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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
August
22,
1953
makes
rtoutR
Rochester
Vani
Rochsstr
Red
Wings
held
on
to
their
slim
International
Baseball
League
lead
Friday
night,
blanking
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
5-0
and
the
second-place
Buffalo
Bisons,
slaying
In
hot
pursuit,
nipped
Syracuse
Chiefs
6-5.
Only
a
half-game
separates
the
first
two
clubs.
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r
WhenY)
SAJ
"NORTHS
LIGHT
R.
A.
Williams
Wins
Top
Spot
In
U.S.
Shoot
VANDALLA,
Ohio
AP
The
United
States'
biggest
trup-shooting
championship,
tn-$1,500
Grand
American
Hanai-cap,
went
Friday
to
Raymond
A.
WiiJiams.
33-year-old
furniture
store
employee
from
nearby
Eaton,
who
crocked
93
of
!CJ
from
19
yards
and
then
bruke
25
straight
to
break
a
tie
in
a
three-way
shoot
off.
There
were
26
Canadians
competing.
A
quality
Hti
Rtrj
Brewed
from
B.C.
ft,
Canadian
MT
Pure
rocky
MOH
W
ATE
8
.
,
.
ALSO
V
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wan
Jut
noln'
out
INaURAftlK
uli
uie
HonMt
Chlef-lu
itbuul
home
here!"
'er
tat
REVELSTCl
7
:
THIS
IS
AN
AERIAL
VIEW
of
the
new
$500,000
stadium,
home
of
the
Winnipeg
Blue
Bombers
of
the
Western
Inter-provincial
Football
Union.
The
Bombers
gave
it
a
proper
christening
with
the
18-11
exhibition
win
over
the
Ottawa
Rough
Riders.
Naval
gvns,
fireworks,
bands
and
an
appearance
of
Hollywood
star
Corinne
Cali'et
marked
the
official
opening.
9
i
'(fC-
STOUT,
LAGES
AND
English
dark
Williams
broke
67
a
year
ago
in
his
first
try,
and
was
among
the
host
of
duffers
in
the
record
field
of
1.949.
The
previous
high
was
1,786
entrants
in
;
47.
and
last
years
roaring
Grand
drew
1,727.
Williams
won
the
laurels,
but
Harold
E.
Myers
of
Columbus.
O.,
who
finished
third
in
the
shoot-off,
probably
won
.
more
money.
Myers,
a
technical
sergeant
at
Lockbourne
air
force
base,
played
all
the
options
and
could
pick
up
several
thousand
dollars,
but
Williams
played
only
two
of
them.
Carl
L.
Roberts
of
Wood
River,
111.,
finished
second
.
in
the
shoot-off.
Dianne
Williamson
of
Comp-ton,
Calif.,
shattered
93
of
100
We
can
help
you
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Ion
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by
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on
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Have
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INSURANCE
to
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the
Increased
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of
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property?
Tour
Insurance
ahould
keep
pace
With
pricea
In
the
building
race!
EnterpfiMgJ
Ted
Williams
Making
Presence
Felt
Hitting
4
for
4
in
Red
Sox
Victory
Rv
itrki
phi
kp.ar
,b
7-3
Boston
Red
Sox
victorV
Pirates,
7-1.
The
last
place
Pir-
Limiirj
Revelslukr,
Brilisk
C.
KOSS
(SANDY)
SOMERVILLE
(right
of
London,
Ont.,
did
It
again
21
years
after
he
defeated
Johnny
Goodman
of
Omaha
in
the
final
of
the
United
States
amateur
golf
championship.
They
re-enacted
the
famous
final
of
1932
at
Summerlea
golf
club.
Montreal,
as
one
of
the
preliminary
special
events
to
the
$25,000
Open
to
be
held
there
this
week.
Jerry
Barber
8
Under
Par
And
Still
Leading
in
Open
from
20
yards
to
win
the
femin-
j
ine
Jitle
from
some
150
women,
i
Assoctiiu-d
Press
sports
writer
in
the
second
game
of
a
double-
i
ates
had
lost
16
out
of
17
to
He
was
about
a
month
too
I
header.
