PAGE
FOUR
BENNY
WENDLE
Won
DerMon
From
Itlll
Iat
XlfM
NAVY
MAX
MISSED
I.OT
.Sevrral
(iond
Bouts
at
Affair
In
Ex
hibition
Hall
Lat
Mfht
the
ExhlbKtan
IlaU
last
tombo.
Wendle
showed
a
great
proTemont
in
the
fine
potnta
of
the
game
as
a
result
of
his
sojourn
in
the
south,
while
Venablea
put
up
a
disappointing
showing,
considering
that
be
was
heralded
as
the
unbeaten
chim
l-JsssBTl
tag
the
second
round
alter
Joyce
had'
The
sailor
won
with
a
good
margin
of
been
floored
severe!
times.
pain.
Main
rrent
Openlnjj
Itouts
Wendle'a
weight
mi
Announced
to
toe
WINS
FIGHT
svs
deuce
spot
waa
between
Boj
,
146
1-2
pounds;
Venablea,'
148
12.
Ofacer
Steward
Young,
both
Wehdle
was
the
shorter
and
stockier.
S.
Colombo.
Reld
made
It
i
V
enables
was
slim
and
wiry
and
could
hard,
for
the
other
boy
aad
awuiur
a
'
good
"defeuloa
o&
ot
tto.
Vena
Me
Here
-me
ourtaln
raiser
was
between
Pete
OhoeoakLand
Cad
Batt.
local
amateurs,
who
made
the
crowd
about.
Batt
was
the
heavier
but
CneaosU
gamely
took
all
that
was
coming.
Petty
Officer
Instructor
Baker
of
H.
M.
S.
Colombo
referred
all
bouts
in.
a
Terr
efficient
manner
and
Chief
!
Benny
placed
i
Petty
Officer
Instructor
Young
or
the
local
unit
of
the
R.C.N.V.R.
was
an-
uennj
wene
tf
rrmce
Rupert
put
bouncer
.
Ueut.
Commander
O.
H
put
up
a
super-
right
and
won
a
wamer
D.
8.
0.
and
Jack
Judge
we
coa
decision
aecsnon
la
is
a
len-rouna
boat
at
ludeea
to
the
main
event.
Max
HeM-
Marine
BUI
Venables
of
H.
M.
S.
"
fcroner
and
Mr.
Davie
were
time
keepers.
,
During
the
evening,
there
were
fine
H.
XI.
S.
Colombo
under
the
leadership
of
Engine
Room
Artificer
Missing
ham
.
Before
the
bouts
eommeneed.
Mayor
8.
P.
MeMordle
addressed
from
the
ring
plon
of
Army
and
Navy
from
Bermuda
welcome
to
the
officers
and
personnel
Station.
In
leading
and
In
the
open.
Wendle
did
enough
to
hold
his
own
but
it
was
In
the
lnftohtlne
where
he
Annette
and
NBia
Ourvlch
was
a
lively
of
H.
M.
8.
Colombo,
expressing
the
hope
that
there
would
be
an
evening
of
good
sport
In
which
the
best
of
shone
and
was
always
ahead.
He
worked
Plm
would
prevail
a
good
left
hand.
VeoaMes
showed
tal-
Before
the
main
event.
Lieut.
Content
but
missed
a
lot
and
waa
inclined
mander
Warner,
In
the
absence
of
to
hold
on
at
close
quarters.
There
Ospt.
C.
C.
Dobson
V.C..
D.S.O..
was
no
question
about
the
decision.
suitably
acknowledged
ttte
welcome
that
The
six-round
bom
oetween
the
had
been
extended
by
the
mayor.
The
heavyweights.
Stoker
Ewart
of
H.
M.
8.
kind
reception
In
Prince
Rupert
bad
Colombo
and
Ed.
Qustason
of
Prince
been
gratifying
to
all
on
board
the
Rupert,
was
a
hard
battle
with
both
ship,
he
said.
