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5-2 Deteat
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On Mounties
by The Canadian Press u
Portland Beavers’ right-
hander Rene. Valdez reg-
istered his 19th win of the
season in a 5-2 win over
eighth - place Vancouver
Mounties in a Pacific

Coast League baseball
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oe PRINCE RUPERT DAILY News
te a ~ Saturday, August 25, 1956 Ge

/ 0 GAMES OF BALL sma |
| SCHEDULED HERE TOMORROW -

sae Phe second ‘and third games of the best: of-five sentor
baseball finals for Prince. Rupert district will be played off.
tomorrow afternoon in a double-header at Roosevelt park, |
—- Gordon dnd Anderson, trailing by one game’ will -host =
Terrace with the first game slated for 1:30 p.m. First: game
- |) will-bea nine- ‘inning contest and the second a seven inning

 

 

 

 

tools of: are des fin- ve " affair, - night,
ith a. whirlwind: “rally in} °. Scene of the finals will shift to Terrace again Sunday, A three-run homer by ott-
2-rounds to left Wallace _ September 2, when either a double-header or single game | fielder Luis Marouez in_ the

s ‘title Friday night.

wil be played, depending on the outcome, of tomorrow’ 's games. -
“the. target! for: Smith’ s| Nw Wwe

Softball
On, Off the Diamond

The Prince Rupert senior men’s softball league}
nears its end of scheduled. play. with first and‘second
place decided i in the standings. and a battle sha ping ew)
for third. spo. 0 mS

elghth helpdd Valdes geb his win.
San Diego moved into sixth
place by defeating Hollywood, 4-1
jbehind the six-hjt pitching of
{Bob Greenwood. Neither Green-
; wood nor Bob Purkey. of Holly-
wood issued.a walk.
| Los Angeles boosied its lead
over second-place Seattle to 13
games Friday night by a 3-2 win

 

 

 

   

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dium a: soccer . field, cinder {raining track, 8 cycling velodrome and. a hockey fle fleld, —— ' Inthe other POL gume, Harry

“Bright, homered in‘the first pitch

 

* GALVESTON, “Tek. “in-George
ad Ziharia said: ‘Friday. the con+

|} dition of ‘his famed’ athlete. wife
| Was: “not go00d,’ ” but the’ hospital
"| where she is. fighting cancer
‘sald “the * Babe’ “was “free from:
1 pain, clieer ful and. determined.

 

 

 

 
 
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
    
 
   
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

| Babe has + been: fighting cancer

He rose spe “Brown “sent
ae ‘bell

“Zaharia’s: statement. ‘was the
| first time’ that: he“ failed to ex;
"| press. optimism, -publicly. The.

since, 1953,”

‘ John “Sealy, Hospital sald in a
| statement:

‘|. “Babe: Zaharias . has lost a
:| great deal of weight and strength:
but is free from pain and ls
q{ bright and cheerful.:

“In spite « of: distressing - and |
critical , complications, . she 18
taking® liguid and: high calorie.
nourishment ‘and: her determin-,
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~|she has: lost.”:

“There. ‘WAS no ‘elaboration,
“Thee weeks ago the Babe un-

: ‘derwent ‘au operation to by-pass
~<'|.an- intestinal obstruction,
€ |! Friday - ‘her ‘physician said he

| could .see no- change in her con-

; on dition since that operation.

 
  
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
 
 
 
  
 

- the” vecurr ence;

4! BEL Siendings

Three weeks before the intes-
‘| tinal surgery, Mrs. Zaharias un-’
,|derwent an operation’ to sever

7 _| Sensory nerves to. the: lower part
1 : of her body.. The operation was
is} to, relieve pain;

* “The Babe, underwent her. first
cancer” -operation’. in Beaumont
in. "1953, “recovered and = won
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‘lin fourth spot today, play Army-

'- 11 losses, the same as RCMP, ne-

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‘Local. 708. chalked: up a 14- 4
win‘ over’ fourth- spot Atlin last
night to end its’ league play with
4-15 win, five loss: record, in sec-

Savoy Hotel cinclied first place
*! Thursday by’ defauft when Can-
fisco: failed to field a team to
meet the rigid’ schedulé. of play
set : Wednesday by the associa-
fion..

* The decision to forfeit the
game. to Savoy, prompted the
withdrawal of Canfisco from the
league.

A battle looms for the third
spot in the league standings as
Atlin and RCMP vie for honors,

Navy tonight. An Atlin victory
would give them.nine wins and

cessitating a sudden-death play-
down.

Not all softball action was con-
fined to the diamond, as play-
ers boiled over the withdyawal-of
Canfisco from the league and
statements of Mike Kutzak, team
manager and association presi-
dent. os

‘Local 708 . spokesman: Louls |
Boltong : ‘labelled “poor”.a state-
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his:knowledge, and claimed that
Kutzak’s charge that. the

‘league had been originally form- |
-{ed. $0 that. fish company teams |
“could play on weekends was!

