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ithe: president. of,

m2 vunpires and referets, the. insist-
tence of::fair play, worthily ex-
‘|presses enduring values in our

way of life.’

Replying to tributes from hun-
Patrick
modestly said: “I wish to thank
all of you?

Y didn’t want ‘to. come to the
dinner, "he said. “But if Father
Murray. ‘can gel’ an answer from
the’ United
States, what can I do?”
Patrick, largely responsible for
organizing hockey’s first major
arm systeia, tien tecited & poem
by. William : ‘Henry Drummond,
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‘Grand’ Maison, a Banff, Alta.,
artist, was flown to the dinner
“and: started an oil painting of
ck at: the request of Father
ray, who also announced he
to'start:.a'-fund. for. a
bust of. the: silver fox. °
ag the: 100-'guests ‘at the”
were ‘Saskatchewan: Prem-
Tommy. Douglas, federal Ag~
icultire' Minister: ‘Gardiner,
‘Hammy McDonald, ‘provineial
“Liberal: leader’ and Mayor Les
‘Hammond of Regina,
cETS KENNEDY AGAIN
“Hockey players present includ-
Kyle, Mitch Pecichet, Bill
‘Murray - ‘Armstrong, Al
d-and, Al Ritehie: Patrick
0 ‘yenewed ‘acquaintances with
2 ennedy - against whom he
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into” “major hockey" at Brandon.

tributes « “poured, in
from’: -far-and wide. to. ‘Patrick,

‘who. played ‘on ‘or managed 15

isin Stanley Cup. finals, The
send s'included: :
larence: ‘Campbell, “National
Hockey: League. president; Mery
(Red). Dutton,.former NHL presi-
dent;: ‘Health : “Minister Martin;
‘Jimmy: ‘Dunh, ‘Canadian, Amateur
Hockey ; Association : president;
Frank Selke: ‘gener al: manager of
Montreal Canadiens; Mayor Rob-
ert Wagner: of New York; sports-
‘writer’ Arthur. Daley of the New
York ‘Times;. Glenn Dobbs, form-
askatchewan:: ‘Roughrider
thall, star; “Newsy” ’ Lalonde

(00
land Fred: (Cyclone) Taylor, form-

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W: Lewery. of..-Moose. Jaw, Don
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Esquires

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Tonight

Weather permitting, the seu-
jor baseball league will open
dn. Prince Uupert tonight at
6:30 with a game scheduled -
between Esquires and Gordon

and: Anderson al Ttoosevelt
Dark, ©

Heme opening at the league

between the same (wo clubs
was: yulned out Sunday,

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VICTORIA @—-Rod Funaeth of
Spokane, Wash, Monday won
the Biltlsh Columbia amateur
Higolf championship by defeating
Gordon Mekcnale of Vancouver
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Hotelmen
Split.
Twin Bill

Win 4-0: Lose
5-1 At Terrace
“Prince Rupert Hotel-
men on their ‘first road
trip of the 1956 Senior
Baseball Association sea-

ting out their hosts 4-0 in
the. opener and dropping

the second game 5-1.

First game ‘winner .was ‘Gord
Cameron who held Terrace to
four. hits as the Hotelmen scored
three runs in the third frame and
added — another in the ninth.
Cameron ‘fired the ball past 15
batters, gave up.two walks and
hit two. batters. :

. Ray Seott was the loser allow-
ing six hits, six walks and struck

 

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4 prince Runert Dally News -
Tuesday, May 22, 1958

Adin

Downs
RCMP 8-3
Savoy Routs

A&N 26-3

Atlin, rained out cf two
starts last week, made

-|their debut in the Prince

Rupert Senior Men’s Soft-
ball league Sunday, hand-
ing RCMP an 8-3 defeat at
Gyro: park — one of two
games played over the Vic-
toria Day Weekend.

Saturday, Savoy Hotel clouted
Army-Navy 26-3, while last
night’s fixture between Local 708 |
and. Savoy was rained out.

‘Atlin took a one-run lead in
the first Inning of the Sunday
fixture-and added four more in
the third to gain their first win.
RCMP runs came in the second
and final frames, while Atlin

added insurance runs in the
fifth and ninth.
Johnny. Pallister gained the

win giving un seven hils inelud-
ing a double to Bill Campbell and
a triple to-Ken Moore. Pallister
walked four and fanned none.
Loser was windmiller Stu Tay~
lor, who farmed nine, walked
eight and allowed seven hits,
nene of which went for extra
bases,

Ted Jerstad with Lwo hits in
three trips was top batter for the
Atlin team, while Bud Stohl of
the RCMP with two singles in
four trips was top batter for the
losers.

Lloyd Lahti was the winner as
Savoy routed the Army-Navy

 

out 10. |

Bill Reynolds pitched Terrace
to the second game victory, shut=
ting: the door on. the Hotelmen
until the fifth frame of the sev-
en-inning affair. The Terrace

 

club brought across two runs)
in the first inning, one in the
second and two in the fourth.

Hotelinen’s. lone run came
when Gary Morison, playing his
first-year with the squad, tripled
in. Bill Sedgwick... Morison and
first baseman Joe Davis, with a
Single, were the only . Rupert
batters to get to Reynolds.

