i
vi
TRACK
CUP
WHICH
IS
IS
DONATED
SPEEDIEST
Newly
Formed
Association
Holds
Sleeting
to
Arrange
For
May
24
and
Season
There
was
a
large
attendance
at'
a
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert!
Track
and
Field
Association
last
night
when
further
arrangements
j
were
made
for
the
season's
activities,
more
especially
the
first
meet
I
rvhich
will
take
place
on
Victoria
Day.
Entries
for
the
May
24
mett
will
close
on
May
20.
There
will
be
fcvcn
events
and
Efts,
Native
"ons
of
Canada
and
Canadian
National
Recreation
League
will
enter
teams
with,
possibly,
a
fourth
from
Ketchikan.
A
trophy
has
been
donated
Xor
the
highest
aggregate
score
for
the
four
meets
which
are
planned
this
summer.
This
will
be
awarded
on
the
basis
of
three
points
for
each
first
place,
two
for
each
second
and
one
for
each
third.
DON
FRASER
WINSCALL
Fought
Good
Six
Rounds
With
Tommy
Fielding
In
Portland
Last
Night
PORTLAND,
Ore
May
14:
Don
-Fraeer,
Spokane
lightweight,
and
Tommy
Fielding
of
Victoria,
B.C.,
fought
six
rounds
in
the
semi-wraclup
of
a
boxing
card
here
last
night.
It
was
a
great
fight
with
Fraser
having
a
wide
margin
in
the
last
two
cantos.
Mrs.
ibtchings
Is
Golf
Winner
Has
Low
Card
in
Qualifying
Round
For
B.C.
Women's
Championship
VANCOUVER,
May
14:
Mrs.
Hutching,
of
Jericho
Oolf
Club,
won
the
medal
qualifying
round
of
the
British
Columbia
women's
golf
championship
here
over
the
Point
Grey
course
yesterday
with
a
card
of
87
for
18
holes.
Mrs.
S.
C.
Sweeney,
also
of
Jericho,
the
present
champion,
had
a
card
of
88.
The
championship
play
starts
w
RIGLEYS
AleitneM
Korea
everywhere.
Wrifilty1!
create
pep
nJ
en.
ergy
and
kef
pf
you
alert.
A
5
packaje
may
ve
you
from
going
to
leep
at
the
wheel
of
your
car.
BATTERIES
I
TBVHirail
mxwn
mm-mw
mm
m
w
m'lmn
Wc
don't
want
you
to
take
our
word
for
it
but
just
give
the
Coyle
Battery
a
trial.
You'll
be
more
than
satisfied
with
Its
performance
with
Its
sturdy
construction
with
Its
lasting
economy.
tAk
your
dealer
to
install
a
COYLE
in
your
car
today.
Rupert
Motors
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
rai'BKntfii
i.s:B:r.
e
smirnrsTiw
four.
THE
EARL
OF
DERBY
PIRATES
SLIDING
PITTSBURG,
May
14:
Pittsburg
Pirates
slid
into
the
second
division
of
the
National
League
yesterday
by
losing
again,
this
time
to
the
lowly
Phillies.
The
Philadelphlans
poled
out
three
homers
In
a
heavy
hitting
game.
The
champion
Chicago
Cubs
nar
rowly
escaped
defeat
at
the
hands
of
the
lowly
Boston
Braves.
In
the
American
League,
the
champion
Philadelphia
Athletics
continued
their
slugging
tactics
and
pounded
out
a
victory
over
Chicago
White
Sox.
The
winners
made
17
hits.
Cleveland
Indians
improved
their
chances
by
defeating
Washington
Senators.
Yesterday's
scores:
National
League
New
York
4,
St.
Louis
6.
Philadelphia
14,
Pittsburg
8.
Boston
8,
Chicago
9.
American
League
Cleveland
11,
Washlngto
6.
St
Louis
1,
New
York
4.
Detroit
4,
Boston
1.
Chicago
7,
Philadelphia
14.
TEAM
STANDINGS
National
League
-
,.'.
'
-
L.
Pet
New
York
14
8
.63d
Chicago
16
II
.593
St.
Louis
13
11
.542
Cincinnati
.....
12
II
.522
Pittsburg
12
12
300
Brooklyn
11
II
500
Boston
8
14
.364
Philadelphia
7
15
.318
American
League
W.
L.
Pet
Philadelphia
17
7
.708
Washington
16
9
.640
Cleveland
14
,9
.609
New
York
11
11
500
St.
