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if
-i
OUTDOORS
Wuh
UUj
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Curling
Starts
Mid-Oct'
l
uesaay,
bepteniDcr
22,
Was
..
si
at
the
curling
rink
until
the
end.
Curlin,
It
il'
v
The
deer
season
is
very
much
trip,
the
planted
squirrels
have
it
i
i
.
a
!r
nni-1
nnlii
Q
"1
H.
V
UllltlK
V
WBiJ
UC"
HDif
T
t.
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V"'
I
11--
'4ti
;.
V-'
r
:ided
last
night
at
the
smi-ar-on
8atUrd'
LaStarza
Plans
on
Win
Even
if
Knocked
Down
nual
meeting
of
th
Prince
Ru-
will
be
'r,;
pert
Curling
Club.
JKUe
toam,
on
1
on,
and
Chris
Larson
Ls
not
ten-
xnriTen
-
lng
where
he
stopped
his
so
comparatively
few
residents
en-quicklv;
others
havo
not
been
so
Joy
the
5port
of
a
raccoon
hunt,
successful.
Rae
Johnson
seeking
,
Cuite
true,
the
dense
under-credlt
for
becoming
quite
an
growth
prevents
the
hunter
ocean
navigator,
and
particular-;
walking,
but
good
fun
may
be
lv
for
heino
such
n
cood
fish
had
by
making
a
drive
with
45
members
present
With
27
new
j
night
plavcun?
memoers
enruueu,
uecmea
secretarv
o
n
,
.
.
.
the
boards
dividing
the
ice
sheetii
,P
D".
'
nnaer;
Dut
quite
incioeniauy
,
ct
u.m,i..3
-M
ho
(ntnii..rf
rioht
D,u'n
hih
;
By
'JACK.
HAND
GREENWOOD
LAKE,
N.Y.
'API
"I
know
how
to
get
up.-'
That
Is
Roland
LaStarza's
answer
to
Rocky
Marciano's
tremendous
knockout
punch.
wife
Bernice
gets
a
mention
for
to
the
sandbars,
where
he
may
be
arrangement's
will
h!
?
a
lot
'
liw'
taking
three
nice
cohos
off
Fin-!
stopped.
No
need
to
let
all
the,r-hKut
0
"R
?h
?w
w
eek"
f?e
u
ton
layson
Island,
best
fish
eighteen
;
coon
hunts
be
confined
to
the
pounds
and
taken
on
the
lure'
sunny
South,
let's
get
them
ic"nKlsatexpcted
'o
be
rTadv1
Wk
w
the
Johnson's
prefr
almost
ex-1
started
here!
Uhnut
October
15
and
thn
-nri
i
"P01"-
elusive.
Luck
Louie
in
pearl;
It
is
believed
that
pre.be
In-
7
Champ
Pledges
Not
that
the
26-year-old
challenger
from
New
York
is
counting
on
hitting
the
deck
Thursday
night
when
he
fights
tho
Eock
for
the
world
heavyweight
championship
at
the
Polo
Grounds,
but
he's
ready
just
in
case.
'Gene
Gosney
knocked
me
down
twice,"
he
said.
"Marciano
did
once
and
so
did
Walter
Hafer.
I
got
up
and
knocked
out
all
of
them
except
Marciano."
Boxing
writers
crowded
around
LaStarza
as
he
sat
in
the
gym
here
Monday
awaiting
his
pre-fight
physical.
"Do
I
think
about
the
first
fight
with
Marciano
and
the
i
formation
may
be
nad
ennsern-
P'nk-
.
;
Dresldenc
versus
vi-c-Dresl
Th.s
same
lure
kii.ed
E',
best
lng
the
Islands
elk
fttUlo"
w'a
S
the
is
on
Office,
coho
last
fall;
better
have
one
n
Oame
-seaso
j
Uc,
wlll
oow.
To
do
Best"
"
C6r
f4"U
ed
by
mixed
bonsplel
toward
!
IT.J.
It;-
I
ther;
are
Wart
bear
"h
to
a
j
"
,
'oryotn
...
,
satisfy
the
mikst
ardent
hunters
One
of
the
H.U
.trthers
HW
arf
,m.
brought
In
a
seal
from
Tuck
In-,
d
u
t,
,
,
et
durln
the
week
nrob.blv
the
.
5
.
...
..
.
