iite
KuptiT
L'uiiy
New-
EG
Sold.
l
VAMCdl'U-r,
.
'N
Challenger
Facing
54-Year
Old
Jinx
Bv
Ml'RRAY
l!(SE
lions,
i
NEW
YORK
i-E2urd
Char-
T
ie
p
omoting
Inlernation
X
IN
THIS
CORNER
ta!es
rtiri'in.
Sam:
'Hid
(he
fj,,
j
les
bucks
the
explosive
power
of
ro:ii;;
Club
said
It
will
go
up
'.""prcsen!,,
the
ball
nark
this
evenins
withi
u
Uie
DICK
AVKFS
n'u.'iuu
in
uie
1111.
rromoier
.11111!
.
'
u'-'n
tinlf
tnp
sail's
iv
.ns
13
looKing
ior
a
40.000
",r
rark
a
a"(i
fiti,
,
reiuiri,.j
..
ciod
il
-in.
and
I
JjOOduO
,
no
nun
.,t
:it
iki
the
1
1
n"',-n
no'i'ri
;
heavyweight
King
kockv
Marri-;
ano
and
a
54-year-old
tradition
t
of
the
ring
tonight
in
a
final
tr
y
j
to
become
the
first
ex-champion
to
regain
boxing's
most
prized
j
?rowii.
The
odds
are
5
to
18
that
I
he
fails.
a
Lreal:
from
the
weal
her-'
;''al'
r"r
thf
fihal
,h
"
v:
li
I
OOXlllo.t
.swim,,,..
SWUlllllina
lla
Have
Iwen
S(1(,
"ddii
ion
to
the
gate
recejpS;
j
"It
s
now
or
never
for
F.raard,
(
the
fighters
will
share
(Marclano
j
said
co-manager
l.mi
I
annas.
40
iM.,
cent.
Charles
201
In
close
V.
"t
1
,
j
i
.
Zjt
f
!'
'
!
t
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t
.
-
"
-
f
-
"
I
ue
Knows
n
nis
la.si
cnaiicelto
$:!II0.0U0
frc.11
the
coa.st-tu-and
he's
never
been
so
det'r-
,
t
(heater-television.
$3
.
(Ki'j
mined
before.
He's
right
on
edge.!
no:
th
network
1AHC1
radio
1
I100-
we
don't
get
any
rain
l,r
broadecst.
and
u
nossible
hnn:,.,.-
spoil
It."
a
fi
.n
the
movies
if
the
fi'.'.lit
;tiori:.l.
1.
COME
AND
TEST
OUR
1954
STUDEBAKEf
STATION
WaGOnI
DON
Ml
H.l.l
K
ilefti.
New
York
Giant
outfielder,
has
his
'54
batting
avemge
well
above
.350
ns
the
season
passes
the
second-month
mark.
At
right,
the
big,
six-foot,
180-pounder
shows
the
batting
grip
(topi
and
plate
stance
ibottomi
which
he
usej
to
connect
with
the
horsehlde.
Mueller,
27,
who
lives
in
St.
Louis,
Mo.,
appears
to
be
out
to
better
his
not-to-be-sneered-nt
.333
average
of
last
season.
.
WEATHER
I'UOIil.lM
,
The
forecast
is
for
fair
and
:
warmer
ulthough
an
earlier
p
c-
i
d'ci
Ion
by
the
weathenuan
1
alii
d
!
for
threat
of
late
eve'Mn-,
'
Ihunder.showt
rs
But
possible!
l-totineineiit
which
could
force;
a
week's
setback
of
the
15-rotind
title
fi-'lit
in
Yankee
Studiii::i
was
upermpost
In
the
minds
of:
(he
principals
and
promote!
s
rsi
they
anxiously
peered
at
the
sky.
1
1
canopy
wa::
placed
ulavi:
ring
lo
keep
the
canva.
dry,
I
'
After
month
of
hai'd
Iramin;:.
1
the
gladiators
were
ready
."i-1
boxing's
biggest
and
most
dra-1
malic
show.
A
rainstorm
and
a1
ik
lay
until
next
Thursday
iin
".it
;
lo.
iii'i,
that
razor
crtijc
they've
drilled
for
so
long.
11
could
put
i
a
hl'i
Iciil
In
thu
ri'eipl,;
Iom
!
I'ot))onement.s
bring
caneella-
'."uie
will
be
no
home
('!'-li'
i'i
ol
Ihe
undefeuti'd
Ma.-'''ii's
tliird
title
dcltii.nr.
