(HI
-
prince;
Kuperr
Loijy
iNfc.
Wednesday,
June
11.
Ifi52
5L
DAILY
NEWS
(onservative
Mele
Drives
in
Six
Runs
With
Two
Hits
11
1
M
11
:
1J
K0
General
Motors
Soccer
Lineup
The
team
to
represent
the
General
Motors
club
against
CYO
will
be
selected
from:
Boulter;
Robinson,
Eby
i
captain
i;
Bishop,
Olson,
L'en;
Tait,
Maron,
Pat
Wilson,
Matthews,
Murray;
Crosby,
Bowman,
Price,
White,
Bedford,
Wright,
Flet
S
P
'11
I'
s
Campaign
Comments
THE
POLISHED
GRANITE-LIKE
FINISH
FOR
li
H
cher.
i
NEW
YORK
(CP)
Sam
Mele
equalled
the
record
of
modern
major
league
runs
batted
in
by
driving
in
six
runs,
and
Chicago
White
Sox
almost
wore
out
the
base
paths
in
a
J2-run
fourth
inning
last
night
as
they
swamped
Philadelphia
As
15-4.
.
Mele,
Hector
Rodriguez
and
Al
1
"
FLOORS
WALLS
i.mKIK,
PrMent
ul
p'riu're
Knrt
lrrtiivt
ervative
Association
:
(,)U.(.
Torn
Christie
as
our
'
.o.iclly
because
of
'
(,.,,.:;(
iii,
and
wndw-
4-
I
4.
L
II
'
1
of
nil
people
anu
uieir
jiniii
1!
'V
We
thin
ne
will
the
i,vrds
of
all
at
vutli
entliu.sia.sm
and
jt'llt
Turpin
Gains
More
Titles
LONDON
(CP)
Randy
Turpin
stopped
Don
C'ockell
in
11
bruising
rounds
Tuesday
nijjht
and
r.dded.
British
and
Empire
light
heavyweight
titles
to
his
British
and
European
middleweight
crowns.
The
end
came
at
1:10
of
the
11th
when
referee
Tommy
Little
grabbed
Turpin's
arms
as
Cixkell
sank
dazed
on
ropes.
Zariiia
clouted
horn'-rs
in
the
i
St.
Louis
Cardinals
edged
the
big
frame.
jtuooks
1-0
In
10
Innings
and
Mele,
equalling
uie
record
held
Cincinn.!
Reds
downed
Giants
by
five
others,
belted
a
home
;
6-3
In
a
marathon
14-lnning
run
with
two
on
and
then
clear-
game,
ed
the
sacks
with
a
triple
as
15
j
Other
results:
batters
faced
three
Philadelphia!
American:
Cleveland
4,
Wash-hurlers
during
the
White
Sox'.;
:
ington
3;
St.
Louis
7,
Boston
1.
Marshall
Meets
Starr
In
Elks
Challenge
Card
Prince
Rupert's
Andy
Marshall,
V,.C.
Golden
Gloves
heavyweight
champion
for
tw-o
years,
has
accepted
the
challenge
of
self-styled
northern
interior
champion
Freddy
Starr,
185-pounder
of
Hazel-ton
and
Kispiox.
The
two
will,
feature
a
five-'and
tnis
ymr,
was
outpointed
in
round
main
event
here
June
20
t-nu
Olympic
trials
and
Domin-
SHOWER
LININGS
big
splurge.
j
National:
Philadelphia
a,
cni-
ij.triu'e.
una
iiH-i-i.
wiui
.!',
"'.iirci
-s
ljecau.se
of
his
pre.senlation.
and
also
by
!..
i
the
slile
of
the
goy-that
will
be
In
power.
U
(I,ik
Without
exeep-,
the
1'nitiiTs.sive
Conserva-
cago
iu;
Boston
7,
nttsuurgn
(.
PCL:
Hollywood
6,
San
Francisco
2;
San
Diego
2,
Sacramento
4;
Seattle
6,
Portland
1:
STORE
FRONTS
ales
in
uus
election
Yogi
Berra
clouted
a
pair
of
.
i
mis
to
lead
the
New
York
Yankees
to
4-0
victory
over
De-'
ii
oil
i
i;;ers.
