ELE Cab Rua : : : . . e owe so cmart a hah Be intemal viet 5 ——een ‘ em meh Te Tes 4 Fries Waper Lay INGWa i ay he if Bottlers Win i aM a 19-12 Victory 21 Games Set in June. * Off Sea Kings By City Softballers — J—-/games hack.of top'spot. struck, out. three: While Stewart have to clear up several liabilities ; “NATIONAL 2|-' Hotel-hutler Jim Lenulk gains |anowed seven rung: seven -hils,}in addition to spending money|, Brooklyn 10, Pittsburgh i the shutout while the 1088 IS} iu walks at dt ned {wo,|02 ball players. _ “}' Cincinnati 10, Chicago 4 -Jeharged to Canfisoo starter Herbs| "BCC WANS 2° anned WO.) "apd say the total pride would PACIFIC COAST Quast; who was relieved by Jim] standings: © lagme much closer to $160,000,"|, Portland 3, San Francisco 2, ce “je 0) in three starts, puts Canfisco 24 NG SOFTBALL . WORK PARTY SET H | M I North: “pp _|— Sehedule of softball games for the month of June issued bys hel mp; a gma a oe p. ICU A | : a oe, di es a a eee moved ie the Prince Rupert Senior Men's Softball Association, with games’ a vale ¥ Q am Ne : ee tha] set for 7 pan. at Gyro Park is as follows; Boe : FOR: GYRO PARK THURSDA Y Off T = B second place in the league | § ] Canfisco vs. AUL : Bo GR . Po er . 0. uy standings last night on the June ; Anny. Navy ¥S 708 . 3 6 work” bee at Gyro Park has. been. called. for.7 pam. |, Pe strength of a 19-12 victory over . 4 Allin vs 708 : “ithis Thursday. for ‘a ‘general clean-up. of -the playing ‘area. . PCL Mot , nt “tSea Kings ‘in a scheduled {ix- 5 Canfisco vs. ROMP Set “and: stands, Mike’ Kutzak, . president of the Prince Rupert. oun es. ture at Algoma Park. 4 BUMP vs. Savoy to Senior Men’s Softball’ Association: aninoinced yesterday.” > |” amey ium - | Diek Boyles bottlers’ took ad- " Army-Navy Ys. Savoy a Managers from edeh of the six teams In the ‘Jeagiie have |. VANCOUVER (Coley Hall, vantage of weak Sea Kings de- 10 RCMP vs, Atlin . oo “pledged five players for thé.work party, Mt. Kutzak sald.” sportsman Who ns antics Pa. fence In ie pra to score tt : r Army-Navy vs- Canfisco , 8 en Re he added, is placing of netting - cif Coast Leagite baseball club, night tung back. in ‘the nth On J 2 Savoy vs. 108 | ‘n--H{- up onthe right-fleld screen, Players have heen asked to bring. | said Tuesday night, his offer will| five, hits The bottlers tagged 8 ROMP vs, Army-Navy yo “1, 0) rakes, shovels and hammers, by (ie Meee oo Those bring- | still sland wheit legal difficulties two gen King pitchers for a 16 Atlin vs. Savoy . 8 geno OF ing equipment, . who-are without transportation. can pet a. lare cleared Up. ee total of 15 hits, in gaining the co Wi 708 ys, Canlisco ‘ “o -af lft-tothe park by, phoning 2144, Mr, Kutzak, said, )s Hall, in’ Calgary representing | win, © 7 4 Army-Navy vs, Allin 68 oar a meant Vancouver Canucks'at the West-| . Doug Kerr started Frank Van Wo. 1 Canfiseo vs. Savoy ye a olf, Se cote Bs Se Re eae. \ epn-Hockey League annual meet- Pykstra and. put in Buck New- . oo “20 708 vs. RCMP 4 0" 0}. enul “ B an 9 afi Sco: - |/- fing, said'in a. telephone interview ‘som while: Robbie Roy started | 23 Allin vs, Canfisco 4G Zz 0 “ 0 Eee et oa a that owner Brick Laws | asked | for’ North Star and was relleved | ed RCMP vs. Canfisco ; 8 4 As S, ec rw aes eI fos him 10 days ago ne would. be by Gerry Hubel. : 5 708 vs. Atlin 4 ce gee ™\ vm |interested in buying Laws out. st oht. 2 ‘ata i 5. Army- . 4 ° 0 $ avoy Hitters On Rampage “Lam interested in seeing coast eeu Shop-Easy meets oo, - I MP : be 38 _ Savoy. Hotel batters: fattencd | Savoy. wrapped ‘the. game up Pa e the ay New to ea Sta ndings: WoL Pet} -- 30 Savoy vs. Ariny-Navy os. [ thelr averages last night as they {in the. fifth frame ‘with:-five biel tee it is to buy the club.” “s* [Shon Basy ..ceeceres 3 1.750 ve he banged out 16 hits in giving Can- jruns after scoring twice in. the - Negoliations hit. a.snoe when North Star ..issseees 3 2-600 / 2A fiseo a 1720 shellacking to extend jsecond: and fourtly innings. ‘Thel ;ainority stockholders Ethel and a 2 3 aN Bag their” unbeaten streak to four hotel crew added a singleton “in| Robert Milfer claimied: in a silie Hinsmen _~ 17.10 70} with. no lossés In a scheduled |the sixth and six more runs -fh} {nat the-$60,000 for which: Hall| ‘pa a. oo: * 0/Senior Men's Softball: fixture atthe eighth and. one in. the final) has an option ,to buy. the club is, . Baseball Scores ae <0 Gyro park. = ep frame. So not a fair and reasonable price.”|. 