at
MIDNIGHT
Mnee
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
September
S,
1953
Brenner
Keeps
Broncs
Playoff
SUNDAY
STEPEN
McNALLY
ALEXIS
SMITH
in
'WYOMING
MAIL'
RICHARD
COT,
in
SPORTS
ROUND-UP
By
GALE
TALBOT
Hones
Alive
;
'HOLLYWOOD
tt;
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
i
By
The
Cndtn
Prea
Bill
Brenner,
miracle
man
Motinee
Monday
J.J
MON.toWED.
Even
B.C.
Athletes
Win
6
Titles
At
Toronto
TORONTO
(P
The
two-day
Canadian
inter-provincial
track
and
field
championships,
entered
its.
final
stages
today
with
British
Columbia
and
Ontario
athletes
far
in
the
lead.
In
Friday's
competition,
British
Columbia
took
six
champ
NEW
YORK
(AP)
Anguished
at
recent
setbacks
in
international
play,
United
States
tennis
fathers
are
on
the
point
of
changing
their
rules
so
that
their
young
charges
may
accept
a
certain
amount
of
employment
with
the
sporting
goods
ager
of
the
Lewiston
Broncs,
proved
his
worth
again
Friday
nicht
as
he
kept
his
team
in
the
running
for
the
Western
International
League's
second-half
title.
FLANNEL
LINED
Boxer
Longs
WHEN
YOU
SEE
t-1
MW2h
Brenner
came
into
tne
game
manufacturers.
brats
if
they
can
avoid
it.
An
-uthority
on
the
subject
is
Lev
at
Lewiston
as
a
mira-mimm
reliefer
for
Manny
Perez,
put
out
a
three-run
Indian
fire
and
held
them
scoreless
the
rest
of
Richards,
who
long
has
repre
ionships,
Ontario
five
and
Mani
the
wav
as
the
Broncs
won
n-3
It
narrowed
Spokane's
And
Bib
Overalls
$2.85
$3
95
It
pays
to
buy
quality,
especially
when
S
quality
costs
no
more.
Choose
from
ither
derjim
or
corduroy
both
with
warm
plaid
flannel
lining.
m
Sizes
3-4-5-6-7
years.
I
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
toba
won
the
other.
The
meet
was
staged
in
90
innri
to
one
game.
YOU'LL
SEE
THS0U08
NEW
EYES
K
TWl
f
TOBY
OE
THE
UICETT
EIGHT
roftTHiwtni
Yakima
continued
Its
winning
degree
heat
and
it
took
its
toll
as
only
three
of
seven
provinces
wvs.
hurdling
over
Salem's
entered
in
the
gruelling
mile
relay
met
the
starter's
gun.
Onenly.
that
Is.
They
have
seen
the
Australians
do
all
right
by
indenting
their
more
promising
youngsters
to
the
equipment
houses,
and
they
'have
about
decided
they
must
do
something
of
the
kind
if
they
are
ever
to
overtake
the
Aussie.
The
only
thing
is.
they
haven't
thought
yet
of
asking
the
people
who
make
the
racquets
how
they
feel
about
it.
We
have,
and
we
can
give
'hem
the
sad
news
that
the
manufacturers
don't
want
any
part
of
the
scheme.
They
like
things
the
way
they
are.
And
they
have
no
desire
to
hire
a
bevy
of
spoiled
young
tennis
sented
Spalding
In
all
things
tennis
and
is
one
of
the
game's
best
known
umpires.
,
"It's
all
right
for
the
Australians,"
Richards
said.
"Most
of
heir
boys
do
not
have
an
op-Sortunity
to
go
to
college
the
w,y
ours
do,
and
so
they
are
glad
to
go
to
work
at
an
early
age
at
anywhere
from
$25
to
$35
a
week.
"But
how
many
of
our
polled
young
men
do
you
think
ve
could
employ
at
those
wages?
Senators
into
third
position
with
a
9-8
win
over
Wenatchee
while
the
Solons
were
losing
to
Calvary.
4-3.
Vancouver
got
a
tighter
hold
.CHARITON
HESTON
M
CHARLTON
HIST
OH
ARROWHEAD
Jick
Plnct
Eifj
hnli
on
fifth
position
as
it
jumped
on
Victoria's
Bob
Drilling
for
15
hits
and
a
6-1
win.
rr
w
ttp
r:if
rr
tir
JACK
PAIANCE
dtadtr
British
Columbia
took
this
event
on
a
tremendous
last-quarter
dash
by
17-year-old
Terry
Tobacco
of
Victoria,
considered
one
of
the
country's
most
promising
quarter-milers.
Other
B.C.
victories
were
.taken
by
Olympic
and
British
Empire
Games
competitor
Bill
Parnell
in
the
mile,
Bruce
Springbett
in
the
100-yard
sprint,
,A.lice
Whitty
in
the
high
jump,
Doug
Clement
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.......
,
3'
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-
Added:
Popcy
Cartoon
New
,
7
s
!
7
I
would
guess
none,
and
the
imount
of
money
we
have
avall-ible
for
tennis
promotion
sim-ny
wouldn't
permit
paying
them
what
they
would
want.
We
would
have
to
drop
all
other
forms
of
tennis
promotion
and
advertising,
and
it
wouldn't
be
worth
it.
"I
suppose
It
will
come
in
In
the
men's
440-yard
race
and
John
Pavelich
in
the
men's
16-
The
scheduled
Trl-C'ity
at
Edmonton
doubleheader
was
rained
out.
Remember
When
John
Thompson.
Olasgow
Celtics
and
Scottish
international
soccer
goalie,
was
fatally
injured
in
a
Scottish
League
match
between
Celtics
and
Rangers
22
years
ago
today
at
Glasgow.
