Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
June
28,
1954
Big
Chief
May
Be
Key
I'
(.
SPORTS
ROUND-UP
In
Yank
s
Pennant
Drive
?asy-goncj
s
a
NEW
YORK
(AD
It's
a
matter
of
opinion,
but!
By
KEN
IMILKGAK
Reynolds,
who
had
the
backache
often
In
the
closing
stages
of
1953,
was
ready
to
stay
on
his,
Allie
Reynolds'
reluctant
decl-
BRITISH
BOXING
TEAM
ALL
MEMBERS
OF
FORCES
LONDON
(by
cablet
Five
British
boxers
all
Amateur
Boxing
Association
champions
will
represent
Britain
In
the
British
Empire
Games
In
Vancouver
in
August,
It
was
announced
here
today.
All
but
one
of
the
young
men
are
In
the
Forces
and
all
but
one
come
from
London.
Twenty-year-old
Cpl.
Bruce
Wells
of
the
RAF
will
represent
Britain
in
the
light
middleweight
class.
He
stands
6
feet
3
inches
and
is
the
holder
of
the
European
championship.
Youngest
of
the
five
is
18-year-old
David
Charnley
in
the
featherweight
class.
The
others
are
Cpl.
Brian
Harper,
RAF,
Blackpool,
heavyweight;
Pte.
George
Whelan,
lightweight
and
Pte.
Nick
Oarguno,
welterweight.
we
can't
avoid
a
small
feeling
of
irritation
every
time
we
see
Rocky
Marciano
referred'
to
as
awkward.
siun
to
abandon
nis
roie
as
an
vaUon
with
his
0a
weils
oil
tycoon
with
an
aching
back
uness
thg
yanks
met
hls
askjng
1
OK
THAI
EXTRA
SPECIAL
PRINT
JOB
CALL
ON
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
in
favor
of
one
more
season
of
Rocky
isn't
exactly
graceful,
nitchine
looks
more
and
more
granted.
He
doesn't
dance
about
on
his
toes
and
make
picture
moves.
He's
too
busy
and
impatient
to
waste
any
time
posing
and
posturing.
But
we
insist
he
isn't
awkward
and
wil
bet
thit
price
of
$40,000.
They
finally
did.
Reynolds
really
didn't
need
a
shutout.
His
mates
clinched
the
contest
in
the
third
with
seven
runs.
The
Chief
got
a
bunt
single
and
a
driving
single
as
12
men
batted
during
the
rally.
In
other
American
League
names
Dlaved
yesterday
Wash-
m
like
the
key
move
in
New
York
Yankees'
drive
for
their
sixth
straight
pennant.
The
Big
Chief
from
Oklahoma
has
been
magnificent.
When
he
beat
the
first-place
.Cleveland
Indians
11-0
Friday
he
would
have
been
knocked
cold
a
dozen
times.
Exactiy.
Kocky
has
possibly
the
greatest
chin
the
ficlit
game
ever
saw,
and
he
doesn't
have
to.
worry
about
getting
hit.
He
can
wade
in
with
immunity
and
throw
his
own
bombs
without
being
fearful
that
he'll
catch
a
few
himself.
It'a
a
wonderful
way
to
be
Ezzard
Charles
would
be
the
first
to
agree.
No
man
who
can
hit
such
a
cagey
and
-experienced
dude
asj
Charles
the
way
Marc.lHno
did:
the
other
night
can
be
awkward.
Neither
can
he
be
clumsy
to
any1
mnrrnA
flnffrAD
lt
mlffhl'lflllV
North
Stars
Down
Sea
Kings
To
Move
Back
Into
Top
Spot
night
it
marked
his
ninth
ington
edged
Detroit
4-3.
Chlcaeo
straight
victory
after
losing
his
beat
Boston
6-4
and
Baltimore
first
decision.
The
third-place
'
Orioles
trounced
Philadelphia
Yankees
moved
within
three
15-1.
games
of
the
Indians
and
the
j
over
in
the
National
League,
ry
Duiiv
Ni.s
1
able
to
fight.
1
'-'ussififtj
second
place
Chicago
White
Sox,
Py
BOB
MORKIS
Brooklyn
Dodgers
trimmed
St.
!
Louis
Cards
3-1,
New
York
Giants
'clobbered
Chicago
6-2;
Cincin
:
ged
for
three
hits
and
gave
up
sn
a,
ps
hut'the
boxpr
who
,s
TODAY
6:45
-9
p.m.
'ChaVge
al
Feather
River
a
walk
before
he
managed
to
put
out
the
fire.
Johnson
walked
only
two
men.
North,
Stars
moved
back
Into
first
place.
