Prince
Rupert
Doiiy
N?ws
Thursriav,
August
20,
1953
Browns
Snap
Pierce's
Streak
At
40
Scoreless
Innings
?Vind
May
Keep
Scores
High
In
$25,000
Labatt
Open
i
MONTREAL
CP)
All
the
prac-
par
77
himself
in
an
exhibition
tice-round
talk
about
low
scores
loursome
match
with
Babe
Za
By
BEN
PHLEGAR
,
Associated
Press
Sports
Writer
Ilk
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,
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't-lli
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v
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h
-
s
.,
P
x"
4
aw
.
nd
hieh
winds
went
into
the'harlas,
huoi
ana
uamieii
u.u-
The
wind
r-Kpard
todav
when
the
field
of
1
thier
.of
Montreal
In
SHOES
by
SAVAGE
bothered
Martell,
und
possibly
with
that
in
laind
he
plunged
1
130
got
down
to
serious
business
;
in
the
$25,000
Labatt
Open.
Pierce.
The
lasC-place
Browns
have
?iven
the
little
Chicago
White
Sox
lefthander
nothing
but
trouble
this
season.
He
has
an
excellent
16-8
record,
but
look
what
the
lowly
St.
Louis
outfit
has
done
to
him.
In
his
first'
start,
April
16.
Pierce
had
a
no-hitter
going
for
six
innings.
Then
Bobby
Young
AX"
tor
a
274
as
t
u
vmnir."
t
.t.i!.
The
real
sizzli
r
of
Wednes
Cl.oose
from
the
h,(n
The
end
of
the
trail
won't
be
reached
until
Sunday
and
the
-"
uuJs
sii.urt
day's
final
practice
-t
unds
was
city.
11
you've
got
a
streak
running
U's
best
to
stay
away
from
the
f
t.
Louis
Browns.
Just
ask
Billy
WIL
Pitchers
Take
Pounding
All
Over
Loop
...
By
The
Canad(an
press
puessing
about
what
score
will
take
$5,000
first
money
ranged
all
the
way
from
268
to
275.
The
pros
themselves
are
not
so
sure
about
this
Summeiiea
course,
flat
and
inviting
but
still
able
to
withstand
persistent
par-cracking
over
a
long
term
of
years.
There
were
prospects
that
the
i
hilly
wind
cf
Wednesday
would
subside,
but
the
temperature
OXFORDS
HOOTS
PATTEN
STRIPS
l'(
KI.IS
ANKUSTiUPs
a
six-under-par
6
i.rea
Dy
Chand'r
Harper
of
Portsmouth.
Va.
That
set
a
course
record
for
Summrrlea
in
any
kind
of
play.
The
previous
best
was
a
63
by
Syd
Fry,
Summerlea's
assistant
pro
at
the
time,
and
shot
In
a
friendly
match.
That
ma'k
has
stood
for
11
years.
doubled
and
spoiled
it.
Ten
days
later
the
Browns
beat
Mim
7-2
for
his
first
loss
in
10
starts.
On
June
30
the
White
Sox
!
threw
Pierce
at
the
Browns
and
I
lost
4-2.
I
Wednesday
Pierce
faced
St.
batters
gave
the
pitchers
a
Louis
with
a
string
of
34
23
pounding
Wednesday
night,
col-;
scoreless
inningS
m
his
last
four
FASHION
FOOTWfil
I
was
not
likely'to
go
above
79.
!The
field
was
scheduled
to
get
uway
at
8:30
a.m.
EDT.
Wotiiral
:zj
gas
production
concentrated
concentrated
in
in
the
Rio
Grande.
Mexico
is
an
jccung
a
roiai
oi
i
saie
m,
.
appearances.
The
Browns
snap-ir.cluding
13
home
runs,
in
the
ped
Jt
at
40
wlth
a
pair
of
un.
.
loop's
five
scheduled
games.
:earned
tallies
and
went
on
to'
The
Tri-City-Salem
game
at
,
rnr
tam
,npd
runs
in
the
Bl'RLY
259-POrND
LINEMAN
John
Kissell
apparently
will
play
thir
teason
with
Ottawa
Rough
Riders
of
the
Big
Four.
He
has
beer
the
centre
of
an
international
legal
dispute
over
use
of
his
talents.
An
application
for
an
injunction
was
filed
by
Cleveland
Brown
ol
the
United
States
Professional
League
against
Kissell'
playing
with
Ottawa.
The
application
was
turned
down.
