PAGE
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
k
Today
in
Sports
MEN
How
Scotsmen
'GAME
WAS
Medicals
Win
j
Made
Scoring;
SENSATION
Over
Dry
Dock
Individual
Results
In
Regime
ntal
.
Hartt
Shoes
Catchfr
Mkkey
0we.,
Pass
Givcs
Bow.
p,ayfd
at
Week..
Fixtures
At
Week-end
Yankees
Unearned
Ictory
End.
...
are
admittedly
the
peak
of
high-grade
shoemaking
in
Canada.
The
variety
of
lasts
ensure
a
correct
fit
for
every
type
of
foot,
be
it
narrow
or
wide.
Hartt's
Naval,
Air
Force
and
Military
Officers
Shoes
Are
Here.
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Ilome
of
Good
Shoes
DAILY
EDITION
EDITORIAL
Proposed
Civic
Centre
...
the
sum
01
Iilteen
thousand
dollars
to
complete
tne
sum
necessary
to
pay
for
a
proposed
civic
centre.
It
is
a
considerable
sum
but
the
building
is
badly
needed
and
may
well
be
considered
part
of
our
war
effort.
The
city
is
providing
a
site,
offering
freedom
from
taxation
and
returning
to
the
Gyro
Club
the
sum
of
$1,000
loaned
to
it!
during
the
depression
days.
As
for
the
site
it
is
really!
only
an
exchange
for
the
site
paid
for
by
the
Rotary
Club
so
that
the
city
might
have
the
use
of
$3,000
it
had
on
hand
during
depression
days.
That
money
was
earmarked
for
community
centre
purpose.
The
provincial
government
is
giving
the
committee
the
services
of
the
provincial
architect,
which
means
a
great
saving
to
the
committees.
On
the
whole
an
excellent
start
has
been
made
and
the
remainder
of
the
money
should
be
forthcoming
if
a
thorough
canvass
is
made.
We
strongly
commend
this
cause
to
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
and
to
those
who
do
business
in
Prince
Rupert.
LARGEST
CROWD
OF
SPECTATORS
Badminton
Club
Twenty-Four
Members
Participated
in
Play
at
Oddfellows'
Hall
Sunday.
'
Individual
scoring
in
Sixteenth
Canadian
Scottish
bowling
at
the
week-end
was
as
follows:
Puddle
Jumpers
1
2
3
Legg
161
110
93
Rhynard
79
125
135
Curtis
-103
132
98
Robertson
105
155
88
Wilson
223
152
223
i
Handicap
150
150
150
i
Totals
821
824
787,
!
Engineers
1
2
3
;
Cheney
93
177
135
Thistle
-
88
93
96
Whitehead
116
120
124
Murphy
132
151
145
Hodge
133
142
183
Handicap
150
150
150
Totals
:
C79
833
833
'
Jeeps
1
2
3
1
Pollock
126
149
137
Dulder
125
127
137
Brindamour
110
104
163
Bailey
84
101
155
Rowland
119
237
190
Handicap
150
150
150
Totals
754
868
954
Q.
M.
Stores
1
MONDAY,
OCT.
6,
1941.
Turner
138
Crossley
93
The
Civic
Centre
committee
headed
by
Dr.
R.
G.
!
Large
is
asking
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
to
subscribe
;
Harris
146
George
104
Hodges
185
Handicap
138
Totals
804
Officers
No.
1
1
Bapty
113
Archibald
100
Mathew
116
Scone
104
Mcintosh
181
Handicap
150
Totals
764
Attached
Sgts.
1
Barr
104
Miller
160
Purdon
150
King
176
McAdam
177
i
Handicap
114
Totals
881
(
Officers
No.
2
I
McLennan
145
Molllson
103
Baker
110
Tisdall
97
Glassford
253
;
Handicap
134
Totals
842
i
1
Sergeants
No.
1
1
Stevvant
91
Stilwell
125
oians
oeasonnund
n5
Jones
140
Evans
65
Handicap
150
j
Totals
716
1
Servants
No.
Thirty-Four
Thousand
Gather
at'
About
twenty-four
members
par-
Duglas
227
Ebbets
Field
to
See
Finest
ticipated
In
play
Sunday
when
the
slipson
148
Game
of
Series.'
