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Clippers Drop Two in Prince
QUE-SNJIL Ciipptrs dropped
a double header to Prince
George Athletics on Sunday,
Both games were played in
Prince George. The A's copped
the first game by a narrow
4-3 count and took tlie
second by an 8-7 "margin after
Clippers had staged a
great comeback.
It was a three-run rally in
the second inning of the opening
game that paved the
way for Alliletics' win. Clippers
opened the scoring with
a run in the first inning.
The Athletics runs were all
of the uneared variety. Pitcher
Dion of Clippers walked
thi-ee batters, hit another wilh
a ))itched ball, and cut loose
with four wild pilches to let
the three i-uns come in.
Kopi)a tool\ over ;!t the er^d
of (lic- S'.'C'onrl and ga\-e up
only (Jiu' hit iiii" the' baianco
of Ihe gariie. But thai hit was
the one that hurl. Il pul Bafkman
on Hr.sl aiirl he cam;' in
wilh what pi'oved !o b(- the
winning run on a liekler's
choice and an ei'ror at short.
Clippers tied the game up
in the fourth after they had
scored theii- second lam in the
(hii-d inning.
In the nightcap Swain started
on the mound for Clippers
and he ran into immediate
trouble. Before the inning
was over Oliver was on the
mound and Athletics were
out in front with six runs.
Despite the bad start Clippers
fought back hard. They
picked off a run in the second
and again in the fourth. In
the fifth they hammered big
Hugh Glazier from the mound
and went on to score their
fifth and tying run of the in-
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A NUMBER of ancient English
churches arc replacing their
equally ancient roofs with alumi­
num. One of these is the Chapel
cf St. .lames in the village of
Nether Warlon, Oxfordshire. Its
lead roof, originally laid in 1665,
brought .C478 as scrap — enough
to pay the whole cost of installing
the new roof.
It is a neat example of how,
while most metals have been get­
ting more expensive through the
centuries, the cost of aluminum
has been going down. Aluminum
Company of Canada, Ltd. (.Alcan)
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Pase 6 - CARIBOO OBSERVER - Thursday, July 9, 1953
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and set the Prince George f
ciub down in order. They =
V'ancov'.ver
seemed on the point of tak- 1
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ing the lead in the top of the |
seventh when Buchia doub- 1
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led and then stole third, but i
tho threat petered out when § Hoy Bloc:-:
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Koyama flied out to right 1
field.
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The end came in the last of
the eighth when Spicer singled
for Athletics, moved around
to third on an error arid
a passed ball and then trotted
home on Franklin's solid single.
FIIE mo
Softbal! Loop
Sets Schedule
SCHI'DULK foi- il,:. l)aknnof
the si'ason was sell led ai
at i-e',-('!i! mer'ting of loca.l
ckdxs. Tin:'!'" an now I'Do.iteams
in the lowii kiop and
games will !)e n!a\-ed on
Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays, leax'in;.; Sunda\-:
open for oiit-of-1f)Wn games.
Following is the schedule
to August 31:
July in — Merchants vs.
Bees.
July 13—Bees vs. Terriers.
July 15—Quesnel Sawmills
vs. Merchants.
July 17—-Terriers vs. Merchants.
July 20—Bees vs. Quesnel
Sawmills.
July 22 — Merchants vs.
Bees.
July 24—Bees vs. Terriers.
July 27—Quesnel Sawmills
vs. Merchants.
July 29—Terriers vs. Merchants.
July 31—Bees vs. Quesnel
Sawmills.
Aug. 3—Terriers vs. Quesnel
Sawmills.
Aug. 5—Bees vs. Terriers.
Aug. 7—Quesnel Sawmills
vs. Merchants.
Aug. 10—Terriers vs. Merchants.
Aug. 12—iBees vs. Quesnel
Sawmills.
Aug. 14—Terriers vs. Quesnel
Sawmills.
Aug. 17 — Merchants vs.
Bees.
Aug. 19—Bees vs. Terriers.
Aug. 21—Quesnel Sawmills
vs. Merchants.
Aug. 24—Terriers vs. Merchants.
Aug. 2(i—Bees vs. Quesnel
Merchants.
Aug. 28—Terriers vs. Quesnel
Sawmills.
Aug. 31—Bees vs. Merchants.
Mr. and Mrs. Alf Hodges
and daughters Fay, Amy and
Ena returned Saturday from
a two-week holiday. They
travelled to Alberta via the
John Hart Highway, taking
the Big Bend route to Vancouver
before returning to
Quesnel.
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