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I
rrors
Costly
as
Esquires
Trounced
PIONEER
MILITARY
POST
RENOVATED
AT
TORONTO
TORONTO
ff
-Fort
York,
built
!f,f)
years
ago
and
rocrntly
a
crumbling
ruin,
lias
been
renovated
and
now
is
iptii
to
public
inspection.
The
Toronto
civic
historical
committee
hasn't
done
much
to
the
fort'
exterior,
but
has
completely
repaired
the
interior.
0
by
G
&
A
in
Regular
League
Game
Red
Sox
Set
Modern
Record
NEW
YORK
CP
Boston
Red
Sox
scored
17
runs
In
one
inning,
a
modern
record
,and
New
York
Yankees
stretched
their
American
League
lead
to
a
tremendous
si
nui
I
lie
one-lilt
pitching
of
lf
clirlhtoiiscn,
Ciordon
Si
double
by
Hartwig
and
a
singl-3
by
Sunberg.
In
the
third.
Sun-
l,es
13-0
in
a
regular
league
UVi
games
by
winning
a
double-headei
from
St.
Louts
Browns
also
aided
O-A's
scoring
spree.
Christenscn
was
never
in
trouble,
giving
up
only
one
hit
a
single
by
Allingham
in
the
third
inning
and
striking
out
12
batters.
First
big
blow-up
by
Esquires
came
in
the
third
Inning.
G-A's
scored
once
in
the
Ilrst
off
a
berg
started
off
the
hitting
with
a
three-bagger
which
brought
home
the
first
two
of
seven
runs
In
the
inning.
Ford,
lead-off
man.
had
gained
first
on
a
free
base
on
balls
and
Hartwlg
was
safe
on
an
error.
Thursday.-
SCOTT
-McH
ALE
CANADA'S
FINEST
SHOE
FOR
MEN.
all
game.
hitters
tagged
Jack
on
the
mound
lor
ICS's
or
13
hits
and
gained
one
.iK'fi
r
Mi
Klniion.
Five
cost-iilini!
errors
by
the
clothiers
Pr
Another
outfield
error
allowed
Don
Scherk
on
base,
followed
by
h'n'her
Sid
who
was
safe
on
a
walk.
A
single
each
by
Voung
and
Marshall
and
a
high
fly
by
The
Bed
Sox
explosion
came
against
the
haple,ss
Detroit
Tiger
in
the
seventh
Inning
of
a
game
at
Boston.
.It
included
14
hits
and
six
walks
off
three
Tiger
pitchers.
Final
score
was
23-3.
Results:
.
j
Western
International
ricf
Rupert
Uoilv
News
Friday,
June
19,
1953
,vNv
'
Vailour
styles
inclu'd'ing
Ford
missed
in
centre
field
ac
xasin
Toes
or
Brogues.
Bluchcr
or
Balniorak'
counted
for
five
more
runs
before
the
final
put-out.
Calgary
2,
Vancouver
3
lace
style
.
.
.
Caif1
6r
'
SAWMILt
PRODUCTION
ABOVE
1952
FIGURES
CIS
GEORGE,
DC.
-Sawmills
here
cut
more
than
.
.
Elatk
or.
.
Edmonton
5,
Victoria
4
Wenatchee
2.
Tri-Clty
13
Yakima
0,
8alem
4
Spokane
5,
Lewlston
2
Ni.Cr'
.
V
Br.
Brown.
The
fourth
Inning
was
almost
as
hectic
for
Esquires
as
the
third,
Sharpe
being
belted
with
a
three-bagger,
two-base
hit
and
a
pair
of
singles,
which
accounted
for
two
more
runs.
Lineup:
1'n.
i.
Y
..
.
L.J
,
.
,
I
'
'
,
1
.
mil!
()!
fret
of
spruce
and
fir
during
April,
an
increase
of
28
,
cent
over
the
same
month
last
year,
the
B.C.
Forest
Branch
sirted
today.
The
same
mills
have
cut
more
than
210,000.000
feet
for
the
,t
fivo
months
of
this
year,
an
increase
of
23
per
cent
over
t
year's
corresponding
figure.
$15
95
it
!'
to
...
$22-95'-V
'ft
I
t
American
j
Chicago
8,
Washington
4
I
Cleveland
0,
Philadelphia
4
j
Detroit
3,
Boston
23
j
St.
Louis
0-0,
New
York
5-3
j
National
Brooklyn
4,
St.
Louis
12
Pittsburgh
4.
Chicago
8
New
York
6,
Cincinnati
3
Philadelphia
ati
Milwaukee
postponed.
Gordon
&
Anderson
AB
R
H
Ford,
2b
3
2
0
Hartwig,
3b
3
3
2
Sunberg,
ss
5
12
D.
Scherk,
c
4
3
3
!
S.
Scherk,
lb
3
2
1
D.
Young,
rf
5
1
3
1
Marshall,
lf
i
2
12
Enridge,
cf
3
0
0
.Christenscn,
p
4
0
0
Morrison,
lf
2
0
0
Dunbar,
cf
0
0
0
FOR
THE
FIRST
TIME
since
the
fair
was
started
in
1948,
Ireland
is
making
a
large-scale
showing
at
the
Canadian
International
Trade
Fair
In
Toronto.