,
,
REMEMBER
WHEN
By
The
Canadian
PretM
Now
York-
Yankees
tied
the
mm
iPf
if
If
a
.v
y
:
t
I
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-'-,
M.
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.
in
in
m
l
i.
vttmitf
ti
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OROSSINGER,
N.Y.
IAP)
Heavyweight
champion
Rocky
Mardano
was
scheduled
to
climb
Into
the
ring
at
his
Catskill
mountain
retreat
today
and
box
!
one
that
was
waxing
fat
off
the
!
spawning
salmon
dawn
Silver
his
final
three
rounds
before
j
punch
that
hit
me?
All
I
think
taking
on
Roland
LaStarza
on
j
about
is
how
I
got
up
and
beat
Thursday
in
New
York's
Polo!
him.
(.Actually
he
lost
a
dis-Grounds.
i
puted
split
decision
to
the
Rock,
The
mild-mannered
champion
;
March
24,
1950.1
I
don't
think
side
rug
you
used
to
bra
aboul
.
American
Baseball
League
record
bringing
home
to
her.
(for
games
won
In
a
single
season
'
The
Civic
Centre
Library
has
1
by
defeating
Detroit
Tigers
8-7
another
"must"
book
for
our
i
for
their
105th
victory,
20
years
anglers,
"Let's
Fish"
bv
Harry
(ago
today.
The
Yankees,
who
Zarchy;
it
Is
complete
anil
com-j
havo
just
won
their
fifth
con-prehenslve
and
will
reward
every
:
secutive
pennant,
finished
the
reader.
1
1927
season
with
110
wins,
six
Just
how
many
years
Ime
you
less
than
the
major
league
rec-
Creek
way;
another
bad
actor
finished.
The
seal
of
course!
It
is
hoped
that
many
more
boaters
will
emulate
the
thrilling
trip
made
down
the
Skeena
by
"Sin-jun"
Madeley
and
Canon
Basil
Prockter;
it
is
already
under
strong
consideration
for
next
sbout
getting
hit.
I
think
about
I
k.Li
t
f
ii
ititi
$
-
hunted
moose
unsuccessfully?
1
ord
set
by
Chicago
Cubs
In.
the
year,
by
a
certain
professor
frcm
j
Harrison
thought
twice
National
I-eague
in
190G.
about
accepting
a
transfer
from
!
Vunfnnvpr
In
nlir
Pitv
hl't
Pfirlv
this
later.
HERO
OF
THE
BROOKLYN
DODGERS
is
catcher
Roy
Cam-panella,
who
displays
some
of
the
hardware
he's
used
during
his
banner
campaign
just
coming
to
a
close.
The
slugging
backstop
is
the
new
RBI
titleholder
for
catchers
and
has
helped
his
team
collect
a
number
of
other
new
records.
how
much
I've
improved."
Roland
doesn't
expect
Rocky
to
come
rushing
out
trying
for
a
first-round
knockout
as
he
did
in
his
second
match
with
Jersey
Joe
Walcott.
WILL
BE
READY
,
"I
expect
him
to
hold
back,"
he
said.
"He'll
try
to
make
me
.till
declined
to
make
any
prediction
as
to
the
outcome
of
the
title
scrap.
He
says
he's
just
going
to
do
his
best,
despite
the
pleadings
of
his
manager,
Al
Weill.
Weill
has
been
needling
his
charge
to
make
it
short.
"I'm
not
as
young
as
I
used
to
be."
Weill
told
Marciano.
"Climbing
up
and
clown
those
ring-
stens
won't
do
niv
heart
anv
Bob
Williamson
getting
grand
this
monttl
np
iondPd
hLs
;aT
anl)
sport
on
steelheads
at
Kitimat,
,
made
tnp
1000
mUe
journey
here.
plenty
of
fl.h
better
than
ten
Neaf
Toplev
a
buU
m00Re
st0(Kj
pounds,
the
Tee
spinner
efficacl-
b
lne
road,kle
to
afret
,olVs
ous
as
ever.
Cliff
Walker
reports
leaden
offering,
the
first
moose
lop
Dracxei
cuunroai
nsnnig
he
had
ver
had
a
ohanCp
nt.
lead
and
try
to
get
in
his
right
SAFE
RELIABLE
SERVICE
Prompt
and
Courteous
Phone
5
37
TAXI
Ken
Nesbitt
-
Ronnie
Tutb
pood.
