Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
August
8,
1953
TODAY
7-9
p.m.
C.
HESTON
-
8.
HAYWARn
i
THE
PRESIDENT'S
UDy,?
Overweight
Dan
Cockell
Stages
Rally
t
t
i
r
r
ai
iil
Moose
Defeat
Sockeyes
12-5
Scorjng
runs
In
every
Inning
but
the
first
with
a
total
of
15
RACING
KING
OF
PREHISTORIC
SEA.
1
10
iaKe
decision
rrom
maunews
BLACKWOOD
on
dridge
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
SEATTLE
l
API
A
body
blow
thrown
in
the
desperation
of
a
losing
battle
doubled
up
Harry
Kid
Matthews
of
Seattle
Friday
night
and
put
the
fat
but
agile
hits.
Moose
trounced
Conrad
Street
Sockeyes
12-5
last
night
in
a
Little
League
baseball
fix-
i
ture
at
Algoma
Park.
!
Steve
Toth
was
the
big
gun
for
the
Moose,
hitting
four
for
LooJ
British
heavyweight
champion,
Briton,
55
to
45.
Don
Cockell,
on
the
road
to
a
i
"i
thought
Harry
won
seven
'
10-round.
split
decision
victory.
out
of
the
10,"
said
Jack
Hur-A
crowd
of
14,868,
which
paid
ley,
Matthews'
manager.
"He
$96,606
to
see
the
scrap,
was
as
was
so
far
in
front
at
the
ninth
surprised
as
the
180-pound
Mat-
j
didn't
see
how
he
could
lose."
thews
at
the
sudden
ninth-
j
But
the
fight
was
decided
on
round
explosion.
Cockell,
who
points.
The
Associated
Press
outweighed
Matthews
by
31
1
a
scorecard
had
Matthews
win-pounds,
was
bleeding
from
a
ning
six
rounds,
with
two
going
deep
gash
over
his
left
eye
and
'
to
Cockell
and
two
even
but
seemed
all
but
whipped
after
j
split
the
points,
55
to
each
man.
a.
The
Thrill-Picture
You've
Been
Hearing
About
on
TYm
four
with
two
singles
and
two
three-baggers
to
his
credit.
Wilf
Erickson
also
connected
for
a
triple.
Per
Halverson,
Moose
starting
There's
More
to
Defence
Than
Cashing
High
Cards
There
is
a
lot
more
to
defence
than
the
cashing
eight
rounds.
Harry
began
piling
up
the
points
from
the
stan.
evading
of
aces
and
kings.
Today's
four
heart
contract
looks
Then
he
caught
Harry
with
the
sweeping
smash
to
the
midsection
and
blasted
Matthews
PAlT
CHRISTIAN
PAULA
RAYMOND
CtCJL
KEILAWAt
P5
KENNETH
TOBEV
JACK
PENNICK
iMMMiTJno
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HWlr
t.
(
Mitiiniai
lit
ii.iiiiew
audon
1
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..
Hi
cwiiH
Mo
dku
-Mti,WARNLR
BROS
If
TOTE
AA
Mondoy
to
Wednei4
A,U"
Enl"lii
.
FtMOt'K
PLAYERS
Til
F.
AT
KG
the
rusnes
or
tne
overweigm
.
,.
.
tit-
aui
ut,
cockell
and
punishing
him
with
unbeatable
at
first
glance.
It
appears
.,,.
Mr.
Abel
has
on
the
jaw
before
he
hit
the,
sharp
jabs
and
hooks.
In
the
Q
jQse
on
ore
Spa(le
one
heart
and
one
Club.
canvas
in
the
first
or
tnree
sixm
ne
ouenea
a
cut.
i:i
.
.
.
..
.
.
.
.
Actually,
though,
he
doesn't
the
Londoner's
nine-count
knockdowns
in
that
,
inches
long
on
churker,
held
down
the
Sockeyes
!
to
six
scattered
hits
and
four
runs
in
the
first
four
Innings
while
the
Moose
chalked
up
Rlx
runs.
He
struck
out
six.'
Ed
Eyford
took
care
of
the
last
two
innings,
allowing
the
Sockeyes
only
one
hit
and
giving
up
only
one
run.
In
four
innings,
Hetherington
for
the
Sockeyes
was
tagged
tor
:
ten
hits
and
six
runs
while
striking
out
4
Moose.
Dale
Turcoote
relieving
In
the
fifth
gave
up
6
runs,
on
five
hits
while
fanning
5.
Next
Little
League
game
will
be
Monday
between
league
leading
Wildcats
and
Moose,
cheek
and
he
kept
it
bleeding
for
three
rounds.
Early
in
the
ninth
Cockell
landed
his
payoff
punch
as
have
a
chance
against
the
cor-
i
rect
defence.
Mr.
Dale
led
the
seven
of
spades
and
dummy's
'
king
was
put
up.
