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Thursday,
April
9,
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SPORTS
ROUND-UP
Kitimat
Gun
Club
Starts
Work
on
Lodge
by
River
Special
to
The
Dlly
News
KITIMAT
Activities
of
the
Kitimat
Rod
and
dun
Club
are
being
sponsored
by
the
more
than
60
members
who
plan
to
complete
their
new
lodge
by
Mid
vmj
m
Month
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NEW
YORK
(AP)
You
may
put
it
down
va
nearly
certain
that
the
greatest
rookie
coming
into'
the
big
leagues
this
year
is
Daryl
Spencer,
the
tall
young
infliclder
brought
up
by
New
York
Giants
from
their
Minneapolis
farm
club.
For
Friday
and
Saturday
Selling
July
1.
1
1
V
ntJ
f2y
.
Jtfj
been
allotted
to
the
club
and
more
tljan
20
per
cent
of
the
rea
has
been
cleared.
;
Construction
has
begun
on
the
large
clubhouse
near
the
Kitimat
River
bridge
site.
Skeet
L
BLANKETS
A
ite
on
the
banks
of
the
Kilimat
River
including
some
Oakland
2,
Hollywood
1.
"
Baseball
Scores
'
I'OL
Portland
8.
Sacramento
8.
Sraltle
6.
S.m
Diego
2.
Oakland
2.
IlIv.ood
1.
Having
watched
the
boy
with
the
Jong
jaw
play
since
the
day
he
reported
to
the
Giants'
training
camp
at
Phoenix.
Ariz.,
v
will
go
on
record
as
predicting
that
he
will
within
a
year
or
two
assume
the
"Mr.
ShorUton"
mantle
relinquished
by
Marty
Marion.
He
has
the
tie
mm
ol
Marion,
6-2
'a,
and
his
li)0-odd
IKiunds
assur
his
durability.
I
and
clay
pigeon
ranges
have
!
been
laid
out
and
plans
are
underway
for
interelub
competition
between
Terrace
and
Prince
Rupert.
Principal
aim
of
the
group,
says
president
Fred
Ryan,
is
i
game-conservation
and
good
NORM
PKKRY
OF
S.VRXH,
a
former
mayor
of
the
Ontario
city
and
a
one-time
football
great,
was
elected
president
Of
the
Canadian
Rugby
Union
at
the
annual
meeting
in
Edmonton.
He
succeeds
Art
Chipmnn
of
Winnipeg.
Mill
run,
ossortcd
colours,
suitable
for
camp
and
oufo
rugs
PRICED
AT
EACH
$.95
SJ.95
$.95
fine
a
play
of
its
kind
as
he
ever
saw.
The
amount
that
Spencer
will
hit
against
big
league
pitching
remains
to
be
seen.
All
we
know
is
that
he
has
been
hitting
up
to
now
and
for
distance.
With
Minneapolis
last
year
'he
had
a
commendable
2!4
average,
tut
27
home
runs
antl
drove
in
HO
runs
Ernie
Lombardi
Near
Death
siwrtsmanshlp.
i
Nominating
Hneneer
for
shortstop
immortality
at
thin
stage
might
seem
risky,
because
it
is
far
from
certain
that
he
will
see
any
great
amount
of
service
at
that
position
in
his
first
reason.
After
all.
the
Giants
have
a
300
hlttini?
shortstoo
!
named
Alvin
Dark
who
was
good
I
enough
to
play
on
two
pennant
winners.
COOKiUGr
A
Vickerman
Leads
Way
In
Derby
The
following
fishing
competitions
now
are
underway:
1.
For
the
largest
fish
caught
in
Kitimat
River.
First
prize,
a
od
and
reel,
donated
by
Bob
Thompson;
second
prize,
hip
A-adors,
donated
by
Bert
Fitz-patrick.
2.
Largest
fish
caught
by
a
iady.
First
prize,
collapsible
landing
net,
donated
by
K.
Lud-wick:
second
prize,
fishing
basket,
by
S.
Wynne-Jones.
OAKLAND,
Calif
(CP)
F.mie
Lombard!,
foiiner
inaior
league
rati
her
who
tiee
won
the
National
League
batting
championship.
as
found
with
his
Marquisette
Panels
A
new
shipment
.
orrived
Ivory
,K-42"
by
31".
Herrr
iides,
6"
bottom
hJ.
SPECIAL,
Each
But
it
really
isn't
risky.
Boon
UNSWEfTINtO
and
probably
sooner
j
throat
slashed
from
ear
to
ear
steel-
i
er
or
lirter
A
16-pound,
13-ounce
DRAPERY
SPECIALS
20
plwM
to
chno
from
Wry
Atliartivf
pattiriin
All
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wide
Values
up
to
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!5
yard
Discontinued
patterns.
