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DAILY; EDITION us OE Saturday, J

CHAMPION WINNER OF
GOES OUT AGGREGATE

Eliminated. in Lieut. Col. F. W. Hutton Victorious
In Dominion Shoot

ugust 13, 1932

 

 

Somerville
Canadian Title Play

Sandy

 

LAMBION GOLF CONNAUGHT RANGES, OT-
ONTO, August 13—C. R. ‘Sandy’ TAWA, Aug. 13:—Lieut. Col. F. W
Somervilie»cf London, Ontario, de- Hutton, Toronto, won the grand

CLUB, TOR-

fending and four times Canadian aggregate of the present Dominion
amateur golf champion, was eli- Rifle Association’s annual meeting
minated in Friday's semi-finals| here acocrding to results issued on
play by Jack Came! Toronto, Friday

three up.and two to play

  

In the other semi-finals J. Tay-

lor, the dark horse of t

ment, defeated the fast American Repairs Are Being |
in the fight Will ee 4
Made at Hospit

Wallingford, Pa
ten.to go

Board Approves of Work Recom-
mended by House Committee

Dancing Party By
Naval:Officers, °Intticvator cates

Very Enjoyable On recommendation of the house

 

up anc
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mm e, the

Officers. of H. M. C. S. Skeena ciced last night to have John
and of.the wardroom mess of the Bremner make necessary repairs to
local unit of the Royal Canadian the plaster on the walls of the
Naval Volunteer Reserve ent hoespivai and nurses me at
tained a number of friends at a de- COSt not exceeding $70
lightful dancing party last night ir The board also ratified tne ac-
naval headquarters, the affair be- tio } ' house committee
ing of informal nature. Refresh- having new cables installed on
ments were served aboard the de- hospital elevator at a
stroyer 45. The government inspector had

 

 

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TOURNEY

/ Play to. Get Under Way Tomorrow
wet ua) | in Prince Rupert ‘Tennis Club
a cli Tournament

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Following: is the
day’s play tomorrow in

 

the annual

tournament: of the Prince Rupert
Tennis Club:

10:00 A.M.:—Wilding vs, Wright;
Hinton vs. Heilbroner

10:45 AcdMi—MeAfee: vs. Mitehell:
Currie vs. Dou s; Darton ys. Mc-

Donald

11:30 A‘M.—B. E. Bailey vs. Par-
low; R. Young, vs. Norrington

12715) P.Mi—Joslin vs. Bamford
McAfee: amd Darton vs. Tobey and
Mitchell.

Currie.and Wilding vs. Bailey and
Heilbroner; Mrs. Currie vs. Miss
Robertson.

2;00 P.M.~—Miss Pollock and Bam-
ford vs. Mgs, Douglas and Darton;

iS WINNER Miss Edgeumbe and Norrington vs
: u : Miss Friggell and Mitchell

" J 2:45 .P.Me—Wilding or Wright vs.
Australian Beats Bilh Miller of U.S Hinton or Heilbroner; Mrs. Currie
By Length in Single Seulls at and Young. vs. Mrs. and Mr. Ha-
Olympic Games worth.
; 3330:P-M.—B. E. Bailey or Parlow
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 13:—Japam,|y. R. young. or Norrington: Currie
Germany, Great: Britain and AUS- | 9, Douglas:vs. Tobey

tralia, shared honors, with United) 4.15, pygeuMiss Thompson and
events at the: tHeiproner) vs, Mrs. and Mr, Johns:

Stages in aquatic

Olympic Games yesterday. Mrs. Ourrié-and Young or Mrs. and
In the women’s high diving, finals,|yg,. Haworth vs. Mrs. Tinker and

three American girls outclassed the.| ys-ygordie,

rest) of the competitors. Dorothy; payers. will kindly, be on time

Pointin was first, Georgia Coleman) 4 nq supply their own. balls.

second and Marion Roper third.
Japan made.a cleam sweep of the:

 

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for men. Kiyukawa was _-first, Eriya)

OLYMPIC GAMES
second and Kawawatsu third. ; oe

Japanese: entrants. also lowered’ Doug. Friasele of this city has re-

a-records. in the. 1500+metre and '200+ | ceived) a, posteard from Miss S. A

metre: backstroke, races. Mills, principal of. Borden Street
In the. 44100 metres relay for wO- | Sehook, here, in whjch. she. tells of

in men, a United States. team led byj attending. thé* Olympic. Games at
the Helene Madison of Seattle was first Los Angeles where. she. is spending
f $64.- with time of four minutes, 38 sec-|the summer vacation visiting with

nds. Holland: was second, Great|her mother.