Prince
Rupert
Badminton
Club
Nichols
198
j
opened
the
season
on
the
courts
Lawrence
113
!
in
the
Oddfellows'
Hall.
Richardson
140
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wr
vnotr
n
?
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c
There
is
sllU
room
for
a
fewnew'
Handicap
120
IZ
tS,
f
n
thC
T0rW
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members.
It
was
stated
this
morn-'
Totals
948
Zlt7Z
&
fif
SnSen'rf
"ft"-
iii
t
.
,
.
under
the
arrangement
for
the
?foni.
,
Pu,m
,
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Jp
:::
Van.'1"""
the
week.
Tiny
Itaham.
200.pound
at
kee
mound
star,
subdued
the
1
HandicaP
126
Fred
Mcind
nf
th.
rii
t.i
ssr
vr
to
best
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Sivs-Tota,s
873
S
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w
V
frrln?
pltch;
nce
Rupert
Saturday
night
for
Pers-
1
SS
th
'
fSLlr
his
annual
vacatln
trip
to
Van-
OHphant
m
6
BameS
at
Ebbe"s
couver.
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Lanmer
97
neW.
34'072-
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Salter
manager
of
Car-
McLean
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h,e
SCCOn?
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nnery,
crew
were
here
aboard
Handicap
H8
S?
KS?
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riE0lng
trough
to
Vancouver
for.
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,
s
,
zi
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wmter
following
the
closing
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a
in.
wvuKcia
Kauiea
innpinf
tt
o
i
the
V,
4,i-j
third
..ui.l
iv"
""-
ocoouh.
run
In
which
Wyatt
opened
with
a
double.
He
reached
third
on
an
infield
hit
and
scored
on
Pete
Reiser's
outfield
Ur.KrATtrII
TV
nitDT
Joy
210
OUara
132
LONDON,
Oct.
G.-'w-TheMinls-
Snnan
13
trv
nf
wooitv,
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Wilson
87
Play
From
there
until
the
final
i
mine
what
pan
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p?ays
in
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out
01
the
series
they
got
only
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You
Want
GOOD
TAXI
SERVICE
Call
235
Taxi
Proprietor
O.
Klldal
Attention
Ladies!
Just
received
a
large
shipment
of
FUR
COATS
in
the
latest
style.
You
are
all
Invited
to
come
and
look
over
our
stock.
Prices
to
suit
everyone's
pocketbook.
Remember
we
haye
an
easy
payment
plan.
GOLDBLOOM
"The
Old
Reliable"
W.
Stores
7
2
3
155
221
140
107
218
137
130
129
150
139
138
138
931
873
2
3
95
100
113
156
121
97
1
108
140
1
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150
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714
779
2
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85
129
102
134
164
89
163
143
134
151
114
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2
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144
104
163
156
153
131
110
140
219
189
134
134
923
854
2
3
106
151
67
119
125
142
127
202
71
161
150
150
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925
2
3
157
128
169
88
136
121
161
178
172
90
120
120
915
725
2
3
238
153
125
105
200
153
179
159
161
154
126
126
1029
850
2
3
163
167
118
151
107
135
137
117
158
163
148
148
831
879
2
3
129
174
251
153
306
151
156
191
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132
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892
is
as
fol-
fuiacnea
Sergeants
....7
2
Jeeps
5
4
Officers
No.
2
6
3
Cooks
4
2
Clerks
5
4
Pipers
4
5
No.
1
Section
.5
4
Sergeants
No.
2
4
5
Sergeants
No.
1
3
6
Puddle
Jumpers
3
6
Engineers
I4
2
Dry
Dock
1
2
Officers
No.
1
'2
7
Hell
Divers
"ZjO
6
L.
Pts
2
7
7
5
6
4
5
4
5
4
3
3
4
1
2
0
BROOKLYN.
October
6
In
as
sensational
and
dramatic
a
came
same
as
as
has
nas
been
ueen
known
kiiuhii
in
hi
ever
a
heart-breaking
game
to
lose,
it
was
that
of
the
Dodgers.
Ahead
4
to
3
and
with
two
down
in
the
ninth,
disaster
be.-fel
the
Brooklyn
team
when
Catcher
Mickey
Owen
let
Tommy
Henr.Vh
get
to
first
by
passing
the
ball.