The
Senators
won
the
:
Brooklyn
before
the
contest,
late
for
the
pennant
race,
but
j
first
game,
in
which
Williams
:
Milwaukee
Braves
nipped
Chica-Ted
Williams
is
back
and
the
didn't
play,
9-1.
.
j
go
5-4,
St,
Louis
Cardinals
de-
rest
of
the
American
League
is
j
Tn
otner
American
League
ac-
feated
Cincinnati
Redlegs
4-0
finding
it
out
the
hard
way.
I
tion
New
Yorjj
Yankees
edged
'
and
Philadelphia
Phillies
shad-
His
eye
is
sharp
and
the
Philadelphia
Athletics
5-4
In
11
New
Yor,c
Giants
7-6.
power
is
still
there.
His
legs
innings,
Chicago
White
Sox
de-
J
Murray
Dickson
spaced
seven
bother
him
a
little,
but
more
!
feated
Detroit
Tigers
4-1
and
I
Brooklyn
hits
for
ms
ninth
vic-
PPiMii
practice
now
and
a
winter
of
Cleveland
Indians
took
two
from
careful
training
probably
will
;
st.
Louis,
7-3
and
3-2.
The
second
Jim
Mears
oi
rranKiin,
u.,
;
who
will
be
14
next
Wednesday,
was
the
junior
chum
pious
.up
winner
with
96
of
100.
j
Canadian
scores
1
with
the
handicap
yardages
Included:
W.
G.
Davis,
Alberta.
2284.
J.
H.
Holdsworthy,
Calgary,
20
-87.
i
S.
W.
H.
Hoadley,
Edmonton,
2289
Vera
Holdsworthy,
Calgary.
22
83.
MONTREAL
(CP)
Nearly
50
neck
is
Jack
Burke,
Jr.,
bf
Kla-gollers
headed
for
home
today
,
mesha
Lake,
N.Y.,
with
a
K7-66-
bring
Williams
up
to
next
season
:
game
ran
12
Innings.
as
good
as
new.
wi:h
nothing
t-j
show
for
35
holes!
133.
A
couple
of
old-timers
they're
of
play
but
soaring
scores
and
Brooklyn
Dodgers'
13-game
winning
streak
in
the
National
League
was
broken
by
Pittsburgh
45
yens
old
in
the
game
Jules;
Huot
of
Montreal
and
Al
Zimmerman
of
Portland.
Ore.
are
diminishing
bankrolls.
They
were
the
non-qualifiers
in
the
country's
richest
purse
in
any
.sport
j
I
J
CL
t
winter
Winds
tit
tory.
Fran
Thomas
drove
in
lour
Pittsburgh
runs
with
a
home
run
and
a
double.
Eddie
Mathews
hit
his
39th
home
run,
a
club
record,
as
Milwaukee's
Lew
Burdette
won
his
12th
game
against
two
losses.
Don
Liddle
helped
out
In
the
ninth
when
Chicago
rallied
for
three
runs.
Harvey
Haddix
scattered
four
hits
in
winning
his
16th
game,
tops
among
St.
Louis
pitchers.
Steve
Bilko
homered
with
the
bases
empty.
James
Gergulis,
Saskatoon,
g
ine
zj,uuu
gon
open
cnampion-
next
in
line
ior
me
major
puruuii
i
ship.
And
left
behind
to
carve
up'
of
the
purse
with
134
each.
Huot
e
v
.
protection.
Plan
ti
k
ork
N0W'
'to"'''1
!S2
1t
expert
put
Major
League
leaders
By
The
Canadian
Press
82.
J.
W.
Schmidt,
Calgary,
23
87.
George
Generaux,
Saskatoon
2494
the
loot
are
79
professionals
and
carded
a
65
Friday,
four
strokes
amateurs,
the
play-for-pay
fel-
better
than
his
opening
round
lows
on
the
trail
of
cash
prizes'
performance,
and
Zimmerman
ranging
from
$5,000
to
$25.
