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Prince
Rupert
uoily
News
Friday,
AuEru-ir
SI.
19M
Swimming
Instruction
Pays
Off;
23
Learn
One-Hit
Whitewash
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wf
CANADIAN
AMATEUR
CHAMPIONSHIP
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of
a
nu-na
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single,
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Ottawa
w-Phu
parley.
39-
Twenty-three
youngsters
proved
to
several
hun-'k
t.Kd
the
whitewash
brush
over
Gordon
-
rar:o!d
"let7an
from
Toronto
,iV
t"1"
111
,,.
,
,
...
.
Scat
t:ro
defeated
defendlriK
7.
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K
son
la.t
niM111
ln
a.
nuiOUT,
lor
Abel
u.
champion
Bill
Mawhlnney
of
ii
..-.(s
the
u,c
second
game
of
a
five-game
final
i
Van",uv"
an,d
i
yrday
in
.'S.
n
"'
7.
,
ouarter
finals
of
Canadian
Ama-
md
it
tii'd
the
standing.
Gordon
&
Anderson
:
teur
oolf
championship,
two
died
people
yesterday
afternoon
that
they
learned
to
swim
during
the
summer
Civic
Centre
swim
classes.
None
of
these
youngsters,
ranging
in
ages
6-10,
were
able
to
swim
when
they
began
July
10.
-
And
those
of
the
53
students
.
1....4
C,
'
i.iiiil.-av's
no-htt
other
Vancouver
boys
were
more
successful.
Laurie
Roland,
18-year-old
Canadian
Junior
Champion
&i-itated
his
felljw-townsman
..
.
...,.lh..lr..fl
reciriairra
following
Arncy's
triple.
Car-
Kav
h
iriiie
the
fifth
olii
passed
both
Abel
and
Undone.
H;
say
to
load
the
bases
after
Pavi-
,irr,
sinnicil
111
...
h,if,
one
l"r
Percy
Clogg
4
and
2.
and
Walter
two
other
time
at
liktx
and
McHardy
flew
out.
But
McElroy
piled
up
an
early
lead
A-
6Sj
uiorui
uueerea
me
sei-UD
lor
tr.
if.t,t.
1
n,,o
ri,
nmu
-
k
lot
of
curve
"it
oy
a
srwrp
teur
champion
from
Granby
6
chose
lired
In
'a,8IJU"d
single,
scoring
the
run.
and
5.
illKl
J
drupv
which
started
out
in
the
begin-
"ass
received
awards
lor
en.-,
new'
class,
J7
received
awards,
ciency
ln
the
four
strokes.
;
for
those
who
couldn't
swim,
at
Class
Three
swimmers
coin-least
had
learned
to
float.
In-
peted
in
a
150-foot
and
75-foot
struetor
Ian
McHardy
nays
he
freestyle
swimming
race
headed
is
satisfied."
,by
Dop
Way
and
Art
Turcotte,
"Maybe
they're
not
world-
respectively.
Second
prize
win-beaters
but
ai
least
they
can
nera
were
Turcotte
In
the
150-jret
from
here
to
there,
which
;
yard
stretch
and
Bruce
Stan-U
quite
an
accomplishment,
wood.
In
the
75-yard
race.
They
can
have
Tun
in
the
water
j
Diving
exhibitions,
which
ln-n
hich
they
didn't
have
before."
!
eluded
the
plain
front
dive,
Jack-In
the
second
class,
ages
10-
knife,
flip,
backdive,
hand.stand
14,
Beverly
Calderonl
came
firft
and
the
'sailor's'
dive.
Divers
in
the
75-ioot
freestyle
race,
were
Ait
'
Tuicotle,
Dklt
Bury,
Karen
Taylor
was
second.
t
Bruce
Stanwood,
Joe
Kraupner,
In
the
backstroke,
Karen
Tay-
Ron
Eby,
Don
Husvik
and
Rob-
,
m
phitiiKe
me
pace,
varolii
iookpu
ornnani
in
me
Fv-'d
Kammer,
ir.
of
"Detroit,
fit-idci-s
were
hot
as
well
sixth
Inning
when
he
struck
out
3
year-old
former
Walker
Cup
support.
