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LONDON
Results
of
soccer
matches
playid
in
UntlJd
Kingdom
Monday:
rNGLISH
LEAGUE
Division
One
,
Aston
Villa
3,
Manchester
C
0.
Sheffield'
U
1,
Arsenal
0.
Division
Two
tioiis
to
come.
After
all,
none
of
us
are
so
fish
hungry
that
we
;
miut
kill
all
that
takes
our
lure:
j
be
generous
iuatead
of
niggard-
j
ly
when
measuiiiig
fish
for
legal
i
length,
set
your
own
personal
limit
above
that
required
by
law,
in
this
wise
our
iisn
popu-
lations
will
better
withstand
the
i
increasing
fiahlng
pressure,
the
1
far-back
rivers
and
lakes
may
:
remain
as
untouched
reservoirs
;
Unless
Milwaukee
Braves
and
Chicago
White
Sox
can
find
a
w?y
to
repeal
the
law
of
averages.
Brooklyn
should
win
the
National
League
by
12
games
and
New
York
Yankees
should
win
the
American
by
nine
The
Cohos
are
in
the
harbor
right
now,
Dick
Giiker
gets
his
around
Pig
Island
and
Bill
Ged-des
picks
them
up
quite
consistently
between'
the
Yacht
Club
floats
anu
iUin
Fisheries.
Two
Junior
anglers
are
very
successful
at
MacNichol
Creek,
but
their
methods
are
not
purely
orthodox;
however
they
get
fish
enough
to
eventually
arouse
them
to
the
knowledge
that
they
can
be
much
more
enjoyable
captured
in
a
manner
not
extra-legal.
A
fair
number
oi
BEST
OFF-FINEST
OF
cf
FOR
TAKE
Oil
A
survey
today
of
the
remain
rhotte
Jflr'
Hull
C
1,
Everton
3.
Leicester
C
2,
Fulham
2.
Plymouth
A
2,
Birmingham
2.
Rotherham
U
5,
West
Ham
U
0.
Stoke
C
2,
Derby
C.
Bristol
R
0,
Doncaster
R
1.
01
nsn
supply,
ana
tne
,
,
tne
top
tw0
clubB
ardent
of
us
need
nut
take
...
,
.
u,.
i
In
each
of
the
leagues
snows
Broafe
chances
by
being
compelled
to
go
into
th?
lonely
and
danger
1.
The
Dodgers
should
win
21
and
lose.
11
the
rest
of
the
sea-t,-,n
civine
them
a
final
total
bright
looking
dog
salmon
are
hitting
'spoons
and
-Lu?ky-
,
I
ous
places
for
a
spc'.
of
fi-hing.
Louie
s
'
and
the
only
require-
i
of
105
victories
and
49
defeats;
2.
The
Braves
should
hive
a
n-13
record
the
rest
.of
the
way
I
ice
took
advantage
of
the
Sunday
calm
to
make
his
way
from
i
town
to
Metlakatla
in
a
nine-j
fuot
dinghy,,
but
very
willingly
i
accepted
the
hospitality
of
a
ment
besides
boat
and
tackle,
Is
the
urge
to
go
fishing.
GO
TO
IT!
Excellent
advices
come
from
Chapman
Lake
telling
of
the
fine
charr
that
take
trolled
flies
on
light
tackle
thereby
having
a
chance
to
prove
that
and
nn
over-all
standing
of
93-61.
3
The
Yankees
can
be
expected
to
win
20
and
lose
12.
giving
them
103-51
for
the
year.
,
4.
The
White
Sox
figure
to"
win
they
are
plenty
scrappy.
Vic
Young
tells
of
a
live-pounder
warm
cabin
in
a
much
larger
craft
for
the
return
journey.
Perhaps
the
feminine
crew
consisting
of
Annie,
Pessy,
Phyllis,
Jean,
Belly,
Jessie,
Margie
and
Butch
had
something
to
do
with
it,
for
they
had
no
fishing
success
to
;-port.
mm
raa
Pi8rtj?jW4M;ajtMiiit
ayf.J'
w
.U'lf.mgiWitMir
-
ti
"
I
19
and
lose
12.
which
would
leave
them
with
94-60
at
the
end.
