” be 4 merece reeee -_ hance wupent OGny Wes sere r ones | Monday, July Yd, 1944 Terrace Takes Twin il To Cinch Second Place Terrace moved into undispul-!up with the heaviest hitter, 1 ed possession of s¢cond place in y the Prince Rupert senior base- | tivo games went four for seven, ball league yesterday with 3-2 | and 6-2 decisions” over Esquire} of the fourth Men’s Wear and edged & full] after Terrace game closer to the league leading runs on a Gordon & Anderson team, who! Donaldson ear-old Alf’ Davy who in the Sharpe was removed in the top of the first game brought in two single by Dick Hill. scattered three hits 5- TW de Tb Ceding Met Of Road Trip.To Terrace “Pony All Stars Make Sweep Prince Rupert’s All-Star Pony .affair,’ Melvin went the: distance ie League team took both ends of for ‘Terrace. Billy Wattiough a a double-header yesterday injcaught the. second: game, Billy |, | Terrace by scores of 5-3 and 12-3,/Smith the first, 0. ' pe The first game, a seven inning affair saw a brilliant pitching performance turned in by 1- year-old Miller of Terrace who struck out 11, walked two and only allowed seven hits, Charlle Lindstrom started for Rupert, pitched a steady game but was taken out iti the fifth for Pierre Ly FINISH ROOMS Fasten THAN tvaye how hold a three-game bulge. ! and held the visitors scoreless In the two games, Terrace col- lected 17 hits, 10 of them in the second gaine off slow-baller ‘Dick Letourneau while in the first encounter, loser Jack Sharpe gave up four and reliefer Bil! Donaldson allowed thie hits, George Haugland, husky Ter- race southpaw gets eredit for the first victory, allowing only five hits and striking out 11 bat- ters. Speed-balling Jack Burton takes (he second win, allowing only two hits and fanning nine, Big blow of the series was Gunnar Paulsen’s — four-base clout of the second pitch of the first game. Terrace also came! ‘for the rest of the game. hits by Ray- Spring who took hard hit fly balls hy one handed catches on the full gallop, The second guine saw Esquires take an early two-run lead with a single by Joe Girodane who was tripled home by Andy Mar- shall. Marshall was brought home on Benny Windle’s ground oul, short to first. Terrace lied the game in the fifth when Paul Paulsen singled in Davy and was in turn brought heme by Hill's single. The visit- jing nine put the gaine on ica ‘in the sixth with four runs on ‘hits by Larry Mathews, Sarich, ‘Lavy and Strasdin plus errors 8 a Vancouverite Wins ' ‘ky Windle at see Sharpe i B.C. Closed Title tists sson’shae VANCOUVER (—Lyle Craw- runs were scored after Gunnar Keith Williams, in the first game and Jchn Sarich in the second were robbed of extra base | CANADIAN HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION Ear ford, 21 - year - old Vaneouyes!Pauls:n was allowed a life after | links stylist, captured {he British Columbia closed amateur golf championship at his home Bur-! home. quitlam course with a seven-un-| (ler-par 281 for the 72-hole event. | Crawford shot rounds of 68-68- | 73-72 to finish three strokes up} on Walter McElroy of Vaneouver. It was Crawford's second ma- jor golf title this year. He ea Terrace~-102 000 000—3 7 2, tured the B.C. amateur crown | Hewsland and Mathews, : . 1 Esquires—000 002 060—2 5 1, here earlier this year, / Sharpe (Donaldson 4), MeKuy, Doug Bajus of Vancouver was! SECOND GAME third with 288. Esquires—200 000 0-2 2 1, Following the tournament, it} Letourneau, McKay. Was announeed that MeElvoy, heme blocked while caught in| Unipires A, Letourneau and Miner Simundson ruled that Paulsen was brought down by Marshall when Marshall did not have the ball in his possession: Linescore: FIRST GAME Burton, and Mathews. Bob Fleming of Victoria will rep-! Standings: the “hol box” between third and |: { | Terrace—000 024 x—G 10-4, Crawford and Bajus along with | ! i resent British Columbia in the WoL Pet. OBI . . . trae : * 9 Qn inter-proviacial Willingdon Cup G& Nevers nos 706 ° hes at London: Ont. Aue Terrace ........., W610 524 3 malenes HE BENGON, Ont, AUS. peouires BoM all 5 . 6 iCommerclals 1... 7 12 368 Pennant Talk in Cleveland After Indian's Road Trig By JOE REICHLER 80x climbed to within six games Assockited Pres; Sports writer’ of the’ pace-setting Indians in The Cleveland Indians failed 1 ill fo ees weeping to sweep the Yankee series in 79 Jack Harshman, rookie Chi- New York but they have gained eaco lefthander struck out: 16. a new-found respeet-all over the Red Sox batters two short of American League. nn a . Back home today following a “" “: vaya successful road trip, the League-| 72! Me opener. leading Indians found the home SPEC SHAE BEATS TIGERS town folks talking pennant for| the first time this season. Earlier the cynical Cleveland populace troit would greet them with some- g thing like this: “season, Indians? They never win the big ones, They'll blow it again down the stretch.” The Indians certainly didn't look like a team that had any folding