The
count
had
been
Ihree
and
two
on
Ilenrich
and
he
had
swung
on
the
ball.
It
was
the
only
error
of
the
rame.
Joe
DiMagrio
then
got
v
b'es
with
a
line
drive
to
left
field
and
Tharlie
Keller's
twn-ba"er
brought
in
Ilenrich
and
DiMageii.
Another
two
hairer
by
Joe
Or.rdon
broucht
l"i
mo?
rni.
Hir-hrln.
Hmh
Casey,
who
had
hurled
a
wonderful
relief
game,
was
charged
with
the
loss
his
sec-
fn'i
in
'mo
successive
days
for
a
!
unique
World
Series
record
and
I
Johnny
Murphy
was
credited
!
with
the
win.
The
Yanks
made
!
twelve
hits
and
the
Dodgers
nine.
Pete
Reiser.
Brooklyn
centre
fielders,
made
a
home
run
in
the
fifth
with
two
on
board.
The
other
two
Dodger
runs
came
in
the
fourth
when
Pinch
Hitter
Jimmy
Wasdell's
double
scored
Owens
and
Cartwrieht.
The
Yankees
had
also
scored
twic
in
the
fourth
and
once
in
the.
first.
The
Dodeersused
four
pitchers
and
the
Yankees
two.
REORGANIZE
Y.
M.
SPORTS
vities
for
the
forces
locally,
out
door
sports
such
as
soccer,
soft-
ball
and
baseball
giving
wav
to
in
among
the
womenfolk
associated!
with
the
forces.
HIGH
BOWLERS
Winners
nf
Vilo-Vi
Krmriln,
If
this
it's
aure
that
at
least
one
person
m
jiave
reaa
11.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelli
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
75c
up
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
196
In
a
nostDoned
fixture
In
the
Inter-Services
Bowling
League
pi&j
cu
-
World
Series
history.
New
York
Canadian
Army
aieaicai
uorps
ae-Yankees,
with
an
unearned
vie-
feated
Dry
Dock
two
games
to
tory.
defeated
Brooklyn
Dodgers
one.
The
Individual
scoring
was
by
a
score
of
7
to
4
yesterday
as
follows:
afternoon.
As
a
result,
the
Dry
Dock
White
30
204
Arlington
4)
142
Thompson
30)
217
Tobey
23)
100
'Boyee
158
I
Totals
968
Medical
Corps
Robinson
(30)
232
Bichard
(26)
239
Hastings
150
Buckley
30)
91
Weston
(30)
155
Totals
938
The
league
standing
to
W.
Seal
Cove
7
Engineers
Scottish
No.
2
4
Signals
4
Scottish
No.
1
4
Navy
4
Dry
Dock
4
Medical
Corps
4
door
sports
such
as
basketball.:
with
a
143
143
132
185
142
832
240
134
125
92
101
808
date
L.
2
4
5
5
5
5
5
5
159
188
148
125
187
894
106
216
222
154
134
948
Pts.
7
4
4
4
4
4
BALL
TITLE
IS
DECIDED
Watts
&
Nickerson
Take
Intermediate
Championship
By
Outslugging
Co-ops
In
a
sudden
death
game
on
Sunday
afternoon
Watts
Si
Nick-1
erson
baseball
team
outslugged
the
I
Co-operatives
for
the
city
Intermediate
baseball
championship
by
the
decisive
score
of
21
to
5.
Supporting
the
three-hit
pitching
of
Alek
Bill,
who
won
his
tenth
successive
game,
the
Watts
61
Nicker-'scn
powerhouse
slugged
the
Co-.op
moundsmen,
Macdonald
and
Hetherlngton
for
a
total
of
eleven
hits.
!
Both
Co-op
hurlers
tried
hard
lu...
.
V.
.
1
t-i
.1
.
(uui,
we
icaui
ofiunu
inem
was
not
1.
M.
C.
A.
Men
Busy
Gearing;Up
to
the
usual
standard,
allowina
Activities
Of
Forces
To
Winter
cinch
outs
to
go
as
safeties
and
Conditions
!iater
1
n
tne
olner
nand
Watts
With
the
advent
of
the
uncer-
nnH
NScVprcnn
eincrorc
.
ruu
tarn
and
often
rainy
weather
ol
ri.iv
hitMntr
nnvfhiner
fall
and
winter
in
the
offing,
the
(way
and
giving
Bill
fine
support
Young
Men's
Christian
Association
lin
the
field.
