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Four
Wins
This
Weekend
Could
Give
Yanks
Flag
At
Stewart
Launches
Season
STEWART
The
opening
blast
members
were
using
unfamiliar
of
the
Stewart
Skeet
Club
was
weapons
In
addition
to
being
a
fired
on
Sunday,
August
2,
on
bit
out
of
practice
the
flats
where
the
blind
has
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prime
movers
in
this
new
or-bean
erected.
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,
ganlzation
are
Constable
R.
A,
A.
A.
A.
The
Automobile
Association
(AAAi
offer
benefits
to
motorists
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SOCIAL
CREDIT
B.C.
Industry
Needs
Social
Credit
Representation
In
Ottawa
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Local
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By
The
Associated
Press
New
York
Yankees
have
an
opportunity
this
week-end
to
wrap
up
their
fifth
straight
American
League
pennant.
Statistical
experts
can
show
you
this
is
not
so,
hut
if
the
Yankees
should
win
all
four
week-end
games
at
Chicago
those
fellows
with
tne
figures
Seaton.
Clell
Mayse,
Al
Lawrence,
F.
Clift,
Willis
Hultz
and
H.
Spencer.
They
anticipate
currying
on
with
a
.22
indoor
range
during
the
winter
months.
Prtnce
Rupert
Rcolty
Co,
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has
22
members
and
many
others
have
evinced
an
interest.
I
While
450
rounds
were
blasted
I
at
the
birds
there
were
only
175
i
tallies.
However,
this
was
not
a
!
bad
showing
as
several
of
the
345
Third
Avenue
are
going
to
have
a
hard
time
convincing
many
folks
that
the
race
isn't
over.
New
York
led
Chicago
by
five
games
going
into
today's
contest.
Yankees
defeated
Detroit
5-2
Thursday
without
much
effort
while
the
White
Sox
rallied
for
five
runs
in
the
eighth
to
edge
Philadelphia,
6-4.
Milwaukee
kept
alive
its
fleeting
pennant
hopes
in
the
National
League
with
a,
split
against
first-place
Brooklyn.
The
Dodgers
took
the
first
game,
4-3,
on
Pee
Wee
Reese's
bases-loaded
single
in
the
11th
in
5
VOTE
!
Law
n
bowling
has
been
started
!
by
John
Bouzek.
local
post-!
master.
Ha
has
been
working.
I
for
some
considerable
time,
on
a
!
piece
of
ground
adjoining
the
!
post
office
and
it
is
now
in
fair
'
shape
for
bowling.
A
few
of
the
Return
Bout
Again
Delayed
uto
speed
up
the
development
Harry
Archibald
EDMONTON
0'
The
Earl
local
fans
are
taking
advantage
opportunity
TValls-Rcx
Layne
return
bout
at
of
of
this
province's
resources.
Social
Credit
policy
Is
to
en-
courage
industrial
enterprises
jin
an
effort
to
expand
Caua-friian
industry,
snrt
at
the
same
to
,
protect
the
"public
!tinie
against
monopolies.
If
B.C.
industry
Is
to
obtain
the
support
it
needs,
Ottawa
must
be
made
to
think
in
line
with
B.C..
and
only
Social
Credit
representation
can
do
this
properly!
Salt
Lake
City
is
off
again,
fight
Stewart
Lawn
Bowling
Club
is
on
promoter
Jack
Berry
has
an-
!
Its
way.
CARL
FIR1LLOS
head
got
plenty
sore
after
being
hit
by
pitched
balls
six
times,
so
.the
Brooklyn
Dodger
outfielder's
sporting
this
"Martian-looking"
headgear
these
days.
The
plastic
gadget
fits
into
Furil-lo's
cap,
and
saved
him
from
serious
injury
only
a
week
ko
when
still
another
pitched
ball
made
contact
during
a
Dodgers-Cubs
game:
Furillo
says
he'd
quit
baseball
if
he
couid
not
wear
it!
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nounced.
This
was
postponed
to
Aug.
26
after
Walls
was
married
in
Windsor,
Ont,
last
month.
Berry
said
he
received
word
from
Jimmy
Jones,
Walls'
manager,
that
the
,
Plymouth
....
$650
Chev
Sedan..
$895
Ford
Tudor..
$1350
International
VOTE
RESTMORE'S
Continental
ning.
