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Dump Switsons 20-7
in Mann Cup opener

NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C. (CP)--New West-
minster Salmonbellies, off on the right foot in search
of this Fraser River port’s eighth Mann Cup, blasted
tired, disorganized Welland-Crowland Switsons 20-7
Tuesday night in the first game of the Canadian sen-

ior lacrosse championships.

Paced by Skip Mackay, with
four goals and six assists, and
Jack Bionda, who scored three
and helped on three, the Sal-
monbellies led 7-3 at the end of
the first quarter, 10-4 at half
time and 12-5 after three quar-
ters. They fired in eight goals
within 11 minutes of the final
quarter while the Ontario
champions replied with two.

 

New Westminster while Ivan
Stewart, Rudy Reisinger, Bill
Wilks and Ken Oddy had two
apiece.

The Salmonbellies last won the
cup in 1943 although Adanacs
prought the trophy to this city
the last time in 1947.

A crowd of 3,340 watched the
opener of the best-of-seven ser-

Weltand-Crowland, apparent-| jes, second game of which will be
ly tired from the long trip, WaS| played Thursday night.

unable to’ get untracked and al-|_ ;
though netminder Stan Joseph "
had 28 saves in the New West- ccc league .

| plans banquet.
tomorrow night

minster nets, few shots gave him
Columbia Cellulose inter-de-

trouble and many others were

off the target. .

GOALIE INJURED

Switsons’ goalie Justin Howe,

partmental softball league will
top off their season with a din-
ner for all members of the nine
teams in the league to be held

who made 24 saves, was injured
seven minutes from the end of

in the Canadian Legion Banquet
Room 7:30 tomorrow night.

the game during a goalmouth
The league, organized by Col-

scramble. He retired for repairs
and on his return he fanned on
! three successive shots and was
| replaced by ‘spare goalie Jim
Timlock.

Howe, who appeared to ‘be umbia Cellulose paymaster, Har-
playing below form during the; 0!d Webber proved to be very
first half, was beginning to successful for all -players that
steady down when he was hurt. | took part.

Mr. Webber started the league
off by having the Accounting
department challenge the Re-
search department and_ this
sparked enthusiasm of many

Skip Teal scored two goals for
Welland-Crowiand with Doug
Smith, Ted Howe, Jim McMahon
and Don Baker getting one each.
Cliff Sepka got three goals for
more softballers in the mill.

At one point in the season

there were 14 teams taking part.

with nine of these teams com-

pleting the season.

Woodroom, won the league
finals trophy donated by Local
708 of the International Bro-
therhood of Pulp, Sulphite and
Paper Mill workers. They will
be presented with the trophy
tomorrow night.

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Henry signs

NIAGARA FALLS, Ont, @ —
The signing of high-scoring left
winger Camille Henry to a sub-
stantial increase and special bo-
nus clause was announced Tues-
day by general manager Muzz
Patrick of National Hockey Lea-
gue New York Rangers.

 

 

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FRANK LARY
... Yanks his meat,

LEW BURDETTE
.,. Nails down 18th win.

By ED

times in one season.

done.
Tuesday when he
three-hitter.

Only two others ever have done
it. both righthanders for Chi-
cago White Sox. But neither did
it against a pennant-winning

 

 

Yankee team.

Big Ed Walsh did it twice. He

set a still-unbeaten major lea- |

gue record for victories from
one club when he had a 9-1 rec-
ord against the Yankees in 1908

~-the year he finished with 40;

victories, Walsh did it again in
1911, when he was 7-3 against
the Yankees.

Ed Cicotte was
New York in 1916.

M1 against

only 9-13 against the rest of the
league for the season. He's 16-
5 apainst the Yankees in an
over-all 62-58 lifetime record.
OTHER RESULTS

Chicago’s second-place White
Sox beat Baltimore 4-3 and
Cleveland tied Boston for fourth
by beating Washington 5-1 on
rookie Gary Eell’s two-hitter.
Boston was rained out at Kansas
City,

Lary, 7-1, against the Yankees
this season, gave up singles to
Tony Kubek, Jerry Lumpe and
Mary Thoneberry, They were
food for a 2-0 Yankee lead as
relief ace Ryne Duren pitched a
four-hit shutout over the first
five innings. The Tigers then
scored off rookie Zack Monroe
(4-2) in the sixth, and won if on
Gus Zernial's pinch, two-run
double in the seventh,

Sherm Lolar's 20th home run
enpped a tying, three-run third
for the White Sox. Bubba Phil-

Scots, Royals
to meet

in soccer finals

WINNIPEG @—Two Western
Canada teams will contest the
Canndian soeeer championship
Saturday in Vancouver,

The eastern challenge petered
out. Tuesday night as Army, Navy
Aly Porce Soottish, Winnipeg,
dumped Harrington Tool, Mont-
renal, 62 Ina sudden-death seml-
final here,

The Manitoha champions, who
lnat won the tiie in 1964, meet
New Wostminater Royals, five.
time (teholders since the cham-
plonship's inception in 1013.

