PAGE
FOU3
Btf
Building
on
June
24
shows
has
engaged
In
51
professional
contests
since
he
embarked
in
the
game
in
J927.
These
contests
have
resulted
as
follows:
Lost
by
decisions,
6;
won
with
knockouts,
15;
won
by
deci
sions,
15;
draws,
15.
Fighters
whom
he
holds
knock
outs
over
Include
Jack
Smith,
Na-nalmo;
Jimmy
Keen,
-Seattle;
Mike
Kennedy,
Vancouver;
Seaman
Qove
Billy
McBeigh
and
Tommy
McBelgh,
Vancouver;
Pinkie
Ketchum
and
Johnny
Leonard,
Tacoma;
Bus
Ludwlg
Jones,
ex-coast
champion.
Tacoma;
and
Jackie
Caston
of
Se-Attle,
Pacific
Northwest
bantam
champion.
The
draw
contests
were
with
Art
McArdle
and
Shorty
Cre88Se&i
JUiy
Fetrle,
Nanaimo;
Tomtfly
Belgh
and
Billy
McBeigh.
ver;
Jimmy
Lucas,
Seattlel
Baseball
Standings
National
League
W.
L.
Pet.
Brooklyn
M
19
.642
Chicago
22
24
.571
New
York
.23
25
.528
St.
Louis
26
28
.481
Pittsburg
24
27
.471
Boston
23
20
.469
Philadelphia
21
28
.429
Cincinnati
..-y...21
32
.396
'American
League
..v
fMw.
L.
Philadelphia
34
21
Washington
32
20
Cleveland
32
21
New
York
30
21
Detroit
21
32
St.
Louis
23
31
Chicago
.19
30
Boston
18
35
City
League
W.
L.
Elks
3
1
Centrals
2
2
Sons
of
Canada
1
3
11
t
i
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
TV
ay,
JllPj,
II
'
i
for
entering
in
order
to
win
'While
candidates
may
enter
this
campaign
at
any
time
they
wish,
this
is
the
last
week
when
they
may
j
enter
with
a
prospect
of
getting
first
prize,
because
it
is
expected
that
those
already
in
the
field
will
be
busy
working
and
will
get
the
easiest
prospects.
.
The
suggestion
is
made
that
those
wishng
to
do
so
ENTER
NOW!
Delay
Is
Dangerous
to
Success
Make
an
appointment
with
Miss
Graham
at
the
Daily
News
of
f
ice
and
she
will
tell
all
about
this
cam
paigu
in
which
Everybody
Wins
THE
PRIZES
Victor
Radio
With
Electrola
.
A
-new
Victor
Radio
with
Electrola,
the
musical
sensation
of
the
age,
price,
$375.
This
instrument,
which
plays
Victor
records
and
also
gives
the
finest
radio
reception,
is
supplied
by
McRae
Brothers
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
is
on
view
in
their
window.
2.
A
complete
set
of
table
sterling
silver
in
a
handsome
chest.
It
is
a
beautiful
new
"Quecnston"
pattern
embellished
with
a
little
engraving
and
sells
at
$200,
This
is
sup
plied
by
Bulgers'
Jewellery
store
and
will
be
on
view
in
their
window
soon.
3.
ri4
complete
sterling
silver
toilet
and
manicure
set
of
the
famous
Brewster
design,
13
pieces,
in
two
handsome
cabinets.
Price
$104.75.
This
is
supplied
by
Heilbroner's
Jewellery
store
and
is
on
view
in
their
window.
4.
-
A
complete
97-piecc
Johnson's
Pareeh
dinner
set,
Belgravia
pattern,
which
sells
at
$50,
purchased
from
Heilbroner's
Basement
store.
This
too,
will
be
shown
in
Heilbroner's
window.
Commission
to
Candidates
I
who
do
not
secure
grand
Prizes
Candidates
who
do
not
win
Grand
Prizes
will
receive
10
per
cent
commission
on
the
proceeds
of
their
work.
