Dozen
Net
Enthusiasts
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
August
28,
1953
SPORTS-
ROUND-UP
By
GALE
TALBOT
y'O
"t
;
y
for
Week-End
Tourney
"1
wo
dozen
icuiiw
-
a
uii3ici
d.
auugn
.ip
lined
up
and
ready
vs
Kristmanson.
mrt
in
the
City
Opcn
7:00
Men's
Singles
D.
Water-
,-nament
being
staged
umu
vs
w.
uaruner.
FOREST
HILLS
(
AP)
A
thor-Ken
Rosewall
and
freeing
them
oughly-confused
group
of
United
i
from
responsibility
In
the
dou-States
tennis
officials
are
gath-
Dies.
i
ednhnHona,Wa!,tlnS
,theart.0f
MAY
SAVE
SEIXAS
he
national
championships
to-
,
,
.
.
.
m;rrow
and
wondering
what,
If
Bac.k
to.
Ma"'
h
w111
have
end
by
the
Prince
WATER
reveals
whisky
true
flavour
wm
s
trnameni
turday
afternoon
and
iiiyming,
can
Be
done
about
i"
"
V
"
J
hreakinz
Australia'.
0i-,i-
team.
Yes,
he
u
cmceded,
a
he
and
hue
through
tsunoay.
hU
fellow
deep-thinkers
were
giving
considerab'e
thought
to
holding
Vic.
Selxas
out
of
,
the
nom
on
ine
game.
They
are
fresh
from
watching
an
All;iip
rvr-Iri,.
o
db
(i
on
until
auoui
o
p.m.
Lid
start
again
at
10
;
7:00
Men's
Doubles
H.
Holk-estad
and
Brown
v
J.
Banman
and
R.
Sahlen.
7:30
Men's
Doubles
B.
Sprinkle
and
H.
Stadnyk
vs
Kristmanson
and
Hartwig.
7:30
Men's
Singles
Bolton
v;.
J.
Bannian,,
.r
8:00
Ladies'
Doubles
P.
Hick-son
and
E.
Webster
vs
I.
Regehr
and
A.
Llndseth.
8:00
Ladies'
Singles
M.
Tough
vs
Q.
Charstad.-
tiny
ror
a
iuii
uu
b
Hartwig
and
Mervyn
Rose
crush
!
doubles
this
time
and
permitting
;'.
Av
-
him
to
take
his
two
best
shots
at
iher
permitting.
the
brst
U.S.
doubles
teams
In
tne
at
Baston,
champ:onshins
champ:onships
w
for
Saturday
was
inut
nieht
by
II.
IIollc-
and
two
weeks
before
that
they
f
ough,
H.
Stadnyk
and
.
''
.
s
;
i
'
i
the
Ausslea
in
singles.
After
all,
he
volunteered,
a
34-year-old
such
as
Selxas
should
take
things
easy.
Ha
was
reminded
that,
according
to
the
records,
Seixas
admits
to
only
29.,
"Thafj
right,"
Main
said.
"I
was
thinking
of
Billy
Talbert
.
The
foregoing
will
peihaps
tiva
an
tHaa
nf
thA
r'nnl
ntiH
1.
n-
follows:
inrdav's
Draw
:
SASKATCIIEWAM
ROUGHRIDERS
are
looking
forward
to
a
brighter
season
in
the'
Western
Football
Conference
this
season
latter
firJLiiing
in
the'
league
cellar
last
fall.
Helping
will
be
quarterback
Glenn
Dobbs,
(left)
throwing
paauesto
Mac
Specie,
(centre
leading
end
in
the
United
Btates
National
Tottball
Women's
Singles
P.
Vancouver
Edged
In
Scries
Game
;
S.
Tarns;
A.
Llndsetn
naa
sai
glumly
at
South
Orange!
while
the
visitors'
singles
aces
ook
turrs
whacking
the
U.S.!
Soys
about.
Nov
they
'
don't
know
vhat
to
think.
;
'
"In
my
mind,"
said
Alrich
Man
'r..
the
head
of
the
US.
Davis
Cup
committee."
it
comer
down
'o
whether
Tony
.
Trabert
can
play
himpf
back
into
the
form
he
had
In
1951,
when
he
carried
Frank
Sedgman
to
five
sets
in
the
nationals
here."
.
.
n's
SinRles
ii.
tiiaa-
coating
thought
being
given
to
"
league
Iast
year
witn
Cleveland
Browns,
and
Stan
Williams,
m-
st
Hartwig;
B..