In
Little
League
standings
last
night
with
a
7-3
victory
nati
downed
Pittsburgh
8-4
and
Milwaukee
Braves
shut
out
Philadelphia
7-0.
1
I
lover
Sea
Kings
at
Algoma
Park.
1
SUNDAY
AT
MIDNITE
ONLY
"
DICK
POWELL
,
REX
ALLEN
rEGOY
DOW
PENNY
EDWARDS
In
ln
jso
unfortunate
as
to
be
In
the
I
ring
with
him
knows
better
In
a
hurry.
I
ELUSIVE
TAflGKT
;
Those
who
called
Rocky
awkward
after
his
last
fight
pointed
:
mainly
to
the
many
wild
swings
who
defeated
Boston
6-4,
climbed
within
one.
SPORTSMAN'S
HOW
TO
CLEAN
SALT
WATER
TACKLE
"YOU
NEVER
CAN
TELL"
UTAH
WAGON
TRAIN"
RADIO
DIAL
1240
Kilocycles
CFPR
I-feA
si
gave
up
four
hits
and
struck
out
two
batters
while
he
was
pitching.
Greene
gave
up
three
hits
and
walked
one.
striking
out
four
and
is
only
charged
with
one
run.
Roy
Helland,
who
pitched
the
first
four
Innings
for
North
Stars,
pave
up
four
hits,
two
walks,
fjnd
struck
out
3
and
hit
one
batter
for
the
first
two
Sea
Kimr
runs.
Ted
Careless,
who
relieved
to
start
the
fifth
inning,
allowed
one
hit
and
one
walk,
registering
three
strikeouts
for
one
run.
Monday
to
Wednesday
-
7
p.m.
Lost
show
8:15
5
h!
PRIMITIVt
lOVfl
Regardless
of
how
well
A
REEL
IS
SAVAGE
THRILISI
Arnold
Johnson,
starting
on
the
mound
for
the
first
time
this
season
for
Sea
Kings,
pitched
three
fine
innings,
allowing
only
one.
hit
for
one
run.
The
North
Star
bats
began
to
find
the
mark
In
the
fourth
and
when
Johnson
gave
up
three
hits
and
a
walk
and
an
error
saw
another
runner
safe
on
base.
Sea
Kins
coach
Frank
Comadina
decided
Johnson
had
done
well
enough
for
his
first
try.
Mike
Green
went
in
to
relieve
and
was
tag-
Chicago
Bears'
Sizzling
Mad
UWB'KMWfi
MADE,
IT
U5T
BE
4mi
he
missed
after
he
got
Charles
In
serious
trouble
In
the
sixth
round
and
was
trying
desperately
to.
score
a
knockout.
What
they
overlooked
was
the
fact
that
Ezzard.
though
badly
hurt,
slill
had
a
clear
head
and
knew
how
to
make
himself
on
elusive
target.
Under
Ihf
rlrnunstunces,
we
thoucht
Rocky
was
rather
restrained,
if
anything.
He
did
not
go
windmilling
in
and
let
Charles
tie
him
up.
He
stalked
:x-.
-
CLEANED
AFTER
EACH
'
'
KI.V4.tO
tHAOMUNIHt
O
I
Ml
AMAIO
-
a
wt
Mai
nmii
"CEASE
FIRE
IN
KOREA"
DAV'S
USE
IN
SALT
WATER
TECHNICOLOR
Ez.
carefully
and
threw
his
looping
right
only
as
he
appeared
to
have
a
clear
target.
That
more
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At
Canadians
LAST
TIMES
TODAY,
'
MARILYN
MONROE
7
9:10
"GENTLEMEN
PREFER
BLONDES"
to
avoid
corrosion.
Remove
the
spool
from
the
reel.
thfn
hold
each
part
under
warm
running
:
water,
turning
it
about
to
rinse
away
all
particles
i
of
salty
residue.
increase
water's
force
to
wash
the
line
on
the
spool.
salt
will-not
harm
a
nylon
line,
but
it
causes
the
line
to
cake
.
on
the
spool.
:-.
Shake
off
water,
thh(
pry
pari
r.
apply
a
good
brand
of
ri:el
oil
to
movin&
parts,
vax
all
anodized
surfaces.
l"
'-
r
IM
V'MHW
WATFR,
THEN
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
CHICAGO
1
Chicarn
Brar
are
sizzling,
not
in
the
wake
of
100-degree
weather
but
from
an
Big
hitter
of
the
night
was
Sea
'
Kings'
Chris
Downing
who
slammed
a
single
and
three
doubles
;
In
his
four
trips
to
the
plate.
1
David
Allen
got
his
first
hit
of
,
the
season
and
the
only
other
1
hit
given
up
by
North
Star
pitchers.
