Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
April
23,
1952
2
5t
DAILY
NEWS
DOUBLE
TOUGH
TUMBLERS
10
cz.
6
for
4(
IP
B
T
Baseball
Scores
!
National
j
Boston
1-1,
Brooklyn
2-3
New
York
4,
Philadelphia
1
St.
Louis
1,
Cincinnati
2
Chicago.
13,
Pittsburgh
2
American
(Night)
Cleveland
3,
St.
Louis
8
Detroit
0,
Chicago
2
Philadelphia
1,
Now
York
3
Washington
5,
Boston
10.
Western
International
Victoria
14,
Yakima
13
Salem
1,
Spokane
7
Trl-City
2,
Lewtston
5
Vancouver
6,
Wenutchee
-
Pacific
Coast
Los
Angeles
2,
Portland
3
Oakland
6,
Seattle
5
Sacramento
6,
San
Francisco
7
San
Diego
4,
Hollywood
9.
THE
OUTSTANDING
VAI.l'E
OF
1
HE
YEAR
'
v
25
YKSBl
5S
Mi
A'
lJjJj5
5!
I:
big
Leagues
'
'
"J
V-
ff.
.
Brownies
End
Indians'
Early
Season
Streak
,
Rogers
Hornsby's
Gang
Within
Half
A
Game
of
Top
NEW
YOItK
(CP)
The
upstart
St.
Louis
Browns
ended'
Cleveland's
seven
-game
winning
streak
Tuesday
night
with
an
8-3
decision
that
lifted
Rogers
Hornsby's
gang
within
half
a
game
of
the
American
League
lead.
'
;
.The
Brownies
rolled
up
an
Indians'
hopes
of
setting
a
rec-early
lead
for
Lefty
Tommy
ord
fr
consecutive
games
won
KG
BATTLE
AlthhtwK
rtot
ft
Guelph
Bilmofe
Is
in
sight
in
this
scene
of
action
around
T'm
of
the
MoMrt-al
junior
Cahadlehs
th
y
dcieated
the
Monti?alers
5-2
in
Toronto
I
fnn
the
best-of
-seven
Memorial
Cup
semi
-f
inn!
Series
4-2,
Guelph
won'
the
eastern
Cana-
junior
11.?
ullu
liuw
hi.i
i-
wic
mtna
oi-a,
nii..iuo
ui
tuc
wcaici
l
vaituuxait
section
lur
'Radian
junior
title.
In
the
picture
Cahidietr
goalie
Charlie
Hodge
stops
a
puck
While
"ifutrs
Don
Sihhctt
and
Oofd
Hollingfronh
crowd
In
to
cbar.
(CP
PHOTOt
1
1
.",V:
1.
1
,.i
at
the
start
of
the
season.
THE
ROUND-UP
By
LARRY
STAN
WOOD
,
Byrne.
When
the
Indians
narrowed
the
gap
on
Al
Rosen's
two-run
homer
In
the
seventh,
St.
Louis
ripped
into
the
Tribe's
touted
pitching
fof
five
in
the
seventh
inning.
.Thus
ended
the
.
70SM0XS
if
I
Thrfee
clubs
have
won
their
first
nine.
The
Boston
Red
Sox
kids
continued
to
throw
their
weight
around
the
American
League
as
Rookie
Bill
Henry
won
his
second
straight
10-5
over
Honrs!
Let's
Hove
a
Wider
Choice
locality
such
as
ours
which
is
quite
a
gullible
type
of
per-
Rookies
in
Limelight
Never
More
Unfamiliar
Names
In
Big
Leagues
By
GAYLE
TALBOT
NEW
YORK
(AP)
There
is
no
doubt
in
our
mind
that
the
phenomenal
success
of
th?
Yankees
last
season
in
jumping
a
group
of
Juveniles
from
the
far
outposts
right
to
the
parent
club
without
the
customary
'seasoning'
in
the
high
minors
already
has
had
a
profound
effect
on
a
lot
of
other
owners
more
t?
tne
sportsman
un,
reaay
to
iry
nnyming
new
than
perhaps
any
other
at
the
drop
of
a
hat.
But
he
or
it
our
province
which
is
Ehe
has
to
see
these
"new
things"
v
accessible,
there
is
per-
first.
In
otrrer
words,
fishing
he
least
choice
of
tackle
tackle
has
to
be
di.-.played
first
quipm.-nt
from
which
fish-
before
it
can
be
sold.
.
i
i
Ball
Owner
Indicted
For
Tax
Evasion
ST.