Souuipaw
td
Lopat
',
blanked
the
Tigers,
American
I
League
cellar
dwellers,
on
four
singles
to
square
his
record
3-4.
The
defeat
was
tlie
first
for
the
,c
rami
Oakland
5,
Los
Angeles
4.
their
cominunl-
P
1,-uiH'ls
111
WIL:
Vancouer
3,
Yakima
1;
sincere
and
G
&
A
Lead
League
by
One
jt!
ion
championships
in
Vancouver
on
the
Elks
Club
boxing
card
c
u
p
a
o
i
e,
ulitlorward.'
last
month
in
a
booed
decision.
oaieui
a,
iewi.uiii
iu,
ui-v.i.y
0.
Spokane
3;
Victoria
5,
Wen-8
tehee
4.
Elks'
favorite
Bill
"Mouse"
Morrison,
two-year
Golden
was
announced
today.
Starr,
who
was
defeated
by
a
Marshall
TKO
last
year
In
I'rince
Rupert,
wants
to
even
(REGISTERED)
.
Gloves
middleweight
champion,'
Tiger
lefthander
Ted
Gray
after
five
straight
victories.
Brooklyn
Dodgers
retained
a
five-game
lead
in
the
National
The
poisonous
wster-hemlock
li
oftvin
confused
with
the
harm-
perennial
League
as
both
Dodgers
and
sec-
less
Sweet
Cicely,
a
ond-place
New
York
Giants
lost,
growing
In
rich
woods.
Gordon
&
Anderson
lead
by
one
game
in
Prince
Rupert's
senior
baseball
league
with
three
wins
and
one
loss.
Commercial
Hotel
follow
with
two
wins
anJ
two
losses,
while
Abel
&
Odowes
have
been
reclining
in
the
cellar
witli
two
wins
and
four
losses.
The
visual
appearance
of
polished
rock
.
.
.
Choice
of
9
colors
in
mottled,
granite-like
finish
.
.
.
PLUS
ENDURING
QUALITY.
"K0L0RBORD"
is
impervious
to
fire,
water,
rust,
vermin,
age,
and
is
not
affected
by
climate
...
it
improves
with
washing
and
scrubbing
SEE
"KOLOCSORD"
AT
YOUR
LOCAL
BUILDING
SUPPLY
DCAU1
the
More
with
Klks
Huxitie
Club's
17S-ounder,
then
turn
on
Marshall's
team
mate
Cilen
"Tiny"
Carlson,
200-pminuVr,
next
month.
Arrangements
of
the
Titfht
is
not
likely
to
fight
on
this
card,
said
the
managers.
So
far
it
has
not
been
possible
to
find
a
contender,
and
Morrison
is
studying
too
hard
for
his
graduation
exams
to
tiet
in
card
were
announced
by
Al
much
training.
Manson
and
Sev
Dominate
joint
i
Some
Dealerships
still
open.
managers
of
Elks
Boxing
Club.
I
Supporting
the
main
event
of
i
the
card
a
week
from
Friday
will
a
H
MOltlSON
I
consider
Yi.ii.'
'
ie
to
b-
a
man
of
:'rl
character
a:id
Integrity,
j'pw.M-ssiiii:
dynamic
pow-
n'lii
t'.ft
thi'iK
done
for
x
ia-i!
n'i-
,iK,
sii.VKSSON
It's
time
,
i.uil
a
government
that
..iria'eil
on
cutting
ad-.,;,!!.i!.
ii
costs,
ore
of
the
j.fcsUie
I'luuressive
Conser-v,.
;n
e
pledf'ed
to
do.
,,im;
SI
N
O,
I'rince
Rupert
jrl
.
.Some
men
tuke
the
i.n
and
leave
the
milk,
but
mi
Christie.
He
takes
the
.k
and
leaves
you
the
cream.
,
m
M(;(iKTT-
Tom
and
I
,,,,!
t.mi.
llicy
certainly
did
U.-
payi
K
ho-'pilal
insur-n
wit
liie
Islands.
The
only
...dul
i
at
Queen
Charlotte
;,inl
no
special
treatments
.'ivjilalile
there.