Downlng's
double
in
the
fourth
drove
in
Kerr
and
Mc-Leod
with
the
first
two
Sea
King
:
runs
and
his
single
in
the
last
Inning
drove
McLeod
In
again
I
with
the
only
other
run.
I
North
Star
hits
wpre
by
Hell-
j
and
and
Turcotte
with
two
safe-
;
ties
each,
and
Kangus,
Careless
j
and
Kurdziel
witr;
one
each.
Helland
with
one
two-bagger
for
the
only
North
Star
extra
base
blow
scored
twice.
Thoin.
Maska-luk,
Kangus.
Turcotte
and
Kurd-
zlcl
each
added
one
counter.
Sea
Kings
000
201
North
Star
001
OOx
STARTS
MONDAY
7
-
9:10
p.m.
Romulus
m
.
of
them
did
not
land
solidly
on
Ez's
Jaw
and
perhaps
end
the
fight
ritrht
there
was
more
a
testimonial
to
the
challenger's
great
defensive
skill
than
proof
of
the
champion's
awkwardness.
GREATEST
CHIN?
Some
observers,
we
have
noted,
accused
Rocky
of
being
less
than
clever
because
of
the
fact
that
when
he
missed
one
of
his
whooshing
swings
he
left
himself
wide
open
for
Charles'
counter
punches
squarely
on
the
buttcn.
They
said
that
If
Rocky
had
anything
like
a
normal
chin
JOSE
FERRER
alleged
Canadian
pirating
wave.
I
The
Penrs
Friday
filed
their
second
damage
suit
in
two
weeks
'against
a
Canadian
professional
1
football
team
for
allegedly
swiping
a
player.
The
suit,
filed
In
federal
court
i
at
Miami,
Fla.,
asked
$150
000
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V
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Dempsey
to
quit
the
Bears.
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It
was
coupled
with
a
$?5.000
;
breach
of
contrart
suit
aeainst
I
Dempsey,
who
lives
In
Minmi
j
and
has
played
for
the
Bears
!
since
1950.
Dnmnspv
starred
for
mm
FUR
TORAGE
Elks
Rally
To
Earn
9-9
Tie
With
Pony
League
Leaders
TOTEM
Donold
Duck
Cartoon"
Fast
Parnrrr
and
Freichl
Sailings
from
Trince
Rupert
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times
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Friday
and
,
Sunday
8:00
p.m.
T
Kitimat
Friday
8:00
p.m.
T
Kcmano
Sunday
8:00
p.m.
T
Stewart,
Alire
Arm
Saturday
6:00
a.m.
the
University
of
Tlorida.
The
Bears
last
week.
In
Stock-
ton.
Calif.,
filed
a
$100,000
suit
j
against
Calgary
Stampeders,
of
the
Western
Interorovtnclal
I
I'miHtiiN
ltarr
Tlimlrr
PHONE
nmrie
It
8-4
in
their
half,
after
Fabulously
beautiful
.
.
.Savagely
real...
Football
Union
for
coaxing
halfback
Eddie
Macon
to
Jump
his
!
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Masset
anil
North
(Jucen
Charlottes
Thursday
6.00
KCitingl
DIFFERENT!
'
Elks
of
the
Prince
Rupert
unofficial
Pony
League
last
night
Overcame
an
8-3
deficit
going
Into
the
fifth
to
earn
a
9-9
tie
With
the
league
leading
Gyro
sound
at
Roosevelt
Park
last
night.
Gyros
took
the
lead
from
the
start,
with
one
run
In
the
first
and
four
in
the
second
before
Elk's
F.
Cawdell
came
home
in
the
boHom
of
the
third
on
Char-He
Llndstrom's
double
to
put
the
Fred
Oulbranson
tripled
and
I
stole
home.
Llndstrom
held
the
Gyros
down
in
the
top
of
the
sixth,
while
in
their
half
of
the
Inning.
Elks
,
racked
up
four
runs
to
tie
the
game
at
8-8.
Majore.
who
was
walked,
put
the
Gyros
ahead
again
In
the
seventh
as
he
came
around
to
score
while
Stewart
was
grounding
out
and
relief
pitcher
Wesley
Kelly
was
striking
out.
Lambie
tied
the
game
up
again
In
th
Elks
seventh
sftcr
singl
TODAY
NT
a.m.;
June
3,
17
July
1.
T
South
Queen
Charloltrs
June
10,
24,
July
a
Favscnger
Reservations
Freight
ISookif'gs
LES
SMITH
Prince
Rupert
Ancnt
5l
3rd
Ave.
Phone
5UH
fc
5(!l
serving
B.C.
since
lf!8fl
BILL
SCUBY
FURS
Elks
into
the
scoring
column.
