The Chilliwack Progress from Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada • Page 13

1 THE CHILLIWACK PROCKESS, Aug. 15, 10rf Wi We Or Won We? Monarch Close Magic Note Sets Track Record Wonder As Season Nears mound in the sixth, when led! knew how to win a game, when Carr thought Jim cattoni couiui do a better job. And he was they edged nut Coquitlam 7-6 in Last Games Sunday Standings Indefinite triple in the fourth to give Jim Cattoni the gas to clear the bases, and Don Holdeu's ninth inning double sent hi Bob Coughlin. Tommy Fenton's "Magic Note," the Queen of fi.C. race horses did something tiboi't adding her name to posterity Saturday when she set a new track record at Exhibition park.

lit. Third baseman C'attonf hurl their second whirl of the day ed like a trouper and kept the Maple Ridge nine sewn to their It was an all-round good day for stealing bases as far as Alex Fast was concerned. The speedy A last minute Coquitlam rally almost threw a monkey wrench into the Monarchs well laid plans however, when Co-quits came from behind a 7-1 lag with a five-run barrage in the bottom of the ninth. Chilliwack's wilting Monarchs are sitting on pins and needles this week, waiting to see whether or not they have succeeded in holding on to the fourth 'and final playoff spot in the Dewdney Baseball league. shortstop pulled three on Co quitlam and two on Moody in the afternoon.

11 runs. Cattoni struck out three, walked two and gave only two hits. Columbus' record was anything but impressive he allowed all 11 runs on 10 hits, seven walks and no strikeouts. Chilliwack held the lead only At me iiiumi-iu, nu c'uiiijjil-h." three strikeouts pulled on The Chilliwack mare set a record in the one and one sixteenth miles class, clipping two-filths ofT the former record. Her time was 1:42.2.

1 Earlier this season Magic Note 'set a new record for the six furlongs at Little Saratoga. She ran the spring in 1:10.4, but the record didn't last. Line Score Chilliwack 000 120 013 Coquitlam 010 000 005 Season's play winds up Sunday Stocky Bob Coughlin gave up more hits than John Wishlove, his Coquitlam counterpart (10 compared to nine) but he was backed up by errorless fieldwork them. MORE BOOBS laouiaiion oi points is avanauie, but it is expected that if the Monarchs can take two of their three remaining games they get Monarchs were busier in the once during the nine innings, when they pounded in three at the local park when Monarchs throughout eight of the nine a whirl at the trophy Outcome field than their opponents and four1 take on Maple Ridge in three I seven-inning tilts. First contest innings.

Beth men scored strikeouts. consequently made more boobs The locals had four errors chalk will be known Sunday. Uneasiness stems from a COMPLETE OCEAN SPRAY SINGLE PERFORMANCES Scorekeeper: Ed Dcrksen AB Hits Aver. RBI Ernie RatzlafT 78 26 333 17 Jack Derksen 67 23 343 15 Jack Weibe 83 25 301 25 Ernie Harder 61 30 495 21 Barney Thiessen 77 8 104 11 Pete RatzlafT 42 9 214 10 Elmer Klassen 65 23 354 16 Vic Kornelson 69 25 364 20 Rolland Neufeldt 21 2 095 3 Waldo Neufeldt 51 12 235 7 Dennis Klassen 10 1 100 0 John Harder 5 0 000 0 Rudy Reimer 10 2 200 1 Irvin Dyck 5 2 400 2 Elmer Neumann 1 0 000 0 Irwin Klassen 11 0 000 1 AB Hits Aver. Team Average 656 188 287 Pitching G.P.

V. L. T. Ernie RatzlafT 11 5 10 Pete RatzlafT 13 7 0 1 Rudy Riemer 11 7 12 Irwin Klassen 3 2 0 0 John Harder 2 10 0 Irwin Dyck 2 0 10 Track goers have reason to Monarchs came through with is slated for 1:00 p.m. ed against them while the As counters in the first.

Line Score Chilliwack 300 000 120 Maple Ridge 211 250 000 LOCALS WIN Monarchs went on to shew that believe that the mark set Saturday will last. And for quite fumbled only once. the only two long hits of the Friday, Monarchs warm up for game and both of them paid fcjg weekend when they meet Chilliwack had a monopoly on some time. Her time was so re all the good plays, which includ on the scoring end. Senior Langley in an exhibi- markable, that officials are check cd a double play and a hidden- Archie McLellan clouted a Ition game at the fair grounds.

despite public opinion they still ing the possibility that it may long line of recent Monarch losses which jeopardized their standing. Last week Monarchs gained only two points out of six, winning one of the three games played. Monarchs dropped 10 of their previous 12 meetings. ATHLETICS 7, MONARCHS 1 League leading Maillardville be a world record for this dis-tance in a bullring. The new record came as some what as a surprise to Fenton.The ball trick.