'ine
bm;
vill
flart
at
7:31)
p
m
pur
While
the
32-year-old
Charles
v.iH
sicking
to
accomplUh
v':i'
eh'lit
fiiiiner
thuinpio:is,
h.i
ii'iiing
himsilf,
have
failed
to
(lo.
tli"
2i.
year-old
Marclano
will
'
'hi"
.1
i?m
notent
tieavv-weii'ht
jinx.
Only
5
of
17
heavyweight
rulers
have
been
able
to
id
by
a
,lliii(i
cXeuce.
This
is
:in
3
for
the
Brockton
bruLser.
Practice
Today
Suncr
V.ilu
team
or
(u.
i((le
l.car'iie
will
practice
at
3:3(1
r.i'i.
(inlay
at
Ali'oma
Park.
All
(-mi
nieniliiTs
and
farm
team
pl:ivns
are
askeil
lo
(urn
out.
For
a
toml
fronnmlcai
n,
our
A-JOAl'STlVAtomn
car
wilh
a
luw
pri
,
SI
IS5.
Ihat
iruluilcrwm,
ler
seals,
Irmhrr
Li,hi.,
Uir.-rlionaI
riRn:ils
ami
hral
Gyro
Squad
Picked
To
Play
at
Terrace
Ogilvie
Tops
Little
Loop
In
Hjtting
iH'iriiNirr
unit.
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
The
Gyro
team
of
the
Prince
Rupert
unofficial
Pony
League
will
travel
to
Terrace
for
an
exhibition
game
the
weekend
of
Uniforms,
consisting
of
sweaters
and
caps,
have
arrived
(he
meeting
was
told,
and
It
was
decided
that
uniforms
will
be
worn,
only
at
games.
Players
turning
out
for
practice
will
wear
their
team
hats,
however.
Arrangements
will
be
made
to
have
a
opining
ceremony
precede
Frid
iv
niri'it's
name
be-
Tabulation
of
Prince
Rupert's
i
JU,lt'
11
was
ucciuea
lust
nigm
a
nlee'lrl8
of
the
league's
ex
Little
League
batting
averages
I
shows
that
Garry
Ogilvie
of
Lip-!ccuMve
n,'ld
at
the
Civic
c"ntrC
i
sett
Sea-
Kings
tops
the
loop's
I
Tno
yro
stluad
was
,
h"srl1
1
hitters
i
ur
the
awy-gamo
because
with
a
standout
.750
nv-
In
a
lew
hours
two
men
of
admirable
stature
and
in
top
notch
condition
will
climb
throurjh
the
ropes
of
a
ring
in
Yankee
Stadium
with
but
a
single
thought
in
mind
premeditated
mayhem.
Twenty-nine-year-old
Korky
.Marriano
is
faced
with
keeping
a
crown
that
sits
fairly
firmly
upon
his
brow
while
his
opponent
Ezxartl
Charles
is
bent
on
removing
it
for
his
own
use.
As
we"
raid
yesterday,
the
odds
of
Charles
becoming
the
first
man
to
regain
the
heavyweight
title
of
the
world,
are
pretty
slim.
Not
fince
the
days
of
John
L.
Sullivan,
who
decisioned
Jack
Kilrain
in
75
rounds
for
the
first
world
championship,
has
any
ex-titlcholder
been
able
to
do
it.
Encouraged
by
press
reports
and
our
own
beliefs
we
will
now
climb
out
on
our
limb,
saw
in
hand,
and
name
the
ninth
round
as
the
one
in
which
Ezzard
will
go
"bye-bye."
Oayle
Talbot
of
Sports
Koumlii.
arguing
that
there
is
no
reason
why
a
fighter
who
has
won
45
fields
.should
stumble
over
No
4fi
rnutiously
picks
Uie
12th
round.
At
the
same
time
he
says
that
when
the
roof
falls
in
on
Charles!
he
will
be
ahead
of
Korky
on
points.
..
Fifht
time
is
7:30
Pacific
Daylight
Time
and
it
will
not
be
carried
on
(
FPR.
The
local
station
cannot
carry
anything
not
supplied
by
its
own
network
which
is
the
Trans-Canada.
It
will
be
carried
by
the
Dominion
network
of
the
C'BC,
nearest
outlet
of
which
is
CJOR,
Vancouver.
It
will,
in
all
probability,
be
carried
by
on-
of
the
Ketchikan
stations.
Since
(lie
weatherman
has
been
brutal
to
baseballers
over
the
past
week
and
there
has
been
considerable
discussion
as
to
whofc
responsibility
it
is
to
call
a
game,
we
might
as
well
get
It
straight.