From
some
BAPTONE
THE
WONDER
WALL
PAINT
BAPTONK
I.-,
washable,
dries
quickly
and
is
'easy
to
apply.
):APTONK
covers
Wallpaper,
Wallboard,
Plaster
or
Kalsomlne.
'
'
Choice'
of
nine
Pastels
and
White.
Solve
your
depurating
problems
by
nsiiif;
Bap
tone
i
...
9
THE
ROUND-UP
be
the
semi-windup
between
1222
Eait
67th
Av...
VANCOUVER
15..C.
Hv
flAYLE
TALBOT
Announcement
a
Shock
Hazelton's
Freddy
Wale
and
Rn-(jert's
Chuck
Place,
fighting
in
the
140-pound
division.
;
Third
feature
attraction
is
a
bout
in
the
same
division
be-;
iween
Billle
Blackwater
of
Ki.s-.
Wolcotl's
Win
NEW
YORK
Our
private
Thompson
Hardware
Co.
Ltd.
Staeev
I
"
tiiai,
arvrn
uul
oi
iu
per
piox
and
Elks'
Chubby
sons
wiiu
wui.v.ssi-i;
the
CiiaiK'.s-
Jimmy
Powers
right
off
his
cushion.
This
essay
will
be
no
criticism
of
Jimmy,
who
Is
recognized
among
the
sports
fraternity
as
a
solid
commentator.
It
is,
rather,
that
we
had
not
before
appreciate
the
burden
of
his
Job,
well
paid
as
it
might
be.
I
-
:
L
C
Supporting
these
headliners
will
be
five
additional
bouts,
to
be
innounced
later.
Marshall,
wno
wen
the
B.C.
Ooklen
Gloves
tourney
in
1'Jfjl
Iriimf.
1
)
a'nl
.pots
they
say
it
would
;,!.e
li.iiidred
dollars
to
R.'t
j
l,n
pita!
and
they'd
likely
i.
.1
I
j
v
i
lien
anyway.
:ill
V
I
I
I
'l
l
K,
Terrace
r
C'hi
'i
valive
forest
plan
iini-1'-
In
the
ears
of
the
Ji
liimiiir
opera
tor.
It.
II
WAV
(.
KAVKI.I
IN(i
Here
was
a
ciose
light,
and
it
early
became
obvious
that
millions
of
new
fireside
experts
were
going
to
.ieed
some
help
with
their
scoring
if
they
were
to
turn
in
their
uual
bang-up
performances.
Tiny
needed
all
the
hints
they
could
get,
and
Jimmy
vas
alert
to
the
challenge.
Some
ci
hi."
hints
wire
pretty
blunt.
When
the
vast
aui'.ie
ice
saw
Canada's
An
Olympic
Flop
Says
Writer
"Canada's
a
wash-out
where
Waleott
heavyweight
bout
on
television
were
convinced
they
j
had
seen
a
new
champion
crown-
j
ed
when
the
lights
went
out
just
j
as
the
final
round
ended.
i
Two
of
tlie
remaining
three
j
probably
had
t
heir-doubts,
maybe
even
i-waying
slightly
toward
Waleott
because
he
was
the
honest,
God-fearing
father
of
six
children.
The
10th
had
been
too
busy
watching
t'li.;
scatter-looteri
performance
of
Referee
Zach
Clayton
to
worry
about
the
fight
itseil,
a
id
jt
might,
be
added
that
he
had"
something
there.
Zach
was
terrific.
One
reason
we
levl
sure
that
the
belated
announcement
of
the
decision
in
Walcott's
favor
came
n
,
atl'.iirk
t:
it
fi'-.v
i'.iillion
living
(own.;
and
hart,
is
hat
it
must
have
knor'keu
ayincinre;-
.canrer
GX3LXEC3,.
I
i
KPCii
Mount
r,:dK
KUt.ltr
s
Daily
News,
June
i
k
piles
were
placed
anu
heard
the
referee
warn
Tin-
:!
!lil
lor
)!
U
;Vliilt:
..I-
(
.1
Charles
for
hitting
ww
oh
vijht,
i
occasions,
it
was
explained
tnat
itlo:i
previously
with
ii'iain
hi
mind."