Milwaukee
won
the
nightcap.
3-2.
In
other
National
League
action,
Harvey
Haddix
of
St.
Louis
Cardinals
had
a
no
hitter
going
for
eight
innings
before
Philadelphia
nicked
him
for
a
pair
of
singles
in
the
ninth.
He
escaped
with
2-0
shutout,
his
14th
victory
of
year.
New
York
broke
a
six-game
losing
streak
at
the
expense
of
Chicago.
12-6,
and
Pittsburgh
won
its
third
in
a
row
from
Cincinnati,
4-3.
Ted
Williams
returned
to
Boston
Red
Sox
as
a
futile
pinch-hitter
as
the
Sox
bowed
to
St.
Louis
8-7
in
10
innings.
Washington
dumped
Cleveland,
4-1,
with
Frank
Shea
winning
his
ninth
game.
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FOR
YOUR
bout
is
again
postponed.
Hi
Salem
Regains
imas?
Lost
Ground
Pickup
$950
'50
Austin
sedan
$1
050
For
Superior
Service
and
Friendly
Courtesy
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
LTD.
SOCIAL
CREDIT
CANDIDATE
TURN
OTTAWA'S
EYES
WESTWARD
!
This
advertisement
Issued
by
the
B.C.
Social
Credit
Campaign
Committee
TICKETS
0
180
COIL
MATTRESS
with
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ronstruction.
O
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with
six
turned
legs.
INEXPENSIVE
YET
Unique
Match
Scheduled
In
Tourney
MARK
YOUR
BALLOT
By
The
Canadian
Press
Salem's
Joe
Nicholas
tossed
a
five-hitter
at
Yakjma
Bears
Thursday
night
enabling
the
Senators
to
regain
lost
ground
in
tight
Western
International
Baseball
League
pennant
race.
The
Senators
climbed
to
within
a
game
and
a
half
of
first
place
Spokane
on
strength
of
9-1
win
at
Salem
and
a
split
in
the
Spokane-Calgary
double-header
at
Calgary.
The
Indians
won
the
seven
inning
first
game
7-6
but
Ca'gary
took
nightcap
11-4.
Spokane
and
Calgary
pitchers
dished
out
eight
home
run
balls
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at
Prince
Rupert
Civic
Centre
the
$25,00
Oopen
golf
tournament
j
!
in
Montreal
Aug.
17-23
will
be
a
j
unique
"golf
contest"
Involving
j
a
golfer,
a
baseball
player
and
an
archer.
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Palys
homered
three
times'
golf
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round,
but
while
the
golfer
,
for
the
Indians
will
be
using
his
regular
clubs,
i
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.
At
Edmonton,
Lewiston
Broncs
the
ball
player
will
be
batting
a'
defeated
Eskimos
4-2
and
tied
ball
around
the
course
and
the
hem
flfth
in
stand"
or
Place
archer,
fittingly,
shooting
an
,
A.
MacKENZIE
FURNITURE
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Listen
to
Ted
Applewhaite
over
CFPR
on
Friday,
August
7th
ot
10:45
p.m.
Tell
you
of
some
of
his
accomplishments
and
of
his
activities
as
your
Federal
M.P.
during
the
past
four
years.
RE-ELECT
For
Over
a
Quarter
of
a
Century"
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Applewhaite
Applewhaite
Pitcher
Bill
Prior,
home"
town
Victorian,
won
his
bull
game
at
Victoria
singling
in
winning
run
with
two
out
in
last
of
ninth
to
give
the
Types
4-3
win
over
Vancouver.
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PCI
SCORES
denote
the
"hole."
For
the
archer
a
target
will
be
placed
in
the
hole
when
he
is
in
position
to
"putt."
If
the
archer
shoots
into
a
bunker
it'll
cost
him
a
stroke
to
get
out.
The
baseball
player
will
be
Toronto's
Goody
Rosen,
now
retired
after
having
campaigned
in
the
National
and
International
Leagues.
The
golfer
and
archer
have
yet
to
be
selected.
Sponsored
by
Skeena
Federal
Liberal
Compaign
Committee
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Capilanos
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will
meet
here
Sunday
afternoon
in
a
regular
Western
Interna-
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League
baseball
game
with
j
all
proceeds
going
to
the
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Empire
Games
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events
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and
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first
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