Thompson
was
diving
H,ut"y
v.'
I
B
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I
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II
traMrl
A
Famous
Plijrn
Tint
time."
Richards
sighed
finally.
TYRONE
POWER
-
PIPER
LAVEB
"MISSISSIPPI
GAMBLER"
ENDS
TODAY
7:
-
9:
p.m.
can
say
that
we
all
"but
you
dread
it."
pound
shot
put.
Florence
To
Retire
This
Season
MONDAY
to
WEDNESDAY
at
the
feet
of
an
opposing
forward
to
make
a
save
when
he
suffered
a
fractured
skull.
-J
mm
It
speaks
FAST!
Rosslanders
Suffer
First
Defeat
of
Year
KELOWNA
(CP)
A
season's
record
without
a
defeat
came
volumes
for
good
iaslc
BUCHANAN'S
DOVER.
England
0
Florence
Chadwick,
new
English
Channel
record
holder,
announced
today
she
will
retire
from
distance
swimming
this
season.
She
said
she
will
.quit
after
attempting
the
Straits
of
Gibraltar,
the
Dardanelles
and
the
Bos-
n.
h
"
''-mm
i
-
rr
la
T
Tea
for
4
13LACLUWHITI
to
an
end
here
Fridny
nleht
"hin
Kelnwna
Bruins
belted
RossUmd
Redmen
16-11
in
the'
opening
game
of
the
B.C.
Sen-
j
ior
"B"
Lacrosse
semi-final.
V
IN
VA
,j
K.'.y
MINUTES
phorus
in
the
next
two
months.
"When
I've
made
those
swims
j
I'll
have
conquered
everything
I
want
to
conquer
without
re-'
or'ing
to
stunts."
she
said.
"That
is
the
way
I
want
It
to
be.
SCOTCH
WHISKY
t?te
ScctctiS
in
tie
Blauiny
Up
to
this
game,
the
had
gone
through
29
Scotch
Whisky
Distillers
joints
Buchanan
li
Co.
Ltd.
By
Appointment
to
th
late
King
Gorg
VI
"I
consider
long-d
i
s
t
a
n
c
e
swimming
a
sport.
I'm
an
athlete
and
I
want
to
stay
that
way."
The
33-year-old
San
Diego
games
this
season
unbenttr.
The
Redmen
appeared
t'
be
headed
for
their
30th
wtr
early
in
the
game
when
they
took
a
7-3
lead
over
Kelown
but
the
PERT
ANN
BARCLAY,
13,
of
Vancouver,
won
two
titles
in
the
annual
Canadian
junior
tennis
championships
playoffs
in
Ottawa.
Ann,
holder
of
two
Washington
State
titles,
won
the
Canadian
girls'
and
juvenile
girl's
singles
championships.
athlete
swam
the
20-mlle
rhan-
,
nel
Friday
In
14
hours
and
42
!
minutes
an
England-to-France
record.
Distilled,
Blended
and
Bottled
in
Scotland
CONTENTS
26'i
OUNCES
,
Chis
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Bruins
gradually
shook
loose
from
their
rovers
io
get
their
snappy
passing
plays
going
and
by
the
end
of
the
third
frame
took
over
the
lead
again
by
a
9-8
count
A
breakaway
goal
while
short-
oo
Death
Claims
Buck
Herzog
Lien
Smashes
2nd
Homer
Of
Career
It's
tht
Hi-Spd
BALTIMORE
ft.
Charles
L.
i
Buck
I
Herzo?.
storied
baseball
Bv
The
Assoclatra
Pros
San
Francisco
hurler
Al
Lien
got
a
lame
back,
the
second
handed
proved
the
turning
point
in
the
fourth
quarter
during
which
Kelowna
ouUcored
the
Redmen
7-3.
Four
of
Kelowna'g
goals
came
within
three
minutes,
crumbling
the
Rossland
defences.
Second
game
in
the
series
is
tonight.
If
a
third
game
is
needed
it
will
be
played
Monday.
Dame
Mary
Ann
Scharlieb
was
the
first
woman
to
be
graduated
from
London
University
as
a
doctor
of
medicine.
j
figure
of
yesteryear,
died
Friday
,
nl"ht
in
hospital
here.
I
The
68-year-old
former
National
League
infielder.
made
'
baseball
history
whe
he
played
!
for
the
Giants
in
the
days
of
I
John
McGraw.
WARNER
BROS
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heating
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is
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Half
galhm
capacity.
Brilliant
chromium
finish.
.
.,
.
Amhtthti
DtJtr
,
.
j
homer
of
his
career
and
a
7-5
decision
over
loop-leading
Hollywood
in
a
slambang
Pacific
Coast
League
game
Friday
night.
I
The
victory
gave
the
Seals
1
i
0Vei
winter
winds
are
coming
'
7
.
.
.
and
a
solid
roof's
the
best
jtZZ'
Prtection.
Plan
your
roof
work
NOW.
Don't
put
it
off.
Le1
experts
put
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on!
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TnTlf
Evening
Shows
7:
-
9:
p.m.
'The
Store
That
Service
Built'
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or
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MMOl'S
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SPORTSMAN'S
LONG
PORK
RINDS
three
out
of
four
over
the
falter-in?
Stars.
But
Hollywood's
first-place.
margin,
.remained.
10t
games
over
Seattle.
San
Diego
squeezed
by
Seattle
3-2
on
a
ninth-inning
double
by
Walt
Pocekay.
In
other
games,
Oakland
beat
Los
Angeles,
9-8
and
Portland
edged
Sacramento,
8-7.
The
Oaks
slammed
17
hits,
including
homers
bv
Bill
Howerton
and
Jim
Marshall.
I
Bob
Marauis
was
the
bl"
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