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—Bob Noran,|
ormer president of Toronto Ar-

gonauts of the Big Four football

union, said Friday. the. Canadian :

Prince Rupert

Daily News

Saturday, April 21,

‘ALL CANADIAN GOLFERS OUS TED

1956,

 

‘Lit tle Loop Announces |

 

BASKETBALLERS: TO HOLD

More than Lt

| Playe r-list ior 1956 |

i Little League Baseball nlayers!

VICTORIA O—Ken Lindley of Seattle, moress golly ”
champion seven years ago. Friday ousted the last Canadian
from competition in the 1956 tournament here by defeating
Ralph Cossey of New Westininster 4 and 3,4 In the final today,
Lindley will meet. Dave Coons of Vancouver, Wash. who ri-
day edged clubniate Hd Rapp 2 and 1,

CLUB 27

 

 

FINANCE MEETING TONIGHT

A meeting of the Prince Rupert Baskethall Assyciation is
slated tonight at 7 pm, at the Civie Centre to try and reach

Rupert Little League baseball association held its ane |
ual “Player Auction” at the home of Alex Slater,

were assigned to four teams lust night as the Prince,

 

a solution to the $400 deficit facing the PRBA after completion
of the 1955-56 season,

‘One solution pul for by association treasurer Joan Kedey,
in the event no other means of raising the money could be
proposed, was an individual assessment of players in the var-
ious leagues last year.

Also suggested as ‘a possible fund raising scheme was to

; Worked the same as the big

nothing to do wilh thelr value’
‘or the amount of points bid for
i them,

Teams are as follows:

 

the St. Louis Cardinals’ pitch-

hold a dance at whicti basketball trophies would be pre: ented, F oR
; foster, Harry , ance ¢ Janeine Prd
Meeting is to be held in the Ladies’ Lounge. SHOP EASY ‘Bereer, Civiclopler Harris Mart Dancing wee Prize
rie , ‘ er ‘nibers
| Billy Pottle, Ken Phihera, pockendort, Alien Moore, Fich- : i
Brian Specht, Ross Pinniger. arg Harris, Gary Greisel, Andre: And Guests
hdl Richard Pongracz, Bobby Jones. pewitt, Wayne Slater. Tones

Braves GU ar : hf ; Erie Ja ov oes Pottle, Hugh Moraes, Jimmy Turner, William |

Tucker, Donald Love, Bob Ma- Ajexander, Robert Eriksen, Ger- 7

‘gov, Donald Seott, Hugh Mac-

* 24 -Kengle, Wayne Specht, Archie

To ay OD a ional .Tordiffe, Maurice Desautels, :
;Bobby Sedgwick, Allan Christi-

‘son, Gordon Simonds, John Neil-
‘son, Frank Nelson, Elton Muma,
»Edward Pongracy, Wayne Hill,
James Bremner. John Donders,'

By The Assoclated Press j by Del Ennis in the’ 10th,
- Chicago Cubs whacked Cin-

"It's a new season all right, but ;
Sh NeW Seaso 2 rCinnati 12-1 in: the other game |

‘Teagnes, new players were bid on! 'Michae
; Lo add lo Inst year’s rosters, Or- | Rory
‘der in which boys are listed has: John Menard, Dick #

Haupton,
i MOLLUS OMO?Y, ,
George Moran, James Bird, Bob |

ald Dominato, Bruce Moore,

Jimmy Greer,
Wayne Holliston, Tommy Parks, -
Bobby Miners,
Gerry Possum,
ald Roberts, Roly McLeod,

MeNiece, Donald Si! amside, |

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Saturday, April 21
9-11:30 p.m.

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3obby Warren, |

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Robin Chappell, -
Roy Barrie, Ger- |
Ron-

Football Council might be able
San’ f rancisco, tte 'to work out’a “scholarship plan!
rson’s dnt” innidg’|for. Canadian players.

  

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MILE-MASTER
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a 333° 3% =
“—— | Council got together and decid-:

‘The latest. trend in Canadian

football’ is for teams of the Big
Four and Western Interprovine-

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al¥ Football Union-to sign Canad-

an, boys. who :have played’ with |
i “Ameri¢an. colleges. They. are’ not

.| considered imports. ’

- Moran, said Argos inlked” the

situation over a couple of years
ago but too many questionable
features were involved.

BOMBERS HAVE TWO

“If the Canadian. Football:

ed to allow each club to send aj

couple of boys to an American; atop the National League.
college, and .to recognize sich! prayns’ THIRD STRAIGHT

boys as the property of the spon- ;

soring club, it might work out, n!
he said.

Winnipeg Blue Bompbers of the.

