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May
12,
1!51
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on
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By
Easlcy
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toured
the
Dominion
with'
the
Football
Association
ail-star
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squad.
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It
is
only
two
years
since
Fulham,
after
30
years
of
strivin
g
l
attained
First
Division
rating
j
In
that
long,
up-h'U
struggfe
i
the
club's
management
steadfastly
resisted
the
temptation
of
j
buying
their
way
to
promotion,
j
Some
of
the
wealthier
clubs
this
.season
have
been
offering
more'
Led
by
their
president.
Sir
Leslie
Bov.ker,
the
Fulham
football
team
of
the
EnidMi
uniortunately
tor
Mr.
Abd,
today's
hand
was
;
preceded
by
a
discussion
of
extra
tricks
and
how
BltSFtiiUf
ill
important
it
is
always
to
got
the
maximum
out
of
First
Division
leave
next
week
on
a
post-season
playing
tour
of
Canada.
The
party,
2u
strong
sails
from
Liverpool
May
15
on
every
contract.
Aniciirun
Chicago
12,
Cleveland
1.
Detroit
7,
St.
Louis
1.
National
1
Chicago
10,
Pittsburgh
4.
Pacific
Coast
Sacramento
3,
San
Francisco
0.
Los
Angeles
2,
Seattle
3.
San
Dieo
9.
Hollywood
1.
Oakland
1,
Portland
5.
Western
International
Taccma
12,
Yakima
3.
I
All
ether
games
rained
out.)
I
than
SioO.yuO
for
lop-fiight
I
players.
he
Empress
of
Scotland.
Fresh
from
their
recent
international
North
dealer
Both
sides
vulnerable
Mr.
thel
M
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Mr.
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Mr.
IkiiiiIi.ii
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j
test
against
the
Dinarnos
from
Yugoslavia,
the
Fulham
boys
are
eagerly
looking;
forward
to
.heir
tour.
Although
none
of
he
major
soccer
awards
came
.heir
way
this
season,
they
are
:onfident
the
team
will
upnold
-he
high
traditions
established
ay
other
Old
Country
clubs
Lhal
.lave
toured
the
Dominion.
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a
Fuiham
followed
the
policy
of
acquiring
up-and-coming
players
in
deals
that
were
easier
on
the
puketbook
and
by
developing
youngsters
from
nursery
clubs
and
corner
lots.
The
plan
liniily
paid
otf
in
1948-49
whi
n
the
championship
pennant
of
tne
Second
Division
was
raised
at
Craven
Cottage,
the
clubs
hi.-.loric
field
overlooking
the
Thomas
itiver.
:nond
up
to
the
queen-ilve
on
the
board.
-How
do
you
like
It:1
tie
said
devilishly
to
Mr.
Dale.
"I
don't
know
how
Dale
likes
it,
but
I
love
it,"
roared
Mr.
Champion.
Bewildered,
Mr.
Muzzy
played
dummy's
queen
01
diamm
and
Mr.
Champion
slaughtered
it
wiLh
the
ace
and
ran
lour
more
diamond
tricks
to
defeat
the
contract.
'
Who
brought
up
the
subject
of
extra
tricks
anyway?"
wailsd
Mr.
Abel.
'Believe
me,
Mus.y,'
he
continued,
"extra
tricks
are
important
but
I
assure
you
that
the
Uea
of
making
your
contract
first
i.s
an
Idea
that's
here
to
stay."
vmicaenl
M
not
publntod
OT
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by
ih
Liqwoe
Control
Bowd
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Mr.
Muv
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LIKELY
TO
Ell
TOUGH
HUMBERSTONE,
England
Rev.
Percy
Lidsler
is
angry
at
the
vandals
who
damaged
two
600-vear-okl
e
n-cnyioa
jri
ft);
church
in
this
Leicestershire
town.
It
looks
bad
for
the
culprits
if
thvy
are
caught
the
parson
is
a
former
middleweight
bcxe,-.
Nnrth
Just
Smith
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eu;ji
2
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8
NT
l-tux
Push
PttSH
FaHn;?
a
well-spaced
cxhltl
Uon
schedule
of
10
games,
the
.earn
Is
due
to
reach
Montreal
day
22,
ilh
the
opening
game
if
the
tour
on
the
May
24
holi-Jay
against
a
team
of
Ontario
all-star
at
Toronto.
After
a
ide
jaunt
to
New
York
where
they
tackle
the
touring
Olus;;ow
EAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
NCOME
TAX
While
the
team
lays
no
claims
j
to
such
great
slurs
as
Black-1
'pool's
Stanley
Matthews
or
New-'
castle's
Jackie
Milburn,
it
has
in
it.s
lineup
seven
players
of
i
international
status.
Apart
lrom
!
the
brilliant
forward
line,
led
rv
tTUKNtt
PREPARED
Celtics,
the
Londoners
return
lo
'Mm
E.
MORTIMER
!3
3rd
Ave.
W.
Montreal
for
a
match
on
May
Goalie
Ian
Black,
supported
byj
Mi.
The
team
then
proceeds
westward
for
games
in
Winni
peg,
Edmonton,
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
Before
returning
home
ll-.-i
ruiiDarKS
joe
uaiuzyi
ana
narry
!