IT
COSTS
NOTHING
TO
ENTER
DA
VIES
HAS
FINERECORD
Interesting
Report
Shows
Remarkable
List
of
Ring
Contests
The
record
of
Jumbo
Davies
who
meets
the
speedy
Frankle
Neel
in
the
10-round
main
event
of
the
OLOF
HANSON
PUTS
UP
TRACK
TROPHY
Olof
Hanson
Is
putting
up
a
perpetual
challenge
trophy
for
track
meete
here.
The
'trophy
will
be
awarded
on
the
basis-
of
individual
points
in
the
Dominion
Day,
Labor
Day
and
-
Exhibition
track
meets.
First
place
will
give
three
points,
se-
cond
place
two,
and
third
boxing
show
at
the
Exhibition
7
JT"?
one-
ine.re
WU1
Beven
.
iUnt
that
u
he
j
cYcjjis,
as
previously
announc-
ed,
and
contestants
may
enter
Tlcrs
Had
ning,
Seattle
(twice);
Smiling
Jim-,JJCtroit
Batting
my
Black,
Seattle
(twice);
Jimmy
Bartell,
Tacpma;
Bud
Andersen,
Series
Vancouver;
Spider
Kelly,
Vancou-1
ver;
Bud
Henry,
Seattle;
Val
Os-
j
ROBINS
WIN
ANOTHER
trander,
Seattle;
Danny
Flores,
i
.
Manila,
and
Harry
Ketchell,
Ta
coma
any
one
or
all
of
the
events.
ATHLETICS
!
LOSE
AGAIN
Rally
Yesterday
to
Win
DETROIT,
June
17:
Detroit
Ti-
He
holds
decisions
over
surh
u-aIi
'?6
ownsame
a
six-run
lead
to
de-
!rl.
feat
ttie
e
champion
Philadelphia
known
fiehters
as
the
following:
following
Athletics
yesterday
and
eeriee.
Ketchell
an
Jackie
Caston
(threeri51!'
The
decisions
he
has
dropped
;
lave
been
to
the
following
fighters:
Jimmy
O'Connell,
Seattle;
J
3111y
Petrie,
featherweight
(three);
!
Billy
McBeigh,
8-round
main
event
!
Calgary,
July
1,
1929;
Johnnie
Mc-
'
J
Donald.
Vancouver,
and
J.
Warwiek,
Duncan.
The
Victoria
boy
is
17
y
age,
is
five
feet,
four
"Inch
retght
and
weighs.)
Around
nd
120ji(?,,
,,.
-rounds.
Jumbo
has
engaged
in
two
10-round
main
event
bouts
with
:
Jackie
Caston
and
Harry
Ketchell
;
3arden
at
Victoria
before
bumper
crowds.
He
has
also
appeared
in
several
six
and
eight
round
main
event
contests
at
Vancouver.
Calgary,
Seattle,
Port
Angeles
and
Vic
toria.
Wherever
the
"Blonde
Ter
ror"
has
shown
his
wares
he
has
proved
to
be
a
real
audience
pleaeer
take
the
i
In
the
National
League,
tlmelv
n
.
.
Auburn;
Wing
Hay,
Alberni;
i"l"",B
f1
"wins
tne
while
Charlie
Qrrmm's
home
run
with
the
bases
loaded
in
the
ninth
gave
Chicago
Cub3
the
vietory
over
New
York
Giants,
I
Yesterday's
scores:
rEoon
6,
CHftaio
S.
UJ9
I
.
'New
York-Cleveland
postponed.
'National
League
PltttbUffc
14,
Philadelphia
18.
St.
Los
is
3,
Brooklyn
5.
Chicago
8,
New
York
6.
Ctnsinnati
11.
Boston
1.
mi
EK
DIES
which
were
staged
at
the
Crystal
Snrlrfon
Dnmicn
nf
AT:b,r
.
....
iviiiiov
l4
ililLHI.
T
and
is
a
great
favorite
with
fans.
National
Chamn
Taylor
Changes
Boxing
Lard
For
July
4
Mickey
Taylor,
young
Alaskan
boxer,
whom
Nina
Ourvich
of
this
city
was
to
meet
in
one
of
the
preliminaries
of
a
boxing
card
at
Ket-
iua
i
"-'
W
IMJ
UIVM
uuuciiijr
ill
cording
to
word
received
in
the
city.
