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Prince
Bupert
Daily
News
Monday,
July
6,
1953
Mayor
Whalen
to
Throw
First
Ball
1
m
-
-
Yanks
Suffer
Double
Loss
To
Washington
Senators
At
Opening
of
Little
League
Series
SPORTSMAN'S'
DIGEST
A
FLY
ROD'S
CARE
Bv
JACK
HAND
ICAIXLOM
-""
''-"
viniiun
ia
aay
aitcrnoon
thus
assuring
throw
the
first
ball
Wednesday
that
the
league
had
plenty
of
night
when
the
unofficial
Little
material
from
which
to
draw
League
baseball
series
gets
un-
j
JlttJWHtj
Durney
Case
Finally
Ended
TORONTO
)
The
celebrated
cu.se
of
Jack
Burney-
hai
ended.
The
board
of
directors
of
the
Canadian
Olympic
Association
have
been
told
that
the
Vancouver
hurdler
who
paid
his
own
expenses
of
the
Helsinki
Olympic
Games
In
1952
and
was
charged
$3
a
day
to
remain
In
the
Canadian
camp,
has
been
reimbursed
his
expenses.
Burney,
not
chosen
on
the
team,
was
not
allowed
to
compete.
The
directors,
meeting
here,
were
told
that
a
letter
and
cheque
went
to
Burney
last
June
1.
The
amount
sent
to
him
was
fier
way
in
Prince
Rupert's
Al
Six
teams
will
make
up
the
league.
It
is
expected
that
two
full
sets
of
sweat
shirts
and
caps
will
be
supplied
the
youngsters
for
the
first
six-inning
game
and
other
equipment
has
already
arrived.
Orflriincr
nf
fha
nrairint.lir
by
5
and
Cleveland
by
six
'
games.
Brooklyn's
National
League
advantage
shrunk
to
l'j
games
when
they
absorbed
a
20-6
drubbing
from
the
New
York
Giants,
their
worst
defeat
in
many
a
season.
Hank
Thompson
hit
two
homers,
one
with
the
bases
full,
and
drove
in
seven
Associated
Press
Sports
Writer
Bob
Porterfield
and
Johnny
Schmitz
are
the
new
idols
of
"I
Hate
the
Yankees"
clubs
from
coast
to
coast.
And
Jerry
Snydor
must
be
at
least
an
honorary
vice-president.
The
trio
of
ex-Yanks,
traded
Cannery
Nine
Down
Chinese
AlTHOU6M
YOU
MAY
HAVE
SEEN
IT
DONE,
NEVER
LAV
'
AN
ASSEMBLED
FLY
ROD
jj
ACROSS
A
ROW
OF
NAILS
U
goma
Park.
President
of
the
Little
League
executive.
Art
Williamson,
said
today
the
newly-formed
loop
for
youngsters
aged
eight
to
13
years
would
be
ready
to
swing
COUNTS
WHERE
.
CRAFTSMANSHIP
.
.
COUNT
ON
US
Dibb
Printing
Co,
COMPANY
Behind
the
steadv
Ditchinc
of
i
nefflprrpri
niimmo
Dart
t.,iii
t..
ON
A
WALL.
IT
CAUSES
A
"i
'SET'
OR
BEND
IN
BAMBOO,
f
GLASS
RODS
HVONT
BK
SET'
BUT
FERRULES
f
i
a
r.
-
-
ui
n
vi
i
Earl
Gouda
and
with
a
big
up-j
done
tonight
and
Northwest
during
the
regime
of
manager
Casey
Stengel,
teamed
up
to
into
action
by
7
p.m.
Wednes-
day.
help
Washington
sweep
an
Am
rising
in
the
seventh
inning
the
Construction
Company
carpen-Cannery
Nine
Softball
team
ters
will
be
on
hand
to
erect
erican
League
doubleheadcr
attended
the
registration
ses-
swePl
to
a
12"8
victory
over
the
tne
backstop.
from
the
Yanks
ftunrinv
4-n
not
disclosed.
and
line
on
both
type
rods
mav
be
damaged
from
the
rostv
nails.