Louis
...1I
14
.440
Chicago
9
13
.409
'Boston
10
15
.400
1
Detroit
9
19
.321'
Honors
Divided
In
Golf
Games
At
Formby
Tourney
FOUMBY.
May
14:-The
fourth
round
of
play
in
the
British
women's
golf
championship
was
fea
tured
today
by
the
defeat
of
Mllly
iQourlay,
one
of
the
British
favor
ltes
by
Olenna
Collett
at
the
twenty-first
hole
and
the
downfall
of
Maureen
Orcutt,
American
favorite
by
Enid
Wilson
of
Britain,
six
and
Eddie.
Hudson
Has
Built
a
Little
Craft
Which
He
Claims
Will
neat
All
Comers
Which
is
the
speediest
boat
in
!
town?
Eddie
Hudson,
who
has
had
speed
boats
for
several
years,
built
one
for
himself
In
the
basement
of
I
his
Second
Avenue
home
recently
i
and
with
aid
of
a
16
hp.
Johnson
'outboard
motor
claims
he
can
do
close
to
35
miles
an
hour.
The
Whizz
Bang,
which
is
the
mme
of
the
simple
little
one
step
hydroplane,
lifts
herself
almost
out
oi
the
water
and
with
her
nose
in
the
air.
sometimes
higher
and
sometimes
not
so
high,
skims
along
at
an
amazing
speed.
No
actual
tests
Who
tells
New
Yorkers
It
should
.,
Spee(j
haVe
made
but
,t
be
said
"Darby"
and
not
"Derby."
CARNERA
KAYOES
ONLY
ONE
MAN
OUT
OF
FOUR
SALT
LAKE
CITY,
May
14
:
The
knockout
average
of
Primo
Camera,
the
huge
Ita-
llan
heavyweight,
fell
here
last
night
when
he
was
able
to
stop
only
one
of
four
local
heavyweight
fighters
who
fac-
ed
him
In
as
many
rounds
In
an
exhibition
card.
is
Eddie's
opinion
that
when
he
has
her
properly
tuned
up
she
will
real
off
35
miles
In
not
more
than
60
minutes,
or
61
at
the
most.
SOFTBALL
IS
PLAYED
Offices
Beat
Station
Last
Night
to
Score
Season's
First
Victory
In
the
Canadian
National
Solt-ball
League
last
night
Offices
de
feated
the
Station
10
to
9
In
a
close
game,
making
their
first
win
of
the
season.
The
Station,
with
last
year's
pitcher,
Holtby,
could
not
register
a
win,
although
he
pitched
a
steady
game,
errors
behind
him
In
the
fifth
Inning
lost
him
the
game.
W.
iTobey
Jr.
pitched
good
ball
for
the
Pittsburg
Now
in
Second
Division
in
Offices,
while
Horton
and
Morrison
National
Athletics
Pound
Out
Another
Victory
were
the
best
for
the
Station.
Hor
ton's
catch
of
a
short
hit
to
left
was
good.
Station
Horton,
3b.;
Astoria,
2b.;
Stiles,
lb.;
B.
SkatteboL
cf.;
A.
Skat-
tebol,
c;
Thompson,
If.;
Morrison,
2b.;
Malr,
rf.;
Holtby,
p.
Offices
Summers,
rf.;
Lawton,
cf.;
Barrett
2b.;
Mcintosh,
If.;
To-bey
sr..
lb.;
Coverdale,
ss.;
Tobey
Jr.,
p.;
Moxley,
3b.;
T.
Smith,
c.
Batteries:
For
Station,
Stiles,
Holtby
and
Skattebol;
Offices,
Tobey
Jr.
and
T.
Smith.
Umpires
Were
Comadina
and
J.
Smith.
TEAM
STANDINGS
W.
L.
P.
Round
House
3,
0
2
Dry
Dock
.2
0
2
Offices
I
2
1
Station
0
3
0
Mountain
Lad
Won
Chester
Cup
CHESTER,
May
14:
Mountain
Lad
today
won
the
Chester
Oup
race
valued
at
$12,000.
Paul
Caret
came
second
and
Dark
Hollock,
third.
Eighteen
horses
ran.
BORDEN
STREET
TEAM
The
following
team
will
represent
Borden
Street
School
In
tonight's
Junior
League
football
game
against
High
School:
II.
Morgan;
H.
Fisher
and
J.
Currie;
J.
Campbell,
A.
Hardy,
(captain)
and
D.
Allls-tone;
J.
Welle,
T.
Dungate,
R.
Pong,
L.
