8
PAOE
FOTO
Victor
Radio
With
Electrola
1.
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
"Quccnston"
pattern
embellished
with
a
little
engraving
and
sells
at
$200.
This
is
supplied
by
Bulgers
Jewellery
store
and
will
be
on
view
in
their
window
soon.
3.
A
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-piece
Johnson's
Pareeh
dinner
set,
Belgravia
pattern,
which
sells
at
$50,
purchased
from
Heilbroner's
Basement
store.
This
too,
will
be
shown
in
Heilbroner's
window.
Commission
to
Candidates
who
do
not
secure
grand
Prizes
Candidates
who
do
not
win
Grand
Prizes
will
receive
10
per
cent
commission
on
the
proceeds
of
their
work.
IT
COSTS
NOTHING
TO
ENTER
DRY
DOCK
IS
WINNER
Defeated
Station
6
to
2
In!
C.
N.
R.
Softball
Last
Evening
FIGURES
IN
SPORT
L.
2
2
5
6
FRANKIE
NEEL'S
RECORD
GOOD
of
these
were
championship
mat-
f
ice.
rommy
Drysdale,
Victoria
(Drys-
iale
had
15
pounds
advantage),
and
"rankle
Martin
of
Montreal
for
the
flyweight
championship
of
Canada.
The
coming
fight
is
a
highly
lm-wrtant
one
for
both
boys,
as
a
win
for
Neel
would
put
him
at
the
top
ji
nis
class
on
the
Pacific
Coast,
a
olace
where
his
services
would
be
ireatly
ln
demand,
while
a
loss
for
Davies
would
mean
a
serious
Frankle
Neel
is
19
years
of
age,
is
five
feet,
five
Inches
in
height
and
weighs
around
120
pounds.
He
started
fighting
in
1927.
KNUTE
K.
ROCKNE
Football
Coach
Knute
Kenneth
Rockne's
com
bined
success
as
football
nlaver.
coach
and
strategist
ha?
seldom,
If
THE
DAIL?
NEW3.
Wecliie
I
I
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W
fMBTraTYTIWa
SPORTCHAT
jj
Hi
t
for
entering
in
order
to
win
While
candidates
may
enter
this
campaign
at
any
time
they
wish,
this
is
the
last
week
when
they
may
enter
with
a
prospect
of
getting
first
prize,
because
it
is
expected
that
those
already
in
the
field
will
be
busy
working
and
will
get
the
easiest
prospects-
The
suggestion
is
made
that
those
wishng
to
do
so
ENTER
NOW
!
Delay
Is
Dangerous
to
Success
Make
an
appointment
with
Miss
Graham
at
the
Daily
News
office
and
she
will
tell
all
about
this
campaign
in
which
Everybody
Wins
THE
PRIZES
KNOCKOUT
IN
,
YANKEES
FIRSTROUND,
mm$
The
Drv
nnrfc
In
an
(.r.i
SPOKANE,
tji.an;.
June
June
18:
is:
Albie
AlDie
Da
Da-
N.
R.
Softball
ZSh..
game,
defeated
the
1'?
"m
.
Victoria,
lK
v
i!
WVZ
iJ!
".
CENTRALS
AND
ELKS
NOW
TIED
IN
FIRST
PLACE
Hotelinen
Won
5
to
2
Over
Antlered
Herd
In
Good
Baseball
Game
Centrals
went
back
into
a
first
place
tie
with
the
Elks
as
a
result
of
winning
last
night's
senior
baseball
fixture
from
the
Lodge
Men
by
a
score
of
5-2.
A
fair
steed
crowd
of
fans
was
out
to
see
the
game
a
Mi
were
treated
to
a
good
game
although
there
were
a
few
orrors
by
both
teams.
i
ChenoskI
was
on
the
mound
for
Local
Boy
Has
Had
Several
Ith
wismers
and
although
he
was
Important
Fights;
Has
ln
dl,kulty
several
occasions
Only
Lost
Two
d,
,
WVonen
scerele
until
.
.
.the
last
inning
when
they
manag-
Frankie
Neel
ol
this
city,
who
will
to
their
two
runs
over,
meet
Jumbo
Davies.
the
"blonde
Skinritf
Started
for
the
Elks
but
terror"
from
Victoria,
in
a
10-
iw&s
wild,
issuing
two
nasses
In
the
round
boxing
match
on
June
24
fJrst
Inning
which,
coupled
with
a
which
will
be
staged
in
connection
I'111
aod
a
sacrifice
netted
the
with
the
Seattle-Prince
Rupert
In-
i
winners
two
runs.
They
collected
ternational
cruiser
race,
has
a
re-
more
in
the
third
and
then
cord
of
ring
contests
which
shows
(CapUiiMqrfm
went
on
the
mound
that
he
will
give
the
Victoria
boy!
and-
hero
the
winners
to
two
hits
one
of
the
hardest
battles
of
his
"i
the
remaining
five
Innings.