So
far
as
the
seniors
are
concerned,
that
is.
It
will
save
some
malingers
getting
confused
when
we
ask
them
whether
a
game
is
to
be
called
or
not
and
it
will
also
srve
other
managers
thinking
it,
is
the
responsibility
of
the
newspaper
to
say
whether
a
fame
is
to
be
plaved
or
not.
Believe
us
it
isn't.
According
to
the
baseball
rules
which
I'mpire
I'rus
I.etuiir-neau
has
and
we
have
and
the
sports
editor
has.
Division
of
the
baseball
code
No.
12
states,
and
we
quote:
"The
sole
judge
of
the
fitness
of
the
playing
field
for
play
is:
"tAi
THE
MA!'.U;rit
of
the
home
team
shall
be
sole
judge
of
the
fitness
of
the
playing
field
for
the
beginning
of
any
game
other
than
Ihe
second
game
of
a
double-header.
"iB
i
TI'TION:
Any
league
may
permanently
authorize
its
president
to
suspend
the
application
of
this
rule
as
to
that
Uague
during
the
closing
weeks
of
its
championship
seasons
in
order
to
assure
that
the
championship
is
decided
each
year
on
its
merits
When
the
postponement
of,
and
possible
failure
to
play,
a
game
in
the
final
series
of
a
championship
season
between
any
two
teams
might
affect
the
final
standing
of
any
club
in
the
league,
the
president,
on
appeal
from
any
league
member,
may
assume
the
authority
granted
the
Home
Team
manager
by
this
rule.
"Ci
Till'
t-MVIRE-IN-CIIIEF
of
the
first
game
shall
be
the
sole
judge
of
Ihe
fitness
of
the
playing
field
for
the
beginning
of
the
second
eame
of
a
double-header.
"iDi
THE
VMPIKE-IV-OUEF
shall
be
the
sole
iudee
of
the
fitness
of
the
playing
field
for
the
resumption
of
play
after
"tini""
hes
been
called
and
play
suspended
during
a
game."
Clear
now,
boys?
Well
sir,
it
couldn't
have
rained
any
harder
than
it
did
around
7
pm.
Inst
night
just
prior
but
it
did
not
daunt
the
soccer
players
rnr
their
supporters.
By
the
time
the
Little
League
game
at
Alsoma
Park
had
been
rained
out
and
Pat
Forma
n
had
incited
the
players
to
get
out
on
(he
field
and
"not
act
like
base
bailers,"
the
weather
had
cleared
and
about
50
enthusiastic
spectators
were
treated
to
a
good
game
of
football.
Bo!h
die
Local
70S
and
Gondola
elevens
turned
in
a
hard
fast
t.srne.
Instructors
Dick
Paul,
George
Murray,
Tommy
Boulter
and
Constable
Jerrv
Martin
of
the
Civic
Centre
Youth
Itifle
Club
deserve
a
good
hand
for
their
work
this
past
winter
and
spring.
Interest
in
Ihe
rifle
work
was
so
great
they
had
to
split
up
(he
classes
in
mid-season
and
hold
two
shoots
a
week.
During
the
season
31
bronze
pins,
eight
silver
pins,
and
two
gold
pins
were
awarded
top
marksmen
and
nine
crests
were
presented
to
the
lad
who
attained
100
per
cent.
The
membership,
which
hit
a
total
of
71.
used
approximately
20.000
shells
(luring
its
classes
Well
that's
"30"
for
now.
and
here's
fair
warning.
No
meetings,
if
there
are
any
tonight,
got
covered
until
the
Marciano-Chnrles
fieht
is
over.
moose
ana
tins
are
scnoainca
ior
warn
erage.
Runner-up
is
uld
by
North
Star's
A.
Tindall
with
.667
while
third
place
is
held
jointly
by
Bryan
Kangus
of
North
Stars
and
George
Jones
of
Sea
Kings
who
are
hitting
.500.
All
10
top
a
league
game
Monday.
June
28.
!
tween
the
Moose
and
F.Iks.
Mayor
Final
arrangements
for
the
dip
George
Hills
will
be
invited
to
still
have
to
be
made.
,i,ttMid
as
will
members
of
the
The
meeting,
called
to
outline
.
Park's
Board,
rules
and
appoint
officials,
saw
j
The
executive
felt
that
present
loop
prexy
Ross
Clayton
an-
:
arrangements
for
supplying
um-nnunce
a
sound
financial
posl-
j
pjrPS
for
the
league
were
satin-lion
for
the
league,
with
$527
:
factory,
although
feelers
will
be
in
the
bank
after
paying
ex-
put
out
to
secure
a
storekeeper,
penses
of
$250.