This
law
of
averages
has
been
which
made
a
spectacular
light
before
coming
to
the
net,
and
adds
that
people
ill.
the
locality
pass
up
the
trout
for
chair
evaded
in
the
past,
but
not
The
tide
rius
in
Seal
Cove
THOSE
FORMIDABLE
FISTS
belonging
to
wor.d
heavyweight
champion
Rocky
,Marciano
are
now
pounding
away
at
training
equipment,
in-.luding
a
few
sparring
partners
at
Grossinger,
N.Y.
The
reason
for
the
current
punching
sessi
3ns
is
Rocky's
forthcoming
defense
of
his
crown
against
challenger
Roland
LaStarza,
at
the
Po'.o
Grounds
in
New
York
on
Sept.
24.
The
champ
seemr
to
have
his
sights
on
a
successful
battle
ti
retain
his
title..
when
cooking.
I
mouth
and
down
to
Butze
Rap-
1
often
After
a
day
off
Monday
the
j
mm
v.,
are
fairly
bouncing
villi
niiieiiuuii
uiigicx
ricu
a.
11
uifc-
i
ing
in
the
Morice
Kiver
6outh
j
National
League
goes
back
to
work
with
a
vengeance
four
,
twilight
-
night
doubleheaders.
Brooklyn
entertains
Chicago,
Milwaukee
is
at
Philadelphia,
:
St.
Louis
at
New
York
and
Cin-
Lewiston
Assumes
WIL
Lead
As
Spokane
Takes
Night
Off
humpies
and
cohos,
and
many
more
may
be
seen
at
Galloway
Bridge;
this
water
will
pay
dividends
to
those
whs
will
work
it.
Itemember
that
hunting
licenses
come
due
next
week,
bet
tcr
get
yours!
Steelheads
in
increasing
numbers
are
at
Moricctown
right
now,
plus
lots
of
cohos.
The
trip
would
be
well
worth
while.
cinnati
at
Pittsburgh.
J
Ted
Kennedy
Awarded
Bickell
Cup
and
ma.
Edmonton
at
Salem
of
Houston
points
out
a
seemms
discrepancy
in
our
Provincial
game
laws.
A
departmental
inspector
emphasized
to
your
columnist
that
cla.,-3
A
uut
B
guides
are
allowed
only
two
hunters
per
each,
and
that
these
hunters
must
always
be
immediately
close
to
the
guide;
but
while
a
class
C
guide
is
allowed
to
take
more
than
two
persons
fishing,
it
is
not
necessary
for
a
non-residenf
angler
to
hire
any
guide
whatever.
To
my
own
knowledEs,
the
angler
will
travel
at
least
as
fr
as
the
hunter
in
search
oi
iu
sport,
and
is
prone
to
go
unac
A
scheduled
night
off
cost
Spokane
the
lead
In
the
tight
Western
International
Baseball
League
pennant
race.
While
the
Indians
rest?d
last
Calgary
at
Tri-City.
Portland
was
back
in
the
Pacific
Coast
League
first
division
last
night
and
the
Seattle
Rain-
Springs
are
all
through
for
this
season.
TORONTO
W
Ted
Kennedy,
captain
,of
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
ol
the
National
Hockey
League,
iers
who
not
long
ago
had
hopes
ussd
cans
of
catching
pace-setting
Holly
wood,
were
running
a
poor
second
to
the
Stars,
lOli
games
Hungarian
Coach
At
Dartmouth
off
the
pace.
night,
Lewiston's
rambunctious
Broncos
went
to
work
on
Wen-ptchee.
The
5-3
decision
over
tne
Chiefs
ousted
Spokane
from
the
top
berth
and
installed
th?
Broncos
as
front-runners
by
a
margin
of
six
percentagj
points.
It
was
the
12th
win
in
13
starts
for
the
fast-rising
Idahoans,
who
has
Ix'ou
awarded
the
J.
P.
Blck:
ell
Memorial
Cup
as
the
outstanding
player
on
the
Leaf
'
team.
