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June
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IN
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CORNER
Giants
Fight
To
Keep
Lead
Over
Dodgers
By
ED
CORRIGAN
Kerr
Stars
in
10-9
Victory
As
Sea
Kings
Down
Kinsmen
Pl
The
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T1-.
.
The
Yakima
Bears,
still
hold-
Vlc'toriJ"
th
d
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vi
Ldtviiing
uie
vancouver
capita
nos
before
the
I
Western
International
Baseball
!
singles,
McLeod
and
Jones
moved
two
runs
in
with
their
walks
DICK
AYRES
By
BOB
.MORRIS
Bruce
Kerr
pitched,
hit
'Associated
Press
8ports
Writer
and
League
ends
the
first
half
of
Its
.
1
rZXA'm
Bill
it
COI
l"S
aninarl
n
t..
F
season,
gained
6
a
tt
fun
iuli
haspnuths
with
wun
a
a
wi
hit
game
oasepains
,.,.w
M(mj
tr'ui
hit
In
keeping
with
all
this
baseball
ballyhoo
(and
long
may
It
continue
i
haberdasher
Murray
hng
fanonrori
hie
nlprlcrp
of
last
The
team
that
finished
35
games
out
of
first
place
last
season
fights
for
its
slim
one-game
fur
three
buses
,
but
found
that
Th
Kj,
h'
',,.
,
'
lane
between
third
and
home
L.t'
Good
baseball
session
coming
up
folks
tomorrow
night
and
twite
on
Thursday
vhen
Harry
Ludwigsen
brings
down
his
Ketchikan
All-Stars
to
do
diamond
caught
a
fine
game
for
the
Little
League
Sea
Kings
last
niplit
as
they
downed
Kinsmen
10-9
to
force
the
service
clubbers
one-game
deeper
into
the
league
n'ai.,,,,
n
w
.-l,vy
in
con-
'
!
hold
on
the
National
League
lead
Sunday,
that
there
is
a
free
pair
of
strides
waiting
for
the
Tirst
I
tonight
against
the
scrambling
crowded
with
Kinsmen
who
tossed
the
ball
back
and
forth
until
the
catcher
finally
tagged
him.
battle
with
Rusty
Ford's
local
.tent-ion,
opened
it
wit
hnn
8-5
i
victory
over
Wehatchee.
'while
j
Salem
was
turning
back
Vancouver
8-5.
The
combination
reduced
Vancouver's
margin
to
five
All-Star
aggregation
Weather
slugger
to
put
a
fair
ball
over
the
aeienaing
cnampions.
I
new
fence.
Personnel
of
both!
"
Leo
Durochers
New
York
permitting,
that
is.
The
Prince
Kupert
Baseball
Association,
sparked
by
Prince
Rupert's
ace
promoter
Art
Murray
are
going
all
out
to
make
this
Dominion
Day
holiday
one
to
remember.
If
arrangements
are
completed
to
emcee
Murray's
satisfaction
teams,
of
course,
will
make
iike'am
van
oarage
um-
v-u
Musial
until
one
guy
actually
in
their
three-game
set
with
the
clouts
one
over
the
boards,
ami
Brooklyn
Dodgers,
they
still
will
then
they'll
revert
to
being
sat-
j
be
at
least
tied
for
first
place
isified
with
a
scratch
single.
'
after
the
series.
In
the
American
League,
the
....
,!
three
teams
fighting
for
the
lead
"?We.V!r'
M
Wet?0.TS
i
-Cleveland.
Chicago
and
Nov
Kinsmen
called
in
Stew
Duncan
to
relieve
Turner
in
the
bottom
of
the
fifth
and
he
set
the
Sea
Kings
down
quickly.
However,
when
Kinsmen
got
another
runner
on
base
with
a
hit
in
the
top
of
the
sixth
Sea
King's
coach,
Frank
Comadina,
called
in
Mike
Greene
to
clinch
the
deal.
.
Kerr
pitched
the
first
five
innings
for
the
Lipsett
team,
giving
up
10
hits,
three
walks
and
striking
out
three
to
let
the
Kinsmen
bring
in
their
nine
runs.
Dougie
Turner
pitched
the
first
four
innings
for
the
Kinsmen
giving
up
nine
hits
and
seven
walks
striking
out
four
allowing
in
the
ten
Sea
King
runs.
