1
I
4
Fr
ince
Ruper-t
Daiiv
Nws
Tuasaay.Juiy
14,
19d3
M
'J,
Rod
&
Gun
C
1
Anything
Can
Happen
TRAP
SHI
BASEBALL
TONIGHT
6:45
p.m.
Postponed
Game
.
C'tlMMEItCIAl.
HOTEL
vs
ESl'lltES
f
.N
fM
fee-
I-
V'.
Wednesii!
n
20th
All-Star
Game
P-m.
Ci
i
i
-
IIS
i."
L
A.
A.
A.
The
Autonuihile
Association
1AAA1
offers
att
benefits
to
motorists.
COME
IN
AND
TALK
IT
OVI'.n
Local
Agent
IMIII,
1.INZIT
Prince
Rupert
Rea'ty
Co.
Bv
JOE
I'.l
I(
111
1
II
I
exception
of
doubles.
j
CINCINNATI,
i
APi
Baseball's!
The
tipoff
on
the
National's
greatest
performers
the
Na-
j
awesome
power
was
tiie
fact
that
tional
and
American
Leagues'!
Enus
Slaughter,
the
Cardinals'
finest
50
are
on
display
here
great
outfielder
playing
his
10th
I
today
as
the
rival
circuits
clash
'
all-star
game,
was
placed
In
j
in
the
20th
annual
all-atar
game
eighth
spot
in
the
batting
order.'
at
Crosley
Field.
i
d
Mathews,
Ted
Khusewski,!
Besides
the
capacity,
crowd
of
Roy
Campaneila,
Gus
Bell,
and
some
30.000
on
hand
to
see
the
Stan
Musial
are
their
top
power;
all-stars
in
the
flesh,
millions
of
hitters.
j
television
and
radio
fans
were:
Although
outshone
by
theNa-j
prepared
to
watch
and
hear
the
tional
League
sluggers,
the!
Nationals
seek
their
fourth
!
American
League
had
a
fairly;
straight,
which
would
match
the!
Imposing
lineup
of
its
own.
Withj
longest
streak
compiled
bv"
thei
leiluwa
like
Al
Ruien,
Yogi
Bcrra,'
American
Leasue
in
J04G-49.
Hank
Bauer,
Mickey
Mantle
and
TOP
CANADIAN
Pat
Fletcher
of
Saskatoon
was
top
Canadian
at
the
end
of
three
rounds
of
play
in
the
Canadian
Open
Golf
championship
at
Scarboro
golf
club,
Toronto.
He
shot
rounds
of
69.
IS8.
and
69
to
place
fourth,
3
strokes
behind
the
American
leader,
34S
Third
Avenue
Despite
victories
in
12
of
the
O
us
Zernial
in
the
starting
ni
anything-1
Walter
Ulrich,
Ruing
into
the
19
previous
Julv
encounters
as
rny,
it
becomes
an
well
as
32
of
49
World
Serle.i
en-
can-happen"
game.
final
round.
SKIMMING
THE
BAR-Tom
Skimming
of
Toronto
cl?ars
the
fear
at
five
feet
10
V2
inches
to
win
easements,
the
American
League;
the
junior
high
jump
at
the
recent
Canadian
junior
track
and.
field
championships
at
Winni
athletes
cracked
15
peg.
Battling
rain,
mud
and
high
winds,
the
cream
ol
Canada's
young
was
an
8-5
underdog
against
the
'harder-hitting
Nationals.
Never
!
before
was
the
junior
ciicuit
'
such
a
decided
underdog.
records
in
the
tests.
IS
Si
Malay
Monarch
Planning
Constitution
For
Subjects
83
C
stengel
m
inors
Even
manager
Casey
Steneel,
who
ha
hung
World
Scries
defeats
upon
the
National
League
in
the
last
four
years,
sized
up
his
dubious
chances
with
the
comment:
"They
say
the
other
guy
has
all
the
players."
"The
other
guy,"
of
course,
is
keep
oilfield
area
and
usually
By
ANNE
KEEK
ftSL.tt.tttt
icJoof
from
local
affairs.
HOW
WKV"
'Senior
Baseball
Slated
Tonight
Esqufres
baseball
club
take
the
Roosevelt
park
field
tonight
against
Commercials
hoping
to
reduce
the
lead
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Senior
Baseball
league
pacemakers.
.The
games
is
a
postponed
one
being
played
in
an
effort
to
get
the
league
schedule
up
to
date.
