r
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
May
15,
1954
CORONATION,
Alta.
W
Tar-i
r
John
Waltham
wpn
a
new
Rainiers
Seeking
4th
Win
utomobile
In
the
curling
asso-
Giants
Take
Sixth
Straight
To
Move
Into
Tie
For
Top
Spot
Jatkm's
bingo
on
)ils
birthday.
year
ajo
he
tied
lor
a
similar
In
Kow
Against
Beavers
prize,
but
lost
put
in
the
tic
draw.
Uy
The
Cunarjiun
Press
7,::
""""To
dm.w.J
most
Improvement
has
been
The
Giants
defeated
the
Cubs
made
by
Cincinnati
Redlegs
with
9-0.
Brooklyn
absorbed
a
10-1
BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
wnn
ban
Dieeo
hi,T
aCl"
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
the
surprising
New
York
Giants
thrashing
by
the
Cardinals,
Cin-
cinnati
edged
tha
Phillies
1-0
a
close
runner-up.
The
Redlegs
r.
--
-
Hollywood
moved
1
place,
ace.
a
half
.
.
,uno
into
Same
hai
":
and
Pittsburgh
broke
a
seveu-gam
losinz
streak
at
the
expense
of
Milwaukee,
3-2
in
10
innincs.
in
the
National
League.
I
A
run
in
the
ninth
inning
on
i
Sacs,
by
again,
5-2.
The
Seattle
Rainiers
shoot
for
win
No.
4
today
In
their
torrid
inter-city
Pacific
Coast
League
duel
with
the
Portland
Beavers.
The
Suds
racked
up
their
I
third
victory
of
the
first
series
between
the
two
squads
this
season,
6-4,
as
cagey
Steve
Nagy
I
bested
Portland's
Dick
Fielder
and
iob
Alexander.
I
A
wild
throw
by
third
acker
I
Rocky
Krsnich
in
the
fifth
in
dumping
oV
f
fVs&
ft
By
BEN
I'lll.FGAR
Associated
Press
Staff
Writer
With
the
major
leanue
pennant
races
Just
into
their
second
month,
nine
of
the
16
teams
find
themselves
better
off
than
they
were
at
this
stage
a
year
ago.
Two
are
all
even
with
their
1953
pace.
Even
the
five
who
have
fallen
behind
aren't
too
far
back
of
where
they
were
after
the
first
month
of
last
season.
Based
on
games
behind
first
place.
Detroit
Tigers
have
made
the
biggest
gain.
A
dreadful
last
at
this
point
In
1953
when
they
were
12
games
behind,
the
Tigers
now
find
themselves
only
were
last,
seven
games
behina.
Now
they're
only
one
game
back,
even
though
they
are
laying
fifth
in
the
tight
race.
SIXTH
STRAIGHT
The
Giants,
who
moved
Friday
night
Into
a
virtual
first-place
tie
with
Philadelphia
by
winning
their
sixth
straight,
are
a1
games
better
off
than
m
1953.
The
Yankees
trimmed
Detroit
Good
Playing
Backs
Up
Boldness
in
Bidding
Slam
Aggressive
is
a
mild
word
to
describe
the
bid-fling
of
today's
hand.
.When
Mr.
Masters
two-club
response
was
promptly
,
raised,
he
sensed
the
possibility
of
a
slam.
He
bid
diamonds
to
show
first
round
HowfoI(E
FIT
offer!
low
down-l.V.
.uJ?T
ning
allowed
two
runs
to
score
and
that
mlscue
cost
Portland
the
game.
singles
oy
uass
Michaels
and
Minnie
Minco
plus
an
error
en-ablrd
Hie
White
Sox
to
beat
the
Athletics
and
pull
a
full
game
In
front
in
the
American.
Don
Johnson,
with
two
two-hit
shutouts
to
his
credit
as
a
starter,
picked
up
his
fourth
victory
while
working
relief.
KAYO
GROMEK
The
Yankees
kayoed
Steve
Gromek,
who
h&d
won
five
in
a
row
for
Detroit,
with
a
dozen
I
6-4
in
the
only
day
game
Friday.
In
night
action
Cleveland
beat
control
of
that
suit.
,
When
his
partner
raised
diamonds,
too,
he
disliked
the
idea
of
merely
go'ng
five
clubs,
which
probably
-would
be
passed.
Finally
he
decided
to
bid
fourlieiirt
a
game
and
a
half
off
the
pace
Washington
5-2,
Baltimore
of
the
first-place
Chicago
White
thumped
Boston
7-2
and
Chicago
Sox
in
the
American
League.
shaded
Philadelphia
4-3
In.
the
In
the
National
League
ths
'
American
League.
a
as
a
further
slam
try
ann
Mr.
North
doalcr
East-West
vulnerable
North
(Mr.
