace's
Dept.
Store
....
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Dill)')
10
6
6
3
10
6
(Mr.
It
A
nisht.
In
one
of
the
heaviest
:
their
'magic
numoer
w
iwo
Browns
alfi
Philadelphia
A's
dl-brawls
ever
seen
in
a
title
en-
Sunday
by
defeating
Cleveland
vi(ied
Indians
6-3
on
a
Johnny
Mize
counter,
Dempsey
had
Firpo
;
Thf,
Browns
spold
OUawa,f
TODAY
To
WEDNESDAY
Evenings
7
and
9p
(Mr.
Miilrr)
-(!
H-
J
8
3
D
A
7
1
C
K
V
4
llamond
tricks
would
be
avail-
;
ible.
Then,
if
Mr.
Masters
had
!
he
kinn,
and
only
one
other
j
lub.
three
tricks
would
be
L
-5
4
C
10
7
3
righthander
Bob
Trice's
oown
several
nines
uui
ai
puini-un
uumv
-
rookie
v.i
if
i
h,-,,v,
thn'in
flip
piuhth
The
triumnh
iiiiiidcii
iviiiarcu
,
...
o
-
.
mmnr
THE
GREATEST
GUNFIGHTER
OF
THEM
Ul!
league
debut,
defeating
EltHt
ropes
to
the
press
box
in
the
first
round.
uoosi-eu
tne
xatiivtrc
icau
the
Tribe
to
12
games.
,
the
Negro
5-2
in
the
opener.
The
A'r
u-nn
thp
KPrnnrl
9-0
as
Harrv
ivailable
in
that
suit
enough
Th
bld"-
SOitlll
c
Wist
.or
game.
,
c
PllM
Not
too
good
a
solution,
but
2
nt
Pusi
North
1
U
3
NT
J
4
All
paAS
Two
Yankee
victories
or
Indian
Bvrd
ended
a
personal
nlne.
Iim7EssBitm
The
Mississippi
Missouri
river
system
is
approximately
3.988
miles
long.
name
losing
streak.
LXTEND
WIN
STKEAK
nyway
Mr.
Abel
led
the
jack
diamonds
at
trick
two.
He
best
play
would
be
to
duck,
played
low
from
dummy
and:
rtow
lead
back
a
club
and
fi-he
jack
won.
Next
came
the
10
nesse
the
Jack.
Uad
the
10
of
of
diamonds
which
also
held,
.diamonds
and
overtake
with
nhvinuslv
the
dummy
was
aummv's
king.
Mr.
Mastou
Chicago's
seventh-place
Cubs
extended
their
winning
streak
to
nine
straight,
defeating
the
champion
Brooklyn
Dodgers
3-2
City
Bowling
League
Play
Starts
Tonight
IVWVIV;r
Star
in
10
innings.
St.
Louis
Cardin
ROCK
HUDSON
-IUUA
AIUtHS
als
rolled
up
19
hits,
crushing
T
inMlinuJ
tfml
tttrt
tf
"Btni
tf
Ul
lurr'
For
a
,,
10i,
;
Phils
17-3
for
Harvey
Haddix's
now
dead
and
Mr.
Abel
shifted
would
have
no
winning
defence.
;
;o
the
ace
of
clubs
and
followed
If
he
ducked,
aain.
another
vith
the
queen.
Mr.
Masters
club
finesse
would
bring
in
five,
von
with
the
king
and
returned
tricks
in
that
suit
which,
with
a
spade,
clearing
the
suit.
Mr.
two
diamonds
and
two
spades,
ibel
cashed
three
more
tricks
nvke
the
ume.
ut
ended
up
with
just
eight.
If
he
played
the
ace
of
dla-
iricks.
niu.iuo
aim
returned
a
spade,!
r
idguc
uuwii'iB
-"-
;
lRth
win
CA
iQt-r,M
irpt
m-irlpru-nv
tnniaht
friendly
the!
Warren
Spahn
won
his
20th
when
the
women
take
to
,..,
,
,
"I'w'ikee
Fnlit
a
double-
ri
Mara
H
1
B
'
..
...
.
,
header
with
New
York
Giants.
