.
fAUE
TWO
U
PROMINENT
FIGURES
IN
SPORT
Written
Especially
for
the
Dally
News
by
the
Sports
Editov
THE
EARL
OF
DERBY
Who
Achieved
One
of
His
Ambitions
rd
Derby
had
two
ambitigns
Keysoe
in
1919,
Tranquil
in
1924
j-ouUj-rtfl
win
he
JJefbr
and
a
M
.
fairway
in
1928.
Fairway
Decome
'Prime
Minister
of-
(Tredt
wa
tl?e
favorite
to
win
the
Derby
Tjrfuin.
ila8t
,ear
but
flnished
"'nth.
Lord
'
'-won
fr
Born
r.j
';iiV'
Derby'
the
One
thousand
Edward
George
VflUeri
Guineas
in
1918
with
Ferry
and
Stanley
on
April
4,
18G5,
the
son
in
lp23
with
Tranquil.
He
won
of
Lord
Stanley
of
Preston,
later!
the
Two.
Thousand
Guineas
in
a
Governor-General
of
Canada,
1
1926
with
Colorado.
Lord
Derby
the
Earl
of
Derby
has
had
a
long
headed
the
winning
list
of
own-and
distinguished
political
career
ers
In
1928
with
a
total
of
$300,-and
by
no
means
the
least
prom-
OQ0
for
a
grand
toatl
of
$2,500,-inent
matter
in
his
career
has
000
in
less
than
twenty
years,
(
been
his
connection
wjth
the
After
the
war
he
always
gave
turf.
In
183
he
and
his
father
five
per
cent
of
his
winnings
to
started
a
small
stud.
They
were
,
the
British
Legion
of
Ex-Service
very
lucky
in
their
early
pur-
Men.
chases
and
both
father
and
soni
When
Lord
Derby
replaced
won
the
first
race
in
which
they,
Lord
IWtie
a
.
anhnniinr
of
ran
a
horse.
This
was
the
foun-
dation
of
a
great
turf
career.
He
won
tbe
St.
Leger
stakes
four
times
with
Swynford
in
1910,
DR.
FREELANJ)
'
IS
WINNER
OF
THE
WEAKNESS
PIMLICO
RACE
TRACK.
Maryland,
May
11:
Walter
G.
Salmnn'n
Tlr
VreeUnA
won
the
1'reaknefw
$50,000
added
money
feature
of
the
Eastern
racing
season
here
on
Friday.
Minotaur
was
second
and
African
third.
4
BIG
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
IS
INTERESTING
1
J
w.w.
sate
iBiiwvB
tjpw
VU
VtVVt
,
c
htampede
For
Leadership
Indl-;
and
the
engines,
which
are
prec-cates
Yankees
Showing;,.,
.tMS
all
U-
nd(
tbeogh
f
orm
several
British
firms
arc
mw
ex-
.
.
,
..
J
;
t
.ml
I
Iff
'
,
luun,
way
lli
Tho
stampede
for
the
leadership
in
the
A,nie$ean
League
is
now
on
in
earnest
and
tbe
wise
ones
are
again
looking
for
the
Yankees
t
take
a
commanding
lead
by
the
--tfxLoI.
May.
-Yesterday
..ther-Yaiu
kees
batted
Detroit
for
their
eighth
straight
vktorj.
featured
,,
ky
homers
from
the
bats
of
Ruth
,
Meusel.
At
the
same
time
the
,
Athletics
were
falling
before
an
,..,&n,auKHt
from
Cleveland
by
a
nfne
to
nothing
score
and
drop-to
a
game
and
a
half
behind
New
York.
fh
the
National
League
Cincinnati
defeated
Boston
by
bunch-W
hit.
Crltz
hitting
a
homer
with
one
on
and
Bell
cracked
another.
Pittsburgh
beat
Philadelphia
by
heavy
hiUJtig,
the
Phfllles
scoring
severt?runs
in
the
opejifftr
inning
a,pd
the
Pirata
six
kniJfefot
a
meeting
meeting
of
of
tl
In
the
alghUi.
Klln
PWIsd.lsfy
'
'
T
LeugOe
A..fl.
-iW.I..
tod
phia
nd
Grantham
for
Pitts-
tTanwc.
praiiaent'
of
oury
rn,
eacn
nit
homers.
'
"
I
ft
BASEBALL
SCORES'
it
t
J
'&
National
League
gghicago
11,
New
Y'ork
4.
jjjtt.
Louis
4,
Brooklyn
0.
Cincinnati
5,
Boston
3.