Chances
Slim
For
Braves
And
Chicago
White
Sox
By
BEN
FI1LEGAK
Associated
Press
Sfiorts
Editor
Recent
baseball
history
shows
the
chances
are
slim
that
either
Chicago
White
Sox
or
Milwaukee
Braves
will
win
a
pennant
this
season.
i
The
Sox
and
the
Graves
are
BRUENI,
Borneo
(Reuters)
j
a.unei
state
has
been
under
Many
of
the
45,000
subjects
of
.
Britisri
protection
since
1888,
and
His
Highness
Omar
All
Saifuldln,
relations
belween
the
British
sultan
of
Brunei
and
tha
last
;
re,id.,n,
and
nls
staff
and
the
fit
tmss&ts
ft
'....-?is
Charlie
Dressen,
who
was
mak
of
the
'emuimiiB
auauit
j
sultan,
nls
couri
ana
me
sune
ing
his
debet
as
pilot
arcn,
learnea
wun
pumc
!POuncil
have
always
been
gixia.
Nationals.
Drc-s.sen.
who
wouldn't
conquer
Casey
and
lus
Yankees
r"-
lcl,:""
"c
"
"
,
last
October,
felt
he
could
do
it
lt
P'anl
"le
sulle
'
todav.
because
"I
have
the
best
tn"
constitution
snd
introduce
pitcher
and
the
best
hitter
in
considerable
reforms
in
its
sys-
i
ltIle
the
second-place
second-Place
tpams
tPams-
as
as
the
tlle
cM?
FOOTBALL
Wednesdoy
7
p.m.
General
Motors
vs
Battery
M
TpiAnf
Oil
I
Oil
baseball
on
my
side."
JIIIJ(J(jr
IVilh
1
1
Until
fla
lasers
await
the
outcome
Bv
the
'best
pitcher."
he
w
1
'
Xv
wr
J
of
today's
all-star
game.
The
Robin
Roberts,
Philac
meant
Philadelphia
Prnvpc
t.rni
Rrndlrlun
hv
n
irnmp
0111,.'
,.wi,.t
.i..v.knn4n
"
1110
h1:
crowd
around,
Your
co.u
a
half.
Chicago
is
five
be-;
14
victoHe.
outranT
any
t
fiti'n
o
vt
h'iv
tiff
niffmnltu
m
i
r
i
tno
oun
rn
iiarlv
pnlinc
nil
.
.
.
.
By
Appttintmni
in
lli'lilim
To
die
Iilr
king
Tuinuri
j),
Curjoo
1
1
loiu
oi
governmeui...
The
sultan,
the
?5th
in
his
line,
announced
at
a
meeting
of
the
state
council:
1.
His
Intention
to
grant
th.-slate
its
first
written
constitution.
2.
The
broadening
of
the
people's
representation
on
the
...w.e,
h
-
bv
,
:
'
'
ninn
now
YorK
YanKees.
other
expected,'
""""'6
J
.tZX
,
,
'
Ji
In
1951
New
York
Giants:
Dressen
nominated
Robert:
to
He
uecausc
uiigicis
aim;
me
wrn
amr
ui
u..uttc
um.iu,
,
f
second
to
the
nen-
hurl
thp
firti
tlirep
inninr
commercial
ML
nsnermeii
a
j
i
k
e
Iat
wecK,
ui.iy
u.k
auvc.
v
..,jri!)nt
after
alI.star
break.
ne
WPS
to
be
opposed
by
Billy
r.ercc,
another
use
for;
taken
(on
a
red
rubber
squid
:
T)lp
Vnnk(v.
w
,n
th
Am-
ri.ie.n-
fin.,
iwi.
,
,,ti,
-..-.
have
found
semi-hereditary
state
but
like
so
many
omer
times,
fl.ican
League
in
1950.
In
each
:
who-e
record
of
10-5
was
sli-htly
present
the
news
or
a
good
run
starting
jof
tne
otnpr
last
five
seasons
'
inferior
to
Roberts'
14-B.
council.
was
broken
after
his
return.
the
Nati0nal
League
winner
al-:
PITCH
THREE
INNINGS
i
3.
The
setting
up
of
new
dls-
Marty
believes
that
a
trip
intojrpa(jy
was
in
irst
place
wnPn
The
starters
may
not
pitch
trict
councils
at
four
point.,
in
that
water
any
time
now
wnl,tne
an-star
game
came
along,
jniore
than
three
Innings'
under
the
slats
to
advise
the
newly-pay
0lf-
Curing
that
same
spell
theithe
rules-
Botn
Dresden
a-id
Constitu:ed
state
central
council.
'52
FORI)
1-ton
Express
Pickup
$2050
City
waterfront
still
giving
up,
vnnkees
are
the
nnlv
team
thnt.
:
SloiiHel
were
coy
abj.it
an-
News
of
the
proposed
reforms.
them.
