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FOUR
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
HAS
DEBUT
fb'efeaied
NewYorker
in
First
Ca.
GIANTS
LOST
Downed
By
Lowly
Brooklyn
'Robins
Athletics
Win
Over
Boston
NEW
YORK,
April
29:
The
American
League
leading
Washington
Senators
defeated
the
cellar
dwelling
New
York
Yankees
yesterday
by
the
narrow
margin
of
6
to
5.
The
Philadelphia
Athletics
col
lected
four
runs
without
maklne
a
hit
in
the
ninth
inning
to
defeat
the
Boston
Red
Sox,
5
to
4.
In
the
National
League,
the
New
York
Qiants
lost
their
first
game
of
the
season
when
Brooklyn
Robins
made
a
three-run
rally
in
the
ninth;
National
League
Brooklyn
7,
New
York
6.
Boston
4,
Philadelphia
7.
St.
Louis
8,
Cincinnati
3.
Pittsburg
4,
Chicago
7.
American
League
New
York
5,
Washington
0.
Philadelphia
5,
Boston
4.
Chicago
9,
Detroit
7.
Cleveland
3,
St.
Louis
1.
TEAM
STANDINGS
National
League
W.
L.
New
York
7
1
PJtUburg
.
....a
,2
fBoston
.4
-
4
Chicago
7
7
St.
Louk
6
7
-PhilarMpltta
A
6
'Brooklyn
13
7
Cincuinati
2
8
American
-League
W.
L.
Washington
.o
2
-Philadelphia
i
4
biSt.
Louisa
L
J16
5
Boston
.4
7
Detroit
.'4
9
New
York
.2
7
Pet.
.875
".200
.500
.500
.462
.400
.300
City
Council
Votes
.273
Pet
.818
.635
.000
.566
.515
2U
20$
22Z
-TSum
For
Repairing
fc
of
Sports
Grounds
The
city
council
last
night
adopted
a
report
from
the
board
'
of
works
recommending
the
expenditure
of
$S50
in
improving
the
ball
park
at
Acropolis
Hill.
The
work
is
already
under
way
in
preparation
for
the
season's
sports.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
YESTERDAY'S
SCORES
English
League,
First
Division
Sheffield
Wednesday
1,
Birmingham
1.
..English
League,
Third
Southern
'Norwich
1,
Plymouth
2.
English
League,
Third
Northern
Darlington
3,
Crewe
0.
PRINCE
RUPERT
irliHNALSIN
DEFEATS
ANYOX
,
IN
BASKETBALL
,
!
ANYOX,
April
M:
The'
I
third
game
of
the
series
of
four
for
the
Northern
Brlilsh
Columbia
championship
gave
prince
Rupert
an
18-point
lead"
'
with
one
more
game
to
play.
The
score
of
last
nicht
crimp
was
Prince
Rupert,
19;
Anyox,
'
17.
'4
!
B.C.
GETS
BIG
EVEN
T
Olympic
Swimming
Trials
to
Be
Staged
in
Vancouver
and
Victoria
MONTREAL,
AprU
9:
At
the
aiuiual
meeting
of
the
'Canadian
Amateur
Swimmiag'As-sooiaUon,
it
was
decided
hat
the
swimming
trials
for
the
1932
Olympics
should
be
held
m
Britbh
Columbia
divided
between
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
The
meeting
also
awarded
the
XM-yaids
free-style
race
for
men
indoor
and
the
510-yard
free-style
men's
indoor
championship
swims
(o
British
Columbia.
.
BALL
TEAM
ON
MAY
24
Playing
of
Double-Header
Planned
in
Connection
With
EWcs
Excursion
Here
on
Holiday
Uils
advertisement
is
Tiot
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
'Cofltfol
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
ADMDfFON
Miss
Currie-Miss
Thompson,
Nor
ringlon-Darton
and
Norring-ton-Miss
Currie
Winners
at'Rupert
Cast
Miss
Elizabeth
Currie
and
Miss
f
Bessie
Thompson
were
winners
of
-
tne
ladies'
doubles,'
C.
J.sNorrineton
and
Shelf
ord
Darton
the
men's
doubles
and
Miss
Elizabeth
Currie
and
C.
J.
Norrington
the
mixed
doubles
in
the
finals
of
RuDert
East
j
United
Church
Badminton
Club's
;city
open
tournament
which
were
played
last
night.
Miss
Currie
and
Miss
Thompson,
won
the
ladies'
doubles
by
beating
Miss
Laura
Friaell
and
Miss
Mary
Astoria,
15-8.
15-11.