Maillardville smashed in five of their seven runs during the first two innings for a decisive lead. They added two more in the fourth, before Monarchs' Don Holden bumped a long single to score Harp Owen from second. local breeder had said before the race that The Note would win, but he didn't know ould smash a record. she Athletics handed Monarchs a 7-1 Ipummeling Friday night at the Magic Note set the record grounds, while running the C. A.

Cotter-1 Agile Jim Cattoni stood out ell Memorial Handicap. I like a lone candle in the Mon- One casualty marred the eve ning. Second-baseman Gord Cov- archs attempt to squeeze a win erley was pulled in the third slashed thumb, after he 4rom the As. Cattoni blasted two with iiicuuius, me lavurue noise ui doubles for Emperor Caligula, 12-14 A D. was formance 0 two for three per- collided with a runner, the offensive end' and worked like a beaver while, proviaca wan an ivory manger, a golden drinking goblet and was given every honor deserving his rank.

Aiapie mages pioaaing nm-bermen shewed the Monarchs MONARCH BATTING AVERAGES what they can do when they get a red hot pitcher behind them, as thev trounced the dumbfounded his squad was on the field. Play was moderately tight and innings were anything but lung. Average number of batters per inning was a little under four for the Monarchs and a little over four for Meadowlands Round-Up Par points winners at Meadow-lands last Sunday were: Len Adams 27, C. G. Swan 24, Paul Raike 24, Jo Hadlield 24 and Earl Butchart 23.

In the ladies' hidden hole competition, held yesterday, Mrs. Chilliwackians 11-6 Sunday afternoon at Hammond. Ridge's Heimo Pennamen burned through the locals' powerhouse hitting brigade so fast Tk Senior squads managed The two total of 16 the six- tnat nothing couia siop mm. hits during Roy Winch emerged with Mrs. Jack Margach as 4 ner-up.

Alex Fast 356 Archie McLellan 306 Ted Karr 295 Carl Huth 289 Bob Coughlin 286 Don Holden 277 Harp Owen 275 Neil Price 271 Jim Cattoni 261 Budsy Usher 215 FRIDAY Iangley vs. Monarchs SUNDAY, starting 1 p.m. TRIPLE-HEADER 2 Afternoon Games Evening Game, 6:30 p.m. inning tilt. Losing chucker Joe Tufteland allowed nine hits, struck out three and gave up four bases on balls.

Performance of Maillardville's Dick Glaspie wasn't much better than Tufteland's. Monarchs bashed seven hits, walked twice and A team within himself, Pennamen fanned 15 men and did not give up one walk during the nine-inning tilt. Only weak part on his offensive was the number of hits he gave nine. Youthful Ronny Columbus was pulled from Chilliwack in ine iinais oi me aiuuiw two-ball Bob Wright and Marshall Lear will play against Gordon McKay and Fred Tunbridge. Selected to represent Meadow- lands in the Fraser Valley tournament are: Bob Wright, Ian Quality Plumbing For 1 and Macfarlane, Roy Herman CUft PLC I Pro held Gordon McKay.

A "junior clinic," says Dune Sutherland, will be this Saturday, August 18. PLUMBING an Cultus Club Wins Mill Lake Regatta POPULAR KIDDIE'S ATTRACTION any day of the week at Cultus Lake is the Kiddie-slide. Most youngsters out Tor a swim find time to breeze down the shute a few times before leaving for home. Staff Photo. Indians roaming the north American prairies had strict game laws, infractions of which were punishble by whipping.

JUST FISHING Cultus Lake Swim club copped the Abbotsford Regatta at Mill Lake Sunday gaining victories in almost all individual events. Here is a complete list of Cultus winners and their placing in There is no clay in a clay The pigeon is made of pulverized limestone bound with coal-tar pitch. BY MCGREGOR Softball Action Sardis and Army played to a 5-5 draw in a sollball game Monday night at Sardis. Dick Britton pitched the tight contest for the Sardis nine. Meanwhile, on the softball scene, officials say a schedule for the Kel-tone Trophy playoffs will be drawn up shortly.