Freeman,
Is
one
of
the
soundest
.
in
the
country.
It
also
boasts
1
of
such
stellar
marksmen
as
Art
Stevens
and
Bedford
Jezzard
as
j
well
as
the
speed
demon,
24-i
year-old
Jimmy
Bowie.
A
well-
June
22,
the
visitors
will
play
return
matches
in
Toronto
anil
Football
Schedule
Prince
Rupert
Football
Association
announces
the
following
schedule
for
the
North
Star
trophy,
first
competition
of
the
iea.son:
May
14
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Heavy
Battery.
May
13
General
Motors
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
May
21
Heavy
Battery
vs.
General
Motors.
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May
"23
Heavy
Battery
vs.
NCE
RUPERT
3RYDOCK
D
SHIPYARD
Montreal.
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:
Against
Mr.
Muzsys
three
no
trump
contract,
Mr.
Dale
opened
,
the
queen
of
hearts
which
wai
;
won
in
the
closed
hand
by
the
,
ace.
f
Mr.
Muzzy
saw
he
had
two
'
spade
winners,
two
hearts
and
four
clubs,
a
total
of
eight
trick;,,
j
All
he
had
to
do
was
win
ona
i
diamond
trick
for
his
contract,
i
He
led
a
small
diamond,
put
up
!
dummy's
king
and
it
held
the
trick,
Mr.
Champion
playing
th?
'
lowly
deuce.
At
this
point
if
Mr.
Muzzy
had
laid
liis
hand
on
the
table
and
i
;
claimed
three
no
trump,
his
oo-
ponenis
would
have
had
to
con-j
cede.
But
shv.-e
the
ace
of
dia-
motids
was
obviously
with
Mr.
;
Dale,
it
was
clear
to
Mr.
Muzzy
.
that
an
extra
trick
was
readily
j
available.
)
MR.
CHAMPION
LOVES
IT
;
So
he
returned
to
his
own
1
hand
at
the
third
trick
with
the
ace
of
clubs
and
led
his
last
dia-
COFFEE
i
FISHING
GOOD
Tired
of
hearing
fishing
in
the
Lake.
Simcoe
district
is
poor,
Mayor
Charlvs
Parker
of
Midland,
Oi.,
cut
himsell
'a
pole
and
headed
for
a
nearby
pool.
Kvre
he
displays
a
12-pcund
rainbow
trout
he
caught.
The
fish
measured
294
'
inches.
Record
fur
Ontario
is
the
14-poimd,
four-ounce
whopper
!
oVganlzed
in
1380
and
one
of
the
oldest
professional
clubs
in
HBUlUlRRS
AND
ENGINEERS
England,
the
Fulham
x:lub
for
the
first
time
la
sending
a
repre
caugiii
mar
oauit
ete.
Marie
In
1935.
Previous
record
for
the
Lake
Simcoe
rea
was
a
10-pound,
four-ounce
rainbow
caught
in
1940
in
the
Pine
River.
(Cp
pnoTOi
sentative
team
on
a
North
American
tour.
Three
of
the
club's
knit
combination,
favot'lng
an
aggressive,
open
style
of
play,
the
white-and-blaek-clad
squad
is
certain
to
give
a
good
account
of
Itself.
Frank
Osborne,
secretary-general
manager
and
himself
a
former
English
internationalist,
will
direct
the
affairs
of
the
club
on
the
tour.
Manager
Bill
Dodgln
and
Trainer
Frank
Penn
will
also
accompany
he
team.
h
and
Bra.ss
Oils'
Iurs
players,
however,
appeared
in
ric
and
Acelylenn
Welding
'
SCATTERED
TREASURE
TALENTED
WRITER
Gold
has
been
found
in
every
S
Antoine
Gerin-Laioie,
French-
anada
last
year.
The
Irishmen
province
of
Canada
except
Canadian
nnthi-
nnri
inmnnr
Johnny
Campbell
and
Robin
Lawler
were
loaned
to
the
vlsit-
mtx
LURTS
ON
SAWMILL
Prince
Edward
Island
in
quart
veins.
I
ng
Bellast
Celtics,
while
the
chiefly
who
'died
in
1882,
wrote
songs
iand
plays
while
etill
in
school.
NINO
MACHINERY
May
28
Canadian
Legion
General
Motors.
May
30
General
Motors
Heavy
Battery.
June
4
Canadian
Legion
Heavy
Battery.
June
6
Canadian
Legion
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June
11
Heavy
Battery
vs.
General
Motors.
June
13
Heavy
Battery
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
June
18
Canadian
Legion
vs.
General
Motors.
June
20
General
Motors
vs.
Heavy
Battery.
Dominion
Iay
Cup
first
round
will
be
played
June
25
with
the
final
July
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PLAY
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HANDBAGS
LUGGAGE
Four
and
Half
Million
Lbs.
A
million
more
pounds
of
halt
but
have
been
landed
In
Prince
Rupert
to
date
than
during
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today.
Total
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date
is
4.500.000
oouncis.
which
Includes
fish
from
Area
2-A
and
Area
3,
Canadian
and
American.
Total
landing
today
were
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pounds.
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this
year
for
Area
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25'
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million
pounds.
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