Wednesday Octobe, y PAGE FOUR TSR DAILY REewe ; : ———— a el — ‘we (80) 8) eR mA A COMPLETE AND FINAL LIST OF e News of The Sport World || Prize WINNERS se? 5 a ae ay! RR RRR A RA RR RAR RA AR TURRET $1 00- A-D AY CONTES] eS ) ae a : ‘ s GIRLS PLAY | Congratulating 1932 Home Run King (GIRL HIKER | (announced Sept. 7 - Concluded Sept. 39 ne FF best ee ; Zaea eg Lt atch- September 20th—J. Alphonse Ville. SOFTBALL ; MEO : , “ AT JUNEAU September Seb orn Cok ee ner Insurance Agent, 1144 §@ via TE pie BE RE i q My maker, 179 Bank Street, ’ Ursule, Three Rivers, P.Q. pret Bog na By ee f ; ; ‘ ; : mn 0. Beacons Defeat All Stars 17 to 8 in! : pea hy OP , a te ‘ —— Fur- September 21st—Colburn E. Cosma Hig! “Sel | Le " thea Francis Walks From San September 9th—Armand Gingras, *u : Farmer, R.R. No. 1, Norton New an eee iene Francisco to Alaska Capital niture Dealer, La Tuque, Co. Lavio- ceeanariell rf - diate lette, Quebec. , > In girl’s High School softball yes- | , ; Tool September 22nd—Stella Calder, Clerk > ! terday, Beacons defeated All Stars JUNEAU, Oct. 12:—Miss Thea September 10th ee a St. Bridge Street, Fergus, Ontario, aay te 17-3. The Beacons prevented the All! vancis, American girl hiker, has Room are eae 1 P.O : ’ September 23rd-—Mrs. Clara Sutherland Stars from scoring in the first in-! irrived here after completing a hike Ville Emard, Montreal, .\. Housewife, 311-22nd Street Brandon, ning due to good fielding. In the from San Francisco and has deliv- September 12th—Horace Bloxham Haw- Sian, ef second inning the Beacons made ‘ved a letter from Governor James kins, Dairy Operator, 471 Scotia St., September 24th—Jack R. Porter, Wy. three runs. In the third and fourth tolph jr. of California to Governor W. Kildonan, Man. ter, 515-7th Street South, Crescer innings, the Beacons made five runs | seorge A. Parks of Alaska. September 13th—John Henry King, Apts., Lethbridge, Alta. Me 4) ; while the All Stars did not -score.| Leaving wan 7 neon on March Sheet Metal Worker, 129 Hillsborough September 2% th ‘Mildred Bernice Am. ¥ it} In the last inning the All Stars | 19, Miss Francis passed through St., Charlottetown, P.E.I. strong, Housewife, Apt. B, 406 Blog : J went wild and the Beacons gained | ‘Yancouver early in the summer and September 14th—Robert S. Stander- Street W., Toronto, Ont. f a | 30. Ren, weer wick, Letter Carrier, 1871 Fern St., September 27th—Josaphat Hardy, Nayi. J . _~ large oo of the game was she or edema te aan Victoria, B.C. gator, Portneuf, Co. Portneuf, P.Q, m i ke ue je r 8 5) gre Vis eiegra reek ’ . sgl ; ane O ove ' 1rOWS. The _ Beacons ‘graph line 5 , “= 7 4 September 15th—C. D. Smith, Insurance at sy 00 LIA Thaclaee bil é have improved their fielding since Atlin. Before arriving at Telegraph t. P.O. Box 204, Wetaskiwin, Alta. epte F Ch , the last game and show good co- |Creek she became lost for five days Agent, P.O. ’ , pector & Trapper, Fort urchill operation in their playing. lat the headwaters of the Bell-Irving | September 16th Herbert Geo. Goddard, Northern Manitoba. Umpire-—Miss M: Delaney. | River, being finally located by tele- Grain Inspector, Lethbridge, Alta. September 29th Stephen A. J. Howick, Base umoire~Margaret ‘Pritz. graph linemen who had been sent September 17 th—Roderick McLean, En- Steamship Clerk, 7008 Outremont Ave, Scorekeeper—Lillian Johnson. ‘out to search for her. From Atlin gineer, Foorde Street, Stellarton, Nova Outremont, P.Q. Reporte Etta Atchison, Betty | Miss Francis continued her hike to Scotia. September 30th James W ilking, Inglis : Skagway and there obtained a small September 19th-—Cecil Cryer, Mill Hand, Clerk, 1609 Queen Street West, Apt. i6 The teams were: |boat in which she paddled here 625 Sheffield Street, Cornwall, Ontario. Toronto, Ont. Peacons—-Gudrun Welle (capt.) | Miss Francis carried raisins and , ; ‘% Edna Dickens, Marg. Johnson, Bm- | dates as her chief diet on the hike. Watch for another big Turret Cigarette Hockey pes ni = ulars 1 ily Skattebol. Rose Rice, Noriko She saw many bear and moose on of which will be published in the early part of November 1 Yamanaka, Vera Morse, Dot O'Neill, |the Way but was not molested by ; Thelma Davies, Lillian Croxford. j them a All Stars Eva Morris, Leah — < ‘ ° 1 Basso-Bert, Bee Berner (capt), | ’ g Quality and Mildness Ruth ana Wood, Ingrid Morse, Betty Teachers Salary Ellison, Gertrude Turgeon, Venetia Feero, Blanche Jensen, Tona Blain; Scale Discussed a rret , |Board of School Trustees Hear of | ‘The Big Bambino takes time out to congratulate Jimmy Foxx of | Conflicting