,
The
award
was
announced
today
by
the
board
ofVirectors
of
Maple
Leaf
Gardens.
The
cup
was
donated
to
commemorate
'nriiistHnllst.
J.
P.
Bickell.
former
1
A
7-1
victory
over
Seattle
In
their
final
1953
meeting
Monday
night
pushed
Portland
into
companied
into
places
even
harder
of
access
than
those
DARTMOUTH,
N.S.
Frank
Somogyvarl
coached
Hungary's
-
"
hidden
laid
;
;
a
Discover
money't
uh.
for
opening
opporluK
OPEN
A
A
SAVINGS
1
ACCOUNT
AT
favored
by
Nimrod;
should
he4
rowing
team
in
the
Olympic
only
a
week
ago
held
down
fifth
meet
an
attack
of
illness,
be
49
Ford
Coach
.
$1350
'50
Dodge
7-passenger
$1
125
'50
International
Vi-ton
$1250
'41
Chevrolet
5-pass.
Coupe
$395
'50
Prefect
$595
53
Austin
A-70
$2545
place
in
the
standings.
The
Lewiston-Wenatchee
poms
was
the
league's
only
scheduled
toard
chairman,
who
died
two
years
ago.
It
was
given
this
year
for
the
first
time.
The
27-year-old
Kennedy,
who
ioined
the
Leafs
10
years
ago.
contest.
Games
at
London
five
years
ago.
His
next
aim
is
to
coach
a
Dartmouth
team.
Somogyvari.
who
refused
to
return
to
his
Communist-dominated
homeland
after
the
games,
now,
is
coach
at
the
Banook
Canoe
Club
here.
He
ha-s
trained
countless
youngsters
in
the
canoeing
art
and
says
Canadians
are
quick
to
fourth
place
ahead
of
San
Francisco.
At
the
same
time,
Hollywood
edged
Los
Angeles
2-1
and,
with
the
help
it
got
from
Portland,
gained
a
full
game
on
the
Rainiers.
The
-ames
at
Seattle
and
Los
Aneeles
were
the
only
-
ones
in
tne
league
Monday
night.
Portland
southpaw
Royce
Lint
held
Seattle
to
seven
hits,
one
of
them
a
home
run
by
Clarence
Mcridern.
The
Beavers
reached
Seattle
lefthander
Steve
Nagy
come
lost,
or
get
into
some
sort
of
accident,
then
his
chaneos
of
coming
out
safely
are
much
lessened.
Because
of
my
acquaintance
with
the
Morice
River
and
the
swiftness
of
its
waters,
I
h:i.v
deliberately
refrained
from
giving
it
notice
in
this
column,
for
it
quite
definitely
cnlh
for
competent
guidance
and
should
not
be
used
by
people
not
thorbugh-ly
versed
in
the
ways
of
white
waters.
Salem
stepped
out
of
the
league
for
an
exhibition
gam;
with
a
group
of
semi-pros
from
Drain,
Ore.
The
semi-pros
won.
6-5.
Rain
forced
postponement
of
the
Victoria-Vancouver
series
onener
at
Vancouver
and
a
has
led
Toronto
to
five
Stanley
Cup
championships.
He
scored
his
200th
goal
in
NHL
competition
last
March
before
the
Leafs
were
shunted
out
of
a
playoff
berth.
The
trophy
is
one
of
the
most
'38
Plymouth
$650
11
(g?vS3itfiTB
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
LTD.
doubleheader
was
set
for
tonight.
learn
and
apply
themselves
diligently.
And
with
that,
he
says,
he'll
make
a
team
for
the
Olym-
Other
parries
tonight
will
t,nd
and
his
relief,
Tom
Lovrich,
for
vtiMttimr-
in
iaii&uiaii
ayui
w.
11,
Is
awarded
to
a
player
r
for
one
....
.
Cnnbono
ViaoV
ir
ontinn
fit.
Vflln-
'
n
tntnl
nf
11
nits.
great
feat,
lor
a
season
oi
spec-
-
t,acular
play
or
for
remarkable
service
over
a
period
of
years.