Eagles'
Lodge
in
the
Ska'
Home.
In
the
semi-final
Oustafson
led
off
In
the
first
And
they
set
a
fast
pace.
for
each
(give,
Wend
1?
a,
number
years,.
Y
First
Round
"They
started
slow
alow
stead
each
other
lefon
-
Veneres'
Venablee
missed
a
short
right
swing
In
elate.
Wendle's
round.
1
Third
They
mixed
more
freely
and
swung
cleanly
at
each
other.
Venablea
landed
rights
and
Wendle
missed.
Venables'
round.
Fourth
Benny
would
dodge
Venablea'
right
swings
and
put
left
Jabs
on
the
round.
Seventh
Benny
showed
up
better
In
the
open
and
did
most
of
the
hitting
with
rights
and
lefts
while
Venabbu
was
Inclined
to
hold
on.
Wend
lew
boys
working
all
the
way.
There
was
The
tournament
waa
staged
before
a
rcurd
by
substantial
margin.
more
action
man
In
often
seen
when
crowd
of
fans,
under
the
manage-
heavyweaghU
get
together.
Ewart
proved
mnt
ot
tfc
Eagles
Lodge
of
which
the
nacre
scientific
and
was
entitled
to
Thomaa
Clough
Is
worthy
president
the
decision.
Quatafson.
nevertheless.
d
Angeto
Artorl.
secretary.
At
the
Eighth
Beany
uncorked
a
real
attack
and
was
hitting
Venablea
openly
and
cleanly.
Venablea
was
not
returning
so
well
and
Benny,
who
forced
things
fll
bad
a
stout
heart
and
forced
the
going
e.
there
was
a
free
dance
by
the
the
way
had
another
good
round.
mucn
or
the
way.
The
four-round
bout
between
Marine
Ninth
Venables
swung
on
Benny
and,
to
turn,
forced
the
going.
Then
Penny
came
In
and
planted
some
rights.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
-it.
.asaMtVit.
v.
Mav
7,V
"
TENNIS
HONORS
WERE
DIVIDED
and
ii
M
c
rVIJkmhn
nnH
Prlnre
up.
pnui;
nose-
Venables-made
cat-like
jabs.
Benny's
left
was
working
well.
The
fighting
was
open.
Venablea
round
by
a
shade.
Seoood
They
tapped
eaoh
other.
Rupert.
IMayera
Met
Y.eJet-...J
day
on
C
.N.K-
courts
Tennis
players
from
II.
M.S.
Colombo
divided
honors
with
local
adenta
of
the
same
in
a
tourna-
left
slaps
on
Venablea
yesterdav
afternoon
on
the
C.N.R.-courts.
There
were
two
men's
Roubles
events
and
two
etB
of
singles.
Brand
and
Howard,
Prince1
Rupert,
beat
Williams
and
Inkpen,
H.
M.
S.
Colombo,
6-1,
6-4;
while
saltans
face.
In
etoae
quarters.
Wendle
Dr.
Heath
and
Pryce,
II.
M.S.
Co-did
much
more
effective
body
work.
Jombo.
wdn
over
Mayor
MeMordle
wendie'a
round.
,
and
Eddia.
Smith,
Prince
Rupert,
Fifth
Benny
put
down
his
head
and
,
j.
r
covered
and
was
still
getting
the
I
'
up
,
,
v.
,
,k,i.
v.Lu.1l
The
feature
fame
was
the
fast
In
which
Williams,
II.
on.
Venablea
would
break
out
and
put
rinjdefl.
short
right
and
left
swings
to
Benny's
M.
S.,
Colombo,
beat
Brand,
Prince
head,
wendle
held
his
own
to
the
Rupert,
6-1.
6-3.
In
the
second
oen.
Even
round.
ainglfp
game.
Howard,
Prince
sixth
vetvabies
waa
swinging
and.
Rupert,
won
6-4.