.
unee
ouiiera
in
a
row,
dui
ne
ntv.rlr.m
Tiniun
Riu,.hsn
plenty
e
hmi
Instance,
1
..liiikis.
lr
Ttnl
idvlrtiwiwii
H
iw
pybt.ikid
or
dHiird
b
(1m
Lom
CoMiai
llu
G
ml
Bnk
Caluobo.
fn
.
went
to
pieces
on
one
batter
es
anve.
He
had
to
fight
off
;!,.!hebutufOU"d
.r.A
61
strong
comeback
by
Ray
Kepron
v,
lth
Paviilkls
on
first
with
a
oI
Winnipeg
to
win
one
up.
AiliKie,
Cuiuiii
Uitew
two
wiki
a'
hard
(fame
in
cetitre-a
lot
of
grounc
I.
,
,;ayi
for
uuiouts
welt
jiid
nul't
Urite-,
Wj,u
pil.-hed
the
wll-Sunday,
save
up
"..
red
hits
and
lo.it
pitches
to
McHardy
to
allow
the
runner
to
reach
third.
Catcher
Young
topped
the
wild
throwing
with
a
hard
toss
wide
of
Remember
When
'
lor
came
first;
Joanne
Proekter,
ert
Pedersen.
second.
Sidestroke,
Llbby
Pierce,
1
An
added
feature
in
the
Park
t
first,
Karen
Taylor,
second;
and
Day
celebrations
was
the
sand-in
the
breaststroke
race,
Libby
box
display
by
Fun
Club
mem-.
Pierce
first,
and
Dorothy
Wick,
1
ber
who
created
a
topographi-econd.
Twenty
swimmers
in
thte
cal
map
of
Prince
Rupert
City
In.st
blood
JorLI'IU
uui-maii
ounocig,
iu
score
t-s
rrry
-
-
..,'f.,t
innlnit
'
Pavilikis.
I
:,kI
run
111
1
1...
.
.
.
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.
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.
.
Wwmiyini--r
'r
-
Mi
.ar'-'J
PHOTO
WRATH
ALL'S
FINISHING,
DEVELOPING,
PRINTING
ENLARGING
EXPOSURE
METERS
AMATEUR
SUPPLIES
'
bv
.ea.l-..ll
man
Ted
l(l
bit'eil
m
my
ulii'it-
j'liai"..
.
.
"
:
"
J
and
district
about
which
visitors
mmmmmmmm
maae
many
complimentary
re-ttttnntu
tr
-t
-rir
1
marks.
irrcmy
i
ycuii
uyu
AMATEURS
AWAIT
TURNS
Thiee
players
await
their
call
to
the
tee
at
the
opening
of
tlw
week
-long
Canadian
Amateur
Golf
Championship
at
the
Royal
Ottawa
Golf
Club.
Left
to
right,
ln
lront
of
the
scoreboard,
they
are:
M.
J.
Dowling,
Moncton,
N.B.;
Ted
Hickey,
Ottawa;
and
Louis
A.
Obarrlo
of
the
Argentine
Embassy
in
Ottawa.
(CP
PHOTO)
in
SPORT
Both
teams
were
playing
short'
UL"e
o-jfear-uiu
of
some
of
their
favorite
play-
rlstown,
Pa.,
pro,
won
the
Can-era.
Clothiers'
first
baaeman
adian
Pen
lf
championship
Cliff
Duhl
and
hardwares
Don
at
Montreal
16
years
ago.
He
,ired
a
68'
two
"okas
under
8cherk
and
Doug
Shier
were
on
par
the
absent
!Lst.
1
ln
tlle
f,nal
round
for
a
total
Nv'.-
.,'111
'score
of
280,
two
better
than
Vic
Next
game
will
k
be
played
in.
Sun-
c,.
.
.
