PAGE
FOUR
PATRICK
MAY
BE
PILOT
OF
CROWDOFFANS
WATCHED
GAME
One
of
Snappiest
SoftBall
Gamea
of
Season
Played
A
record
crowd
of
fan-
was
out
to
see
the
Dry
Dock
take
one
of
the
snappiest
softball
games
of
the
season
from
the
Round
Houfe
last
night.
The
Dry
Dock
got
away
in.
the
fifth
inning
to
collect
six
runs
and
another
two
in
the
sixth
inning,
this
being
the
only
innings
they
crossed
the
plate.
The
en
gine
men
collect
ted
one
in
the
first,
second,
third
and
sixth
and
two
in
the
seventh.
The
final
count
was
eight
to
six.
There
were
three
or
four
snappy
double
plays.
Round
House
Cameron,
Phillips,
Foreman.
Tullock,
Peterson,
Bond,
Rose,
Thompson,
Teng.
Dry
Dock
McWeown,
Howe,
Smith.
Reld.
Gawthorne,
McKerj-zie.
Boulter,
Iladden,
Hedstrom.
Jackson,
umpire.
FOUGHT
TO
DRAW
VANCOUVER
LAST
NIGHT
VANCOUVER,
July
20.
De
Wolf
of
Vancouver,
formerly
of
Rellingham,
and
Fred
Gaudettatdf
Yakima,
heavyweights,
fought
"ten
rounds
to
a
draw
here
last
night.
ENGLISH
CHANNEL
jWIM
PLANNED
Mrs.
Myrtle
Huddleston
Will
At
tempt
to
Cnws
Twice,
Once
Each
Way
DOVER,
England,
July
19.
Mrs.
Myrtle
Huddleston,
the
American
endurance
swimmer
who
did
a
Cl-hour
tank
marathon
at
Conoy
Island
last
year,
hbpeto
do
to
the
English
channel
thtf
year
what
the
well
known
bear
did
to
the
mountain.
She
plans
to
swim
from
England
to
France
and
then
swim
back
ar.iin.
English
newspapermen
to
whom
she
made
the
announcement
at
Southampton,
en
route
fp
a
series
of
endurance
wims
In
Germany
were
astonished
to
hear
her
say
she
planned
her
double-crossin
of
the
channel
as
"a
good
way
to
ki'ep
In
training.
"For
mercy's
sake!"
excalimed
one
sporting
editor
in
his
column
the
nextmornlng.
"Training
for
what?
Is
she
thinking
of
compel
fng
with
the
BerengariaT"
Another
recalled
that
it.
was
Mrs.
Huddleston
who
three
years
ago
took
up
swimming
to
build
up
her
nerves.
Sport
Ghat
If
Jupe
Pluvius
will
let
them,
THE
GANADIENS
sraif
-
League.
The
Lodge
Men
promise'
MONTREAL,
July
20.
The-
that
they
are
gointr
to
be
bettor
Montreal
Star
states
that
although
boyg
than
they
were
ja9t
week
i
the
report
could
J
confirmed.
'
d
,ay
'
that
they
will
be
think-the
learned
from
the
paper
high-1
...,?.
..,,,
,:
est
authority
that
Frank
Tatriek
would
"take
over
the
reh;-
as
pilot
than
crabbing
with
the
umpire--of
the
Canadiens
here
next
ses-
even
though
they
think
they
rn'nn
"
'
eould
Handle
the
umnirinsr
job
I
better
themselves
than
any
put-!
VAMIrrCT
ACT
Wr
could
for
them.
Stan
Mor-Y
A
NK
T
r
N
I
I
IN
I
-n'
ervice
club
crew,
which
baa
I
nilLiLiJ
LiVUl
had
the
qnfortunate
faculty
of
II
I
17
A
P
A
Win
'
'os'n?
game
wnen
they
needed
nAl.r
A
liAlVlCi
w,n-
re
oin
to
try
to
rIso
uruji
n
vxuiw.to
oecBilon
thIa
tlme
and
mako
a
Victory
which
would
put
Split
Double
Header
With
Cleve-
them
close
on
the
heels
of
the
land
Indians
Yesterday
Afternoon
NEW
YORK,
July
20:
The
Yankees
lost
half
a
game
in
their
race
for
league
leadership
with
the
Philadelphia
Athletics,
when
they
split
their
double
header
with
Cleveland.