13,
Philadelphia
9.
fttsburgh
American
League
??w
York
10.
Detroit
B.
Riiladelphia
0,
Cleveland
9.
Washington
4,
Chieogo
2.
j
Boston
3,
St.
Louis
4.
!
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
STANDINGS,
.mi
W.
Chicago
.
.
.
6
'
.v:
5jt.
Louis
..
13
finf
BoJn
ljittsburgh
.
9
8
.523
Cincinnati
,
8
11
.421
,
.
PhWadelphia
7
10
9
WWJUliTn
1
Si
1?
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
W.
L.
Pet
Wrw
York
13
4
.765
JJtHadelphia
12
6
K&ALoula
12
8..
;coo'
JiDTrjoH
12
11
,522
yQi&land
10
11
.476jrce
Washington
G
11
.353
-bifPago
7
13
.350.
Bojton
C
13
.272
Paris
in
1918,
the
first
act
of
hospitality
the
Parisians
showed
him
was
to
elect
him
to
the
French
ockey
Club.
1
Sport
Chat
A
new
sport,
pleasing
and
thril-.
ling
to
indulge
in,
was
introduced
.
.
a.
a
.
Jin
rcnirinnri
mar
loasnn
ond
ia
a
ready
becoming
popular.
It
is
out-
board
motorbont
racing.
These
light
craft,
steered
in
some
cases
1
by
a
pole
and
in
others
by
a
wheel,
skim
over
the
water
at
a
rare
speed,
leaving
a
trail
of
fine
spray
behind.
They
are
well-controlled
boats,
obeying
the
slightest
whira
of
the
helmsman,
twisting
and
twirling,
banking
and
cornering,
and
being
'brought
to
heel'
as
speedily
as
they
shoot
into
racing
speed.
The
outboard
are
so
light
that
they
can
be
easily
taken
about
on
a
trailer
behind
a
motor-car;
IPerimentmg
with
them)
range
-
frora
the
24D
e.e.
t
th
Ut
i29
Elto
815
ex.
eflriae.
mm
of
vhich
was
tried
Mt
at
Bdgebas-on.
The
speed
at
which
the
oat-oards
travel
is
anything
fron
!0
to
40
miles
an
hoar,
the
world's
reeord
speed
being
41.15
niles
per
hour.
NO
RIVAL
FOR
CHICAGO
TEAM
HOCKEYLEAGUE
TORONTO.
May
11.
Paddy
Harmon's
application
for
a
frunchjje
temperate
a
second
hockey
Jelm
Irt
Chicago
was
killed
the
National
f?
1.
the
Pacific
Coast
League.
w"s
naldln
be
imo-
ciated
with
Hannoji'lrt
the
plan
lor
the
projectwLteam.
Harmon's
aDDlhf-ation.
'did
not
come
before
the
meeting,
as
Pres-
...
u
'i
'
:aeni
f
tbjk
uaiaer
explained
that
he
consent
of
Major
Frederick
McLaughlin,
president
of
the
Black
Hawks,
was
first
neeeaeary
and
that
ilajor
McLaughlin
refused
to
give.
Frank
Patrick
was
not
present
at
the
meeting.
GLENAYON
WINNER
OF
BELFAST
CUP
tcague
Soccer
In
Old
Country
a-KM.
a.
'i
wwt
itmi
vamc
iu
viose
ivaay
iin
j
Finals
for
Trophy
BELFAST,
May
11.
League
-"'"I
vninc
i
an
enu
iur
ine
nca-T
son
todav
with
th
finnl
mntphpn
Smt
w
vpri
bj;
GlcnaVon.
PERCY
WILLIAMS
TO
RACE
IN
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER,
May
11.
-It
is
arranged
that
Percy
Williams
will
here
on
Dominion
Day
against
several
outside
sprinters
aa
part
of
the
annual
Dominion
Day
celebration
.
FAMOUS
PLAYER
COACHES
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
May
11,
1929
Karel
Kokeluh,
the
famous
CzecfuvKIovakian
tennis
player,
is
preparing;
the
Britjsh..
lawn
tennis
team
for
the
Davis
Cui
series
at
me
AU-cngiand
1
tub,
vumoiedon.
lie
i
here
seen
detti
giving
F.
II.
D.
Wiled
;i
few
wrinkles
regarding
the
grip
and
position
of
his
racket
for
a
forehand'
drive.
HUDDERSFIELD
WINS
ENGLISH
RUGBY
CUP
Defeated
Leeds
in
Final
Today
by
Score
of
Two
to
Nil
HALIFAX,
England,
May
11.
