Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday.
July
27,
1953
-ri
v
.
Chi
Sox
Still
Threaten,
Brooklyn
Boosts
Lead
.
They'll
FRACTURE
Yon
is
BLACKWOOD
on
d3riclge
By
FASLEY
BLACKWOOD
DONATIONS
TO
LITTLE
LEAGUE
TO
BE
RECEIVED
AT
NOBLE'S
The
Little
League
baseball
association,
gratified
by
public
response
to
its
appeal
for
funds,
announced
today
that
public-subscriptions
will
be
received
at
Noble's
Electrical
store.
Official
receipts
will
be
given
donors,
the
association
said.
A
Little
League
meeting
will
be
held
at
the
Civic
Centre
tomorrow
night
when
a
progress
report
611
the
present
series
will
be
given
and
problems
ironed
out.
Regular
league
game
between
the
Chums
and
the
Mojb:
will
be
played
at
Algoma
Park
tonight.'
i
Louis
last
June
13,
the
White
Sox
would
be
languishing
In
fourth
place
instead
of
doggedly
hang-,
ing
on
to
the
runner-up
spot,
5,4
1
tfm
1;
1
1
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v
Mr.
Masters
Withholds
Acc
To
Set
Contract
It's
not
easy
to
hold
back
an
acc
when
declarer
leads
a
singleton
from
the
board
especially
when
the
contract
is
a
small
slam.
Yet
that
play
is
often
necessary,
as
in
today's
deal.
Brash
Brash
had
had
such
such
a
a
big
Miss
Associated
Press
Sports
Writer
Chicago
While
Sox,
despite
a
2ia
ppninting
home
stand,
represented
the
chief
threat
to
New
York
Yankees'
bid
for
a
fifth
atraight
pennant
today.
And
they
owe
it
'
to
one
man
pitcher
Vtriil
Trucks.
'
Thanks
to
Trucks'
four-hit
4-0;
shutout
over
Philadelphia
aftr
the
Athletics
had
taken
a
4-Sj
opener
Sunday,
the
White
So
were
able
to
keep
pace
with
Vlie;
Yankees
who
split
a
pair
With
Detroit.
Were
it
not
for
Trucks'
eight
straight
voctories
sinfe
he
joined
Chicago
from
St.
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lengths
behind
the
league-lead-ins
New
Yorkers.
I
While
all
American
League
j
clubs
were
dividing
doublchead-I
ers,
Brooklyn
Lodgers
opened
up
a
huge
7',2-same
lead
in
the
National
thrashing
Milwaukee
Braves
twice
3-2
and
2-1
before
33.421
fans
the
.largest
Ebbcts
Field
gathering
in
almost
two
years.
The
bewildered
Braves
retain-'
ed
second
place
only
because
j
St.
Louis
Cardinals
whipped
Philadelphia's
third-place
Phil-I
lies
8-6
to
leave
the
Phils
eight
!
games
off
the
pace.
New
York's
j
fourth-place
Giants
remaind
9!'z
!
games
behind
despite
their
sweep
1
of
a
doubleheader
from
Cincin-;
nati;
10-6
and
5-1.
j
Boston
Red
Sox
dropped
the
:
second
game
to
St.
Louis
8-5
i
after
copping
the
opener
7-5,
rc-,
mained
in
third
place
In
the
Eskys
Split
Twin
Bill
Against
Terrace
Nine
Esquires
spit
a
twin
bill
yestcr-
1
held
1hc
Esquires
scorelrss
for
day
when
Terrace
invaded
Roosc-
throe
Innings
with
a
one-run
velt
park
for
a
scheduled
double-
j
lead
his
teammates
had
garnered
header
in
the
Prince
Rupert
'in
he
first
inning.
-
"
baseball
league.
Terrace
won
the
The
top
of
the
fourth
saw
Es-aftemoon
tilt
6-1
and
Esquires
quires
come
to
life.
With
one
North
dealer
.
Both
sides
vulnerable
Nurl
h
(Mlw
Hrn-li)
S
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J
5
4
2!
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MustrrM
a
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htMlipllMI
(Mr.
H
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hand
that
she
decided
to
make
It
as
easy
as
possible
for
her
partner
to
respond.
She
therefore
opened
the
bidding
with
one
club
instead
of
a
spade.
Mr.
Champion
got
off
to
his
best
opening,
the
queen
of
hearts.
Dummy's
ace
won
and
Mrs.
Keen
took
two
rounds
of
trumps,
ending
on
the
board.
She
then
led
the
10
of
diamonds.
If
Mr.
Masters
had
won
with
the
ace,
the
queen
could
h;ive
been
pushed
through
Mr.
Champion's
king
on
the
next
lead
of
the
suit.
Eventually.
lh'-jack
of
diamonds
would
hw
(Mr.
H-
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mm
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took
the
nightcap
4-2.
Monday
to.
Wednesday
U
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8
4
3
I
'
down
Alllugham
singled
to
short.
Hawryluk
filed
out
and
Weston
collected
a
free
pass.
Doubles
by
Petrow
and
Bill
brought
In
three
runs.