Bamboo
rods
acquire
a
set
from
standi
nq
ready
in
a
corner.
slon
at
the
Civic
Centre
Satur-
I
-nmese
Lowboys
yesterday
af-
i
tprnnnn
ternoon
at
at
dvm
Gvro
Park.
Port
t3K
Both
and
5-4.
It
was
the
Yanks'
first
A
volunteer
work
party
of
anyone
who
wishes
to
helrj
the
double
loss
of
the
year.
teams,
personnel
from
Oceanside
i
new
league
has
been
oeen
called
caned
for
lor
Porterfield.
shunted
to
Wash
Cannery,
turned
in
good
ball
in-ln
I
ue.sdav
8
n
when
it
is
hoped
the
Dickun
nn
whirh
rnn
IT'S
ALWAYS
SAFER
TO
TAKE
RODS
APART
ington
In
1951,
shut
out
New
York
with
five
hits
nnrl
nllrmprf
.
;
lnal
Parents,
friends
and
-
in
i
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."
..
V
sup
coming
practically
every
in
WHEN
NOT
IN
USE.
only
one
man
to
reach
secoud
Today
to
Wednesday
'
TWO
FEATURES
RORY
CALHOUN
-
DALE
ROBERTSON
In
"SILVER
WHIP"
ALSO
STERLING
HAYDEN
-
JOAN
LESLIE
in
FEMALE
oase
in
ne
opener.
Schmitz,
rut
loose
this
spring,
mopped
up
with
a
fine
relief
iob
in
thp
rung.
I
The
Chinese
squad
scored
two
runs
in
the
first
inning,
one
in
the
second
and
third,
three
in
'
the
seventh
and
one
in
the
porters
of
the
youngsters
will
turn
up
with
garden
rakes
to
help
put
the
playing
field
in
tip-top
shape.
Saturday
afternoon's
game
at
Roosevelt
Park
saw
Wildcats
second
game.
Snyder,
who
toil
ed
on
the
.Yankee
farms
until
ssFERRULE
Clean
"""--Oa
swa
ROD-JOINING
v
V
FERRULES
OFTEN.
OIP
A
SWAB
OF
TWISTEO
COTTON
ON
A
TOOTHPICK
IN
LIGHTER
FLUID
OR
6ASOLINE
TO
CLEAN
INSIDE
AND
A
TISSUE
TO
WIPE
OUTSIDES.
RUB
FERRULES
IN
HAIR
TO
LUBRICATE.
eighth.
The
opposition
managed
trim
"m
the
Sockeyes
Cockeyes
23-10
23-10
behind
behind
he
was
tossed
into
the
Jackie
one
run
in
the
first
inning,
three
in
the
fourth,
a
singleton
in
the
'
e
fent
P'tehing
of
Philip
HELLGATE
Jensen-Irv
Noren
swap
last
fifth,
fifth,
six
six
in
in
the
the
seventh
seventh
and
and
one
one
!
laylon-
Por
crowd
attended
,
ADULT
ENTERTAINMENT
ONLY
the
same
which
saw
Sonkevps
spring,
came
through
with
three
hits,
drove
in
two
runs
and
scored
another
in
the
nightcap.
runs.
Milwaukee
and
St.
Louis,
fighting
for
second,
split.
Warren
Spahn
pitched
his
29th
major
.league
shutout
In
the
first,
to
win
4-0
with
the
help
of
homers
by
Johnny
Logan
and
Ed
Mathews,
his
24th.
Red
Schoendienst's
three-run
pinch
homer
gave
St.
Louis
the
second,
4-1,
halted
by
darkness
?fter
eight
Innings.
,
The
Phillies
nipped
Pittsburgh
2-0,
In
10
innings
as
Robin
Roberts
started
the
winning
rally
with
a
double.
It
was
Roberts's
13th
victory
and
20th
complete
fcame
in
20
starts
this
season.