Wilson
and
W.
Willlscrolt;
spares,
J.
Naylor,
F.
Barrett
and
R.
Shrubsall.
SOFTBALL
SCHEDULE
May
16
Roundhouse
vs.
Dry
Dock.
-
May
20
Station
vs.
Roundhouse.
May
23
Offices
vs.
Dry
Dock.
May
27
Dry
Dock
vs.
Station.
May
30
Roundhouse
vs
Offices,
June
3
Offices
vs.
Station.
June
oVDry
Dock
vs.
Round
'
house.
June
10
Station
vs.
Roundhouse.
June
13
Dry
Dock
vs.
Offices.
June
17
Station
vs.
Dry
Dock.
June
20
Roundhouse
vs.
Offices.
June
24
Roundhouse
vi.
Dry
Dock.
June
27-rtaUon
ys.
Offices.
'
All
eames
will
be,
played
tit
7
p.m.
4
Boys
and
Girls
Burns
Lake
football
team
made
a
trip
to
Smlthersa
few
days
ago
and
met
def
eat
by
a
score
of
4
to
1.
Nine
cars
travelled
with
the
Burns
Lake
team,
the
party
Including
quite
&
crowd
of
fans
as
well
itt
players.
Engstad
played
a
fine
game
In
goal
for
Burns
Lake
and
the
backs
also
did
well.
It
was
on
the
forward
line
where
Burns
Lake
fell
down,
a
number
of
the
town's
regular
play
ers
being
unable
to
make
the
trip.
Telkwa
Is
to
be
at
Burns
Lake
for
a
game
on
Saturday
of
this
week.
Reports
indicate
that,
If
Max
Schmellng
wins
the
world's
heavy
weight
title
from
Jack
Sharkey
In
New'
York
next
month,
Gene
Tun-ney
will
return
to
the
ring
prepar
ed
to
dispute
the
German's
right
to
take
the
crown
away
from
United
States;
Tunney
is
in
training
on
his
estate
at
Gretnwlch,
Connecticut,
wfrerejfe
bait'
rigged
ouva
regular
gymnasium
and
(hereregularly
he
whales
away
at
the
heavy
bag,
the
fast
bag,
skips
the
rope,
tugs
at
the
pulleys
and
twists
the
revolving
bat
so
that
none
of
the
power
of
his
wrists
and
hands
may
desert
him.
The
winner
of
the
Calcutta
Sweepstakes
will
not
be
known
for
six
weeks
after
the
Epsom
Derby
has
been
run.
The
holders
of
tickets
will
be
that
long
finding
out
who
Holds
the
pasteboard
for
the
winner.
Millions
of
dollars
will
wait
for
six
weeks
to
be
distributed.
What's
nore.
no
one
will
know
just
what
he
has
drawn,
so
that
the
selling
of
shares
in
a
probable
winner's
ticket
to
a
bookmaker
to
make
up
losses
will
be
impossible.
Heretofore
the
owner
of
a
favorite
could
sell
shares,
guarding
against
defeat
of
a
likely
horse.
This
was
"soft
ttuff"
for
the
bookmaker
who
had
to
recoup.
Tomorrow
nlaht
will
witness
the
opening
game
of
the
1930
baseball
league.
Mayor
Orme.
donor
of
the
coveted
cup,
emblematic
of
the)
league
championship,
will
throw!
the
first
ball,
while
Aid.
Rudder-!
ham,
president
of
the
Baseball
As-
j
sedation,
will
endeavor
to
catch
it.
The
highly
touted
Elks,
In
brand'
new
suits,
will
oppose
the
hard-hitting
Native
Sons
of
Canada.
The
batteries
will
be
Loblick
and
Gur-vijih
for
the
Elks
and
Lamble
or
Astoria
and
Nelson
for
the
Can
uck.
Harry
Meniles
will
handle
the
Indicator
and
Jlmmie
Farquhar
will
be'on
the
bases.
I
Line-ups
will
be
as
follows:
Elks
Dido-
Gurvich.
catcher;!
Herman
Loblick,
Ditcher:
Fred
Stephens,
lb.:
Stan
Moran,
2b.;
i
Alex
Mitchell,
ss
Bill
Harold.
3b.:
!
Oeorge
Arseneau.
rf.;
Joe
Gosse,
!
Cf
.;
Mike
Budinlch.
If
-
Snlro
Our-,
vlch.
spare.