Owing
to
the
death
of
Taylor,
the
headliner
event
on
the
Ketchikan
I
Pane
In
linlf
iPre?dlc
Mack
nas
been
cancelled!
lcaua
111
bel
VJlljand
thcmatojvfvent.tnstead3'lll
i
a
bout
between
Nina
ourvich
of
W.
T.
Twine,
Former
Kent'"1
an
dYoung;Firpo
of
Ket-
Profcssor,
On
Top
In
I
irst
Hound
HOY
LAKE,
June
17:
W.
T.
Twine
of
Bromley,
former
Kent
professor
and
natlonachampion,
led
the
field
in
the
first
qualifying
round
for
the
British
open
golf
championship
with
a
score
of
C8
yesterday.
chikan.
HASH
BALL
LINE-UPS
Line-ups
for
tonight's
Senior
League
baseball
fixture
'
between
Elks
and
Centrals
will
be
as
follows:
ElksA.
Mltcheil,
II.
Lobllck,
P.
Stephens,
O.
Mitchell,
S.
Mpran,
W.
Harold,
O.
Arseneau,
J.
R.
Gosse,
M.
Budlnich
and
S.
Ourvich.
Centrals
P.
Somervllle,
N.
Chen-oski,
J.
Parquhar,
J.
Barry,
C.
Downey,
D.
Ourvich,
O.
Hill,
VV.
Stone,
D.
Morrison
and
J.
McNulty.
REGIMENT
WINS
OUT
Defeated
Athletic
Club
3
to
1
In
Dominion
Day
Cun
Football
Pet
Regiment
gave
good
value
.618
1
their
win
last
nlKht
over
Prince
Ru-
.616
pert
Athletic
Club
in
a
Dominion
.604
Day
Cup
football
game.
Despite
the
S88
cold
wind,
there
was
a
good
crowd
.429
of
soccer
devotpes
on
hand
to
watch
.426
!
the
tnatch
and
spur
the
boys
along,
.388
(
Play
was
-fairly
even
in
the
first
.340
half
which
ended
one-all,
Smurth-jwalte
having
scored
lor
the
Regiment
and
Albert
Dickens
for
the
Pet.
.750
Athletic
Club.
Norrlngton
and
Wilson
sent
In
the
two
scores
in
the
500
second
half
for
the
Regiment
who
BERT
WILDE
City
Tennis
Tournament
Entries
will
be
received
up
ta
5
pjn.
Thursday,
June
19
for
the
CKy
Tennis
Championships,
which
w411
be
held
on
the
CUR.
courts
beginning
Sunday,
June
22.
The
C.
N.
R.
Tennis
Club
has
kindly
extended
j
an
invitation
to
tournament
en-;
tranls
to
practice
on
their
courts
on
Friday,
June
20,
and
Saturday,
June
21.
(142)
in
i
ENGLAND
LEADING
Had
Another
Good
Day
Yesterday
In
Cricket
Test
Matches
MnrTINfltlAM
Tnnn
17-
TV,
W
A
C
WfNNFR-score
at
tne
end
oi
yesterday's
play
"
If
11AM&J&
!ln
tho
Fnirlnrirf
v.
Australia
rrtoVf
Takes
Pacific
Northwest
Goto
Title
With
292
on
72
Holes
VICTORIA,
June
17:-Bert
Wilde
of
Belllngham,
former
Oregon
State
champion,
won
the
Pacific
Northwest
golf
championship
here
with
a
total
of
292
under
par
for
72
holes.
test
match
was:
England
270
and
302
for
an
aggregate
of
572;
Australia,
140
and
60
for
a
loss
of
one
wicket.
AUSTRALIA
LOSES
OUT
Eliminated
From
Davis
Cup
Competition
By
Italy
Yesterday
MILAN,
Italy,
June
17:
Italy
eliminated
Australia
yesterday
in
the
European
zone
finals
of
Davis
Cup
tennis
by
three
matches
to
two.
H.
R.
Beaven,
Queen
Charlotte
City
mill
operator,
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
William
for
the
Islands
after
a
visit
here
and
In
Vancouver
on
business.
