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fAlK
TWO
-PHIL
SCOTT
BOUT
WINNER
ONE
OF
LONGEST
,
!
SHOTS
ON
RECORD
j
NEW
YORK,
May
3:
If
York-town
wins
the'
luc
"c"lu
Kentucky
Derby
Z9ugn
illuttrattd
h
Pvmin
in
LlnoJtam
HtiSS,U
available
in
om
fAr
flouring
A'o.
SMS,
Ml
In
Cansdt
by
u
t
Dominion
Baltltihlp
LlnoUum
Put
fresh
colour,
cheer,
cosiness,
in
every
room
.
.
.
without
spending
a
lot
of
money
...
by
choosing
appropriate
Dominion
Linoleum.
This
attractive,
easily
cleaned
material
comes
in
a
wide
rane
of
designs
and
.
colours
...
in
convenient
jjlthsjthat,
make
it
the
ideal
all-over
floor
covering.
Save
yourself
hours
of
tiresome
beating'1
and
sweeping;
yet
always
have
clean,
floors
...
.
pleasant
to
walk
on,
and
a
Joy
l
to
look
at.
'
i
k
'-it.
Dominion
Linoleum
offers
endless
telec-
tionjand
wears
for
years
and
years.
Quick
and
easy
to
lay.
Other
Itexiu
tiful
n
:.;
;."
Dominion
Floors
'
'
''
''
Dominion
Inlaid
Linoleum,
with,
th'
,
,
famous
Domolac
Finish,
lends
distinc-
t
t
erately
'priced.
Dominion
Linoleum
Rugs
Jin
standard
sizes
at
popular
prices'
t
,
enjoy
wide
favour
for
their
notable
beauty
and
durability.
If
House
Furnishing,
and
Departmental
Stores
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
-X
un
1
,
.-
i
btt
"Come
on,
now,"
says
King
Snicksnack,
"sweeten
"King's
Choice"
Chocolate
Bars
dispel
the
gloom
of
the
sorrowful,
kill
the
grouches
of
the.
cranky,
and
make
happy
people
still
more
joyous.
So
refreshing!
So
satisfying!
So
delicious!
Made
of
fresh
pineapple
and
fresh
cocoanut,
dipped
in
butter-..'
:
scotch
and
coated
with
milk
chocolate.
A
new
confec-
1
tion
that
touches
the
right
spot!
Ainqs
Choh
uvocoiate
'war
Ah
mo
fll'
I
.'(
;.
'4
.
,
!
i:c.
MOIRS
LIMITED
HALIFAX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Friday,
May
!?
1929
VICTORIA
BOY
IRAINSTOPPED
BEATFERGUSON
ALL
BASEBALL
Vlt
l
VTfl
Pol
Afnv
fl
-
LONDON.
Slav
3.
Phil
Scott.
'T'
.in.;
ncLiu-viiiimnruc-
heavyweig
cisively
defeated
ludwig
Hay-
ftiririn.
German
cItfe'-h$ldiHn..'We
MWu.
in
nu
xuuire
imok
.
.
.i)hilwiiiM.w,,.,-riMluiii.tiiii'
:,
defeated
Joe
rergu-
$an
$anpfNey
.Organs,
by
a
technical
U
Kridckbut
in.
the;
seventh
round
of
L?
'
'
'
.
A
1"
I
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rt
A
J
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A
1
EXCEPTBOSTGN
BASEBALL
SCORES
American
'League
Philadelphia
5,
Boston
1,
All
others
rain.
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
'
-..Boston
.
,t.i
Louis
jChicago
...
(Pittsburgh
,
jNew
York
.
I.Qjncinnati
.
.
.Philadelphia
i
Brooklyn
.
,
...
.
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
W.
St.
Louis
.i.......
11
;
Phlbdelp.hia
0
JNew
York
6
Cleveland
G
Chicago
5
Datroit
C
Boston
4
Washington
3
ROD
AND
GUN
Sport
Chat
lo-round
match
here
last
night,
on
the
Derby,
.-maw
quoted
xork-
their
10-found
-
main-'
event
here
from
Boston
in
the
only
major
to
the
honorary
vice-presidency
Scott
was
far
too
cjefreHfor
thrown
at
S.UOO
to
1
against"
A'-hwt
niinht.