Ruth
went
out
of
the
pieture
in
the
first
inning
of
the
first
game
when
he
went
lame.
Gehrig,
however,
smashed
out
a
homer
to
help
things
along
in
this
encounter
and
Incidentally
passed
the
Babe
in
their
contest
for
home-
run
honors.
McManus
got
four
of
Detroit's
five
hits
and
accounted
for
both
their
runs
against
Philadelphia.
,
Scores
follow:
American
League
Philadelphia
4,
Detroit
2.
Boston
1,
Chicago
2.
Washington
3,
St.
Louis
7.
New
York
7-3
Cleveland
2-11.
All
National
gamea
postponed,
rain.
Native
Sons
for
league
honors.
If
the
Gyros
win
this
game,
they
will
be
but
a
single
half
game
behind
the
Canucks,
A
wm
for
the
Elks
would
put
them
on:
even
footing
with
the
Gyros
with
four
wins
and
five
losses.
The!
Gyro
win
oyer
the
Canucks
on'
Monday
night
helped
to
tightep
up
the
league
contest
in
an
in-j
teresting
,
manner..
The
standing
ad
the
teams
take
the
field
is
a-t
follows:
W.
L.
Pet.
Native
Sons
.......
5
3
.025
Gyros
.......
4
4
.500
Elks
3
5
.375
Events
scheduled
for
next
week
are
as
follows:
Monday
C.N.R.
Softball:
Dry
Dock
vs
Station.
Stuart
Shield
Football:
Empress
vs
Thistles.
Tue4lay-JCity
Baseball:
Gyro
Club
vs
Native
Sons
of
Canada.
.Thursday
C.N.R.
Softball:
Superintendent's
Office
vs
Round
House.
Stuart
Shield
Football:
Thistles
vs
Regiment.
Friday
City
Baseball:
Native
Sons
of
Canada
vs
Elks.
Here
and
there
on
the
pages
of
baseball
history
are
recorded
the
dramatic
collapse
of
powerful
baseball
machines,
but
the
fall
of
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals,
National
league
champions
in
1028,
threatens
to
go
down
in
the
books
as
one
of
the
strangest
and
most
unexpected
of
all
form
reversals.
For
two
months
the
Cards
were
in
the
thick
of
the
pennant
chase.
Then
they
fell
apart.
There
have
been
a
number
of
explanations
for
the
collapse
of
the
champions
but
most
of
the
responsibility
can
be
traced
back
to
a
veteran
pitching
staff
that
cracked
wide
open
at
a
time
when
Billy
South-worth
had
no
up-and-coming
youngsters
capable
of
stepping
into
the
breach.
BASEBALL
Sunday
afternoon
at
2
o'clock.
Gyros
vs
Elks.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
BY
BY
COLLY-
GOLLY-
I'M
I'M
LO?T-
L05T-
i'L
THIS
FELLOW
COMING
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
T,
HEAVY
RAIN
IN
THE
YUKON
There
was
heavy
rain
all
night
throughout,
the
Yukon
Territory,
according
to
reports,
received
this
morning
by
the-
Government
Telegraphs
from
Dawson
and
Stewart
River.
Warm
weather
prevailed
there
although
rmt
ex
tremely
hot
The
report
follows;
Terras
Cloudy,
a.
wino.
uu.
Rosewood
Clear,
calm,
58.
,
Aiyansh
Clear,
windy,
60
Alice
Arm
Part
cloudy,
calm,
GO.
,
'
Anypx-r-Clear,
calm,
62.
SfewartCIoudy,
calm,
68.
Hasport
Cloudy,
calm,
40.
1
Port
Simpson
loudy,
calm,
59.
.
,c'
Haielton
Cloudy,
calm,
60.
Smith-era
Cloudy,
calm,
59.
Burn
Lake
Cloudy,
windy,
53.
Atlin
Cloudy,
south
wind,
54.
Whitehorse
Cloudy,
S
wind,
57.
Carmaeks
Cloudy,
S.
wind,
62.
Stewart
River
Raining,
65.
Lfawson-n-Raining,
CO,
heavy
rain
all
night.
HIGH
SCHOOL
TEACHERS
j
Miss
St.