Bar fishing derives it's name I are a few cutthroats coming up frnm tho mvrinH sand or era veil hut in ScDtember larae rainbows the various events Ten and under girls 25 yard har, tnat the Fraser moduces (vouns steelhead) jack cohoes freestyle sarviea Plumbing Heating Air-Conditioning We are here to help you solve all home heating problems on any of the above. For expert workmanship and for a job well done in your present home or for the home you are building contact us. We will be pleased to talk over your requirements with you. each year with the high water, and cutthroat are all on their New ones are made and old ones way up. There are a few large are destroyed each year, but us-jcohoe caught on our bars but not ually the same areas produce, nearly as many as the bars from CATER TO THE NAVY suitable bars to fish.

Some of Mission down to New Vvestmin- 1st Judy Vandrick. 2nd Opal Bai 3rd Marlene Campbell Ten and under boys 25 yard freestyle. 3rd Bob White. Twelve and under girls 25 yard freestyle. the better known ones in E.

Chilliwack area such as Tin landing at the foot of Wellington ave, Clarks Later on, in December and January there are some good catches Visitors for the past week with For Free Home Delivery Phone 4-3181 This advertisement is not published or displayed by the Liquor Confrol Board or by the Government of British Columbia. of Steelhead made. This is wheniMr nH Mrs Jnhn Hirkman wpvp field on the Ballam road, The Log Jam off Young road north, Peg Leg Wilson's off Wigham competition is really keen. Steel-1 Mr; and Mrs wm 0f neaa noies are naro. 10 una aim Rupcrt road, Carey's Point at the endiusuaiy entail plenty of walking Porter of Edmonton Mrs.

S. of the Jesperson road, ine jfs natural when a fisherman Pit and the Ferry landing give a considerable number of fisher finds a good spot he is reluctant i visited a few days with her to give it away. The forked stick, sister-in-law, Mrs. Syd Bamber which could well be the emblem and Mr. Bamber.

of the bar fisherman, is removed jrrs George Thomson a 1st Judy Buckingham 2nd Marlene Campbell 3rd Opal Bai Boys 12 and under 25 yard freestyle 1st Allan Head 3rd George Bai Diving boys 12 and under 1st David McDonald Diving 12 and under girls 1st Julie Lythgoe 2nd Lee English 3rd Linda Bai men many hours of good outdoor While the Navy caters to you. Learn food management plus the Navy skills of a Steward in modern Aircraft carriers, Cruisers, Destroyer Escorts and Minesweepers. Ypu must be physically fit with grade 8 or better education and 17 to 25 years of age. Go places with guaranteed fellowship and team work. See or write the: Naval Recruiting Officer 312 West Pender Vancouver 3, B.C.

TA. 5638 pleasure, as well as some very Chilliwack Plumbing Sheet Metal Co. good fishing at times and all signs that may give away hostess at a tea at her home on the fact that there is a good road Thursday last. Tea for steelhead in the river close byiwas served to Mrs. W.

Stevenson, I It's still possible on the bars of the Fraser to get a good feeling of being close to Mother Nature and taking time to enjoy some of the sights and scenes we have here in this beautiful pro are carefully obliterated. This is Mrs. Rendall, Mrs. Lawson, Mrs. all part of the fun in bar fishing Don Northgraves and Mrs.

Allan and if you haven't tried it -you're Rendall. Fourteen and under girls 50 n. C. Pook, Manager 21 Main Street Phone 7413 missing some real lun ana i eiaxd- vjrs. C.

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and Mrs. George Thomson. Mrs is an aunt of Mr.i September is usually me monin Rcports are slill quite spotty Leuchers when the Fraser has dropped th nnps rppeived Tumt enough to allow the bars to show, The river loses some of its speed Ten days of Vacation Biblej Where can I get a YES' to my QaCZflCxD request? and it's nossible to keeD a line in 'u llau' sl-uiaji mum was uu mi dllQ IIS pObMDie lO Mtp 11111111 41, th.iir 1 mite nnsilv MR famJ Boys 14 and under 50 yard freestyle 1st Jack Predigcr 2nd Blaine Median 3rd George Bai Egg and spoon race open 1st Don White 2nd Jack Prediger Diving open, Girls 2nd Louise Bai Girls 16 and under 75 yard free tfT.at ThtAOnJt THEY LIKE TO SAY "YES!" good depth water without using too much weight. Standard equipment for the Bar fishermen comprises usually a rod (from 6 to 10 feet, Glass, Cane or Calcutta) the Skagit last weekend. Grace t0 an end with a concert last hooked a large rainbow, estimat- Friday night, with each class ed at three to five pounds and taking part in the program, lost it.

