PAGE
FOUR
FOOTBALL
MEETING
WAS
HELD
Motley
Cup
Withdrawn
From
Competition
at
Legion
and
A.
C.
Unable
to
Field
Teams
The
prince
Rupert
Football
A-saclation
met
last
evening,
the
following
being
present,
Duncan
Kennedy,
president;
J.
McLean,
vice-president;
J.
Kelly,
(Legion;
S.
Cur-rie.
(Athletic
Club),
and
J.
Norring-ton,
i
Regiment).
A
communication
from
the
Regiment
was
read,
and
in
the
discussion
following,
the
representatives
of
the
Ijegion
and
Athletic
Clubs,
regret
tell
their
inability
to
field
teams
far
the
rest
of
the
season.
The
association
decided
to
withdraw
the
Mobley
Cup
from
competition.
'
The
receipt
of
a
letter
from
the
Ocean
Falls
football
team
relative
to
the
playing
off
for
the
championship
of
Northern
B.C.,
was
discussed
and
the
executive
is
to
take
the
matter
up
with
the
Exhibition
Board.
Nina
Gurvich
Ready
to
Fight
But
Six
Rounds
Nina
Ourrich
called
at
the
News
office
this
morning
to
make
clear
hit
posftkMitn
regard
to
the
fight
with
Billy
Bagsheyw.
Ha
fun
see
no
reaM
MW8vHgiH.Mrig
held
privately.
He
is
willing
and
anxious
to
meet
Bagshaw
but
at
present
cannot
see
his
way
to
agree
to
a
match
for
more
than
six
rounds.
He
Is
willing
to
meet
Bagshaw,
winner
take
al
th
pusse,
and
without
any
stipulations
regarding
weight.
Nina
is
of
the
opinion
that
under
the
circumstances
Bagshaw
through
his
manager
tKn'
easily
meet
his
terms'.
TfeP'fttibUe
want
the
fight
and
K
dotfc'Ninsu
BAGSHAW
WILL
FIGHT
WOODS
Fatt
Vancouver
Boy
Is
Slrned
Up
to
Meet
local
Boxer
Arrangements
have
just
been
completed
for
the
staging
of
a
boxing
match
in
the
city
on
August
22
between
Billy
Bagshaw,
popular
local
junior
welterweight
and
Oill
Woods
of
Vancouver.
The
fight
will
be
over
the
10-round
distance
and
both
boys
will
start
serious
training
immediately.
Bagshaw
has
shown
a
great
deal
of
Improvement
during
the
past
year
and
a
number
of
Important
matches
for
him
will
probably
be
arranged
during
the
next
few
weeks
Including
Henry
Deeth
of
Anyox
and
Alble
Davtes
of
Victoria.
The
dead
letter
office
costs
Um
United
States
Government
approximately
$5,000,000
a
year.
More
than
35,000,000
pieces
of
mail
an?
handled
by
this
office
annually.
These
two
members
of
the
youn
hurdling
competition
at
LavenJ
ly
at
Battersea
STATION
IS
THE
VICTOR
Beats
Rovnd
Itonse
in
Hasted
Came
Hue
Seere
of
17
to
4
at
Softball
The
Station
team
walked
away
from
the
Round
House
aggregation
to
the
tune
of
17
to
4
in
last
night's
Softball
game.
It
was
a
very
ragged
game
from
start
to
finish.
The
Round
Houso
team
might
have
put
up
a
better
game
had
their
regular
players
been
on
the
Job
who
were
away
on
their
regular
duties.
Pitch'
er
Raby
for
the
Round
House
seemed
to
be
freely
hit
a.
all
times.
StaMon:
Ho
ton,
styles,
Downie,
Skinner,
8ummers,
Unger,
Mcin
tosh,
Skattebol
and
Morrison.
Round
House:
Raby,
Wick,
Tul-loch,
Cooney
McCualge.
Nelson,
Le-mieux
Cameron
and
Pet
irson.
Batteries
Station,
Styles
and
Skattebol;,
Round
House,
Raby
and
Tulloch.
Umpires
Comadlna
and
Palmer.
Next
game
will
be
played
on
Wednesday,
August
13,
u
iweon
Station
and
Dry
Dock.
League
Standing
W.
Station
,
5
Dry
Dock
3
Round
House
2
L.
2
3
5
It
is
estimated
that
the
peopl?
of
th
United
StaU-s
have
furnished
investment
money
to
the
rest
of
the
world
to
the
amount
of
approximately
$16,604,052,000.
tencc
tUiodavt
vt
h.iwi
i
i
i;ui
ix
i
,i
i
(
ijv.nvr
t)f
New,
Zealand,
is
een
here
taking
thi
fi-ht
nr
or
a
bronco
which"
Jaaffj
nrvrr
bit
ti
ndUi
n
0i
loic
;
idea
are
putting
across
a
little
r
Hill
school
sports
held
recent-Park.
