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Thuireday, Auge 13, 1933,

CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.

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Thursday, August 13, 1953

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them, the ‘Travelling Gavel”
which has been making the
rounds of Kiwanis Clubs in Dist-
rict, Six, the idea being to insti-
gate inter-club visiting. The Cas-
tlegar Club will now have to re-
turn the gavél to.its owner club
Chewelah, the Home of Lieuten-
ant Govenor, Everret Jenne.

>. CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C. _

a smart play to shortstop.

It remalned for Hoodikof{ to
+ |add the clincher, He ‘was first ot
» [bat for the Juniors in the crucial
last of the..ninth, The count on
him was two and two when in
came the final pitch, just where
he wanted it, He swung, and con-
nected to send the ball on a long
journey into the outer recesses
of left field.

aged.
This Week’s Schedule

‘inter-Village Softhall -

Friday — Juniors: vs ‘Kiwanis,~"::
Monday — Kinnaird vs Juniors,
Wednesday — Waldies vs Ki-

wanis, . :

ry

Pontidts th Two Straight -

Castlegar Cubs, playing « near-
ly flawless ‘game, eliminated the
Trail Motors Pontiacs from the
Trail and District Fastball League

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Five Years Ago
This Week
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which can be attached to the Vil-

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Editor

Pete Hoodikoff, pitching his
first game for the Juniors, won
his own, ball game in the lest half

f the Hinth with a soaring smash

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fielder's choice play that cut An-
selmo off at third ‘and Nicol then ||.
flied out to shortstop ‘for the| >.

- CHUCK?S
TRANSFER

EDITORIAL

Civil Defence — A Community Obligation

Police, fire, public utilities and

other municipal services, stand-

Cigarette Smokers, Beware! ing by to protect and serve their |
‘The classic exemple of a person with heavy ibilities is employers—the people “under all counted upon to lend a Hand Ja ML. A. srs Ciibs’ thiis ‘Won the right to rolling, FH eounter’ at the “Castl "
Atlas, hero of ancient mythology, who supported the weight of the|py Civil Defence so neritloa ne Se ee ar. rhe Custled te yaa ped : B. H U B E R ' maeet the league leaders, ‘the | ginj \f Park, ‘Friday ‘event; legar Ball | was hit’more freely, being notch- |}! Drop
: . ‘own Point nine, in a best of] j -) Parl, Friday ‘event, _ Jed tor ‘six hits ahd two walks, oar rcp ranasieta
five finihts,’ Hirst ‘gunie of ‘which | a4 In. what wos undoubtly one of }but was top notch in the whitt, toned

: i world on his shoulders, His modern t, in the form the B kb a ve a ee It is inherent in democratic s0-
a months at least, is the cigarette smoker. : , [mucleus 0: angencies for dealing|ciety that the community be in| meeting nights of 15.20 and en- kk Guarante was played last night, the. finest | 1 slat iki
Wh ‘We .don’t mean that we're against cigarette smoking and with disaster, : a position to enlist such ‘services| rolment in the Castlegar Scouts Mork Guaeney ,_.Reed,Hicken. Sat the full dis- kit at.the pei pte oy pins ee striking ‘out 10 ‘batters
hil oe”. the very nature of their em-| from all who belong to, and bene-|totals 22 with a good turnout on | Box 522 Phone 4922 Yance ch the mound for Cubs in stew opened phe e ane with thre se ch oa eat ik PE innalnd befriend
both games, Vanelli started on fourth. ‘Their chucker, Phil Plot-|dies, and one aveee agelaet Wel : naind B.C.

