A
a
n
I
Senators
Hold
Second
Place
With
Triumph
Over
Brownies
When
Is
The
2Mb
Of
May?
fa
Bclloons
r
H3
or
u!l
sizes
Tr
Fireworks
Windmills
at
American
Ix-ague:
Washington
2,
St.
Iuiis
0;
j
General
Motors
!,'
New
i
ork
1,
Chicago
?.
NHW
YORK
(CP)
-Chunky
Connie
MarmV
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-
.
Team
members
to
i
.
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i
represent
iii
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a
four-hlttcr
last
Hlght
to
one
Washington!
General
Motors
against
CYO
in
Senators
their
fourth
straight
triiunnh
1
over
St
,
U
Louis
,his
,soccer
match
toniRht
wiil
'
.
,
,
.,
.
,
bp
chesen
from
the
following:
T
JJrowns
Z-0.
It
was
Merreros
iuurth
victory
against
Boulter.
Robinson,
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(cap-
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defeats
this
season.
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wuson.
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unrii.-iniit.ertr.
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Veteran
Johnny
Sain
wl",,
atier
a
sharp
start
but
etched
his
fourth
victory
with
-hitier
as
New
York
Yankees
haded
Chicago
White
Sox
i-3.
lwj
American
League
games
'
iiu
oniy
ones
played
in
najor
leagued.
All
foui
a
iitLn:d
u.'ague
and
tva
.Uic
in
the
American
laincc
out.
Browns,
who
have
yet
to
gain
a
victory
over
Senators
this
season,
got
their
ts
in
action
onl;
once
after
hits
in
first
an
second
innings.
They
nicke.;
Marrero
for
two
hits
in
the
eighth,
putting
men
on
second
nd
third
with
two
out,
but
failed
to
make
use
opportunity
Washington
made
use
of
league-leading
Cleveland's
idle-
1
V-V
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'
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voiuuian-mra
vnr.iyear-oias
won
their
respective
dlVJin
of
'the
rjj.ils,
the
six-furlong
tune-up
for
the
Queen'e
Plate
to
be
run
May
2i
at
Toronto
;
fl,
f,ncrl
by
E.
P.
Taylor
of
Toronto,
led
from
barrier
to
wire
to
win
handily
in
a
mI
13
seconds,
fastest
time
of
the
three
sections.
Latin
Lad,
centre,
from
the
Garden
Nia-sara
Falls.
Ont..
won
the
fir
X
division
in
1:13
15.
Dress
Circle
rleht
$
Mi
'
E
P.
Taylor,
came
from
last
place
to
win
her
division
in
1:13
25
The
93rd
31
the
Queen
s
Plate
is
at
a
longer
distance,
l'i
miles,
and
some
of
the
also-rans
in
gs
may
be
heard
from
In
the
extra
three
furlongs.
(CP
photOi
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im
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Kuperr
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lNew
Wednesday.
May
21,
1952
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B.C.
Country
Club
Gels
U.S.
Backing
I
VICTORIA
.-
A
proposrd
;
multl-ni:l!i;
i
dollar
Portage
Inlet
rtecreati
iii
Centre
near
here
has
received
financial
backing
in
the
United
ijtajes.
Iain
Label
lamateurs'
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C
WIIYNOT
f.
rrcss
Staff
Writer
I
nn
X
Maritime
l)ul
t
A
spokesman
for
the
Interested
group
fatd
loday
Incorporation
I
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n
Royal
i
convam's
r.O.
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1
Scnvom's
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Plate
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Special.
Old
.
0
Diihtltd
in
Canada
and
diitribulnd
by
Th.
Komi
of
Stagram
I..ii-Da:rl
athleLo"
uh
,
P"'
papers
will
wl!l
be
bp
fil
filed
at
at
the
the
Legls
lative
Buildings
this
week.
111
LinvilKnr
1
"p
"'
a
Maritime
Amateur
I"T
,
Partav-i':.
Turf
and
9..
-which
voted
It-
K?1
Country
4
rxUenrc
because
of
Club
and
wi"
be
P'talicl
at
ol
real
amateur,-
M--
"p
Ra
d
20-,irr',
l-va
Scotia
Amateur
:thf.
,
,
wU1
'"Hudc
three
race
tracks,
fiati.m
have
recog-
.(vent
of
professional-
one
fo'
hor!ie
racl"K-
nne
trotting
ice
taken
action.
"
,nnp
c'f
raeinR-
"hlbltlon
1
,
buildings,
ice
arena,
botanical
f
ar'
'f
ue
gardens,
zoo
and
other
recioa-
Tins
ailvi
rtiseiiii
nl
l.i
not
published
or
ilisplayrd
by
the.
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
ly
t
lie
C.ovcrmnent
uf
British
Culumbia.
"f
-roup,
which
for
six
Uonal
facilities.
I
I-HI1M
ff
f
"l'i
1
.
t
THE
POLISHED
GRANITE-LIKE
FINISH
Olympic
Near
For
Tiilsonburg
11LI.SDNBDRG.
