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- Prince Rupert Daily. News:
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B.C-Alaska Little Loop Baseball Seen

City Group Favors»

‘International. Series |

Pogsibilities of entering Prince Rupert Little
League teams into a British Columbia-Alaska tourna-
ment annually will be investigated by the league’s ex-
ecutive, it was decided last night at a general meeting

 

Prince Rupert Little League
last night voted to stay out of a
dispute over racial discrimina-
tion which has rocked the par-

‘Local Group Sta ying Clear
Of Discrimination Battle

view to incorporating all Little
Leagues in Canada.
ISOLATED CASE

Mr. Foster said that the pro-
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1oly -has. been raised to the. priinatial’ see of
tine British, French, Belgian ‘and Nether-. |’
nts, he served: overseas with the: Canadian “Army
uring’ the Second World War. This phoio,’ by”

‘known’
‘crow shoot, The nécks in: “ques-

those pesky. crows around. here

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“since the champs have .offered

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‘jinter-clty league, with
‘Terrace and Kitimat and Alaska

a Juneau,
TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM

. that transportation difficulties

of the organization at the Civic Centre.

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Matter was breached by H, F.*
(Buck) Everson, of the United
States Customs department at
Sitka,.

” Mr, Everson told the meeting
that Alaska baseball] organiza-
tions had found it impractical
to try and compete in tourna-
ments with teams in the United
States and had decided to con-
fine activities to Alaska and
possibly BC,

. Mr; Everson went. on to say
that .with regard to Little
League, the question ‘had been
raisetl at: Sitka of forming an
repre-
seritatives from Prince Rupert,

centres Sitka, Ketchikan and

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The Alaska. represntative said

pointed to making. Ketchikan
the centre for the games,

ci Prince Rupert Tittle League
went on record as. favoring the
idéa of ‘an international tour-
nament and empowered the ex-
‘ecurive to investigate all as--

 

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‘where is ‘some speculation ‘as
‘to how far the human neck will
extend, and the answer. will be
‘alter, the ‘foi.heoming

tion helone. to “Dom” Dominate
and’ Tommy Boulter, Those’ per-.
ennial champs at knocking. off

. lt seems that interest.” jn
‘shoot is much increased,

a. prize ‘of 20 bucks:to any: tean

and Tommy do on the; bic: day,

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Most unfortunately there .a-
pears litle doubt that the rins-
neck pheasant cannot. make the
grade in the interior East and
North of here, A ver y gcod effort
has been made at establishing
the species in Smilhers, but. the
prolonged cold js too much, Cock |
birds. have been found. with ful

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-GHORGE DAWES
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crops ‘and in fat condition, but

this occurred far south of Prince
George in-country where a few

this lunch hour for him.

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frozen ‘solid in. the deep. cold;

birds stillsurvive, Perhaps the
Chukar -is; the more likely to
succced’ horeahouts.

Spring salmon’ in: the ten-
pound class are being taken from
near the main dock at Kitimat,
and reporis or more and heavier
fish are expected momentarily.
Herring. does ‘the trick. GERRY
SAVARD very: consistently gels
fish on his lunchtime trips, one

peeds of (he propesal including
approval of Little League
headquariers for such an en-
deavar,

MOTHERS’. LEAGUE

‘The league unofficially threw
its support behind a suggestion
to form a softball league for
Little League mothers to play
ronce a week, Decision arose from
a discussion on the formation of
a league women’s auxillary in
order to stimulate parent Inter-
est in Little League, Feeling of
the meeting. was that addition
of another women's auxillary
to the number presently work-
ing in the city would not be met
with too much enthusiasm,

TO DRAFT BRIEF

In other league business, it
was decided to donate $25 to
the Civie Centre: and draft a
brief for the Civic Centre com-
mission stating that the league
has had 100 per cent co-opera-
tion from the Civic Centre in
all its dealing with the staff.
The brief will also .suggest.that

i tbuting financially
Centr @,

‘President Gordon was appoint-,

ed the league’s representative:
to the Centre. Art Williamson
was appointed to approach
team sponsors In regard to 1956!
sponsorship. Sponsors donations:
were set again at $150 with May:

‘| named as the date donations!

were to be in to the league.
Player's registration was set

be able to pick up registration
forms en the first date and
must have them in to the reg-
istration booth by the second
date.

