m
5
Three
Teams
Already
Entered
and
Prospects
For
Successful
v
Baseball
Season
Here
Abound
Aid.
G.
W.
Ruddcrham
llc-Elcctcd
President
of
Association
With
Jack
Ratchford
Vice
and
William
Mitchell
Secretary
respectively
suctcasiui
un
uuiiut.
manCe.
evasion
nr
what
hav
vnn
Wednesday
of
next
week
was
set
Baseball
players
have
done
the
as
the
date
for
another
meeting
by
two
of
th8
most
notable
be-
whlch
time
team
entries
are
to
be'mg
Joe
Boiey
and
Jack
Qumn
or
In
as
well
as
a
list
of
the
prospec-1
the
Philadelphia
Athletics.
Boley's
tlve
players
of
each
team.
Each
en-
surname
Bollnskl
while
Quinn'S
tering
team
will
have
the
privilege
is
Plcus
Hockey
players
have
evad-of
selecting
Its
own
line-ups
sub-1
ed
this
practice,
hut
club
owners
Ject
to
revision
at
the
hands
of
the
i
have
not
been
nartleular
flS
ln.
executive
in
order
to
ensure
an
even
distribution
and
well
balanced
league.
.
.
.
.
A
committee
was
named
consisting
of
Jack
Ratchford,
William
Mitchell
and
F.
H.
Stephens
to
meet
the
civic
board
of
works
next
Tuesday
night
and
request
that
the
necessary
Improvements
be
made
to
the
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
before
playing
season
commences.
The
Football
Association
will
be
Invited
to
co-operate
in
meeting
the
city
on
this
matter.
Another
matter
which
this
committee
will
take
up
will
be
the
pro-
Association
whereby
baseball
and!
m
i
l
l
in
i
-
.!-
SILVER
SLIPPER
LONDON
DRYCJJCt.
This
advertisement
In
not
published
or
dliplayeq
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
1
,.,
.
Columbia'
stance
the
fact
that
the
New
York
Rangers
would
have
led
the
fans
to
believe
that
Lome
Chabot's
name
was
Shaba
tsky.
It
was
deemed
necessary
to
have
a
Jewish
player
on
the
line-up,
and
Chabot,
a
French-Canadian,
was
selected.
Then,
too,
the
Americans
did
nothing
to
check
the
opinion
that
"Jakey"
Forbes
was
of
Jewish
extraction.
They
also
changed
the
name
of
another
player,
a
Frenchman,
and
advertised
him
as
being
an
Indian.
Now
along
I
come
thes
Montreal
Canadlens
with
!Ous
Rivers
lined
up
as
Ous
Des-1
rivieres.
It
Is
not
generally
known
that
Frank
Nlghbor
also
changed
!his
name
from
Naubaur.
Some
jooLDun
games
win
nave
uieir
own
j
strange
Stories
cusuncuve
nignis
ior
piay
eacn
"Roaring
Forties'
wcck
insieaa
oi
alternating
Monaay
and
Thursday
nights
one
week
And
Tuesdays
and
Fridays
the
next
as
has
been
the
custom
during
the
past
several
seasons.
Tuesday
and
Thursday
nights
are
apparently
favored
fgr
baseball
play
although
the
allocation
wil
Ibe
subject
to
YOUNG
FIRP0
BEATS
DILLON
PORTLAND,
April
18:
Young
Firpo,
Burke,
Idaho
miner,
earned
a
10-round
decision
over
Harry
Dillon
of
Winnipeg
in
the
main
event
of
a
fight
card
here
last
night
They
were
175-pounders.
drift
along
the
in
New
York,
and
there
are
any
number
of
hockey
followers
there
who
win
argue
that
"Babe"
Dye,
"Jake"
Forbes,
Lome
Chabot
and
other
hockeylsts
belong
to
the
Jewish
race,
the
Idea,
apparently
being
to
attract
more
fans
to
Madison
Square
Garden.
Sport
Chat
A
golf
war
was
narrowly
averted
at
Sydney,
Australia,
recently
when
Joe
KIrkwood,
scheduled
to
play
an
exhibition
match
with
Walter
Hagel
.
refused
to
go
ahead
with
the
show
if
It
was
to
be
witnessed
by
a
"cheap;
gallery."
He
complained
that
thel
price
of
admission
was
originally
10
shillings
and
was
reduced
to
five'
shillings
without
consulting
him.
KIrkwood
demanded
a
guarantee
of
a
fixed
sum
and
declared
that
if
Australians
would
not
pay
a
good
price
to
see
the
world's
best
golfers
ln
action,
they
would
call
it
off.
The
fact
that
the
Klllara
Gold
Club,
where
the
two
players
were
billed
to
play,
Is
the
most
exclusive
and
expensive
club
in
Sydney,
made
the
former
Australian
golf
star's
outburst
more
amusing
ln
the
eyes
of
the
public.
The
club's
object
ln
lowering
the
price
of
admission
was
to
give
the
greatest
possible
num
ber
an
opportunity
of
witnessing
the
match.