Here
is
how
to
make
a
very
good
coho
and
spring
lure
from
them.
Cut
a
blight
red
tube
into
two
and
a
quarte
inch
lengths,
next
take
a
single
piece
and
cut
it
into
a
sort
of
fringed
"hula"
skirt
leaving
a
waist
band
one
half
inch
deep,
,
make
the
,
fringe
strips
about
three-sixteenths
wide,
then
cut
It
into
two
separate
"wraparounds."
Take
an
ordinary
swivel
and
wrpp
the
rubber
skirt
around
springs
to
trollers,
JOE
GEDDES
rlimbpd
rom
,cwpr
than
sec
I
mimring
their
second
a'1".
unsought
by
the
majority
of
his
'subiects.
came
as
a
surprise
for
landed
another
beauty
Thurs
nnri
Tn
1Q51
thev
wpvp
thli-H
"ra
pucne.s.
Loi;ic
pointed
to
Drcsseh
fol-,
SPVeral
reasons
4'
"rmuK,
a6am
uiB
um
behind
Chicago
and
Boston
the
best
of
lures
only
work
ifu.,,.
the
-ii..-.
nm
,n
lowinir
up
with
Warren
SpahnJ
lcpnfc
tn
thp
wat.pr
Tint.
thf
t.nnklp
,
.
.
:
MiKvn
nlcpp'c
nlnnHirl
wntlim
tr
'
i
nnvpi
in
iya.
ih4H
ann
Hn.
"
"
nm
nnn
...
.
'50
METEOR
Sedan..
$1545
50
PREFECT
Sedan.
..
$885
'
FORD
Sedan,
Special
$995
'50
MONARCH
box.
f
Avi.o
:
Either
St.
Louis'
GerrV
.
Siahy
or
-'""'..
uur.
lu
.
v.
.
,
....
......v
t...
,nmi.i,
i
n
:
.
,
,
i
t:
spvis
ni
neiri
wnicn
witn
a
claiiv
JACK
LINDSAY
and
JEFF
the
pennant
winner,
was
in
first
.the
barrel
part,
make
fast
with
WOODALL
of
Burns
Lake
trek-
the
experts'
picks
to
follow.
Hnvt
y'eld
of
103.000
barrels,
is
the
Wiihclm.
the
Giants'
knuckle-
largest
single
producing
unit
in
Convertible
$2550
place,
slipped
to
third
at
the
end
of
July
and
then
climbed
hlrk
Thp
AtHlptips
nullprt
lntn
s
"ra
u,rpiu'
,r
"smme.
men
,
klng
about.
the
Francois
Lake
place
choice
of
hook
your
7oLountry
for
trouti
tney
reDort
ball
relief
ace,
would
be'
used
the
commonwealth.
51
PLYMOtTH
the
Stellaco
very
high
but
re
-l)oor
$1700
ti?ht
spot.
-
1
.
j
Unemployment;
and
poverty
Johnny
Sain
of
the;
unknown,
becaiiss
of
a
labor
Stands
Supteffii
TANQUERAY,
GORDON
&
CO.
LTD.
...
j
1
01"v
ln'
a
first
In
late
July,
then
tumbled
to
finish
fourth.
Boston,
inl
u,t('ra!1
one
end
of
the
swivel,
the
other
Yankees,
well-liked
bv
Stengel,
shortage
ln
the
oilfields
and
eov-
ceding,
and
also
that
little
Mac-donald
Lake
near
Clemretta
provided
them
some
of
the
best
rainbow
fly-fishing
ever,
most
end
goes
onto
the
trolling
line.
This
lure
is
best
used
twenty
Inches
behind
a
large
dodger,
and
when
a
bright
red
tip
of
th
largest
gin
distiller
in
tfit
W
Bob
Parjter
Ltd.
SERVICE
STATION
"The
Home
of
Friendly
Service"
Mi
BRIDE
at
SECOND
AVE.
i
fish
going
better
than
forty
fourth
place,
was
settling
to
third.
199:
American
League
The
Yankees
were
first
all
the
wny.
Clevpland
was
in
second
and
finished
there.
National
L'-ague
Brooklyn
salmon
or
eg?
bait
is
placed
;ounces.
This
small
and
until
figured
to
get
the
second
pitch-;
ernment
projects
to
build
badly
ing
assignment
for
the
American
needed
roads,
schools
and
hos-Leaguers.
Cleveland's
Bob
Lemon
pitals.
or
Mike
Garcia
could
be
the
.
.
.....
.
third
pitcher
i
Thcre
's
little
serious
crime.