In. gaining the win Reynolds
fanned four and gave up two
walks. Terrace batters got to
loser Maurice Scott for six hits,
including’ a triple by Jack Bur-
ton and a double by Gunnar
Paulson. Scott gave up two walks
and fanned one,

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Blue Bombers
Sign, Tackle

BOSTON (a'--Gene Renula, 24-
pound tackle who was captain
of lhe 1955 Northeastern Univer-
sity eleven, has been slened hy
Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the
Western Tnterprovinclal Foothill
Union.

    

EXPRESS PA
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P, Rupert ..7:30 a.m,
Torraco 12:30 pm,

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Commencing Monday, May 7, 1956

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team, giving up seven hits and
striking out 1,

Walt Jessome was the loser; as | |

Savoy hitters belted out 30 hits.
Canfisco are slated to mect the

~, over

 

Army- Navy team tonight at 6:30
|». Mm: woather permitting,

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Kings).

Last Night's Fights.
WoThe Assqeisted) Press

NEW YORK (—Wayne Bethea
199, New York outpointed Fesard :
! NEW ORLEANS (-- Charley
Joseph, 155, New Orleans, 310} pped |
Alo Hauser, 160, Phikdetphis,
110),

FLORENCE, S.C,
(Pappy) Gauit,
burg,

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RCEL SERVICE
Terrace

Arrivo
Terrace 11315 am,
P, Rupert 4:00 pm,

Little. -~

- League

Leaders
Player Chub AB HH Pet,
Erickson .....; K 6 5 835
Calderoni ..... SE ofl 8 725
Raivis ...... 03 Kt §& WN
Tindall ...... NS 6 + 868 |
Seuby oo. ....ee SK 8B 5 G25
Donders SE 7. 4 573
(Symbols: K--Kinsinen; SE—Shoap :
Easy; NS -— North Star; sk — Son

Charles, 195, Cincinnatti, 1. 7

Henry
120%, Sparkan- |
8.C,, stopped Manny Morey, :

     

‘Braves Brooks Get Chance Tonight
To Match Poor Hitting Departments

By The Associated Press

Milwaukee Braves and Brook-
lyn Dodgers, each with a slew of
slumping sluggers but right in
the thick of the congested Na-
tional League pennant race,
have a chance tonight to see
how the other guy has managed
to stay healthy.

Manager Charlie © Grimm's
Braves, the National League

leaders on a percentage basis,
are batting a respectable 276 as a
unit as they open the two-game} -

, set with Brooks at Ebbetts Field,

yet only Billy Bruton is hitting
300. And Billy ‘is away
ahead of his mates at 394,
Hank Aaron, after a promising
spring training performance, is

only 282, Ed Mathews is .256. Sa] |

is Bobby Thomson, and Joe Ad-
cock js 197.
SLIM EDGE OVER CARDS

Yet with all the individual
problems, Braves have managed
to hold a slim edge over the free-
swinging St. Louis Cardinals,
who are tops in hitting at 285
and have the likes of Rip Repul-
ski (404); Ken Boyer (.365) and
Wally Moon (.355),

Cards won the only game
played in the National League
Monday, beating ‘New York

Major League
Standings

_ By The Associated Press
Nitionil Leaque

 

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Milwaukee ‘19°08 619
St. Lowis ....... 18 12 600
Brooklyn 16011 593
Cincinnati 1600320 «571 1
Piasburgn oo... 120 «G56 1!
New York ...... 18 16 448 444,
Chicavo ........ 7 18 280
Pniladetphia 9 18 883

Games behind figured from Se.

Louis, the won-lost leader,

fa request of the F
ttions Commission at the district!

Giants 4-1, but still are 19 points’
behind Braves,

was in the American

land to 24% games by defeatiny |
Kansas City Athletles 8-5.

St, Louls' victory edge
ahead of the Brooklyn's who, (
spite a
age, are but seven percent :
points behind Cardinals, Which:

Burns Lake
Holds

Track Clinic

Special to ‘Phe Daily News

BURNS LAI

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Sa,

for elementary and high school ;

tors. :
Students received instruction |
in basic calisthenics, basie stort- |

the western roll, the

relay races.

| Instruction was under

northern B.C,

 

fof the Vancouver one chub:
and president of the B.C, Ama-
"tour Athletic Union.

Clinics were held asa result of!

recreation conference at Houston :
in October 1955.

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Cleveland 1B 1) (621
Boston ...,.... 112 «57)
Chicago oo. ...... 12°18 480
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Netroit . V2 17 ald 84:
Washington ,7.. 12 18 400 9
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The only other Monday game |
League, | ally.

and New York Yankees upped ‘ORTH WAIT FOR
their first-place lead over Cleve a WORTH WAITING FO

Keith |
iMaltman, resional consultant for ;
recreation branch:
of the department of education |
Pet. Gal. and Frederick Rowell, head coach |

 

ad them; hitting exe
ine | WalL for them to come around as

250 team batting aver-:
6 “They'll break dose eventually."

+ Snider cracked his slump eight!

Now It’s 323--with 17 hits in 30 |

bases and
| Peewee Reese (319) ig the only.

1.229, Carl Furilio 222,

--Track and field, Brooklyn as a team at 282. So,

clinic were held here last week) 260. fifth-place: Pittsburgh at:

students of the district under the |=
tulelave of Lon B.C, sports diice-

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the high jump, with emphasis on;
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