A
compromise
was
reached
at
the
eleventh
hour,
when
if
was
decided
to
hold
the
exhibition
for
charity
purposes.
The
committee,
however,
issued
a
statement
declaring
that
neither
Joe
KIrkwood
or
any
other
golfer
could
hold
a
gun
to
their
i
heads.
"I
don't
care
what
they
charge,"
said
KIrkwood
to
an
in
terviewer.
"But
I
must
have
my
guarantee.
I
can't
break
faith
with
the
people
of
Melbourne
who
financed
the
tour."
It
is
understood
that
KIrkwood
agreed
to
pay
Hagen
$1800
for
the.
tour.
For
quick
results
try
a
"want-
ad"
In
the
Dally
News.
the
circuits
except
at
Chicago
yesterday
with
keen
contests
for
Initial
honors
in
both
the
American
and
National
divisions.
The
National
League
champions,
Chicago
Cubs,
bombarded
five
St.
Louis
pitchers
for
IS
hits
to
beat
the
Cardinals
by
the
narrow
margin
of
a
single
run.
More
than
30,000
people
saw
Pittsburg
Pirates
beat
the
Cincinnati
Reds
in
a
game
that
was
featured
by
heavy
hitting
during
which
the
lead
changed
four
times,
one
run
again
separating
the
winners
from
the
losers
in
this
Games
in
which
New
York
Giants
won
over
Boston
Braves
and
the
Phillies
over
Brooklyn
Robins
were
similarly
close.
American
League
In
the
American
League,
the
world's
champion
Philadelphia
Athletics
defeated
New
York
Yankees
by
a
decisive
margin
behind
the
out
nine
batters.
Al
Simmons
opened
the
season
with
glory
by
hitting
a
homer
in
his
first
time
at
bat
for
the
Mockmen.
Grove
held
Babe
Ruth
helpless.
The
Detroit
Tigers'
defeat
of
St
Louis
Browns
was
featured
by
four
circuit
clouts.
-
-
Washington
Senators
'turned
the
tables
of
the
Boston
Red
Sox
ion
the
latter's
home
grounds'
with
an
easy
victory.
.
THE
SCORES
National
League
Boston
2.
New
York
3.
Philadelphia
1,
Brooklyn
0.
Pittsburg
7,
Cincinnati
6.
Chicago
9,
St.
Louis
8.
'"
American
.League
JJ'J'
New
York
2,
Philadelphia.,.,;
Cleveland
at
Chlqagol
rain'
.
Washington
6,
Boston
1.
V
St.
Louis
3,
Detroit
6.
Bridge
Scores
At
Seal
Cove
Musketeers
and
Hotel
Winners
Over
Sawmill
and
Cold
Storage
Musketeers
beat
Sawmill
by
a
score
of
6072
to
3293
ln
the
Seal
Cove
Bridge
League
last
night
while
Seal
Cove
Hotel
won
from
Cold
Storage
4778
to
4590.
The
Musketeers
are
still
leading
in
the
standing
with
Seal
Cove
Hotel
in
second
place.
The
individual
hleh
scorer
for
the
season
to
date
Is
J.
Skinner
with
a
total
pf
7873
points.
'
ADANACSIN
FINALSN0W
Will
Meet
Winnipeg
Toilers
Follow
ing
Victory
Over
Saskatoon
i
Varsity
Grads
'
,
SASKATOON,
April
18;-;New
Westminster
Adanacs,
Dominion
basketball
champions,
qualified
to
meet
Winnipeg
Tollers
ln
this
year's
Western
final
when
they
defeated
Varsity
Grads
here
last
night
44
to
25
ln
the
second
and
final
game
of
the
series.
The
Adanacs
took
the
round
by
an
aggregate
of
80
to
45.
S0NNENBERG
KEEPS
TITLE
Scored
One
Fall
Over
Dr.
Karl
Sar
polls
of
Cleveland
In
Bout
Last
Night
SEATTLE,
April
16:
Gus
Son
nenberg
world's
heavyweight
wrest
ling
champion,
successfully
defen
ded
his
title
over
Do.
Karl
Sarpolls
of
Cleveland
In
an
eight-round
match
hero
last
night
Sonnenberg
scored
his
only
fall
in
the
fifth
round.
:!7Hfi
VAtLt
news.
paoe
Form
-
TENNIS
IS
ORGANIZED
With
three
teams
Native
Sons
of
Canada,
Elks
and
a
third
being
organized
by
A.
Donald
already
definitely
in
the
field,
and
enthusiasm
prevailing
for
the
sport,
prospects
for
a
successful
baseball
season
in
Prince
Rupert
this
year
were
not
lacking
last
night
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Baseball
Association.
Aid.
George
Rudderham
was
re-elected
president
by
acclamation
while
Jack
Ratchford
was
chosen
vice-president
and
William
Mitchell,
secretary.
Delegates
to
be
named
by
each
of
the
entering
teams
will
complete
the
executive
roster
for
the
year.
Aid.'