There
appeared
to
b(,
mtie
Labor
unrest
Is
rare
The
individual
Malay
is
tra-League
question
that
.the
American'
ditionally
placid,
and
sees
little
pitchers
faced
the
more
difficult
task
Tne
battias?
and.nWl1
t0
take
a
share
ln
Bovern-
This
adv
rtisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
tt-
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
('
recently
unfished
lake,
has
just
had
a
road
bulldozed
through
to
It;
the
whole
neighborhood
upon
rne
nooK
me
rig
usually
accounts
for
.more
strikes
than
al!
other
lures.
.
;
The
week-end
seekers
after
rab.lone
did
well
during
the
a
period
of
low
tides,
these
suc-wenlent
morsels
are
well
worth
there
has
many
small
lakes
not
'
to
second
at
the
end
of
even
given
map
names,
but
in-
?"1'
b,lt
wmnd
"P
filst-
fi:llt-Quiry
from
the
kindly
folk
of
inK
"
tn';
Cardinals
who
held
sltigginjt
marl;s
chow
that-
the
mir.t.
National
Lea-rue
squad
hs!f
a
The
Chinese,
the
largest
alien
the
lakes
country
will
put
the
ltv
"'!la
DU,'Iiv
ln
JUy-
wiue
margin
over
Stengel.!
hitters
in
all
departments
with
the
sect
ion
of
the
population,
are
traders
and
shopkeepers
ln
the
"uiiwub.
pit
my
oi
Lidos
angler
on
to
good
fishing
at
the
j
TANKS
TOOK
OVER
coming
in
also,
and
there
are
cost
of
a
snort
bush
hlke
j
,S50.
American
LcagueDe-
n,?bs
de
pitea7he
presenceaCof
There
are
certain
good
out-
t.H
led
the
Yankees,
Cleveland
e
n,
Zd
hnn
.
lZl?
ctoor
people
who
have
spent
d
B"sto"
at.t,w
al'-star
brP3k
that
way
until
Edmonton
Beaten
A
two-run
homer
ty
Jack
War
cAnm
niui
j.."
manv
hours
builfrinff
un
firp-
?nrt
11
stayed
the
Yankees
JCCIil.l
lUIlIJUJt;
JSlUUfl
Lilt?
UU(-
U
'
a
I
Oi.ntnmU,.
n.Un
'
lies,
they
will
take
trolled
flies
Ws
,
and
other
conveniences
.
f,
took
Pj"'
over.
uhpn
riaht
in
the
wake
of
one's
hnnti
al
strategic
points
along
mo
ren
In
the
last
of
the
eighth
gave;
Tri-City
Braves
a
5-3
victory
over'
Edmonton
in
the
only
West-'
re
for
us
.
.
Skeena,
these
things
rinsed
J
,'
'
U&fr)
National
League
PliiUulcl-phfri
faltered
briefly
after
the
nll-slar
gamS,
then
resumed
the
all
to
use
and
enjoy;
it
is
most
ern
international
League
game
egrettable
that
vandals
find
a
played
Monday
niaht.
Icid.
The
Cardinals
shot
into
Hawks,
Trim
j;
pleasure
in.
undoing
these
works.
j
warren
s
circuit,
cipui
i.
gavej.
fii-jt,
but
.slumped,
to
a
iift!w
cmembcr
JJiai.this.
is
still
the
iM6osel3-6
the
Braves
the
tying
and
win-!
ning
run,
although
they
added:
another
tally
in.
the
same
Innin?'
when
Edo
Vanni
doubled
and
came
home
on
Terry
Campbell's
i
liUliaillll
111
.-Si'f
'
!)..
t
-Nxii
T
-
",
V
I
single.
iii
ill
i
nil
i
a
t-
s'
'
sr
9-
-V.
uraiv'
justfcc"fny
ght
.some
day
1
exact
payment
from
the
perpetrators
of
such
foolishness.
One
of
our
better
known
anglers
is
combining
avocation
and
vocation,
to
his
own
advantage
and
that
of-
the
local
angling
fraternity;
BOB
ARMSTRONG
stands
ready
to
advise
those
who
seek
him
out
when
in
need
of
either
salt
or
freshwater
tackle,
good
luck
Bob.
There
is
a
small
whisper
of
a
proposed
Coho
Salmon
Derby
for
this
Fall,
watch
this
column
for
further
details.
'
"
10f.fr
'Xniehcan
League'
ThV
Yankees
were
In
third,
their
low
point
of
the
year.
The
White
Pox
fell
from
first
to
fourth
before
the
end
of
July.
Cleveland
climbed
from
fourth
to
"a
second-place
finish
behind
the
Yanks.