,
,
npzzl
01
"J-
day
.
afternoon,
and
It
s
likely,
'
too,
that
Monday
Labor
Day
'
will
see
a
game.
nlng,
with
bases
loaded,
he
we
ed
Young.
But
there
were
two
SANIH.OT
BIMCKS:
A
surprise
away
and
wlln
youn(?
graund-tiackHKC
was
released
by
Ted
big
-out
to
secondbasemun
Arney
last
night,
who,
hitless
for
gharpe,
u,e
trouble
was
over,
most
of
the
season,
came
across
Box
mre-
Full-time
opening
of
the
pool,
says
Supervisor
McHardy,
will
close
Monday,
but
part-time
opening,
according
to
prevailing
weather,
Is
expected
to
continue
after
school
hours.
rhone
Crret
138
Hox
478
August
31,
1931
though
the
fact
that
fishing!
keeps
the
natives
very
busy
dur-!
Ing
the
season
would
make
a
More
than
500
persons
spent
the
day
at
Salt
Lakes
enjoying
the
'ootbail
regular
schedule
dimeult
to
draw
,
swim
meet
staited
bv
the
cct
and
Abel
It
Oduwrs
AB
R
H
up.
Then,
whether
representa-:
Prlnce
Rupert
Swimming
Club.
t,ve
or
club
teams
from
natives
;xhe
speclal
prize
for
the
win-'
wauld
provide
the
opposition,
'
ner
oI
events
went
to
BUI
would
have
to
be
considered.
In
!
Nelson.
He
won
firsts
in
the
this
connection
it
might
be
too
j
i4-and-under
boys'
class,
16-difficult
to
get
an
executive
to-
1
and-under
boys'
swim,
16-and-
iction
Hospitality
and
Good
Food"
.at
If.
Our
First
Aim
with
a
sparkling
triple
and
a
Mimic
Kay
Spring
endured
a
lew
bud
minute
when
a
fast
pilch
by
Lindsay
landed
partly
on
his
thumb.
Home-run-klng"
I
liave
Abel,
with
three
round-1
trippers
to
his
credit
this
year.
Arney,
3b
4
Pavilikis,
cf
3
McHardy,
lb
4
Abel,
c
,
1
The
question
of
a
trophy
for
competition
between
native
geth.tr
to
handle
the
scattered
,
under
bovs'
diving:,
men's
25-
Lindsay,
p
2
Mn.nf
17
for
Orders
t
T11
Tahe
Out
cilyn'Un
teamS-
HweVer
the
factyard
daymen's
diving,
and
was
diT
'ursu
to
E
Webster
In
the
,
w
as
passed
twice
last
night
,
Giordar;0i
ZZZZ-
S
liuiLli
tu
nn
l
iiaKiiu.
ini;e
!
u,.r,,
ok
that
the
Hanson
Trophy
be
the
-
f,
7"
"ZTl
"
ni'tlit,
Lindsay
was
ln
a
little
Dell,
rf
mmodore
Cafe
trouble,
when
in
the
sixth
in-
If
Letourneau,
J-1
CliairS
as
f
eSS
...
Convenient-ComforfabSe-Economical
No
Sag
Spring
Construction
.
.
.
Curved
back
Choice
of
Green,
Grey,
Turquoise
J
.50
and
Wine
from
o
Fuli
Coil
Spring
Construction
Choice
of
Green,
Wine
and
Rose
$l750
'
from
-
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
"A
good
place
to
buy
over
a
quarter
of
acentury"
327
3rd
Avenue
Phone
775
The.
married
men
defeated
the
single
men
:n
tae
annua:
Elks'
ba:eball
game.
The
,
married
men's
team
consisted
of
Far-quhar,
Moran,
Stephens,
Wendle,
Arseneau,
Roberts,
Scherk,
nich,
Ratchford,
Menzies
and
"
,s
doubt
further
discussion
will
possible
as
the
trophy
was
do-
lace
d
-t
nated
for
competition
between
,
reviewed
and
possibly
a
irince
Rupert
represenutlve
,chedule
of
games
drawn
up.