Fair
attendant
Marilyn
Inglis
has
her
arms
full
of
Irish-made
stuffed
toys.
Buyers
from
about
50
countries
attended
the
two-week
fair
which
ended
June
12.
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
WORTS
ROUND-UP
My
GALE
TALI
JOT
r
13
3
M
ny
Total
34
13
fc
squires
Ni:V
YORK
(AP)
In
the
wake
of
the
Yankees'
liiujr
ami
pillaging
of
the
last
remaining
Indian
.lenient
on
Lake
Erie,
columnist
Ed
MeAuley
of
Cleveland
News
says
in-sepulchral
tones:
ream
rd
baseball
is
in
trou-
babyt
sure
built
Pachall,
3b
2
Spring,
ss
4
Hawryluk,
lf
3
Wlndle,
c,
2b
2
Rosedale,
rf
1
-for
comfort
I
D.
Bill,
lb
a
Sharpe.
p
.
books
with
the
champions."
Coming
from
Cleveland,
where
he
suffering
must
be
intense,
hese
remarks
are
unusually
tolerant
and
well-timed.
They
Cf
Allingham,
Its
nihnents
will
be
aggra-1
1
si'riou.'-ly
if
the
four-time
i
cis
continue
to
make
a
joke
lac
tiag
race."
f
ucr
words
were
seldom
i,n
If
the
American
League
i
ks
It
has
a
headache
in
Its
pus
television
problems.
Just
Arney.
2b
2
McKinnon,
p
0
Dell,
rf
2
Sedgwick,
c
1
.
25
0
1
5
-Total
:
ire
not
the
cry
of
the
wounded,
but
simply
a
statement
of
fact
that
the
American
League
has
a
mess
on
its
hands.
The
Yankees
are
much
tor
good
tor
their
opposition,
and
attendance
is
joing
to
suffer
the
remainder
if
the
summer.
until
Casey
Stengel's
run-s
Increase
their
lead
to
18
)
james
along
in
August.
Mi
Auley
goes
on
to
say,
dy
wishes
the
Yankees
to
ip
'
The
task
of
balancing
pox
Score
!
12
3
4
Esquires
0
0
0
0
'O-A
10
7
2
5
fi
7
0
0
0
1
0
2
Ifasue
belongs
to
the
clubs
nd
l
hem,
not
to
the
con
The
emergence
of
the
present
'
Yankee
club
us
a
really
great
Remember
wlldl
ing
leaders,"
he
sighs.
But
he
following
paragraph,
Ed
de.s
there
Is
no
prospect
of
(
soon:
oesedly,
pniient.lv
and
no
t
cxninsively
the
clubs
li
ti.iil
the
Yankees
will
to
duplicate
their
opcra-
!
.
nf'
Kathleen
McKanc
of
England
.hir
has
come
as
something
of
page
I
defeated
Hcen
wm
o
tne,
I
a
surprise
even
to
the
men
who
Umt(,d
Statc,s
o-2,
6-2,
at
Wim-I
followed
It
closely
from
training
jjledon
29
years
ago
today
to
j
'camp
Daily
the
Yankee
writers
clinch
the
Wightman
Tennis,
Cup.
The
U.a
had
won
the
cup!
'marvel
anew
at
the
gyration
of
.
.
,
,
.,,,.
when
it
was
inaugurated
the
year
Stengel
and
his
secmln?
ability
i
bpfore
n
im
and
slnce
then
always
to
pick
the
right
athlete
,hP
Amri-ans
have
rolled
up
a;
not
only
on
the
field
but
he
front
office,.
So
far
only
owner.
Tom
Yawkey
of
Bos-
h'.s
shown
the
ability
and
disposition
to
match
check-
from
his
groaning
bench
for
any
total
of
20
championships
to
four
given-situation.
.-.....
l."'-'
Knntomk...
I
is
'
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M
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4i
SS
BUMPS
BUG
1
IMPROVED
SELF-ENERGIZING
BRAKES
FOR
EASIER,
SAFER
STOPPING-Self-l
ncrgir-inR
.Single
Anchor,
I'iied
Double
Anchor
or
Double
Cylinder-type
brakes
(depending
on
model
)
give
smoother,
surer
stops
with
less
pedal
pressure!
Nf
W
DRIVERIZEI
CABS
BUILT
FOR
DRIVER,
C0MI0RT
Most
comforiable
cabs
ever
built
into
a
truck!
lVK.
ini.rea.ve
in
all-round
visibility
.
.
.
S-foot
wiile
adjustable
seat
with
built-in
shock
snubbers
.
.
.
jafcty-piisitioned
controls...
new
insulation
and
ventilation!
r
v
UVJ
METIMES
BiS
WILL
ALL-NEW
SMOOTH-HANDLING
EASE
HI
THE
GREATEST
TRUCK
LINE
III
FORD
HISTORY!