Norrington
and
Darton
cabtured
the
men's
-doubles
by
defeating
H.
T.
Cross
and
W.
Cross.
15-8.
15-11.
Norrington
and
Miss
Currie
were
victors
in
the
mixed
doubles
over
A.
Field
and
Miss
Rosemary
Win-
slow,
15-11,
15-11.
In
an
exhibition
men's
slneles.
S.
D.
Johnston
won
9-11,
11-10,
11-5
over
Frank
Russell.
After
the
games,
Rev.
C.
E.
Motte
presented
the
cuds
to
their
win
ners
whom
he
congratulated
on
their
prowess.
C.
J.
Nofrintton
also
spoke
briefly.
Tasty
refreshments
were
served
with
Mrs.
B.
G.
Beale,
Mrs.
J.
W.
Moorehouse,
Mrs.
A.
Gomez
and,
Mrs.
C.
E.
Motte
in
charge.
Sport
Chat
Although
nothing
has
been
published
about,
the
matter
for
the
last
week
or
so,
the
project
for
thei
establishment
of
a
gymnasium
in!
There
is
to
be
an
Elks'
excursion
!PrlnC
RuPert.
Mch
was
recently
from
Ketchikan
to
Prince
Rupert
I
revlved
the
yro
club-
ls
by
np
May
24,
the
feature
of
which
will
a
baseball
double-header,
it
was
learned
at
last
night's
council
meet
ing
when
F.
H.
Stephens,
exalted
ruler
of
the
local
lodge,
had
a
letter
before
the
board
seeking
permission
to
use
the
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
for
that
purpose
on
Victoria
Day.
It
is
planned
to
have
a
return
excursion
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Ketchikan
on
July
4.
Permission
was
granted
the
lodge
to
use
the
grounds
provided
that
it
co-operates
with
other
sports
organisations
which
might
be
desirous
of
using
the
grounds
on
the
holiday.
Mayor
Orme
stated
that
he
understood
the
Fair
Board
was
not
Intending
to
put
on
a
May
24
celebration
this
year.
T.
Kaye
of
the
Union
Co.,
is
a
passenger
aboard
the
Catala
today
returning
to
Vancouver.
ujcuus
urau.
necenuy.
Dr.
i.
w.
Kergin
took
the
matter
up
with
Y.M.C.A.
officials
in
Toronto
and
has
written
to
the
club
announcing
that
an
organizing
secretary
of
that
organization
may
be
expected
in
the
city
before
long
to
make
a
survey
of
the
situation.
The
announcement
has
been
confirmed
by
other
correspondence.
Relieving
local
interests
of
much
of
the
intricate
organization
work
although
it
would
still
necessitate
the
required
money
being
raised
here,
the
entry
of
the
Y.M.C.A.
here
appeals
to
many
as
the'
ideal
way
of
consummating
this
long
wanted
project.
SERVUSWINS
METROPOLITAN
Highbury
Second
and
Jugo
Third
In
Race
at
Epsom
Downs
Yesterday
EPSOM,
England,
April
29:
Lord
Derby's
Servus
won
the
Metronoll
tan
Stakes
yesterday..
Highbury,.wkf
1
secoriu
And
-Jugo,
third.
Seventeen
horses
ran.
Annual
Dance
of
Knights
Templar
Enjoyable
Affair
Held
Last
Night
in
I,'0.D;E.
Hall
By
Kincolith
Preceptory
The
annual
dance
last
night
-In'
the
I.ODM.
Hall
of
Kincolith
Pro-;
,ceptory,
Knights
Templar,
was
tr
well
attended
and
very
enjoyable
!
affair.
Music
was
by
Mrs.
Black's'
I
orchestra
and
dancing
was
in
'pro
gress
from
0
pjn.
until
2
a.m.
Jwlth,
4
H..
Munro
as
master
of
t)ejj-
laniea.
'At
mldrilcht
delicious
refresh-
ments
were
served
and,
during
the
supper
period,
D.
B.
Finn
sang
vocal
solos
and
William
Beaumont
played
'cello
solos,
both
numbers
being
much
enjoyed.
The
hall
was
tastefully
decorated
for
the
occasion.
Father
Chartiez,
O.M.I.,
Roman
Catholic
priest
at
Anyox.
is
a
vis
itor
in
the
city,
having
arrived
on
trjOr
Catala
.this
m6rnlng
from
the
sipelter
tovn.
'
.
Last
Night
TORONTO.
AprU
29-Kld
Chocolate,.'