;
HATS
IN
1UC
new
.uuii5
..
...
,
aH,.-nb..
,oth
Unmcr
n
il
h
o
tip
He
should
have
alternated
Mr.
Abel
would
win,
enier
iiamonds
and
clubs
as
follows:
i
dummy
with
the
nine
of
dia-At
trick
two
lead
the
jack
of
1
monris.
run
the
rest
of
that
suit,
'
effect
in
all
leagues,
o
lowing
.
on
enab,ed
wjn
endoreation
of
the
system
dis-;
Jansen
cussed
at
the
Canadian
Bowling
.
Gjants
wQn
a
Association
annual
meeting.
vict()ry
ln
the
nlgntcap
Under
the
system
the
head
Aftr
Pitt,sburgh.s
Paul
La-
EXTRA
"ENGLAND"
CORNELL
i
ORCHESTRA"
"CARTOON"
diamonds
and
overtake
with
then
take
another
club
finesse
tummy's
queen.
Mr.
Masters'
and
make
five-odd.
TOTE
A
tftMorS
PLAYERS
THW
2
THE
1953
MANNER
J
There's
nothing
like
the
i
"lift"
a
woman
gets
from
a
a
new
hat.
Stunning,
5
smart-inviting,
Wallace's
New
Fall
Hats.
Lots
to
b
J
choose
from
and
more
ar-
J
riving
all
the
time.
pin
yaiuc
w.c,
-v..
nitnhed
n
seven-hit
5-4
1
and
9
p.m.
Evenings
side
pin
is
three
and
value
of
each
corner
pin
is
two.
The
uniform
count
is
effective
Billy
Vessels
Puts
Eskimos
In
Western
Grid
Loop
Lead
trtump
in
the
opener,
Cincinnati
came
back
to
win
the
second
game
8-6
to
hand
the
Pirates'
Murry
Dickson
his
19th
defeat.
NAVY
RUM
i
By
The
Canadian
Press
MA
staunch
old
friend"
snapped
a
two-game
losing
streak
by
a
final-quarter
rally.
The
Stamps
fired
two
converted
touchdowns
late
ln
the
game
to
across
Canada.
The
women's
league
which
starts
tonight,
has
been
divided
j
into
groups
1
and
2
for
the
first
1
1
weeks
to
establish
a
team
:
1
average.
It
will
then
be
divided
1
into
A
and
B
leagues
for
the
next
j
i
22
weeks.
I
Line-up
for
first
night
is
as
'.
follows:
Spokane
Rally
Evens
Series
With
Senators
CITY
TRANSFER
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
Phone
950
CKtTING
PACKING
STORAGE
Hrst
Avenue
mnd
MiBrlde
Street
take
the
decision
before
a
crowd
t-53-7H
:
Wallace's
:l
1
:
Dept.
Store
:
(iiiiiiimiiiiima
Dazzling
Billy
Vessels,
Ed-i
monton's
fleet
back
from
the
Oklahoma
Sooners,
personally
put
his
team
atop
the
Weste-n
interprovinclal
Football
Union
Saturday
night.
Vessels
snagged
one
touch-
Tula
tivei
Line.,.....-
i
not
pubunecl
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Goverument
of
British
Columbia.
7
p.m.
Group
1
Hi-Flyers
vs
Amazons
Big
Sisters
vs
Co-Op
,
of
12.000.
Leading
the
Calgary
attack
was
Pete
Thodos
who
snatched
passes
from
quarter
Frankie
Albert
for
two
touchdowns.
Another
major
came
from
a
John
Henry
Johnson
plunge.
Ottawa
counted
touchdowns
.
-T.
SALEM,
Ore.
1AP1
Spokane
down
pass
and
swept
40
yards
scored
twice
in
the
top
of
the
,
f0r
another
major
as
the
Eski-ninlh
inning
Sunday
night
to
mos
pummelled
Saskatchewan
frame
a
5-4
win
over
Salem
in
a
Roughriders
13-L
.
The
victory
Choose
in
the
first,
second
and
fourth
1
NIGHT
and
DAY
SERVICE
1Mb!)