Lctourneau,
who
had
a
three-hitter
up
to
that
time,
gave
up
nnnther
run
to
Terrace
nn
two
American,
IV2
games
behind
New
York
and
a
half-game
in
front
hmilh
(Mr,
kin-it)
8
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bld(llli(i:
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fcii-st
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3
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Pass
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All
puna
GCOROE
MONTGOMERY
In
"Jack
McCall
Desperado
ALKO
JOHNNY
WE1SSMULLEU
in
"Savage
Munity"
foi-
hits
in
the
bottom
of
the
sixth.
1
provided
a
parking
place
Webt
!,-,
I'll.,.
In
the
afternoon
a
ninth-Inning
uprising
by
Terrace
put
an
end
to
a
pitchers'
duel
between
Esquire's
Sharpe
and
Terrace's
Mathews.
With
an
-unearned
one-run
lead
gained
in
the
fifth
Inning
Sharpe
had
a
no-hitter
up
to
the
seventh
inning.
Two
hits
and
a
walk
by
Terrace
saw
the
game
tied
up.
Mathews
held
the
Esquires
to
three
hits
up
to
the
top
of
the
ninth.
The
roof
fell
in
on
Esquires
when
Burton,
Terrace
catcher,
laced
out
a
triple,
unnerving
Sharpe
to
the
extent
that
he
walked
the
next
two
batters.
He
Esquires
added
an
Insurance
dummy
s
small
heart,
run
in
the
seventh
inning.
Spring,
I
'But
Mr-
Masters
did
not
play
who
had
booted
five
chances
Inis
ace
of
diamonds
and
here
th
two
games
and
gone
hitlcss
in1
his
reasoning.
First,
Mrs.
four
official
times
at
bat,
singled
1
en
was
not
laying
the
hand
to
centre
and
Letourneau
got,down
and
claiming
the
rest,
so
safely
on
on
an
error.
Spring
'"ere
was
still
something
to
bo
!
of
Cleveland
which
came
from
i
behind
to
nip
Washington
7-8
i
after
the
Senators
had
won
the
opener
4-3.
The
doubleheader
between
Chicago
and
Pittsburgh
also
ended
in
a
split,
the
Cub.s
win-1
niiig
the
second
7-3
after
the
'
Pirates
had
eked
out
a
3-2
tri-i
umph.
!
Gus
Zernial's
bases-loaded
!
single
with
two
out
in
the
eighth
YARD
Champion
had
the
king
of
diamonds
It
was
imperative
that
he
be
allowed
to
win
the
first
trick
in
the
suit.
Lost
Complete
Show
CAPITOL
8:20
p.m.
a
FAMors
n.AYi
its
thkatk
'came
home
flurtnn
a
double
plav
1
uu,,c
w
"f
'
Risking
the
slight
chance
thati
There
were
no
tricks
for
the
J
j
GOODS
then
struck
out
two
only
to
have
he
might
be
letting
Mrs.
Keen
make
seven-odd,
Mr.
Masters
ducked
the
10
of
diamonds
and
after
that
Mrs.
Keen
had
no
chance
for
her
contract.
broke
a
2-2
tie
and
gave
the
A'b
their
first
game
4-3
victory
ovefr
as
Pacnai
grounded
to
second
forcing
Letourneau.
;
In
the
afternoon
game
Math?
ews
struck
out
eight
and
walked
four
and
Sharpe
fanned
six
and
pave
nn
Iwn
fre
nwes.
In
t.hp
defenders
In
clubs.
If
Mrs.
Keen
had
either
one
or
two
clubs
dummy's
acc
and
king
would
take
care
of
the
situation.
If
she
had
three
clubs,
then
Mr.
SCI
CHILDREN'S
SHOES
by
ea
ranee:
Champion
could
have
only
two
evening
game
Oray
struck
out
The
presidency
of
Chile,
changed
hands
six
times
in
1932.
seven
Esnulrps
and
wa
ked
two
""
"
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wcic
,wi:
quu.-.i
R.
Paulsen's
single
bring
three
men
home.
G.
Paulson
got
on
on
an
error
and
then
stole
second..
Olson
doubled
two
more
runs
in.
Esquires
failed
to
rally
as
Mathews
struck
out
Bill,
Sharpe
popped
out
to
Mathews
and
Al-lingham.
pinch-hitting,
grounded
out
to
Mathews
to
first.
In
the
nightcap,
Jamie
Gray
Letourneau
strick
out
five
and
walked
two.
and
jack,
they
would
fall
under
the
acc
and
king.
So,
if
the
defenders
had
any
chance
at
all,
their
only
hope
was
to
win
one
diamond
and
Box
scores:
'
FIRST
GAME
i
Chicago.
3
j
Washington
scored
twice
in
;
the
ninth
to
defeat
the
Indians
in
the
opener
and
gave
Bob
Porterfield
the
victory
over
relief
pitcher
Art
Houtteman.
;
Homers
by
Wally
Westlake
and
Bob
A
vila
gave
the
Indians
the
,
second-game
victory
after
Wash,
ington
had
taken
a
G-0
lead
over
!
Mike
Garcia.