Cuban
featherweight,
made
his
Canadian
debut
herclast
night
and
gained
a
decision
over
Johny
Erickson
of
New
York
in
a
ten
round
bout.
TOWNSEND
IS
WINNER
Took
Decision
From
Al
Gordon
'of
Philadelphia
ih'Bout
Last
Night
VANCOUVER,
Ajfrll
9.
Billy
Townsend
of
Yarietiuver
took
a
'close
10-rouiid
decision
from
At
Gordon,
'Philadelphia
southpaw,
'in
Monday
night's
main
'event
here.
Townsend,
weighing,
111,
had
a
six-pound
advantage
over
Gordon
who
'weighed
In
at
135.
fin
the
preliminaries,
Danny
Pscoe
of
Victoria
slugged
his
way
-to
a
decision
over
George
Ainsworth
of
Vancouver,
and
Albie
Davies,
also
of
Victoria,
'easily
outboxed
Jackie
Knott
of
Vancouver.
Tommy
Loughran
Loses
Decision
Ernie
Schaaf.
Boston
Sailnr.
U'nn
Call
Over
Former
Light
Heavy
Champ
Last
Night
PHILADELPHIA.
ADril
29-iErnIe
oeuaai,
uoston
sailor
boy,
won
a
reierees
decision
from
Tommy
Loughran,
former
light
heavyw
weight
.champion,
in
a
ten-round
bout
here
last
night.
LIGHTING
OF
STREETS
Agreement
Finally
Reached
tween
City
and
Northern
B.
C.
Power
Co.
Be-
On
recommendation
of
the
util
ities
committee,
the
city
council
finally
decided
last
night
to
enter
into
an
agreement
with
the
North
ern
British
Columbia
Power
Co.
for
the
Installation
of
29
ornamental
standards
lighted
with
300-watt
lamps
on
streets
in
the
downtown
section
wht
-h
now
have
those
ru
ral
appearing
and
much-discussed
festoon
lights.
The
cost
of
the
new
street
lighting
system
will
be
$1303
per
year
as
against
$1392
which
is
at
present
the
charge.
These
figures
will
form
the
basis
of
the
agreement
with
the
newer
com
nan
v
for
the
new
system.
Should
it
be
round
necessary
or
desirable
at
a
later
date
to
put
In
lamps
larger
than
300-watt.
the
cost
would
be
corresporidingly
higher.
It
ls
ex
pected,
however,
that
the
300-watt
lamps
will
suffice.
Thev
will,
at
loast,
be
a
great
improvement
oyer
me
present
system
tooth
in
ab-
pearance
and
in
illumination
fti
tensltv.
fjn
addition
to
havlnir
th?
advantage
of
costing
loss.
Aid.
Pullen
thought
a
very
gorjd
bargain
had
been
struck.
It
should
be
remembered
that
this
downtown
section
pf
the
city
always
had
pild
more
than
its
share
for
street
Illumination.
The
centre
of
the
cfty
was
paying
for
the
street
llghtlrlj
of
the
outskirts.
Aid.
Riidderham
thought
it
wa
very
satisfactory
that
better
lliti-.nlnatldn
should
be
obtained
foi
less
cost.
He
thought
that
the
;3do-watt
lamps,
running
four
or
five
to
the
block,
should
nrovidf.
suffi.
dent
illumination.
.
PAKlfOT
DISEASE
,
IN
VANCOUVER,
BiC
.
4.
VANCOUVER,
April
29-rSlx
"
persons,
three
In
Biirnsby
and
three
'n
New
Westminster
are
suffering
from
Psittaco-'
sis
or
Tarrbt
Disease
and
health
authorities
df
the
low-
er
mainland
arc
eridcavour-
lng
to
locate
paroketts
which
are
alleged
to
have
been
land-
ed
here
recently
from
a
ship
from
Yokohkma.
;
TO
talif:
JUST
think
of
it!
You
can
buy
a
COM.
today
for
the
lowest
price
in
)0
years!
The
same
reliable
C:C.
1
-j
,
iyv,
that
has
made
CCM.
bicycles
the
overwhelming
choice
of
riders
all
over
Canada,
The
price
has
come
down
simply
because
more
people
are
riding
CCAIs
than
ever
before.
CCM.
output
has
Increased
so
greatly
that
they
can
manufacture
in
bigger
lots,
which
naturally
V
-
ui
maning
each
bicycle
Your
nearer
f!rf
:n
.
,
William
Thomas
is
Skipper
arid
Mc
Gregor
White
Chief
Engineer
of
Prince
William
Remember
only
a
CCM.
has
thei
six
big
features:
1.
CCM.
