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FOUR
THE
DAILY
NEWS
i
i
11
Max
Schmeling,
the
young
G
rmari
heavyweight,
who
last
week
won
a
decisive
victory
over
Paulino
Uzcudun
in
New
York.
The
inset
picture
is
that
of
the
defeated
title
aspirant
Schmeling
is
looked
upon
as
likely
to
be
the
next
champion.
STATION
WINS
AT
SOFTBALL
Defeated
Dry
Dock
Last
Night
By
23
to
22
in
Second
Half
Opener
The
first
same
of
the
second
half
of
ihe
C.N.R.
softball
schedule
last
sight
resulted
in
a!
colse
28
to
22
win
for
the
Station
I
over
th
Dry
Dock.
At
the
end'
of
the
ninth
the
score
was
even!
22
all,
the
Station
scoring
the,
winning
run
In
the
eleventh.
Umpire
were
E.
Ratchford
and
W.
Thompson
and
the
players
were
at
follows:
Station
Holtby.
p.;
Skattebol,
c;
Stllea,
lb.;
MePherson,
2b.;
Horten.
3b.;
Melntosh,
ss.;
II.
Skattebol,
rf.;
B.
Skattebol,
cf.;
Malr.
If.
Dry
Dock
McPhee,
p.;
Palmer,
c
J.
Smith,
lb.;
White,
2b.;
Mc-K'eniie,
3b.;
Howe,
ss.;
C.
Smith,
rf.;
Hunter,
cf.;
Ness,
If.
Daily
News
-Classified"
advertising
brings
results.
'
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mtt
liliMMMMU.
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DRAWN
GAME
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CRICKET
TEST
r.
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ror
necona
lime
.naicn
iteiween
England
and
South
Africa
Incomplete
V;H
LONDON,
July
3:
The
second
cricket
test
match
between
England
and
South
Africa
at
Lords
ended
in
a
draw
when
play
stopped
late
yesterday
in
the
second
inning
of
the
tourists
on
account
of
poor
light
The
scores
were:
England
302
and
312
for
eight
wickets
declared.
Sooth
Africa
322
and
90
for
five
WELSHMEN
WINNERS
HAMILTON,
July
3:
The
touring
Welsh
football
team
defeated
Hamilton
all-stars
two
to
ail
in
the
hardest
kind
of
a
battle
yesterday.'"
NO
CN.R.
TENNIS
Owinir
to
unfavnrnVilo
uciilVr
no
further
games
were
played
last
night
in
the
C.N.R.
Tennis
Club's
tournament.
SPAIN
IIAILN
lOICtlON
111
I.I.rlQIITE
They
ml
It
oouldnf
be
don,
but
Sfdncy
mnklln,
eltlaen
of
our
nintiirin
nation,
showed
Spain
tht
a
"XorelpMr"
could
pUy
t
thelt
'r.uorml
gMM
at
bullflchung
even
tttwr
Hiui
their
MtlT
ttittadon.
Up-r
tte
frtfjtfM
critical
eye
C
a
rpnwntatn
Spanlth
rigftit
crowd
$$&if,Vo
buI1
10
tb.jAJn-at
Bwill.
yilh
auen
lloa
wor
that
li
was
c3Wl
the
sljnal
honbe
.
o(
being
carried
through
the
get
on
the
ahouldw
ol
thrilled
aud'ence.
.
.
.
PRIZEWINNERS
IN
B
AND
RAFFI.E
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wiy
L,inasa
winner
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lei
Other
.
Articles
Distributed
The
following
were
winners
in
ithe
drawing
of
prizes
for
the
(benefit
of
the
Boys'
Band,
the
drawings
having,
been
made
at
the
Dominion
Day
dance
on
Monday
night:
First
Prize,
$20
in
cash
Miss
Lily
Lindsay,
ticket
3G3
01
Second,
photos,
value'
$10-R.
;
E.
Benson,
59.
Third,
cut
glass
vase
A.
T.
Parkin,
134.
Fourth,
box
of
cigars
J.
R.
Tan
nock,
27.
Fifth,
embroidered
pillow
Mrs.
0.
A.
Johnson,
2G3.
Sixth,
hara
Tom
Wallace
(Claxton).
488.
.
Seventh,
box
of
cigars
Mrs.
K.
Hailberg,
389,
TENNIS
ALMOST
'
7
1
flU
i'l
IN
FINALS
NOW
Miss
Vera
Smith
Wins
Citv
I.nlIoa
Cintrloo
TIM.