LOUIS
Fred
Salgh,
owner
of
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals'
!
can
noose
ineir
ruppiies.
the
sporting
goods
sup-1
r
who
advertise
themselves
h
in
Prince
Rupert,
few
if
j
an
supply
but
the
most
!
tmcnla!
needs.
There
are
a
;
i
wis
-
r-
-v
rv.
Thi
newspaper,
naturally,
stands
ready
at
all
times
to
serve
the
merchant
In
effective
advertising
and
this
column
will
aid
In
every
way
to
describe
new
tackle
on
the
market,
its
uses,
and
what
ruocess
if
any
has
been
attained
by
experimenting
anglers.
One
harwdare
store
on
Third
Avenue
selling
sporting
goods
is
displaying
a
repair
kit
for
fly
and
light
bait-casting
rods.
It
contains
three
sets
of
ferrules.
I
ne'
gimmicks,
a
lot
of
new
.n
tackle,
lures,
flies,
rods
'el$
which
might
be
made
:
!):
l'i
sportsmen
by
dis-i::a'tms
merchants,
he
.sporting
magazines
we
i.i
!hf""
new
things
natioh-s4(r:scd.
yet
wp
have
no
Baveball
Club,
was
indicted
by
a
Federal
Grand
Jury
Tuesday
on
a
charge
of
evading
$49,620
In
Income
taxes
between
1946
and
1949.
Salgh
was
indicted
on
five
counts.
Each
carries
a
maximum
penalty,
upon
conviction,
of
five
vears
in
D-ison
and
$10,000
fine.
and
managers.
j
It
was
sorhething
new
at
spring
camp
a
year
ago
in
Phoenix
to
find
that
the
most
talked
about
players
on
the
Yank
squad,
Mickey
Mantle
and
pitcher
Tom
Morgan,
were
not
even
on
the
Bombers'
roster.
It
was
even
more
surprising
when
they
wound
up
the
campaign
as
regulars
sinH
vrhpn
flit
MrDcmeald
hODDed
easily
mounted,
and
sells
for
it
to
Iry
them
out
unless
Oiit
of
the
counts
named
Saigh
$1.50.
The
same
store
also
handles
a
new
line
of
lures
the
nin
and
the
St.
Louis
National
League
to
the
!aboi
:ois
method
of
;tnem
from
'out
of
town."
Mb
11
"
4-'L
pX
charged
straight
from
the
Texas
League
j
Baseball
Club.
Others
":
ovriiiKe
TvDe
or
vnrinus
hnea
anrt
rtp
to
lead
the
world
champions
atl&aign
personally.
m
here
seems
to
be
this:
sign,
and
also
disnlnvs
a
imnrf
har
j
Saigh
acquired
a
controlling
w
is
enough
demand,
select!
Thu
spemerf
more
or
less
rev-
1
interest
m
the
cardinals
in
isa
wii
order
a
IPW.
Maybe
hnth
flpaHlv
Inrna
ttr
ct.inlhAnH
,
..
.
.
.
iS
u
i-
if
7,u'Z
7.'
I"!:,:.
'
"
omnonary
ai
me
ume.
una
a
n
wget
that
a
.shorts
..
angler
n.br
.
handled
correctly.
He
was
a
partner
with
the
late
Postmaster
General
Robert
E.
I
Hannegan
in
buying
the
club
from
Sam
Breadon
in
1947.
possible
that
old
Casey
Stengel
I
was
just
plain
lucky.
Maybe
it
ipnnlrln'f
hnnnpn
sarnin
.
hut
it
irtccn
Entries
in
Sfeelhead
Derby
M.mn
ins
me
ne
intends
;i24,-
11
and
5
pounds
and
plainly
set
some
other
smart
:
:
e
the
steclhead
here
say
i
that
Is
the
total
of
all
fish
baseball
men
to
thinkhig.
The
four
young
pitchers,
too.
They're
to
some
of
his
prize
flies
j
wfighed
in
so
far.
Derby
is
open
evidence
is
in
nearly
every
big
(listed
with
our
farm
teams
but
'ffddle
Kristmanson.
16-
!
until
Mar
17
Iphpiip
hov
score
We
doubt
there
I'm
iroiriff
tn
ifive
thpm
a
real
r
.u
mKa
ocnooi
student.
Latest
reeist
rants
for
Little
ever
before
were
as
many
totally
chance."
a
mne-pounnder
the
Leaeue
baseball
are
Ronnie
EbvJ
unfamiliar
names.