ie smokers. But in the remains of every cigarette, rests the weigl
i of a province's future. ;
Every year ‘when the fire toll of our precious forest wealth

z computed,

- js “the greatest enemy of our forests.”
That forests are integrally

i the lowly cigarette butt figures heavily’ among the
‘ causes. That is why forestry officers have said the cigarette. butt

connected with’a major part of this

ployment, public servants in all
i

with mass disaster, such ‘as war
would bring.
Every able-kodied Canadian is

fit by, that society.
A

such are civil
workers and this, according to
officials. co-ordinating the count-
ry's preparedness program, Cx-
tends even to those who work in
municipal offices or hold jobs
which, normally, do not call for
the type of action which emerg-

is

SP
many municipalities are enroll-
ing in their civil defence services,
and giving special training to
large numbers of men and women
who have indicated their. willing-
ness and ability to serve in time
of emergency. There is urgent

$700.
Mr. H. Vickers, Village Clerk,

lage truck for clearing of streets
in winter. The purchase price is

represented the Village at the
funeral of the late J, L. Webster,

with an average attendance on

meeting. nights. +
The “162 foot steamer, Minto,

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25 years /experience

Castlegar, 'B.

which makes two trips a week

between Robson and ”

celebrated her 50th. anniversary.
The Teen Town Clippers Ball
Club’ visited New Denver on Sun-
day andthe results of the game
have given great hope for a BC.

PARK ELECTRIC |
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... DEALER’

| the mound for. Pontiacs in Fei-
-| Sofiak part way through thé con-

yy Plotnikof?. who. clouted a two

semifinal ‘playoffs, in ‘two straight
games with a 5-1 rout at Trail
Friday. evening and a 3-2, twelfth
inning triumph at Castlegar, Sun-
day evening, i :

day’s garne, relieved by Johnny
test crs sie ;
“tie winning ‘blow “for'. Cubs
Priday, was struck by Rocky

run homer.

third out.

Cub at bat. in their halt of the
twelfth flying out to the pitcher.
Two pirich-hitters started thin;

Ray Hamilton was the first

to'detp fett tela ‘for a homeriin
that gave Juniors a 2-1 win over
the Waldies nine in a ‘thrilling
and ‘auperbly -played. Castlegar-
Kinnnaird Softball : League. en-

nikoff, hit.on the head a pitch-
edb ni pen ecoanety re ree.
yenge, belted the noxt:pitch into
the, tall :grass. behind the left
fielders for a homerun, in‘ the
fourth." pee

Juniors were ‘unable ‘to retali- '*

On the mound, young Hoodi-
koff pitched a superb game al-
owing guly eee ‘scattered hits

no ‘walks, and striking
one batter. ~ a “

Waldie chucker, Phil Plotnikoff,

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province's economy and progress, past, present and future, is some-
. Sunday. ‘evening's. game- was

! thing ‘we are all aware of. We all know that more than 50 per cent need,’ in many places, for more

ency would demand.
to act as’ auxiliary

Since the of nor- Championship in’ the . “Little

‘World Series” to be played off

u can Save :many ‘hours: often days —

locals, Hicken gave up nine hits

passed ball -put

and the d items. p d from that timber!

to every man, woman and child in the province.

i A: forest fire, then, whether it is a bush fire ‘in ‘this district,
sawmill, fire near Prince George or a raging inferno on
Island’s forested acres,

‘| of the-total income of British. Columbia, comes from the timber cut

More than $350 million dollars is poured into the life stream
of our province each year directly from our forests, a bonus of $350

Vancouver
is of utmost concern to every resident of the

mal amenities in the community
is a local concern, with services
constantly employed to ensure
the safety, comfort and well -
being of the citizen, Canada looks
to these very agencies to spear-
head measures which may be
needed to tackle problems be-
yond anything they usually en-
counter. :

The. whole framework of civil

a

police, firemen,” utility workers
ete. for duty on lines of com-
munication, with transport at wel-
fare centres and most important
of all, as wardens in their own
localities. Only when the ranks
of these services are adequately

in Vancouver on September .6.
The score was Castlegar 20, New
Denver 1. oa

20 members of the Trail Kiwan-
is Club visited the Castlegar Club

Corner ‘Maple and
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Tuesday night, bringing with