They
made
only
three
icuieaiieu
me
sports
acu-ierrors.
Every
Watts
&
Nickerson
player
played
so
well
that
no
one
player
was
outstanding
For
tht
Co-operatives
Hingston
was
best
bowling,
volleyball
and
boxirvs.
In-'
Although
the
weather
was
not
terservlce
competitions
are
being
arranged
In
various
lines
of
Indoor
sports
and
will
be
developed
as
tne
season
advances.
Mean
perfect
from
the
spectators'
point
of
view
there
was
a
good
sized
crowd
to
witness
the
game.
The
two
teams
will
stage
an
time,
the
local
officials
of
the
exhibition
game
on
Thanksgiving
.
.
n.
cue
uemg
Kepi
ousyiuay,
weather
permitting,
with
the
usual
physical,
social
J
mills
nmntrpH
h-,iic
-
I
.v
tllili
and
recreational,
religious
and
'strikes
and
M.
Montesano
the
nersonal
activities
in
addition
to
'bases.
the
realignment
of
the
sports.
Batteries:
u.luUn,
x.
w.
n.
waits
ez
iMiciterson
Bill
and
hostess
here,
also
-continues
to'Postuk.
carry
m
our
useful
work,
--
particularly
mvuiutij
Co-operatives
Macdonald
Hetherlngton,
Zbura.
and
Sim-
undsen
and
Zbura.
Teams:
Watte
&
Nickerson
Postuk.
Pavlikls.
Bill.
Fitch,
Paulls,
-
-
ww,
auuo,
rx.i
Arney.
lie
'
Mvnimg
ovwc
honors
at
Max's
Bowling.
Alleys
L"ng,
Montesano,
Gurvich,
Vucko
In
ft
.
1.
.
mt
I
IrlnU
wee
were
jyuss
ivlLlian
CTOX-
ford,
314,
and
C.
Pedersen.
380.
In
I
Co-operatives
Hineston.
Astnrin
five
pins,
and
Norman
Kinslor
in
.Simundsen,
Hetherlngton,
Zbura
ten
pins
with
229.
Emery
Thurber
sailed
SatnrHav
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
enroute
to
Nova
Krntia
where
he
will
spend
the
winter
at
his
native
home
following
thp
closing
of
the
halibut
fishing
sea
son
here.
He
was
accompanied
by
S.
Goddard.
Santerbane.
Mentenko,
Davis,
Mac-
aonaia
and
Shame.
Bttiiriln
Steamers
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver.
CATALA
EVERY
TUESDAY,
1:30
p.m.
Due
Vancouver
Thurs.
p.m.
CARDENA
EVERY
FRIDAY,
10:30
p.m.
,
Due
Vancouver
Monday
a.m.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Leaving
September
30,
October
11
at
10
p.m.
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
FRANK
J.
SKINNER,
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Ave.
.
rhone
5C8
MONDAY
OCTOBS,
"Victory
is
right
in
our
pockets"
Joan:
"Yon
mean
the
war
is
as
poor!
a
a
won.
Pete
r'"
Peter:
"No,
my
dear,
not
liy
a
long
way.
Bui
thi
pocketful
of
War
Saving
Ccrtificatei,
ve're
accumulating
muit
be
helping
turn
th:
calc
Joan:
"Every
time
we
liuy
another
one
you
feel
we
huy
another
hit
of
victory
Peter:
."I
lo.
Every
penny
we
put
into
VTar
Saving
Certificate
brings
peace
and
victory
ncarrr
Joan:
"And
how
we
t-hall
enjoy
utendinf,
all
thai
money
and
tUeintereit
it
will
have
earutd
when
the
world
get
hack
to
normal"
The
help
ol
every
Canadian
it
needed
fur
l'irtor
In
thru
dayi
of
tear
the
thoufhllrn
telfith
ipender
it
a
traitor
(o
c.i
war
effort.
A
reduction
in
pertonal
tpending
it
now
a
rttd
necemUy
to
reliet
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the
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