X
11C
tup
BU3
VJ11
aUllU
IJUC111&,
talrm-i
firm
frl-n
McTntwrp.Pnrcli-
SPORTS
ROUND-UP
Now
that
the
river
has
become
knuwn,
I
will
eta
to
that
it
Is
one
of
the
'
finest
fis.hins
waters
In
Northern
B.C.'
but
there
are
others
easier
of
access,
and
with
fair
and
honest
fly-fishing
they
will
provide
high
grade
sport
for
genera-
pine
Gold
Mines,
which
Bickell
developed
into
one
of
Canada's
most
Droductive
mines.
I
By
GALE
TALBOT
Th3
player
will
receive
a
mini-
i
ature
of
the
cup.
Of
14-karat
TualbeSess
Taire
go!t!.
it
is
valued
at
$500.
NEW
YORK.
(AP)
Out
of
the
national
doubles
championships
now
reaching
their
conclusion
at
Brookline,
Mass.,
has
come
the
vital
clue
to
the
means
the
U.S.
Davis
Cup
committee
must
employ
to
win
the
famed
tennis
trophy
back
from
the
Gun
Club
Plans
labor
Day
Shoot
IT
HAS
NO
TUBE
Australians
next
winter
0
W2
Prince
Rupert
Rod
and
Gun
fluh
with
President
B
J
Racim
The
surprise
defeat
of
the
18-his
30's
and
Gardnar
is
crowding.
40,
but
age
in
doubles
means
nothing
like
it
does
in
singles."
in
the
chair,
made
plans
last
night
for
further
trap
shoot
competitions
at
Terrace
oyer
J;he
Labor
Day
weekend.
A
large
number
of
members
have
si;-
nit'inH
llidlf
inlnlirm
fif
Odlno-
J
L
?njd
li,
V
C
u'
The
solution
plainly
lies
in
arriving
now
at
a
separate
and
distinct
doubles
combination
which
does
not
contain
the
country's
two
best
singles
players,
Vic
Seixas
and
Tony
Tra-bert,
and
permitting
the
pair
to
play
and
practice
together
steadily
with
no
other
goal
than
to
defeat
the
two
boy
wonders,
Lewis
Hoad
and
Ken
Rosewall,
in
the
challenge
round
at
Mcf-
LIS'!,
M
M
M
m
uuui;
Kuril
to
Terrace
to
enter
the
.itions.
It
is
understood
that
a
larr.e
lor
your
money
program
of
s,hooting
events
will
It
may
save
your
life..
Th
B.F.
Goodrich
Life-Saver
TubUs
Tin
give
you
maximum
protection
against
the
hazard
of
blowouts
ana
dangerous
skids,
that
frequently
result
in
serious
injury,
and
even
death.
It
can
save
you
trouble...
Tha
B.
F.
Goodrich
Life-Saver
Tublu
Tiri
teals
punctures
on
running
wheels
.
.
.
protects
against
ths
annoying
trouble
caused
by
-flat
tires.
It
will
save
you
money...
The
B.
F.
Goodrich
Life-Saver
Tubeless
Tire
provides
greater
safety
than
any
tire
and
tube,
yet
it
costs
less
than
the
conventional
safety
tire-tube
combination.
..
in'
meeunif
also
aecmea
uini
m
the
"final
..
semi-monthly
trap
.bourne.
k
-
.
.
.
Although
Seixas
and
Trabert
might
object
strenuously
to
such
a
plan,
they
should
be
made
to
realize
that
the
team's
best
interests
will
be
served
if
they
,
iiuul
ai
vue
local
range
win
oe
Automobile
accidents
caused
by
tire
blowouts
coul1!'
of
many
lives,
and
an
even
greater
number
ot
'
Blowouts
are
caused
when
the
inner
tube
ep'1"
,
,
,
n
.
NO
inn7
-
Competitions
will
be
started
"again
after
the
big
game
hunl-v
-ing
season
ends.
However,
it
is
devote
themselves
to
singles
play
and
exert
all
their
energies
to
enea
or
DlOKnn
lire
coras.
Because
ici
B.F.
fionHrirh
I.,(..Sn.rTb.l.mTirBchana9S0luli"l
cAjjetLeu
wiai
uiere
win
De
a
ward
at
least
breaking
even
in
the
four
individual
matches.