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filled and the have
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Hf * province ‘ may ‘be required. of them, can a palais Sa eceeseneacate
, ei ail defence has been built around i i Walter Pi iene Meeneg asia et $5 Rat Ne
y : Over the past' ten years, there have been a total of 17,000 forest o community feel that it’ possesses r Poogy, and a two bagger 5 A jainil u htt
fires in‘the province. Of these, 11,000" or '65_per. cent were man- OE sovarn! Haden for. Sealing des : ny nese Ay licken. Junior-Waldies Decide Bs rate by See eae
caused ‘and,$,000 were caused by careless e and ments assisting by P' ing faci-| ner S or protecti a a TICKERDERG’S Z EE Vf Won't witntdl’eé cort ic A single’ by; Zinnle: andl three July 22 P rotest T ‘ussle 8 ‘passed ball; ‘he attempted: to
‘That means there have been asta ds of cigaret- | lities -for_ training, equipment, | Sitizens. rare, L: C R Gr e en’s Ele ctric ¥ Sits low for greater comfort | tlacs to deadlock matters fn the prler eorcentrner apart! steal horhe but’ was trapped'oa|:
te smokers. in the-province who did not realize their responsibility ete. and he federal’ govoromens RURALS AREAS, TOO BEAUTY PARLOR M 4 permite free stiding ottie*'. | seventh “however .and, then © the cane July protest game, in which - a
of the provnce.That many still do not realize it, is all too] Coordinating og ages Of PI Residents of unoganized rural / Established 1939 ELECTRICAL . now at this store game. settled down to a furious e “forgotten man’ -r'the score- ft ; sect | et
tothe'rest ob Cate pat many ; : paredness’annd helping the Bro-| eas have a roll to. fill in pre- CONTRACTING ; Sitcher’s ‘duel once ‘agains: | ReCPer 7, came. up with records ‘Eagles Down W: Idi m
apparent, Witness.the recent Kinnaird bush fire started by “the cig-| yinces to build up strong defen- pared nese es wine ae oe pre Complete Beauty Service ¥ i Pines ts Bee ae that didn’t quite agree with what | av c. al les ile.
arette butt of a passing motorist.” - 4 ‘ sive forces. tections may never undergo direct Ladies’ Modern Haircuts Free Estimates f in-the first iret reread the players -- Waldies and Jun- 5-3’ Monday ‘Evening:
Now we don’t.believe the careless smoker throws his burning MOBILE SUPPORT co enemy attack, their facilities and PHONE 2661 S _ PHONE 3571 Me i . ever, but could manage ‘5 nly a for, urs. a ‘thought they should | Sona tk eee 5
} butt out.the window. with deliberate intentions of starting a fire (a skills will be needed if ever dis-|{| Maple St. Castlegar Box 384 ‘Castlegar it Lae - [2-1 lead. Saad cided at the Castlegar Hnelly: ae: ies chucking we iit 1h stele
! . x . . S _*, : % Ry eee - . . farry a
that will perhaps put loggers oyt of work; cause erosion and soil Sexe; [aster comes to Canada on, the | Ce re ip ‘An error put Julie Bilisky oa! Friday night. ark, | Gave: the Eagles nine’ incrensed
scale that can. be visualized. A ef _ | base: d Vanelli é e s easec
i DORTRAITURE Bg Bh i ‘ sand Vanelli was-then re-) Oo, July 22, the game end- their hold on first place in ‘the

{a bang-Up thriller, right from the

.{growd of over 600 lustily cheering
‘fins.

first pitch until the final clout
in the third overtime‘irning, and
was enjoyed by gn enthusiastic

. Behind the nine hit chucking
‘of veteran mound ‘ace, Reed Hick-
en, Cubs opened. the scoring -in
the ‘sixth “stanta ,on .a-single, by

tired on a throw from second: to

and tallied five strikeouts, Losing

chucker, lanky Elsio Vanelli, alsa
gave up.nine hits and struck. out
six batters. There were no walks
in the ‘game, satay ‘
: Umpires were Bill. Wadell ‘of
Trail’ at the plate ‘and:G.; Georg-
etti of Trail on the. base paths.