SI't'.C
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Yard
$1.95
c
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SAMPLES
.
.
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BABY
PILLOWS
CARRIAGE
COVERS
DOWN
COMFORTERS
Slightly
Soiled
Selling
al
less
than
HALF
PRICE
ine
head
weighed
in
by
Stan
Vleker-
Manager
Leo
Duroeher
will
be
to
man
tops
the
entries
in
the
j
forced
to
turn
the
big
job
over
Rupert
Rod
&
Gun
Club
derby
to
Spencer
and
install
Dark
at
Largest
steelhead
in
April
j
now
open
to
members.
.
second,
for
such
fielding
genius
3
Wednesday
nicnt
His
wife.
I'.erniee
and
polti
r
said
Umiburril
resinted
first
attempts
to
take
lilm
to
hopit:'t.
yelling
"Let
me
die
"
Hospital
mi:
horilies
said
t
V
GUi
nut
expect
the
4.:-y
ai
-i;lt
Lom'ianti
to
live.
or
May.
First
prize,
fishing
hav-j
other
fish
weighed
hi
at
j
as
this
rookie
appears
to
pos-crsaek
donated
by
Theo
Ward;!
Dan's
Service
Station
since
the:
sens
can
be
utilized
fully
only
second
prize,
landing
net.
by
J.
!
derby
opened
"last
Friday
are
a
:
at.
shortstop.
$1-85
13-pounci.
iwo-ounee
emry
oy
:
A11
we
have
p,,
flo
tit
Bob
Armstrong
and
a
12-pound.
snort
second
and
third
is
make
nine-ouncer
by
Joe
Latoski.
;
an
ubroken
string
of
stortx
n1
Many
steelhead
are
reported
;
throws
0
PV,.ry
knd
of
ball
'
if
1IM.1,
o
it
i!
tAri
lJ
4MB
McLean
4.
Largest
cut-throat
trout
from
river.
First
prize,
telescopic
gaff,
by
George
Malby;
second
prize,
hip
waders,
by
Charlie
Ingram.
5.
Largest
fish
by
school-
to
be
heading
up
Lloyan
Kiver
;
,her(,
ls
His
throwing
arm
Is
but
anelers
are
finding
ouii-
about
as
great
as
we
ever
saw.
ST.WOOl'T
Pl.AY
eulty
in
offering
them
a
lure
they
will
take
during
day
fish-
i
.
TURKISH
TOWELS
A
new
finish
VELVA-SOkti,
in
assorted
colors
Sot
ond
absorbent.
FLOCK
MARQUISETTE
200
yards,
Suitable
for
oil
rx
46"
wide,
tinted
decorations
R;
Blue,
Green,
inc.A
A
One
plav
he
made
stands
out
ing.
I
ager.
First
prize,
rod
and
reel.
In
the
Rod
Si
Gun
Club
s
open
,
In
a
game
against
Cleveland
at
y
Mr.
Levert
u,
ana
somerning
,
salt-water
aeroy.
Pacific
Millc
tdds
tub
flavor
and
nourishment
to
recipes.
BUY
B.C.
PRODUCTS
junior
divi-
Albuquerque,
NM,
one
ot
Die
14-ounee
cod
j
Indians
laid
a
perfect
bunt
urn
lse
bv
tne
Koa
ana
uun
ciuu
muh.
a
i.i-ijuuim
Large
size.
SPECIAL,
Each
i-
m!
heads
a
list
of
a
dozen
entries
'down
the
tliua-Duse
line.
Individual
entrance
fee
r
Block
Special,
Yord
jfjf
and
$3
covers
;n
all
contests.
'
..
!and
present
champion
angler
is
Spencer,
who
was
playin;;
the
the
whole
family
;
DlUy
W;ltm0U!;h.
He
also
weigh-
;
near
corner
tliat
day.
came
In
cd
in
the
second
heaviest
fish
like
an
express
to
scoop
the
bail
S0
far
a
10-pound
cod.
land.
In
one
motion
and
without
It
fc.
va
HE1DENBERG
CURTAINS
In
the
senior
division
(open
slackening,
made
a
pence,
to
anglers
over
16',
only
two,
throw
to
first
for
the
pulout.
fish
have
been
entered
topped
j
Almost
to
a
man
the
player
by
a
seven-pound
cod.
on
the
Cleveland
bench
shouted
This
derby
closes
April
25
and
.
Gl.t.at
piayr
and
we
do
nut
will
be
followed
by
a
salmon
i
ima,jne
that
happens
too
often
Ivory
shade,
small
patterns,
ready
to
hang.
No
ironing
70
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