Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
May
27,
1H54
MANAGER
FINED
FOR
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Broadway.
Cafe
Defending
Champion
Repeats
In
Skeena
Open
at
Terrace
jiff.
i
mourn
Baseball
Leugue.
has
fined
manii,
.
Provi'
X-
,
.V
Rivieres
Phillies
$100
for
his
conduct
in
'
T'
gam,
'
S
and
St.
Juhns
May
15
and
1
atTrols
Rivi
BRIDGE
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
Mollnl
said
Barlllurl
used
bad
language,
'
SDat
ln
umpire
SiK
Krvsak
and
ii9m.j
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We
t.
A
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toes.
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TERRACE
Leading
a
field
of
35
players,
defending
champifln
Morris
Wightman
of
Terrace
again
took
the
Bob
Parker
tro-pliy
with
a
medal
score
of
141
I
for
36
holes
in
the
Skeena
Valley
Open
at
the
Thomhill
Golf
Club
i
in
Terrace
over
the
weekend.
,
Visiting
golfers
from
Smith-ers,
Kilimat.
Prince
Rupert
and
Terrace
competed
for
champ-
,
ionship
trophies.
I
Runner-up
for
the
Parker
BEST
OF
FOOD
At
cum.!
'.FINEST
OF
COOKING
AS
A
PHONE
7i
It'll
TAKr.
fi
x
OKlilKS
Phone
200
IJiddin";
Can
Be
Kept
Open
Without
Jump-shift
Tip
Do
you
know
Mr.
Fusty,
the
old-fashioned
play-1
r
?
He
read
his
first
and
last
book
on
bridge
in
V-Vi'.',.
And
lie
hasn't
changed
his
style
since
then.
In
those
lays,
if
your
partner
opened
the
bidding
and
you
held
a
hat
was
called
"three
and
a
half
honor
tricks,"
you
Made
an
immediate
jump
shift,
which
w'as
forc:nij
to
:&.
Jindsay's
I
rA'jlJU.i.lL.m.
Trophy
was
Mel
Peekvout
of
Terrace
who
carded
a
3G-hole
total
of
155.
Consolation
prize
went
to
Hal
Windt.
The
most
hotly
contested
event
of
the
Open
saw
Terrace
golfer
Art
Howe
take
the
Martin
Brothers
Trophy
and
the
Handicap
Championship
of
the
valley
with
a
net
score
of
117.
Runner-up
was
Arnold
Re
unison
of
Smithers
with
a
net
of
118
and
the
con-
i
'lime.
1-ucal
and
Loiig
Dhunre
Movi,
So'.ith
fleeter
Ilolti
siil"-
vnlncriitjSf
Nui
lli
(
Mr.
r
11M
1
In
the
two
ball,
best
ball
match
for
the
Terrace
Motors
Trophy,
competing
against
38
players,
I
the
team
of
Bob
O'Hara
and
Mike
O'Neil
from
Smithers
gathered
In
j
the
silver
with
a
card
of
103.
!
Runners-up
were
the
local
duos
of
Jim
Bogle
and
Dick
Wells
and
Joe
Schultzik
and
Morris
Wight-
i
man.
Consolation
prizes
went
to
the
team
of
Slim
Hauscr
and
Ian
McDonald.
In
the
long
driving
event,
Mel
Peekvout
led
with
a
three-ball
total
of
531
yards
with
second
spot
going
to
Mike
O'Neil
of
Smithers
with
527
yards.
The
long
single
ball
was
hit
by
Jim-.
mie
Stevenson
who
clouted
one
for
210
yards.
Second
place
went
to
Jimmy
Coodacre
with
190
yards.
j
In
the
pitch
and
putt
compe-1
tition,
hard-hitting
Rick
Rick-
wood
of
Kitimat
won
the
honors
1
with
four
well
placed
balls
for
a
j
total
of
12
strokes.
Arnold
Ren-
!
rison
was
second
with
a
total
of
13
strokes.
.;,
Presentation
of
prizes
was
held
in
the
club
house,
with
special
prizes
Roing
to
trophy
winners
from
the
sponsors.
George
Martin
was
chairman
of
the
tournament
committee.
Bob
Grabler
was
team
captain,
and
others
assisting
In
the
tourney
were
Jim
Bogle
and
Hal
Windt.
in
5
A
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TO
SATI'RHAV
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9:03
p.m.
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S;ll.
Ma,
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in
l.:is
WiM
(Mr
solation
prUe
went
to
tyro
Terrace
culler
Ian
McDonald.
Miel)
Today,
nit
houah
all
or
the
t"xt-
ooks
mny
not
admit
It,
a
Jump
iii
rt
not
only
obligates
a
part.-'
lership
to
reach
g;une
but
in-luries
slron"
slnm
implic:itiui
:
;
There
Is
no
reason
to
make
a
haky
jump-shift
because
there
ire
many
ways
to
force
partner
o
kep
the
bidding
going
with-1
t
jumping
at
all.