a Plotnikogt ...
seeond ‘and Hoodikoff; on . third.

however: had aetes onthe
play ‘and came ;home ;on :a‘wild
pitch to tie ‘the -score, ' et

Earl Saliken almost put Wald-
ies .in: front -agein-in -the ‘eighth,

Castlegar-Kinnaird Softball

when'.you FLY to your destination, wherever
Flying time gar to

Pes ee ane es is : A
ks 7 iting ont ji ox dina 2h cover! i dak a tect. | PORTO i er
N ane ed upon to look after refugecs BAY: PE yar first. Mush Ansel ed, the scorekeeper said, with the a e
perhaps turn a thriving community into a ghost town overnight. from stricken places’ and, where ant NEMS ee CARBERRY’S LIMITED a:bunt put _Giselino sagt? and et th 5-4, for Juniors, "one half eee eae Wonaien night
5 they have established such ser- z i " j - . ‘land brought Bilis! {Qf the final inning having been : ey le's crew @
No the a ead Gin and ae nae Be ene we a im: La vices for their own protection, At Reasonable Rates FLOWERS eaten é itn amid by. prshatanah pee home: Be i played... The , players, howecer: 5:6 setback, a
the other careless people who Benue yar ines a at wreak just) AND RECEPTIO they may be. workers dealing POT ER Co PME My : i age 4 mutually agreed the score should’ After a homerun by Wallace
with incidents in other places. FUNERAL, HOME and have read 5-5 at that point and Horning in the third stanza and ag fs A Peawecl =

bi on Friday, play began with thet?,‘un in the fourth by Cliff Tip- bet - ind

such havoc, are just and

thr the pi
wake up to their responsibility and act accordingly.

“to
ht . The fact that they can be prosecuted for
should act as a deterrent if nothing else.

their carelessness

Se We therefore"add: our voice to Yhose of ‘newspapers and othér | YOLUNTEERS. NEEDED
ii and urge all cigarette smokers

able to

But, as crises they will face
will undoubtly be. far beyond.
their normal ‘capacity, the ‘civic
services are: not expected to be
cope with them -without
ble help from the rank
and file citizens of their commun-

In the main, the “open” spaces
of Canada are being organized
as mobile support and reception
areas, where emphasis. is on wel-
fare and medical. services, to

the larger places may require to
send out to them.

handle the great numbers’ of
casualties and evacuees which

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last half.of the ninth frame, Ju-
niors at bat,” ~~ iis
Juniors were retired .in' quick
order by Waldie hurler Phil Plo-
nikoff‘and Waldies came’ to bat
to start’ the. tenth inning, W.
Smith flied out to the pitcher but
Lorne Zinio clouted a two bagger
to left field and ‘came home on

Paul Horcoff,-
ploded with..three more. runs :in
the: fifth to take a 5-0 lead, as
Cheveldave chalked up 10 of. his
11 strikeouts’ in these innings.

An error which put. Lorne

ping on an error and _a single by |-
the. Eagles ex- }.;

Zinio on. bases and a_ triple by |
Phil Plotnikoff enabled Waldies |:

a We ‘Now Have.

 Homogenized :

‘ Evil Consequences

outs ‘to his credit.