'This
was
a
typical
conversa
nay
and
didn't
weigh
It
in
',
Larry
Eby,
Bruce
Kerr,
Raymond
I
There
was
a
time
when
a
re-
ny
doesn't
someone
sell
,
windle.
Jack
Rudoloh.
Don
Dorter
in
the
spring
could
sit
i
Rod
and
Gun
member-
N'ot
only
is
there
a
top
or
junior
i
under
18
1
win-
Grantham.
Phlltp
and
Brian
down
with
a
manager
and
a
club
Thorn
...
j
roster
and
within
18
minutes
CYO
soccer
team,
with
team
have
all
the
information
he
need-captain
Martin
Nuyten,
had
its
ed
to
wise
up
his
readers
in
the
ipmnrl
nrneUce
of
the
season
1
north.
It
was
pretty
much
cut
tion.
It
meant
keeping
a
careful
check
for
days
and
weeks
to
see
whether
the
manager
really
was
serious
about
carrying
the
young
marvels.
It
turned
out
that
in
a
surprising
percentage
of
cases
he
was.
Second
division
clubs,
in
particular,
are'
giving
youth
a
fling
as
they
never
did
before.
Mi
also
a
chance
to
get
rn
wi'Ky
draw.
ttlem6rethan
two
weeks
j
last
night,
20
players
attending
!
and
dried.
What
rookies
there
suing.
14
steelhead
have
...
A
meeting
of
the
senior
base-
,
were
either
showed
by
their
rec-
hed
in
at
Dan's
Service
'
ball
league,
executive
and
all
ords
In
the
fast
minors
that
they
n
wi
the
annual
Prlnfp
Ru-
bal
players
invited,
will
be
held
were
ready
or
that
they
neeaea,
alotina
fortteStaK
"a
s
Gun
Club
derby.
.Thursday
evening
...
a
volun-
as
the
manager
wouia
say,
re
topped
by
John
teer
call
is
being
made
from
other
year
or
two
out."
A
re-H
pound,
two-ouncer.
Ton
senior
ball
Dlavers
and
ex-ball
porter
seld6m
missed
a
golf
date.
Americans
smoke
2,700
cigarettes
a
year,
while
Canadian
per
capita
consumption
is
just
over
1,000;
federal
tax
atone
on
a
pack
of
Canadian
cigarettes
is
more
than
total
price
of
U.S.
;
ftiy
and
only
one
to
far
players
to
take
over
manage-
LOOKING
THEM
OVER
wd
in
bv
l-vear-iid
mf-ntof
the
three
teams
in
Little'
It
wasn't
that
way
tins
spring.
fFlwin
with
a
12-nnri-u.
1
psifne
hnsphnli
to
be
formed
You
first
discussed
briefly
with
clgarett&s.
f
P'miUlvr
...
he
nlsn
(his
month-end
the
manager
the
athletes
who
twtf,
possibly
,
three
fookles
on.
the
ilJS.LV
.....
v
til
KU0WS
VtitRt
Ht'S
GOING!
"
...
..
:
1
;
two
novel
Window
displays
are
list
wna
naa
-?xcerenv
vuuubwi.uj
-Oo(l
lliinffi
rhino
'tfimnj'hiMut
rivitM
-rt-
ind-i
a
'f-taitine:'
the
season
as
regulars.
Save
MrMeekln
weighed
in
'
complete
array
of
trophies,
robes
t
Then
you
asked,
"All
right,
now,
r.
ii
f
'
K
i-
f
t-
6
-4
'
1
1
1
1
I
I'
I
i
I
J
r-
r."
f
-i
k-4
pounds
Monday,
and
jackets
won
by
Prince
Ru-,what
nave
you
sow
Jack
ccarly
weighed
one
'
perfs
Golden
Gloves
winners
can
"The
kid
playing
centre
field,
the
same
weight
and
an-
i
be
seen
at
Abel
&
Odowe
s
.
.
.
the
one
who
just
hit
that
triple,"
at
pounds.
MfMppir
in
ItbItIhit
a
rn
from
American
the
pilot
would
respond.
"He
D
more
to
his
credit,
one
Maeazine.
which
features
Prince
isn't
on
thi
roster.
He's
only
19
"under
and
Gearly
weigh-
!
Rupert
as
an
economical
place
to
and
he
played
in
Class
D
last
'
nar
the
hevinnin.
k,..,
f,,i.
mil
Apiihv
hns
nrraiw.
'
veai.
but
he
showed
me
o
much
coming
7
71
and
8'
,
pounds.
'
ed
an
Interesting
window
show-
I'm
going
to
keep
him.
