PAOE
FOUR
Glcnna
Collctt
of
United
States
and
Diana
Fishwick
of
England
to
Meet
For
British
Title
FORMBY,
England,
May
16:
Gienna
CoUett,
American
champion,
and
Diana
Fishwick,
English
star,
will
meet
in
the
final
of
the
British
women's
golf
Championship.
In
the
semi-final
yesterday,
Miss
Collctt
disposed
of
the
British
ace,
Enid
Wilson,
one
up
while
Miss
Fishwick
defeated
Miss
Kathleen
Macdonald
of
Scotland
five
and
four.
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Elks
Defeat
Native
Sons
of
Canada
Six
to
Four
In
Opening
Baseball
Game
of
1930
Season
The
local
baseball
season
opened
last
evening
on
the
Acropolis
'Hill
grounds,
when
the
Elks,
resplendent
in
their
classy
new
white
uniforms,
defeated
the
Native
Sons
of
Canada
by
a
score
of
six
to
four.
Mavor
Orme.
who
has
donated
a
cup
for
league
competition,
pitched
the
first
ball
and
Aid.
Rudderham,
president
of
the
league,
caught
it.
The
first-
ball
went
wild
but
was
recovered
and
His
Worship
managed
to
find
the
plate
with
his
second
at
tempt.
A
fair-sized
crowd
of
fans
was
out
tn
witnpss
the
league
opener.
Herman
Loblick
had
his
shoots
working
nicely
for
the
winners
and
held
the
Sons
to
five
hits
and
struck
out
six
batters.
Bill
Lambie
started
on
the
mound
for
the
losers
and
struck
out
seven
men
in
j
four
and
a
third
innings.
He
weak
ened
m
ine
imn,
nowever,
and,
after
three
singles
in
succession,
Benny
Wendle
went
in
and
fin
ished
the
contest.
Sons
of
Canada
started
the
scoring
in
the
second.
Wendle,
first
man
up,
hit
a
three-bagger
into
left.
Bill
Mitchell
hit
to
Moran
who
threw
to
the
plate
to
catch
Wendle
who
was
safe,
Mitchell
going
to
second.
He
went
to
third
on
a
passed
ball
and
scored
on
Nelson's
single
to
right.
Frizzell
sent
one
out
to
Ar-
seneau.
Stalker
fanned.
Moran
dropped
Ratchfords
fly
but
caught
Nelson
at
the
plate.
The
Sons
scored
again
In
the
fifth.
Frizzell
and
Stalker
struck
out
Ratchford
hit
to
right.
He
took
second
on
Howe's
single
and
they
both
went
home
on
Harold's
wild
throw
to
first,
trying
to
catch
Smith,
who
rolled
one
down
third
base
line.
Lambie
hit
one
to
Lob-lick
and
was
out.
The
Elks
got
one
run
in
the
fourth.
Stephens
was
hit
He
took
second
on
Nelson's
low
throw
to
first
He
went
to
third
on
Skinner's
hit
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Lit
the
third
strike
got
away
from
Nelson.
He
scored
on
Oosse's
double
down
third
base
line.
Harold
led
.off
in
the
seventh
with
a
single.
He
went
to
second
on
Moran's
sacrifice
and
scored
on
a
wild
throw
to
third
to
catch
him.
Arseneau
and
Lob-lick
Vere
both
out
on
'long
flies
to
Frizzell
andrRatchford.
The
box
score
follows:
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3b
4
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2b.
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Loblick
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4
0
1
0
4
0
Stephens
lb
2
1
0
7
0
0
A.
Mitchell
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2
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3
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Skinner
cf
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It
takes
lots
of
power
and
a
good
start
to
climb
a
hill
without
shifting
gears.
Get
a
good
start
for
the
hills
of
the
day's
work
by
eating
a
breakfast
of
Shredded
Wheat
anl
milk.
There
is
a
quick
"get-away"
in
this
delicious,
whole
wheat
food.
No
need
for
shifting
gears
in
the
middle
of
the
hill-just
go
right
on
up
with
increased
energy
and
power.
And
Shredded
Wheat
is
in
such
a
delicious,
easily
digestible
form.
16
04
trying
to
steal
home.
They
got!
Summary-Stolen.Ibises,
Moran,
three
more
In
the
fifth.
Ourvich
SkiniierpHaroldpiTleIsh;
Sacrifice.
struck
out.
Harold
singled
through
Moran?
Opiffi
tampafe
hit,
Oosse;
the
pitcher's
box
arid
went
to
third
i
three-base1;
hit,
wendle;
innings
i
when
the
ball
rolled
between
pitched
by
Lambie
4
1-3,
Wendle,
I
Stalker's
legs.
He
scored
on
Moran's
!2
2-3;
hits
off
Lambie,
5,
Wendle,
3;
single.
Arseneau
singled.
Wendle
struck
out
by
Lambie
7,
Wendle,
2;
'
went
in
to
pitch.
Loblick
singled
to
!
Loblick,
0;
walks
off
Lambie,
2,1
right,
both
runners
scoring
but
he
I
Loblick,
1;
hit
batter,
Lambie,
1;
1
was
thrown
out
at
second.
Stephens
I
passed
ball,
Ourvich,
Nelson;
time
struck
out.
They
got
one
more
in
j
of
game,
1:40;
umpires
Menzies
and
the
sixth.