The
Sunday
curfew
halted
a
likely'
defeat
for
the
Phils
In
the
second
same
as
thev
trailed
7-0
after
six
Innings
when
the
game
was
stopped.
It
will
be
completed
before
an
Aug.
11
night
game.
Chicago
and
Cincinnati
divided
a
pair
of
free-hitting
Tames.
Hank
Saucf
hit
two
doubles
and
a
single
to
run
his
string
to
six
straight
hits
In
helping
win
the
first
game
8-4,
but
he
was
stopped
by
Clyde
King
In
the
second
game.
Ralph
Kiner
hit
his
17th
and
IRth
homers
and
Bauer
and
Bill
Serena
also
homered
but
they
weren't
enough
to
save
the
second
game,
won
by
Cincinnati.
;
more
in
the
eighth.
Losing
pitcher
was
Yuen.
use
four
hurlers
to
no
Plus
NEWS
Times
Silver
Whip
7:00
-
9:56
Chicago
and
Cleveland
both
CAPITOL
gained
a
full
game
on
the
1Ie"8ate
A
FAMOUS
FLAYERS
TIIEATKt
Motors
Take
Battery
2-1
For
2nd
Win
FORD'S
FIFTIETH
ANNIVERSARY
TODAY
to
WEDNESDAY
SALE
1
r
Yanks
by
splitting
two
at
Cleveland.
Southpaw
Billy
Pierce
blanked
the
Indians
4-0
on
five
hits
to
keep
the
White
Sox
In
second
place
after
Cleveland
came
from
behind
to
beat
reliefer
Harry
Dorlsh
In
the
opener,
7-6.
Boston
scored
eight
in
the
first
inning
to
give
Mel
Parncll
a
10-2
romp
over
Philadelphia,
and
Detroit,
for
the
first
time
all
season,
took
both
ends
of
a
doubleheader
from
St.
Louis
Browns,
10-7
and
7-1.
The
Yanks
now
lead
Chicago
f'(S
J
2
Weeks
Commencing
General
Motors
chalked
up
their
second
win
in
the
Shear-down
Trophy
series
when
they
defeated
12Q
Heavy
Anti-Air-craft
Battery
eleven
2-1
Friday
night
at
Roosevelt
Park.
Battery
again
failed
to
make
the
most
oi
their
chances
with
shots
bouncing
off
the
Motors'
crossbar
and
Oliver
Fabrls
making
several
saves
which
robbed
the
gunners
of
what
looked
like
Martell
Edges
Leonard
For
CPGA
Crown
1
QUEBEC
(Pi
Henry
Martell
of
Edmonton,
wearing
the
Canadian
Professional
Golfers'
Association
crown
for
the
first
time,
moved
on
to
Toronto
today
for
a
crack
at
the
Canadian
Open.
'Along
with
the
39-year-old
ex-traffic
cop
went
a
sizable
entry
of
top
Canadian
pros
who
were
thumbed
off
to
the
byways
Sunday
when
Henry
came
through
in
a
sensational
clutch
finish.
Trailing
for
two
rounds,
Martell
shot
the
last
18
over
Roval
tosTf-j.-.r:
ilk
8-fl.
LOVE
LAU
G
H
S
AT
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
For
Boys
And
Youths
Yes
siroc!
Kifht
here
In
:ilttIo
old
Prince
Rupert.
Right
here
in
Wallace's.
A
complete
boys'
and
youths'
department
equal
to
ajiy
city
store.
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
sure
goals.
Saturday,
June
27
COME
IX
AMI
TKSTDKIVE
01
U
I
SKl)
CARS
TIP
TOP
Condition
Guaranteed
Bob
Parker
Lid.
SERVICE
STATION
"The
Home
of
Friendly
Service"
MrlSRIDE
at
SECOND
AVE.
