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August
21
Port
Day,
no
game.
August
26
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and
Anderson
vs.
Moosot
August
28
PJay-olfs
start.
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ARTIFICIAL
ICE
AT
KIMBERLEY
KIMBEKLEY-Sfeady
progress
continues
to
be
made1
with
in
1
DOMINATO
AND
PALLISTER
ARE
UNBEATEN
FASTBALL
HURLERS
Latest
compilation
of
pitching
records
in
the
City
Fastball
League
gives
first
place
to
Sev
Dominate
of
General
Motors
with
six
games
won
and
none
lost.
He
has
pitched
fifty
innings
and
has
yielded
sixty-two
hits
and
issued
seventeen
walks,
fanning
twenty-seven
batters.
Pallister
of
Co-ops
is
the
only
other
so
far
undefeated
hurler
In
the
league,
pitching
records
for
which
have
been
figured
to
date
as
follows:
Player
Team
S.
Dominate
O.M
Pallister
Co-op
...
Dunbar
CNRA
...
Mpxley
o.
St
A.
Won
....6
...3
....
8,
....
5
Olson
Hi-Sch
2
Antone
g.m.
2
B.
Simundson
G.
St
A.
i
1
Bebackfi.
Navy
1
Kellett
Co-op
l
Wesch
.......
Hi-Sch.
......
2
Parlett
Navy
l
Slater
;..'..L:
Co-op
1
T.
Arney
g.M
0
Innings
Hits
Walks
Strike
Lost
Pitched
Off
Issued
Outs
0
0
2
2
2
1
2
2
2
6
3
4
1
50
25
100
56
36
62
25
93
72
32
14
23
16
43
23
17
64
41
'45
'
2V3
47
27
22
83
65
55'
26
stalling
equipment
for
artificial!
ife
at
Kimberley
curling
rink
and
skating
arena.
Concrete
for
the
extension
of
the
latter
has
been
poured.
Fastball
Schedule
Aug.15
Gen.
Motors
vs
Gordon
St
Anderson
'
Aug.
16
Co-op
ysjltah
Svhopl
Aug.
18
CNRA
"vs
Gen:
Motors
Aug.
20
Gordon
'ii
Anderson
vs
Navy
SHORT
SPORTi
Today
in
Sports
An
invitation
to
send
a
fastball
team
to
Telkwvon
i
occasion
of
Labor
Day
and
Telkwa
famous
barbecue
feature
has
been
received
by.
Alex
Bill.
He
has
passed
.on
the
request
to
j
the
fastball
association
and
It
)
Is
likely
that
a
meeting
of
the
'
coaches
concerned
-will
be
held
to
consider
the
matter.
Manager
Archie
Anderson
ot
Arbroath
football
club
in
the
Scottish
league;
stole
a
march
or
a
sail
on
other
club
mana
gers
when
he
went
out
to
sign
Fisherman
John
Patience
as
3
professional.
Manager,
stood
:
on
the
dock
at
Peterhead,
Scot-
land,
awaiting
the
rrturn
of
j
the
drifter
Acquire
with
Patience
aboard.
The
boat
tied
up
and
Patience
jumped
ashore,
with
Manager
Anderson
behind
him
and
clutching
the
contract,
signed.
He
had
boarded
the
Acquire
at
sea
to
get
the
Fred
Daly
of
Belfast,
who
won
the
British
Open
golf
championship
at
Hoylake
with
a
72-hoie
score
of
292,
may
be
high
in
comparison
with
scores
in
United
States
and
Canadian
tournaments,
but
it
stands
pretty
well
besides
previous
winning
totals
for
the
open
on
the
same
course.
In
1936,
the
last
open
at
Hoylake,
only
four
players
broke
290.
Alf
Padgham
of
Bri-tain
won
with
287.
In
1924
American
Walter
Hagen,
then
in
his
prime,
negotiated
the
course
in
301.
Canada,
ts
among
J4
countries
invited
to
compete
in
London
!
r!
the
Britannia
Shield
during
Battle
of
Britain
Week,
September
15-21,
in
a-
five-sport
tournament
which
may
throw
considerable
light
on
next
year's
Olympic
I
prospects.