1953
Ford
Economy
Trucks
are
a
driver's
dream
because
they
embody
dozens
of
new,
vitally
important
features,
designed
to
make
them
easier
to
handle,
more
comfortable
to
drive,
safer
and
more
efficient
to
operate
;
;
4
all
summed
up
in
"Driverizecl
Design"
the
most
revolutionary
advance
in
truck-building
ever
made!
See
them
inspect
the
new
Driven
zed
Cabs,
with
every
inch
planned
for
comfort
and
convenience
!
Drive
them
feel
the
new
ride
control,
easier
steering,
smoother
shifting,
safer
braking!
Prove
it
to
your
own
satisfaction
that
Ford
Economy
Trucks
are
Ihe
smoothest
handling
trucks
on
the
road!
1ST
PLAY
AROUND
A
8ASS
JG.
H6
WILL
BUMP,
NUCEj
fAIRL
AROUND
OR
SLAP
AT
IT
ITM
HIS
TAIL.
PERHAPS
HE
IN-ENOS
TO
STUN
THE
IMITATION
PEPOKE
MOUTHING
IT.
IP
THAT
;C):;'
'
SCs
OUST
GIVE
THE
LtNE
A
ENTLE
TWITCH
TO
"POP"
THE
FJ6
Rl&HT
AFTEBWAKD.
THAT
v.
CTEN
INDUCES
BASS
TO
6ULP
POWER
,
i
.
.
FOR
SMOOTH,
LIVELY
PERFORMANCE
Driver-proved
Ford
V-8
engines
deliver
smooth,
dependable
power,
high
sustained
torque
for
tough
hauls.
Lively
V-8
power
means
fewer
driver-tiring
gear
changes!
LURE.
IP
NOT,
LET
IT
LAY
f-WILE.
IF
EVERV
THING
FAILS,
COMFORT
ZONE
RIDE
CONTROL
MEWS
LESS
DRIVER-STRAIN
There's
greater
stability
and
less
road
shock
for
driver
because
cab
is
positioned
closer
to
longer,
smoother-riding
front
springs,
farther
away
from
load-carrying
rear
springs!
E'S
WELL
FED.'
.,
JJ;
"I
GREATEST
TRANSMISSION
CHOICE
IN
FORD
TRUCK
HISTORY-Synchro-Siknt
shifting
on
all
models
means
much
less
effort
for
the
tlriver,
smoother
operation
in
traffic-no
more
tiresome
double-tjirtchirig-
Automatic
Transmission
anj
vcrdrivt
available
in
all
F-100
Series.
Stwering-column
gearshift
standard
in
F-100,
F-i50
and
P-350
Series.
(at
extra
cost)
TURNING
CIRCLE
UP
TO
12
HIT
SHORTER
Shorter
whcclbases
and
wider
front
treads
make
Lord
Trucks
easier
to
handle
than
ever
before.
Shorter
turning
radius
means
more
front-end
stabil-ity,
greater
steering
ease,
more
all-round
manoeuvrability
and
more
efficient
hauling
on
St
POU
tCOTlAND'l
'AVOUIITI
SON
JOHNNIE
WALKER
SCOTCH
WHISKY
busy
schedules!
fill
"
OOOO
OTIVf
RS
OKIVE
SH
TUtJCHS
MAY
IS
SAFETY
MONTH
If
I
S
"'
ate.
Completer
NEW
"Stems
everybody
'round
here
lias
a
Safety
Deposit'
Box
at
the
B
of
M."
Of
course,
you
can
feel
sorry
for
him
if
you
want
to.
But
there's
a
limit.
Don't
help
him
out
by
leaving
your
valuables
around
the
house
when
you
take
your
vacation
this
year.
If
you
have
any
jewelry,
valuable
papers,
bonds,
put
them
away
safely
in
a
BofM
Safetv
Deposit
Box.
It
costs
so
little
.
.
.
less
than
two
cents
a
day.
And
you'll
learn
the
full
meaning
of
a
carefree
holiday.
Why
not
drop
in
at
your
neighborhood
l
f
M
branch
and
rent
a
Safety
Deposit
while
have
it
in
mind?
Box
now
you
ff
iff
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A
r
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i-
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f
i:rll
Carry
mom
and
carry
if
farfher.
.
.
for
every
trucking
dollar
-4
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FORD
TRUCK
DEALER
Bank
or
Montreal
Hr
5,111
Ooi"i
SI,MI
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Bp
'""Hlloct,
Ule,,ded
and
"""ltd
in
Scotland
Coii
lenti
2614
m.
jhn
walker
&
sons
itd.
KKNtST
PAH.DINC,
Mn.iK
KOUbKT
CORNWALL,
Marnier
WILLIAM
Wl.l.l.INl'S,
Manam't
I'rimi'
HuH.n
ltuimli
Sitwart
Uranrh:
lerraie
l!ranili:
"THE
HOME
OF
FRIENDLY
SERVICE"
Scotch
Whitley
Distiller
"'IMARNOCK,
SCOTLAND
,
SINCE
1817
WOKKINO
WITH
CANADIANS
IN
IVEHY
WAU
Of
U"
,
dlsl'luyod
hv
the
Llouor
Control
'.
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,
'
by
the
Oovernm-nt
of
'"30
Columbia.