Skinner
was
safe
when
Farquhar.
Taking
A
Hill
on
High
SHREDDED
HEAT
WITH
ALL
THE
BRAN
OF
THE
WHOLEWHEAT
TUB
CANADIAN
SHREDDED
WHEAT
COMPANY.
LTD.
THE
DAILY
NWS..
I
I
NALISTS
YANK
GOLFERS
FOR
GOLF
WIN
DOUBLES
SUSPEND
CARNERA
Drastic
Recommendation
Made
to
United
States
Boxing
Governing
Body
CHICAGO,
May
15:
Indefinite
suspension
of
Primo
Camera,
Italian
heavyweight,
was
recommended
last
night
to
the
National
Boxing
Association,
which
controls
boxing
in
29
states
of
the
Union,
by
a
committee
which
was
appointed
to
investigate
Camera's
bouts
since
he
started
his
invasion
of
the
United
States
five
months
ago.
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.
Juno
3
Officers
vs.
Station.
Juno
6
Dry
Dock
vs.
Roundhouse.
June
10
Station
vs.
Roundhouse.
Juno
13
Dry
Dock
vs.
Offices.
June
17
Station
vs.
Dry
Dock.
June
20
Roundhouse
vs.
Offices.
June
24
Roundhouse
vs.
Dry
United
States
Leading
Tennis
Dr.
Wright
of
Canada
Behind
Vail
Kjn
When
Rain
Suspended
Play
Yesterday
PHILADELPHIA,
May
16:
In
the
open!
is
singles
matches
of
Unite?
States
vs.
Canada
In
the
Davis
Cut
competition
yesterday,
heavy:Talrj
stopped
the
play
when
Van
Rytifot
the
United
States
was
leading;
Dr
Wright
of
Canada
6-2,
6-2,
3-832,
with
a
deuce
match.
The
matcif'wai
to
be
resumed
today.
T
.
Yacht
Arrival
Holiday
Signal
Prince
Rupert
Retail
Merchants'
Association
Behind
Seattle
Prince
Rupert
Itace
The
Prince
Rupert
Retail
Merchants'
Association
is
considering
the
advisability
of
having
alhalf-hollday
declared
onithe
afternoon
of
TucsdayWuno.24;
the
dayjrxin
which
yachts
in
the
Seattle-Prince
Runert
international
marathon
race
are
due
here.
This
was
ori
of
the
matters
discussed
at
a
meeting
of
the
executive
of
the
association
wnich
was
held
Wednesday
night
In
the
studio
of
R.
B.
Benson.
The
as
soclation
will
do
all
in
its
power
to
support
the
race
which
will
bo
of
great
publicity
value
to
Prince
Rupert.
The
regular
monthly
dinner
of
the
association
will
be
held
next
Tuesday
evening.
Defeated
Brltlih
PiaVm
three
Events
Out
of.
Four
in
Walker
Cup
Competition
"
SANDWICH,
England,
May
18:
I
The
United
States
Walker
Cup
team
yesterday
stepped
out
In
front
of
Its
British
rival
to
win
three
of
four
foursomes
In
the
first
phase
of
the
International
team
golf
competition.
The
event
closes
today
with
eight
singles
matches.
FOOTBALL
LINE-UPS
Line-ups
for
tonight's
Ollbuly
Cup
football
game
will
be
as
follows:
Canadian
Legion
O.
Mitchell:
W.
Mitchell
and
D.
Jack;
Currle,
Howe
and
Macdonald;
Redpath,
Hadden,
Baptle,
Warren
and
Camp
bell;
Comadlna
and
Hunter,
spares.
Regiment
Laidler;
Ross
and
Hellbroner;
Edgecumbc,
A.
Macdonald
and
Doig;
Wilson,
Russell,
Watson,
Murray
and
Norrlngton,
Smurthwalte
Vfajhd
Bradshaw,
JUNIOR
FOOTBALL
High
School
and
Booth
Memorial
School
will
meet
tomorrow
afternoon
in
the
Junior
Football
League
with
line-ups
as
follows:
High
School
Stlnech;
Katsu-yama
and
P.
Smith;
Fisher.
Naka-moto
and
Oreer;
Kanaya,
Bartlett.
Cameron,
Wingham
and
Bacon;
Hlckey
and
Moxley,
spares.
Booth
School
Suehlro;
Miller
and
Oomez;
Nakamoto,
Davies
and
Walters;
Wardroper,
Crow,
Cromp,
Ivarson
and
Christiansen;
Hill
and
Holsteln,
spares.
BEAUTY
CONTEST
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May
22,
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Midnight
TW0GAMES
AREPLAYED
Boston
Braves
Defeat
Chicago
Cubs
anu
Washington
Wins
over
Cleveland
,
CHICAOO,"
MayWila:
Boston
Iraves
defeated
Chicago
Cubs
10
O
8
in
the
only
National
League
ame
played
yesterday.
It
was
a
leavy
hitting
contest.
In
the
only
American
League
me,
Washington
Senators
de-eated
Cleveland
Indians
4
to
2,
be-ng
aided
by
West's
homer
and
;hrcerbagger.
TEAM
STANDINGS
National
League
'W.
L.
Pet
ew
York
14
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Jhicago
16
12
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Jrddklyn
13
11
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Louis
13
13
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,
12
12
.500
Pittsburg
1
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Washington
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New
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Boston
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