Hudderafield
won
the
Rugby
League
Cup
today
by
beating
Leeds
2
to-Of
FOOTBALLLINE-UPS
Tbe
Reginent
teaio-
for
Menday
night
is
the
firat'cnior
(oatbaR
gaM
of
th,,aeaaon
against
the
Tbiatlea
will
eoaaiat
of
1
the
following
ylayeca:
.Brand;
Roas
and
NomnttM;
Kelaey.
Murray
ane
A.
Hoiliitiajwii-
.W
JUiaseir;
Haw.
Hnaji
ad
J?raer.
wite
waiters
tt
.
Uiaferwoed
,
as
.-parea.
Plafen
wifl
be
fiued
with
hacta
and
other
equipment
..t
tbe
Armory.
The
Thistle
team
will
consist
of:
Laaibe;
Haig
and
Erskipe;
G.
MiUbell,
Baptie
and
Woods;
A.
Mitchell,
A.
Jlydonald.
W.
Mitchell,
John
CaoipOeJl
an
D.
Jack,
with
Jack
Campbell,
Bust
sanich,
Stiles
ami
W.
Murray
as
reserves.
TWO
GREAT
RIVAL
SCU
BRITISH
DAVIS.
CUP
TEAM
.
SWEENEY
GOLF
CHAMP
VICTORIA,
May
11:
Mrs.
S.
C.
Sweeney
yesterday
won
the
women's
golf
champion
ship
of
II.C.
by
defeating
Mrs.
Hew
Paterson
of
Victoria
seven
and
six
in
the
final
eighteen
holes.
WORD'
WINS
GREAT
JUBILEE
KEMPTON
PARk,
England,
May
IT.
Athford.
owned
by
W.
larnett,
won
the
Great
Jubilee
oday.
Trevelin
came
second
nd
Cabnllerot
third.
BALDWIN
NOMINATED
LONDON,
May
11:
Premier
"laldwin
was
today
nominated
for
the
Bewdley
division.
LLERS
MEET
IN
JUNE
During
the
first
week
of
JujiC
Joe
Wright
Jr.,
Canadian
champion
sculler,
will
row
against
K9n
Myers,
reputed
to
be
the
best
singles
sculler
in
the
United
Stat
as,
on
he
new
regatta
pourse
011
the
Humber
River
ndar
Toronto.
Both
athletes
went
to
the
Olympic
Games
at
Amsterdam
last
summer
when
they
represented
their
respective
countries
In
the
rowing
events.
The
laat
time
Myars
and
Wrigfi
met
the
forrner
oarsman
burned
himself
out
by
setting
too
hot
a
pace,
but
he
hnr
greatly
Improved
since
then
and
(t
jj
going
to
be
a
great
race.
NEARLY
QUARTER
MILLION
POUNDS
OF
HALIBUT
SOLD
TODAY
Halibut
sales'
at
the
local
Fish
Exchange
this
morning
aggregated
245,000
pounds,
twelve
American
vessels
selling
a
total
of
177,500
-pounds
at
from
12c
and;
Co
to
13c
and
7c
while
seven
Canadian
boats
disposed
of
67,-500
pounds
at
11.3c
and
Gc
to
12c
iind
Gc.
Arrivals
and
sales:
American
Viking,
7,000
pounds,
Booth
Fisheries,
12.9c
and'
7c.
1
Aleutian,
20,000
pounds,
Pacific
Fisheries,
12c
atid
Gc.
Atlas,
16,000
pounds,
Cunadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
12.3c
and
Gc.
Democrat,
24,000
pounds,
Royal
Fish
Co..
1
2.2c
and
Gc.
Ivanhoe,
10,000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
12c
and
Gc.
Sentinel.
27,000
pounds,
Booth
Fisheries,
12c
and
Gc.
Baltic,
14,000,
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
'&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
12.7c
and
7c.
Happy,
11,000
pounds,
and
uravo,
WU
pounus,
anauianfcsiivetf
GxwUtfJI&liiii&-.'iUfiiU'
Fish
&,
Cold
Storage
Co..
l-Wut;'-1
K'"
and
7c.
1
Hi
Gill,
8,500
pounds,
Bpoth
Fisheries,
13c
and
7;.
Augusta,
12,000
pounds,
Atlbi
Fisheries,
13c
and
7c.
;
Teddy
J.,
IG.000
pounds,
Atlin
Fisheries,
13c
and
7c.
Canadian
Johanna,
20,000
pounds,
Atlln
Fisheries,
12c
and
Gc.
Pair
of
JaQks,
to
Pacific
Fisheries
at
11.4
and
6.