'.
here
means
while
on
was
Minister
of
.
k:..
the
punches
actually
had
thudded
into
Walcott's
middle,
well
above
the
trunk
line.
Olympics
are
concerned
and
it's
not
the
fault
of
the
athletes
'
The
fault
lies
with
the
Canadian
Olympic
Association,
and
with!
an
apathetic
,publtc.
It's
hie.h
time
we
took
the
'limp'
out
of
j
the
Olympics!"
,
That's
the
opinion
of
Interna-
j
tionally-ktiown
sports
coach
i
Lloyd
Percival,
and
in
such
out-!
spoken
words
in
the
current.
June
!
Mi
smith
Tomm
y,
the
(il
(Continued
on
a
i!
:
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known
as
the
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From
a
forts,
fo
a
fiddle
Daily
News
Classifieds
v.
!
mm
&
y
I
Issue
of
New
Liberty
magazine,
!
he
de.inunp.es
Canada's
hall-
hearted
participation
in
the
Olympic,
contests.
j
"In
48
years
of
participation,
Canada
never
has
had
a
winning
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fr
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JUST
TAKE
A
LOOK
AT
Our
Used
Cars
.
.
Olympic
l
.'am,
h:nt
had
a
track-event
win
ier
since
1932
This
year's
games
at
Helsinki
will
cost
Canadians
$145,000
a
lot
of
money
for
failure
wlen
we
could
do
better,"
;ays
Perrl-val.
'
Now
busy
prepping
smie
of
Canada's
Olympic
prospects,
l'e;-cival
outlines
a
plan
ol
preparation
and
train!
ig
which
he
U
-Ileves
would
contribute
greatly
to
the
chances
f
a
Canadian
victory
in
the
195G
contests,
and
D-t-J
"ENGLISH"
brings
color
and
x
whisky
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SKDAN
INTERNATIONAL
-TON
PANE!.
1910
I'll
4
rui
liti.i
'
lo
u,v
who
see
him
m-
-Imp
every
day,
can
best
m
j'i
rl
l
as
the
"Man
of
:
ii.!
in.
'
i
in
good
or
bad
I
'
ni
i'iiii
Millie
and
get
ii'i'i
to
do
(he
same,
and
i'
:i
qualily
valuable
in
.;..ir
hit-
'HI.
TU.oll,
Masset
-Tom
iii'iiiii
.i'ii
not
in
forget
us
;;l
we
are
co
ivinced
J!
won
.
Iiave
to
Walt
:
;n.
iiher
election
time
'.hi
..
w
e
him
aHain.
!?
JM
I
l.YN
HOI.TON
The
1
welfare
program
Is
iii
"ii'iaueil
and
advanced
i
:i
(
ohservailve
govern-"'
1
1.
y
have
four
able
ni
l!
uinoii(
i'ir
f-MMliilates
'n
Interest
and
ex)erlenee
'in;
woik;
one
of
them
la
!
Maiparet
Harvey,
a
close
'hi
!
mill',;
In
Victoria,
v
'KVHN
KAKR,
(hairman
'"illiris
l'rii;rrsive
Consrr-J,ivf
(
aiiiMisn
Cmrnittee:
''
liave
a
live
crowd
of
work-and
a
it
feeling
very
'''I't'-ni
or
.success.
RANK
lo(
Klill.L,
Omenira:
:vihK
the
swing
of
public
'"""ii
in
our
favor
this
time
'.s
lampaignl.ig
here
for
'''Te
OesUm
a
real
pleasure.
''MV
MACK.i
Y,
Progressive
''"rvalive
(
andidate
lor
',!",:
''Si's
is
my
first
contact
i.
u
t
s
i
d
e
world
in
":,l!y
two
months
and
I
sense
v
'r.y
I'ood
atmosphere,
a
protection
to
exteriors
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Al
STIN
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Superior
Auto
Service
calls
upon
the
public
to
take
an
interest
in
what's
happening
and
to
see
thtat
the
job
is
done.
For
after
all.
says
Percival,
there's
little
point
in
just
sponsoring
a
boat-ride
every
Olympic
year.
It's
high
time
Canadians
got
some
return
for
their
material
contributions
to
the
Canadian
Olympic
Association.
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Chairs.
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