The
Artillerymen
broke
1
BLACKWOOD
on
the
score
column
first
whp
Tommy
Boulter
banged
the
bail
into
the
net
after
a
series
of
passes
which
drew
Fabris
out
of
Bride
Quebec
in
a
three-under-par
69
j
position.
Silversmith
kept
Mo-
I
sZrJBL(
GREER
i
aiiBmrr
iu
win
me
aj-noie
tournament
i
tors
at
bay
for
the
rest
of
the
first
half.
with
211,
five
under
par
for
the
distance.
GARSON
OLIVIER
a
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
with
Late
in
the
second
half
Ocn
It
was
a
tight
one-stroke
vie-
rmi
Motors
tied
up
the
game
1-1
tory
that
wasn't
decided
until
when
Bill
Sunberg
beat.
Silver
MARY
BOLANO
EDNA
MAY
OLIVER
MAUREEN
O'SULLIVAN
ANN
RUTHERFORD
FRIEDA
INESCORT
Mjr.
Ilcinsite
Learns
Thero
-
"
a..
.
miik
smun
on
a
rebound
after
a
pen-
a
nine-foot
putt
that
gave
him
a
alty
shot
'
one-stroke
lead
over
Stan
Leon-I
,'
ard
of
Vanrnnvor
Pt
Plv,,
I
Tn
In
fh.
d"nB
illwr
seconds
of
-
,,
the
0
f
Evcninq
Shows
T
f
T
C
11
Arc
Two
Sides
to
a
Table'
Many
,
a
contract
depends
upon
the
declarer
W
I
fee
f
ft
9:10
p.m.
of
Saskatoon
riefenm
nhl
Pme
DaVe
Uwcv
io0
Famous
P:iyeri
Theatn
rrjrr
.tr
zlt
,h,s
j
-right-
side
of
from
Martell
with
214.
A
Full
Line
of...
TENNIS
EQUIPMENT
THE
SPORT
SHOP
"
.
ua,
o
umi,
it
appears
ivir.
neinsiie
Sheardown
series.
.
.
,
t,
i
t
i
,
,
General
Motors
and
cyq
nds
to
lose
tncks
only
to
the
three
outstanding
aces.
Al
Balding
of
Toronto
was
fourth
with
216.
Then
came
Bill
Kerr
of
Montreal
jvith
217.
wcuiresuay
evening
witn.Dui
see
wnat
nappened
CYO
looking
for
ur
u,el
their
f
third
win.
WlTU
I
Mrs.
Kern
led
th
Bracketed
at
218
were
Frank
,
Willey,
Martell
s
fellow-tow-
,th
7UthS
haVe
yct
to
lose
a
hearts,
which
held
She
rnnlm
man,
and
Stan
Home
of
Mon
trcal
Islesmere.
East
dealer
Neither
side
vulnerable
(Mr.
liHiuiilfMi)
6
J
16
3
H
Q
J
8
4
3
r
k
10
C
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(Mm.
Kren)
(Mr.
AMI
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10
3
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K
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A
7
6
8
3
D
7
6
4
3
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7
6
4
3
3
C
10
6
am
tm
Martell
won
$500
first
prize
i
plus
another
$500
from
a
golf
;
goods
manufacturing
firm
whose
I
rroduct
he
sells.
As
CPGA
cham-
US
ued
with
her
last
heart,
which
was
covered
with
the
Jack
and
ace,
and
Mr.
Heinsite
ruffed.
Sensing
no
danger,
he
now
lay
down
the
king
of
spades.
Mr.
Abel
won
and
returned
another
heart.
Mr.
Heinsite's
remaining
trumps
were
the
queen
LINDSAY'S
I
B.C.
Third
In
Canadian
,
pion,
he
can
have
an
exDenses-
Track
Trials
JS?.
SJK'fcJUJt
Mfed
wit
-
'
'WW
llHf
'
-
PHONE
pald
trip
to
the
Tarn
O'Shanter
tournament
in
Chicago
and
can
enter
.the
United
States
Masters
tournament
without
having
to
play
in
the
qualifying
round.