'
teams
and
visiting
wars-hips.
I
,
.
,
ha
ten
'
lhree
Tllere
be'
however
there
would
seem
to
no
reason
why
some
other
trophy
native
utea
fle'ded
v,ear-could
three
teams
function-
not
be
obtained
for
com-!w'-h
city
Totals
28
2
6
1
Gordon
ft
Anderson
AB
R
H
E
Matthews,
2b
2
0
0
1
Sunberg.
3b
S
0
0
0
Nlekerson.
The
single
men
were
mt.
Parking.
Crating
Wins
anil
tieneral
irtase
and
Sturase
tf.
lieliabie
and
Kffl-rii
e.
Al-.n
agents
for
.an
1
i(.iiil
Air
Co.
Ltd.
wen.
Acetylene
and
all
S:lp!ll.'S.
netitirm
between
citv
teams
and
a
league
miSm
ue
lonn.u
ii
Cornwell,
cf
3
0
0
0.
o.
...,
ri
i
n
l
n
1
dates
could
be
definitely
settled,
represented
by
Harold
Gordon,
(ltuuve
teams.
ii
faring
jor
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
LING
the
tailor
But.
demands
cf
the
fishing
In-
I
W.
Mitchell,
Lambie,
G.
Mltch-
The
matter
is
not
a
simple
one.
dustrv
would
natural!"
come
til.
Skinner,
Smith,
Stone
and
jiwiH,
.1
-
-
-
-
Young,
c
8
0
0
1
Hartwig,
ss
3
0
0
1
Dunbar,
lb
3
0
0
0
Marshall.
If
3
0
0
0
It
would
seem
desirable
for
rep
Joy.
The
score
was
9-4
m
favor
iia;
m;g:u
be
tne
main
I
fir.st
and
resentatives
of
native
teams
to
of
the
benedicts.
obstacle.
meet
the
Prince
Rupert
Foot
SDSAY'S
CARTAGE
Carolli.
n
10
0
0
FOREST
RESERVE
TORAGE
LIMITED
I
ball
Association
and
discuss
the
l
1
3inattei.
It
m:iit
be
possible
forf
jf
,,(
Alberta
has
nearly
9,000,000
ou
want
to
sei:
it.
advertise
Totals
22
22
0
0
'nfl
and
Park
Avenues
acres
of
forest
reserve.
r
j
ii(
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T
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m
t...
k
News
ilflMlfiet1
a
schedule
to
be
drawn
up,'.
rhur.e
649
220
Sixth
St.
10.
Phones
GO
and
C8
'
tr
NEW
CONSTRUCTION
Winning
pitcher
Jack
Lindsay
allowed
only
one
hit,
gave
up
three
walks
on
balls
and
no
runs.
Losing
pitcher
Carolli
allowed
six
hit
and
passed
three
to
first
on
balls
(all
on
purpose),
one
earned
run,
and
two
wild
pitches.
Three-base
hits
Arney,
McHardy.
Double
plays
(Abel
it
Odowes)
ln
second
inning,
from
Giordano
to
McHardy
to
Sharpe.
and
REPAIR
WORK
KAIEN
HARDWARE
(JOE
SCOTT)
SEE
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.
at
the
Rod
ard
Gun
Cl"b
TORONTO
TUTORS
The
University
of
Toronto
had
about
1500
professors
and
lecturers
on
its
staff
last
year.
215
1st
Avenue
West
fl.une
)(!)
P.O.
Box
721
TROUT
D
Headquarters
For
and
HUNTING
SUPPLIES
ANGLING
put
Derby
Enthusiasts
LABOR
DAY,
Sept
3rd
at
the
hardware
stores
advertising
on
this
page.