They
career.
got
one
run
off
him
in
the
last
Out
of
a
total
of
14
fights,
eight
,'
frame
on
a
hit,
a
walk
and
a
sacrl-
ehes
and
resulted
as
follows:
won
i
Stone.Tn
left
field
for
the
Cen-
by
knockouts,
two;
decisions
won,
trals
mswie
two
nice
catches
and
six;
draws,
four,
and
decisions
lest,
iArseneau,
In
the
same
garden
for
two.
The
knockouts
were:
Stoker
Wil
son,
Seaman
Wright.
He
won
de
cisions
over
Wilfrid
Shouldlce,
V1-torla;
Chuek
Tellecki,
U.
S.
Pacific
fleet
bantam
champion;
Oril
Campbell,
Johnny
Grist
and
George
Alns-
worth
all
on
same
night
to
win
B.
C.
flyweight
and
bantamwelaht
hamplonships,
also
Alex
Harvey,
Ocean
Falls.
The
boys
he
has
drawn
with
are:
Alble
Davies.
Vic
toria
(three
times)
and
George
Wilkinson.
Decisions
were
lost
to
the
losers
also
made
a
fine
catch
second
base
and
then
Farquhar,ta
who
c?OWfKinled
the
Walker
dropped
a
throw
from
Chencekl
CuP
team
to
England,
lands
In
good
Skinner
p.,
rf
3
TotaU
21
Centrals
2
0
2
Elks
0"
0
0
Summary:
Stolen
base,
Gurvich
2,
sacrifice.
Semerviile,
ChenoskI
2;
ever,
been
equalled
In
the
history
passe
bal1'
Mitchell
3.
Somerville;
if
the
American
college
sport
Some
!
inn,ns
Phed
by
Skinner
2,
Mor-
men
have
been
stars
In
one
or
the
"
o;
K:n
n1
011
dinner
athcr
deoartments
of
the
came
hut
Moran
3,
ChenoskI
2;
struck.out
rtocknathas
b&n
a
star
lnaUliETte
aklU3ifr
2-
Moran
4-
Chxnoskt',
of
themIlIiSilln
claim!
(SlWBe
'oslnEDlt.cher'Sklnner;
leltoh
bil
was
asHhHe?ra
coach
of
foob.in
centtffls
7,
Elks
0;
time
Of
garni
at
Notre
Dame
for
It
was
ln
that
1:23;
umPlres.
Oomez
and
Lambie.
capacity
that
the
success
of
his
teams
brought
him
distinction
and
made
the
university
at
South
Bend,
r
.1
1
j
.i
n
mumim,
uucuiuiiun-'.uy
Kjiuwa.
i
Rockne
spent
the
greater
part
of
his
tknc
ln
various
football
capacl-
i
ties
with
Notre
Dame.
He
was
born
in
Norway
in
1888
and
came,
to
the
united
States
in
1893.
After,
distinguishing
himself
ln
college,
he
became
an
,alhletlc
director
and
has
bceji
Identified
with
athletics
ever
since.
BASEBALL
SCHEDULE
Jime
19
Elks
vs.
S.
O.
O.
June
24
S.
O.
C.
vs.
Centrals
June
26
Centrals
vs.
Elks.
July
83.
O.
C.
vs.
Elks.
July
ifc
centrars
vs.
3.
O,
O.
July
15
Elks
vs.
Centrals'.
Max
Schmellng
declares
that
an-
other
fight
for
him
this
year
Is
"out
of
the
question"
because
of
the
lateness
of
the
season
and
his
desire
to
return
to
Germany
for
the
rest
qf
the
summer.
He
is
now
at
a
mid-;
town-
hotel
In
New
York
where
he
1
:
was
advised
by
his
physician
to
take
'
"veral
days
rest.
"I
am
happy
as
j
,
the
first
European
and
German
to
:
have
won
the
title
and
I
am
proud
I
the
American
public
is
so
fair,";
j
Schmellng
declares.
"I
have
recelv-
I
led
hundred
of
telegrams
of
con-
J
gratulatlons
from
Americans."
This
C.
.
"r1"""1
ne
was
bes,eed
W
of"
i
Station
last
night
by
a
score
of
G-2
MW:,WM
0Ul
Joe
ulvera
01
oPKane
"
f
fen
from
motion
picture
and
thea-,
The
Dry
Dock
scored
allTelrW"
e
ilnt
round
of
thelr
ht
?iVd2"C!1':
trical
work
but
had
made
no
defin-in
thp
fifth
Innlnrr
n
C?.