Boston
moved
from
second
to
first,
then
trailed
off
to
third.
National
League
Brooklyn
strayed
back
from
second
to
third
the
next
week,
then
rallied
for
playoff
victory
over
the
Giants.
1952:
American
League
The
FLY...
FISHING...
,
In
a
game,
featuring
good
solid
J
hits
and
the
best
fielding
of
the
current
series
the
Hawks
trounc--ed
the
Moose
nine
13-6
In
a
regular
Little
League
baseball
game
at
Algoma
Park
last
night.
Highlight
of
the
game
was
a
home
run
by
Kelsey
of
the
Hawks
who
hammered
out
the
best-hit
THE
GREATEST
VALUES
IN
CHAIN
SAW
HISTORY
LAICF
ball
seen
in
Algoma
Park
since
KHTADAj
the
youngsters'
league
got
under
way.
Brydges
for
the
Hawks
turned
i
White
Sox
were
a
close
second
to
the
Yankees,
but
hit
the
skids
and
fell
to
sixth
before
July
SUNDAYS
OR
BY
PRE-ARRANGEMENT
Prove
it
to
Yourself-
Ttil
ont
of
Ihcit
new
McCulloch
chln
mwi,
tc
whtl
wt
mean
when
wt
lay
tithtr
on
ol
lt"
tht
oulitandinj
buy
in
lit
field,
Tht
4-30
McCulloch't
ntwtit
Ww
and
already
It
oubilli
all
other
chain
uwi
In
It
Held.
Thii
4-30
actually
out
cuu,
oul
perform!
moil
two
man
uwi
yet
it
wijha
only
30
Ibl.
Try
one
oH
ajree
THE
NEW
MeCULLOCH
4-30
IS
THE
FASTEST
CUTTING
ONE
MAN
CHAIN
SA
EVER
DEVELOPED.
SIX
MODELS-14",
11",
U",
30"
and
36"
BLADES.
The
3-
Here't
the
McCulloch
uw
that
ouUelli
any
other
chain
taw
made.
Little
wondtr,
'
Handloading
enthusiasts
will
be
interested
in
the
new
PROT-X-BORE
bullets
now
available
ln
the
most
wanted
calibres;
these
slugs
are
composed
of
ix)
a
masterful
performance
on
the
mound
as
did
Halverson
for
the
Mooj-e.
Oskey
for
the
Hawks
and
Erickson
for
the
Moose
performed
creditably
behind
the
plate.
Hawks
made
first
tally
and
Brydges
kept
the
Moose
scoreless
I
lead
and
zinc,
the
base
part
is
was
over.
They
recovered
to
finish
third.
Cleveland
edged
up
to
second,
but
couldn't
catch
the
Yankees.
National
League
The
only
change
from
the
all-star
break
A
HARLOTTE
IRLINES
ifUFENri
pure
zinc
ln
the
form
of
a
washer
which
makes
for
tighter
barrel
fit
and
less
gas
escape,
23
McCulloch
enjineen
have
neer
ceetcd
improvinf
this
taw
now
cuttine
power
It
up
48,
a
for
the
first
two
Innings.
Hawks
with
consequent
added
velocity.
went
to
town
in
the
third
when
woodt
proven
feature!
have
upped
cuHinj
life
41'
;,
and
the
3-JJ
terrific
popularity
hat
allowed
production
tevinji
that
have
been
patted
on
to
you
In
the
3-fiS'e
low
price.
Model!
14",
J4"
end
30"
Bladei.
to
the
end
of
the
season
came
when
the
Phillies,
who
were
fifth,
replaced
the
Cubs
at
the
GROUPS
OF
SEVEN,
PER
PERSON
Accuracy
is
claimed
to
be
extreme,
leading
is
absent,
and
catalog
may
be
had
from
the
Lakeville
Arms
Co.
in
Lakeville,
Conn.
bottom
of
the
first
division
Brooklyn
was
ahead,
followed
by
Kelsey
garnered
his
circuit
and
his
team-mates
chalked
up
four
runs.
Kelsey
tripled
in
the
fourth
Inning
as
the
Hawks
extended
their
lead.
1
Moose
had
added
two
runs
In
the
Giants
and
the
Cardinals
12-15
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i
the
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but
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rally
was
matched
f
1
y
their
opponents
as
Hawks
'scored
the
same
number
of
runs.
Hawks
added
one
more
run
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The
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was
actually
closHy-p'.ayed
despite
the
one-sided
s,fore.
Batting
by
both,
sides
wa
good
and
fielding
sharp
with
more
men
being
put
out
in
the
field
and
on
the
bases
than
ln
previous
games.
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