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45
feet
from
home
plate,
and
.ynderhand
pitching
was
required.
Once
he
was
permitted
"a
short
run
in
delivering
the
ball.
Once
he
could
use
the
spit-ball,
emery
ball,
or
use
liquorice
.to
discolor
its
surfaVe.
In
1863,
the
pitcher
operated
from
an
area
twelve
by
four
feet,
and
couldn't
take
a
step
in
delivering
the
ball,
both
"feet
remaining
on
-the
ground.
Four
years
later,
the
box
was
made
six
by
six
and
he
could
move
about
as
he
pleased.
The
bat
ter,
hoft-exsr,
could
call
ire
a
.
higH
or
low
ball.
Facing
Batter
1
In
1879,
for
the
first
time,
the
pitcher
was
compelled
to
face
.
"the
batter
before
delivery.
Size
TIMBER
SALE
X15807
Sealed
tenders
will
be
received
by
the
Minister
of
Lands
and
Forests
at
Victoria,
B.C..
not
later
than
II
m.
on
the
12th
day
of
November.
v.vLJor
tne
Purchase
of
Licence
X15807,
to
cut
2.845.000
feet
of
Fir
Cedar.
Spruce
and
Hemlock
on
an
area
adjoining
the
East
Boundary
of
Lot
7.
South
end
South
Bentlnck
Arm.
Range
3.
Coast
Land
District
Three
(3)
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
Further
particulars
of
the
Deputy
Minister
of
Forests.
Victoria,
BC
or
District
Forester,
Prince
Rupert.
BC
CGAGUS.
USSO
WCL.
U&i.E
PITCH
ME
A
LOW
UNDERHAND
BALL
Delivery
of
the
baseball
from
pitcher
to
batter
has
undergono
more
changes
of
rules
than
any
other
phase
of
the
game,
ac-cording
to
the
Encylopedia
Americana.
The
pitcher
once
stood
only
I
of
the
pitcher'.'j
box
went
through
a
variety
of
changes,
says
the
Americana,
before
being
abolish
ed
in
1893
in
favor
o
the
pres
ent
slab.
Other
changes:
home
plate
nas
been
variously
iron,
white,
marble,
rubber
and
canvas.
Called
balls
entitling
a
player
to
walk
has
varied
from
nine
to
tnc
present
four.
At
first,
21
acres
or
runs
made
a
game
regardless
of
the
numb
r
of
hands
or
innings,
but
each
team
had
to
play
an
equal
number
of
hands.
The
nine
inning
division
came
in
1857.
BASKETBALL
SCHEDUL
Senior
"A"
October
1999
Taxi
vs.
B.C.
Packers.
October
22
Savoy
vs.
99
Taxi.
October
26
B.C.
Packers
vs
Savoy.
October
2999
Taxi
vs.
B.C.
Packers..
Senior
"B"
October
19
Macey's
vs.
Co-op.
October
22
High
School
vs.
Macey's.
October
26
Co-op
vs.
High
School.
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.
WEDNESDAYS-Vancouver
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Steamship
Sailings
For
Vancouver.
Monday
ss
Princess
Adelaide,
10
p.m.
Tuesday
ss
Catala
12:30
p.m.
Thursday
ss
Prince
Rupert,
11:15
p.m.
Friday
ss
Cardena,
9:00
pjn.
Princess
Louise,
p.m.
From
Vancouver-Sunday
ss
Catala,
4
p.m.
Monday
ss
Princess
Adelaide.
Wednesday
ss.
Prince
Rupert,
10:00
a.m.
From
Alaska
ss
Prince
Rupert,
7
n.m.
For
Alaska
Wednesday
ss
Prince
Rupert,
midnight.
BURLINGTON
IS
HOPE
OF
PROVIDENCE
The
Providence
Reds,
of
th,t
American
Hockey
Leqgue
ave
counting
heavily
on
the
potent
blade
of
tough
Tpmm.Y
Burlington,
ace
centre,
to
win
many
close
contests
for
them
this
season.
Burlington,
one
of
the
mpst
prolific
scorers
in
hockey
today,
was
a
member
of
the
Cleveland
Barons
for
the
past
four
seasons.
During
that
time
he
played
in
223
games,
and
tallied
297
points
for
an
average
o
74.
points
per
season,
in
the
35
play-off
games
in.
which
he
took
part
far
the
Barons
he.
was
credited
with
U
points
for
1,10.
point?
per
game,
a,
remarkable
record,
in
championship
play.
Tommy
played
for
the
Atlantb
City
Sea
Qulls
In
the
strong
Amateur
Hockey
League
In
42
and
wound
up
at
the
ton
of
the
scoring
parade
with
131
points
(a
league
recordl.
ne
turned
professional
"vyKh
Cleveland
the
next
season
and
became
a
star
overnight.
The
following
campaign
(1943-44)
he
really
hit
his.
stride
and
led
the
American
League
'
with
85
points
in
53
games.