1
.
tus8
juicneii
and
Larl
Brand,
Mixed
Doubles
T
The
finals
have
now-
been
reached
in
practically
all
the
ev
ents'
of
the
city
tennis
championship
tournament
and
it
is
plan-
nd
to
have
the
play-offs
on
Thursday
or
Friday
evening,
WSther
permitting.
.KMii
Vera
Smith
has
already
won.
.the
ladies',
singles
by
defeating
Mrs.
H.
L.
Shadwell
7-5.
6-3
In
the
scmt-final.
Miss
Caro
line
Mitchell,
the
other
finalist,
has
left
the
city
and
thereby
loses
by
default
to
Miss
Smith.
The
mixed
doubles
have
also
been
decided
in
favor
of
Miss
Caroline
Mitchell
and
Carl
Brand
who
beat
Mrs.
H.
L.
Shadwell
and
W.
N.
Currie
in
the
final
6-2,
6-0.
The
ladies'
doubles
finalists
are
Mrs.
S.
P.
McMordie
and
Mrs.
H.
L.
Shadwell
vs
Miss
Vera
Smith
and
Miss
Laura
Frlzzell
while
Carl
Brand
and
W.
L-
Stamford
will
meet
In
the
final
of
the
men's
singles.
In
the
men
s
doubles,
Col.
S.
P.
McMordie
and
Carl
Brand
have
reached
the
final
but
who
will
be
their
opponents
is
not
yet
decided.
In
the
second
round
the
following
games
have
yet
to
be
played:
W.
L.
Stamford
and
F.
Joslin
vs
Pet
f.Iack
and
Bob
Bartlett
apd
E.
Wilding
and
John
munoy
ts-ii.-a.
I'rycp
and
V.
It
I.inrey.
Ih
dinners
to
meet
In
i
the
semi-final.
Summary
American
43.C00
nounds.
16.7r
and
8c
to
18.3c
and
8e
i
anadian
287T00
pounds.
16.3c
and
8c
to
17.9c
and
8c.
American
Pioneer.
30.000.
Atlin.
16.7c
and
8c.
Rainier.
4.500.
Booth.
18.3c
and
8c.
Jack,
9,000,
Cold
Storage.
17c
and
8c.
Canadian
-Brotf'1
'S.SOd.'
iJold
Storage.
ICJJc
nd
8c.
I
M,6r)t
H.,
7,000.
Botli,
16.5c
and
8c.
'
i
D.
S.
T
7,700.
Cold
Storage,!
16.0c
arid
8c.
'
t
Joe
Baker,
'
10.500,
Patifle,
17.9c
and
8c.
Burns
Ike
observed
Dominion
Day
with,
a
field
day
for
children.
Thre
were
twenty
events
on
the
program
and
all
were
keenly
contested.
Mesdames
Holmes
and
McLeod
and
Rev.
W.
R.
Ashford
and
II.
D.
MacNeil
were
in
charge
of
the
staging
of
the
sports.
CHICAGOCUBS
IBUNNY
AUSTIN
(RURAL
DEANERY
STILL
LEADING!
IS
ELIMINATED
1
Won
Uphill
Battle
From
At
A
I
1
J
leticB
Take
Two
From
Senators
-
Boston
3.
New
York
4.
clnclrH
nan
iieas
esierAy.m.
NEW
Y0RK,
July
3t
An
uphill
battle
gave
Chicago
Cubs
victory
in
an
eleven
inning,
game
over
Cincinnati
Reds
Yesterday.
nusburgh
I'iratefl
took
the
Boston
Beaves
got
an
even
break
against
the
New
York
Giants
in
a
d&ublc-header.
Melvin
hoi
RViHBEWraMEW
ui
1
nijnviimijn
Youthful
Tennis
Stir
Gets
Quiet.
us
After
Fine
Effort
This
Morning
WIMBLEDON,
July
3:
Eng-
Ott
got
his
twenty-third
homer
of
Borotra
will
play
Henri
Cochet
the
season
in
the
seventh
inning
who
this
morning
defeated
Bill
of
the
first
game,
retaining
the
Tilden
of
the
United
States
in
major
league
leadership
for
cir-the
other
semi-final
6-4,
6-1,
7-5.
cuit
clouts.
I
In
the
women's
quarter
finals
I
Mrs.
May
Sutton
Bundy
of
the
In
the
American
League,
the
United
States
was
eliminated
to-Philadelphia
Athletics
recovered
dy
hY
Miss
Joan
Ridley
of
Eng-
Eighth,
box
of
chocolates
Jack
from
a
ty
ame
8I"P
and
took
.tend
6-3,
6-2.
Holroyd,
389.
,a
double-header
from
iVashigton
'
"
"
CANADIANS
WIN
Campbell.