'IiiiinIoii)
88
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(Mr.
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(Mr.
A
tart)
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(Mr.
Mult-r)
810
7
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8
D
A
B
As
a
whole,
the
league
pennant
race
is
a
very
snappy
affair.
Only
3','2
games
separate
Sacramento,
in
first
place,
and
Los
Angeles
in
seventh
place.
Log
Angeles
is
In
the
depths
because
of
a
sudden
slump
that
has
run
through
two
series,
and
the
Angels
bowed
again
Friday
night,
10-4.
to
tail
end
San
Francisco,
which
is
8',j
games
off
the
pace.
The
surprising
Sacramento
hits
in
the
led
first
.six
.innings.
Gene
j
champion
put
him
In
a
slam
Woodling
the
barrage
with
a
double
and
a
triple.
'
iround
that
,.
fV
aw.
aT
I
I
Wtato
ta
workup
I
1
MM
,
Dodd'.
K,dw,
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2
"u,.i.V,c,d.p(l(J,Di;1
Mr.
Masters'
heart
holding
should
have
been
better
for
hi?
four-heart
call,
but
his
piny
of
the
hand
justified
his
boldness.
Mr.
Dale
could
have
inn
tie
For
MORE;
Fun
In
,
The
Sun
j
"Play"
Clothes
do
make
a
B
difference.
Wallace's
are
always
on
the
alert
to
bring
you
the
latest.
See
Wallace's
stock
now
and
remember
there's
more
arriving
every
B
day.
Today
7-9
"ELEPHANT
WALK'
Bob
Turley
won
his
fourth
i
same
and
raised
his
league
lead-J
ing
strikeout
total
to
53
by
fanning
11
as
the
Orioles
whipped
!
Boston.
Five
runs
in
the
eightii
inning
broke
up
a
2-2
tie.
A
grand
slain
home
run
by
George
Strickland
against
Washington
made
it
easy
for
Bio
Lemon
to
w'in
his
fifth
of
the
year.
The
Indians
scored
all
five
of
their
runs
in
the
first
inning.
It
was
a
long
time
in
coming,
but
when
the
Cardinals
scored
FREE
SHOW,
SEE
YOl'K
FIGHTING
NAVY
IN
ACTION
-
A
Colorful
Travelogue
of
Canada
"THE
NAVY
FLIES"
Scenes
from
ISLE
OF
CAPRI
-
MT.
VESUVIUS
-
BERMUDA
-
HAWAII
CIVIC
CENTRE-8
p.m.
MAY
20
sure
of
the
defeat
of
the
eon-
I
tract
by
opening
a
heart
but
he
I
had
no
way
of
knowing
tint.
Tie
led
the
ace
of
spades
and
follow-
j
ed
with
the
queen.
Dummy
rtif-j
fed
the
second
trick.
Mr.
Masters
led
a
small
club
to
his
kins
and
ruffed
his
last
spade.
TOO
INNOCENT
Next
he
laid
down
the
qne.n
of
clubs
and
here
Mr.
Abel,
who
SUNDAY
AT
MIDNIGHT
ROY
ROGERS
-
DALE
EVANS
and
TRIGGER
In
"BELLS
OF
CORONADO"
Also
,
TOM
EWELL
with
JULIA
ADAMS
in
"FINDERS
KEEPERS'
MONDAY
TO
WEDNESDAY
their
first
victory
at
Ebbets
Field
7
-
9
p.m:
C
A
K
10
8
2
!
The
bidding:
North
East
South
West
1
H
Puss
a
C
IM
3
C
Pnss
3
D
P:t
4
D
Pass
4
H
Pass
6
C
All
Pass
as
many
as
four
diamonds,
th.n
he
had
too
much.
Mil
l.
DKSPKRATE
Beginning
at
trick
six
he
cashed
the
ace
of
hearts,
returned
to
his
hand
with
the
ace
of
diamonds
and
ran
off
the
re-t
of
his
trumps.
From
dummy
he
discarded
all
of
the
remaining
hearts.
On
the
last
trump
Mr.
Abel
was
down
to
three
diamonds
and
the
king
of
hearts
and
It
was
hi.;
play
to
the
tenth
trick.
If
he
dropped
a
diamond,
all
of
dummy's
diamonds
would
have
been
winners.
Desperately
hoping
Mr.
Dale
had
the
ten
of
hearts,
he
dlscnrded
the
king
of
that
suit.
WALLACE'S:
DEPT.
STORE
j
MIIIIIIIIIIII1.
since
September
of
1952
they
dio
was
anx'ous
to
see
mo
que,
n
m
it
in
fine
stvle,
with
14
hits.
Stan
hoarts
finessed,
discarded
th
Musial
hit
his
11th
home
run
deuce
of
hearts.