Native
?Bons
of
Canada
Jack
Nelson,
catcher;
Harry
Astoria,
p.;
Vic
Menzle,
lb.;
Eddie
Smith,
2b.;
Bill
Mitchell,
ss.;
Benrty
Wendlo,
3b.;
George
Howe,
rf.;
Bill
Lamblo,
cf.;
Doug
Frlzzell,
rf.;
Bob
Stalker
and
Doug
Stalker,
spares.
v
ihgh
school
team
The
.following'
team
will
represent
High
School
in
tonight's
Junior
League
football
game
against
Borden
Street
School:
stlncch;
Katsuyama
and
Smith:
Fisher,
Nakamoto
and
Greer;
Kanaya,
Hlckey,
Cameron,
Wlngham
and
Bacon;
spares,
Bartlett
and
Moxley.
Fred
Wermlg
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this,
morning
from
a
two
weeks'
trip
to
Vancouver.
Mrs.
Wermlg
is
still
m
the
south,
receiving
treatment
for
her
ey.
,
"
.
Mia.
James
R.
Tannoek,
who
has
been
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver,
returned
to
the
city
on
tne
Prince
George
The
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Retail
Gtok'
Association,
scheduled
for
last
night,
was
postponed
until
later
in
the
month.
now
the
genuint
bit
mark
Ertry
ftnu'mt
Flttt
Fool
the
hi
tin
Vlttl
Foot
trsJt
wurk
on
lb
Ut
patih
or
tlt.
Look
for
tbit
mirk
when
you
buy.
join
the
FLEET
FOOT
Athletic
Club
ALREADY
hundreds
of
club
members
jljL
have
received
their
first
issue
of
the
Fleet
Foot
Sports
Review.
This
little
sports
newspaper
is
full
of
stories
about
champions,
athletes,
big
games
and
fights.
It
comes
in
the
mail
every
month
to
members
of
the
Fleet
Foot
Athletic
Club.
Each
member
also
gets
a
nifty
little
red
and
blue
membership
button
and
a
beautifully
engraved
membership
certificate.
It
doesn't
cost
a
cent
to
join
the
club.
Just
go
to
any
shoe
store
that
sells
Fleet
Foot
Shoes.
Pick
out
the
pair
you
like
best
and
ask
the
dealer
for
an
application
blank
for
the
Fleet
Foot
Athletic
Club.
Fill
in
the
blank
and
mail
it
to
the
Dominion
Rubber
Co.
Limited,
at
Montreal.
You
will
get
your
button
and
certificate
through
the
mail,
and
the
Fleet
Foot
Sports
Review
will
be
mailed
to
you
every
month.
Everything
is
free.
The
only
condition
is
that
you
buy
a
pair
of
Fleet
Foot
Shoes
the
finest
shoes
made
for
sports
and
summer
wear.
So
when
you
buy
them,
be
sure
the
name
Fleet
Foot
is
on
the
shoes.
Sport
Chat
In
addition
to
the
baseball
team,
Ketchikan
is
to
be
represented
here
on
May
24
with
a
track
team
which
will
compete
with
a
select
group
of
local
track
men
under
the
auspices
of
the,
newly
organized
Prince
Ru-Pert
Track
and
Field
Association.
It
will
be
the
first
track
meet
to
be
held
hare
and
the
eveht
should
prove
of
general
interest
In
local
athletic
clreles.
The
local
association
hold
a
meeting
last
night
in
make
:
final
arrangements
for
the
meetlnj.
AVroductof
DOMINION
RUBBER
COMPANY
LIMITED
A.
M.
Johnson
K.C
seetitor,
arrived
in
Prince
Oeorgo
t1"
!:
Vancouver
and
pr
to
Prime
Oeorge
v.
!
tend
the
session
Court
Assises
in
I..
ally.
Boat
Engines
.
,:v
x.
m
Rupe
:f
i.-ul
Wo
have
recently
'lismantlcd
several
c;ii-
and
trucks,
and
have
for
sale
Ford
Model
T
$20.00
Ford
Model
T
motors,
gen-
CO
Oft
erator,
starting
motor,
etc.
VtfV,uv
One
Chevrolet
Baby
Grand
Q7C
flfl
v
Motor
with
starter
V
v
One
Continental
Red
Q1
OA
00
JIUV.VW
-
Seal
Motor
We
now
have
un
display
at
our
shop
the
New
Ford
Model
A
Marine
Engine.
More
horse
power
per
dollar
than
any
other
motor
n
the
market.
Come
in
and
look
it
over.
The
Canadian
Car."
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E.
PARKER
LTD.
PMNCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
,i:.::ig
(la