709
Rabe
Ruth's
single
and
saerific
Tenth,
pastry
flour
D.
A.,'and
aieusel
s
two
Mfgger
aecoun-
Hehl,
1556.
Xea
the
New
ork
Yankees
Eleventh,
box
of
cigars
George
I
winning
over
Boston
Red
Sox.
Stocks.
252.
1
Cleveland
Indiana
took
a,
double
Twenfth,
flour
G.
W.
John
ston,
300.
Thirteenth,
cigarette
,
cases
W.
Lambie
and
G.
W.
Johnstone,
1963.
Fourteenth,
flour
Mrs.
W.
W.
Wright,
132.
Prizes
may
be
obtained
from
G.
W.
Johnstone
or
Frank
Derry.
header
from
Chicago
White
Soxi
and
Detroit
Tigers
walloped
St
j
Louis
Browns.
!
Yesterday's
big
league
scores:
I
i
National
League
New
York
6,2,
Boston
3-8.
St.
Louis
3,
Pittsburgh
5.
Cincinnati
4,
Chicago
5.
American
League
Washington
4-1,
Philadelphia
without
difficulty
in
the
prellmin-
7-4.
Chicago
3-4,
Cleveland
4-5
Detroit
10,
St.
Louta
A.
'
'
Sunday
Scores
National
League
Philadelphia
4-4,
New
14-2.
rt
Botofi,3-10,
Brooklyn
5-C
Pittsburg?
I,
QMnpaU
6.
Chicago
14,
St.
Louis
8.
American
league
New
York
6,
Boston
4.
Philadelphia
2,
Washington
12.
!
Cleveland
10,
Detroit
11.
St.
Louis
end
Chicago,
rain.
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
"
,
W
.
L.
Chicago-
40
28
Pittsburgh
..!
41
2o
New
York
.........
88
31
St.
Louis
Sff
'1
Brooklyn
31
36
Philadelphia'
29
38
Boston
.
...rA'i....
28
42
Cincinnati
........
24
41
"-
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
W.L.
Philadelphia
'
.
50
17
New
York
.'
40
26
St
Louis
.ii
;....
39
27
Detroit
S9
33
Cleveland
.........
S2
!W
Washington
26
39
Chicago
21
47
Boston
'
22
50
HENLEY
TRIALS
Joe
Wright
and
Jack
Guest
Victors
in
Preliminary
Sculling
Trials
on
Thame
HENLEY-ON-THAMES,
July
3.joe
WMght
Jr.
of
Toronto,
i
ary
trials
in
defence
of
his
trophy
today.
Jack
Gueat,
also
of
Toronto,
defeated
J.
Hewens
of
Maidenhead.
Other
heat
winners
were
R.
T.
Lee,
Viscount
Tiverton,
T
.
D.
Col-
York
and
L.'
Gunthtr.
of
Holland.
VANC0UVERJ1EN
ON
WAY
NORTH
Prominent
,
Parts
.
Here
..Morning
Knroute
to
Stew
art
MininR-lVopertieM
...
!
The
handsome
power
yacht
Helna
B-'!ium1
a
brief
call
hero
OT6
this
morning
bound
from
Von-rki
couver
to
Stewart,
having
on
a"1
v
i
4U
KWn
T
Rur.
XttT
miu
iwv
v
i
.
,
.
.
.......
-
-
vt.
ZOO
.492
Mr.
Eurdick
is
planning
oni
OF
HAZELXON
file
land's
tennis
hope.
Bunny
AusV
flnd
2
ThciU.LiorOaledonia
tin,
the
youthful
star
who
has
mirlo
an
eh
a
ariectjif
ulnr
pnlrv
series
opener,
fom
St.
Louis
Car!
into
championship
company
wag
eliminated
today
by
Jean
Bor-i
otra
of
France
in
the
semi-finals
1
here
6-1,
10-8,
5-7,
0-1
thus
insuring
an
all
French
final.
Meeting
Held
Last
Week
HAZKLTON,
JMrZThe
first
meeting
in
the
history
of
the
Cnl-edonia
diocese
of
thd
Hazoltou
rural
deanery
was.
held
In
St.
Hdpr'a
fliitr,tli
4iovtf
nn
Ihnn
f
was
present,
with
the
rural
dean,
Rev.
William
n&veetmqn
of
JSfy
dako,
p.eaiding.
with
communion
at
7:30,
admia
istered
by
Bishop
Rix.
Rev.
A.
W.,
Robinson
of
Terrace
was
elected
secretary.
Excellent
papers
were
read
by
member
of
the
chapter,
one
on
"Chrfs4(ai.
Unity"
by
Rv
T.
D.