The
shield,
won
last
year
by
Czechoslovakia,
commemorates
friendship
among
countries
whose
young
men
took
part
in
the
1940
alr
defence
of
Britain.
Competitors
have
been
asked
to
send
teams
to
represent
them
in
boxing,
running,
fencing,
shooting
and
swimming.
Countries
expected
to
take
part
are
Great
Britain,
represented
by
R.A.F.
teams
Australia,
Bel-glum,
Canada,
Czechoslovakia.
Denmark
France.
Greece.
Hcl-
,
land,
India,
New
Zealand,
Nor
way,
South
Africa
and
the
United
States.
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10:45
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GEAR
BAITING
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GILLNETTER
itACP:-Open.
8.
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:30
p.m.
INBOARD
SPEED
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RACE-Open.
-
9.
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p.m.-WHALER
RACE-Open.
10.
11.
12.
13.
U.
15.
10.
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the
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SLATER
OF
CO-Olfi
SETS
PAGE
FOR
BATSMEN
IN
CITY'
FASTBALL
LEAGUE
Slater
of
Co-ops
continues
pacemaker
for.the
batsmen
in
the
City
Fastball
league
in
the
latest
complication
of
averages
for
those
players
who
have
participated
in
five
or
more
games
and
have
an
average
of
.200
or
better.
Slater,
having
made
fourteen
hits
in
thirty
trips
to
the
plate,
has
an
average
of
.44G.
Dumas
of
Navy
Is
second
with
average
of
.440
and
Morgan
of
General
Motors
third
with
.434.
Here
are
the
batting
averages:
Team
Games
Slater
Corop
8
Dumas
.
Navy
8
Morgan
..
Q.M
s
5
Lindsay
q.m
8
Lambie
qm,
;
10
Turner
Navy
5
Bellis
2o-op
9
Dell
Q
&
A
12
Dunbar
CNRA
-
.'12
B.
Simundson
O
&
A
..:
11
Lavigne
Hi-Sch
6
Wytenbroek
Navy
6
Moxley
G'&
A
...:..
.
9
w.
smith
....
co-op
n
James
.........
G
&
A
12
Pavllkis
G;M
10
Ralph
Smith
O&A
!!.!.....
ir
Hartwig
Hi-Sch.
...:.i,:
12'
Blain
Navy
Antone
!
G.M.
:.L.
Oroff
Navy
....
Pallister
;
Co
-op
L
,
Schroeder
CNRA
i,..,
T.
Arney
G;M,-
.!....
Tschabold
CNRA
Carl
Smith
a
&
a
.......
Dominato
q.m.
Ward
co-op
Forman
Hi-Sch.
Postulo
Co-bp
Olsen
Hi-Sch.
..
Gurvich
Navy
'
Wesch
Hiewart
...
Warren
...
Hunter
...
21
Hi-Sch
a;
st
a
Co-op
....
CNRA
4
A
GRAND
FESTIVAL
OF
MARINE
COMPETITION
AND
DISPLAY!
Fishermen!
Boat
Owners!
2:15
p.m.
TROLLER
RACE
Open.
2:35
p.m.-OUTBOARD
MOTOR
BOAT
RACE-Open.
2:55
p.m.-IIALlBUT
GEAR
SETTING
AD
HAULING.
3:30
p.m.-SAILBOAT
RACE-Open.
3:50
p.m.-FISHING
VESSEL
RACE-45
ft.
to
GO
ft.
4:15
p.m.-LADIES'
ROWBOAT
RACE-Open.
4:30
p.m.-FISIIING
VESSEL
RACK-1
Over
60
ft.
17.
4:45
p.m.-S
U
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F
B
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CNRA
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Kerr
O&A
8
Berner
CNRA
ll
H.
Duncan
G
&
A
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13
Sharpe
Hl-Sch
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.434
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.416
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.387
.380
.375
.365
.361
.357.
".346
.333
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.308
.308
.308
.302
.300
.294
.242
.291
.286
.286
.281
.279
.277
.268
.259
.250
.250
.250
.244
-.240
.235
.227
:222
-.217,
:217
'.214
;205
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Ago
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