Wells
vs
U.S.
Davis
Cup
preparations.
:
vaiuaoie
player
for
Dallas
Texans
a
year
ago.
'
WUXIAMSPORT,
Pa.
(AP
pitcher
Sam
Cooksey
singled
Ir
the
winning
run
In
the
eighth
Inning
Wednesday
to
give
.Front
Hoywl,
Va.,
a
3-2
decision
over
Vancouver
)n
a
first-round
xcri
Doubles
n.
and
E.
Klcrstad
vs
Mr.
RVclls;
P.
Hlckson
and
Put
Seagram's
"83
to
the
water
testi
Waier,
plain
or
parklifig,
"
'
reveals
a
whisky's
true,
natural
flavour
and
bouquet,
Seagrams
"83'
Seagram's
Sure
The
most
solid
not
of
optimism
we
heard
came
from
Straight
Clark,
who
with
Hal
Burrows
upset
Hoad
and
Rosewall
in
the
VS.
national
doubles.
.
"They
can
be
beaten,"
he
said
positively,
"by
keeping
the
pres
vs
B.
Bolton
and
Y.
NO
SOLUTION
.
.
game
of
the
Little
League
b
tse-
Col.
Jim
Bishop,
the
president
bed
Doubles
II.
Btnd-i..
cooksey
eave
ud
onlv
two
hits
of
the
U.S.
Lawn
Tennis
Associ
ation,
was
able
to
offer
no
real
sure
on
Hoad's
service.
Some-
RE-ROOF...
with
DUROID
Asphalt
Shingles
:
Inquire
about
our
Instalment
Payment
Plan
FOR
FREE
ESTIMATES
SEE
OR
CALL
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.
solution
to
the
dilemma
facing
j
times
he
Isn't
too
sure
of
It.
I
the
cup
selection
committee.
He
honestly
think
we
have
a
good
LlndrHh
vs
J.
Ban-
.hlle
strlkinfr
out
ninc
and
E.
webiter;
&.r.
and
wnKing
two
Vancouver
batters.
vs
winner
of
Hickson,.
But
the
Canadlans
pusnecl
ve
ilton
and
Lee
match
Flnffle
nm
cn
the
fwo
hitg
,
ns
Singles
H.
Holke-
the
fourth
Inning
and
forced
conceded
readily
mat
thinesi
chance
"
look
none
too
promising
at
the
'
'
.
moment,
but
pointed
out
cheer-1
Recoverable
reserves
of
nat-
tinner
or
wens
ana
l
the
game
Into
cxl-a
Innings,
hmtch;
R.
Sahlen
vs
,
RpgaIation
LltUe
u&sue
games
re
six
frames.
Phone
909
uy
mat
tennis
fortunes
have
a-uraf
g
eas
1H
Sagi,atchewan
are
way
of
changing
from
week
to!
ff
,T
f
week.
He
offered
no
estimate
estlmated
as
hlSh
as
500
biUlon
of
when
they
mtRht
veer
again
cubic
feet.
.
.
in
the
U.S.
direction.
.1
"
213
First
Ave.
W.
hi's
Doubles
B.
Bol-
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor"'"
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
-v
".
D.
Lee
vs
B.
Turner
i
hell.
!
About
217,000.000
piescrip-tlons
were
dispensed
by
the
omens
Dounics
m,
B.
Bolton
vs
S.
Tarns
British
national
health
service
rstad.
,
In
J9S2.
.
"If
I
had
to
be
pinned
down,"
the
cclonel
finally
said,
'I
would
thlni:
that
our
chances
of
wlnH
nlng
the
cup
back,
hinge
upon
our
ability
to
win
three
tingles
matches.
Yes,
i
woulu
fa
r
letr
ting
our
two
best
men
concentrate
on
beating
Lewis
Hoad
and
iers,
Assured
of
Pennant,
Time
To
Break
Records
jMix
'"i'
ff
'
2-
yo
ft
r
fill
I
I
1
1
1
If
r"i
"
i
h
Press
sports
Writer
went
on
to
an
easy
trlumch.
Vic
.
Wertz
homered
In
the
way
to
their
second
ninth
inning
with
a
man
on
base
ational
League
pen-
for
the
Browns'
first
game
vic
xiklyn
Dodgers
are
tory
over
the
Athletics.
