Victoria
WL
Team
Beset
By
Finances
"mite
Kupti
I
Uuil
INevv;
Wt-aitrciay,
Kia
27,
i9;.S
VICTORIA
(CP)
Future
or
general
manager
Reg
Patterson
t'y
can
have
It
b,
'
,,,
nii
this
i,..
.
CYO
Drops
First
Game
To
Motors
suld:
"If
Victorians
want
w
"viita
professional
baseball
In
Victoria
will
depend
on
fan
support
for
this
week's
home
stand
of
the
Tyees.
profe;-
bers
iln
"i
suffi,.i.n.
ieient
i
'
ROUND-UP
slonal
baseball,
and
the
I
think
they
nanclul
,.,....
-
'
ve
OUte,,
It
must
be
the
way
the
other
team
feeJs."
Playing
four
men
short,
CYO
last
night
lost
their
first
soccer
motAi,
rf
th
cpninn
as
General
Holiday
luggage
Milwaukee
Gains
Half
Game
On
Cards
With
6-0
Victory
NEW
YORK
P
The
first
tak.
the
nightcap
3-2.
No
other
place
Milwaukee
Braves
gained
'
National
League
clubs
were
another
half-game
on
the
second
scheduled,
olace
St.
Louis
Cardinals
Tues-1
other
scores:
day
by
defeating
Cincinnati
Reds
m
il
Salem
11,
Tri-Clty
5;
0-0
while
the
Cards
were
split-
j
Spokane
7,
Edmonton
3:
Wen-ting
a
doubleheader
with
the:atrhee
10,
Victoria
14;
Yakima
Chicago
Cubs.
j
Vancouver
?;
Lewiston
at
Cal-
The
Braves
now
lead
in
the
gary
postponed.
National
League
by
a
game
and
j
Oakland
2-2,
San
Fran-
a
half.
They've
won
12
of
their
cisco
3-4;
Hollywood
2,
Los
An-last
16
games.
i
geles
3:
Seattle
5.
Sacramento
6;
Cards
won
the
opener
fl-3,
but
,
Portland
2,
San
Diego
3.
the
Cubs
came
from
behind
to'
American
Chicago
8.
Bt.
Louis
.
2:
Detroit
8,
Cleveland
9;
Boston
In
financial
difficulties
"be-1
cause
of
poor
attendance
during
,
the
first
12
home
games
of
the
season,
club
officials
have
Is-:
sued
an
appeal
for
more
fan
j
support.
Club
directors
met
to
consider
j
the
situation,
and
In
a
prepared
nress
release
following
the
'
-
We
are
advised
that
it
will
be
Motors
defeated
them
by
the
improper
to
refer
to
Ben
Hogan
as
"Bantam
Ben"
when
he
goes
iftar
Hit,
f,,,ll-
V'lHnnat
nrwn
al1
the
latest
Ilte
lesii;s
t
,
only
goal
of
the
evening.
GMs
also
were
short
of
their
NEW
YORK
(API
Billy
Loes.
Brooklyn's
unpredictable
and
Foniewliat
birnused
young
righthander,
was
asked
how
he
explained
the
fact
that
he
almost
invariably
follows
one
of
his
brilliant
performances
with
an
exhibition
so
horrible
it
gives
manager
Chuck
Dressen
the
shakes.
"I
can
t
figure
it
out,
myself,"
Billy
replied
thoughtfully.
"I
always
feel
the
samp.
Trices
U,
sit
you
!
f"
ew
with
two
players
arriv-The
title
next
month
at
Oakmont.
remarkable
Texan
has
put
i
n6
for
the
second
half'
cn
some
20
pounds
yi
the
last
The
North
Star
league
match
few
years,
they
say,
and
now
,
was
hard
fought,
however,
with
balances
the
beam
at
a
robust
i
no
score
at
half-time.
A
feature
162.
The
bif
fellow
now
out-!
was
CYO
goal
tender
Carolie's
at
'meeting
Implied
that
if
further
f
import
is
not
forthcoming
In
'this
week's
home
stand,
It
U
I
probable
the
Tyees
will
be
forc-'
eel
to
drop
out
of
the
Western
International
League.
