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A subdued but effective Gon-, first half when he booted in a
rebounding ball during a scram-
ble in front of the Gondola goal.
Gondola went ahead 2-1 just

dola eleven had tittle trouble!
last night overcoming: a short- |
handed Local 708 team 4-1 in a!
‘ geheduled Prince Rupert Senior) fore the half whistle when 1708's
~ Football Association league game custodian Pat O'Neal came out of

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» tpg full schedule of activities for

The win moves the cafemen

place:Port Edward and six points
up on the fourth-place pulpinen,

" spot, with four points,

Gondola took the lead in the
first half when right Wing Paul
Van De Peere passed across to
Eddie Nordio who..had no dif-
ficulfy in scoring, -*

-# The 708 squad, who played en-
lire game with 10 men, were out-
played during the first’ half al-

though Gondola. missed ont on |

> wo clear chances to score,
Tha pulpmen’s centre forward,
Bill Sundberg, evened the score
at the 25 minute mark of the

In Competition

Kitimat Rod and:.Gun Club
members, 21 strong, will vie with :
enthusiasts from,
Prince Rupert, Terrace and Port
Edward this week-end at the!

. -Oliver Lake trap-shoot grounds, |

B. J. Bacon, Rupert Gun Club |

members of the Kitimat club
will arrive by plane Saturday
and another 14 by oat Sunday
to-take part in the challenge
shoot. -
A‘preliminary shoot will be
held Saturday afternoon and the '
grand shoot-off will be held
Sunday, Mr. Bacon said.

Plans are not completed on

the...visitors, Mr.’ Bacon stated,
but there is a possibility that).
they will be taken on a tour of
the -Golumbia Cellulose Company
operations at Watson Island. A
buffet supper will be held for!z
the visitors in one of the local
restaurants,

A practice shoot is scheduled |
for: tonieht for members of the |
Rupert Rod and Gun Club and
an jnformal meeting will be held
at the Oliver Lake grounds, Mr,
Bacon said. |

 

 

 

 

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Pitriee Rupert Duly News

: Kitimat Rod and Gun

Clearing at

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July 29, 1954

A Viory

ithe net, missed out on scooping
'up the. ball which was booted
thted' points ahead of second ‘home by Frank Anselmo.
| At the 15 minute mark of the
second half Van Der Peere scor-
General Motors occupies third ed again in a confused play
‘which saw referee Bill Baxter
jblow the whistle before the ball

j Was actually between the posts.
i: Gondola’s softest goal of the
‘Aight came when O'Neal caught
;& hard-driven ball off the boot
iof Ed Nordlo, only to have the
‘ball roll out of his hands across
‘the goal line.

 

TENNIS QUEEN Maureen Con-
nolly was so Seriously injured
when she was crushed against
a big cement truck while rid-
ing her horse near her San
Diego, Calif., home, that she
will be wnable to defend her
national title next month at
Forest Hills, N.Y,

a mtreenrne e  tne

” Standings: ] k

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Gondola... 414 9 gf ,

Port Edward 4... 2 1 10 7 6 ;
General Motors... 2 93 1) 19 4 W D

Local 708 ....... 1 3 6,10 8 a § op

 

lo Sho
at Oliver Lake

: A further work party to con-
tinue work on the club-house
Will also be scheduled for to-
night, Mr. Bacon announced,
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Baseball Scores

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Milwaukee 6, Pittsburgh 4.
New York 10, St. Louis 0.
Philadelphia 3, Cincinnati 2,
Brooklyn 3, Chicago 1.

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland 2, Boston 1.

New York 7, Chicago 5,
Baltimore 2, Washington 2.
Detroit 10, Philadelphia 2

WESTERN INTERNATIONAL
Salem 5, Lewiston 0,
Vancouver 19, Yakima 5.
Tri-City 10, Wenatchee 0.
Victoria, 5, Edmonton 4,

PACIFIC COAST
San Diego 0, 2; Portland, 3, 1
Hollywood 4, Oakland 1.
Seattle 5, Sacramento 4.