Training will get

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‘of these times he will tangle with

April 5

the whormer that will lengthen! will be held April 19,

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requests that!

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Mieke is considerable lessen. |
ing of the erstwhile dislike of the:
takiig of «ame animals of the:

result. of public eduention. into;
game management and a better
understanding of just how inuny
creatures ‘may browse In any:
isiven aren, Not too long henee

 

e shall notice the general Im-|

provement In quality and size,
i malniand deer and moose, hat
It Js hoped that the Queen Char-
ther recluced with the same end,
ii view,

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jWual Rad and Gun banques two
Weeks from now, this tne tt ds:
buffalo ment and the neeessary ;
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the periods they are away that.

female sex, This comes as the;

ote deer herd will be still fre!

Another treat in slore for those:
'diners oui, who abtond the An-|

excollent |
“Five” that made such a hit lost,

No Jocal angling sucess yee
ported during the week, bul seve-
rodsters |

frigid aly whieh quickly rane ,
My records shaw |
Whit an ovenstonal sorlng salnion |

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Remember When

By The Cunadian Press
James J, Braddock,

world heavyweight champion,

most likely to mect!announced his retirement from
trouble, perhaps a telescope lens: boxing 17 years ago last night;
fa week after he had defeated | against any defense, Mrs, Keen
‘British champioh Tommy Fartiand Mr, Abel had managed ‘LO!

‘in’ his comeback campaign.’

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directors for the Centre be lim-- diserimination charge,
ited to those organizations con- |
to’ the!

at March 17 and 24, Boys will |

and the player s auction |

Opening game of the seasoz)
was sel for May 10. Bruce Love
nd Lloyd Rice were appointed |

“JACK MeNEIL of Shames is} to work with player's agent Alec
‘further leniency shown: to. those taking much care of those swans: Slater, The league executive was s.

still remaining within -his ken,’ empowered 4o arrange insurance |?

former:

Braddock won the world title; which should have been defeat,
‘from Max Baer In 1935 and lost! ed.

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yinclal ‘representative
couver had intimated that the
incident which had triggered;
the storm of dissension was an
isolated case,’

Mr, Matches had also — said
that some Vancouver leagues
had resigned from the parent
organization and that leagues
in the United States had asked
for their franchise fee to be re-
funded, Mr. Foster reported.
Art Willlamson, who sparked
the move to have the local or-

ent organization ‘In Williams-
Prince Rupert Little League
tive has had a chance to evalu-
ate Information on the case.
Controversy, which stems
fron a South Carolina Little
League allowing a Negro team
into playoffs, has resulted in
Carl E. Stotz, one of Little
League's founders breaking with
the parent organization and
launching a $300,000 lawsuit.
LEAGUES RESIGN
_ Rift between the parent body
and Little League across the
North American continent has
also brought a rash of resigna- said that any leaning at all in
tions, including that of Horrte i that direction would be “the
Matches, provincial representa- | death of Little Leajue."
tive of Little League in Van- ~meminae aremnemnann meen meanness

erprinee Rupert Little League Kitimat Cagers
Here Friday

went on record as being “un-
alterably opposed to any kind

Exelting inter-school baskct-:
ball fare is forecast for Friday |

of discrimination” but held in

abeyance any decision as {to
twith the report that two Kitimat!
-high"school teams will invade!

where its loyally lay ‘until

claims and counter-claims
‘Booth Memorial High school gym
Friday night.

could be assessed by the exec-
In the frst game at 7 putt. |

utive.
‘Letters will be sent from the:

tu! ‘Kitimat Girls will take on Fros-!

