4 Prive nupert Daily News
Hriday, Jitly 2, 1984

nari" Prince Rupert All-Stars 5
International Series. 9-0,

‘The Prince Rupert All- Stars! Rupert scored one run in he:
successfully repelled an Ameri- ‘first on singles by Gord Mundle
“All-Stars with 9-0 and 5-4 vic- 'Scherk,
tories yesterday at Roosevelt | Ketchikan’s chance to get a’
Park in the first naif of an In- man in scoring position was nip-

tween the two teams,

‘yout of the year as he held the | drive over second base.

Visiting aggregation.to two hits; Rupert showed an affinity for
jThe seven inning night-cap was | Morton's slants in the second,
tied 4-4 in the last of the seventh ; third, fourth, sixth and seventh °
until Bill Sundberg, Rupert. as they racked up another eight

shortstop, hit a hard ground ball runs, three in the second, two in
‘to bring in the winning run, his|the sixth and singletons in the,
: al ‘sixth RBI for the series.
FRED CHRISTENSEN

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other fraines.

The three-game series, which! Big blow of the opener was!
had one game cancelled Wednes-' Ralph Enridge’s home run over |

F iS ed by Dominion Day cefemonies.|a ‘blast which christened the

‘playing of national anthems of jerable merchandise. |
the two countries and two mem- ' A tip foul from the bat of:
bers of the Little League came! ‘Shorty Martuson ended the
forward from either side of home ‘catching duties of Rupert's Don
jplate with the Stars and Stripes | seherk when it split a finger on
;and Union Jack. ihis right hand. He was replaced :
Commissioner Stan Moran of jn the line-up by brother Syd.
the Prince Rupert and District | Rupert All-Stars’. nine runs
; jpenior League welcomed man-! same on nine hits, four walks
goiger Harry Ludwigson of the! and three Ketchikan errors, The
Ketchikan team on behalf of the visitors only got to Christensen
; ball fans and introduced Alder-:

i its, ingles in the;
ean Phil Lyons, who pinch nit {08 vo They west Hiven six |
gy (for Mayor George Hills in ex- | walks while the local club com- :

- at we , tending the greetings of the city:
vent mitted two errors.
y DELIVE!

   

{0 the visitors. Alderman Lyons, Morton, the loser, struck out:

  

ERE recalled the friendly rivalry:
which features the annual con- S¢Ven while Christensen fanned -
= test before introducing manager.

 Ludwigson, | The second gume was a closer |
Ketchikan’s manager recipro-, contest’ which saw Ketchikan j
654 cated greetings and presented:use two pitchers and Rupert |
: the city with a souvenir album, : three.

paar’ px sgnee PI ithe cover of which was made‘ Jackie Sharpe, tne Rupert .
“gsepnat whe athe drivel cull i from the first run of pulp at the: ‘Starter, pitched two and two-:
ya thers! new Ketchikan pulpmill. ‘thirds innings and gave up two |
a Ceremonies over, the Rupert | "uns before being replaced in;
This advertisement is not published or displayed by | Club lost no time in showing they ‘the top | of the fourth by Jerry,
‘the Liguor Control Board or by the Government held the whin hand both offen- ; Blitch, Blitch successfully snuff-
af British Columbia, Pid. | sively and afield, ‘ed the Ketchikan flame in the:

~ 7 ~ ‘fourth but was responsible for:
two runs in the fifth. Gordie:
‘Cameron allowed one hit, after:
' replacing Blitch in the fifth, a:
‘double by Ketchikan’s Christian-

hoe} gelling i f sen which scored Bass with the:
ce > ‘last run for visitors.
saranes fe een

Trailing 4-3 going into the bot- |
rom

/ ‘ tom of the seventh, Ketchikan |
NORWAY! ~

‘appeared to have the contest in|
the satchel. Rinert first base- i
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Buy a goodly supply
for as cecasions.

-iman Dave Hill, hitting three for
e Only finest-quality, selected

six up to the fifth, had been:
igiven the heave-ho by plate um-
Brislings are accepted by King KING OSCAR SARDINES
Oscar...rich, succulent, firm go swimmingly with:

ipire Frog Letourneau for the,
manner in which he questioned a'
yet tender whole sardines, zesty salads» crackers + cheese
as the sea itself. , REMEMBER:

‘call, Fred Christensen, who re-
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Simundsen, who promptly walk- |
‘ed. Enridge received a free pass.
and Don Scherk, in a pinch hit-:

iting role singled to score Simun¢- |
‘sen with the tying run,

,Dlaced Hill was removed in the!
‘Rupert seventh in favor of Miner
e Hearty, protein-packed nour-
ishment in every tasty morsel,

 

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5-4

Bil! Sundberg wrapped up the "

| contest with a hard driven ba ;
ice by to short that gave him enough |}

can invasion by the Ketchikan and Dave Hill and a sacrif y 1 ae ens tke uhrow to first
Cameron, who had the balance |

: tip in his favor in the final ff
@ ternational Baseball Series: be- » ped by Mundle who came up fame, gets the win. Manager |p
jWith the fielding play of the Ludwigson, who replaced starter
The opener saw southpaw Fr ed game, a sensational leaping one- Marsh in the third gets the loss. |
Christensen post his third shut- | handed catch of Gail Jones’ ' Sharp struck out three, Blitch |i

none, and Cameron three, Marsh |f

pitching his first series struck

out Ludwigson

three.

none,

official trips.

The second half of the Inter- iq
¢ . heseventh, national series will be played at f
j day because of rain, was preced the left field fence in thes watchikan Sunday and Mouday, |

my | Players of both teams lined the ‘completed structute and netted witha single game ae night |
fe first and third base lines for the|the Ripert centre fleldér consid- .°t & double header Monday.

Box scores—(First game),
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