Rudderham,
who
was
nominated
by
Stan
Moran,
would
have
withdrawn
from
the
presidency
this
year
but
yielded
to
pressure
to
stand
for
re-election.
In
the
course
of
discussion,
it
was
stated
that
he
had
been
one
of
the
most
active
presidents
the
association
had
ever
had.
That
all
wer
well
satisfied
was
Indicated
by
the
fact
that
no
names
were
presented
to
oppose
him.
NEW
NAMES
OF
PLAYERS
Those
Who
Take
Tart
in
Many
Sports
Do
So
Under
Assumed
Nomenclature
n.cjc
were
acvcrai
Jiummauuiw
Wn,e
boxers
and
wrcstlers
Set
for
the
offices
of
both
vice-presi-1
in
example
competing
under
dent
and
secretary-treasurer,
Mr.
names
other
than
thelr
thpv
PLAY
OPENS
Close
Games
Featured
Yesterday's
Activities
Cubs
and
Athletics
Both
Win
NEW
YORK,
April
16:
The
League
season
opened
all
round
Ratchford
and
Mr.
Mitchell
being
have
no
monopoiy
on
perf
or.
brilliant
pitching
of
Lefty
Orove.
1
1
1..
...1
i.tit
Two
Anyox
Clns
Name
Their
Of
"
fleers"
for
'the
Year
p
Married
Elks
Say
They
Are
Jubilant
See
Great
Victory
for
Their
Team
to
be
Named
Tomorrow
The
acceptance
of
the
challenge
by
the
Single
Elks
of
Prince
Rupert,
on
its
becoming
public
lart
evening
was
the
cause
of
grbat
whoops
of
delight
In
the
-camp
of
the
Married
Elks.
Base
inaccuracies
and
other
weird
statements
made
by
the
former
ln
last
night's
press,
were
attributed
to
the
Render
years
and
lack
of
:
experience
of
the
rank
and
file
of'the'home-less
waifs.
'
'
The
Married-Elks
will
be
on
hand
and
while
not
at
full
strength,
will
be
much
too
strong
for
their
half-fed
brethern.
It
is
popular
quotation
from
the
bench
of
the
Married
Men,
that
if
Art,
the
Oreat
Lobllck,
pitches
for
the
Single
Mervlhe.
Married
Men
are
an
.even
money
bet,
and
if
the
Single
Men
throw
anyone
else,
llie
odds
must
be
heavljy
boosied-on
the
married
arid
experienced
team.
The
Married
Men
feel
that'
they
must
uphold
the
honor
of
their
families
and
homes
as
well
as
that
the
order,
and
therefore,
feel
that
they
shall
have
a
determination
which
the
inexperienced'
and
neglected
tramps
will
never
The
Married
Elks'
lineup
will
bs
published
ln
tomorrow's
prescind
the
Single
Mugs
are
dared
to
do
the
same.
ere
nrr
U.J
-
I,
t
ANYOX.
April
10
Tennis
liar
j
been
reorganized
here
for
the
com-j
i
!ng
season,
both
the
Anyox
and
;
i
Hidden
Creek
Clubs
having
elected
j
their
officers
for
the
year
within
i
the
past
few
days,
Officers
of
the
Anybx
Tennis
Club
are:
I
Honorary
President
Charles
Hocking.
Honorary
Vice-President
W.
R.
Lindsay.
President
Georje
Lee.
Vice
President
R.
O.
Cutler.
Secretary-Treasurer
R.
W.
Executive
Mrs.
C.
O.
Frlcker.
Mrs.
Cundlll,
Mr.
Mclntyre
and
Mr.
Cavers.
Hidden
Creek
Club
The
Hidden
Creek
Tennis
Club
has
elected
the
following
officers:
Honorary
President
I.
Dresser.
President
M.
Thomson.
Vice-President
Claude
Reade.
Secretary-Treasurer
Mrs,,'
F.
Kidd.
-
it
Executive
Mrs.
D.
Campbell,
Miss
Marhorie
Cloke,
Ed.
Johnson
and
H.
Cathro.
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Pay
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.
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oyetjtwo
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There
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Choose
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oy
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d
squeeze
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in
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if
it
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Yet,
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SUE
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lift
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Another
invitation
lost
...all
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(My
Odor)
nil
agreed
wu
n
nkts
People
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somehow
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far
liiin.
The
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already
filial.
Hie
bridge
talite
already
arranged.
A
dance
already
promised.
Tiien
one
day
lie
discovered
Iiis
trouble.
"1V.O."
body
odor.
At
once
be
adopted
a
simple
precaution.
Now
he's
welcome
everywhere.
He
knows
the
easy
way
to
keep
jertpiration
odorless.
A
risk
ice
all
run
People
won't
iett
us
when
we're
guilty
of
"H.O."
Tlwy
merely
avoid
us.
The
offender
is
the
last
to
realize
bit
fault
!ccausc
we
ao
quickly
become
used
to
an
everpreent
odor.
Hut
remember,
pores
give
oil
a
quart
of
odor-cauring
vatU
drily
even
on
cool
days.
Why
risk
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Adopt
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