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Get a prompt "YES" to your loan re- style Mrs. Henry Easer, Miss Ann Wiebe, Miss Marlene Penner, quest. Phone first for 1-trip loan, or come in today! Mrs. Jake Fiiesen, Miss Mary to 20 lb. test.

A good assortment aPlcce in the Veddcr of worm and Roe hooks, plenty Mr. Lamb turned the tables on of sinkers (a flat non rolling nls fishing partner Mr. D. II. II.

IvnM nnH Ints nf nationrP. I LOWthcr last Week and took a loans $50 to $1500 or mor on Signature, Furniture or Auto I Kornelsen, Miss Frieda Krocker. 1st Lee Ann rerguson 2nd Marilyn Russell Boys 16 and under 75 yard freestyle 1st Jack Predigcr 2nd Paul Heyes. i ana. 4 Mrs.

Scarbo and three sons. 7T1 KtBttin CtJ HI ft? finance I SVSTfM I The sinker is tied on the end nice cutthroat out oi ine laser Allan) Gary and jjmmie, spent of the line, about 18 inches Tin landing. i the past week in Vancouver with SEEKS? Mens' open 100 yard freestyle a las ofT is made with an aht waiter fcricson iook a iu i Mrs. Scarbo's sister, Mrs. Birkland.

to twelve inch snelled hook. steeincaa out oi me coquindi-allows the fisherman to feci the la on 8 lb spinning line and a bite without the fish having to devon minnow last week. He had Raymond and Norman Wisen berger of Huxley, spent i 6 YALE ROAD, EAST, 2nd Floor, CHILLIWACK Phone: 2-9211 Ask for the YES MANager OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE FOR EVENING HOURS loom modi la rtsidents of oil surrounding towm Pirienol Finonci Company of (onoda 1st Allan Swanzey 2nd Dennis Ferguson Womens' open 100 yard free style 1st Lee Ann Ferguson 2nd Marilyn Russell a counle more strikes but mis few days visiting their aunt and pull the sinker, giving him a better chance to hook his fish. uncle, Mr. and Mrs.

B. Atchison. In the Fraser below the Hope Traffic bridge two tag hooks are allowed and many fishermen place their second hook about the same distance above the first. sed them. Last weekend Cliff Ferguson, Gordon Davidson and Copper Ncwitt tried the Skagit.

They launched a boat at the Camp Five bridge and were going to fish downstream 6 or 7 miles. The only thing that stopped them was a log jam 4 miles down. The log jam was about 4 or 500 yards long, they pulled their boat over the jam until they could get up the bank and walked to the 3rd Judy Buckingham Mixed Relay Cultus Lake Swim Club Paul Heyes, Tom Burgcsss, Judy Buckingham, Louise Bai. Boys open 3 meter diving. 3rd Don White Boys open 1 meter 1st Jack Prediger.

WORMS and ROE BEST BAIT A good supply of worms and fresh cohoe steelhead roe, when available, are your best A wonderful day for the family A wonderful day for the family fish catchers. At present there by Canadian Pacific Princess steamer road on the bulldozer trail. They to Qualicum Beach FOR A COMPLETE REPAIR SERVICE TO ALL MAKES to Nanaimo by bus to beautiful Qualicum Beach for a picnic and swimming spend five hours (or more) at Qualicum Beach before returning. Adults: $4.20 return children under 12, half-fare, under 5 free. Your "Princess" cruise leaves Vancouver at 8 a.m.

or 11 a.m., return trip docks at Vancouver at 7:15 p.m. or 10.30 p.m. All Times Standard. TV and Ml had to pull their boat trailer by hand down to the edge of the river, load their boat, and pull it back. Who said fishermen are lazy? They passed through some lovely water but could get nothing large to take the fly.

They caught eight keepers and released lots of small undersized rainbow. That's the works for this woek. Don't forget to send in any story or incident you hear of about fishing. II a -jaiiCS. AMHERSTBURG, ONT VANCOUVER, SINCE 1930 McALPIHE ELECTRIC LTD.

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