If
you
held
j
Mr.
Masters'
cards,
what
would
!
decisive
ninth
round.
There
were
howls
of
rage
in
the
Matthews
camp
after
the
decision
was
announced.
Only
Judge
Pinkman
favored
the
31-year-old
"Kid,"
51
points
to
49.
Judge
Jim
Grant
had
it
50'2
to
492
for
Cockell
and
referee
Jimmy
Wilson
voted
for
the
trapment
in
a
corner.
Don
kept
;
vo"
ply
South
dealer
Both
sides
vulnerable
North
(
Mr.
'hailtiloii)
S
K
Q
6
H
Q
J
10
d
a
gun
c
4
MMltll
,
(Mr.
Alirl)
s
J
io
a
'
H
A
8
8
8
4
D
K
J
C
K
Q
rst
l
ust
He
had
only
one
right'
play
launching
haymakers
as
Matthews
kept
getting
up,
and
most
of
them
landed.
The
third
and,
of
course,
he
made
it.
Here
was
his
reasoning.
First
he
made
a
mental
check
to
see
i'Oim
KATHtKlNiS
GRAYSON
-
GORDON
1(1"
6:50-9
in
"THE
DESERT
SONG"
Sunday
Midnight
Only
IDA
LUPINO
.
MICHAEL
PATE
In
in
"WOMEN
IN
"RUGGED
HIDING"
O'RIORDANS"
knockdown,
off
a
looping
left,
almost
knocked
Harry
through
"
Mr.
Dale
opening
could
be
the
ropes.
suit.
Using
the
rule
of
11,
he
deducted
the
number
of
the
card
lnrl
from
11.
Spvpii
frnm
"I
was
slow."
said
Cockell.
"I
couldn't
catch
him.
(Mr.
Musters)
B-A
IIS
II
8
3
1
10
4
3
C
J
10
8
3
(Mr.
Hull')
S
7
3
H
K
7
2
D-8
6
6
C
A
7
6
5
3
The
buWUliH:
Eolith
West
1
H
Puss
a
li
Pass
"I
weighed
205
when
I
got
u
leaves
four
So
tnere
wouid
here
and
went
up
to
2112
be-
-
be
four
spades
nlRner
tnan
tne
fore
the
fight.
I
didn't
get
any
;
spvpn
olltside
of
Mr.
Dlllf.v
POSTCA
0ISPIAY
OOKLCTt
CATALOGS
Chief's
Win
Pushes
Salem
Down
Ladder
and
it
slowed
me
Norlh
2
D
4
H
Eu.st
Puss
All
p:Ls
road
work
down."
STATU
UO
,
r&,
I
THl
ONtr
LB
'
vl
rUU-UNGTH
FtAlU!
Of
H
Jjh
I
THE
CORONATION.
OF
QUEEN
Vftr
ELIZABETH
ll
,
.
fW0fiSsM,
WALLACE
S
MEN'S
SHOP
A
STORE
FOR
MEN
Naturally
the
women,
too.
recognize
Wallace's
Men's
Shop
excellent
taste
and
selection
in
men's
wear
.
.
.
You'll
like
the
ple&suiit
surroundings,
too.
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
aid
he
could
spare
to
encour-gc
another
lead
of
the
suit
if
v!r.
Dale
could
gain
the
lead
efnre
all
of
his
trumps
were
taken
away
from
him.
As
you
sec,
this
was
the
killing
defence.
At
trick
two
Mr.
Abel
led
the
queen
of
hearts
from
dummy
and
let
It
ride.
WHERE
CRAFTSMANSHIP
COUNTS
.
.
.
COUNT
ON
US!
Dibb
Printing
Co.
hand.
But
he
could
see
five
spade.
higher
than
the
seven
in
his
own
hand
and
dummy.
Therefore,
the
opening
lead
was
not
a
fourth
highest.
It
was
a
top
of
nothing
lead
from
a
holding
of
three
cards
or
less.
Could
it
be
a
singleton?
Very
unlikely,
since
that
would
give
Mr.
Abel
a
five-card
spade
suit
and
he
had
never
bid
spades.
The
best
hope,.
then",
was
that
the
lead
was
from
a
doubleton
Mr.
Masters
did
not
play
rib
ace
of
spades
at
trick
one.
That
was
the
only
entry
to
his
hand
Shantz
Sidelined
PHILADELPHIA
(AP)
Southpaw
Bobby
Shantz
has
been
sidelined
indefinitely
by
manager
Jimmy
Dykes
of
Philadelphia
Athletics.
'
"I
don't
know
when
I
can
use
Bobby
again,
but
I
do
know
it
won't
be
until
I'm
quite
sure
his
arm
and
shoulder
are
all
right,"
said
Dykes.