Printing
vs
Seventh
Ave
Manson's
vs
Rupert
Radio
Skeena
Groc.
vs
McKay's
9
p.m.
Croup
2
Annettes
vs
Lyons
Cloverleafs
vs
Dom's
New
Laurel
vs
Art
Murray's
Remnants
vs
Stars
G
&.A
vs
Sunrise
Bulgers
vs
PR
Plumbers.
Western
International
Baseball
broke
a
first-place
tie
and
put
;
League
playoff
game.
j
the
Eskimos
in
the
lead
with
I
The
win
evened
the
best-of-'
eight
points,
two
ahead
of
Win-'
seven
series
between
the
teams,
nipeg
Blue
Bombers,
who
lost,
irhamnions
of
the
two
halves
of
23-14,
to
Calgary
Stampeders.
the
WIL's
split
season
at
two
,
In
the
east,
Ottawa's
surging
apiece.
They
play
again
here
Rough
Riders
battered
down
a
Monday
night.
.,
I
desperate
Toronto
Argonaut
quarters,
leading
13-1
before
Argos
took
fire
behind
Knobby
Wlrkow.ski's
fine
passing.
He
completed
12
of
25
heaves
for
a
total
of
282
yards.
In
-the
Senior
Ontario
Rugby
Football
Union,
Toronto
Balmy
Beach
overwhelmed
injury-ridden
Brantford
Redskins
31-0
Trillin"
4-3
troing
into
the
rauy
saturaay
10
cuino
into
a
ninth
Spokane
pulled
even
when
three-way
tie
for
first
place
in
Mrlie
Murnhv
sineled
off
Larrv
the
Big
Four
Football
Union.
FOR
DEPENDABLEXfe
PSM
Phone
112
CAB
STAND
Corner
5th
Street
ond
3rd
Avenue
Saturday
night
while
Kitchener-Waterloo
Dutchmen
celebrated
the
return
of
senior
football
to
their
city
by
downing
Sarnia
Imperials
20-18.
Borst
and
later
raced
home
on,
The
20-18
win
over
the
Cana-wnij'ir
Johnson's
safe
blow,
dlan
champions
put
Ottawa
Johnson
went
to
third
on
Les
atop
the
four-club
heap
along
Witherspoon's
error
and
was
with
Hamilton
Tlger-Cats
and
sinirled
across
the
plate
by
Jim
Montreal
Aloucttes.
Command.
I
The
powerful
Eskimos,
watch-
The
Indians
scored
their
first
'
ed
by
a
capacity
hometown
-J
crowd
01
is,juu.
counica
con-
.
three
runs
in
the
second
inning,
The
Senators
scored
twice
in
the
verted
touchdowns
in
the
first
;
fifth
s,m
their
final
tallies
and
third
quarters
and
added
a
in
the
eighth
I
single
in
the
inal.
Frank
Tri-
.
...
V?
MONDAY
to
WEDNESDAT
SEPTEMBER
212223
pucKa,
last
year
witii
iauaa
Texans,
counted
Saskatchewan's
only
point,
in
the
first
quarter.
SNAP
LOSING
STREAK
At
Calgary
the
Stampeders
Four
Killed
In
Island
Highway
Crash
PRINCE
RUPERT'S
FIRST
B1GCIRCU5
LADYEMITH,
P.C.
Four
I
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V
i
fSV
A
REAL
LIVE
ELEPHANT
TRAINED
ANIMALS
CLOWNS,
etc
PLUS
a
1
MIDWAY
with
oil
the
popul"
o
1
ride'
ODYSON
CANADIAN
CIRCUS
r-orcuns
wre
killed
and
two
seriously
injured
Saturday
night
vnn
thpir
car
swprved
out
of
control
and
smashed
through
a
concrete
safety
wall
on
an
Island
highway
bridge
near
here.
ihrce
of
the
dead,
were
identified
as
Huch
A.
Green,
about
50,
of
Port
Alberni,
B.C.
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Rayner,
both
about
34,
also
of
Port
Alberni.
RCMP
withheld
the
name
of
the
other
victim
until
relatives
had
been
notified.
They
Identified
the
injured
man
as
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