Duncan
who
has
been
brought
up
troni
the
farm
team
came
in
in
the
fifth
striking
out
two
and
allowing
the
thir.1
games.
Lewiston
beat
Victoria
5-3
in
i
the
league's
other
game.:
Tri-i
City
and
Edmonton
were
idle.
Salem
and
Vancouver
stuped
a
;
wild
slugfest
At
Vancouver.
Vancouver
broke
a
2-2
deadlock
in
the
last
of
the
eighth
with
a
four
ru.n
outburst
but
Salem
came
back
with
six
tallies
in
the
i
top
of
the
ninth.
would
like
to
add
one
more
suggestion.
As
a
person
who
came
there
should
be
on
hand.
Mayor
George
Hills
to
welcome
the
Alasknn
team,
thp
Navy
Band
j
under
maestro
Peter
l.ien,
the
field
decorated
with
flags
and
i
bunting
to
mark
the
87th
birth
I
York
all
take
on
clubs
that
they
i
hope
to
use
to
fatten
their
av-i
erages.
Th?
league-leading
Indians
play
Baltimore.
The
White
Sox,
a
game
and
a
half
back,
en-,
tentain
the
Detroit
Tigers
in
a
doubleheader.
and
the
Yankees,
I
three
games
in
arrears,
journey
i
to
Boston.
;
Victoria
outhit
Lewiston
17-1'
but
left
16
men
stranded
as
John
i
1
Marshall
righthanded
his
way
to
,
from
"over
there."
sampled
baseball
in
Montreal
the
second
(lay
we
set
foot
in
Canada
and
have,
not
been
able
to
stay
awaytfrom
it
since,
we
would
like
to
see
an
old
baseball
tradition
revived.
We
speak
of
course
of
the
"seventh
-
MODERN
BICYCLE
Y
day
of
the
Dominion
of
Can.ida.
It
is
alsn
hoped
that
the
mayor
of
Ketchikan
will
also
be
along
to
see
his
countrymen
uphold
For
the
first
time
this
season
batter
a
popup
which
catcher
Johnny
Olsen
handled
t'asily.
Kinsmen
brought
in
five
big
runs
in
the
first
inning.
Adams
scored
for
the
Kinsmen
in
the
top
of
the
third
hitting
a
double
and
scoring
later
when
Jimmle
Turner
made
a
single.
.
i
inning
stretch"
something
thr
!
'The
mmlern
bicycle
with
pe.l-j
tU
and
chain
drive
was
develop-S
etl
at
Coventry,
England,
in
I8d5
could
only
be
observed
hete
at!
mw
uu.seuuii
jaus
are
battling
for
tickets
for
"the"
afternoon
games
or
the
first
half
of
double-headers.
There's
noth-
ame-
Giat
ollu-ltxh
predict
a
Meeting
Tonight
A
meeting
of
the
Little
League
Baseball
Association
has
been
called
for
7:30
to-nicht
at
the
Civic
Centre.
.ll
parents,
interested
friends
and
team
representatives
are
asked
to
attend
as
the
meeting
will
draw
up
an
umpiring
schedule.
Also
up
for
diKiissiiin
is
the
farm
loop
and
it
is
expected
that
the
farm
tram
league
will
be
set
in
motion.
A
practice
session
has
been
slated
for
the
North
Stars
at
7
p.m.
at
Algoina
Hark
for
res
ills
r
learn
members
and
farm
clubbers.
hou.se
of
between
48.-
j
ine
like
makinn
a
crowd
feci
i
capacity
they
are
as
much
a
part
of
the
000
and
50,000
at
the
Polo
Grounds
with
about
40,000
seats
sold
in
advance.
M
ARI.HNE
STEWART
DEFENDING
CHAMPION
Mar-lene
Stewart
won
her
third-round
match
in
the
British
women's
open
championschips
today,
defeating
Margaret
(Wiffyt
Smith
of
Pasadena,
Catif.,
4
and
3.
at
Ganton,
England.
The
tiny
champion
from
Fonthill,
Ont.,
who
trailed
for
a
time
in
her
first-round
match
Monday,
ran
up
a
three-hole
margin
on
her
17-year-old
power-hitting
opponent
at
the.
turn.