Rose
Spit,
10,500
pounds,
Can?
adian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
11.8c
and
6c.
5U1I.
8,000
pounds,
Pacific
Fisheries,
He
and
Gc.
!!
Kalen,
7.000
pounds,
Booth
Fisheries,
11.3c
and
Gc.
I
Brant,
6,000
pounds,
Boot
Fisheries,
11.3c
and
6c.
Morris
1L,
7.00Q
pouiJ,
Roy)
Fish
Co..
11.5c
and
6c.
VANCOUVER
BUSINESS
ji
MEN
TO
PAY
VISIT
TO!'
OWEN
LAKE
PROPERTY
Prof.
J.
M.
Turnbull
of
the
University
of
British
Columbia,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
from
Vancouver
and
proceeded
by
train
to
the
interior,
where
he
will
make
ii
n
inspection
of
the
Owen
Lake;
mining
property,
for
which
he
is
consulting
engineer.
Accompanying
Professor
Turnbul
were
W.
A.
Castleton,
Fred
Dietrich,
A,
A.
Ross
and
W.
E.
Winteraute,
all
well
known
Vancouver
business
men.
who
are
interested
in
Owen
Lake,
as
well
as
the
Top-Icy-
Richfield
mine.
1
UTILE
JAPANESE
,
GIRL
DEAD
AFTER
J
A
BRIEF
ILLNESS
Victim
of
a
sudden
onset
of
pneumonia,
Tame
Nishio,
0-year-nld
daughter
of
A.
Nishio,
Seal
Cove
barber,
and
Mrs.
Nishio,
succumbed
at
1
:30
yesterday
after-"oon
in
the
Prince
Rijpert
General
Hospital.
She
had
been
ill
pnly
about
24
liours.
The
funeral
will
take
place
tomorrow
afternoon,
arrangements
''ng
in
the
hands
of
the
B.
C.
Undertakers.
.
FINAL
SC0T11SH
i
DANCE
OF
SEASON
Very
Enjoyable
Afalr
Last
Night
in
I.O.D.E.
Hall
Was
Largely
Attended
The
concluding
Scottish
dance
of
the
season
was
held
last
plght
by
St.
Andrew's
Society
fn
the
I.O.D.E.
Hall.
There
was
a
good
attendance
and
the
affair
was
thoroughly
enjoyable.
MmjC
was
by
an
orchestra
con,
sistlng-
of
Mrs.
James
Black,
John
Bremner,
J.
B.
McKay
and
James
Watt.
Dellciqui
refreshments
were
served.
Howard
Stcen
was
master
of
ceremonies
and
convener
DUCHESS
pIES
LONDON,
May
11:
The
dow-ager
Duchess
of
Abercorn,
aged
80,
died
last
night.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
The
following
quotation
were
jiil
and
a.iked:
Bayview,
3a,
3.
,
Big
Missouri,
1.45,
Nil.
Cork
Province.
lOf-Ui
CoUon
Belt,"
NHi
54.
Dunwell,
Nil,
23.
Duthie,
50,
CO
,
George
Copper,
G.00",
6.90,
Georgia
River,
30,
33.
Golconda,
Nil,
1.55.
Grandview,
40,
41.
Independence,
8,
9.
Indian,
4,
5,
Inter.
Coal
&
Coke,
39,
41.
kootenay
Florence,
14,
1G.
Kootenay
King,
41,
41
Vj.
L.
4
L,
3y4,
3't.
Lucky
Jim,
NH,
15.
Mohawk,
4,
4.
Morton
Woolsey,
5Vi,
5.
Marmot
River
Gold,
5,
5,.
Marmot
Metals,
5,
G.
National
Silver,
15ft,
1G.
Noble
Five,
Nil,
58.
Oregon
Copier.
41,
42.
Pend
Oreille,
5.26,
5.(0.
Pioneer
Gold,
Nil,
1.60.
Premier,
1.80,
1.83.
PnrloIJnlin
AC
M
Reeves
Macdqnajd,
LSSj
1x8.
Ru,th-Hope,
33,
37
1
Silverado,
85,
Nil
Silversmith,
14.
Nil.
Slocan
Rambler
13,fKil.'
'
j
"
'
'
'
Snowflake,
47,
48.'
Sunloch,
2.10,
Nil.
M
,;
Terminus,
5,
C
Vi.
f
;'
Topley
Richfield,
3Q,
31.
Wellington,
Nil,
9.
Whitewater,
75,
77.
Woodbine,
6,
6V4.
Oils,
Calgary
Dallas,
2.30.