...
larPl
tiirnnnf
lvn.rru,
nlrvVif
blowout
to
a
safe
s-s-s-slowout
allowing
you
timt
1
aiely,
wilh
perfect
control.
year-old
Aussies
by
the
pick-up
team
of
Btraiglit
Clark
and
Hal
Burrows
In
the
quarter-final
of
the
national
should
at
least
convince
the
team
selectors
that
the
m:mwin
--ior
me
iinai
snoot
oi
tne
sum-,
mer.
Prizes
for
the
recent
crow
J
shoot
were
awarded
to,
Tommy
Boulter
and
Dom
Dominate
who
won
the
first
prizes
and
Viv
1
Williams
and
Frank
Alllngham
'
who
took
second
prize
spoons.
V
In
India,
scientists
have
worked
out
a
way
to
cook
food
by
sun-powex.
A
polished
aluminum
bowl
suspended
above
a
cooking
pot
directs
the
sun's
rays
to
a
mirror,
which
reflects
the
heal
to
the
bottom
of
the
pot.
It
sounds
a
bit
complicated
to
us
but
the
fact
is
that
the
solar
cooker
turns
out
a
meal
as
fast
as
a
300-watt
electric
stove.
It's
just
one
more
indication
that
food
and
aluminum
go
together
in
containers,
utensits,
foil
and
in
the
equipment
used
by
the
dairying
and
food
processing
industries.
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada,
Ltd.
(Alcan)
two
kids,
however
brilliant,
are
something
less
than
unbeatable
at
this
stage
of
their
,
Ainngnam
was
also
awarded
a
i
spoon
for
high
shot
at
the
last
DEMEIAU
,
trap
shoot.
f
IDEA
NOT
ORIGINAL
Candor
compels
me
to
admit
i
.
Dom
Dominato
entertained
m
that
the
conviction
a
separate
.tiembers
with
a
series
of
color
'A
I
movies
which
showed
progress
'
doubles
team
should
be
used
is
in
building
the
trap
shooting
!
nt
entirely
original.
More
than
'range
last
winter,
the
official
,
a
week
a6
an
Australian
tennis
opening
and
various
meets
held
authority
who
is
close
to
the
ir
i
y
35
f
til
BLOWOUT
PROTECTION
Tills
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
liy
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Coluriibltt.
SKID
PROTECTION
,s
here
and
at
Terrace.
These
were
situation
said
that
therein
lay
tills
country's
best
chance
of
followed
by
hunting
and
fishing
The
Life-Saver
aeuu
-
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j
of
tiny
arip-blocks.
At
k
jl
PUNCTURE
PROTECTION
A
gummy
rubber
compound
under
the
tread
immediately
seals
around
puncturing
objects,
and
permanently
seals
the
hole
when
the
object
is
removed.
Inconvenience
and
delays
are
eliminated.
pictures
from
his
own
trips
reclaiming
the
cup
Instead
ot
a
lube,
the
Uie-Saver
has
a
patented
inner
lining
that's
part
of
the
tire.
In
event
of
damage
there's
no
sudden
blowout,
only
a
small
break
in
the
liner,
a
i-s-s-slowout
that
lets
you
stop
safely.
.throughout
British
Columbia
roads,
it
stops
you
a
u
f
and
regular
tir
9-""
age
too.
"If
I
were
you
lenows,"
the
'
Aussie
insisted,
"I
would
pick
a
veteran
doubles
pair,
possibly
Billy
Talbert
and
Gardnar
Mul-loy,
and
tell
them
the
job
was
theirs
right
now.
Sure,
Bill
is
in
.
and
including
an"
Interesting
"September
Morn"
shot.
The
meeting
extended
a
vote
'of
thanks
to
Mr.
Dominato
for
screening
his
films.
Your
B.F.
Goodrich
dealer
now
has
the
a;.
Tir
Division,
..JIT
Th.
1.
r.
OeoeVlch
"'"r
j
KIKhtnsr,
Ontarle.
Pleas,
send
me
free
m"""
B.F.
Goodrich
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