By
The
ChiiuUIhii
Prew
The
sagging
Salem
Senators
lost
more
ground
Friday
night
in
their
bid
to
take
the
second
hnlf
title
of
the
split
Western
International
League
season.
The
Senators,
first
hiJf
victors,
dropped
a
6-4
decision
to
Wenatchee
to
fall
2''a
games
behind
the
front-running
Spo-
COMPANY
Mr.
Dale
won
with
the
king
and
returned
his
last
spade,
the
trey.
Mr.
Masters
won
with
the
ace
and
returned
the
suit
for
P
M
UUCC.I1
ace
ofjkane
Indians,
who
pounded
out
setting
a
9-7
win
over
tail-end
Calgary.
IS
CROWNED'
I
Mr.
Dale
to
ruff.
The
clubs
then
took
the
'.rick.
He
played
the
nine
the
highest
A
walk,
two
singles
and
doubles
PCL
SCORES
Oakland
1-3,
Sacramento
6-7.
Seattle
3,
San
Francisco
5.
San
Diego
2,
Hollywood
3.
Los
Angeles
4,
Portland
1.
J
"
1
Stars
Down
Note
thnt
if
Mr.
Masters
hl;by
Tom
Munoz
and
Lyle
Palmer
:layed
the
ace
and
another
i
gave
Wenatchee's
Chiefs
three
spade
at
the
beginning,
Mr.
runs
In
the
seventh
frame
and
..lie
could
not
have
reached
his
they
hung
to
it
the
rest
of
the
hand
after
getting
in
with
the
j
way
for
their
win
over
the
Sen-king
of
hearts.
'
ators.
!
Games
around
the
rest
of
the
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3-2
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Boost
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By
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Canadian
Press
FAMOI'S
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SHOWS
7
9:01
SAY
loop
saw
Trl-Clty
roll
over
Yakima
6-3,
Edmonton
smother
Lewlston
10-2
and
Victoria
out-
lasted
the
Vancouver
Capllanos
'
13-12.
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Slated
For
U.K.
Boxer
LEICESTER,
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(AP)
1
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'
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Hollywood
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and
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they
cobs
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today
hew
as
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had
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three"
more
in
the
.
.
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and
a
solid
roof's
the
best
protection.
Plan
your
roof
ork
NOW.
Don't
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it
off.
Let
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put
it
on!
coasl
League
lean
over
Seatt
e
"'s,..
.
.
v
.
o
V
QQlV.X'
heavyweight
title
holder,
for
a
fonverlo-Orid.
fourth
and
a
brace
In
the
seventh,
then
weathered
a
five-
to
six
full
games.
fight
with
Eari
Walls
of
Edmon-
Automatic
0n
(4
ton,
Canadian
champ,
for
the
run
Vancouver
rally
In
the
top
of
the
eighth.
The
Capllanos
Empire
title.
Control.
Indrpenilrnl
Spf"
Broiler.
Cockell
defeated
Harry
Math-
1
played
the
game
under
protest
I
I
after
the
fourth.
thews
at
Seattle
Friday
night.
Kliilriiokcr-iir-'
(See
story
on
Page
6.
j
"I'm
prepared
to
make
a
very
i
Drivers
No
Better
i
The
Stars
thumped
San
Diego
3-2
last
night
thanks
to
Dale
Long's
prodigious
hitting
and
tarring
baserunning
while
Seattle
was
bowing
to
the
San
Francisco
Seals,
5-3.
Manager
Bobby
Bragan
of
Hollywood
was
ejected
in
the
fourth
inning
for
throwinghis
cap
when
Lj?e
Wills
was
thrown
lout
at
third
ttyfrig
td
steal
He
soon
had
company,
for
pitcher
unit.
Minute
Minder.
OvH
Liht.
Anpliaiur
Oiitlrt
big
offer
to
Cockell
to
defend
his
1
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Jacobs
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police
'Sa)(t-
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official
say,,
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the
first
time
in
169
fights
l
tneir
biggest
crack-down
In
the
Long
scored
the
winning
run
I
when
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dropped
a
contested
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Al
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!
Lien
pitched
the
Seals
tocontested
the
eatner
title
wlth
;
heir
win
over
Seattle,
although
j
Tommy
Paul
and
Freddie
Miller
;the
losers
had
11
hits
to
Sanfore
MiUer
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socked
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Portland
pitchers
for
10
hits
and
a
4-1
verdict.
Lefty
Joe
Hatten
was
effective,
getting
five
hits,
while
the
Beavers'
Jehosie
Heard
was
relieved
in
the
fourth.
Sacramento
took
two
games
from
lowly
.Oakland,
6-1
and
7-3.
Nippy
Jones,
Sacramento
first
baseman,
got
7
hits
in
8
tries.
Herm
Besse
outpitched
ess
Flores
in
the
opener
and
Chesty
Chet
Johnson
got
the
'ecision
over
Ernie
Broglio
in
the
second
game.
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