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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 19, 1952
Page
7
Dauphin fans saw the Red Birds win 4-2 over Yorkton as pitching by Johnson powered the team to a second straight victory and extended their home games win streak.
Metro Crystal tamed Dauphin 4 to 2 as Yorkton built a 7 hit night led by Johnson and Kalichak. Ken McIntyre and Don Wilson posted key hits while Harry Prystal tripled and stole home for Yorkton Uwir. Fielding standout came from Metro’s RHE Yorkton, making a pivotal second and third base stab to halt Dauphin threats.
The mixed tournament at the Country Club nestles into a three club rotation with teams of two men and a woman. Play starts at 4 pm Thursday with entries closing at 4 30 p m. Aiming to beat May’s 57 winning score, the event includes club draws and team draws, plus clubhouse entertainment and golf films after play.
Neepawa town council discussed a proposed fire hall layout presented by W L Kateinihoof of Fitz Mann and Co architects. Winnipeg architects will prepare preliminary plans and specifications by June 16.
Bantam and little league squads played only exhibition games this week as fields stayed damp. Cruise Dairy led by Warren Fordyce and Barmsteads led by Bobby Paul each fielded new team names, with Dent Bros led by Jerry Rafter. Scotts beat Careys 5 3 with Dunc Kabel and John Wallace starring, then crushed Travellers 15 4 on Kabel’s three hitter, as Johnnie Wallace hit two triples. Dauphin’s Dauphinites routed Roblin 20 7 with Tom Love’s five hitter, while Bunny Small and Dunc Kabel held Roblin to one hit in a mixed exhibition against Dauphin’s team.
Professional wrestling debuts in Dauphin on Monday June 23 with a three bout card. Headliners Joe Pazandak and Dirty Dick Raines bring Winnipeg and U.S. circuit experience. Montreal’s Paul Baillargeon faces Rudy Kay in the mid card, while Ole Olson and Al Kornberg close the program.
Rimbey Alberta marked its golden anniversary in early June with whiskers old-time dresses and frontier spirit as residents celebrated the town’s 80 mile south of Edmonton heritage.
The Dauphin town council approved an amendment to by law number 80 from 1901, permitting barb wire at the top of a fence around the D.M.C.C. grounds above six feet. The meeting also discussed road access for SE quarter section 15, dog pound costs, welcoming the Dauphin Kings, town hall piano tuning, and CN rail crossing observations.
Dauphin built a 12 10 victory over Yorkton in a wild game at Yorkton last Thursday to notch their third win of the season. Ken Stacks pitched well for Dauphin as Kalichak and Wilson led the offense with multi hit nights and Rob ie Johnson introduced to the lineup with a solid performance in center.
Dauphin Red Birds snap two game skid with a ninth inning, two out rally to beat Roblin 5-4 at D.M.C.C. Frank Goran pitched eight strong for Dauphin, while Roblin's Washington struck out 15 in a losing effort. Fisher led Roblin with a 3-for-4 day including a triple, as Dauphin got RBIs from Fee Goran Kalichak and Smigelski in key runs.
Dauphin's three game winning run ended with a 7-0 loss to Gilbert Plains on Wednesday night. The Red Birds were stifled by Plainsman pitching, managing only three hits across seven innings as the locals scattered runs in the first and fourth frames.
Manitoba residents received 1 084 138 in life insurance death benefits for the first three months of the year, up about 35 000 from 1951. Canadian life insurance officers report 847 502 on 359 ordinary policies, 64 044 on 229 industrial policies, and 172 592 on 92 group certificates. Nationwide Canada first-quarter death benefits total 25 677 404.
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