Miss
Smith
reduced
her
lead
by
winning
the
11th
hole,
but
Marlene
won
the
13th
and
closed
out
the
match
two
holes
later
when
her
opponent
three-putted
for
a
five
to
the
champion's
four.
Bobbie
Ogilvle
brought
that
one
!
back
to
the
Sea
Kings
in
the
!
bottom
of
the
third
when
he
got
j
on
with
a
walk
moved
around
l
when
Kerr
got
on
on
an
error
j
and
came
In
on
a
hit
by
D;wn-
j
ing.
i
game
of
baseball
as
the
players
themselves.
In
case
you've
forgotten
it
takes
place
just
before
the
home
(town)
team
goes
out
onto
the
field
for
the
bottom
half
of
the
seventh,
and
is
usually
accompanied
by
music
from
a
well-worn
record
playing
"Take
iMe
Out
to
the
Ball
Gam.;."
So
i
with
the
Navy
band
In
attend
the
honor
of
America's
national
pastime.
On
top
of
all
this
the
Canadian
Broadcasting
Corporation
represented
here
by
Will
Hank-inson
has
assured
us
that
the
first
game
of
Thursday's
double-header
will
be
broadcast.
Thanks
to
Oon
Hawryluk
of
Esquires,
manager
Miner
Si-mundsen
of
Commercial
Hotel
and
mentor
Ford
of
G
&
A
and
the
All-Stars,
the
sparkling
new
fence
around
-
Roosevelt
Park
should
be
complete
for
the
Ketchikan
series.
This
worthy
trio
has
practically
erected
the.
fence
themselves,
as
fast
as
the
signs
were
painted
on
them.
5
inl
Acfian
Stars
Lead
PCL
Despite
Dearth
O
f
Sluggers
By
The
Associated
Pifs
DISINFtCTS
j
I
Kinsmen
were
held
scoreless
'
in
the
top
of
the
fourth
and
Sea
Kings
moved
into
the
lead
In
their
half
of
the
fourth.
Gary
'
Ogilvie.
Robertson
and
'Jimmie
Schuman
loaded
the
sacks
with
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HEMOViS
STAINS
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YARDS
Aerate
your
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and
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a
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to
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root
systems.
New
permanent
tile
will
do
the
job
for
you
year
after
year.
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age.
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quotation.
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TILE"
Box
248.
Terrace,
B.C
WHITINS
IRIGH7ENS
ance,
how
can
we
lose?
This
is
another
suggestion,
but
j
doesn't
applv
to
the
Runert-Ketchikan
series
as
all
funds
are
labelled
for
keeping
the
J
series
alive.
The
local
All-Stars
are
scheduled
to
play
in
Ketchikan
over
the
July
4
holiday.
!
On
June
24
we
ran
an
editorial
Elks
Victorious
Over
Moose
In
Free
Scoring
Pony
Game
CI,
CHOP-SUEY..:
.
.
.
CHOWMEIN
Open
6
p.m.
-
3:30
a.m.
Hollywood
Cafe
For
Outside
Orders
Phjne
133
At
The-
4
HANDY
SIZIS
The
Hollywood
stars
are
leading
the
Pacific
Coast
League
standing
but
they
have
only
two
.300
hitters
as
of
Tuesday
Jack
Phillips
at
.330
and
Dale
Long
at
.300"
even.
Third
place
Oakland,
6"2
games
off
the
pace,
is
the
top
hitting
team
with
a
.281
mark,
while
Hollywood
and
San
Diego,
the
second
place
squad,
are
tied
with
.268.
The
Pacific
Coast
League
sup
SPORTS
Halverson
gave
up
the
16
runs
on
six
hit
six
walks
whiitt
strik
ing
out
four.
The
seven
inning
affair
took
SHOP
two
and
a
half
hours
to
play.
In
R
free
scoring
loosely
played
game
last
night
at
Roosevelt
Park.
Elgs
of
the
Prince
Rupert
unofficial
Pony
League
bested
the
Moose,
entry
by
a
16-11
taly
in
a
contest
marred
by
too
many
delays
and
conferences
between
players.
The
game
also
featured
some
fine
hitting
by
Elk
s
Ken
Gulbranson
and
Jaek
Rudolph
both
of
whom
doubled
while
catcher
SPECIAL
urging
local
citizens
to
give
some
:
financial
support
to
the
St.