The
Ridere
claim
Kissell
is
signed
with
them.
area
along
Salem
was
tne
omy
conies
mat
i
10(n
and
win
tne
game
4.3
--
could
be
classed
as
a
low-hitter,
j
Thp
fast
.
balling
southpaw
it
went,
ii
inning
wiui
cuiem
h
d
pitch,d
51
mnings
without
outhittine
Iri-City
9-7
but
loe
Ark
v
giving
up
an
earned
run.
DROP
FILL
GAME
The
loss
to
St.
Louis
cost
the
Jules
Huot,
one
of
Canada's
;
veteran
pros
whose
home
course
is
at
nearby
Laval,
sized
op
the
situation
this
way
u4
the
first
1
sound
got
under
w.i,"
'
Unless
we
get
'So:
?
rough
'
winds
and
if
the
weather
stays
7
dry,
you
will
find
this
coje
j
ct-tting
shorter.
I
think
a
-C8,
'
which
is
12
under
par
for
t-1
j
distance,
can
be
shot
and
will
win.
.
.
I
"There
are
fellows
like
Cary
'
Mirlrllecoff,
Julius
Boros
and
5111
A
l."
I
1
1jf
i
f
A
F
t
I
.
i
in
urn
m
Wildcat
Rally
Falls
Short
As
Moose
Coast
to
4-3
Witt
A
Wildcat
rally
in
the
bottom
:
Smith,
of
the
sixth
inning
fell
short
last
j
Moose
were
held
scoreless
In
nitrht
at
Alaoma
Park
when
the
1
the
last
two
innings.
Wildcat
White
Sox
a
full
game
in
their
j
more
and
more
futile
pursuit
of
i
New
York
Yankees.
The
Yanks
j
edged
Washington
Senators
2-0
6
Eastbound
Flights
Daily
Clavton
Pol'ky
Oliver
in
this
tournament
Moose
entry
of
the
Prince
Rupert
;
second
baseman
Phil
ing
4-3.
By
comparison,
Lewiston
got
26
safeties
to
eight
for
Spokane
in
marking
up
a
21-3
veruict
at
Lewiston;
Calgary
outhit
Victoria
22-18
and
won
19-16;
Wen-alchee
downed
Yakima
12-10
with
the
winners
amassing
16
hits
to
12
for
the
losers,
and
Edmonton
collected
14
sijfe
hits
to
Vancouver's
11
in
downing
the
Capilunos
9-4.
The
13
home
runs
in
the
barrage
included
six
at
Calgary,
three
ifpiece
at
Lewiston
and
Venatchee
and
one
at
Edmonton.
'
Jim
Command's
home
run
lept
league-ieading
Spokane
from
being
goose-egged
in
the
v.ild
affair
at
Lewiston.
It
came
wno
can
snoot,
mat
mo.
ooros
is
playing
great
golf
now.
He
is
playing
a
fine
Iron
game."
and
now
lead
the
league
by
8'i
games.
Boston
Bed
Sox
defeated
Philadelphia
Athletics
6-4
and
Detroit
Tigers
whipped
Cleveland
Indians'
Early
Wynn
for
the
first
time
in
three
seasons
4-2.
Brooklyn
Dodgers
continued
their
whirlwind
drive
toward
the
National
League
pennant
with
an
uphill
7-5
triumph
over
New
York
Giants.
Milwaukee
Braves
edged
Cin
Peter
Thomson
of
Australia
j
figured
it
differently.
"Around
Little
League
came
through
with
'tried
to
get
a
comeback
started
a
4-3
decision.
j.for
his
team-mates
by
homering
The
game,
which
wound
up
th
but
Garry
Osilvie
who
singled
1953
Little
League
schedule,
saw
j
was
caught
off
base
and
Moose
the
Little
Leaguers
wrap
up
the
j
pitcher
Eddy
Eyeford
struck
out
six
innings
in
an
hour
and
a
j
two
batters,
ouarter.
Responsible
for
this
I
Starting
pitcher
for
the
Meor.e,
were
stalwart
pitching
jobs
turn-1
Per
Halverson
struck
oul
7,
walked
in
by
Wildcat
and
Moots
pit-
ed
one,
piave
up
one
run
and
p,l-.
hers
who
chalked
up
a
total
of
lowed
three
hits;
Eddy
Eyeford
From
Vancouver
Only
2
hrs.
15
mins
to
Calgary
"
4
hrs.
50
mins.
to
Winnipeg
"
9
hr$.
15
mins.
to
Toronto
"
11
hrs.