WIFU. disclosed this week that
they had ‘signed two Winnipeg:

boys, whom they had sent to:

 

 

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University of North Dakota on;
scholarships. to. obtain football:
experience
otherwise.
Roseborough and William Bolon-,
chuk,

they couldn't get’

Earlier this year, Argos signed!

eague Sets |
~ Practice

~ Schedule

List of Little League ~ prac-

tices between next week and op-
ening day of the

May 10 is as follows:
April 23, 6:30—Sea Kings

1956

94, 6:30—Kinsmen
25, 6:30—-Shop Easy
26,.6:30—North Star
27, 6:30~—Sea Kings
29, 10-am—Kinsmen
29, 12 noon--Shop Easy
.29, 2 pm—North Star
29,4 v.m.—Sea Kings
30, 6:30—Kinsmen
30, 7:30—Shon Easy
1, 6:30—North Star
1, 7:30—Sen Kings

 

The two are Barry!

 

iwaukee started |
‘ cision that left Braves unbeaten:

| pair,
‘Wes Covington poked: the other, ;
with a man on base, in a pinch-/@armed winning marker in the

Joe Markowski of Hamilton, who:
spent four years at Notre Dame. |

season:

pitching has been picked fot
eight homers, including the only | {
grand-slam so far
league this season (by Cincin- | Detroit 3-1 behind
nati's

Friday night to overhaul

 

and in first place by beating
Louis! ansas City 6-3 as Ron Northey
triggered | a three-run ninth
with a pinch, two-run homer:
either! Cleveland won its first, beating
arly Wynn's
Baltimore gain-

In three games St. Jerry Gilmeur, John Storie,
Sven Rassmussen, David Pitre,
‘Harold Smal!, Brian Lewis, Rich-
in ard Newsom, Peter Koughan.,
Ray Jablonski, former; ifive-hitter: and E Robert Dybhavn. Ronald Tough, :
Cardinal). Three of them CAMCi ad its first decision with Gus Rene Bond, Tedciy Arney, Barry ;
ani. ~ tq; BOlam, Laurie Gordon, Rickey:

Triandos’ two-run homer thai: , . ' :
early St. Louis lead and get Mil- peat Washington 3-2 3-9 ‘Lindseth, Billy Mallett,

on a 5-4 de-) ‘Dunean, Donald MeNeil, Doug:
i Milwaukee's homers came off:

ivatt, Allen Mah, George Ho-
, Starter Tom Poholsky, the big’ iy ! Core’

Kangas,
‘Player,
ders,,
pon,
David Wong, Garnet MeDonald,: Maskulak,

Afric
Leslie: Europe and Russia cembined but
has less than a quarter of their
population.

Don Martin,

ing slaif is still eH os four-hitter by Sam: Adrian Donders, Wayne Haldane, ald Currie, Billy Carlson, Danny . \
around: with a home hangover, 20Ms, Who fanned nine. _, Dennis Pearson, Allon Mellor, Postwa, Ronald Hill, John Hardy, ar

The Redbirds were clipped for’) the American, Mickey’ John Cable, Thomas Woodcosk, CCk@ld Hubel, Gerald Chappell, ae
185 home runs last clipped 2 aga drove in four runs a8 paul Girardet, Bobby Mintenko, Rbert Canipbell, Harvey Butt, :
all-time: major league record, NeW York Yankees walloped pai Holder, Richard — Revkie, Wiam Van Weston, Allan :
Now it appears thal mark may: Boston's Red Sox 7-1: Chicago Gary Calderoni. Jamee Colinsh Rebple Rew Dou MODERN
H Ww appears ‘ ; While Sox remai 1 3 James Colussi, Robbie Ray, Don
not last the year. emained unbeaten ce f

y SEA RINGS -Maskulak, Arthur Tindall, Allan

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the bamboo room

% Clubs % Banquets % Receptions

Ken Dopson, Robert
Allan Caine, Buly Saun-
Peter Sams-.
Smithson, Eveene

  
  

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gen, Robert James, Bobby Oail-
‘Tighthander who gave up 26°

vie, James Tough, Euscie Rose,.
gopher balls last season. Re- Bruce Mitchell, Robert Barr,
Eddie Mathews smacked a'liefer Stu Miller was the lose’, yelyin Mah, Ivan Garbei, Sea:
his first of the season, and However, on Bobby Thompson's

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Quick, Franklin Van Pyiire,
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straight, Right behind are: A two-run double by’ Red KINSAMEN a's — " ;
‘Brooklyn, which shelled Pitts-Schoendienst and Ken Boyer’s Reg Phillips, Adgiph Partiashi, 275 Gals —-$ 70 a
‘burgh 5-0 on Roger Craiy’s nifty) solo homer had given the Cards Larry Gordon, Denald Lone, Pei- Boat tunks S0e per gal a
‘four-hitter and Junior Gilliam’'s.2 quick lead on Warren Spahn, cr Helland, Doug Souter, Lanee | fadustrial Welding Co iB
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