1
Prince
Rupert
Doily
New
Friday,
June
4,
1954
Hotelmen
Dump
Esquires
In
Second
Straight
Win
RemembejWtan
Helen
Jacobs
or
California
,
mi,,
made
her
fifth
e
challenge
l11"?
a
win-1
7
5
o!
ning
one
when
she
captured
tu-l
hari
WasW
women
s
tennis
title
at
Wimle-Cn
d'1
don
18
years
ago
today.
She
beat!
Zm
nh
n,
Parolee
Makes
Pro
Ball
Debut
WHL
CUT
TO
SIX
TEAMS
VANCOUVER
t
-
The
Western
Hockey
League
was
reduced
to
six
teams
Thursday
with
the
Announcement
at
the
loop's
annual
meeting
that
Seattle
Bombers
have
dropped
out
for
one
season.
The
WHL
directors
also
decided
to
sign
an
affiliation
agreement,
with
the
National
Hockey
League.
President
Al
Leader
was
returned
to
office.
The
Seattle
franchise
was
suspended
for
one
year.
The
team
drew
less
than
40.000
last
year,
and
faced
a
deficit
of
more
than
$100.000
rtext
season.
Marlene
Leads
U.S.
Meet
whose
athletic
exploits
in
prison
attracted
New
York
Yankee
scouts,
walked
twice,
was
safe
on,
an
error
and
struck
out
in
four
plate
trips
for
Grand
Forks
of
the
Class
C
Northern
League
against
Superior.
Superior
won,
12-3.
SUPERIOR,
Wis.
Billy
Joe
Moore,
paroled
this
week
from
t
h
e
Oklahomu
Penitentiary,
made
his
first
appearance
In
professional
baseball
here
Thursday
night.
It
was
no
ringing
success
Moore,
a
24-year-old
Negro
:
into
the
cellar
of
the
Prince
Ku-
;
pert
Senior
Baseball
league,
and
1
j
given
the
hotelmen
a
boost
;
;
into
third
place,
four
full
games
below
league
leading
Gordon
and
Anderson.
j
In
a
scheduled
league
game
at
l
Roosevelt
Park
last
night
Com-
i
I
mercials
took
a
5-3
decision
.
from
Esquires
in
a
seven
inning
I
affair
that
rates
as
one
of
the
j
.
best
games
seen
this
season.
It
was
a
tight
scoreless
ball
j
i
game
until
the
bottom
of
the
j
ONIY
45
MIN.
TO
ALASKA
amateurs
play
18
holes
today
in
'
the
tournament
which
sees
each
of
the
16
players
paired
against
every
other
player
during
the
five
four-ball
matches.
Tomorrow
they
tour
the
course
twice
and
finish
with
a
single
round
Sunday.
How
to
KEEP
FIT
after
50
In
the
aid
days
fifty
itemed
the
signal
to
low
down
-tike
thing!
eny
-witch
your
diet
-jet
more
rett.
It's
stilt
food
idvice.
But
thete
diyi
you
cin
fice
fitly
with
miny
interesting
and
active
yean
ihrid,
-artive,
that
is,
if
you
ran
araid
bickirhe
and
the
'lirrd-out"
feeling
due
to
kidney
ind
bladder
ditorders,
that
'
often
develop
around
that
age.
For
more
than
60
yeirl
Dodd'a
Kidney
Pills
have
been
hrluint
men
'
Via
AIR
LINE
DRYER
$329.95
WASHER
....
$419.95
New
Low
Terms
GORDON
&
Phone
ANDERSON
46
Office
Opp.
Post
Office
Phonl
FiliiKol
HOtf
and
women
of
all
agei
to
keep
kidneys
and
bladder
in
food
order,
-helpinf
them
to
feel
better,
to
work
better,
and
get
more
fun
out
of
life.
If
you
are
approaching
liitv.
or
past
it,
Uodd'a
Kidney
Pills
may
hrlp
you,
too.
You
can
depenoUn
Doild'a,
;i
ooo
ion
fund
$vwMtfl
I
!
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The
second
consecutive
loss
'
this
week
to
Commercial
Hotel
has
tumbled
Esquire
Men's
Wear
ASK
rot
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KOBLItT
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SPRINGS.
Va.
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Little
Marlene
Stewart,
Canada's
woman
gulf
champ
threatened
today
to
prove
.she's
master
of
wouitii
golfers
in
America,
pro-
iosmoi
u
and
amateur
iUike.
.
.
Mullen?
was
the
hottest
star
in
the
opening
round
here
1
Thursday
of
the
$7,500
"plus
j
and
minus"
Triangle
round
i
robin
invitation
tournament.