The
league
leaders
added
another
In
the
fourth
when
pitcher
Oakey
walked,
stole
second
and
thtrd'
and
came
home
on
a
ing,
goisg
to
second
on
the
throw
'
X:l."i
Popular
hinger
uiutt'iit.ary
I
Bear
contract.
j
"WE
WANT
HIM"
-
!
I
Owner-coach
fteorTc
Mains
of
!
I
the
Sears
said
Hamilton
and
its
j
general
manager
and
head
eoarh
:
Ca
rl
M.
Vovles
of
Vero
Beach,
I
Fia
tried
unsuccessfully
to
lure
away
several
other
Bear
players.
1
j
Halas
did
not
identify
the
players.
i
In
Hamilton.
Vovles
said
he
j
l
.was
not
disturbed
about
the
ac-
'
tlon.
Tine-Cat
president
Jake
i
Gaudar
said
he
wasn't
either.
1
1
"They
ithe
Bearsi
started
this,"
Voyles
said.
"The
Bears
'
slsrned
Bill
Grepus
when
he
was
under
contract
to
us
The
Bears
i
have
just
traded
Bob
Cross
to
I.os
Angeles
and
he's
under
contract
with
us.
1
"I'm
only
going
after
Chlcaeo
Bears
and
Cleveland
players,"
he
xHded.
"And
I'm
not
going
for
players
upder
c
o
n
t
r
a
c
t
just
those
on
the
option
clnuse.
That's
what
they're
doing
to
us
so
I
.
guess
it
can
work
both
ways."
fn
and
coming
in
on
Rudolphs
ore
ns
up
A
WHOLE
NEW
WORLD
Aunt
Lury
!
Daily
Ne.v
Classifieds-
9:15
9:30
left
field.
Rudolph
Laura
Lttf.
ny
duu.
cms
auut-u
iwu
in
inrii
,
gjgip
iq
fourth
on
a
single
by
Warner,
a
stole
.
,
second,
went
to
third
while
OF
ENTERTAINMENT
"HOUSE
of
STONE"
walk
by
Lamoie
and
singles
by
Cawdell.
Gyros
added
two
more
runs
In
the
top
of
the
fifth
and
Elks
.
i
A-
FREE!
FREE!
FREE!
Bellls
was
grounding
out
and
was
thrown
out
at
home
trying
to
bring
In
the
winning
run
on
a'
steal.
Elk's
Lincstrom
gave
up
five
hits
and
ten
walks,
while
striking
out
nine.
Oakcy,
the
Gyro
starter,
alkiwed
three
runs
on
five
hits
and
walked
four.
Kelly
allowed
fx
runs
pit
four
hits.
Extra
Pants
free
with
every
suit.
Also
free
Slacks
or
Skirts
for
Women.
15
OFF
for
Topcoats,
Sports
Jackets,
Pants
or
Slacks.
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at
Madison
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It
was
Jack
Dempscy's
59th
birthday,
and
the
boxing
writers
and
old
friends
of
the
Manassa
Mauler
came
over
Thursday
night
to
Jack's
restaurant
on
Broadway
to
say
happy
birthday
to
the
'Champ.'
Still
black-haired
and
trim
at
225
pounds,
some
40
over
his
best
fighting
weight,
the
Mauler
moved
restlessly
about,
signing
autographs
and
posing
for
pictures.
The
crowds
gawked
outside)
as
the
champ
sat
by
the
window
facing
the
main
stem.
But
it
-was
different
some
37
years
ago
wh"n
Jack
visited
the
big
town
looking
for
work.
It
was
a
cold
town
to
Jack
then,
and
the
bltlnK
winds
chilled
his
lightly-clad
frame.
"If
It
wasn't
for
the
free
lunches
In
some
of
the
bars
then
I
might
of
starved,"
said
Jack
as
he
puffed
on
a
fat
ctonr.,
"If
you
had
a
nickel
you
could
buy
a
beer
and
eat
a
good
lunch.
They
had
salami,
ham.
pigs'
knuckles
and
other
stuff
on
tables
'and
you
could
eat
all
you
wanted
if
you
had
the
nickel.
Sometimes
I
didn't
have
It.
,
"They
had
piles
of
hard-boiled
eggs
too,
and
If
you
had
a
chance
you
could
put
four
or
five
in
your
pocket
and
on
those
you
could
eat
for
a
week."
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4
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League
Portland
2,
Oakland
0
Hollywood
7,
Seattle
2
Sacramento
10,
Los
Angeles
5
San
Diego
12,
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Francisco
1.
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Hours
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.
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is
protected
by
golden
lined,
vacuum
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sealed
cans.
Tht
only
canned
milk
processed
In
B.C.
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103
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Green
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Liquor
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or
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