Cleveland,
'
to
introduce
new
faces
in
its
lineup,'
traded
Buv-lingtpn
along
with
Ru&s
Bruy-shaw
to
the
Reds
for
Roger
Qagne
and
Jack
Lavoie
in
one.
of
the
most
important
deals
to
take
place
in
some
time.
Tommy
was
born
in
Mount
Dennis,
Ontario,
August
8.
1920.
He
stands
5
feet
JQ
inches
and,
weighs
165
pounds.
GET
W33IAN
CONTRACT
BELFAST,
O,
-
The
Russian
government
has
placed
con,
tracts
valued,
at
more
than
$400,-000
with
a
Belfast
engineering
firm.
The
contracts
are
in
connection
with
the
Soviet
Union's
third.
Five
Year
Plan
and
the
tquipment
is
for
boiler
plate
for
power
stations
TOILERS
LADIES'
BOWLS
M.
Smith
20D
98
130
J.
Hill
81
125
58
C.
McLeod
110
119
33
J.MenzIes
145
115
ICO
B.
Ellison
125
133.
87
Handicap,
20.
2Q
120
TotaU
790,
712
648
ANNETTE'S
Montgomery
128
187
n
Smith
14.9
211
151
McMillan
137
137
122
Ostashower
157
273
178
Dickens
.:.
88
ICS
IW
Handicap
67
67
67
Totals
t
.'
724
1040
815
MOOSE
Taylor
146
166
182
Hilton
119
159
132
Irvine
U3
H2
145
Erickson
1C.7
237
197
Morrison
H
139
ICO
Handicap
U7
i
w
Totals
7,7.5,
909
933
SAVOY
SWINGERS
McPhee
253
ICC
183
McLeod
136
80
105
Basso-Bert
188
118
159
Menzies
75
169
196
McCallum
195
202
166
Handicap
48
48
46
Totals
891
781
860
BTG
SISTER,
3,
B.
Gomez
165
190
'
E.
Bond
217
166
255
V.
Alexander
166
1C8
61
E,
RpthweU
86
121
158
R.
Alexander
U9.
208
83
E.
Alexander
123v
Handicap
65
65
65
Totals-
818
771
809
setts;
Pirates
vs.
Thistles,
Rockets
vs.
King
Pinners.
Atomics
vs.
Midgets.
October
30
Headpinners
vs.
Rockets,
Thistles
vs.
Atomics.
Co-op
vs.
Midgets;
King
Pinners
vs.
Pushovers,
Pirates
vs.
Mc-
-
,
i
'
t
MILLER
BAY
U.
i
finauu
it
i
M.
Kelly
I33
P.
Roberts
124
'
M.
Morton
70
M.
Vincent
-
1
41
Handicap
...
78
Totals
699
LUCKY
STRIKES
B.
Da
vies
110
M.
Scharfe
133
C.
Barrle
182
A.
Postuk
110
J.
AYarren
199
Handicap.
:
74
Totals
803
VARIETY
E.
Feasby
I.
Lyke.gaard
T.
McKlnwori
F.
Cembella
...
A.
McLean
....
Handicap
Totals
107
156
101
1C7
206
107
84i
IDEAL
CLEANERS
H.
Schmidt
.
J54
V.
suden
8a
R.
Suden
13Q
D.
Balllnger
165
3.
Camipagnola
.
..
191
Handicap
84
Totals
828
ORANGE
O.
Nekton
A.
Denton
E.
Anderson
-P.
Andrew
H
Piper-Handicap
Totals
68
131
15
96
100
109
655
215
121
9q
U3
94
11a
88
77
157
252
78
78
722
676
182
129,
129
129
138
140
272
15(
IM
W
74.
74
989
744
182
136
115
86
120
109
134
153
245
105
107
107
903
592
107
138
107
UC
166
92
157
143
148
231
84
84
179
814
70
77
182
?7
86
93
83
128
134
lit
109
109
664
615
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October
16
Rockets
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Thistles,
Atomics
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pushovers
vs.
Pirates:
Midgets
vs.
McMeeklns,
Head-pinners
vs.
Co-op,
Lipsetts
vs.
King
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October
23
McMeeklns
vs.
Reddy
Kilowatts,
Ca-on
vs.
Pushovers,
Headpinners
vs.
Lip-
Meeklns,
Lipsetts
vs.
Reddy
Kilowatts.
November
6
Pushovers
vs.
Midgets,
Lipsetts
vs.
Pirates.
Mc-
Mr
ekins
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vs,
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vs.
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Pirates
vs.
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Headpinners
vs.
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King
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vs.
Reddy
Kilowatts;
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vs.
Midgets,
Atomics
vs.
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ed
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protection
under
extreme
winter
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J.CHASSIS-Lubricate
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3.
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Remove
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Check
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Clean
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battery
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This
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than
ever
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the
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