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By BEN OLAN Danny Murtaugh, Pittsburgh a Pion or ‘game at y | i 7 yer gi . rn — " .

NEW YORK.u—When can a] Pirate manager, rushed on to} Mont. began to get fid imeaon ms head in a game against In-
glove for an out? Conlan. Fans wondered about| Sne-Vme passed without an/bounced off Hawes’ glove and*
rhe answer: When he lends the sudden action because the|®PPearance ‘by the umpires.} Struck him in'the head, bounced
his glove to a fielder on the op- Pirates were leading 14-4 in the} They were. in their . dressing |imto the air and. was caught by
posing team. I happened last| Seventh Inning. Murtaugh hadj|room. locked by a prankster, the second baseman, Hawes’ was

May 30 when Gil Hodges of Los|® Teady answer. _ Roy Hawes of St. Paul used fidad but walked trom the

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By JOHN LaPORTE
Four sweeps in “A” League of the Men's Five-pin

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! bowling league Monday tightened. up standings with 10 erival Nive baseman Bobby to protest about. Jocko wanted| 8 Prince Rupert.Daily News
| only two points separating the top seven teams. Cooks Adams of Chicago Cubs. to know what was wrong. Noth- Thaw pert. Daily News
yg, wo sil rap BE ‘ess Luckies, Ess in the fourth innings Adams|ing, I told him. ‘This game is] - ursday, October 30, 1958
| Jewellers rolled easily over Ismpress Luckies, lusso used Hodges’ glove to catch Gil's | being televised. back to Chester, .
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| Fuel Service licked Neal Evans, Electricians stopped
~ ; , ~ 7 Q
Malkins and Howe & McNulty took care of Skeena
| ‘Beverages for the 4-0 victories.

: The other match saw Grotto, a
Cigar store bettering Para-; High single games for the
mounts 3-1. ‘night saw teammates Ronnie
Individually Howe. & MecNul-: Berg and Bob Callbreath of
ty’s Rusty Ford rolled 287 to. qony's Drive In share the honor
take high singe, while team- with 251. Callbreath. however,
mate Johnny Comadina’s 762) took high triple with 670. Strom-
fotal took high three, The Howe: qah}'s rolled high single game
‘& McNulty five rolled team high! with 1014, while Legion bowled
game for the night with 1153, | team high three with 2700.

while their 3173 high three set,
a new. season's high. i STANDINGS

There were other laughs and| Wanted my wife and kids to get
‘odd happenings in organized |@ look at. me,”
jbaseball during the 1958 season.| Fans waiting for the start of

TODAY TO SATURDAY, 7-9:05
SATURDAY MATINEE, 2-4:20

Today to Saturday, 7-9:20.
Saturday Matinee; 2 p.m.

