Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday.
April
29.
1954
TODAY
TO
SATUrBaT
Base-Stealing
Redbirds
Within
Game
of
Top
Spot
"Bonus
Baby"
Back
From
Army
f
SAN
FKANCISCO
"
Bobby
Bui
he
hopes
to
put
In
to
fcrown,
a
one-time
$35,000
bonus
months
as
a
Yankee
third-
baseman
before
he
quits
baseball
-
m
'
-
.
-it
...
w'
'V
'
.
.
...
..
baby
Who
used
his
New
York
Yankee
pay
to
put
himself
through
medical
school.
Is
back
home
after
19
months
far
eastern
army
duty.
for
medicine.
"If
the
Yankees
want
me
until
July
1
I
am
ready,"
said
29-year-old
Bobby.
By
BUN
PHLF.GAR
Associated
Press
Bports
Writer
St.
Louis
Cardinals
are
their
way
back
into
the
National
League
pennant
picture.
Running
bases
with
an
aban-
Cincinnati
Redlegs,
who
replaced
the
Dodgers
at
the
top
Tuesday,
stayed
there
with
Wednesday's
8-4
verdict
over
Pittsburgh
Pirates.
New
York
Giants
moved
into
a
tie
with
Brooklyn
by
niuping
Milwaukee
3-1.
CAPIT01I
A
famous
Plav...
v
Evenings
...
7-9
p.m.
Sat.
Mar.
2-4:15
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5
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
m
ROD
AND
GUN
CLUB
DRIVE
FOR
MEMBERS
UNDER
WAY
Prince
Rupert's
Rod
and
Gun
club's
drive
to
swell
Its
ranks
is
well
underway
and
club
officials
hope
that
whole
families
wiU
take
the
opportunity
of
taking
out
a
family
membership.
More
than
100
letters
have
been
mailed
out
by
Betty
Martin,
secretary
of
the
club,
over
the
signature
of
Tona
Armstrong,
chairman
of
the
membership
committee,
listing
the
benefits
that
can
be
derived
from
belonging
to
the
local
group
of
sportsmen.
High
on
the
projects
planned
by
the
club
is
development
of
the
Lake
Oliver
area
where
a
new
clubhouse
will
be
built,
a
trap
shooting
and
.22
rifle
range
constructed
and
instruction
in
fly
fishing
will
be
given
young
sports
people
under
18
years.
"Family
memberships
are
the
backbone
of
enthusiastic
organizations,"
president
B.
J.
Bacon
said
today.
Hard-Up
Calgary
Ball
Club
Ready
to
Try
Second
Season
Rain
and
bad
weather
caused,
.he
other
five
scheduled
major;
league
games
to
be
postponed,
i
Spectacular
relief
pitching
by'
Evi-ni'iS
T55
....
..
Saturday
Mating
,J"
TOgAY
'to
SATURDAY:
Bob'
Hilarious
At
The
Mtnaco
Of
Vonici!
THAT
rrrtiA
i
don
no
Redbird
team
has
shown
i
since
the
last
St.
Louis
flag
win-
iner
in
1946,
manager
Eddie
Stanky"s
club
has
moved
to
5
1
within
a
game
of
the
top.
j
In
12
games
the
Cards
have
!
stolen
12
bases.
They
need
only
l
half
a
dozen
more
to
equal
their
;
total
for
the
entire
1953
season.
i
hut
Stanley
claims
there
Is
no
little
Jackie
Colluin
preserved
the
Cincinnati
victory.
Ruben
Gomez
pitched
six
shutout
Innings
and
drove
in
the
first
New
York
run
at
Milwau-
CASAUoVA's
between
the
kee
before
leaving
the
game
with
I
radical
different'
BlCWGRTCt
4
.
1
TTrvitnMAn
r"
a
wrenencu
u;h-k.
base
running
tu';:!cs
of
the
1954
I
outfit
and
last
year's
club.
I
'MOTHER
S
DAY"-Sunday
May
9-
J
MOTHER
she
asks
so
little,
she
gives
so
much.
J
Color
by
TECHNICOLOR.
ill
l
1
-I
Mill
FOOTBALL
A
steal
figured
directly
in
the
m
i
result
of
Wednesday's
game
H
j
when
the
Cards
edged
Brooklyn
i
6-5
in
10
'innings.