Some
of
the
popular
places
where
fishermen
are
expected
to
be
found
over
the
week-end
Include
the
length
of
the
Skeena
River
and
Its
many
tributaries,
niu.....
t
i
n
irhtadn
Tjike
And
Head
For
Streams,
Rivers
GOOD
LUCK
ON
DERBY.DAY
1'H,
women
and
children
with
the
"fishing
bug"Lakeise
Lake.'
,
nun
leaving
tomorrow
for
the
streams
and
The
more
am
n
...
.
'expected
to
take
more
strenu-
i
the
district
to
bemn
a
T
Lakr
,
Day
week-end
i
i
i
ous
,0urneys
to
their
favorite
fishin'
hoes"
like
Theo
tor-
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
,
Corner
3rd
Arenue
and
McBridc
FISHING
TACKLE
GUNS
and
HUNTING
SUPPLIES
GENERAL
HARDWARE
Phone
311
'its
fishing
with
the
hopes
also
of
tying
into
a
r
two
in
the
Rod
and
Gun
Club
trout
tlerby.
erby
begins
Sunday
and
tune,
for
instance.
That
old-time'
hardy
and
rugged
angler
will
make
his
last
trip
this
year
to
his
"secret
lake"
and
expects
to
return
"at
least
with
somi-thing
to
show
for
it."
S-m
will
be
done
by
Rob-
lrl(,s
such
as
Rainbow,
Kam-
PRINCE
RUPERT
6i
GUN
CLUB
""
t
nis
KainDOW
intil
Monday
midnight,
's
the
ca-sh
urizes
which
ROD
"Got
myself
some
pretty
nice;
loops.
Cutthroat
and
Dolly
Var-den,
and
that
the
trout
must
be
caught
on
sporting
equipment.
Prizes
will
be
given
for
the
1
..!..
I
t-
a
n
a
V
f
nnil
J
rcrt
by
the
derby
spon-
ones
the
last
time,"
he
said.
Johnny
Walker
Is
another
rninson
will
offer
a
I
rl)hy
to
the
winner
of
r
class.
"
I'otnnon,
,.hairm.
.h
welshed
In
by
members
of
the
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-
membership
cards
are
available
every
week-end
doing
the
rounds
from
him
at
Ormes
Drugs
and
of
well-known
angling
spots.
ill
be
accepted
as
en-'
May
the
Best
Story
Teller
Land
The
m
Labor
Day
Trout
Derby
RULES-
.
1.
Fish
to
be
caught
on
Sunday,
September
2nd
and
Monday,
'September
3rd.
'
"
,
Open
to
Adult
and
Junior
Members
of
Prince
Rupert
Rod
and
Oun
Club
only.
'
,
,
3.
Fish
may
be
caught
In
lakes,
rivers
or
streams
In
the
Northern
District.
.
.
4.
Fish
may
be
Cutthroat,
Rainbow
or
Dolly
Varden.
'
3.
Fish
must
be
weighed
in
by
12
p.m.
September
3rd
at
Rainbow.
Lake
Auto
Court
and
membership
card
presented.
((.
No
extra
weight
shall
be
allowed
for
dressed
fish.
7.
All
fish
to
be
caught
on
sporting
tackle.
PRIZES-
LARGEST
TROUT
$10.00
Cosh
SECOND
LARGEST
TROUT
$
5.00
Cosh
LUCKY
FISH
$
5.00
Cosh
For
Junior
Members
Only
LARGEST
TROUT
.
.
$
5.00
Cash
A
Special
JUNIOR
PRIZE,
a
beautiful
trophy
offered
by
the
RAINBOW
AUTO
COURT,
will
be
presented
to
the
Junior
Member
catching
the
LARGEST
TROUT
during
tills
derby.
The
.winner
may
hold
this
trophy
until
the
next
derby
or
tor
the
coming
year.
Labor
Day
Rod
&
Gun
Club
Trout
Derby
For
Extra
Value
FISHING
and
HUNTING
EQUIPMENT
see
FISH
FOR
ONCE
,
i
Gordon
&
Anderson
Sporting
Equipment
MMEN
GO-OP.
HARDWARE
Phone
3rd
Ave.
179
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