— recommended that new cables be Britain third, Canada fourth and

Baseball Postpened put
ae Other minor repairs about the
Owing to rain and wet grounds, hospital and nurses’ home are also

the Sénior League baseball] game being carried out luding an in- :

schetiuled for last evening between vestigation of the heating system: ©! Bidh Miller of the, United States. |
Elks and Sons of Canada was post- of the nurses’ home which has not Guillermo Douglas. of Uruguay, was;
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Japan: fifth : , Se.
Bobby Pearce of Australia, for the.
second straight time, won the, final |

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of the single. senls, a length ahead}

Great Britain fourth .
Im four-oared rowing Germany|
s first, Italy was second Po-
third and New Zealand fourth.
Britain won the pair-oared with-

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United States won the pair-oared

with coxswain with Poland second
France third and Brazil fourth

FOOTBALL

H.M.C.S. Skeena vs. C. Legion

TONIGHT, 6:30

CANADIAN
IN FINAL

Herace Gwynn, Toronte Boxer,
Went Long Way in Obympies—
U. S. Wins. Laerosse ; . =

 

 

 

 

 

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LOS ANGELES, Aug. 13:—Can-!
‘ 1 7 ‘ ‘
ada had one boxer in the fimals at bathing suit at Third and Ful-
the Olympic Games. He, was Horace. il
b nie reas | ton, but that's what Alice Doll
ywynn oO oromto,. niamweight,| aig in Hollywood—of course
who decisioned Villanueva of the shé used»a. beach bag
Phillipines in the semi-final Friday.|
Canada’s other hope, George |

Aughan Montreal heavyweight, | ,

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In the third final game of la-

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feated Ganada.7 to 4 to win the} Aug. 16—Round House vs. Navy.
series two to one, Aug. 17—Nayy vs. Station.
oouiinntanciiacettatnssiailh Aug. 23—Round. House vs. Sta-
SN Boyle, accountant’ here for | ‘ion.
the Canadian National Telegraphs,,
returned to the city. on the Prinee|
Robert this morning after spend-
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home in New Westminster,

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‘BROOKLYN
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Baston, Braves in National
League Standing

 

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NEW YORK, August 13 By
ehutting.out.the.New y k Giany
with one run, at: the Pp! Ground
yesterday, while the Phillies wo.
Winning am,easy victor er Big.
ton at Philadelphia, the Brookly

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Boston

Yesterday's Big Lea

 

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Brooklyn 1; New Y
Boston. 2; Philadelp

American League
Philadelphia -1; Bost
Detroit 1; Clevelar

Baseball Standing

National League

 

Old Country Soccer

SCOTTISH LEAGUB—FIRST
DIVISTON
Airdrieonians 5; Clyde 2
Ayr United 4; Queens Park 3
Celtic 3, Aberdeen 0
Cowdenbeath 4, Palkirk 3,
Hamilton Academicals 5,, Dun-
dee 1
Morton 3, East Stirling 0
Motherwell 3, Kilmarneck 3
Hearts 2: Partick Thistle 1.
St. Mirren 2, Rangers 0
| Third Lanark. 2, St; Johnstone 2
SOOTTISH LEAGUE—SECOND
DIVISION
Brechin: City: 3; Alloa 1
Arbroath 4; Armadale 1
Dumbarton 5, Goness. 1
Forfar Att.eltic 3, East Fife 0
Hibernians . 2, United 0
Monirose 1, Dumfermline A 1!
Queen of South 5: Leith A» 2
Raith Revers 9, Kings Park.1
St. Bernards 4, Albion R-1
Stenhousemuir 4, Edinburgh O 1

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Olympic Program
| SUNDAY, AUGUST 14
; Morning
| Chureh services

Afternoon
Horse jumping
Closing ceremony

BASEBALL _
SCHEDULE

Time Table for Seeond: Half of!
[ Intermediate League Season
August 14——Young Elks vs. Young
|8.0.C '
|' August 17+-Young Empress vs, |
| Young Elks '
} August: 21 Young S.O.C, vs,
| Young Pmpress

|| August: 24 Young Elks vs,

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Pacific. Coast League Cleveland 8
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