‘Hand: Terrace First ‘Loss
_ By DICK. AYRES. Ebay

‘ ! ‘Go dy: Cameron’ and. third: baseman Billy (asin)
nek ‘were heres’ late yesterday, afternoon’ when’ they came through in the
“clutch: to win Hotelmien an L1-inning, 5-4 Prince Rupert and: . Distriet. ‘baseball

league, game over’ Gordon and Anderson at. Roosevelt. Park, a

Cameron belted 4 a home run,
"| a; gamie- -tying- double" ‘and batted |;
‘In‘three runs as his contribution
. | while Sedgwick pulled off a bunt
| in: thes: bottom of: the 11th’ in-

 

 

 

an error and: ‘was, singled home
by. Andy. Marshall,, “Cameron
‘scored himself. in, the. fifth,

.G & A scored a ‘siigleton’ in
the seventh after Stinberg got
his third’ hit, stole second and
-| was ‘brought home. by: catcher
‘Len Lavik’s single.

Thén, backs. {o the. wall, the

    
    
 

te GAME TO 9th:

> Up until the: bottom of. - the
oy ninth: it: had: been“a listless un-
interesting game ‘highlighted|!
Sl only by G &-A’s Len. Shankel’s
‘5 Diteliing<and Gordie Caméton’s
4 | circult blow | over: the right’ field
fence with none on. Shankel
{had a two-hitter . going ~while|ball. Bill Yerema, singled and
Cameron’ had’. been : ‘tagged Hot went to sécond: on the. throw in,
Veightssafeties, sof.) Gordie Cameron belted a double
Gordon and ‘Anderson, accord: that cleared the bases. ‘and made
ing ,to the -scoreboamd, -had- the |it'a new ball-game,
game. in: the--bag,. They. had.
scored twice in the ffrst:on a
‘| walk}-a ‘double: by. Bill Stinberg,
another walk, a passed ball, an
error and a single by Kilpatrick,
They , tallied again in the second
on Sunberg's single: : vand..: Kil-
patrick’s - double. Cameron ‘‘set-
ftled down. and held the :hard-
000 100 00-4 a: 3 ‘waremen scoreless’ for the; next
110 002,018" ‘6: 9, three innings, 2 Sve:
‘Lavik; Cimefon an Meanwhile Hotelmen got a run
-ang } Over in the fourth ; wher: Cliff
: Dahl: walked, went: to: second on;

 
  
  
  
 
   
  
   
   
   
  
  
 
  
   
  
  
   
  
   
  
  
   
 
  
  
   

‘in: the ‘bottom of the ninth,

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up and ‘three - ‘down ° “affair for
both teams.* ~

The top of.-the- uth: contained
little, drama“ ‘but’ Dp ovided-- multe
a bit‘of humor. for: all.'It: marked
the inauspicious ‘debut: of: form:
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uniform of Gordon and. ‘Ander-
son,- once" “his sworn’ foes, Dar-
rell Young was sent:in to: ‘pinch-
hit. for. Bill Morrison and.:drew
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Hotelmien Staged. their uprising

walk,.weht to second ¢ on a. passed.

The tenth: inning | ras au four:

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‘| Rord' to run for Young. , Miner) m
.| promptly got himself :in- QR, hot-|-
| box: between, his :brother. Bruce
[at second’ and Kilpatrick at

ftest,) Cameron. moved. ‘in’ to
make the’ tag-out.>. ‘Shankel
fanned, Bill: Smith: walked. but
was out at second when Sunberg
was safe on a. fielder’s. choice,

: TWO Goon. BUNTS .

Marshall: siigled to: open the
botom of the. 11th’and: went. ‘to
second while. Ian Dunbar jug-
pled the ball out: in” cehtrefield,
‘Yerema’s facrifice © bunt,:”

put}way, pe ee
Marshall’ on’ third .ands Ralsins!
Sedgwick. put . the game -on.-ide} :

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day. Esquites. gained’ a’ ‘split, ‘with | dees

the champion. Loggers." *
first half ofa ‘double-Header

Terrace, clobbered Esquires 23-0],
‘}and in‘ the. seven’: ‘inning ; affair].

*| Esquires . edged. ‘the’ Loggers 6:5
to hand. the interior squad its
first loss. : Bill ‘Donaldson, Relp-
ed by. John: Lambie and ‘Norberg
was: the loser’in the first game,
He won the second, going all, the

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for the Hotelmen by bunting outlrenace ......... 4. . Pei aby
a safe hit which allowed Marsh- Gk& Ae 4° 2 6064-1,
all to score. “THotelnien , cog 4428 3

In winning. Cameron’ slruek | a " ! Ts 5h

out: 13, walked five.

Hote|meri :
‘Ileft. seven men stranded’.on--the
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Kenny. Ploen; :22, ‘of. the’. .Uni-

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‘ball Union, Bomber offitials an=
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were | not released. -

4 -Ploen, who led--the Hawkeyes

to a 36-19 victory. over Oregon
State in tt e Rose. Bow! last New
Year’s' Day, is the second quar-
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Produced abqut 290: million pounds of nickel,

Last year, the overall output of the industry s acl anew
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Softball games over the weekehd
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