Proctor
being
outstanding.
Canon
T.
J.
rn-..u
-1
T
-
;
,
Wednesday,
July
s,
19
..'
JOHN
MURRAY
IS
HOME
WITH
BR
Well
Known
Old
Timer
of
n
oiarnea
L,ast
eek
in
Vancouver
to
Miss
E.
Grey
John
Murray,
well
kn
;yn
neer
iff
this
city;
return.
1
hot
on
the
Prince
Rupert
t!
ni.,'.
ing
from
the
south
wih
hi
hr
who
was
formerly
Miss
I
,r
f
Vou
nil
imir
V
2
Tl.
raony
took
plaee
last.
v;,;,
Vancouver.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Murray
w
!1
ti
iU-
1-41
,
-,!
.
..
Vila
cuiiHiaiuiaiiuun
nnn
m
v
.
.
,
Chapter
proceedings
ppenetL
1
m,
.
.
Sport
Chat
mere
wrc
manv
vi
description
1
of
.
m
life
on
thd
.
Hay
.
Smlthe
fer
the
I)orni,
River
the
early
days
where
for,
celebr,tten
Mon)lav
years
he
and
Mm.
Marsh
pdon-
Mon
at
the
ineri(ir
,
?.
ri
.ftufrnU7
taxed
to
overflow,,,,
Final
Authority
In
Religion"
bi
,ni?
WM
dpvot
.
.k
Rev.
S.
C.
Steer
bf
Vanderhoof
rtrAn'n
iiutr4t
wliil
ami
"Young
People"
lay
Rev.
L.
in
the
afternoon
include
J.
Hale,
of
Smithers.
closing
with
lgport,
for
ad,t((
am,
......
rv
"B-::V.
T""wr':bali
games
followed
bv
h
"Mission
Veraus
Materiallam.
i
ne
visitors
wej.e
eOtertalneU
:n
ya.x
(n,m.,
,
the
opening
uy
,tf
a
Bumptuaus
t,ftJ,
day'
proceedings
repast
by
the
womens
auxilia.
rfittinjr
concU8ion.
under
the
leadership
of
their
proa-
j
,
Went
Mrs
Wingate.
and
Mrs.
Burn
Lflke
defeated
Ri,,,.
Srgent
kindly
Mt
her
home
for,
17
to
n
in
a
recent
the
occasion..
Mr.
Seeley
and
,
It
gwne
WM
a
fm,
Myros
entertained
with
j
mtch
but
WM
interef,tin
,
vocal
duets
and
Mrs.
Dunirate
oa
..
.
.,
hoidr
of
the
diamond
sculls
with
piano
solos
I
championship,
defeated
E.
T.
Jllurstow
of
the
Pengnern
Club
WHEAT
PRICES
'
ing.
At
night
a
big
da,
"
'
inn
wiir
ICflllll
HIIU
..I'
'
-
Some
of
the
nfhi.r
hit
with
n,..
members
were
tafen
to
virnt
Kt-
4
to
,
afaini,t
tnem
,,.,
siguecla.
During
the
meetiDg
gcod
wven
runs
in
th-
deanery
members
were
entertain-
iBBinjf
but
Burn.
Lake
,
ed
by
Rev.
T.
D.
and
Mrs.
Proc-
lt
UI)
in
the
thlrd
an,,
,,
tof.
-Mr.
ana
MM.
Sargent,
lr.
and
Mrs.
Dungate.
Mr.
and
Mru.
Myros,
while
dinner
and
luncheon
hostesses
were-I
HcgaB,
Mi.
Newiek
and
Mra.
Winby.
Menjbere
of
the
deanery
are
tit.
Rev.
G.
A.
Rix,
Bishop
of
Caledonia.
Prince
Rupert;
Hon.
Canon
T.
J.
Marsh,
Terrace;
Rural
Dear.
W.
weetman,
Endsko;
Rev,,
T.
D..
Proctor,
Hazelton;
Rev.
J.
II.
Kerf,
Burns
Lake;
Rev.
A.
.W.
Robinson,
Tenrace;
Rev.
L.,
J.
Hales,
Smithers;
Rev.
S.
C.
Steer.
This'
Vanderhoof
.
SOAR
TODAY
WINNIPEG,
July
3.
Pessl-
nr
k
Panlflr
Sfl..mlstic
renorts
of
cron
conditions
PRICE
OF-
WHEAT
VANCOUVER.
.400
spending
the
most
of
the
sum-1
price
of
wheat
is
again
jumping.
.338
mer
in
the
north,
having
rectedthe
quotations
today
being
.306
residence
at
Georgia
River.
'11
37'.
,
collecting
seven
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