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Practice Schedule Former Lightweight Champion’s

Saturday

October 8 1999

 

FOOTBALL

¥ ‘ SUBSCRIPTION RATES HIGH SCHOOL) — For Basketball Comeback Campaign Came to End SCHEDULE
= City delivery, by mail or carrier, yearly period, paid in advance .... 6.00 Wi th Pi if | Clima L Ni h |
i For lesser periods, paid in advance . per WeOK sccecscsccsssemmcsseoen 10° Hanson Senaters Won Lucky Game The following “practice schedule | i ut u x ast B ’ etober 1 “Booth ve Bod
@yimail to ofl parts of Morthem end Central British Columbia, Fe Obata metas Wister- iS announced by the Prinee Rupert asmocesta el _ oe
paid in advanee for yearly period . 8.0!) . " Rasketball Association: ee ee ee

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Contract rates on application. jthe standard of the games which Sunday weight fyom Vancouver, B.C. The! yed the fight and guided the reeling
Advertising and (ireulation Telephone ........................ 98 i the leaging teams put up. The Ob- 1:00-1:35—Tuxis. dazed Leonard was hardly able to | former champion to his corner.|
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Editor and Reporters’ Telephone _...... silica jata Braves had the ne on Nee in 1 :35-2:15—Panthers. stay on his feet under McLarnin’s| Over 18,000 fans witnessed the fight |
~ Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations last inning when the score stood 2:15-2:50—Comets-Meteors merciless barrage of rights and!| which took place at Madison Squart
TX 4-2 and the bottom of batting] »o 50-3:30-—Cardinal ie ote” ; in and filte. -C land Bowl
/ - list of the Senators coming up. But 3 ee lef s when two minutes and {ifty- Garden's Long Island Bows ;
DAILY EDITION veicagn Saturday, October 8, 1932 {4 series of errors on the part of 30-4:10-—Amazons five seconds after the start of the] At the end of the fu st round a
« , re :10-4:40-—Jap. Assoc, sixth round Referee Donovan stop- |left hook to the chin rocked Leon
‘ 7 the Braves’ infield gave the Sena- . ad :
bs ‘ih Sabi : ard and only the ropes saved him
e tors three runs to win. se eononds administered smelling
5 Son of N rw (| T Allen was in the box for the ee eee
a $ 0 ay ever iIny |Senators. He was traded for the Before The Battle salts during . ee we
i D . le T D d |hard-hitting Arney who went to Agen a " Baz dp " ' : a ;
‘i ance Enjoy ot ance at strengthen the batting order of the cond round a left upper-cut to th
Tigers jaw nearly finished Leonard. He
| M C | ol vent down for the count of nine
oose arni Obata pitched a good game for ‘went own
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F ; i va |\the’ Braves but he lacked’ support but came up again
- a ee ee ie One ew | to carry him through a winner. The former ere a
envows n | ; seemed to rally somewhat in the
Ve Av Rast | Miss Margaret Bruyn, five-year'| Del} made goo) catches in the ' F Fags gs .
5 Avenue Eas , | field for the Senators while for the third, fourth and fifth rounds bu
et old tap dancing pupil of Miss Tite, | Saekeeiet Wihdieniaie aitined dena Reng there was never any question of the
a alt made her first apvearance in public | y ny 8 outcome. He was little more than
: ify The Sons of Norway Lodge held Thursday night at the Moose Car-| Teams: a punching bag for McLarnin after
\ +4 a very enjoyable dance last night in nival. | Senators—-Bussanich, 1b.: Allen, the first round
the new Oddfellows’ Hall on Fourth By gpecia) request Miss Bruyn,®: Hensone.: Santurbane - ss.; The fight was to have gone ten
a Avenue East, about one hundred entertained during the intermis=1 Fess 2b.: W. Dell lf.: Campbell rss.; rounds but the referee stopped it to
he persons being in attendance at the sion at the dance last night for the| “bristison 3b.: Smith. If.; Small rf. save the courageous Leonard from
< ie affair which opened at 9 p.m. and | penefit of those who were unable | praves— Nakamoto ss.; Davis 1b.; further punishment
4 om concluded at 2 a.m. Accordion mu- to see her Thursday night | mo bey c.; Obata p.; Fulton If.; Hi-
nly sic was furnished by Julius Welle | Ba a meee }"ano rss.; Emmelman 3b.: J. Mur-
t and Qscar Haveroy was master of 's@y 2b.; MeLeod cf.; R. Fulton rf. Hoon Referees

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NEW YORK, Oct. 8:—A helpless victim of the hard-

October 29—High vs. Borden
November 5—-Borden vs. Booth

Gy ‘mail to all other. countries, per year . cman, 900 “Pestenderrs game fetween the} -7700:35--Catholic Clup, hitting Vancouver boy who, from the first minute of the} Suet MM Ge Deen
ADVERTISING RATES | Hanson Senators and the Obata] 7°85-8:15—C. N. R. fight, demonstrated his unquestionable superiority, Benny| yovember 19—Borden vs. Hivh

Classified advertising, per insertion, pex word ........... Se 2 | Braves for High School Softball be teee e | Leonard, former world’s lightweight champion, failed) ssovember 26—Booth vs Bitten

Local readers, per insertion, per Lime ccccc.ccsscocssmnocsesseonesemeneomenste ag). 'Lesede iceller position wag feature): oP oat oo pitifully in his comeback campaign last night when he lost cay wai

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be At midnight delicious refresh- Mores
& , |Morgan Pirates 3 0 1.000
ng ments were served with Mrs. Chris _—— Tobey Tigers 1 667 or eason re
=" Jensen and Mrs. Hans Underdahl | Central Moxley Cubs 2.22 £87 N d La { F
M, charge. G. Normann, city; Charles “H |Hanson Senators 1 2 333 ame $ ive
+? John Fredheim presided at eclantiig Rivers Inlet; O. P. Hanna,|Smith Giants ] 2 333
door. | Wark Channel. bata Braves 6 3 .000 Referees for the coming winte
eerie ' = —— — |s ason were appointed as follows
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‘a i ! pert Basketball Association at @ G ot és 0
i | meeting last evening
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Junior and Intermediate Leagues
Walter Johnson. Danny Morrison
and Jimmy C1
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i ) sy wish I had met your representative Mp “Sehmeling” salts for Mickey. At the weighing in, prior to the big

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Wwe ARE pleased to pass this on to you saindtiinak’ a Gage werkmannenlp; pertert
, ae Mayor Cyril H. Orme issued an. Public work-outs for Benny Win- , dtags Oct. 8 The fit guaranteed
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Ne constantly hearing about our representatly es, dian Legion and an All Star team tractive boxing cavd which is being | t ional Steamships went ashore on erm was
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trained to give courteous advice and service giving afternoon for the community take place over the coming holiday |'™6 1™ @ Uhick fog. It was expected Prin R ert
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