Claire
Johnston
of
I
Victoria
has
been
appointed
(teacher
of
French
at
the
high
school
and
Miss
McLean
will
be
in
the
Junior
department.
This
completes
the
personnel
of
the
high
school
staff.
GLACIER
GULCH
AT
SMITHERS
TO
SHIP
ORE
located
on
the
Hudson
Bay
Mountain
a
few
miles
west
of
Smithers,
owned
by
Stuart
Campbell
and
Grover
.
Loveless,
says
the
Interior
News.
It
is
the
intention
of
tho
partners
to
con
tlnue
operations
from
the
start
made
last
year
in
taking
out
ore
from
a
rich
vein
for
shipment.
Considerable
ore
is
already
feet
of
the
Glacier
Gulch
claims.
This
property
was
under
bond
to
Frank
H.
Taylor
last
year
and
1
work
consisted
of
sinking
a
shaft!
on
a
well
mineralized
vein.
Thi
uncovered
a
Dromisimr
showin.
the
samples
-tested,
Due-
to
the
MPtl
QCDUlfE
pressure
of
work
pt
Owen
Lake
ljCff
OEdlYlUj
ana
lopiey,
tur-
ibhh
quished
his
option,
and
work
is
now
to
continue
from
the
point
where
operations
ceased
In
the
ahsft
At
the
same
time'
there
In
n
deal
completed
last
week
for
shipment
to
lhesmeTt"er;
f
i
n
an
c
i
n
g
arrangements
were
!
concluded
for
on
aggressive
cam-'
palgn
of
work
on
the
Glacier
!
PART
PI
FMFNTS
ROYS
"ill
-
,
,
,
v.i
xy
..'
i
-
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-
TENDERS
WANTED
9W
-
ww
A
SIR
Mil
ill
be
-
considerable
'
driving
-
In
MacMHIan
f
111..
Gets
"A
8U
r
i
effort
to
block-tmr
future
re-J
Lumber
Carriers
rves
as
well
a
to
take
out
ore
Vancouver
From
QTfAWA,
July
!:o
Jamea
"Malcolm
Unri
v;,;,
terday
that
the
ENJOY
VICTORIA
VISIT
g&g
StLSTf
r
'to
the
Australian
Biv
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(
Guests
to
Tea
at
Government
bia
Shipping
Co.
Ltd.
iii..
.
House
and
YWt
'Point
of
Interest
of
II.
R.
MacMillan
1
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TUa
nnliH,4
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urnuu
ui
wirv-
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.,
VICTORIA,
July
20:
The
Port
nual
subsidy
of
$92,4i"
Th
.
Uements
Scouts
naa
a
royai
vice
win
ue
montniy.
Hma
Vtnv-
Tkflu
j
aUeA
anrl
tnnlr
rru.
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w
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bio
t"
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ay
nf
nrommorir
1TmiA
Wltn
T
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sorted
and
sacked
as
a
result
of
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10
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work
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in
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spent
an
hour
or
two
V
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four
matfd
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that
I,
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hio
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the
provincial
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museum,
vi.
vis-
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lumber
wuh.
TILT
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ited
the
drydoek
and
Yarrows
quired
to
put
the
property
in
thlnvar,,a
,
RBnlltmau
,h
th
shape
to
be
operated
on
a
small
beautjflJ,'
Butchart
Gardens.
They
scab?
at
A
road
once.
good
from
,a
-
i,i
k
.s
ur:
opposite
Jke
runs
to
within
Kathlyn
a
few
.
,
,
Scout
Troop
at-the
Gorge
and
hundred
drivpn
around
th
cltv
and
to
see
the
whole
district,
j
tl.
y
..
.
for
a
freight
sent.
i'L
British
Columbia
am!
A
ubsidied
by
tho
Ft
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r,
ernment
is
received
i
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with
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couver
shipping
four
Tenders
for
concessions
at
the
n
aK
according
with
unusually
high
values
in
Exhibition
will
be
received
un
to
Van
Duen
of
the
II
silver,
which
allowed
in
aaaay
5
p.m.
on
Tuesday,
July
2,
1929,
'n
Export
Co.
Ltd.
to
a
strength
well
over
one
thou
at
the
Fair
Board
Office,
City
The
first
sailing
ar
sand
ounce
per
ton
In
some
of
Ha)!.
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by
August
or
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