G:il
-Ullson-burs
Mvingstnns
made
It
two
tral:;lr
Tuesday
night
in
beH
of
five
series
to
determine
Cana-jr.'-
basketball
representatives
in
"lympic
Games
this
summer
at
'e'sink'.
Finland,
by
defeating
InP'rrsity
of
Western
Ontario
75-OP.
-
FOR
FLOORS
WALLS
'
M'i'n
the
import-paJ-'to
and
District
League
tii-
ami
more
of
a
pro-J""P-
Hardly
a
traiii
f
t
now
has
more
than
home-brews.
Ot.hers
tos.
nin.,tiy
from
the
wh.
can
Parn
as
'i
a
week
for
a
top-'T,
lor
in.sl.ani-e.
nsu.p
ABA.
hasn't
tossed
v-i;iip
out
altogetlier,
m
a
cla:.s
by
it.seh.
f
1
A.
and
has
decide.;
f
'"inner
will
be
classed
'.
f'hal
ejvup's
ruling
5h,;"n
liastenrd
by
tm
J'
i-Mim
some
time
asjo
'
out
ot
buslress.
The
til'k,
according
to
the
'l,nt,
was
that
there
ij
amateurs."
He
sug-
Rronp
be
formed
t.
and
field,
whici
He
v
SHOWER
LININGS
The
Plebiscite
to
be
taken
on
Election
Day,
June
12th,
is
not
an
open
and
shut
proposition.
It
is
not
a
prohibition
issue.
In
effect,
if
you
vote
"Yes"
you
are
giving
the
next
Government
of
the
Province
of
British
Columbia
free
rein
to
open
bars
in
any
area
in
tbe
Province
vhere
there
is
a
"Yes"
majority.
Liquor
by
the
glass
is
sold
in
Itritish
Columbia
now.
The
real
issue
is
"Where"
and
"How"
will
it
be
sold
in
future.
The
Plebiscite,
as
it
is
worded,
doesn't
give
you
the
chance
to
record
jour
views.
Vote
"o"
until
you
know.
The
Alcohol
Research
Council,
a
group
of
public
spirited
citizens,
including
educators,
doctors
and
businessmen,
feel
that
a
thorough
study
should
he
made
on
tbe
alcohol
distribution
system
before
a
"blank
cheque"
is
signed.
Anything
can
happen
under
a
"Yes"
majority.
'-'.
.
..
Granted,
the
present
liquor
distribution
system
is
not
satisfactory
but
before
a
change
is
made
r
i
the
very
best
method
of
distribution
h,n
Id
be
arrived
at
for
Itritish
Columbia.
The
sale
of
alcoholic
beverages
is
not
comparable
to
the
sale
of
food
its
method
of
distribution
can
have
a
positive
or
negative
effect
on
the
community
as
a
whole.
Vote
"No"
on
June
12th
vote
'"No"
to
tn
"blank
cheque"
Liquor
Plebiscite
!
STORE
FRONTS
."vw
ii
on
thi,
.ti,,."Bil,,i
almost,
left
Marl-
S;
S
(till
ill
11,.
..1.1
ill'-
df,
Vipic
trials
are
con-
Vr
"'""O"
(REGISTERED)
.
The
visual
appearance
of
polished
rock
.
.
.
Choice
of
9
colors
in
mottled,
granite-like
finish
.
...
PLUS
ENDURING
QUALITY.
,
"KOLORBORofj
impervious
to
fire,
water,
rust,
vermin,
age,
and
is
noJf'.if
acted
by
climate
...
it
improves
with
washing
and
sduokirtq.-
SEE
"KOLOKBOKD"
AT
YOUR
LOCAL
BUILDING
SUPPLY
DEALER
Some
Dealerships
still
open.
f.t
.J
.
C?i
J
Mil
East
67th
Ave.,
VANCOUVER
15.
B.C.
'?
b"'l.v
affiliated
with
Athletic
Union
to
''r
Interests,
Marl-,rl
themselves
unable
trials.
tolerable
hustling,
'
AAU
save
approval
J"'
Provincial
assocl-
'lie.se
were
formed
In
I
onlV
group
si.M
not
I
r(,coRiiizing
the
pro-
Sl'-'iUletl
"amateur"
lv
Canadian
Amateur
"'lation.
I'"'
'Op
00,4110
earn.
the
Maritime
?
?
Indications
'He
league
operates
.salaries
wll,
be
lbcrwhen?
finery,
after
three
?
S
on
ti,c
door
won
Mwell.ht
chnmpnn.
4mi"R
Beau
Jack
rounds
at
Ne
,Hgo
today.
Beau
f-
...
!ENT
MINK
'
1
-n
mined
for
l,tlutn
deposits
near
t
sraPrt
In
North-
3
TO
SMOe
y
G
ii
ALCOHOL
RESEARCH
COUNCIL
t
.
.
II
7
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