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ion repres sentative said:

He said that:a meeting ‘oh “ie
association should’ be’ called : “ims
mediately and said’ the. league | .
.| president should be there. to ex:
plain his statements.,° vie:

He said that only five: aiitise
co.players worked at. the Canad-
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The other team (Atlin): mait-| .

ages to-pluy, he said he said, 3

Sport ising
Survey Made

VANCOUVER @— The ~ fins
special. sport fishing survey “of
British Columbia tidewater fish-
ing areas shewed -that. on “Aug.
12 fishermen took 2,590 salmon
and 3,780 grilse, the fisheries de-
partment said today. - coke

A, J. Whitmore, chief supe:
visor of the. federal. department,

Fall Behind i

‘legs will have to.be-coritent
[records while Milwaukee and Brooklyn battle for the

National League. pennant, |/

' Manager Birdie ‘Tebbetts’
-| powerhouse slammed two more
records into the books,‘ Friday
night as Gus Bell poked his 25th
home: run and. Wally Post his
27th. Yet the Redlegs wound up
five. games ‘back of the leaders
with a 6-4 loss to the second-
place Dodgers—who smashed

-|Larry Jansen’s. comeback magic

on homers by Duke Snider - and
Cark Furillo--

The. victory ‘kept - the world

 

‘reported that on the day of: the
census, 2,890 boats were ‘used: by:
7,909 sport fishermen... "Fishery
officers and patrol boat skippets
questioned nearly. 1,000 ‘fishér-
men in areas from Rivers. Inlet |!

south to Boundary | Bay.- The
: biggest group of fishermen” was
|My. Boltong said there had in the Howe sound-Burrard: in:
been no change in policies of the | Jet. area, where there ‘were’ 2 860
association in the past year to fishermen in, 880, boats. :

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Ont, swiminer, beats her own record for the 10-yard women's

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pasted a Ganadlan mark of 1:08
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ss Kueks’ four
} duced his 17th victory. Cleveland

champions within: ‘two games of,

ithe first-place Braves, who com-}

i bined, brawn with Warren Spahn
‘to defeat Philadelphia: 6-1: as
Joe’ Adcock’ and Ed. Mathews
‘homered, :

“. Fourth- place St, Leuls, handed
ittshurgh a seventh | straight
defeat 6-2, while the last- -place
New York: Giants ‘were coming

'| within’ range. of both the sixth-

placé. Pirates and ‘seventh: -place

-|Chicago by defeating the. Cubs}.

5-4 in 11 innings, .

BROKE YANKEES RECORD
In the American League, New

York Yankees cooled off Chicago

White. Sox 2-0 behind Johnny

hitter... that pro-

remained: eight games behind

‘| the first-place Yankees by de-

feating Boston 5-3, Detroit ral-
lied in the ninth to trim Balti-

. more 4-1 and Kansas Cily swept
.|past Washington 8-4,

The two-run homers by Bell
and Post holisved Redlegs inte
the major league record books
with a total of 41 home runs in
21 consecutive games, The old
record for home runs. in any
number: of consecutive games
wag 40, set by Yankees In 194]
when they hit one or more in 25
consecutive games: Brooklyn had
held the record for 21 gimes,
with 36 in 1953,

Major League .
Standings

r Amerkaan League

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Cleveland -.,.., 00 60 G80 A
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Boston voces, Oh Gh O42 Vy,
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Waltimore voc. OF OO AHO O49,
Wee Ne HO UN 420 27
Kuanaia City . 40 HOW
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silnmen with the longest dis-

Record Crowd -
‘Seen Sunday,

VANCOUVER (Legal or not,
eo will have commercial
sport this Sunday: a profession-
al baseball doubleheader. _

It will be the first commercial
professional sport ever played|.
here on a Sunday and the big-

‘gest crowd of the season is. ex-
i fistful of home run| ipected to watch Vancouver.
Mounties play host to Portland
Beavers of the Pacific. Coast
League,

Whether the afternoon twin-
bill is legal may be decided Sent.
;5. On that date a recent city
by-law legalizing commercial
‘sport Sunday afternoons goes be-
fore the Britisly Columbia Su-
preme Court.

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On Strait

Tomorrow

VICTORIA ‘(--Zero hour for
the mass invasion of the Strait
of Juan de Fuca has been set for
7:15am. Sunday.

Eleven marathoners will wade
into the water at Horseshoe Bay
here to start the first annual
Victoria to Port Angeles, Wash.,|,
mass swim.

‘Five women and six men will
ride out for two hours the swell:
of a flood tide which will carry:
them southeast of Victoria,

The swim, with $1,000 as top
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Under the direction of veteran |
stralt navigator Ellice: Cavin,
the swimmers will follow the
same course plotted for the suc-
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Aug. 16-17, ‘

Cavin, who alsc charted the
course for Marily.; Bel!’s swim
told the coaches and thell
charges he would stay just.ahea
of the fastest swimmer.

After the two hours of floc
dde, Cavin hopes the swinnmet:
wil} have-an hour of slack wate.
then pick up an ebb tide curry:
ing them southwest to Mdh:
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