Commenting
on
the
situation,
The
Sports
Shop
;
weighs
several
of
his
mot
e
save
on
a
penalty
kick
taken
by
at
Philadelphia
postponed.
prominent
rivals,
including
!
Mills,
which
he
turned
over
tne
Lloyd
Mangrum.
bar.
Tait
got
GMs
only
goal
;
after
being
set
up
by
Mills.
Al
Lopez,
the
Cleveland
man-
i
Teams:
i
ger.
is
quuted
as
saying
he
!
CYO
Carollie;
Currie,
Bap-would
bench
Rav
Boone
and
use
tisti:
Letourneau,
Ruttan,
C.
UKll
SPOT
FOR
A
HOLIDAy.?
Joui4e
in
7$e
Zfafo
F5
"V
f
Its
.
V
Remember
When
Remember
When
page
Six,
Phil
Granville
of
Hamilton
i
finished
third,
behind
Andrew1
Payne
and
John
Salo,
when
the
$50,000
"bunion
derby"
ended
at'
New
Yoik
30
years
ago
today.!
Nearly
200
runners
had
started
the
marathon
organized
by
the'
late
C.
C.
Cash
and
Carry
Pyle.j
the
finishers
covering
3.422.
miles'
in
84
days.
I
George
Strickland
regularly
at
Nuyten;
Mohan,
A.
Dutch,
H.
shortstop
if
he
had
a
hitting
Nuyten
and
Phillips'
cntcher
to
replace
Jim
Hegan.
j
General
Motors
Bowman:
Major
League
Leaders
By
The
Canadian
Press
National
League
AB
R
H
Pet.
Wyrostek,
Pha
87
13
31
.356
Greengrnss,
Cin....
105
21
37
.352
Sclioendienst,
Stl.
129
19
45
.349
Ashburn,
Pha
115
15
40
.348
Lockman,
N
Y
131
14
43
.328
Runs:
Snider
and
Campanella,
Brooklyn,
28.
Sk
MB
TV
'-.-SJSC
While
Boone
hurts
the
Indians
Lien,
Eby;
Furunes,
Sundberg.
with
his
fielding,
he's
a
far
bet
Bedford:
Crosbv.
Hidber,
Tait
Mills,
Morven;
Wilson,
Robinson'
Pensemma.
Standings:
North
Star
Football
League
I
lor
fielder
than
Strickland.
"With
Strickland.
Hegan
and
(;iir
pitcher
hitting
in
order,"
;
Lopez
says,
"it
means
we
bat'
in
only
six
innings
to
the
other
j
club's
nine."
Huns
batted
in:
('amprinella.
46.
P
W
L
F
A
P
CYO
5
4
1
19
7
8
General
Motors
6
4
2
13
9
8
Battery
5
0
5
4
20
0
Airline
Crew
Die
in
Crash
ST.
LOUIS
CP)
A
non-sched-
The
mo:il
intriguing
item
of
i
the
young
baseball
season,
for
!
our
money,
is
th
fart
that
the
Phillies
played
27
garr.es
before
one
of
their
number
hit
a
triplo.
Is
that
eood1
Does
it
mean
that
0STCAS
BISPLAV
OORUTS
CATALOGS
suTWftficr
Steve
O'Neill's
athletes
are
such
miehty
clubbers
that
they
dis-
Your
comfort
is
the
keynote
at
the
Chateau
Lake
Louis
.
.
.
from
the
warmed,
filtered,
glass-enclosed
pool
to
the
spacious
hut
'homey'
guest
rooms
and
public
lounges.
Relax
on
the
rolling
flower
111
led
Chateau
High,
vaulted
ceilings
and
great
smne
fireplaces
arc
an
Alpine
setting
,ir
gourmet
meals.
And
for
extra
com-lort
oo
vour
trip
to
Lake
Louise,
travel
aboard
smooth,
air-conditioned
Canatlian
Pacific
trains.
Plan
to
nuke
Hits:
bclioencUn.st,
45.
Doubles:
Dark,
New
York,
and
Schocndienst,
13.