In
the
If
lock
of
personal
all-
kerfoimances
Into
the
nightcap
the
Brownies
loaded
the
bases
in
the
eigrth
nd
relisf
man
Morris
Martin
walked
home
jthe
colorful
club,
lond
straight
flag
a
Irtainty
now
with
a
ihe
winning
run,
ji'aa
ana
games
to
.
Mike
Garcia
nt
all
the
wav
be
a
record
In
itself
.
,.,,..,
.,
u
fie
seven
times
but
1
kre!I
nnd
Ijic-J
UP
h'
18t"
v
There's
a
real
thrill
waiting
for
you
when
you
go
hunting
with
a
shotgun
or
rifle
from
Simpsons-Sears.
Come
in
and
see
our
big
selection
today
.
.
.
including
our
own
J.
C.
Higgins
guns
...
and
other
nationally-known
lines.
cessive
years.
.
tory.
.
.
'
"
"j
club
may
alco
pro-1
Ime
Brooklyn
leaders
ur.s
and
runs
batted
'
i
-J.
C.
HIGGINS
6-SHOT
BOLT
ACTION
REPEATER
SHOTGUN
.
.
.
low..
evert
"Fast-travel"
bolt
gives
you
rapid
repeat
shots.
Loads
from
underneath
like
Plan
to
Spend
pes
hit
40
homers
in
more
expensive
guns.
Holds
6
shots
(5
m
tubular
magazine,
1
in
chamber).'".
is
only
28
so
far,
but
;
'
r
lias
33
and
Roy
!
'
i
32.
'
wg
included.
Many
other
expensiv
gun
feature
1
2-gauge.
full
chokeL.
Rea.
44.95.
Sale
Price...
"
'.
WW
Ud
'
IIRIiATENEI)
record
of
HO
runs
iast
equalled
by
Babe
B-J.
C.
HIGGINS
"20"
DELUXE
PUMP
ACTION
SHOTGUN
...
One
gun
for
oil
game
up
to
and
including
deer!
Has
ventilated
rib
.
.
.
choke
control
compensator
n
1300
la
in
dancer
rr.35
panclla
has
115,
Hod-
with
J
interchangeable
tubes
for
short,
medium
and
long
range
shooting
i,
i
free-falling
action.
We
believe
no
other
gun
has
all
these
hatum
at
this
price.
12-gauge
.
..
WEEKEND
11
Snider
10:1.
S
A'.
'
1
v
;-i
.i
-A
i
"
:
5
S
W
,
as
above,
but
IN
'
J.
C.
H1GGINS
STANDARD
PUMP
ACTION
SHOTGUN
.
less
ventilated
rib
and
choke
control.
12-gauge
.
..
md
Carl
Furillo
bct-ii
previous
all-tlmc
'me
runs
Thursday
in
'ictory
over
Chicago
icr
hit
a
pair
to
put
'
his
1950
total
o(
31
i
hit
his
19th.
sera
might
find
thos-i
handy
in
an
extra
fid
series
game
with
Yankees.
The
Yanks
C-SURE-SHOT
SINGLE-BARREL
SHOTGUN
.
.
.
Here's
a
real
camp
and
field
companion
at
a
low
price!
Chambered
for
12-gauge
2"
shell.
Has
precision
full
4
AC
choke,
walnut
stock
and
fore-end.
Thumb
type
action
with
strong
auto-
ir
1
ECETGHIKAN
D
ITHACA
MODEL
37
PUMP
ACTION
REPEATER
...
It's
featherlight-only
6Vi
lbs.
ccond
of
11
overtime
Bottom
ejection.
Holds
5
shots.
Tubular
magazine,
plug
to
3
-shot.
Walnut
In
Cleveland
Thurs-
MOD-
'
hen
Wally
Westlakc
stock.
30
barrel
chambered
for
2V
shells.
12-gauge,
full
or
modified
TOR
COMPLETE
RESERVATIONS
CONTACT
'
the
Indians
in
tlv:
choke
...
1
t
!
The
only
other
!
loss
by
the
Yankees
so
ram
on
a
hom
72
I
STEVENS
MODEL
820
PUMP
ACTION
REPEATER
.
.
.
Dependable
6-shot
repeater
with
very
fast,
smooth
action.
1
2
gouge,
28
barrel,
full
.choke
ELLIS
A!R
LINES
Hy
Goodman
of
Boa-
action
Thursday.
Bt.
inals
beat
New
Ym-k
0
in
thp
Molln,,ol
Phone
245
Off
ee
0?p.