20-year
Nickel
Plating.
2.
CCM.
Triplex
Crank
Hanger.
3.
CCM.
Improved
Hercules
Coaster
Brikc.
4.
Three
Coats
of
CCM.
Enamel
baked
on
over
a
Coat
of
Rust-Proof,
'3.
Gibson
Pedals
(on
most
models),
6.
Dunlop
Tires.
,
.
n
j
,
m
girc
you
me
new
iyju
uual
catalogue,
or
oYvancSm
&
Umited'
Wc5ton
(Onutio),
Montreal,
Uinmptg
VVOT
JO
cycles
also
OOM-Joycycles
for
Children
C.
C.
M.
Bicycles
are
on
sale
at
u
w
McRAE
BROTHERS
LIMITED,
Prince
Rupert
A
Complete
Line
'of
G.
C.
M.
Bicycles
on
sale
in
Prince
Rupert
at
TOM
BALLINGER'S,
3rd
Ave.
OFFICERS
'FollOWlnc
Will
hfl
th
rv'Hnnl
mil
nf
fleers-of
the.
n&v
tMn
n.in
William
which
will
Inaugurate
local
Dock.
service
out
of
here
Thursday
to
the
i
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
Naas'
and
Skeena
Rivers
:
Captain,
William
Thomas.
Chief
Officer.
E.
C.
8wank.
Second
Officer,
B.
Kenny.
Chief
Engineer,
McGregor
White.
Purser,
John
Jenkins.
Chief
Steward.
A.
Brash.
The
Prince
William
will
carry
a
rew
of
about
U
offlctirs
and
men.
Federal
Block
Changes
Handi
ale
of
Well
Known
Building
Re-poited,,ly9ilay
th6ufh
Not
Officially
Confirmed
It
ls
reportod
that
the
three-storey
Federal
Block
nn
Third
Avenue
near
the
earner
of
Third
Street
is
being
purchased
by
TJnn
Brown,
well
known
electrlda
n.
from
Wro
J.
J.
Dore
of
Victoria
While
no
of-
ti
ncmi
announcemrnt
I
v.w.
Wu
was
available
avauaoie
SOFTBALL
NEW
BOAT
SCHEDULE
May
2
Roundhouse
vs.
Station.
May
3
Dry
Dock
vs,
Offices.
Saturday
3
pjn.
May
ft
Of
flees
vs.
Roundhouse.
May
-9-tStatlOn
vs.
pry
Dock.
May
13-Offlcea-Vs.
tntlfln.
iiay
'
i
o
Koundnouse
vs.
Dry
May
20
Station
vs.
Roundhouse.
way
23
Off
ices
vs.
Dry
Dock.
May
27
Dry
Dock
vs.
Station.
May
30
Roundhouse
va
Offices.
June
3
Officii
vs.
Station.
June
ft
DryDdck
vs.
Roundhouse.
June
10
station
vs.
Roundhouse.
June
13
Dry
bock
vs.
Offices.
June
17
SkatliJ
vs.
Dry
Dock.
June
20
Roundhouse
vs.
Offices.
Jluld
24
Roundhouse
vs.
Dry
LDock.
R
June
27
Station
vs.
Offices.
AH
games
will
be
played
at
7
pjn.
with
'exception
6f
.the
one
scheduled
May
3
which
will
be
played
at
3
pjn.
Vancouver
Wheat
HI
'Maninth
flh
Jake
say
lar
buying
he
could
sec
lip
NOW
he
is
!.:.:
that's
what
n.
optimistic.
Jeke
went
out
:in
Upward
Into
n
,A
drop
of
watrr
f
j
Just
hit
him
in
He
did
not
He
could
n'i
But
he
wns
-
:
To
hit
you
w
'
I
Yoa
may
li
V
man
who
bo.iu''
because
he
.where
he
p.irki.
Impetuni.;:
v
eyes,
declares
;"
clology.
Jnkc
told
that
wiir."t
'
He
not
JmprMi
'u
someone
landed
-
.,.
nnrt
Un
mni
hlll.it
f
Of
VANCOUVER,
April
29
Wheat!
black
lor
a
m
today
at
$1.04.
An
itching
rash
A
blemished
skin
Eczema?
jjsel
;
cued
the
ej
sun
.
the
f
mi
list
..
...A
I
he
r
i
petering
out
'!'!'
Ma"'
inftt
Seem
to
w
.
.
.
.vncftf
not
even
lain)
t'
,aU
a
martyr.
Will
DDI)
heal
bve
rnleht?
Sometimes
These
arc
MJnmi
-
today,
It
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