Triples:
Bruton,
Milwaukee,
arid
Bernier,
Pittsburgh.
4.
Home
runs:
Campa.itlla.
13.
Stolen
bases:
Gilliam,
Brooklyn.
7.
Pitching:
Rurkont.
Milwaukee,
5-(i,
1.000.
Strikeouts:
Simmons,
Philadelphia,
47.
American
League
....
.,
AB
R
H
Pet.
Kell.
Bos
112
23
41
Vernon.
Was
135
21
49
.363
Ruder.
Pha
100
14
37
.34!)
toM
Voy"
aX
,i
,
wW
c'ain
anything
short
of
a
home
!
uled
airliner,
limping
through
run,
or
does
it
mean
that
Steven
';
heavy
fog
with
one
of
Its
two
i;
trying
to
win
a
flag
with
two
j
engines
crippled,
crashed
here
pitchers
and
a
crew
of
lead-,
Sunday
claiming
the
lives
of
six
foots
who
can
t
run
farther
airline
employees.
One
mechanic
rounds
or
enjoy
your
lavouritc
sport.
rum
tennis
to
trail
riding,
this
your
Canadian
Rockies"
year!
WHERE
CRAFTSMANSHIP
COUNTS
.
.
.
COUNT
ON
US!
Dibb
Printing
Co.
'nan
second.-
wns
injured
tulormaliom
and
rtifrvafioni
li
cum
any
CanodioA
Pacific
offrc,
your
own
tfcrvaf
ogenf
or
3rd
Avonu
Wt,
Princ
Rupert
I.I;
Princ
lup1
31
Four
fliers
and
a
youthful
:
hostess
for
Meteor
Air
Transport
;
Company
of
Teteboro
Airport,
N.J.,
were
killed
instantly.
The
COMPANY
'It
.330
.325
mechanic
died
about
10
hours
after
the
crash
without
regaining
eoiiiciousness.
Rosen,
Cle
109
17
36
Mantle.
NY
123
33
41
Runs:
Mantle.
33.
Dropo,
De-
Runs
batted
in
troit.
31.
The
Chelsea
Hospital
In
London,
built
by
Wren,
was
opened
.r
1694
Hit1!:
Vernon.
49.
Doubles:
Kell.
14.
Triples:
Jensen,
Washington,
tar
fr
Home
runs:
Gernert,
Boston,
blfwen
bases:
Mmiiri
rhirntrn
'
-t".
13
it
..Vi'n
,tr
13.
-i
...-wi
I
n
.
.
1
...
a
n
root,.
I
.
.
.
niiiKeoiiis:
i-ierce,
unicafjo.
4i
Thornhill
Club
?
Competitions
Announced
A
Better
Deal
I
for
Insurance
fc
Your
Social
Credit
government
has
made
many
changes
in
hospital
insurance
result-
.
ing
in
savings
of
many
thousands
of
dollars
to
the
people.
It
reduced
premiums.
rlf
abolished
co-insurance.
Suspended
outstanding
arrears.
Expanded
d
e
p
endency
regulations.
Premium
.
payers
received
tke
benefits.
fa
No
other
government
can
make
that
claim.
V,
.
.
f
i
"
,.
4
'
-.4
T
t.
u
J
1
it
,
The
coming
season's
competitions
announced
by
the
Thorn-hill
Golf
Club
of
Terrace
include
two
open
events
for
the
public
as
weU
as
club
members
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Prince
George.
;
The
open
events
are
the
Skeena
Valley
Open
Medal
Play
for
the
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
trophy,
July
12.
and
the
Skeena
Valley
Open
Handicap
for
the
Martin
Bros,
trophy,
date
to
be
announced.
Other
comnetitions
are:
May
31
Club
championship,
oualifying
round,
George
Cook
Jewellers
trophy.
Flights
to
play
off.
June
28
Ladies'
club
championship
qualifying
round
for
Terrace
Hotel
trophy.
July
5
Junior
club
champ
if
Don't
be
misled
.
.
.
Mark
your
ballot
first
choice.