Bonus
baby
I
Dick
Sehofield.
running
for
Ray
You'll
find
the
gift
of
her
choice
right
ot
Wallace's,
of
course.
Bob
hope
Joan
Footne'
BASIL
RATHB0NE
AUDREY
DALT0N
HUGH
MARLftwt
MM
ft
K-m
DM
,
IHnw
1
KIM
MM
I.
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y.
:
abltmskl
who
had
walked
with
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
two
out.
stole
second
on
pitcher
TOTEM
Also
.
"Ol'T
K)R
FIX"
"I.MI'OSSIBI.E
POSSI'M"
This
Is
one
in
a
series
on
(he
Western
Intern-tional
lcii;ue.
written
for
(he
Canadian
Press
by
the
sportswritcrs
who
follow
(he
learns
thro--''
it
the
season.
Bv
KAl
Ol'
AY
CulKarv
Hernia
Bnort-.wrUfr
CALGARY
CP
The
Committee
room
battles
were,
of
more
interest
than
the
possible
player
material
for
Calgary's
S'am-peders
of
the
Western
Interna-tioiu
l
Baseb
I
esi'Mte
dut'iiur
th"
past
few
month.
.
Culgury
had
set
a
minor
league
recoid
for
attendance.
fcti'ninecli't's
hive
not
vet
a
fi"
roster
of
players
available,
but
with
the
help
of
the
league's
pust-presldeni,
Bob
Brown,
o-Vancouver,
hope
to
1
ne
up
a
strong
team
for
the
lengthy
schedule.
Former
Pacific
Coast
League
ilocucr
Gene
Lillard
is
back
at
the
helm
and,
even
though
pushing
the
40-nmrk.
will
probably
,ake
an
active
team
role
again
this
season.
Splitting
the
catching
ussign-
LONDON
(Reuters
1
Results
of
Wednesday'1
-.ccer
matches
Inter-League
match
English
4,
Scottish
0.
SCOTTISH
LE
AGUE
Division
It
Ailoa
5,
Qucons
P
1.
Dumbarton
3,
Third
Lanark
2.
Other
Matches
Hartlepools
V
1.
'
wea-sUr
u
1.
Manctrs'er
C
3.
ivlaiichcs.
cr
U
2.
AlAVK.lKrMVKRSTHUn
Jim
Hughes-
and
rode
home
on
Steve
Bilko's
single.
Stan
Musial
of
the
Card.s
collected
two
singles
and
a
double,
driving
in
two
runs
as
he
raised
his
average
to
.358.
The
defeat,
Brooklyn's
second
in
a
row
In
St.
Louis,
dumped
the
Dodgers
into
a
third-place
tic.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TO
Hear:
MR.
L.
AOCDOUGALL,
aninixirt,
Saclulchrn,
April
29th
to
Moy
9
Kw.-pi
saiua,,
:0
p.m.
week
days;
11:15
a.m.
and
7:30
p.m.
Sonta
EVANGELICAL
FREE
CmjRCrT
Ambrose
and
Sislh
Avenue
Kast
kcMEMBER
Vv
HEN
Tlie
men
who
gained
a
itagtie
nieni
witn
Don
Hrickcr
last
year.
'franchise
for
Calvary
last
yetit
j
Gene
intends
to
revert
to
hts
By
1
in'
C'HUHdiHii
Hrr
h
Tommy
Gorman,
after
leading'
h"d
a
rough
financial
time
turn
on
tnu
niouna
this
term,
working
as
a
steady
reliefer.
Brieker
will
report
early
in
June.
At
present
he
is
studying
at
the
University
of
California.
UiipiiiK
ii'jjuitu
o'j,ui'u
including
purchase
of
players
and
all
equipment
needed
for
a
first
-year
operation
and
were
leery
Chicago
Biack
Hawks
to
their
first
Stanley
Cup
triumph,
signed
a
five-year
contract
to
manage
Montreal
Maroons
20
years
KETCHIKAN
-$15.00
of
making
another
stab
at
It.
Stumpedcr.s
are
set
at
first
ago
today.
Gorman
became
the
0
ELKS
It
wasn't
until
a
special
league
,
blist.
wU)l
Jlm
Whi;1
puixhasf
d
enly
man
to
win
the
trophy
two
successive
years
with
different
teams
when
the
Maroons
beat
meeting
was
called
a
few
weeks
back
that
the
officials
marie
up
tVRAXGELL
$27-oo
,
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
in
the
1935
I
cup
final.
from
Vancouver
last
year.