It
va
Miller's
fiKht
league
baseball
irame
played
yes-
of.
the
association.
There
is
not
Jgerman
and
piled
up
a
big
lead
o.n(
customer
came
in.
later
to
wager
all
thei
way
until
stopped
in
the
.erday.
Grover
,won
the
second
a
Igoiptf.
r
.
;
?100
at
that
price.
!
seventh.
'
victory
in
two
days
and
the
third
type
.',1m
'Mm
W
'
;.
.
.
VsaassAi
r
.
If
UP
i
i:
n
ftfaH
(
I
Other
league
games
were
pre-
been
been
It
was
a
pretty
little
honor
and
a
fellemerited
one
too,
that
the
Prince
Kupert
Football
As-
.
-
Bociation,
at
its
annual
meeting
NEW
YORK,
May
3.
The
on
Wednesday
conferred
Upon
Athletics,
made
it
three
out
of
four
Alex
Clapperton
in
electing
him
m
more
enthusiastic
or
a
better
of
sportsman
in
this
city
than
our
old
friend
"Doc."
He
has
a
particularly
ardent
sup-
.
yenied
hy.
rajujn
different
parts
sorter
of
soQcer
in
season
and
out
of
the
.country
:.
and
for
years
has
seryed
well
on
the
field
in
various
official
capacities.
The
decision
of.
the
association
to
honor
him
in
this
way
was
a
happy
thought
and
one
with
which
there
is
general
approbation.
For
a
.football
field
would
not
seem
a
football
field
in
Prince
Rupert
without
Doc
Clapperton.
And
he
is
also
a
staunch
supporter
of
all
other
kinds
of
clean
sport
in
the
city.
W.
L.
Pet.
With
more
than
two
weeks
of
7
2
.778
the
budding
season
gone,
the
7
5
.583
Boston
Braves
remain
the
big
C
C
.GOO
surprise
of
baseball.
Termed
the
5
5
.500
worst
looking
outfit
in
the
big
4
4
.500
leagues,
they
are
still
in
first
5
7
.417
place
in
the
National
Joop.
The
4
C
.400
:eum
has
been
getting
good
4
7
.364
pitching,
and
the
doddering
veterans
on
the
club
are
knocking
CARPET
BOWLS
ARECONCLUDED
Charjpion
In
Dalgarno
Hink
Defeated
Jack
Frew's
in
'
,Fnal
Team
Game
.liit
iJsst
Evening
The
St.
Andrew's
Society's
earn
carpet
bowling
competition,
Kvjiich
has
been
conducted
with
much
'success
and
considerable
interest
during
the
past
winter.
came
to
a
close
last
night
when
Ben'-'Dalgarno's
rink,
having
al
ready
cinched
first
place,
beat
Jack
Frew's
rink
14
to
13
In
the
final
game
which
was
a
close
one.
i
The
single-handed
competition
is
still
in
progress
with
two
more
games
to
he
played
In
the
second
round.
Last
night
S.
D.
Macdonald
beat
Harry
Erskine)
and
Alex
McLeod
eliminated
Jack
Frew.
j
''The.
final
team
standings
as'
follows:
'.
f
W
D
h
P,
II.'
Dalgarno
G
1
0
13
'
'J?'
McLean
'.
4
12
9
J.
Watson
3
B.
Cameron
...'2
J.
Frew
2
C.
Taylor
-2
0.
Abbott
'2
G.
Scott
2
0
CLUB
ANNUAL
Alex
Mcltae
Bc-Elected
Prealdent
I-ast
Night
and
F.
W.
Grimble,
Secretary
.
1
u.
t
.
...
ft
4.
.
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Hod
and
Gun
Club
was
held
last
night
in
the
City
Hall
with
a
large
number
of
local
nimrods
in
attendance.
The
election
of
officers
resulted
as
follows:
President,
Alex
Mcltae.
Vice-president,
Don
Grerir.
Secretary
treasurer,
R
W.
'
'
(Trimble.
.
Executive,
M.
L.