ities, z
k 3 bec 4 ait They will require large num- Civil -defense, officials point Leo 38e For every make and model I
i The Hamilton group attending the annual convention at Orillia | pers of volunteers’ to reinforce] out, is total preparedness — not Di A Bos teh WRINGER ROLLS ‘ Cc e ‘if |two passed balls to make the ae come back with one run in
of the Ontario Provincial Council of Women was responsible for | their ranks, and they are already | merely of possible target areas jiamonds — Watches Rebuilt: Washing. Machines : astlegar offices every . at score 6-5 for Waldies. SN Bal seventh: Two ‘walks, two
a resolution which put on record the Council’s opposition to the | being provided, in many muni-] or even of populous commune eae fi se? acee 3 MONDAY WEDNE a a hake Hina ae tenes ae Eh ie eu and 18 single by| 4 .
. . d 1 tly being si nt by th +g |cipalities with tional equip-| but all the people, w! erever they a SY i : : i S 2 0 more runs}: a : : J
' augraniee jninual WegeveurEenEy Rene NS ment, as ‘well as with special] may live, Civil "defence means u Columbia Ave. — Castlegar * SDAY ~ FRIDAY ee pacha bath rarest al: a Waldies in the eighth to end), oe
. ; . training, to cnable them to deal’ everyone, wherever he may live. F bg ret a a loodikoff, the chuck- le scoring, i ro : ee
It may. be a’sumed that the women of Hamilton have some : ~ 5 = ; rom 2 p.m. : =i landed on bases with a single... Losing .chuckér Phil Plot-|" ‘ ;
q The concluding article in this prepardness series, from the Depart- = = = é ‘ H \ eae to brine ‘thelr runner in, ilcott was tabbed for five hits y TRY iT t IT’S : coep
2 zs thus, tcok a 8-5 loss,[a 7 le ort 1 -
Kinnaird Taxi nd Jone with four s . oe i ,

knowledge of what is implied in the guaranteed annual wage since e FS “4 5 5 2 a : i ny
; i Health ‘Welfare, Ottawa, will deal with the Unt { :
as Canada’s steel capital, has been the sounding poard for net sof Natene total ang, *, tish ry a : il Further Notice ‘ iQ] |their third straight defeat.

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‘ what has been said so far on the subject by the union’s leaders.

DAY OR NIGHT

Kais And Kinnaird Flyers Eliminated From .

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Main eriticism of the Provincial Council was that a gi oe - SERVICE
. annual wage for steelworkers would raise the price of steel, with a . ro . ‘ Eremenko Buildin; von
- ‘attending evil consequences, One is that higher steel costs mean Kinnaird Students At $I 15 In Fines Levied enko Building PHONE 3091 West K 0 of ena Pla off S . L iW
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Another is that higher steel prices
which would make our, goods
f£ our|ing a week long conference
high school on the Uni-
ted Nations at Vancouver.

Jack and Eddy Collinson,
of Mr. and Mrs, W. Collinson
Kinnaird, are representing the
Stanley Humphries High School

‘lin the third games of their -best
of three semi-final with Rossland
Flickers and the Shavers Bench
Ladies last. week,

T ing, the

ladies dumped the‘ local’ Kats 12-
9, at the, Castlegar Ball Park, in
a close, contest that saw. the
score tied till the sixth, whén| - |” : : is
Rossland broke loose with a three| "ym" gm >“ ;

run eruption,.adding three ;moze /
tallies in the eighth to the four |).

for Shavers, giving up six hits,
walking seven and striking out}’
Six, ed .
. Phyllis Scala was mound start- |:
er for. Flyers, relieved by Ann
Marshall who’ gave “up 14. hits,
struck out two and walked four."

of Jiving for the whole public.

mean higher manufacturing ‘costs,

that much more difficult to sell abroad at a time when some 0:
produets are already being priced out’ of export markets,

The ladies also noted that a guaranteed annual wage would give

steelworkers, already a high-paid group, 100 percent unemploy-

ment insurancé at the expense of the farmers, small business oper-

ators, the majority groups of. unorganized workers, and the million

‘or so organized workers who, would not have the wage guarantee.