Views in South | ae j G R E T T E S Athletics who succeeded him as home run king of 1932. Jimmy hit , On Question ”A j his fifty-fourth that day. : Sports Organized In City Schools: Softball, Football, Basketball and | Badmint Are Bei Plaved The local school board heard a d a ( é p | 5 . . ee a aoe 7 ng . letter last night from R. H. Blandy Imperial Tobacco Company of Canada, Lintt By Pupils a at Windows at High = Anyox Badminton '«: tsaimai: statine that ine peo- ple’s panel of a committee which Ss rte > seas = en nee Tae mare nt h | Will B C] 4 N N has been appointed to go into the ° gular meeting in the Church Hall. interesting pré ms duly organized in the “prndipa Cc 00 t é u ames ew question of standardization of Miss Bly e a S schools of the city, it was revealed | The speaker, Miss Ruby Blythe, Contests in reports of principals presented to } Gi P t ti S t f Officers school teachers salaries in British Sunday School worker for Britist s — the school board at last night’s| Iven ro ec ion e 0 = Columiie,Bed gone on record as To Young People : ibi t} resbyteri FANCOUVER WHEAT ly t favoring one standard of salaries Columbia of the Presbyterian VaNDOt meeting, Softball, football, basketball al for the whole province with due badminton are in full swing at the| The board of school trustees, at ANYOX, Oct. 12:—The Anyox eeeyeen for cost of living and High Sahool. At Borden Street /|its meeting last night, authorized Badminton Club, which is looking transpor — whereas the tea- School football and softball are be-|the chairman to make arrange- forward to another very active sea- chers’ panel was in favor of four Church in Canada, told of her wo ; tae , VANCOUVER » ft s province Last evening the Presbyterian “ “® Province was quoted at Young People’s Society held its re- After the address, there was an exchange yest« ' ing played, improvements that have |ments for having windows exposed son, has elected officers as follows: | Separate scales with Vancouver and : a) : : . ia heing et net ¢ been made to the grounds there/|to the softball field at the High President, F. C. Edwards. Wictor a being placed highest and aeons — = having made possible greatly in- iSchool protected with wire so as to Vice-President, R. Gale. Prince Sie wm the yee wee. creased sports activities. prevent breakage. Already some of Secretary-Treasurer, W. Gibb. | The local teachers, Secretary J. | i woo | the windows have been so protected. Executive—Mrs. Kirby, T. Cloke ©. Williamson informed the board 4 While the board has decided to and J. Foss. were in favor of the one standard } Gymnasium For protec these windows, it was deci- es : o oo whole a aed ad ‘ e jded to insist that, where breakage r Be. a ome of the trustees had | High School to lis caused by carelessness of pupils efe e owe € ee of Ony af |they be required to pay for repairs. F ACHIC Wis ane hat would give Van- x | ;couver and Victoria higher govern- Be Fitted Up|) ——-——___ | Officials Are 2°"! lowances tor teachers’ | p cia eo salaries than Prince Rupert receiv- | crisis | sd, the matter was lai a The school board, at its meeting Screenings Cargo Falls ag eae ay pee ae . ” . . ; xt cean for one month when it is expected | 4 4 last night, granted permission to \further information will be avail ’ io Sap Ne 4 . ' eres 7 } High School pupils to fit up the | From Elevator For cs | able : ‘ building formerly used as an annex’ . Ff to the High School and ) ant arti 5 Francisc \ ) the High School and now vacan A. B. Martin of San Francisco, i as a gymnasium. The board, by re- ancouver .0a e nanaging director of the Pacific i 4 solution, expressed its sympathy | Mills, and A. R. Heron and J. Den- GREA ; J with the Ro taye 9 eens: wean es mn it idea man, other officials of the company “9 ‘5 ey rs Frank Waterhouse freighter from San Francisco, accompanied BETWEEN | f = * Northholm, having started loading by F. N. Youngman, manager at | Jef lal Giher at 1 o’clock yesterday afternoon, Vancouver for the company, came | a , | Mowtreat aia completed taking on a cargo of 205 north on the Prince Rupert this trip SMOKES , _ ’ ué October 15—-Booth vs. Borden, tons of screenings and mixed feed to pay a visit of inspection to the | 66 s October 22—Booth vs. High. oats at the local elevator at 10 o’- plant at Ocean Falls. They will sail I] l ] ] t 1 / B k M tr l ’ October 29—High vs. Borden. clock this morning and sailed for on the Prince Rupert Friday on I ce 1a ve an 0 on red " November 5—Borden vs, Booth. 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