V
sm
V
1
'
,"N
SOCIAL
CREDIT
1
Buy
TC
I
f
1
.
.
(ft
S
-v-
MC?.
BUMSTEAD
)
ue
CAin
V
(
LOOK1E
HEPE.STUPiD-WHATS
THIS
VOU
PE
)
.
'
I
IISn'T
THIS
K
'!
IV
V
GEE,
I'M")
C
""'sSv-2-,8)
J
LfWn
I
I
,K
WE'PE
VEPV
SOPPV
J
I
II
l'L
"
(
''LL
CALL
J
I'
getting
s
I
xC-
JW
yr
e
(
fou
nwmat
we
did
j
0
.
SVQ?
M(?5.
A
J
wocciEa
Ivww
e
'i
and
we
want
to
t
L-C-ji
woodley
)
l"
N
nowJiTu
i
iX
A
1
.
apologize
r-
1
Si
1
'
r'
''fdz
STOP.
BOYS,)
.Xirs
all
I
13
11
1
wtfc;B.
mv
)
STOP.r-
-r
mistake
Vft
J?
foqge
me
.
.
.
.
its
all
V,
mTe'?
-VSvC
(
FOR
mjumingJYYYYyYaX
been
a
Ji
-
it-.
JM:mm
L.lDpSLQTTlr??MLESjL
--
s
(
WE'LL
INSIST
ThEV
W'WwvwJ
ANO
n0M0('Y7
7,1
TLMcnTTtYfYY
VJE'l-
GO
Btt
GET
SPANKINGS
r1
nXXXf(C
ALLOWANCES
I
V
HLSc";THE
SMOULP)
I
I
I
I
'
jr
AND
TALK
TO
(
V
AKiD
NO
MOPE
-J
1
LL
'
A
I
V
anD
"t
)
1
7
BE
PUNISHED
.
L
THEIP
PAPENT5
T
DESSEPTS
AND
V
-44
THElB
J
--'
-'Sy
.
''yj4;Wi
q
1
1
&ks
fZ."-
ro.--
i
-
ANO
(flQSr
K
I
I
1wE
"hELLO,
fT
9
-BECOME
WHEN
TWEYVp
I.FT5
GO
IN
THK
BOUGHT
THEM
)
)
OF
AGE
ooi-
CUGSTOCE
AND
GET
)
SODAS
AND
CAND"
MP
"V
-.V.
THEY'LL
HAVE
TO
J
,
r
v
y,
BANDAGES
?
7
FOO
APOLOGIZING
j(
APEM'T
)
(BUMSTEAP
)
K
GO
TO
J'0'11-
t-A
L
's'tJ.s
fop
oup
)
'
rto-i&BiZ
r
they
7
Ji
'
'-
Cpf.
m
Kin
fttturn
SynJiamj.-
Inc.,
WW
lyhte
nftnti.
r
RTS
TTil"
f
C
'
'
This
advertisement
Is
issued
by
the
British
Columbia
Social
Credit
Cnm-
piilen
Ommittee.
'
ionship
qualifying
round
for
Terrace
Building
Supply
trophy,
j
July
19
Club
nand
leap-match
play
for
the
A.
E.
(Ted)
Smith
trophy.
July
26
Ladies'
club
handicapmatch
play
for
the
J
&
M
Truck
&
Equipment
Co.
Ltd.
trophy.
Sept.
6
Junior
club
handicap
medal
play.
Sept.
7
Novice
event
handicap.'
of
30
and
over
for
the
Motel
trophy.
Sept.
13
Mixed
two-ball
foursome
event,
medal
play
for
the
Terrace
Drugs
trophy.
FISHING
-HUNTING
or
just
FUN
.
FLY
Your
Party
to
Your
Favorite
Spot
In
the
North,
its
.
TorBlG
UsedCar
Value
A-l
APPEARANCE
A-l
SAFETY
A-l
MECHANICALLY
A-l
VALUE
Queen
Charlotte
AIRLINES
Agents:
mm?
BOB
PARKER
LTD.
"TIIK
COMPLETE
TRAVEL
SERVICE"
"The
Home
of
Friendly
Service"