Got
it
over
for
me
fast,!
hand.
If
he
can't
do
it,
then
.1
)
he'll
come
in.
When
he
comes
boy
SPORTS
ROUND-UP
Uy
GAYLE
TALBOT
All
the
Rock
would
answer
"
111
ue
ieau.
the
Kasiks
river
right
near
the
highway;
even
better
sport
for
a
one-mile
walk
upstream.
The
Cloyah
still
red-hot
below
the
alls,
many
fish
winning
their
fights
In
the
fast
sporty
water,
cohos
bright
and
strong
with
many
Jacks
Includeu
In
the
run.
and
on
his
Initial
trip
Into
the
north
too!
Perhaps
certain
local
Nimrods
.should
make
Don's
acquaintance
and
pick
his
brains
as
to
exactly
how
to
live
in
order
to
emulate
hLs
feat;
or
maybe
he
will
keep
them
supplied
wfth
moosemeat
anyway.
llJB
UK
L'ft
iM-lin.i,,
or
f'li.ipUvi-ii
by
LV
1-HrliiKb
Columbia.
.
NEW
YORK
(AP)
Another
rhubarb
is
shaping
up
nicely
over
the
forthcoming
election
of
the
National
League's
most
valuable
player
by
a
committee
of
24
baseball
writers.
These
are
not
Immature
conus,
but
are
sexually
precocious
males
The
International
Chess
Federation
now
embraces
practically
which
come
to
maturity
one
year
early
In
order
to
ensure
a
nearly
Pressed
for
a
prediction,
LaStarza
refused
to
elaborate
on
a
simple
statement:
"I'm
going
to
win."
LaStarza
will
have
a
six-Inch
advantage
in
reach
with
74
inches
to
Rocky's
68,
shortest
of
any
heavyweight
champion.
That
fits
in
good
with
Roland's
style
of
boxing.
He
stands
up
straight,
jabs
and
counters,
while
Marciano
swings
with
both
hands
out
of
a
crouch.
They
say
LaStarza
is
a
4-to-l
underdog.
But
so
was
Carmen
Ba-sillio
against
Kid
Gavilan.
was:
"Okay.
Al,
you
can
count
on
me
to
do
my
best."
The
followers
at
the
camp
didn't
know
whether
to
laugh
or
keep
straight
faces
when
Weill
issued
his
plea.
The
late
Jack
Blackburn,
who
trnined
Joe
Louis,
once
told
the
old
heavyweight
champion
he
wasn't
feeling
too
good,
and
Louis
replied:
"Chappie,
you
won't
have
to
climb
those
steps
but
once."
Weill
undoubtely
remembered
the
Louis-Blackburn
team.
complete
fertilization
of
the
ci?-!
every
country
in
the
world.
posited
eggs.
They
were
Just
a
pair
of
fairly
promising
young
heavyweights
at
the
time,
he
will
say,
and
he
spent
much
of
the
evening
admiring
a
blonde
in
the
fourth
row.
V.
Mm
There
is
a
very
ardent
bunch
of
,
You
may
recall
that
harsh
words
were
written
a
year
ago
when
the
delegates
from
the
western
half
of
the
league
were
accused
by
their
eastern
lodge
brothers
of
having
ganged
up
to
elect
Hank
Sauer
of
the
Chicago
Cubs
instead
of
Robin
They
do
agree
on
one
thing:
MtTUI
namely,
that
if
Roland
thinks
he
will
be
fighting
the
same
Rocky
next
Thursday
night
he's
sport.'men
at
Masset
in
the
Charlottes,
they
are
busily
working
on
the
new
Rod
and
Gun
'
Club,
and
there
is
no
doubt
that
their
co-operation
will
be
eager-ly
sought
by
ma'.nlanders
later,
i
The
local
club
is
presently
ren-!
derlng
a&sistanco
in
formulating
;
a
chapter,
and
this
coljmn
re-,
quests
reports
on
the
doings
as
Roberts,
the
Phillies'
28-game
winner.
The
easterners
still
claim
that
one
western
block
OORUT
CATALOGS
Changes
in
Standings
Likely
In
for
a
bad
shock.
They
can't
recall
that
Rocky
had
much
of
a
left
hook
In
those
days,
and
rami
as
head
didn't
even
name
Roberts
a
m
o
r
g
his
10
descending
choices.