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_ Three shut-outs took place in: A league—-Esso Fuel Service 8;
3 league with Bulgers taking|Paramounts 8; Malkins 8; Grot-
over sole possession of first place; to Cigar Store 7; Cooks Jewelers
nailing’ Co-Op Hy-Waves 4-0.'7; Skeena Beverages 7; Electric-
Legion rolled into a second place: ians 6; Howe & McNulty 4; Neal
tle with Stromdahl's by clipping! Evans 4: Empress Luckies 1.
Spero’s Food Market 4-0, Strom-; B league—Bulgers 10; Strom-
dahl's took ‘Tony's Drive In 3-1.;dahl’s Service 9; Legion 9; Ru-
Kelly Douglas won their first] pert Radio 7; Tony's. Drive In
h games. of the season in great}6; Post Office 5; Co-Op Hy-~
style, nailing the helpless Bab-' waves 4; Kelly Douglas 4;
\ cock Fisheries crew 4-0. Rupert! Spero’s Food Market 3; Babcock
Radio stopped Post Office 3-1. | Fisheries 3.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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~ Sharon Montgomery topped all other marksmen ——— to-coast, British Woollensasked |. ‘
Tuesday night in the Civic Centre Rifle Club, shoot- aries see | over 250 of the most successful _ ;
ing a perfect score of 100 in the gold medal division. ! Resillihee | gues clothing stores this important "
- dimmy Strand shot a high of | i d ee | paprics TOREVER if YA question "What, Advertising r
98 in the silver medal division, bronze class. er So SES ss : Medium sells bes? for you?” ” A
and John Arduini shot 95 in the; arnold Rivett and Rickey Per-| HOPES TO BE MISS GREY CUP—Marie de Greeve, 20-year-old eee Invariably the answer was t! ;
QQSRGREREER BEER ey each shot 97 in the silver; oi] company stenographer has been selected Miss Calgary Stam- v2 McASKILE'S “n.. as ine ;
da! ciass : : Goth inde anon same:.‘‘Our local N ”
Wall ‘s Dept. St wt ai Crass. ; _| peder. She will compete for the Miss Grey Cup title with rep- / Net ee i ocal iNewspaper. s
a anace s Mept. store mip DT aes aon ee eda class} resentatives from: football clubs in the Western Interprovincial Filespie Big 72 Proof of the enthusiasm shown i
a | ial cho OB in he ae ne Union, the Big Four and Ontario Rugby Football Union. Judging reese | by these retailers for Daily ;
a gw, 2! Shot n the Siver medal! takes place November 28 in Vancouver on the eve of the Grev | = , ee as “os i
| division - ——n | Newspaper Advertising lies : .
@ .. mi: , ; . . Cup game. Miss de Greeve’s statistics are 3612-23-36). oe tat as om pap veruising Hes in i ;
Vip “s :
a: a Other scores were as follows} 7 ee ereere vest z this simple fact. - ¢ ‘
a: @,—Boys Bronze—Norman Viktil , e Su ts we . a : 8 !
ne ‘ ‘M90, Lotlar Mensch 89, Doug Mc- Jack GOGES _—— During the past year, these . # :
a @ Bride 89, John Slafirels 82, Gor- Cage Prac tices, $ chedule ma Ry beeen hanis have supported sea- q
a Mi die Moreays 82 and Brian Park- f ; [_ N no sth edb 0 merchants have supported sea- 4g 4
£ Bier 80. Three nights a week have been set aside for practices wees emt oe sé thethbltd.s3" sonal Newspaper Campaigns ‘
= .m{ Silver medal division—Jeffery|for junior, senior and women’s basketball teams in the Civic by Cobar b yee for British Woollens with 48,000 - ;
a m Clibbett 93, and Laurie Gordon} Centre, League president W. G. “Stretch” Gale announced 2. oe para ya _ lines of retail advertising a
a #93. today. ; “ts
om! -_ * ~ bed TAILORS 1 gr net VOLE Cf fe :
2 o nes under 12 years old will Practicing from 6 p.m. to 7:45 p.m.” on Mondays will be Messen es periiss bonus of 80%... either in the
a boys oven 12 years tO Sree RCMP and Sunrise. CYO and Old Empress Luckies will practice oun wen form of sizeable “hookers” or
a . “Je from 6 p.m. to 7:45 p.m. Thursday nights and Fraser and Payne oe Kayllor's tid. individual advertisen
x . from 8 p.m. on Tuesdays. and Fashion Footwear will practice from 6 p.m. to 7:45 p.m. a ‘a heir lisements of
: a on Friday nights, “ nner > ee their Own,
a, , All league games will be played at 7 p.m. and 8:30 Smlepes oe eee bit bebettat .
. ° gue g pias p-m. and 8:30 p.m. et Bats
a : Bom bers fine every Tuesday and Saturday. - ” .
" a . zs : : Following is a schedule of games up until mid-December: \ mi Welker's .
Z PRAM SUITS: m| WINNIPEG (:—Football Com- . Home Team Visitors er oe
_ = @ i missioner G. Sydney. Halter an-} __ Saturday. November 1 - .Rainmakers vs Sunrise -._- on
5 AND SNOW SUITS 7 nounced Wednesday * night he Se Yee ee CTO) VS ROMP
s Choi f fabri lors @ has fined Winnipeg Blue Bomb- Saturday, November 8 Annettes vs Fashion ayuciet etna af nae a
mw noice OF faorics, Colors giers $100 for allowing the half- . Luckies vs Fraser & Payne eae eM
wm and prices. Proven styles g|time entertainment to delay the Saturday, November 15 Sunrise vs Roinmakers a ne nent anemone EAT
win nationally advertised gisecond half of Monday night’s CYO vs Luckies etaten avast eres NG AD
x INPANTS TO 4 sclection. mi) Western Interprovincial Foot-| | Tuesday, November 18 Fashion vs Annettes rout wa fa Woolen ppPorR Tl |
os a S TO 7 YEARS . ball Union game between Cal- Fraser & Payne vs RCMP — OF S$ Ff
‘ s g{caty Stampeders and Winnipeg. Saturday, November 22 Rainmakers vs Sunrise Lo Frcsitnty \t Be nus 0
a The entertainment was provid- . oo seamennranens Gaited Ws B
/ a " : Pays CYO vs Fraser & Payne se bee at He ‘
B ed by the Canadian Army. Win- - =a . oon . . : ao edt ,
. u : nipeg won 37-10 Tuesday, November 25 Annettes vs Fashion Bk hd ra ‘ o
. a; . ’ Luckies vs RCMP ry LLIM's Barons |\eaeet_ g0% .
. DEPT STORE @! Derek Mullin, chartered ac- Saturday, November 29. Sunrise vs Rainmokers War Seer JL
: ° BMicountant for A, L. Bell, left to- RCMP vs CYO \N aioe | ce
B F day by car for a short visit in Tuesday, December 2 Annettes vs Fashion
SRUREP CEES Kitimat. atur Fraser & Payne vs Luckics ;
a Seeeaeene vom Saturday, December 6 Rainmakers vs Sunrise huanHe«l doy Pease rtm [ec tn ten aig i
' Luckies Vs CcYyo Acmetiber at ines anodic Naneeostion \
~ Tuesday, December 9 Fashion vs Annettes e OP Advertimeng: Age nce
, 1 Fraser & Payne vs ROMP ° C ‘e] N Pp A
FIRST CLASS Saturday, December 13 Sunrise vs Rainmakers ANADIAN AILY EWSPAPER PU BLISH ERS SSOC |ATION