6-0.
over
Inkpen,
iiiougn
ne
missra
as
many
as
ne
maoe.
JJ
g
Colombo.
ne
nat
ine
oen
or
tnat
on
leaaang.
Weedie
making
fa
returns.
Venabiea'
There
will
be
another
tourna
ment
between
the
warship
and
Pr'nee
Rupert
on
Sunday
COLOMBO
BAND
AND
,
CONCERT
PARTY
TO
;
AID
CENOTAPH
FUND
Announcement
was
made
this
affair
in
which
Nina
had
a
good
mar-
Thejr
were
wmlll
wlth
both
hands
missing
a
sharp
left
hook.
Whenever
morning
that
arrangements
had
gin.
Annette
was
ataggertng
and
sitting
oftber'a
heads.
Oustafson
Benny
landed,
be
got
a
big
cheer
from
been
made
for
the
ship's
band
and
!
down
toward
the
close
and
Nlha
had
T.tf
tL
!hrOTOW1
He
waa
very
popular.
Round
concert
party
of
II.
M.
S.
things
pretty
well
his
own
way.
Both
Ewlrt
hd.Ul'
"
fe
"P
"'y
even.
.
.
A
rHnv
c)
..
.
..
'
and
landed
than
austafwn.
The
..
..
,
to
Put
otl
i,
-v.
and
landea
more
more
than
austalson.
The
t
Tenth
i
both
-i.
.w
put
ail
they
had
Into
It.
Able
Seaman
Barrett
They
mixed
and
both
"
-
-
-
1.
.
m
big
nw
nRsmaTlsrl
Scandinavian
HIS
via
Tl
lorcetj
IfsTtyn
it
1
1,
in
in
TJia
the
T
third
fllTVI
missed.
-
SSSSSSSSSSSSSVSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSStB
the
Capitol
Theatre
IIIC
X
IV
W
a
uvtswi
a
lithe
boy
in
afA
ont
.klow
Hunt
"v..,
a
.
.
.
Tiicrkt
niter
phiirrh
Colom-
coneert
in
on
Sunday
There
will
Zl
??uklZZ
r-Mn
;
loninf
:r
ia
,
Over
collection
and
proceed.
ault
after
the
third
round.
Skinner
was
carrying
much
excess
weight.
It
was
the
first
time
he
bad
fought
In
four
yesrs
and
he
showed
rt.
ting
winded
and
wUd.
They
were
both
tiring
for
they
were
going
well.
In
the
fifth.
Oustafson
led
but
Ewart
had
him
on
the
fine
points
though
due-tafson's
welaht
and
staTlns
Dower
for-
AbOe
Seaman
Gearge
Bagshaw
of
the
red
the
aaltor
against
the
ropes.
In
local
unit
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Naval
the
final
round.
Ewart
swung
on
the
Volunteer
Reserve
swung
hard
on
the
side
of
a
us
tafson's
face
and
slowed
head
of
Stoker
Joyce
of
the
warship
him
up.
Oustafson
was
hanging
on
and
and
the
referee
stopped
the
fight
dur-
Ewart
waa
the
most
effective
hitter.
Garnet
Watt,,
who
has
been
spending
the
past
couple
of
weeks
in
the
city
and
district,
will
sail
tomorrow
morning
on,
the
Prlncaas
Louise
for
Skagway
en
mute
to
the
Yukon
Territory
on
Insurance
builnc-v
Mrs.
Watt
s!!ed
last
night
by
the
Prince
Oeorge
on
her
return
to
Vancouver.
fund.
I
tinlcn
strarrer
Csrden.
UP
.
A.
Jfbnstone.
arrived
in
port
at
I'M
tr-'s
afternoon
from
the
south
and
riled
shout
an
bw
Hter
for
Wales
lalard
and
Port
Simpson
whence
she
la
due
to
tdurn
here
to
saX
for
the
-outh
at
mtdn'ght
tonight.
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