Although the enstern cham-
pions were equal to the Winnipeg
ub territorially, they could nat
mateh the apportuniam of ‘the
opposition Jed by contreforward
Harry Jodie. The German-born
pinyor ran riot for six onlay as
his inside men made the. playa
for him, "

Beattish Jenves here Thursday
for the single-game final in Vane
couvty,

NONOLULU (m—Stan Harring.
ton, 161, Hawall, outpoalnted Ine

 

 

 

 

Micoll, 140, New Yorls, (10),

   

— Lary equals old marks
for picking on Yanks

Associated Press Sports Writer

Even Casey Stengel was a pup in 1916. Which
should give you an idea of just how long it’s been
since any pitcher beat the New York Yankees seven

That’s what Frank Lary, a *C3~ | 3 sc + ;
ing righthander against the rest; drove in the winning run. Dick
of the American League, has | . te
The seventh win came | cight-hitter.
beat the!
champs 4-2 at Detroit with a

Then along came Lary, who's}.

 
 

“.ualty of Montreal Canadiens’

_| plastic mask to protect his face.

oo second session later in the day.

 

SHERM LOLLAR
... Belts 20th homer, ,

   

SRR EDS
DUKE SNIDER
... 15th circuit clout.

WILKS

 

‘lips’ third single in the eighth

iDonovan (
Hoyt Wilhelm (2-
10) lost his ninth in a row, com-
jing on in the eighth when Billy

‘| significant the asignment Tues-
‘lday, working with Jean Beli-
-{veau and Geoffrion.

1-13) won it with an!

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| Habs’ No: 2

MONTREAL ()-—Goalie Char-
He Hodge became the first cas-

training camp Tuesday when a
bullet shot fired by Bernie
(Boom Boom) Geoffrion inflic-
ted a‘six-stitch scalp cut. /
Hodge, No, 2 goalie behind
Jacques Plante, was wearing a

The shot caught him just above
the mask and his forehead. He
came back for practice at a

It was the second day for the
56- players in camp and coach
Toe Blake had his four squads
scrimaging for the first time.
There were two workouts of an
hour each.

‘Blake used his regular lines
of last season except for the
left-wing spot vacated by Bert
Olmstead, who has gone to: Tor-
onto Maple Leafs. It may be

McDonald has generally been
zonsidered the most likely to
Jand the berth. He is 22 years
old, six feet, two inches and
weighs 190. He spent the last
two seasons with Rochester of

in practice session

We wish to advise all: our
customers and friends that
our store will be closed from
September 15th to Septem-,
ber 25th:to arrange for new

goalie hurt

Rocket Richard and Tom John-
son are co-selectors of one team:
Doug Harvey and Geoffrion of
the other,

The Canadiens management is
dangling a cash prize of $500
to be. shared ‘by the winners.
The losers get nothing.

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City Mixed Five Pin.

Bowling League
(Thursday Night League)

MEETING THURSDAY, SEPT. 18

at 7:30 p.m. in Bowling Alleys |

Anyone: interested’ in entering a team
please attend this.meeting or phone the
following: oe
' J. Comadina — 2819
Agnes Pierce — 3757
Jean. Nixon — 6767

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

the American Hockey League |
but was called up by the Na-|

| tional Hockey League Canadiens:

for the playoffs. ‘
Many of the regulars appeared ,
to. be’ almost: at normal play-|
ing weight altnough . veteran |
Maurice (Rocket) Richard is;
several pounds over. But: the |

|} Rocket went through the scrim-/

maging with plenty of pep.
Centre Dave Creighton, draf-
ted last summer from New York
Rangers, was assigned to a line
with Stan Smirke and a smart
young newcomer, Billy Hickey
of last season’s Regina Pats
Juniors.
’ The first exhibition game has
been set for next Saturday.

Excelsiors
one game off
boxla crown

VICTORIA (—Brampton Ex-
celsiors moved to within one
game of retaining the Canadian
junior lacrosse championship
iand the Minto Cup here Tuesday
night, easing past the outclassed
-Victoria: Shamrocks 6-2. ot

 

 

;O’Dell hurt his elbow.

} Bell (11-8) put down the Sen-
‘ators on a first-inning single by
Herb Plews and a ninth-inning
single by rookie Bob Allison.
Bell also was 4-for-4, driving in
‘a run in a four-run
‘against loser Pete Ramos (14-
15). Rocky Colavito hit his 38th
home run for the Tribe, tying
Washineton’s Roy Sievers for
second behind Yankee Mickey
iMantie’s 40. .

SseVCreny

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“The Power Of, Spiritual Right Thinking”
by Arthur P. Wuth, C.S.B. of Denver, Colorado.

Member of the Board of Lectureship, of The Mother Church,
The Faust Charch of Christ, Scientuit, ia Beaton. Massachoseus

8 p.m. Thursday, September 18
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ATTENTION |

All Non-Property Owners whose names
‘appeared on the. 1957 °Voters’ List.

‘ Notices have been mailed to all Tenant.