..
Two
new
players
were
ad-lh"
loop's
coffers
were
given
i
mis
tod
to
the
league.
Bill
Mussell
an
additional
boost
by
a
dona-
j
was
assigned
to
the
Gyros
and
lim
o'
S25
from
the
Pulp
and
',
Dick
Fouckes
to
Elks.
Sulphite
Workers
Union.
Pre.si-
J-
"
batters
of
the
league
aiv
hitting
over
the
.400
mai
I;.
Ogilvie's
tremendous
edge
comes
from
nine
hits
out
of
12
official
trips
to
the
plate.
Tin-dall's
from
two
hits
in
three
tries
while
Kangus
and
Jones
are
s:x
for
12.
Sea
Kings
Bob
Mcighen
i
a
standout
batter
in
his
own
right,
leadli'ii
the
home
run
division
IMIIMI
tn
GOLDEN
LINED
VACUUM
SEALED
CAN
dent
Clayton
announced
a
st'
:uly
'
increase
in
the
amount
of
n!-,
lrctiun
at
th."
four
'umes
tint;
Willi
four
circuit
blows
as
well
as
.
have
been
played
j
scoring
the
most
runs,
10
and)
Th"
executive
decided
lht
n
.
sharing
the
most
doubles
butted,
I
regulation
game
in
th;
unoftiruil
three,
with
team-mate
Mc-I.eod.
1
lc.igue
will
coincide
wi:h
(h
i
The
only
conned
milk
processed
in
B
C.
VANCOUVtR.
B.C.,
JULY
30
AUG.
OUR
BIG
STA8TEI
TODA1
IE
UMMER
rules
in
the
Pony
League
rule
book.
This
calls
for
a
letral
g.ime
to
be
five
equal
in!inps
long
or
of
four
and
a
half
innings
duration
if
the
leum
second
at
bat
has
scored
more
runs
at
the
end
of
the
fourth
Inning
than
Hie
team
first
at
bat
has
in
its
five
complete
innings.
Tie
games
will
he
played
at
the
end
of
the
season
if
their
outcome
will
affect
thf
standings,
it
was
decided.
Rained
mil
panics
will
definitely
be
pl.iy.rl
at
the
end
of
the
season.
Sunday
games
were
ruled
mil
by
ihe
meeting
und
all
games
scheduled
for
Sunday
will
be
The
most
triples
have
been
racked
up
by
Chris
Downing
of
Sea
Kincs
and
Windle
and
Russell
of
Super
Valu.
each
of
whom
have
hit
two.
North
Stars
lead
the
league,
having
won
three
out
of
four.
Sea
Kings
hold
down
second
spot
two
wins
out
of
three.
Super
Valu
are
in
third
spot
with
two-wins
out
of
five
and
Kinsmen
trail,
having
lost
two
and
won
none.
Three
tie
games
on
Ihe
books
will
be
played
off
when
th-
first
half
of
the
schedule
ends
June
25
if
their
outcome
will
affect
the
standings.
HAND
SAW
ll-polnt
teeth,
warranted
tempered
alloy
tool
steel
blade,
easy-grip
handle.
Jy
Kadi
i
Tuesday
night
at
Algoma
Park
moved
ahead
to
Monday.
rr;:-a
game
between
North
Stars
and
j
tive
June
20-21.
Game
time
for
S(
,
Kings
was
rained
out
after)
all
loop
fixtures
was
set
at
7
one
inning
of
play.
The
game
1
p.m.
and
the
executive
felt
tliil
h"s
been
slated
to
be
played
off
1
the
home
team
should
be
there
this
Saturday.
Monday
night's
at
6:30
to
prepare
the
diamond
",ime
between
Super
Valu
and!
-
'
Give
Dad
Tools
on
Father's
Day
Kinsmen
will
be
tried
tonight.
1
l.iisr.
.niuht
a
.
scheduled.
Rani?