Post
Offics
of
special
gun
steel.
Hammerless,
solid
frame,
side
ejection
...
IxiuIb
Browns
wnn
n
Philadelphia
Athletics
"aMmigion
swamp-12-5
and
Chlcn
an
itlowned
Boston
6-4
In
f1.
C
HIGGINS
MODEL
"50"
HIGH
POWERED
REPEATING
RIFLE
.
.
.
Has
genuine
world
famous
FN
Mauser
action.
Ideal
for
big
game
hunting
in
bush
or
open
country.
Chrome
plated
barrel
is
built
to
take
punishment,
will
last
a
lifetime.
Mammoth'
Auction
Sale
CiiiaK
camo
tn,m
h.
four
runs
in
t.hr
OF
3006
cat.
rifle
for
bush
...
270
Each
F"g
to
whip
the
Nttack
in
that
frn-
12415
col.
rifle
for
open
country.
2'j
power
scope,
$47
extra
4
power
scope,
$23
extra
Patr
of
triples,
both
mant
oiitnelrtors.
'
run
by
Rin
Rpmiku
mte
won
his
iRih
Sp1SOn
St,
HHl.onr.
;!i
against
four
losses
to
be
held
in
the
Auction
Roorr.s,
corn?r
McSride
ond
fourth
Avenue
Eost,
on
SATU1DAY,
AliGlSSl
29"
G
J.
C
HIGGINS
.22
CAU
AUTO
LOADING
RIFLE
.
.
.
Lightning-fast
auto-loading
action
fires
as
fast
as
you
can
pull
the
trigger.
Extra
large
magazine
holds
18
long
rifle
cartridges.
Red
"B
me
Sox
after
an
early
Boston
bar-
'"aucea
two
runs
in
ot
2:30
D.m.,
ond
7:30
i.
m.
,nrs
Pounded
Ralph
1
"I"
Marlon,
nylon
rollaway
sling
is
built
in
smartly
styled
walnut
stock.
Port-ridge
rear
and
ramp
front
sight...
4
power
scope,
1
6.
95
extra
45'i
rtlve
hits,
one
shirt
F'i
an
league
recoid.
.
"uii
aiiu
M
WINCHESTER
MODEL
94
LEVER
ACTION
RIFLE
...
7
shot
capacity
(6
in
tubular
type
magazine,
1
in
chamber).
Has
walnut
stock
and
fore-end.
Bead
front
sight
with
removable
cover.
Winchester
sporting
rear
sight,
.30-.30
Cal.
.
.
.
Consisting
of:
2
C1
esterfield
Suites
9
D
rinc
Room
Chairs
o;ik)
leatl
er
seats.
t
Sewing
Marlines
1
New
OiT'UKional
Cl.alrs
(Maroon)
'l
Mhrary
Tabic
1
CI
ina
Cabinet
t
UeaUv
Washing
Machine
1
Dressers
t
J.aTc
BTirntn
1
Coa'
and
Wood
Bangc
3
'rnr.'ki
1
Slrhna-'l
1
S''tn
Couch
1
.tZ
Rifle
.
3
Chilfffii-rs
f.
"r',i-lJ'r
ht
tamrs
1
CttH-troinx
.
.,
'
"K
"-
1r"
Heaters
5
Snit
ascs
?.
Kit
t
e
Tb'rs
(
2
"is
Complete
.
.
1953-54
GUN
GUIDE
As
long
As
They
Last
1
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any
gun
on
this
page
and
get
a
free
copy
of
"Gun
Guide,"
worth
2.00,
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and
illustrations
by
foremost
gun
editors
and
experts.
J-SAVAGE
MOD&
340
BOLT
ACTION
RIFLE
.
.
.
Design
of
bolt
rear
and
trigger
mechanism
assures
lightning-fast
ing,
posi
IN1NG
1.
C.
HIGGINS
SHOTGUNS
AND
RIFLES
ARE
SOLD
ONLY
BY
SIMPSONS-SEARS
tive
operation
and
clear,
crisp
trigger
pull.
4
shot
capacity,
.30-.30
caL
.
.
:ASURt
,
,
in
0
V
New
9'
x
10V
Broadloora
Carpet
and
t'nileifelt
Other
eric!cs
too
numerous
to
mention
GEO.
J.
DAWES
AUCTIONEER
Phone
Red
127;
Block
846;
B.C.
Messenger
678
312
3rd
Ave.
West
KM.
fidore
Caie
r,