WINNIPEG
iffi
The
cream
nf
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
'.
Established
1910
MOVING
.
.
.
PACKING
.
.
.
CRATING
SHIPPING
.
.
.
FORWARDING
.
.
.
STORAGE
Experienced
handling
Local,
Nation-wide
and
World-wide
Shipments.
'MOVE
WITH
EASE
.
.
.
SHIP
VIA
LINOSAY
S"
Agents
Allied
Van
Lines
Ltd.
Phone
60
or
C8
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Ave.
Canada's
young
sprinters
and
jumpers
have
proved
themselves
capable
performers
of
an
(Mr.
llrlnMIr)
B-tK
7
H
10
nQ
8
8
C
A
QM
The
bidding:
East
South
Went
H
IS
Pass
Pass
4
8
All
pass
266
North
38
Battling
rain,
mud
and
ninrW
that
occalonall
v
hit
87
miles
an
TO
hour,
the
youngsters
cracked
15
records
In
the
Canadian
Junior
track
and
field
championships
and
officials
aereed
that
under
Calgary
Batter
Wenatchee
17-6
WENATCHEE
(AP
)
Calgary
battered
Wenatchee
17-
in
the
wild
first
half
of
a
Western
International
League
Baseball
double-header
Sunday,
then
bowed
2-1
to
the
Chiefs
in
the
tightly
pitched
afterpiece.
The
first
Welland
Canal
between
Lake
Ontario
and
Lake
Erie
was
opened
in
1829.
KETCHIKAN
better
conditions
they
could
have
the
queen,
he
would
have
to
lose
a
trump
trick
later
to
Mr.
Abel's
10.
After
considerable
fidgctln;,
he
decided
to
ruff
with
the
seven.
Mrs.
Keen
overruffed
with
the
nine
and
this
trick
plus
the
three
aces
defeated
the
contract.
Instinctively,
Mr.
Heinsite
thought
this
bad
result
must
be
the
fault
of
someone
else.
"I
don't
think
I
like
your
Jump
to
three
spades
on
an
accless
hand.
Champion,"
he
said
cautiously.
But
he
already
had
said
too
much.
,
"Since
you
brought
It
up,"
replied
Mr.
Champion,
"I
may
say
that
I
made
no
mistake
on
the
hand
while
you
made
three.
First,
you
shouldn't
have
over-called
with
a
spade.
You
had
an
acceptable
takeout
double
and,
If
you
had
taken
that
action,
we
would
have
had
a
good
chance
of
reaching
the
fool-
shattered
10
more.
AND
Lloyd
Percival's
Toronto
rtpfl
Devils
captured
team
honors
for
four
spades.
On
the
bidding,
it
was
practically
certain
that
Abel
had
the
three
outstanding
aces
and
that
Mrs.
Keen
had
only
two
hearts.
So
you
couldn't
afford
to
lead
your
king
of
spades,
"Just
go
to
dummy
with
the
Jack
of
clubs
and
lead
back
a
small
spade.
If
Abel
goes
up
with
the
ace
and
leads
a
heart,
you
can
now
afford
to
trump
high
in
your
hand.
And
no
other
defense
will
cause
you
any
trouble."
About
half-way
through
the
next
deal.
Mr.
Abel
thought
of
ALL
ALASKA
tne
seventh
consecutive
year,
amassing
a
record
332
points
as
their
small
16-man
entry
captured
individual
honors
in
every
division.
Because
of
weather
conditions.
it
won't
be
known
until
the
Amateur
Athletic
Union
of
Canada
meets
in
October
whether
the
records
broken
Friday
and
Saturday
are
official.
According
to
the
rules,
records
set
In
track
events
cannot
b3
recognized
if
the
wind
exceeds
a
velocity
of
two
metres
a
second
(about
44
something.
"You
said
he
made
three
mistakes
oh
that
last
deal.
Champion.
What
was
the
third
one?"
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criticized
mv
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prooi
contract
of
three
no
trump.
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second
mistake
was
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