Zi
re
kst
night.
ina
waians.
lou
ociirtg
poled
out
lt
nlaM
th,
.,...
fnture.
two
i
erroVs:
The6
staS
SSS
L.Davto
nad
becn
matched
wlth
Ki2
m
'
Hi
manager,
Joe
Jacobs,
he
said.!
their
tworuns
in
the
eighth
Inning.
1
f,T
M.t.on,,
nn
ati?
had
received
numerous
fight!
Dry
Dock:
E.
Smith,
c;
Boulter,
p.;
J.
Smith,
lb.;
R.
Kelsey,
2b.;
Howe,
ss.;
McDonald,
3b.;
Nelsen,
If.;
Geddes.
cf.:
Hedstrom.
rf.
Station:
Horton,
3b.;
Astoria,
ss.:
Styles,
p.;
Unger,
2b.;
B.
Skatteboh
Mair,
cf.;
White,
rf.
I
Umpires
were
Comadina
and
Scherk.
:
-
Team
Standings
W,
Dry
Dock
6
Round
House
5
I
Station
3
Offices
l
Albic
Davies
of
Victoria
Finished
Joe
Kivers
at
Spokane
Abruptly
Heat
Cleveland
With
Powerful
Offensive;
Braves
Win
Two
Games
Lei
t
field
catches
by
J.
Nelson
for
6
wvica
was,
i
---
"
"
,
"
,
.
offers
out
tabled
tnem
an
for
tnei
Dry
Dock
and
Sklnnef
for
Station
b'"-
were
outstanding.
Braves
took
a
double-header
from,..,
l,m
ku,-lot
Detng.
i
ii
o-.
i
Lefty
O'Doul's
tingle
in
the
tenth
inning
gave
the
PhilliM
a
decision
over
Pittsburg
Pirates.
In
a
game
which
inaugurated
wraiea
night
baseball
on
the
Pacific
i
Sacramento's
So
lens
continued
their
drive
for
the
league
pennant
by
winning
from
Oakland
8
to
0.
A
crowd
estimated
at
12,000
saw
the
game,
every
play
of
which
was
as
j
visible
as
though
played
under
the
i
brilliance
of
a
California
sun.
The
.huge
flood
lights
were
turned
on
at
i
7:30
p.m.,
before
the
last
rays
of
I
v.
uavu
wnwj,
m
..v
w
"
no
break
between
daylight
and
the
artificial
illumination.
Soon
after
the
game
got
under
way
a
huge
no
errors
and
the
Oaks
but
two.j
Lighting
for
night
games
has
also
beH
Installed
at
Athletic
Park
ln
Vancouver.
Baseball
Standings
National
League
W
L.
Brooklyn
'34
19
Chicago
32
34
Nnw
York
38
35
St.
Louis
36
38
Bosten
aj..J&
.
26-
PltUburg
24
28
Philadelphia
...
22
28
Cincinnati
21
34
American
League.
w.
Philadelphia
.34
New
York
31
Washington
-.12
Cleveland
32
St.
Louis
34
Detroit
24
WRIGLEY!
Alertneu
"Mm
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T"rpTon
tint,
A
5
eiclaw
-
from
going
to
ilccp
M
tlx
oi
your
car.
Malm
frp
JA
:
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Johnson
t
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Honored
at
Gil
Guides
Fare
in
St.
Anting
f
dral
last
nit;ht.
,t
II.
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11
ild
bv
r
t
'Girl
Guides
in
lion
,eity
on
Satunlav
t
P.ntA.t.
..
..
J
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,
.
June
moon
peeped
over
the
trees-to'
V
"
1
1
'
j..
and
aoeechrs
vn-
aaa
its
iigni
mj
im
scene,
utman-
.
.
.
strating
that
artificial
light
did
not
affect
the
game,
the
Senators
made
ana
it
looiced.a
though
the
BSksi
order
at
Plymouth
after
crossing
chleago
'
.19
might
start
something
when
Alex
ocean.
Boston
19
Micneu
drove
one
into
left
Held
on
which
Stone
made
running
catches.
Elks
and
Sens
of
Canada
hook
up
ln
the
next
game
tomorrow
night
and
if
the
Sons
ean
win
as
they
did
on
Sunday,
they
will
still
be
In
the
runnlnt
for
first
half
honors.
Centrals
Farquhar
lb.
,11111
2b.
Downie
Somerville
c.
Chenos'tl
p.
.
Morrison
cf.
McNultv
rf
3
ateoe
If
,
,
3
D.
Gurvich
3b.
....
3
Totals
Elks
Hamld
3b
4
G.
Mitchell
2b,ss.
4
Arseneau
If,
4
Moran
ss,
p.
A.
Mitchell
c
Stephens
lb
Sudlnlch
rf.,
2b.
Gosse
cf
L.
21
31
22.
22
31
32
31
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