both Williamsport and to foun-'ty’s of Booth Memorial High:

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Prince Rupert organization

| powerful Kitimat boys team:
Twill meet Sunrise of the Prince:
‘Rupert ‘Senior basketball league. |
League president W. A. Gor-| The Bo-Me-Hi squad defeated |
don and J. 8, Foster reported a, ‘Terrace when the Skeena High |
phone call to Mr. Matches in‘ school squad visited here and:
vancouver earlier this week.
which they were informed that ‘feated the Skeena High cagers.
“Vancouver Little Leagues. were | With this in mind Friday night's
i split into three. factions / game should be a closely contest-—
One of these favored contin- ; ‘ed encounter.
‘uing with Williamsport on the!
‘understanding that the National |
| headquarters “clean — its own
house.”

Another’ favored forming
Pacific Coast Little League.
The third favored forming
British Columbia body with

[BLACKWOOD on

BRIDGE |

By EASLEY BLACKWOOD

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“Suit Preference ¥ ailur ¢ Helps Complete Contract

“] thought you fantcied yourself as such an expert
jon the suit preference signal, Muzzy,” said Mr. Cham-
pion, scornfully. “You use it when you shouldit't and

fall to use it when you should, "
With a cold game ay no-lrump ~

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land in a-four heart contract, Milnor
(Mr, Aliedy
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» This is another illustration bf viling 4
how you can tell your partner: ek et
what suit you want led if and wA QT
when he gets the lead, WEST HAST
(Mr, wees) (Mr. Champlon:
GOOD OPENING AUOS TAP AAG
Somehow, Mr. Muzzy got offto ¥ a f ,, VE
his best opening, the sever of: y $2 soe z k \ Ro
clubs, The queen was finessed "  gayeyp
and Mr, Champion won with the (Mrs, Ween)
king. He hoped Mr. Muzsy had AS
‘started with a singleton or a’ VK yoy
doubleton club so that he could evi
tuft the second or third round of, 0 |
‘the sult, _ The bidding,
} "Phere was one thing he did. Gevh Nest North Mins
‘know, however, He knew he y A ag Vo Paes
(didn’t want a diamond lead! o_o

from Mr, Mugay,

Using the sult preferenre sige
nal, he would have returned lis
lowest club If he had wanted a
return dead in the lower of the
other two plain sults, Actually,
he weleomed a lead dn the higher
sult, aprdes, So at trek two he
jled buck with the nine of clubs,

Hye CHOICE

Mrs, Keen won oon the bord
with the jack and Jed the 10 of
hearts, Mr. Champlan stepped
abt in with the wee and tMred
| buek the eleht of @ubs, Mr
Muay yuffed (his last trlek and.
Pynow had a eholiee of lends hoe:
‘tween spades and diimonds, |

After considernuble thought, he

eHme to the brilliant eonelusion
Me, Champion might have the
gee of diamonds so thut the lead
of the queen would) trap dum.
miy’s: Kings.

Ihoany case he led the queen
of diamonds and Mrs, Seen wea
with the nee, She took a round

Mr. Musanys
mod made her

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' SMILING VLADIMIR NEKRASSOFF

(wearing dark glasses) ,..ts
guarded by police ab trial courb In Montreal where ‘he was. con-_
victed of the lorture-slaving of 10-month-old Suzie.Timm, He?
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der Stotz for information on the; school while in a second game!”

in‘sinee then Kitimat has also des j mee

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FINNISH GIRL STAGES RALLY

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TO UPSET RUSSIAN HOPES

CORTINA (@AMPEZZO, Ilaly i) —- Finland's Stiri Ram-
fanen came from behind on the last leg ef the women’s 16- >
kiluntre ski relay race to bring her cotntry an upset victory y

over Russia today in the winter Olymoples,

Ru-sia was second, Sweden third and Norway fourth.

United States and Canadian skiers did not enter the race,
In which three fram each country race three mils, 188 yards,
The to. al lis? unee As nine intles, “554 yards.

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