15
mins.
to
Montreal
,
"
12
hrs.
15
mins.
to
New
York
Non
Stop
Service
to
Winnipeg
Lv.
Vancouver
doily
6:10
p.m.
PST
See
your
Travel
Agent
or
TO
A
Office
in
Vancouver
C.16
Howe
Street
(Opn,
Georgia
Hotel)
-
Plmne
TA.
0131
270
or
271
might
be
good
enough
lo
win,"
he
said.
Henry
Martell
of
Edmonton,
'
who
won
the
1953
Canadian
i
Professional
Golfers'
Association
cinnati
Redlegs
3-2
and
stayed
who
took
over
in
fifth,
struck
championship
up
at
Royal
Que-
24
strikeouts.
!'
fTQmoe
harie
rtf
the
Dnrlpprs.
bee
last
month,
was
inclined
to
in
the
third
inning
with
two
on.
i
pUs
h
p,rates
beat
phUa
Lewi.ston
scored
six
times
in
the
del
Ma
pnjmejl
5.3
Chicago
lstinn.ng.
six
in
the
third,
one
;
Cubs
defeated
st
Card.
string
along.
This
was
just
after
Henry
had
shot
a
seven-over-
in
the
fifth,
three
in
the
sixth,
inals
by
the
same
score.
The
Moose
opened
the
seoring
i
out
five,
walked
one,
hit
one
in
the
top
of
the
first
when
Tom-
battsr
and
cave
"P
two
on
three
my
Halverson
singled
and
then
hits.
stole
all
the
way
around.
Phil
Clayton,
opening
Wildcat
In
the
bottom
of
the
first
Per
pitcher,
fanned
5,
walked
oie,
hit
Halverson
disposed
of
all
three;
one
batter,
was
responsible
for
Wildcats
himself,
striking
out
.
wc
runs,
and
allowed
three
hits.
two
and
catching
out
the
other,
i
Billy
Smith,
who
relieved
in
the
Bobby
Good
singled
and
stole
i
fourth,
struck
out
7.
gave
only
second
and
third
in
the
Moose
one
free
pass,
allowed
two
runs
i
TEAMS
'CANADA
IOOF
SPECIAL
MEETING
iNTtlNATIONAl
1
1
NJ
A
t
LAN
IIC
Hawks
Top
Little
League
For
Season
IIANICOHIININUl
,
cne
in
the
seventh
and
four
Jt
j
the
eighth.
The
eighth
inning
outburst
included
homers
by
Clint
Cameron
and
Mel
Wasley.
In
the
rain-doused
contest
ct
Wenatchee,
Bob
Wellman,
tiv:
WIL's
leading
home
run
hitter,
collected
his
23rd
and
24th
round-trippers
of
the
season,
as
the
Chiefs
came
from
behind
to
upset
the
Bears.
Don
Bricker
carried
the
bis
'stick
for
Calgary.
He
lofted
two
(
Home
run
balls
over
the
close-in
ience,
driving
in
five
runs.
ihalf
of
the
third
inning
and
ana
gave
up
tnree
Eaienes.
i
came
in
to
score
on
Tommy
Hal-
Moose
T.
Halverson,
e;
S.
iverson's
second
single
of
the
Toth.
3b:
H.
Hill
2b;
P.
Halver-
.
i
iu.
n
t....-J
Ik
J
tuk
t;tMPi.i:ir;
travkl
servici
VOLK
LOCAL
TRAVEL
AOKNT
game.
isun
p
aim
iu,
i.
tvciuiu
iu
uuu
First
Wildcat
run
came
on
a
P;
R.
Oakey
s;
C.
Oakcy
If;
B
CRAWFORD
MOORE
TRAVEL
AGENCIES
Fraternal
visit
of
Lakelse
Lodge
No.
33,
Terrace,
B.C.,
Saturday,
August
22.
All
members
please
attend.
J.
DAVIDSON,
Recording
Secretary
Uriels
bv
Billv
Smith
who
stole
Good
cf;
G.
Maskulak
rf.
second
and
scored
when
Billy
Wildcats
J.
Martin
sr.'
B.
Smith
c
and
p;
E.
Fo-.tr
lb:
P.
King
Ed
Hawks
are
winners
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Little
league
season
It
was
announced
yesterday
by
the
league
execu-
I
I
1
Wollace
Block
Phon621J
Foster
rapped
out
a
triple
Moose
added
two
V
.
.
insurance
Clayton
p
and
5b;-O.