‘two Kinnaird lads are attend-|. Three speeding charges, and
for |two other cases resulted in fines
ling $115 and $27 costs met-

ed out by Stipendiary Magistrate

sons | W- H. Taylor in Provincial Court,
of |Castlegar last week.
i Cecil E.’ Askeland of Kinnaird,
received a fine of $10 and $9.50
at the special seminar ‘on the costs on a common assault charge,
United Nations, being held all|the offence occuring on Saturday
this week at the University of | evening, August 1.
B.C. Campus in Vancouver. Lester Raymond

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} Foal subst ones = . Vi ver. ayy. | Warfield was fined $50 and $5.50
K ] B U hy D E P 0 T Sponsored by the Dnited Nay costs for-failing to remain at the the Kats were able to add.
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. e of an accident near China . y rf
; Cor FEE SH OP . ||| couver branch, the seminar be- pase "Alek zs javalved WA LDIE . : Kats , threatened _ with | loaded
i , - : - - gan Monday morning and will Creek in which he wir inves Desmond T. Liftlewood : |bases'in the last half of.the ninth
i . close Saturday ‘noon.’ It includes in a minor collision with another LUMBER & BUILDING . pee ie but their next,two batters popp-
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i aye 1) u Vv e n | i § \UN; ‘Canada and the UN; The all ant aaa Mia oth ne oy otsalea Wed 2:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. on the mound for the locals, tabb-
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speakers as Gener: ‘ictor Od- . ae : : 2 ‘ sot Be ate _ : : went the distance fe ers|°
L 2 ; ‘ iB Ai \ium. There are also UN films and Re Hobson was Resets gs A with 8 hits and 2 wales mee
group. di: if on the lectures. 7 a ih ‘ % g we. P . | strikeouts. Gerry Deft 4
. na aa ‘ through whee! . y : ¢ : ; j y oe | was
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f 1 Bas : i Grouse ‘Mountain Chair lift; 3 oung Farmers From ccc eean Fume SEE Make sure of your plans Kats took the first game of the
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é Prescription : : will be an address by Sir Glad-| gian Pacific Airlines trom‘Tokvo Ed. Montgomery, Mer.- W. Sharples; Phone 4942 | ‘OPEN A d : » land and the series ended here.
wed : piece ees tne Valted will hY Kazuvoshi Uernatsu, 19.|4 ‘SAVINGS Y : Rinna ee aecelved their
; 4 ; ingdom. Mis ichiko Hikasa, “19, i elimination: in their thi
; PH ARM ACY i Sir. jGledwyn will vadiress 6 a le ty the Bere govern: — a apa == ACCOUNT AT ae ate | Qith She Die peaeh thir | Fame :
5 E Vii av: seminar on-some, aspect of Uni- t 3,000. $ oa ‘ " i we on r f at Trail; having: i 2
ae parole Son ee Wied Nations, tomorrow evening ment from 1000000 members ot{] Dutch Maid’ Bakery #1” Kinnaird: Service _ eee p30 | street Kinmirds 24-15 ond :
in AS LE a a B a E i ‘e following dinner at the Brock|'sttend the Junior Farmer Show ta, : PORTABLE h ; may : dropped the second’ at’ Trail, ‘24- hid
BF a5 ag ee § A : at the PNE‘as guests of the Ex- ‘ ; ‘ARO WELDER ( d B k . : =
q Even ty to i] cy R ho iG : ’ Eady and Jack will give their | pibition. . : Birthday Cakes, Eh : e ) na la n 4 a n vos In the third session, the Trail- — - q : Em .
. f FOR YOUR NEEDS 5 . ‘
A : : MEA | setiow students at Stanley Hum-| © The Junior Farmer Show is . Wedding Cakes eee oe WotR ete : | ites bounced the Flyers 14-8 with SH.COLUMBIA FOREST- SERVICE ©
im MF |Snies ‘High, a complete account| scheduled for the first four days Anniversary'Cakes.. “Wl “WREeoRER, SERVIC OF Commerce ‘|'Ev" Wilmot” pacing ‘the winners EPARTMENT..OF LANDS AN sah
of thelr impressions and experi-|of the PNE which, this year, Pa ONE 3240 ‘ Weg. wink Ph ee . 7 : : " A ..at bat, with 8 runs batted in-and i‘ <4 a .
OPEN TUESDAY — THURSDAY — SATURDAY NIGHTS ences following the reopening of runs from August 26th to Sept- pi lone : . ; three singles and a three run HOF eee ee
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