The
'posted
66-68
scores,
amateurs
get
silverware
and
A
steady
parade
of
par-wreck-
Since
getting
out
of
the
Marines
late
last
month,
Williams
has
been
following
his
own
training
ideas.
He
pinch
hit
for
the
first
time
Aug.
6
and
popped
out.
Three
days
later
he
made
his
second
appearance
and
hit
a
home
run.
-
Although
he
has
yet
to
play
a
ful
game
he
has
been
in
the
lineup
12
times
as
a
pinch
hitter
and
part-time
outfielder.
In
19
times
at
bat
he's
blasted
nine
bits,
four
of
them
home
runs.
Last
night
in
Washington
he
had
his
best
game
so
far.
He
hit
a
home
run
with
two
on
base
and
three
singles
in
four
times
up.
The
runs
paved
the
way
for
I
Our
firm,
your
LOCAL
contractor,
hoik
SPORTS
ROUND-UP
other
assorted
gifts.
i
ing
scores
was
returned,
36
Heading
the
list
Is
diminutive
against
the
18
on
Thursday,
and
Jerry
Barber,
the
37-year-old
na-
Tommy
Bolt
from
Maplewood.
tive
of
La
Canada.
Calif,
who
N
Y-
knocked
regulation
figures
has
put
together
64-68
rounds
kicking
equalling
Barber
s
course
for
132
eight
below
par
for
the
.record.
NATIONAL
LEAGt
E
Irvin,
NY
39i
64
134
.338
Schoendienst.
St.l
449
84
150
.334
Kluszewskl,
Cin
457
85
151
.331
Furillo,
Bklyn
415
68
137
.330
Ashburn,
Phila
486
82
157
.323
Runs:
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Brooklyn,
and
named
on
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t0
share
in
the
special
Brooklyn
114.
righthanded
pitcher
named
Jim
McDonald
has
justftingent.
j
$1.500
prize
money
for
Canadian
Hits:
Asnourn,
is;.
.
,
,
.
.
,
professionals.
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also
Is
In
a
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foot
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BT-ber
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Musial,
St.
Louis.
41.
notched
his
eighth
Victory
for
ISew
ork
ankees,
l
thpChXlo
nsh
loThurLl
Ittood
pot
to
take
some
of
the
.
Triples:
Burton,
Milwaukee,
.
v
,
,
vpnrH
;
t
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v4
!
dav
with
4.
the
lowest
comnet
i-
$25,000.
Indians
Cling
To
Slim
Lead
DUROID
color-fast,
durable
shingles
and
for
YOUR
house.
tive
iPori
ever
rpMrderi
oil
the
I
Huot
ana
Zimmerman
are
one
I
Home
runs:
Mathews,
Milwau-
This
would
be
nothing
to
gei
By
Canadian
Press
Salem
and
Spokane
both
stumbled
in
their
race
for
the
GREER
&
BRIDDE
Sumrr.trlea
course.
With
a
crowd
!roke
UD
on
Bolt
nnd
Max
of
Detroit.
of
about
3.000
cheerin?
him
at;Ev'a"s
the
18th
hole,
he
returned
a
two-;
Canada's
first
steam
rallwav
under
68
to
hold
the
lead
after
began
operation
tn
1836
from
Friday's
play.
Laprairie
to
St.
Johns,
Que.
1
out
for
the
champions'
interests
and,
among
other
du'ies,
sees
to
it
that
they
never
make
a
bad
deal,
has
been
at
it
again.
To
be
specific,
the
Bombers
had
appeared
to
be
threatened
with
a
shortage
of
good
right-
kee,
39.
agitated
about
ordinarily,
Yan-
Stolen
bases:
Brurbn,
23.
kee
pitchers
being
what
they
Pitching:
Burdette,
Milwau-are,
but
with
the
World
Series
kee.