England.
LOCAL
MAN
Fred
Joudry
Had
Interesting
Experience
Near
Topiey
Recently
The
Burns
Lake
Observer
tells
an
interesting
fishing
story
in
which
a
!
(
well
known
Prince
Rupert
man
took
jpart.
"Piloted
by
Mr.
Greenwood
of
!
Topiey,
II.
D.
MacNeil,
local
tele-;
graph
operator
and
Fred
Joudry
of
,'
Prinee
Rftpert
had
one
of
the
most
exciting
fishing
trips
Imaginable.
IThe
two
latter
started
from
Burns
Lake
at
7:30
p.m.
on
Saturday
and
alter
their
arrival
at
Topiey
slept
until
2
ajn.
Immediately
thereafter
embarking
(or
the
25-mile
car
ride.
After
the
limit
of
car
transportation
had
been
reached
they
set
out
on
a
fou;-hour
hike
for
Fultcrf
each
arose
for
the
flies
and
Mac's
fancy
tackle
disappeared
In
a
tangle
of
excitement.
Chief
Leon
said,
"Mr.
MacNeil,
I
tell
you
two
files
two
trout,
four
flies
four
trout."
After
this
Mac
cast
one
fly
at
a
time
and
hauled
them
In
while
the
chief
used
the
landing
net
and
gaff.
The
others
also
profited
by
Mac's
early
experience
and
were
satisfied
with
one
at
a
'time.
Fred
Joudry
said
that
if
be
hadn't
examined
his
own
eyes
before
starting
he
would
not
have
believed
that
fish
of
such
size
and
fighting
ability
were
awaiting
the
angler
in
such
num-lb
rs
It
was
merely
a
matter
of
:
drafting
your
catch
to
what
could
b!
carried
e.vay.
The
pvty
returned
;n
horseback
to
where
the
cars
had
been
left
and
Messrs.
Joudry
and
MacNeU
returned
to
'Burns
Lrke
cn
Monday
morning
a)
U
tie
saddle
sore
and
suffering,
from
loss
of
sleep,
albeit
very
en-j
thi'ia-tic
about
the
scenic
and!
fishing
nosslbllttles
of
the
Bablne
del
trie
AC
Saws
repaired
OIJ
sews
repaired
and
chnrnrnnltn
rinding
hahit.
It
give
good
work.
Cornplete
stock
on
hand
of
new
circular
and
band
saws.
ItWff
U
about
taw
7-3
lkovfc,T.
JOHN.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
SPORT
CHAT
The.
football
game
to
be
played
between
the
Oldtimers
and
the
Present
Timers
will
take
place
very
shortly,
A
date
had
been
set
but
It
was
found
to
conflict
with
another
important
athletic
event
so
the
cpmm.Ittee
will
set
another
date.
Players
available
for
the
Oldtimers
Include
Carl
Brand,
George
Kel-sey,
Dick
Lambe,
Jimmy
Currlo,
Sam
Currie,
Bob
Arthur,
Tpm
Black,
Percy
Tinker,
Malcolm.
Lamb.
Fred
Hardy,
Bill
Murray.
Alan
Davis,
George
Waugh,
Jimmle
Andrews
and
V.
Bartqp.
It
will
be
seen
that
Uw
is
a
wealth
of
undoubted
talent,
the;
I
unknown
factors
being
their
ability
i
to
last
put
the
game
And
of
course
;
Jack.
Qf
understanding
of
each
oth-!
er's
play
so
as
to
produce
the
high
est
quality
in
combination.
Two
Australians
lead
the
cricket
batting
averages
in.
England.
Don
Bradman
has
the
spectacular
record
of
an
averasM
of
106
runs
ter
River
where
they
connected
with
lnnmgg
for.
14.
tnmngs-
Woodf
ul,
the
Intdan
Chief
Daniel
Leon,
who
took
Australian
captain
Is
second
with
them
to
the
trout-favored
waters.
j-
fine.
average
of.
almost
75
runs
Mae
then
prepared
his
tackle
and
fj,er
jnnjnga
for
18
innings.
Then
to
give
the
rainbows
a
choice
he
put
come
ojdroyd
Klppax.
anoUier
Aus-on
two
files.
In
spite
of
the
protests
i
tralian.
SuteWfe.
Duleepslnhjl.
or
me
cmei.
At
tne
nrst
cast
twojwhyji
DUOat,
Hndren
and
Hobs.
targe
trout
arouna
lour
pounas
In
the
bowling
end
Parker,
the
Gloucester
bowler
leads
with
72
wickets
at
an
average
cost
of
14
runs
and
then
comes
Grlmmeit
the
Australian
googly
bowler
with
110
wickets
at
a
.cost
of
14
66
runs.