THREE
HOMERS
Jim
Dyck
third
home
run
of
I
the
day
.scored
three
runs
for'
i
the
Browns
In
the
seventh
inn-I
ing
and
broke
a
5-5
second-game
tie.
The
Red
Sox
took
advantage
Esauires
AB
BASEBALL
Thursday
&:45
p.m.
Commercial
Hotel
vs.
(.onion
Si
AndrrMtn
0
one
heart.
If
Mrs.
Keen
had
as
0
i
good
as
K
Q
J
In
diamonds,
ob-
0
i
viously
the
defenders
could
do
0
1
nothing
about
it.
But
If
Mr.
J
STRAPS
;
coots
J
OXrORDS
2
j
Now's
The
Time
To
Sew
And
Save
i
:
Of
Course
at...
j
WALLACE'S
E
S
DEPT.
STORE
E
Pachal.
3b
Petrow.
cf
Hawryluk,
If
..
Weston,
c
Windlc,
2b
Spring
ss
........
Bill,
lb
.Sharpe,
p
Sedgewlck,
rf
.
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1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
Hawks
Trim
Chums
12-2
A
big
fourth
Inning
slugging
bee
put
a
Little
League
baseball
;
of
four
Brownie
errors
in
the
first
game
to
overshadow
Dyck's
two
home
runs.
Allingham,
rf
?
New
shipment
just
Wide
selection
of
styles.
CITY
TRANSFER
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
Phone
950
CRATING
PACKING
STORAGE
First
Avenue
and
MoBride
Street
Complete
size
range
"
.
.
31
Terrace
AB
a.
Paulson,
If
5
Olson,
rf
5
lb
P.
Paulson
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
R
1
0
0
2
1
1
0
0
0
1
Burton,
c
RoWnson,
2b
Mathews,
p
..
Sartch.
3b
....
Erickson,
3b
ONLY
45
Min.
Oroom,
ss
4
R.
Paulson
4
game
on
Ice
for
the
King
Ed
Hawks,
giving
them
a
12-2
victory
over
the
Conrad
Sheet
Chums
Saturday
at
Algoma
Park.
The
game,
rained
out
earlier
In
the
schedule,
saw
the
Hawks
score
one
run
in
the
second
inning
while
Hawks'
pitcher
W.
Oskey
kept
the
Chums
scoreless.
Chums
scored
the
equalizer
in
the
top
of
the
fourth
on
a
walk,
two
steals
and
an
error
when
.,kry
tried
lo
pick
Allan
Majore
ft
on
third.
.
The
bottom-
of
the
fourth
saw
!
ho
Okcy
brolhcrs
collect
singles,
Hid
an
:
error
slid
a
homer
by
Jensen
brought
In
four
ruis,'
A
ifipln
by
Peterson
followed
by
anoltrr
slnile
by
R.
Oskey
and
a
double
by
W.
Oskey
and
a
single
by
McDonald
brought
in
five
mile
tallies.
TO
I
iiA'iiv'AClr,,Allv
e
5
E
2
37
6
SrXONO
GAME
F.snuires
AB
H
Pachal,
3b
4
0
Windle,
2b
0
Allingham.
rf
3
1
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Weston,,
cVi....
1
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0
Petrow,
cf
2
110
Bill,
lb
3
0
1
0
Spring,
ss
3
112
Lctournrau
3
0
0
0
Hawks
collected
two
more
runs
in
the
bottom
of
the
fifth
when
Jensen
and
Lambic
singled
and
Via
Oilmotir
knocked
out
a
two-bag-
28
AB
....
4
....
4
....
4
ft.
Paulson.
If
..
Mathers..
3b
....
P.
Paulson,
2b
ELLIS
gcr.
Rudolph
got
the
second
of
the
only
two
hits
off
0-key
when
he
honirred
In
(he
sixth
for
Chums,
lie
hod
previously
singled
In
the
third.
.
Chumn
play
strain
tonight
when
they
meet
Moose
at
7
p.m.
at
Algoma
Park.
LINES
Burlon.
c
-
2
Sarlch,
rf
3
Williams,
2b
3
Oroom,
ss
3
R.
Paulson,
cf
3
Gray,
p
1
4
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0
0
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0
0
0
0
0
0
2
1
6
4
2
Office
Opp.
Post
Office
Phone
266
2
0
Robinson
'.
1
Chums
000
101
2
Hawks
101
02x
12
15
1
3
28
Esquires
....
000
010
000
Terrace
000
000
105
Esquires
000
300
1
Terrace
100
001
0
Umpire,
was
Gordon
Vosourgh.
RT.
HON.
LOUIS
S.
ST.
LAURENT
-
PRIME
MINISTER
OF
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-
.
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VANCOUVEU
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a
Canada
"liUerbu?,"
appeals
the
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Columbia
Automobile
Association
j
"A
lit
terbus,"
.
fays
Association!
president.
Harry
Ducker,
"is
one
1
w
ho
leaves
a
trail
of
paper,
boxes
and
oils
of
food
along
the
highway."
-
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.
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in
hands.
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ood
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THIOONtr
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Prefect
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tlft
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federally
it's
Liberal!
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aj-ton
Pickup
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box
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with
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