I
Fund
Raising
j
Hits
Aussies
MELBOURNE
(Reutersi-Members
of
the
Australian
team
to
compete
in
the
British
Empire
Games
iu
.Vancouver
In
July
and
'Augusd
hrrV
spent
so
much
time
"
atteiulin-g
'functions
to
raise
funds
for
their
expenses
that
they
have
had
to
neglect
their
New
Hurler
CLAW
HAMMER
if.
iT
-'
f
I
1
bet
-l"ia5"',1Swl
r
Esquires
'
MASTER
TAPE
RULE
0-ft.
while
face
rule
with
2"
case
OIL
STONE
Fine
niid
coarse
grit
,
Top
1Q
batting
tivernge-s,,
with
.'.tr
tenuis
Ui
bmcki-tii
fgllow.s:
quality
polished
head
y-1
with
straight
grained
hard-wood
!Hich
handle.
Each
.
'fC-
Prt.
H
AB
training.
In
spite
of
this,
the
Australians
Nimnc
J.,
-
CI.
Osalti.(SK)
,
A.
Tiila
iibi
:
B.
KililK'l"
NS
O.
Jones
lSK
.
.
CAR
WASH
MOP
Soflrotlon,
Aluminum
handle
with
hose
eoiniectious.
.750
.Ml
.600
i
.500
47
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.482
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12
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13
12
15
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13
13
20
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3
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owcdule
mVl
5
R.
Melghen
ISK
5
O
Jensen
(SVl
S
hope
to
win
at
least
17
events
1
and
possibly
20.
and
feel
they
have
a
good
chance
of
becoming
the
unofficial
champions
of
the
Empire
games
for
the
third
time
in
succession.
.
Sufficient
money
now
has
been
raised
to
send
a
learn
of
53,
while
a
further
19
have
been
I
selected
If
(hey
can
raise
their
i
own
expenses.
.450
.445
T''7':-':72riiBcwr,
Runs
Meij-'hen,
Sen
RIiiks.
10.
Doubles
McLeod,
Motyhen,
Klns.
three.
Wln-
Triples
Downing.
Sea
Kings:
May
60
Tonighi
A
25-year-old
southpaw
frn:i
Vancouver,
recently
taken
in
strength
bv
Esquire
Men's
Wear
will
probably
see
action
tonMit
In
the
Senior
Haseball
Lea
k
fixture
hetween
the
clothiers
nmi
league
leading
O
ft
A
at
II:;-.-velt
Park.
Slated
td
take
Ihe
mound
fur
Benn"
Windlc's
crew
will
be
Jer-
ry
Blltch,
who
held
Terrace
l-
three
hits
Sunday
as
Esquires
blanked
the
Inlanders
7-0
in
h
second
game
of
a
double
hemic;'.
Esquires
dropped
the
opener
7-i.
Slartinm
for
Gordon
and
An-dersop
will
be
righthander
Dennis
Keed.
A
win
for
the
clothiers
will
put
them
two
and
a
half
games
behind
the
league
lead,
half
,1
game
behind
second
place
Terrace.
A
O
&
A
win
would
put
Esquires
back
sharing
the
cellar
with
Commercials,
four
and
a
half
games
off
thfc
front
slot.
W
L
Pet.
OH
Terrace
6
5
.545
2
G
&
A
S
1-
.857
Esquires
v
5
7
.411
3'j
Commercials
'3
7
.300
4U,
GARDEN
HOSE
IIFRE'S
Ml'
I)
.
.
.Out
of
the
money
but
In
the
mud
is
the
way
jockey
Mike
Welsman
finished
a
recent
race
at
Lincoln
Fields,
near
Chicago.
In
the
eyes
was
the
only
place
Mike
didn't
get
mud
as
he
rode
Mambo
over
the
rain-drenched
track.
die,
issell.
Super
Vftlu.
two.
Homers
Meighen.
Sen
Kings,
four.
Walks
Holder.
Turner,
Kinsmen;
Jones,
Sea
Kings;
Tureotte.
North
Hturs.
six.
Hit
by
pitcher
Hcllnnd.
North
fitiirs.
three.
Sac
hits
Roseclale,
Erlekson.
Super
Valu.
Put-outs
Main,
Super
Valu.
20.
Assists
Wlntlle.
Super
Valu.
eight.
Error
Olsen.
Kinsmen,
six.
Struck
out
Murray,
Kinsmen,
10
if
M
,ilt
Ml
M4-Wli
I
Plastic,
Plastic.
50'
roup.-
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Extra
Special
WIL
STANDINGS
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8-,oz.
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and
3fl-oz.
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ice
Hp.
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Set
UTILITY
BOWL
5"
glass
bowl.
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the
thing
for
left-overs
and
all-round
kitchen
use.
1
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each
LAWN
.
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rteel
teoth-
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ELECTRIC
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electric
fan
on
sturdy
base.
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switch
and
cord
and
is
adjustable
up
or
down.
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$6-95
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