Oi'ihie
L
'l
naiiie
mau
aisu
numeieu
lur
tive
which
said
the
Hawks
had
runs
in
tne
top
oi
me
iourm'an(j
c:
M.
EuicrSoutT
3b:
G.
oiampeuers,
anu
vjraniiy
won
flve
games
in
five
starts.
I
when
Harold
Hill
singled,
stole
Gladstone.
Cecil
Garriott
and
'
o0r
;
Jones
cf
and
rf;
R.
Lindsay
rf:
;mith
Lou
Pranham
had
round-trip-
:
ball.
The
second
Dorish
rf:
B.
Oeilvie
rf:
n
Moose
who
last
night
cinched
on
a
passed
run
I
era
for
Victoria.
second
piace
with
a
victory
over
of
the
Inning
came
when
Per
rf:
C.
Downing
If
and
cf.
.-in
me
inniier
at
oaiem.
ierry
tne
Section
2
Wildcats
to
give
(
Halverson
walked
ana
scored
on
Ther;
win
b;
no
nin
Carroll's
outlield
fiy
in
the
top
them
three
wins
and
two
losses
Kay
uaiceys
aouoie.
'Monday
n;ht
cs
th?
P-irro
Hu-
Wildeats
added
a
second
run!
.
".
.
...
pert
LU,!o
Lpa"'JC
AH-r.-ir.-,
ars
in
the
bottom
of
the
fifth"
when
I
Jackie
Martin
walked
and
came
j
Playing
in
Terrace
Sunday
and
home
on
a
two-bagger
by
Billy
will
be
given
a
wil-carnod
rest.
The
Wildcats
dropped
into
n
tie
for
third
place
with
the
Conrad
Street
Chums
and
Conrad
Street
Sockeyes
with
two
win.-and
three
losses.
Bringing
up
the
rear
with
one
win
and
four
losses
were
the
Borden
Street
Pirates.
Playoffs
for
the
1953
Little
League
championship
start
tomorrow
nright
when
Moose
tangle
with
the
league
winner3
King
Ed
Hawks
in
the
first
ff
the
11th
drove
in
Jack
War-len
with
Tri-City'
winning
run.
iiilem's
Chuck
Essegian
sent
the
game
into
overtime
In
the
r,
tilth,
scoring
on
a
single,
u
tacrifice,
a
passed
ball
and
Dick
faba
tint's
outfield
fly.
'
In
a
Pacific
Coast
League
rouble-header
at
Seattle,
Al
Widmar
and
Steve
Nagy
put
the
brakes
on
Seattle's
down-vard.
plunge
Wednesday
night.
I
itching
the
Rainiers
to
4-3
and
-4
wins
over
Portland.
The
wins
gave
the
Rair.ieU
hope
they
had
ended
their
prolonged
losing
streak.
Going
into
the
twin
bill,
they
had
dropped
nine
of
their
last
ten
games,.
in-dudina
Tuesday
night's
aborev-
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
J
Notice
To
All
Householders
.
v
It
is
compulsory
according
to
Bylaw
545
for
,
,A
VjlSV
P
alt
waterpipes
to
be
buried
at
least
two
feet.
I
A?'
"
'
,
'
uJ
A
ry
game
of
a
two-out-of-three
I
series.
Final
games
will
be
pla
series.
Final
games
will
be
play
Superintendent
of
Works.
E
'
-JT
S-.-y'
ed,,
on
August
26
and
26.
litrd
opener.
Homers
by
Ray
Orteig,
Leo
Thomas
t
and
George
.
Schmees
ciitiRarl
the'
nightcap'-
tor
the
Itaini'ers.
The
double
win
left
Seattle
ten
lames
back
of
the
Hollywood
fttars
wh;
bv,.l
'2-a
to
Oakland.
Sc.i
ulego
took
a
double-
x
x
w
-ii
i-
m
i
ii
ww.'---
jmpw
leader
from
Sacramento,
5-3
imd
8-5,
and
Los
Angeles
whipped
San
Francisco
12-6.
at
a
popular
'
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XSmS
"
-Sin
IEG3
jwmtr
,
wvs
w
"
VkVl
tfm
i
rne
quality,
choice
flavor,
Is
-f
Cr
I
4
1
;
.
P73P
--rTrr-
L
,r
jq
n
1
I
to
tea
as
it
should
be?
v-"
'
r"l
OlSTItLERS
OF
THE
FAMOUS
"BanacUon
WHISKY
SS
30
for
Sl.Ot
10
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