We
will
re-1
view
these
various
forcing
situ-.
ations
In
following
columns.
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a
wnrry
nhcti
nu
slire
furs
here!
Reliable,
bonded,
we
cuarantrc
complete
fur
protection
.
.
.
expert
care.
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CQtil
C
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(Mr.
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-T1IKKK
-year-
old
Bob
Fleming
of
Victoria.
B.C.
today
defeated
Alex
Mitchell
of
Scotland
4
and
2
to
remain
the
only
Canadian
competing
in
the
British
amateur
Golf
championship
at
Mutihead,
Scotland.
Yesterday
he
downed
Malcolm
McNoad
4
and
3
and
J.
M
Brown
0
and
5
both
of
Scotland.
Canadians
ousted
in
the
fourth
round
yesterday
were
Donald
Doe
of
Granby.
Que.,
Walt
McElroy
of
Vancouver.
Doug
Silverberg
of
Red
Deer.
Alta.,
and
Gordon
Taylor
of
Montreal.
-CEHE
EVANS
-
KATHIXEN
HUGHES
-A
UNIRlAl5uRNWy
Store
Vonr
I
in
s
Now
Pay
Next
Fall
H
K
7
b
C-
8
fi
Tlic
bidding:
Snulh
West
N'H-lll
I
S
P.ise
3
I)
3
8
Puss
3
NT
4
8
All
Pass
CAPITO
"
AltMVAl,
IN
Al'ltll,"
"Much
Ado
About
Mutton"
NEWS
PlillS
PU.W8
Coll
974
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AVKItSTIIt
THURSDAY
TO
SATURDAY
Bill
Scuby
Furs
,rticmrnl
IS
not
DubltShcd
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control'
8ord
o
by
ti
Governmer
Sritiih
Columbia
He
then
discarded
a
heart
on
the
klnit
of
clubs.
Next
c.i.ni
the
ten
of
spades
and
Mr.
Ab"i
won
and
returned
his
last
heart.
Mrs.
Keen
won
with
the
ace
and
led
another
heart.
But
Mr
Djie
ruffed
tiiGh,
picked'
up
the
last
trump
and
spread
the
hand
for
game.
COlUUftla
HCTUKca
Try
a
Daily
N'-.v?
Cast
.
fit
!
DAI.K
CONSIDERS
Few
experienced
pHyers
to-di'.y
would
jump
to
three
diamonds
over
a
one
spade
epcnin;r
with
thp
hand
Mr.
Fusty
held.
But
Mr.
Dale
was
not
unduly
impressed.
He
wisely
considers
the
bidding
style
of
each
of
hi
partners
and
patterns
his
own
bidding
accordingly.
Against
the
four-spade
con-1
tract
Mr.
Abel
led
the
deuce
of,
clubs.
The
10
was
played
from
dummy
and
Mrs.
Keen
won
with
the
ace.
She
made
her
best
re-
turn,
a
small
heart
hoping
her
5
partner
had
a
doubleton
in
the
suit
and
a
spade
stopper.
If
so,
-and
if
Mr.
Dale
took
a
first!
round
spade
finesse,
Mr.
Abel
would
get
to
ruff
a
third
lead
of
hearts.
RITA
Vtiffi
ROOFING
-
Itcivw
your
roof
with
Asphalt
Shingles
Tri-City
Braves
Trounce
Salem
In
Drive
For
First
Division
By
The
Associated
Press
1
ning
scoring
famine.
They
tied
The
Tri-Clty
Braves,
the
West-j
the
game
8-8
with
four
runs
In
-rn
International
Baseball
the
bottom
of
the
ninth
and
won
league's
cellar
club
most
of
the
i
it
in
the
12th
when
Bob
Don-
IIAYWORTH.
PCL
Standings
JOSE
The
A.Hsottutecl
By
Pri's
Pet
Gilt,
W
L
1
020
RENOVATING
FOUNDATIONS
rk
of
All
Kinds
Estimates
(lien
on
Work
GREEK
&.
BRIODEN
j
reason,
continued
their
drive
for
i
kersley
singled
home
Ted
Hesse.
510
510
51,
51,
Hollywood
3i
Sail
DltttO
M
Sacramento
26
Oakland
26
Seattle
25
25
25
26
25
20
in
8
8
PLAN
CIESSEI)
5H0
600
4110
Dummy's
Jack
of
hearts
won
.
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91,,
I'lionc
!to:i
4M
L8
i
imitii)
215
l
irst
Ave.
West
21
2H
FERRER
-h
Mr
Kin
0
Piim
.
t,
CUt'lt
MJIMMMf
I
V
a
aiumm
eavguma
waai
lmj
tUTl
t'echnicols
ina
Mr.
uaie
guessed
wnat
Mrs.