12-2,
.857.
just
beyond
the
horizon
there
Strikeouts:
Roberts,
Philadel-seems
reason
to
suspect
that
the
phia,
153.
staff
fairy
godmother
who
looks
Western
International
League
215
First
Are
1
Phone
909
Practically
breathing
clown
his
lead
Friday
night
and
as
a
consequence
the
Indians
held
to
a
slim
half'game
margin
over
the
Oregonians.
I.ewiston's
rampaging
Broncs
1
1
.
handed
pitching
to
use
aga;n:it
Brooklyn's
array
of
righthaniled
hitters
in
the
series
games
t'j
be
REMEMBER
WHEN
Ernest
L.
Thayer,
author
of
where:
"Casey
at
the
Bat."
died
in
played
at
Ebbets
Field
Hawks
Take
One
Game
Lead
In
Little
League
Play
Offs
wuit
liitrii
iuui
in
SLiajguL
Kuiiiu
from
the
Indians,
4-1,
while
Tri-City
tripped
up
Salem,
14-6,
In
a
free-hitting
contest
on
the
the
fences
are
short.
Manager
Casey
Stengel,
it
was
agreed,
would
hesitate
a
long
time
before
starting
either
of
his
port
side
IOOF
SPECIAL
MEETING
Fraternal
visit
of
Lakelse
Lodge
No.
33.
Terrace,
B.C..
Saturday,
August
22.
All
members
please
attend.
J.
DAVIDSON,
Recording
Secretary.
Moose
started
a
rally
in
the
top
of
the
sixth
when
Per
Hal-;
aces,
Whitey
Ford
or
Eddie
Lo
"
6
'
,
,
,1
The
King
Ed
Hawks
continued
Yakima
went
12
innings
with
iast
at
thelr
winning
wys
night
Wenatchee
before
eking
out
an
took
w
Park
wnen
tney
a
Santa
Barbara,
Calif.,
13
years
ago
today.
The
verse,
which
became
an
American
classic,
was
published
in
1888
and
is
supposed
to
refer
to
a
game
the
year
before
in
which
Dan
Casey,
Philadelphia
pitcher,
struck
out
at
a
crucial
point
in
thu
pennant
race.
Thayer
claimed
he
had
no
particular
player
verson
and
Eddy
Eyeford
singled
pat,
in
the
National
League
o-,
win
ui
h""
auiiuijr
m
"'"
lone-game
lead
in
the
Prince
Ru
first
division
while
Calgary
was
trimming
Vancouver,
11-4,
and
park.
t
And
then,
of
course,
along
came
McDonald.
It
already
is
being
freely
predicted
that
he
Viotni-io
rlofaot.krl
PHmnnlrtn
41
and
Ray
Oakey
tripled,
bringing
in
three
runs.
The
Hawks
changed
pitchers
at
this
point
and
cut
off
the
uprising.
Winning
pitcher
Walter
Oskey
struck
out
8,
walked
2,
hit
one
pert
Little
League
playoffs,
edging
the
Moose
7-6
In
an
exciting
game.
Using
three
pitchers
and
with
the
help
of
a
big
second
inning,
the
Hawks
met
the
challenge
of
in
mind.
dropping
the
Eskimos
into
the
second
division.
Lewiston
was
outhft
at
Spo
will
play
an
important
role
in
the
series,
perhaps
even
a
major
one.
His
almost
perfect
control
kane,
10-9,
but
Manny
Perez'
LIMITED
J
PMUW
ft.
T
the
strong
Moose
nine,
cutting
M6ose
batter,
giving
up
two
hits
and
two
runs.
Second
Hawk
pitcher
,
Ronnie
8rydsesniuck
.out
4,
Vallced
1
and
hit
1
batter,
gave
up
4
runs
on
J
hits.
Johjn
Moose
My
in
tht
top
of
r.nd
his
sharp
sinker
ball,'
which
1
i
extremely
difficult
to
knock
j
over
the
infield,
are
seen
is
making
him
a
natural
against)
th
sixth
and-
maintained
.their
tip
hip
15th
win
against
11
losses.
lead
to
the
end.