John
Ambulance.
To
date,
so
-chair-j
man
of
the
St.
John's
drive
for
,
Prince
Rupert
Jim
Foster
tells
us,
one
private
individual
has
i
contributed.
So,
since
a
St.
John
First
Aid
man
is
usually
on
hand
'
to
tend
the
Injured
at
most
of'
our
sports
events
we
thought
that
it
would
be
a
nice,
friendly
gesture
if
the
Senior
ball
league,
'
the
Little
League,
Pony
League
and
Football
League,
donated
the
gate
from
just
one
game.
Sure
FINE
FAS!
0
posedly
is
a
hitter's
league,
but
there
is
not
an
abundance
of
select
swatsmiths
among
the
regulars.
San
Francisco
has
only
one,
Ted
Beard,
who
is
hittir.g
at
a
.341
clip.
Harrv
Elliott.
P""
in
wool,
nyjoi;
rf
and
rayon,
olwjj
cuit
Dieeo's
torTiit.t.er.
is
leariintr
the
"Gulbranson
garnered
a
c
on
oil
sporting
goods.
Items
for
July
1st
celebrations.
THE
EEST
.
.
.
...
FOR
LESS
Javex
POWDMD
.
BUM
league
with
.356.
Seattle
has
only
clout
and
Rudolph
triplfd.
one
select
hitter,
Artie
Wilson!
ffhe
second
inning
saw
the
I
with
t
.333.
and
Oakland
has
Al
Elks
bat
through
the
order
to
iCuitti
with
.333.
Sam
Chapman
rack
,
vp
seven
runs
which
gave
i
with
.323
and
Russ
Rose.
.318
them
a
9-4
edge
going
into
the
would
help
out
"ry
Uuiiv
!ussifiec
SPECIALS
'
Sacramento's
best
are
Nippy
Jones.
Richie
Myers,
Bob
Dillin-ger
and
Joe
Brovia,
and
Portland
has
Fletcher
Robbe
and
Walt
Judnich
In
the
.300
class.
But
that's
the
extent
of
it.
and
the
pitching
is
getting
better
all
the
time.
Pitching
shouM
tell
the
story
in
the
next
two
months,
and
Hollywood
isn't
as
fourth.
Moose
rallied
for
three
runs
in
the
third
and
ar;clt
d
two
in
the
sixth
and
singletons
in
the
fourth,
fifth
and
seventh.
Elks
crossed
the
plare
with
three
in
the
third,
two,
in
the
fifth
and
one
in
the
fourth
and
sixth.
Elk's
starter
John
Lamhlc
was
relieved
in
the
fourth
by
Fred
on
!
i
'ENJOY
C'W
Canada's
Mildest,
!
fr
A
s.
r.
Best-Tastinq
uqaretfe
i
j
ttii
11
y
.;..'...
j
L--
j
fa
strong
in
this
department
as
it
Llndstrom
while
Moose
starter
has
been.
The
pennant
fight
may
per
Halverson
went
alVh
way
be
much
closer
than
some
of
the
SUMMER
SHOES
for
the
losers.
Dick
Bury
came
in
to
take
T.
Halverson's
place
for
Moose
in
I
TM
J
v
111
LlIlJll
I
behind
the
plate
the
third.
I.ambie
gave
up
seven
runs
on
three
hits
and
three
wallts
while
striking
out
none.
Lindstrom
gave
up
four
runs
on
f'iur
hits,
walked
two
and
struck
out
four.
critics
thought
a
few
weeks
atro
j
when
It
was
generally
agreed
that
the
Stars
would
win
just
about
as
they
pleased.
,
'
Hollvwood
starts
a
seven-eame
series
Tuesday
night
in
Portland,
!
and
the
way
the
Beavers
have
i
been
going
it
might
be
a
fine
on-
j
portunity
for
the
Stars
to
lengthen
their
margin
over
San
Diego,
which
ties
into
Los
ngeles.
The
!
Angels
seem
to
be
coming
out!
of
a
prolonged
hitting
slump.
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bouquet
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you?
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you
m:iy
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planning..
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V1
savins.
We'd
like
to
lain
liy
showing
W
Ladie
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