6
Big
OOM-Features
The
C.C.M.
is
a
quality
bicycle.
It
is
the
wheel
with
X.
C.C.M.
20-year
Nickel
Plating.
2.
C.C.M.
Triplex
Hanger.
3.
C.C.M.
Improved
Hercules
Coaster
Brake.
.4.
Three
Coats
of
C.C.M.
Enamel
baked
on
over
a
Coat
of
Rust-Proof.
5.
Gibson
Pedals
(on
most
models).
!
6.
Dunlop
Tires.
COM
Bicycles
also
OCM-Joycycles
for
Children
SPORT
CHAl
Stewart
in
m..k.
for
a
hi
U
Day.
Pre-
,..,.K
a
SUCf.,.ss
f
th
.
un.iui'll
l,)
j.f,
celebration
over
mm,.'.'.
:
ball
nnri
.
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,
'
v.unrs
hfi,
mlnr
anrf
o...
....
.
mm
Olef
in
U;
U
"i
me
sports
j
lng
committee
take
charge
of
Gibson,
eh.ur
nee,
secretary
v?
w.
a.
orr.
j
s
chings,
J.
OK.
Walter
Blanton
JLIN
EVERY"
fell
u1-s
bc?r.
til
"man
R
TV-
I
Teaklrs
o
j
Harry
White
t'niv
average
in
the
p:,rin,;
C(.,
ence,
will
report
to
tht-
&
Americans
this
week
He
t
inuian
oniclais
i
luirgu
ros
nn.ii
year
ul
petition.
It
Ls
(..
t,
r;
eent
to
one
of
in
lfXIRI
farm
f.-
unei
wy-oui
in
i:n
v.
-i,,
jiJ
mg
tne
punch
m
v
infieaJ
me
pai,
Harry
-Tex"
m-
one
of
the
most
valued
:nqJ
tne
eraser
Mills
team,
B
.
plons
In
1929,
A
DUly
Newi
bring
results.
w.nt-U
sf-mw
air
m
a
m
i
i
ji.irx
j
m.
s.
v
1.1.
vuu
ju
w
Ml
A
SAVE
by
Buying
the
Britiih-built.in.CANADA
COM
Uneaualled
for
vearsof
w
Smooth
Riding
uv,.m,
mcycies
are
so',
v
mtae
in
wm-
and
NOT
merely
an
assembly
of
taptf
ed
parts.
Ease
of
running
and
length
e
crrvim
rinmri
imnn
thn
nfCUflCT
T..
which
the
1,761
parts
of
a
bicycle
arecii
and
nut
together.
C.C.M.
Bicycles
rep
feet
mechanically
and
the
service
v
ar
nltvava
rnnvrnlrnlltf
available
la
C.Ci
service
stores.
No
imported
bicycle
tr
give
better
service
than
a
uum
anai
as
good
and,
In
addition,
there
is
no
20)
duty
to
pay.
And
Right
Now
OOM-
Prices
are
the
LOWEST
IN
30
YEARS
A
Complete
Line
of
C.
C.
M.
Bicycles
on
sale
in
Prince
Rupert
at
TOM
BALLINGER'S,
3rd
Ave.
Ct
C.
M.
Bicycles
are
on
sale
at
McRAE
BROTHERS
LIMITED,
Prince
Rupert
the
whole,
the
standard
of
play
was
good.
Alex
Harvey
was
referee
and
George
Howe
and
Alex
Clapperton
acted
as
linesmen.
'
m
ii
t
i
m
iiie
wiira
pi
preliminary
names
.250
j
then
had
a
good
margin
of
play,
On
will
be
played
next
Friday
everting
between
Canadian
Legion
and
Regiment.
vThe
standing
for
the
first
two
games
is
as
follows:
'
W
D
L
P
A'P.
Regiment
...!
0
0
3
1
2
p.
r.
a;c,;,.
Legion
4
Ml
The
name
of
J"
M;1"
'
?(
et
master
here,
uppeurs
.
rent
issue
of
tne
OMj
toe
tlonal
Railway
MacM
p
been
one
of
the
VL,v
ness
getters
for
r.h
month.