Australia
owes
most
of
her
success
to
these
three
players
but
their
fine
chowing
has
had
an
Inspiring
effect
on
the
other
members
of
the
team
and
their
success,
in
the
final
test
Is
very
possible.
Constantlne,
the
noted
West
Indian
cricketer
who
plays
now
for
Doretta
Tumbull,
17-year-old
Los
AnKt-U..
Caii!
for
defence
of
her
National
wo
nen'.s
A
team
of
Indians
from
Hump-
lh
Nelswi
Lnoshlre
crlck,t
Uian
back,
pay
is
anxious
to
arrange
a
In
the
summer
was
in
form
with
the
football
game
with
a
loeal
team,
ball
recently
when
he
took
11
wic-They
were
desirous
of
playing
to-
'kefs
fox
06
runs
against
East
Lan-day
but
owing
to
short
notice
It
was
Btehard-0Ili
an
Australllin.
against
them.
A
game
may
be
arranged
for
the
following
Saturday.
We
thank
Percy
Williams
for
his
reply
to
the
question
put
to
him
at
the
Toronto
Police
sports
as
to
why
he
was
beaten
by
Tolan
in
the
International
match
at
Vancouver
on
Dominion
Day.
The
reply
was
worthy
of
a
champion.
"There
was
nothing
wrong.
Nothing
could
have
beaten
Tolan
that
day.
They
beat
me
and
I
have
no
excuses
or
alibis."
And
the.
same
spirit
will
carry
him
through
to
many
a
victory
in
B.
C.
s
cricket
team
have
been
oding
well
in
the
Western
Canada's
Cricket
tournament
at
Calgary.
Rhodes
with
six
wickets
for
11
runs
j
had
a
lot
to
do
with
their
victory
bv
;
197
runs
'
over
Saskatchewan
who
1
were
last
year's
ohampions.
j
Great
things
may
be
expected
fnxn
young
Dune
McNaughton
of
Vancouver
In
the
hish
Jump.
He
cleared
6
feet
2
Inches
at
the
To-
,
l
T-
1
1
1
r,
t
l
.
.
.
l
t.
.
I
lyuuj
rjucc
opurts
itnu
u)u
uc
ui
the
peak
of
his
form.
B.C.
looks
like
having
a
champion
high
Jumper
of
Canada
and
even
at
the
Empire
Games
next
week
at
Hamilton.
plays
In
the
same
competition
and
scored
S3
runs
while
helping
Midg-ley
to
run
up
a
score
of
118
for
no
wickets
for
Bacup
against
The
win
of
Psrcy
Williams
in
the
Police
Sports
In
Toronto
is
very
satisfactory
and
lead.'
British
Columbians
in
particular
to
hope
that
he
will
establish
himself
at
'h-
Reeent
and
interestlnp
photograph
of
Miss
Betty
Nuthall
English
tennis
star,
who
U
bwkrd
to
come
to
America
In
August
Empire
Games
at
Hamilton
next
week
as
the
Bmptre's
leading
sprinter.
HI
recent
defeat
by
Tolan
and
SlcHjspn
at
'
Vancouver
should
not
have
been
so
unexpec
ted.
Followers
of
sport
know
that
it
is
rare
than
runners
especially
sprinters
maintain
an
undefeated1
record
for
years.
In
the
100
yards
in
her
i-'lir
fly.
doiiig
50-
BASEBALL
SCHEDULE
Aug.
12
Elks
vs.
Centrals.
Aug.
14
Centrals
vs.
8.
O.
O.
Aug.
1
8.
O.
C.
vs.
Elks.
Aug.
21
Centrals
vs.
Blks.
an-
iiHb!;rd
motorboat
title
at
Newprnf
Buy
t
takes
little
to
make
the
differ
nee
b"twm
a
win
and
a
plaee
poor
st'irt
a
partial
stumble,
!o:s
of
balance,
an
of
many
any
of
manv
another
apparently
Incident
maks
so
much
difference
In
a
race
that
Is
over
by
the
time
a
person
counts
ten
leisurely.
jubly
."till
have
been
first.
Winning
Ways
oi
Leading
Team;
Big
League!
NEW
YORK,
An
No
doubt
too,
lack
of
competition
j
ionaj
League
Br
may
have
contributed
to
his
de-
,
,.
.
caR0
feat
but
Tolan
and
Simpson
both
w,tn
ctwles
at
'i
did
super-running
to
defeat
our
Percy,
and
among
any
other
run
-1
Louis
Cards
and
B
nrrs
!n
the
world
Percy
would
pro-
'terd
iy.
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Pitt.
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