Portland
Keen
had
In
mind.
He
led
a
i
t
first
division
berth
Wednes-1
Vancouver
and
Edmonton
split
day
nigljt
with
a
double
victory
j
a
doublehcadtr
in
the
league's
over
the
Salem
Senators.
;
only
other
games.
The
Caps
won
The
Braves,
wh-
crept
out
of
'
tne
P'nT
5-2
and
the
Eskimos
the
basement
with
a
5-2
win
i
,ook
tnc
niKhtcap
3-2.
The
split
over
the
Senators
Tucsdav
night,
left
Vancouver
out
in
front
of
turned
in
9-2
and
9-6
victories
tnc
lpa8ue
two
full
names,
in
-Wednesday
night's
double-
Yakima
and
Lewiston
were
header
at
Kcnnewick.
The
!'al"t'd
out
at
Lewiston
and
Cal-doublc
win
lifed
them
to
a
spot
!
Bary
anfi
Victoria
were
not
behind
the
Yakima
Bears
and
;
scheduled.
WIL
Standings
fmall
spade
and
went
right
up
with
the
ace.
Although
his
principal
purpose
was
to
get
the
opposing
spades
out
as
quickly
as
possible,
he
did
not
make
the
By
The
Canadian
Pre
W
L
Pot
Vancouver
-
.
18
mistake
of
leadlne
another
one
Edmonton
u
Spokane
Indians,
who
are
tied
in
!
Victoria
15
fifth
place.
1
ADDED
SHORTS
821
MS
510
519
500
.500
4117
444
413
417
NUTHiN'
DOVN
AND
NUTHSN'
A
WEEK
WILL
BUY
JUST
THAT,
NUTHSN1
For
small
flown
payments
and
E-7.
.monthly
terms,
buy
an
A-!
used
car
from
Paiker's.
See
these
and
many
others
A-l
values:
2
at,
3
31,
31,
41
,
5
51,
51,
at
this
point.
Mr.
Abel
could
have
won
with
the
king,
led
a
heart
to
his
partner's
are
and
luffed
the
return.
'
Instc-d
Mr.
Dale
led
his
last
club
and
took
the
proven
finesse.
!
Lewiaton
14
Yakima
13
'
Spokane
14
j
TTI-Clty
14
!
Wenatchee
12
Salem
13
Calgary
.
.
10
TOTEW.
KA.MOl'S
PLAYERS
THEATlJ
'GO
SOl'TII
AMKiOS"
"EYE
WITNESS"
Shows
ot
7
and
9
p.m.
Spokane,
meanwhile,
rebounded
.
from
Tuesday
night's
8-1)
shutout
to
edge
Wenatchee
8-7
but
it
took
the
Indians
12
innings
to
subdue
the
stubborn
Chiefs.
Two
runs
In
the
seventh
inning
ended
the
Indians'
17-in-
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!
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Aided
by
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!
By
The
Associated
Press
1
The
Portland
Beavers,
bat-;
tling
to
get
out
of
the
Pacific
j
Coast
Baseball
League
cellar.
Wednesday
night
got
a
hand-up
from
the
Los
Angeles
Angels
the
team
that
couldn't
afford
such
a
gesture.
Fine
four-hit
pitching
by
Bill
1
Boemler
paced
the
Beavers
to
n
6-2
triumph
over
the
Angels
am.
I
moved
them
to
within
-
game
of
Die
.seventh
-
place
'.'i.lifornla
i
.'.quad.
But
San
Francisco,
pparent-
J
ly
determined
never
to
return
to
!
'
the
-cellar
position
it
occupied
f.;r
so
many
weeks,
continued
j
its
winning
streak,
bowling
over
Seattle's
hot-and-cold
Rainiers,
2-1.
Adrian
Zabala
picked
up
h'.s
fifth
victory
and
the
loss
went
1
.(-.
Ocnc
Bearden,
former
Clevc-1
land
southpaw.
Ken
Holcombo,
:
who
started
for
the
Seals,
held
Seattle
to
two
hits
In
the
first
J
six
innings
but
gave
way
to
:
Zabala
in
the
eighth.
San
Fran-
1
'i.sco
won
In
the
ninth
when
Bob
I
dl
P'etro
doubled
to
centre,
went
i
to
third
on
a
wild
throw,
and
Mike
Baxes
tripled
Hollywood
ciushed
Sn
Diego
10-0
and
stretched
its
first
game
margin
to
5V2
games.
The
Stars
turned
back
the
Padres
for
the
.second
straight
night
on
the
limber
right
arm
of
Lino
Don-oso.
a
southpaw
who
allowed
only
three
hits,
whiffed
eight
and
wasn't
touched
for
a
safe
blow
until
the
sixth.
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evened
ils
sell
n
with
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beating
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