The
Fontliili
Oni
st'ir
toured;
the
Homestead's
par
71
Cascad-
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;
os
course
in
a
three
under
par
!
71
for
the
best
medal
score
over
j
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the
0.4110
yard
layout.
j
Willi
her
flume
at
its
best,
I
I
Marlene
stands
an
excellent
chance
of
overhauling
Patty
i
Berg
from
St.
Andrews,
111.,
who
j
!
wound
up
Thursday
with
a
plus
j
2
1
li.'lit
points
better
than
the
i
plus
13
of
Miss
Stewart
and
I
Loui.-e
Suggs
ol
'
Atlanta.
Miss
Berg
curried
a
one
under
par
73
and
Mi
;s
Kuiy;s
a
regulation
74.
The
14
professionals
and
two
WIL
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At
first
taste
you
will
recognize1
6ARRISON
CLUB
as
some
thing
far
beyond
the
ordinary
...
a
superb
Dry
Gin
combination
of
the
distiller's
art
and
the
costliest
ingredients
for
those
who
appreciate
life's
luxuries.
Naturally,
it
costs
more
but
once
you
try
it,
yon
-will
accept
nothing
less!
V
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'MY
GIN.
another
achievement
by
.MELCHERS
DISTILLERIES
LIMITED
r;.;tur.
ioiCTAroiT
a
t
third
when
Tom
Naka.
the
hotelmen's
second
baseman
hit
deep
to
left
to
score
Gus
Nirk-
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tr
,
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,
...
,
,
,
,
field.
Left
fielder
Nick
Pavlikis
got
on
the
two
base
bandwagon
and
brought
in
Naka.
Esquires
tied
it
up
in
their
fourth
when
leadoff
man
Key
McKay
doubled
and
was
brought
in
by
Gord
Mundle's
triple.
Mundle
came
home
when
caught
off
third
on
a
slow
attempted
pickoff
by
Commercial's
Maurice
Scott.
two
ki
ns
in
i
ii
r:i
Commeivials
jacked
up
two
runs
in
the
fifth
on
Pavlikis'
second
double
of
the
evening
and
errors
by
McGregor
at
.Second
and
Cliff
Pachal
at
third
that
put
Scott
and
Tom
Naka
on
the
basi?
paths.
Naka
was
forced
at
home
when
Pavilikis
went
on
to
third
after
doubling
Scott
home.
Pavilikis
scored
on
Bill
Gunn's
long
fly
ball
to
centre.
Errors
gave
the
hotelmen
an
insurance
run
in
the
sixth
and
Esquires
got
their
last
run
in
the
seventh
when
Benny
Windle.
pinch-hitting
for
McGregor
with
the
bases
loaded,
hit
a
long
ball
to
centre,
allowing
Andy
Marshall
to
score.
Maurice
Scott,
who
went
the.
distance,
was
the
winner
allowing
three
runs
on
four
hits
and
three
walks.
Bill
Donaldson,
who
also
went
all
the
way,
gets
the
loss.
Donaldson
allowed
six
hits
and
gave
up
two
free
passes.
Only
a
small
crowd
was
on
hand
to
witness
the
game,
an
!
imnroved
brand
of
ball
which
;
started
without
unnecessary
delays,
with
three
official
umpires
on
the
job
and
a
full
complement
I
of
players
in
the
dugouts.
Umpiring
duties
were
handled
by
Johnny
Commadina
behind
the
plate.
"Frog"
Letourneau
at
first
and
Steve
Mintenko
at
third.
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BASEBALL
SCORES
WTIOWI.
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New
Vork
13,
St.
Louis
8
llsiolclyn
at
Milwa.kfC
post
lionrd
Pltuburi;h
at
Chicago,
posliinncd
Plilladclphia
at
Clm:innatl.
postponed.
AMI1CKW
Chicago
9,
Uoston
6
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York
2:
Cleveland
1,
Washington
4,
Detroit
3.
Philadelphia
fl,
Baltimore
2,
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l.
Vancouver
7.
Edmonton
1.
Victoria
16,
Calvary
8.
Calvary
7.
Victoria
4
P(
II
If
ST
San
Francisco
3.
Portlantl
I.
HollyWKKl
4,
Bacrarnento
1.
Kail
Diri.;ii
4.
Oakland
3.
Games
Tonight
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Pony
League
Elks
vs
Gyro,
Roosevelt
Park.
Little
League
Sea
Kings
vs.
North
Stars,
Algoma
Park.
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relaxing
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glance
around
at
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road
easily
Ford
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"
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...
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ana
lesponsive,
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ind
feel
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