tendencies, They arrived in New York Friday a thin half- Play to 2-2 Tie game ahead of the Yankees and: left Sunday night with a pomee| Local 708 and the Port Kdward | and-a-half margin over the New. Eilutounts played to a 2-2 tie’ Yorker's | Saturday evening ina scheduled | “The ‘Yanko nienetl,the ty ; Prince Rupert and Disirist soe. Haine A 4 te tg ake ee 10s Loame at Rogge dW Pavl, laine’ 4-3 mm 11 fining Sunday PRE ab Roosevelt: Pak bub even that narrow loss tatled: to mar the Tribe's satisfaction | over whippine the defence We | . Yon ial, 1 champions on Friday and Sat./ Pe the edae in the play, ‘The urday, STENGEL MUTTERS ' The Indians' fine showing Mrampted Casey Stoned, Yune kees' privzled manager, to mut ter! “This has pot to go down to victories, Union, P. Edward perl bat the Paramounts pressed fo tle the seore before the final whletle Corl Weta refereed, “Hello John” and “Hello Roger” |. PY smaller and smaller frac when the world’s two fastest milers met in Empire Village | Sunday. the athletes dining room a counle ‘ ‘ of hours after he and his track Ptoaching and field mates zrom England , | "had arrived for the British Em- | TWELVE IN BRITALY. . | pire’ Games. Eating steak was | | ‘John Landy of Australia, whose ;men in Britain who have been split-decision over the Edmonton fighter 1 Walls. hooks left. to ribs of Argentina’s Edgardo Romero. Blows like this did little damage to mountainous South American who scored upset in their match Jast Thursday at Callister Park tn Van- couver, Bout, which saw Walls enter the ring a2-1 favorite, went full 10. rounds. , ‘Halverson. Heavy hitter for the Rupert club was Ken Gulbran- son who went three for four in- cluding a double and a triple. Halverson pitched four inn- ings of the second game and was taken out in favor of John Lam- ble who completed the six-inning 4 Broadway Cafe ba wl BEST OF FOON FINEST OF COOKING FOR AKE CUY ORDERS Phone 200 | Bannister Arrives For BEG; | Predicts Record Will Be Cut | By W. R. WHEATLEY iand then parted, Later Bannis- ; Canadian Press Staff Writer ‘| ter, In-a press interview, said he! VANCOUVER ( — It was | ought the record will be cut, tions,” “If one man can do a certain i time, some other man can better it, perhaps by the most rigid . Roger Bannister strolled to training. But I think.we are ap- | Ce een A nmenaee ODDFELLOWS and REBEKAHS SOCIAL EVENING TUESDAY, JULY 27th Installation of J. Davidson as D.D.G.M. and pictures by R. J. Love P.G.M. . MEMBERS AND GUESTS AT 8 p.m, Bannister said there are 12 | , 3:58.0 a little more than a month /under 4:10.0 this year, whereas | ago in Finland beat Bannister’s he considered. Wes Santee the | '3:59.4. The two who ‘minute mile, are the only men ‘only outstanding miler in the beaten the four- ,United States where the World's ; . ' ” :Breat sprinters’ predominate. ' They ‘poséd for photographers It was a quiet Sunday in Eni- | have Marathon Swim | ATLANTIC:.CITY, WJ, (cp)— tered the ‘Empire Games’ record | ; ‘Dire Village. Nearly all the ath. | Canadians Try ‘Seeing tours and picnics, Canada’s traek and field squad | iheld a “test workout” Saturday. jRoy Pella of Sudbury, Ont, bat- j out 1g-TWo Canadians, ‘a man and aiin the discus throw by more | woman, {op the list of 38 miara- {than 10 feet. = [pat va aanyy t-Oon swimmers who plunge into Bob Feller's ma ague . tas Fea niier league record Allantic today for a 28-mile}Don McFarlane of Hamiltoiy,{ ‘race around Abscon island that}Who pulled a leg muscle in a j has $10,500 in Washington protected ils winners, yoo oF 80. ‘ fourth-place hold. beating De-! ‘op competitor is Cliff Lums- ‘ee ome ae : 7 | . : : Tigers 11-3 as Frank (Spec) jden, 23-vear -old Torontonian Shea won hig first came of the and winner of the Canadian Na- Philadelphia Athletics | tional Exhibition long distance “Why get steamed wp over the pnried Raltimore Orioles deeper swim in four of the last. five in the cellar with 9-4 and 6-4: years. Roach Leusaler of St. Thomas, "f jOnt., who recently failed In an rattenipt at Florence Chadwick's jrecord for crossing the Cala! lina channel, Neither ‘feam scored in the | ev Mi first half of the game although | with Pascal Pereyy 108 Bulpworkers appeared to | Wire nonttltlo, 70, | PRENOS AIRES -Yosla gh- , ; ne | ; PARSTT2 14, bay otfusnd ly SPAR LING: NEW. “Mt champtorly fy uehit | d hiv) ge a a! Cie pil val fo, Avaqee|(” SURROUNDINGS» ¢ punemned wen ohead 1-0 and Hartford, Conn, oulpalnited Mike Tureotle, 12614, New Orleans, 10, LAST N Coach Leigh. Miller said that | prizes awaiting the |Telay, should be okay In a day 84M Teg May A apt tay ‘The other is Mrs, Winnie | | DINING PLEASURE: IGHT'S + IGHTS By Phe Ae aoedsted aa 4 MOBILE -- Wille Pep, 120, Commodore Cafe recone is eae DIAMOND RING | the physlological limit === letes were on boat trips, sight- | . the Inst weeks, Cleveland Is not going to blow up, They pot too Many good players for that." 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