Now
the
eastern
oracles
siu-
1
that's
what
he
kills
you
with
During
Final
Week
of
Play
.
,
....
..
.
By
BEN
PHI.KGAR
a
half.
half.
The
The
Athletics
Athletics
have
have
now.
..
pect
there's
another
plot
afoot
five
r
r.
.,u,.
.,
developments
occur.
;
There
is
not
enough
attention
'
paid
to
the
many
arid
varied
snorts
which
the
Queen
Char
WHERE
CRAFTSMANSHIP
COUNTS
.
.
.
COUNT
ON
US!
SUPERIOR
M
One
must
assume
that
Hornsby
has
served
his
last
kee's
sensational
young
third-
r
baseman,
and
keep
the
silver
Associated
Press
sports
writer
I
games
left.
If
they
can
capture
With
just
six
days
to
play,
the
eVen
one
of
the
five
they'll
standings
of
the
National
and
1
aVoid
any
share
of
last
place.
American
Leagues
could
still
The
Browns
appear
almost
undergo
considerable
c
h
a
n
g
e
certain
to
wind
up
their
days
ware
in
the
west
another
year.
Dibb
Printing
Co.
SERVICE
LID.
They
are
steaming
that
anyone
capable
of
counting
to
three
lottes
Islands
afford,
only
a
7ery
short
airplane
trip
bring.
one
Into
territory
where
all.
the
waterfowl,
fishes,
and
some
splendid
game
animals
may
be
had.
The
blue
grouse
shooting
there
this
Fall
Is
alone
worth
the
before
being
entered
in
the
ii
;
knows
the
only
possible
choice
in
St.
Louis
at
the
bottom
of
tbe
heap.
LUMrAN
T
II
I
I
!
is
Roy
Campanella,
the
broad
the
National
hpumpil
Rronklvn
catehpr
!'
;
Third
place
in
Choose
your
weapons.
!
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"
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11
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.
League
is
still
between
St.
Louis
Cardinals
and
Philadelphia
Phillies.
The
Cards
whipped
Chicago
Cubs
4-0
Monday
night
in
the
only
action
in
either
league
and
hiovert
l'2
games-
day
as
a
big
league
manager.
It
Is
too
bad,
for
friend
and
foe
elike
agree
that
the
former
great
slugger
possesses
one
of
the
finest
baseball
brains
in
the
bu";ness.
JOB
TOO
BIG
Gabe
Paul,
Cincinnati
general
manager,
felt
that
he
could
&et
along
with
the
gruff
Rajah
where
other
had
failed.
He
must
have
been
prepared
to
muke
concessions.
But
the
blunt
announcement
of
Homsby's
departure
makes
It
apparent
that
Gabe
found
the
job
too
big.
Another
former
employer
of
Hornsby
told
us:
"He
not
only
won't
listen
to
you.
He
walks
out
on
you.
That's
hard
to
ahead
of
the
Phillies.
New
York
Giants,
in
fifth
nal
record
books.
Five
places
In
each'
league
remain
undecided.
So
far
the
only
teams
guaranteed
of
finishing
on
Sunday
right
where
iiiey
ar?
today
are
pennant-winning
Brooklyn,
runner-up
Milwaukee
and
last-place
Pittsburgh
in
the
National
League
and
the
champion
New
York
Yankees,
fourth-place
Boston
and
fifth-place
Washington
in
the
American.
The
Cleveland
Indians
get
a
chance
tonight
and
Wednesday
'.o
nail
down
second
place
in
the
American
League.
They
invade
Chicago
for
two
games
with
the
White
Sox
who
trail
them
by
i,wo,
A
sweep
would
give
manager
Al
Lopez
his
third
straight
Only
a
small
and
select
group
of
boxing
writers
witnessed
the
other
fight
between
Rocky
Marciano
and
Roland
LaStarza
here
back
in
the
spring
of
'50,
most
of
the
columnists
having
been
far
away
at
the
time
ex-pertlng
the
baseball
training
camps.
SCORED
FOR
LASTARZA
When
you
do
run
one
of
them
down
he
Is
apt
to
be
extremely
place,
might
get
caught
by
Cin
cinnati.
Harvey
Haddix
won
his
19th
game
for
the
Cardinals
and
his
sixth
shutout.
hazy
about
what
happened
that
night
except
that,
in
most
esses,
Basketball
Executive
To
Meet
runner-up
finish
with
the
Indians.