 

Excelsiors now lead the best- i
of-seven finals, 3-0. They took|
7-6 and 12-7 decisions from the’
Victoria squad in Trail in the:
first two games.

The series was!

Brampton now have “cRevseowyer
the ‘Rocks 25-15 in the series,!
which has been marked by sav-,;
agely close checking and consist- |
ent ball-hawking by the eastern- ;

 

 

By The Associated Press

Lew Burdette, a betroubled
world series hero at the all-star
pame, now has a shot at 20 vic-
tories and his best season in the
majors. 0

The big righthander who had
only a 6-7 record in early July,
has won 12 of 15 decisions since.
And he's won seven of his last
eight, with two shutouts and
three one-run games for a 1.08
carned run average over the past
month,

Burdette, whose best Winning
year was 1956, when he was 19-
10, nailed his 18th Tuesday night
as the Milwaukee Braves whip-
ped San Francisco 4-) and cut
thelr magie number for a second

styaight National League pen-

nant to three.

PIRATES WAY .
Elsewhere jin the National

League, Pittsburgh chopped its
magie number for second ypince
to two, beating St, Louls d-1 af-
Ler wrapping up a 2-1 vielory in
the completion of a game sus
pended August 3. Cincinnati
took o twienight paly from Los
Angeles, 5-3 nnd: 7-6 In 10 Inn-
ings, The Chicngo Cubs beats
Philadelphia 10-8 in 10,
Burdette gave up seven hits,
one a fifth-inning homer by Will
White. He didn't walk a man,
struck out four, The Braves beat
Johnny Antonelli (16-13) with

N.3., flahting fahermin,

to fight in Moneton Stadium
boon announced,

Following a ahort Inyore,
Mn

Durelle's Inst fight waa a

 

 

Twenty-victory season
in sight for Burdette

ers. |
!

three in the seventh. |

The Pirates, six games behind
Milwaukee, won their scheduled
fame with Dick Stuart and Bob
Skinner driving in all the runs, |
Each had three hits, with Skin- |
ner twice bringing Stuart home:
with singles. , Roy; Kline. 13712!
won it. i

PINCH WOMER WINS
A pinch two-run homer by:
Smoky Burgess won the nighteap |
for the Redlegs, who took the
opener on home runs by Jerry
Lynch, Pete Whisenant’ and
rookie Dutch Dotterer. Brooks
Lawrence (8-12) ‘won the first
game jn relier of Joe Nuxhall,
who hurt his arm in the first
inning. Tom Acker (4-3) went
all the way in the nightcap.
Johnny Podres (18-1) and
Johnny Kippstein 6-6) took the
defeats, ‘

Duke Snider, sidelined but not
serlously injured when struck by
teammate Frank Howard's Hne
drive in the second game, hit his
16th home run for the Qodgers,
tying Hank Greenberg for 10th
on the all-time major league lists
with 33),

A two-run aingle by Al Dark
bagged it for the Cubs and gave
reokle John Bushard, hls test
major Jengue decision. Roakle
Don Erickson lost hia first for

 

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THREE TUNE-UP FIGHTS SET
FOR DURELLE BEFORE MOORE

MONCTON, N.B. “Yvon Duralle, the Bale Ste, Anne,
will
warm-up Ughts before tackling Archie Moore for tha world
heavyweight title in Montren) Dea, 10,

Durelle, who started working out here Tuosday, tA booked
, Oct, 2% The opponent hasn't

Bharbroake, Que, and maybe Ottawa,
Durello'n managor is planning several tune-up Mehta olan,

lyn's Freddio Mack here Auge 20.
Latest report on the arrangements for a Durello~Maore

tile ght war that sone details ill had to be worked aut,
OPPOEOSIAREDEEI IAL EDY DE PA LID DN HOO LIP LO DNVE DELTA TIIVIV EE DUI II IEG

the Phila,

have two ore mniybe threo

Durello ja oxpected to Nant

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-whose names appeared on the annual list of

Electors are hereby notified that the forms for-
warded must be completed and delivered to the

pmeteaiwserofftice—GCity Hall, by 5:00 p.m~
, september 30th, 1958.

Any tenant or Resident Electors who have
not received one of the aforementioned forms
by Monday, September 15th are advised to con-
tact the City Clerk's office, City Hall, as soon as
possible.

City Hall,
Prince Rupert, B.C.,
Sept. 12, 1958.

 
   

 
   

   

R. W. LONG,

electors for the year 1957. In order to appear on |
the 1958 Voters’ List all Tenant and Resident |

City Clerk-Comptroller |

 

 

NOTICE

Commencing Monday, Sept. 22 major re- .
pairs ‘will be carried’ out ‘on Galloway “Rapids”
Bridge, 5 miles east of Prince Rupert on the
Northern Trans-Provincial Highway.

 

The bridge will be closed to all heavy traffic
including trucks and buses between the hours
of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. daily Monday to Friday
while this worl. is in progress.

Light traffic will be maintained insofar. as
possible, but traffic delays will be encoutered
during the above hours.

H. J, KELSAIL,
District Engineer,

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