This
effort
lo
and
drove
lit
three
tallies.
conceal
the
fact
that
he
had
the
A
Dark
and
Don
Mueller
com-
king
was
Just
a
little
too
innn-bined
for
nine
hits
in
the
Giants'
cent.
-,Mr.
Masters
,wa
fioMool-success
against
Chicago.
Dark
ed.
hit
a
home
run
and
four
singles
He
fcij
tnat
if
Mfc
jftbd-actit
in
five
times
at
bat
and
also
stole
;
oily
did
nfit
liave
the
king
of
two
bases.
I
hearts,
he
would
not
advertise
Art
Fowler
of
Cincinnati
:
that
fact
especially
so
curly
j
fl'DDiru
.
.
Tnnrn
..-.upon
u
oniui
'mtf
luilin
blunKcu
the
Phillies
on
eight
hit
Se&zet
in.
the
hand
and
when
he
surely
had
a
worthless
spade
which
h"
CAPIT0
tVKKSTMNG
CARTOON
NKWS
i
as
he
protected
a
one-run
lead
'
from
the
first
inning.
could
have
played.
l.lrrh
1l,..a
J
r
STARTING
MONDAY
Bo.
placing
the
king
ol
nearls
But
Mr.
Masters
then
cusnca
t.'ic
on
his
right,
Mr.
Masters
lonli-
ten
of
hearts
and
discarded
the
rd
for
some
way
to
make
th
j
nine
of
diamonds
from
th:
hand
than
the
heart
finesse.
It
board.
Dummy's
king
and
queen
occurred
to
him
that
if
Mr.
Abel
'
of
diamonds
won
the
last
two
also
had
the
Jack
of
hearts
and
I
tricks.
BUT
YOU
CAN
TELL
YOUR
NEIGHBORS
SHOCK
IT
SHOCK.
STORY
Of---
.
Alt
Bears
Trim
Lewiston
Broncs
To
Crowd
Defeated
Capilanos
FOR
THAT
EXTRA
SPECIAL
PRINT
JOB
CALL
ON
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
V
WC
MOST
It
I
ON
THE
SAME
PROGRAM
Yakima's
Bears
appeared
to
be
a
whipped
team
when
Lonnie
Summers
singled
and
Dick
BrLskey
doubled.
Two
more
singles
and
a
double
by
Len
Not-en
did
the
damage.
Four
unearnea
runs
in
the
second
frame
added
up
to
Wen-
By
The
Canadian
Press
i
The
Western
International
.
League
kingpins
took
it
on
the
chin
Friday
niRht,
with
Van-
j
couver's
live-game
win
streak
ended
and
the
Capilano's
leadj
chopped
to
one-half
a
game.
The
Caps
bowed
to
Salem,
6-2.
a.s
Yakima
trounced
LcwLston,
6-4,
and
moved
into
the
runner-up
spot.
Yakima
exploded
tor
five
runs
in
the
wventh
to
come
from
behind
and
put
the
skids
under
the
Broncs.
The
Iobs
booted
the
Broncs
from
a
tie
for
second
into
a
tie
for
third.
"
Therrwirtneri
in
the
third--place
bracket
arc
Spokane's
Indians,
who
were
edited,
7-5
by
the
Wenatnhec
Chiefs.
The
night's
other
game
saw
the
last-place
Tri-City
Braves
chop
down
Victoria,
7-4.
A
four-run
second
Inning
gave
Salem's
Senators
their
victory
over
Vancouver.
tit
ADULT
ENTERTAINMENT.
atchec
s
win
over
the
Indians.
Tri-City
Braves
jumped
off
to
a
6-1
lead
aior
three
Innings
and
were
never
headed
In
their
game
with
Victoria,
an
error-
i
filled
contest
which
saw
four
bobbles
by
the
Braves
and
three
i
by
the
Tyees.
The
same
duos
hook
tip
again
'
Saturday
night
With
Calgary
and
j
Edmonton
Joining
action
in
a
twin
bill
at
Calgary.
1
SHOW
TIMES:
Mon
Croiy
7
-
9:40
TOTE
A
Man
in
AttlC
8:20
A
famous
I'layrrs
TV
IF
the
fear
of
having
her
best
linens
ruined
by
identification
marks
keeps
your
neighbor
from
taking
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on
washday
by
sending
everything
to
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laundry
tell
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about
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FKT
System
that
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invisibly
I
Perhaps
you've
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that
we
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no
tags,
no
black,
visible
pen-and-ink
marks
t
But
did
you
know
that
even
without
those
unsightly
marks
we
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ivet
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new
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ELKS
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EVENING
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ust
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-
'
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Referee
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TORONTO
Pi
W.
C.
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refcree-in-chief
of
the
Big
Four
and
long-time
member
of
the
Canadian
Rugby
Union
rules
committee,
died
yesterday
at
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age
of
66.
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h
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