Moose
opened
the
scoring
with
the
Dodgers
in
their
bandbox
arena.
ove
Time
-
FLY
I
Tri-Clty
started
ahead
with
a
rjne-run
homer
by
Len
Trajj
in
he
first
inning
but
dropped
be-htnd
until
the
three-run
sixth
when
It
took
a
lead
it
never
re
two
runs
in
the
first
Inning
when
Harold
Hill
walked
and
Per
Hal-verson
singled
and
later
came
In
you
can
save
many
hours
often
days
Lambie,
who
put
out
the
fire
n
the
sixth,
struck
out
two,
got
iln
assist
on
the
only
three
batters
to
face
him.
Moose
opening
pitcher
Eddy
Eyeford
struck
out
7,
walked
1,
gave
up
4
runs
on
6
hits.
Per
X
on
a
balk.
linquished.
Trl-Clty's
brother
.
combination,
Ray
and
Ten
Tran
alien
you
FLY
to
your
destination,
where
over
it
may
be.
Flying
time
from
Prince
Kupert
to:
Hawks
hit
pay
dirt
In
the
sec
(
both
got
homers
and
so
did
Les
ond
Inning
when
Kelsey,
Petter-
OPTOMETRIST
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593
son.
Alger,
Walter
Oskev.
and
Wltherston
of
Salem.
Halverson,
who
relieved
In
the
'
bottom
of
the
fourth
inning,
fanned
4,
walked
nil,
gave
three
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hrs.
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2
hrs.
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all
singled,
bringing
four
runs.
Both
teams
were
held
scoreless
in
the
third
and
in
the
runs
and
three
hits.
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a
a
a
fourth
the
Hawks
boosted
their
lead
with
another
three
runs
on
I
Jensen's
homer,
singles
by
Windle
and
Brydges.
Windle
came
home
on
Brydges'
hit
and
later
stole
home.
!
'
Going
Into
the
top
of
the
fifth
Gene
Maskulak
tallied
the
only
!
Moose
run
when
he
walked,
stole
second
and
third
and
came
home
on
a
sacrifice
by
Tommy
Halver-
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FOOTBALL
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(CP)
Results
of
today's
Football
Association
soe-t
cer
league
games:
III
VISION'
A
Arsenal
0,
Hudtfcrsfteld
T.
0.
Blackpool
3,
Chelsea
0
Cardiff
C.2,
Aston
Villa
1.
Charlton
A.
3.
Burnley
1.
Liverpool
4,
Manchester
U.
4.
"Manchester
C.
0.
Wolverhampton
4
Middlesbrough
0,
Prepton
N.E.
4.
Newcastle
U.
i.
Sundeland
1.
'
,
Portsmouth
3.
Sheffield
U.
4.
,
Shefleld
W.
a.
Tottenham
1
W.
Bromwlch
1,
Bolton
W.
1.
DIVISION
II
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warn
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BASEBALL
SUNDAY
Postponed
Game
Commercial
Hotel
vs
Esquires
GAME
TIME
1:45
P.M.
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Produced
by
Imperial
Tobacco
Compony
of
Canada,
Limited
as
a
public
service
son.
i
Hawks
were
blanked
in
the
bottom
of
the
fifth
Birmingham
6.
Swansea
T.
0.
Blackburn
B.
1.
Bristol
1.
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HOUSE
SCHOOL
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of
Education
.
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R.
1,
Lincoln
1.
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0.
Stoke
C.
1.
Lids
United
4.
Rutherham
U.
2.
Lutmi
T.
1,
Everton
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Nottingham
F.
3.
Plymouth
0.
,
,
Oldham
A.
0.
Hull
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West
Ham
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4.
Leicester
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8.
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1.
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Hamilton
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1,
Hearts
1.
Hibernian
2.
Queen
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South
1.
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Rangers
3,
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1.
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1,
Falkirk
1.
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September
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about
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automobiles
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imported
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