 

Floor hockey
games tonight

Slated to meet in floor hockey
play at the Clvie Centre tonight
wil) be junior teams Parkers:
and Ormes at 8 pan. and senior
teams RCMP and Digby at 9
p.m,

Ebys were scheduled to play:
Wong Ina juvenile game in the:
auditorium at 4 this afternoon, :

-Praser ae Payne vs CYQO - 55 University Avenue, Toronto 1, Ontario «© J. dL. Macdonald, Geucral Manager “OgN32

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Emu 999 Tawny Port League schedwe up to mid- I nee meneame =
. y December is as follows: |
ppecially matured and November 6 | y «
bended, this distinguished Juv. Wong vs Grelssel; 7 Jr NO MONTH LY PAYMENTS lJ NTIL JAN 15t “ee. .
dessert Witte has won . Ormnces vs Sports Shop; Br. Hil =f; = SSGy7 Ae ee on . ° ‘ N ,
Panera tional Gold & Sons vs RCMP. " ue ¢ “ » °
. wdal Awards, His November 13 f I ne entagee oat .

Vinlacged from Ue juice of Juv. Grelssel vs Why; dr. ee sre | ~
CCl hull bocled ripe Sports Shop vs Parkers; Sr. Dig- .
wap Miu a vinta by vs Hill f& Bans 7 INCLUDED IN THIS OFFER ARE MANY --- WELL KNOWN ~ BRANDED APPLIANCES

me of Weedless: tt cached, Juv. Eby vs Wong: Jr. Purkers AVAILABLE FROM OUR FLOOR

if Hhisdortified with pure va Ormes; Sr. ROMP vas Nighy.

e brandy. Yours of meaturinc
dive that cistinelive
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COPAGISKOUT,

IF YOU PREFER A
MUSCAT FLAVOUR

"November 27 “
Juve-Wong vs CGrolssel; Jr. rt KENMORE” * “KENMORE”
5 Bpor * Br, VW . Vanwe  Y ' \ . Po p.
fe Hons vs ROMP, Br. Wl Washers, Dryers, Hlectrle & Gus Ranges and space Sewing Machines, Vacuum Cleaners & Table Appliances.
coemher | “

Inv. Grolssel vs Why; Jv. Sports “ , ;
shop vs Parkers; ar Digby vs * COLDSPOT” . * “HOMART”

HM & Sons, Mreeaers & Refrigerators, Water Heaters & Heating Equipment.

) WE SUGGEST Juv. December " Parl
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: ra ao suv. Woe yt Caetano! rr, Tirek, Dultorios & Multlers, Sporting Goods, Furniture.
yo Ormes va Bports Shop; Ayr Wil ye Mition
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