What
the
-
4T
F
ArnMrong.
derby
'chair-I
lng
distribution
of
furs
caught
tit
and
Pilots
of
the
RCAF
are
trained
on
the
latest
planes
and
equipment.
The
training
they
receive
qualifies
them
for
important
Air
Crew
jobs
to
serve
in
defence
of
freedom.
More
such
men
arc
needed
now!
How
about
YOU?
nas
tin-
ce
to
nis
credit
at
in
the
Prince
Rupert
area.
aneout'Pi
CL"'
Curlino
Clur,
!
hell,
we
might
as
well
find
out
right
now
if
he
can
make
it.
Same
with
those
kids
at
short
and
second.
They're
right
out
of
college
and
haven't
played
any
pro
ball,
but
both
of
'em
can
run
like
deer
and
they
have
good
throwing
arms.
There's
three
or
Old
Country
Night
flight
.
.
.
clear
night
...
and
in
fhe
plastic
bubble
atop
his
aircraft,
the
Navigation
Officer
takes
a
bearing
on
:i
star.
Or
perhaps
he
uses
advanced
electronic
aids
for
modern
high
speed
aviation
to
check
his
aircraft's
heading.
Navigation
Officers,
Radio
Officers
Serve
in
defence
of
Freedom
as
a
NAVIGATION
OFFICER
RADIO
OFFICER
OR
PILOT
FOOTBALL.
k
Webster
English
League
Div.
1
Middlesbrough
2,
Bolton
Wanderers
0
ew
Prexie
THERE
ARE
IMMEDIATE
OPENINGS
For
complete
information
on
how
you
can
join
the
Air
Crew
team,
see
the
Career
CouPieller
at
the
address
in
the
coupon
or
mail
this
coupon
today.
execute,,
.v..
t,"
Mrs.
J.
L
WpWp
o.
.
following
Monday
annual
meeting
and
Newcastle
United
1,
West
Bromwich
Albion
4
BAN
WOMAN
REFUGEE
SUNDERLAND,
England
Mrs.
Jean
Tizard,
30,
wanted
to
become
a
soccer
referee
but
the
local
association
rejected
her
application.
"I
don't
think
we
want
a
woman
controlling
men
on
the
field
of
play,"
said
Jim
"
Wlo'ro
Anlnd
-tn
-Pl,
nwif
'I
RCAF
Recruiting
Centre,
Wallace
Bldg
3921
101
A
Ave.,
Edmonton,
Alta.
Phone
42658
.
Please
mail
In
me,
uitbvHt
obligatinn,
Jul!
particulars
regarding
enrolment
requirements
and
openings
now
available
in
the
R.CA.V.
T-nev
son
-this
summer
when
Nth
""'"ent;
Mrs.
W.
H
Srcretai-y;
Mrs.
A.
J.
We
90
on
our
nouodys.
""son,
Mrs.
Harold
Thnm
Blenkinsop,
one
of
the
officials
-
Barney
Evoflson,
direc-
...WW
control
us
enough
at
"They
(Chrislian
Namti
(Surcume)
home.
NAME
(Plcast
Print)
.
STREET
ADDRESS..
tmorHb0.nspiPl
wlnners
mil-
d
SmRh
trophy
Csii',
and
t0
Mrs.
Web-iMh
JPpa
,
tieondary
Columbia
Federal
government
spending
this
year,
exclusive
of
defence,
will
be
about
$2,400,000,000;
Ottawa's
total
spending
in
1939
was
$553
million.
CITY
TROVINCE
.
EDUCATION
(hy
grade
and
province)
nink
your
home
at
l
lie
ylvl
Where
the
scenery
ii
superb--the
service
willing
and
efficl.
ent
(including
baby-itter)--where
you
may
"dine
in
the
sky"
or
cook
your
own
meals
where
rates
don't
overstrain
your
holiday
budget!
k
Close
to
town
Overlooklnc
English
Bay
H
O
T
I
SYlVlA
1134
Gilf.rJ
Strt
Mclll
31
Hilliord
C.
Lyl
MMil
PlntMhr
.
AGE..
CAF-4-5Z
,
-upany
competition.
"Wo,i!;!re
'"formed
that
'i
h
.'
aV
'he
rink
op-
mm
'
l"e
Ciuh
had
been
sful."
and
heard
When
all
sections
of
Canada'.,
primary
textile
industry
are
counted
in,
more
Canadians
are
employed
in
this
manufacturing
industry
than
in
any
other.
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sulphur
springs
ai
Ame-lie-les-Bains
on
the
southwest
coast
of
France
were
famous
in
ancient
times.
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