Also
,
returning
will
be
second
base-;
man
Don
Hunter,
last
season's
!
league-leader
in
hume
runs.
The
Stamps
have
yet
to
acquire
a
shortstop
and
have
eon-'
v.ii
i.....n...H
n
,i...
.
their
minds
and
decided
to
try
again.
Revising
some
of
last
year's
plans,
the
officials
appointed
local
men
as
business
manager
I'ETEIISBIKC
$29-70
i
Cor.
2nd
Ave.
and
6th
SU
CIVIC
CENTRE
and
public
relations
offices
and
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ho...hn
TliniTedesco
into
an
outfielder.
Gus
EVERY
FRIDAY
Him
WHEN
YOU
FLY
JUNEAU
$41-40
park
in
Caigary
is
located
near
fttt
th
"ly
h'dCVCr
the
pasture.
the
Bow
River
and
even
on
a
warm
summer
night
it
gets
For
pitching
the
club
has
IK.,...,
D..U
C7.V...I(n
.........
tVHITEHORSE
POTPOU
THIS
chilly
shortly
after
night
games
.
'"-
"
'
,
.
.
,
of
la.t
season
with
an
ailing
arm.
$56.oo
get
under
way.
CI
I
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AIR
Music
by
?
THE
WESTERNAIRES
i
i
All
unescorted
ladies
admitted
free'
i
before
11
p.m.
HOT
DOGS
SOFT
DRINKS
LLL.I
J
along
with
righthanders
Eddie
Kapp
and
Bill
Stltes
as
well
as
other
prospects
trying
out
for
bertlui.
Officials
also
remembered
that
in
the
old
days,
when
flood
I
lights
still
were
a
thing
to
come,
j
LINES
SEATTLE
6500
AFTERNOON
2-5
EVENING
7-10
w
Phone
266
'Office
opposite
Post
Office)
Third
Ave.
Jeannie
Warren
The
club
has
received
help
'
from
the
Cleveland
Indian
chain
which
has
optioned
catcher
Ron
King,
first
baseman
Al
Smith
j
and
third
baseman
Dennis
Luby.
It
also
has
a
working
agree-
ment
with
thj
San
Francisco
!
Seals,
but
has
yet
to
receive
any
player
help
from
there.
els
New
High
Batyqtn
of
the
year:
f,
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Loop
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HOUSEWIVES
DON'T
FORGET
The
Weekend
Specia
iiBinai
l
Jeannie
Warren
set
a
new
high
single
for
the
season
Tues-
.
day
night
in
the
A
Division
of
tJie
Ladies'
Five-Pin
Bowling
'
League
when
she
rolled
a
356
!
game.
High
three
was
scored
by
Mary
Postuk
of
Dom's
with
733,
and
Clara
Bellamy,
Bea
Hardy,
Alice
McMeekln
and
Jeannie
Warren
'
also
rolled
700
for
three
games.
Art
Murray's
took
team
high
single
honors
with
1128,
and
New
Laurel
rolled
2912
to
capture
team
high
three.
In
B
Division
Meg
Schuman
rolled
284
for
high
single,
and
j
PR
Plumbers'
Isla
Hague
took
high
three
with
625.
Manson's
'
with
957
took
team
high
simile
and
the
Plumbers
rolled
2791
for
team
high
triple.
i
Results:
guaranteed
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-
60-gauge,
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a
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ot
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Be
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See
.
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When
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tip
That's
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To
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By
The
Aesocliit'd
Pri
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;
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ORLKANS
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Dunn
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137.
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Orleans,
outpointed
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rady,
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York
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smartest
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Complete
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These
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.
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.
lhat
John
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W
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i
And
every
pair
tears
the
seal
of
approval
of
one
or
the
world's
largest
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laboratories!
Their
60-gauge
weave
gives
more
fine
stitches
to
.
the
inch
.
.
.
that
means
they
wear
fur
longer
tnan
51-gauge
nylons
.
.
.
and
they
resist
snagging.
They're
sheer
and
flattering
for
the
dressiest
occasions
.
.
,
yet
practical
for
everyday
wear.
.
Ordinarily
you'd
expect
to
pay
as
much
as
$1.95
pair
yet
Powers
Model
Nylons
are
yours
for
only
a
fraction
of
this
if
you
mail
your
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with
the
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(lap
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