Stepp
and
Peter
Gamula.
hjew
Game
Act
regulations
for
the
year
were
discussed
and
It
was
urged
that
nil
members
of
the
club
do
their
bit
towards
as
suring
that
the
laws
are
prop
erly
observed.
Our
classified
section
may
be
of
special
interest
to
you
today.
the
cover
off
the
ball.
Four
of
their
victories
have
been
gained
at
the
expense
of
the
hapless
L.
Pet.
Brooklyn
Dodgers,
but
they
4
.733
showed
real
strength
in
beating
4
.C92
the
Giants
twice.
Fans
at
the
Hub
4
.G00
are
entertaining
visions
of
an'
8
.429
other
"miracle
team"
like
the
in-
7
.417
spired
1914
outfit,
which
spurted)
9
.400
trom
last
place
to
a
pennant
and
7
.3G4
a
world's
championship.
7
.300
I
The
new
council
of
the
Anyox
!
Community
League
has
voted
toj
.support
both
baseball
and
foot-'
ball
leagues
at
the-
smelter
town
!
this
season.
The
chairman
of
j
the
sports
committee,
L.
H.
Mc-j
Kay,
will
call
meetings
at
an!
early
date.
The
possibilities
of
a
celebration
on
May
zi
are
also
to
be
looked
into.
.
.From
May
G.ttwUiKUst
.iDen
niark'has'94
lightlilghfs;'
wSen
golf
can
be
played
and
day
amusements
can
be
jenjoyed,while
most
of
the
re$t
of
-Europe
js;
In
darkness.
'
Foil-wappcd
and
protccled
Here's
a
little
drama
my
friend
Car-ruthers
recited
the
other
day.
"I
used
,
,
to
buv
J
or
4-cigarj
ata
time.
I'd
smoke
one
right
off
one
after
lunch.
By
five
o'clock
I
d
want
another,
so
1
d
go
into
my
pocket,
and
perhaps
find
one
cracked,
the
other'.
totally
wrecked.
I
said
to
mywlt,
JJilJ,
that's
wrong!'
So
when
I
saw
Tucketts
were
putting
up
Pocket
Packs
of
;
Marguerites,
foil
wrapped
and
pro
tected,
I
was
converted
to
a
5-at-
a-tlmer.'
TUCKETTS
it
Jmw
"Ml
Buy
Xfr(wWl
tht
lundy
Potkil
fail
fukt
of
of
i
i
flfl
lift
j
MARGUERITE
Now
Foil-wrappcd-But
Slill
10
Cents
"TRY
A
NIP
TONIGHT'
BEST
PROCURABLE
BOTTUO
a
6UADAMTK.D
1m.
nfaz
o-ts
The
Original
Littl
look
for
il
t
Ik
Vindor't
and
iottit
oa
,
v.-'
CJtANJTS
BE3r
ROCORAT)L,
This
nrlvprlisempnt
is
not
pnhlislieii
or
ilisplnyed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
Hie
OoveruuiHul
nt
EXTRACTS
FROM
VICKERS'
DIARY
1752
This
advertisement
iT'
-
DIAItY
WEI1-NOV
IIS
1732
"Tarrying
awhile
at
Southampton
Brother
John
did
find
occasion
to
exchange
scholarly
compliments
in
French,
with
a
liquor
merchant
of
Le
Havre.
This
worthy
man
did
bh;nd
with
our
Vickcrs'
Gin
a
cordial
named
vermouth;
which
did
make
a
most
Salatable
appetizer.
Guests
in
the
Coffee
00m
of
the
Mariners
Inn
pronounced
(he
mixture
a
rare
treat.
1
thai
far
day,
ptoptt
tht
world
vtr
havt
amrovtj
IBmct
Ihi
mixlurt
of
Vkktrt'
OM,
with
VtrmoJh
and
"T
Bilttr
.
.
thtpttftel
Infrvditnli
of
a
Martini
Cocktail
VIC
KEHS
FINEST
LONDON
GIM
'
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mx
H
SSTABLlSltCn
BY
.JOSEPH
it
JOHN
VICKERS
(f
CO..
Lii.
LONDON
J5Q
V'CUXV
1
DRY
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
orly
1
-4dlUMliMroBrlttih
'
Columtla?'
'
.'W4-Pw'.
the
Government