4. tne Associated Pre 4 ala aoe ae eatee in howe place For thé win, Lenuik: gave up|» Hall said it was Laws’ duty to) | ‘By TH MERICAN ress a in the league over runner-up At- five: hits, three-walks and str uck ee te 90,000 offered will Boston 7, New York3 3° lin. while the: loss, their second out three. Quast gave up nine) vot be the total expenditure if} Chicago 7, Kansas City 7 (12) a runs, nine hits, seven walks and the sale becomes final. . He would Washington 6, Baltimore 5 6| Stewart in the sixth. - oto: Woh Pet. CBE aid: Sr eicaitiy na ee Ww L | Hall said. ; “=< Lenuik aided his sown” cause, | Savoy vee a or 1000 op Sacramento. 2, Hollywood ! ‘la@rivine in four runs while ‘T. Pil- | AUIn Qoob GOT May ' 9 ‘ouver ariving in four mans wire omer (TOME es 2 Eom > [Sports Calendar Los. Angeles ©, Yanooure® eee ee nan! ee a | HOC vs Lies { 2 ' ‘ . San Dieto < . ed-in the second, each drove i Ceeo ee Aa 333. 2h | P einen . Settle ne ‘threes . harme-avy yd O00 de fo ee . WEDNESDAY F oe , Little League (Algoma Park) - |Use Want Ads—They Pay Shop-Easy -vs. North Stars 7 p.th- |. Selitall (Gyro Park) : AR LAT RCMP vs. Local 708—6:30 p.m. ; Pony League (Roosevelt Park) S p EC | A | Moose vs. Gyro 6:30 p.m. o. a sal . we ta el t The Ball Par ‘By BOB RUDDERHAM * Last ‘evening a! small. turriout watched a so-called contest |" OURSDAY petween the Hotelmen. and the Esquire Shop and after the game! y ittle League (Algoma Park) If you're going to lose as over, it was fairly obvious to all ‘why the Esquires are ab)o.. Kings vs Shop-Easy ‘your pants fishing, the boltom of the league, fo - (farm teams) 6:30.p.m make sure (hey're “While there are afew good ballonly the odd bit of encouraée- | Baseball (Roosevelt Park) Bann ockburns 1 player among Se Me esata from his teammates and|G & A vs, Esquires 6:45. p.m. . ‘es. lack what every: ball team jeyen Jess i a we warngel to ; should have big Ieaaué for sand-' even less a the way of Suppor. : ee ‘ from This advertisement Is not putdished: or displayed by Che Llquer yee Sand-| Avernge players with plenty of] Last Night's Fights . Contrel Bont ar hy the Gavernament ef lritish Columhla lot;, HUSTLE. and .FIGHT When spirit will. win: more than their By The A ' : “EBs ones . en eee SCs Sik wee . : ~ y The Assutaated fess . ag oe em ear tom] "hes wen dvertising in Dl anc Res “1 /two ‘runs in the. first. Inmns: | players Wit more. natural) Kidd, 117, Manila, knocked out MEN'S WE: Ad { | K\ B p I : the ‘chatter. around. the infield ability. -. + {Baby Moe, 118, Reno, Nev., (2). yer Ising in dl y ews rigs esu § died quickly’ and by the time| 1 have seen infielders recently nee : -- va ee ( _|Jack Sharpe put in his appear ltry fo Knock down. 2 hot line “jance for a relief stint, he got drive. by waving thelr glove at it rather than field it cleanly so a page ~ \the. ball goes through them for ‘Windle Wins : another base hit; A few years OP re ag ~ e “lego, Benny Windle,. to name one | Shootin Award of the oldtimers of th? Inca! ! g \-|scene, would rather stop the hall pe with his face, than stand the . Ray. Windle received the Ru-|chame of having a ball. go pert Radio and Electric Trophy,|through him, Benny still loves awarded annually for thelthe game-cnough to turn In 4 marksman with the highest good job at umpiring: 1 think average in a season's shooting, that if he was approached he at the Civic Centre Rifle Club's | might even get back into unl ‘presentation night.” — lform, ‘ Windle also received his gold) Jn Brief; Gord Cameron dom- pin along with Ken Freeman inated the game throughoitt. and Bill, Holgate. ‘allowing no earned runs and Others recelving pins Hst slammed a two-run homer over night were. Silver Pins—- DON the right field wall. His batlery- Grantham, , Bill _Kristmanso™ ‘mate, Rey MeKay rapped out a Ray Onkey, yar’ Ostrom and long triple and turned in an- Bill Poster, Bronza Pins—Wal Ylother creditable game hehind Ballinger, Jack Blair, ( Pra the plate, Lindsay and) Dahl Bugyinka, Jerry Domina re - hoth saw thelr batting average. ert Erikson, _ Grego! ‘ cod, welin” to .750 or therenboutls but Ron Roberts, Frank Robertson. Toauld offer condolences to Herb During the past three YeAlS, Siorean as Herb dropped nis «Major - League’ Scout cand Enatructor SS yon we | 95 pont 1 olns: Oy CHAMPIONSHIPS |. 65 bronze pins, a wa on avernge 500 polnts when he y OE TE AMERICAN | and seven gold pins have 2een) siete out in the ninth, AY "\ AND NATIONALS Vis siwatded, BP accede rmmng canes el epee , %. tt yt Pag op. aad f +; 7 ‘ er ny i is an ; ot ' a c i J 1 . 4 yet | FE | § Ue OP LA 8 FINE FIST AIRBANK Lor a ver 1. 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