 

In Rating | -

NEW YORK (®. — Hurricane
Tommy Jackson of New York and
Canada’s Earl Walls of Edmon-
ton tumbled: in the latest heavy-
weight ratings by Ring Maga-
zine, revised Wednesday night by
editor Nat Fleischer.

Ezzard Charles, the ex-champ
from Cincinnati, remains the
No. 1 contender, followed close-
ly by Nine Valdes, the Cuban
giant who stopped the Hurricane
two weeks ago,

Britain’s Don Cockell, who
fights Harry Matthews in Seat-
tle Friday, stays in No. 3 place
while Matthews was moved up a
notch to seventh. Jimmy Slade,
the original “spoiler” of the
Hurricane, still ranks fourth,

  

 

The Sea Kings moved. to. the :
top of the Little League ladder
last night by virtue of a. 13.7
victory over the North’ Stars,
North Stars set the Sea Kings’
}down one, two, three to start
the game and then scored four
runs, However, the Sea’ Kings:
brought in seven. big counters
in the second and held a com- |
fortable margin throughout the
rest of the game... oO
Bruce Robertson: pitched , the
full game for the winners allow- '
ing ten hits. walking three and

For Medical

NEW YORK (— Raeky Mor.
elano came to town today for a
nhysieal exam and a conference
that probably will reenlt in a
Sept. 16 Yankee Stadium ¥-
match with ex-champ’ Ezzard.
Charles, ner
The heavyweieht champian
has been vacationing. since he:
won a unanimous. decision. over
Charles in a rousing 15-round
bout at the stadium June: 17-
Charles fought a courageous.
serap but was well battered: al;
the final bell,: although never:
knocked down, ,
In the hours after the battle ;
with Charles. Dr. Vineent Nar- |
diello onerated on Marelano’s |
eye. removed old sear tissne from:
a fight of years ago, He jing:
been cut again early in the:
Charles bout ‘and bled freely |
throughout - the contest, :
Rocky still wears a slieht sear |
over the eve as the result of that
operation, but. believes he will he
ready to start boxing in a week |
or 10 days. ‘ oo
He is anxious to get back to,
work and will go to camn as soon |

 

 

 

followed by Roland la Starza and
Jackson. Walls now is rated

 

 

Los Angeles 4, San Francisco 2.

  

in the listings,

 

; +4 ‘ ian Seat,” he said. “The lope lav- .
ninth. He is the only Canadian ot, nine months. was too much.
‘I need more fights.”

as possible after final details are
arranged,

“T'd like to firht dgain. this

 

 

Sea Kings Move to Fist Spot
After 13-7 Little league Win

Murray Wells started for the
North Stars giving up eleven
tuns on eight hits, three walks
‘and one batter hit by a piteh
‘while striking out two, Roy Hel-
land came in,to start the fourth
inning and was tapped for four
hits, gave nine walks and hit one
‘batter while striking out two,

After the game the Sea Kings
‘held a farewell party at the
home of thelr manager, ‘Art Ogil-
vie, for hard hitting third base-
man Bobby Meighen who Jesve:
today to Uve at New Westmin-

striking out four, ster, until his 110th game,
anne nes Standings: WoL pet ;APola we
a c ‘ a
Chao lravels selon amd ast Night's f ignts
To New Vork = reiwamnen ees Gg > to) NEW YORK-—George Johnson,
4 nn wenn

Symbol of Gratitude

HARWICH, England @ — A
street in this Essex seaport will
be named Narway crescent, to
commemorate the gift of Nor-
wegian timber houses after the
severe floods in February, 1953. |

 

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Mays ji Games
Ur on Bambino’s
Homer Record

seriously,

the Bambino's 1997 pace,

Willi2 connected for his. 3dth
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Bobby Jones, 157, Oakland, Cal-
if, 10.
ROME, Italy— Tiberio Mitri,
161, Italy, stopped Gordon Hazel,
159, England, 5. :
LAS VEGAS, Nev.— Neal Riv.
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pitchers, too, are beginning to!
toke Willis Mays’ threat to Babu
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