Near
the
bottom
of
the
American
League,
Detroit
Tigers
need
to
win
three
of
their
four
he
scored
LaStarza
the
winner.!
.
.
i
Easterners
Trim
Shamrocks
13-4
VICTORIA
(CP)-Pete
-borough
i
trallermen
are
just
one
game!
away
from
realizing
their,
goal
of
racking
up
three
straight
Mann
ieqiaining
games
tp
assuVe
leir,
(
jng
bxecutiva
of
the
Prince
Association
i
Rupert
Basketball
urpsem
sixm
place
standing.
At
.h
moment
they
lead
Philadelphia
Athletics
by
a
game
and
will
be
called
together
this
week
j
to
discuss
proposed
changes
in
the
constitution.
Cup
triumphs.
And
If
they
play
like
they
did
Monday
night
in
handing
Vic-;
toria
Shamrocks
a
13-4
lacing,
Next
week,
president
Art
Mur
Lemire
Wins
ray
said
today,
a
general
meet
on
;
they
should
wrap
up
the
best-of
-
ing
will
be
held
to
vote
changes
and
discuss
plans
for
i
feven
series
in
the
ruth
game
Jaycee
Tourney
Jerry
Lemircxcmerged
as
top
golfer
Sunday
when
the
Prince
Hupeit
Jaycees
defeated
a
Ter-
the
forthcoming
season.
Basketball,
one
of
the
chief
winter
sports
here,
once
again
is
expected
to
attract
dozens
of
Wednesday
niaht.
Trallermen
lead
the
series
3-1
in
games.
The
game
lacked
the
rough-and-tumble
fire
of
the
third
contest
Friday
night
when
Victoiia
VANCOUVER
Via
Waypoints
SUNDAY
BS
Camosun,
8
p.m.
FRIDAY
SS
Coqultlam,
8
p.m.
ALICE
ARM
and
STEWART
Friday,
Camosun,
Midnight
FOIt
NORTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
.
September
9
and
23
SS
Coqultlam,
MiUnight
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
SS
Coqultlam,
Midnight
September
16
and
30
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert,
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
568
youngsters.
?lr.
Murray
said
Ciilcials
want
tc
get
leagues
under
way
as
soon
as
possible.
vace
Jaycee
golf
team
at
the
Thornhill
golf
club
in
what
is
hoped
will
be
an
annual
tourney.
I.emire
carded
a
gross
89
which
minus
his
33
handicap
gave
him
eked
out
an
8-7
victory
as
referees
Bill
Walker
and
Bill
Dickinson
ruled
the
players
with
an
iron
hand.
Peterborough's
victory
was
the
most
lop-sided
of
the
series.
The
Timbermen
scraped
through
13-
LAST
NIGHT'S
FIGHTS
By
The
Associated
Press
NEW
ORLEANS
Ralph
Dupas,
138,
New
Orleans,
outpointed
Johnny
Gonsalves,
135'i.,
Oak
12
in
the
opener
and
won
the
second.
.
a
net
56.
Al
Hampson
also
of
Prince
Rupert
was
runnerup
with
a
gross
87,
a
hand'
:ap
of
22
and
a
net
65.
Ray
Mitchuk
of
Prlnco
Rupert
tied
with
John
Simpson
of
Terrace
with
net
6G's.
Mitchuk
covered
the
18
holes
in
93,
minus
a
land,
Cal.
Brooklyn
Orlando
Zulueta,
;
You
Can
Better
Your
Bowling
27
handicap.
Simpson
grossed
30
minus
24.
Other
Prince
Rupert
Jaycees
taking
part
in
the
tourney
were
Don
Tucker,
Bert
Jeffreys,
Hugh
MacKenzie,
Gerry
Pettenuzzo,
Eric
Grant
and
Jack
Breen.
la
W
Imj
IS
LL
:
USE
THE
THE
134,
Cuba,
outpointed
Paddy
DeMarco,
139,
Brooklyn,
10.
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SOCCER
SCORES
LONDON
(Reuters)
Results
of
soccer
games
played
today
In
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Kingdom:
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2.
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0,
Tottenham
1.
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In
South
Africa
Is
the
castle
at
Capetown
begun
by
the
Dutch
in
1666.
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