Nil.
Great
West,
75,
Nil.
Mercury,
1.C7V4,
Nil.
Mid
West.
1.10,
Nil.
Okalta
Com.,
550.00,
Nil.
Regent,
85,
Nil,
Turner
Valley,
1.60,
Nil.
Richfield,
1.40,
Nil.
Stockmen,
41,
Nil.
Advance,.
13.50.
1-J.QQ.
A.
P.
Ppnaojjdated,
5.02,
5.06.
Calmont
5.75,
5.80.
'
Dalhousie,
5.05,
5.50.
Devenish,
1.52.
1.55.
Fabyon
Pt!,'
10,l'10l4.
'
Home,
23.Qp
,23.25.
,
.
.
T
Illinois-Alberta,
Nil,"
1.75.
May
land,
12.25,
J3.00.
McDougfgur.
(II,
C.75.
'
StfLeodJfcUb.'5.60.
NtwMeDrfugSegnr.
Nil;
3.40.
Royalite.
Nil."
17L0O.
Vulcan,
Nil,
2,05,
Hargal,
'2.15.'
20.
Freehold.
1.80,
1.85.
Sterling
Pacific.
2.30,
2.45.
.United,
13.25,
Nil.
New
Valley,
Nil.
1.50.
Eastern
Stocks
Sherritt-Gordon,
8.05,
Nil.
Noranda,
67.60,'
Nil.
TORONTO
STOCKS
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
Falfon
Bridge,
12.10.
Hudson
Bay,
j8,Q04
Hollinger,
6:65..
.
Nickel,
52.25,
;
,
Mandy,
1.10.
Newbec,
.
.
Noranda,
"
67.50
$t"
Sudbury
Basin,
8.75.
Sherritt-Gordon,
8.00.
Teck
Hughes,
9.15.
takeshore,
26.30.
Mclntyre,
18.00.
WOULD
FORM
NEW
LEAGUE
Paddy
Harmon
Threatens)
to
Start
Up
Independent
of
National
Hpckey
ody
CHICAGO,
May
11
Hockey
wfll
be
played
n
a
new
$7,000,000
stadium
here
next
season
in
spite
of
thp
National
Hockey
League's
refusal
to
grant
him
a
franchise,
Paddy
Harmon
said
today.
Harmon
said
he
was
considering
the
organization
qf
a
new
league
or
participation
In
the
organization
of
a
new
loop
which
would
Include
Windsor
and
Detroit
members
of
the
Canadian
Professional
League
last
season
with
tearris
from
Buffalo,
Cleveland,
Cincin
nati
and
Chicago.
qyjTE
weu
Vocalist
I'm
afraid
I
didn't
Jo
very
well.
1
Wireless
AnnouncerOh,
that's
all
right.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
through
an
error
you
were
announced
as
"Farmyard
Imitations.
The
Countryman.
rfJ
your
AND
CHILDREN
Woman
Say
She
Is
Unworthy
of
Husband
and
Commits
.
Suicide
AflKA;TOON,
May
1
It-Lav-
pany,
stating
that
she
w;.-
un
worthy
of
him
and
uxkiiiis
I.
i
mvimatm
ta
her
act,
Mi
:..
Mtir
Wftabn
took
her
four
rhmnn,
ranging
in
ages
from
nine
curs
to
five
months,
to
the
banks
of
b
Saaka-hewan
River
two
mil.
from
the
city
Friday
aft:raon
tnd
killed
them
by
strunguiuti
in
nd
than
committed
suiiid.
i
hanifing
herself.
The
deaths
w.
re
discovered
at
five
o'clock
Hm
morning
after
an
all
night
,k
;n
h.
When
WHaon
returned
h
me
last
evening
he
found
the
cote
raying
his
wife
was
taking
ti,i
hjldren
in
the
family
cur
The
bodies
of
the
children
were
found
acattereif
along
th$
river
U:x
nd
the";
rnethera
bdy
hanging
from
a
Jree,
she
hiving
muu)it:J
an
apple
boUtdrlilckfd
it
aw....
The
autononfre-
was
found
lo-c
by.
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LOCAL
SCHOOL
PRINCIPAL
RECEIVES
DEGREE
WITH
HONORS
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baa
bean
rt'civ.-d
r
1
Ity
that
p.
H,
Uartiu-
1
merly
prinHl
of
Bt)i
Me
mortal
School
here.
wn
l.u
Hacbelor
of
Arts
degree
u
.f.h
f'rsttelaaa
boeore
io
cb.
mi
tn
t
the
recent
convocation
ui
the
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