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FOTJ3
fU
Irklir
ElO
A
AiTi
l.
1
OF
TENNIS
City
Tournament
Is
Continued
on
C.N.
R.
Courts
Play
continued
yesterday
noon
and
evening
In
the
city
ten
nis
wurney
.when
a
further
nine
matches
were
played.
The
doubles
matches
in
the
mixed
and
ladies'
played
in
the
afternoon
provided
some
exceptionally
good
tennis.
Jn
the
evening
Bill
Lambie
staged
a
hard
uphill
fight
to
defeat
Colonel
Nieholls
In
a
three
set
match
after
Having
lost
the
first
set
3-6.
The
following
is
the
complete
list
of
the
results
of
yesterday's
play.
Black
beat
Pryce,
6-2,
6-2.
Lambie
beat
Nieholls,
3-6,
7-5,
0-4.
Plommer
beat
Walker,
6-4,
5-7,
:
6-2.
,
mil
Tobey
Jr.
beat
Linzey,
6-1,
e-4.
,
Norlrngton
beat
Edgecumbe
4-6,
I
9-7,
6-3.
;
,
Mrs.
St
C.
Johnston
defaulted
the
second
sat
to
Miss
Vera
Smith.
Miss
Smith
on
Tuesday
beat
Mrs.
Johnston
6-3.
j
Mrs.
McMordie
beat
Miss
Berner
6-2.
6-0,
j
Mrs.
Currie
beat
Miss
F.
Smith
6-4,
6-3.
Mrs.
McMordie
and
Mrs.
Shad-
well
beat
Mrs.
Oregg
and
Mrs.
j
Johnston,
6-4,
6-4.
j
Mrs.
bnaawell
and
McMordie
beat
Mrs.
Jabour
and
Moore,
6-3,
7-5.
j
Today's
Games
j
The
fololwtng
matches
are
sche
duled
to
be
played
todav:
,
2
pjn
Mias
Edgecumbe
vs.
Mrs.
uurrie.
2
p.m.
Mrs.
Ross
vs.
Mrs.
Shad-I
well.
i
4
p.m.
Bill
Tobey
Jr.
va.
j
4
pjn.
Miss
F.
Smith
and
Miss
B.
Edgecumbe
vs.
Mrs.
Ferguson
i
nna
Mrs.
Thomson.
J
5
p.m.
Tobey
sr.
vs.
Barlow.
5
D.m.
Lambie
v.
Plnmmr
6
p.m.
Linaey
and
Robertson
vs.
Plommer
and
Edgecumbe.
6
pjn.-Black
vs.
Bartlett.
7
pjn.
Brown
vs.
Oreg.
7
p.m.
Wilding
vs.
Moore.
8
pjn.
Bradshaw
and
Barlow
vs.
Currie
and
Bartlett.
TOWNSEND
SIGNED
UP
!
Will
Meet
Joe
Medill
in
Ten
Round
Bout
at
Chicago
on
July
8
LOS
ANGELES,
June
28:
Blllv
IS
YOUR
BOY
OR
GIRL
.
.
.
LOOKING
FOR
A
JOB
.
.
.
1
4K
SPORT
CHAT
Centrals
and
Elks
will
meet
in
the
Senior
Baseball
League
to
break
the
three-way
tie
which
now
exists.
Whichever
team
wins
will
go
to
the
top
of
the
hean.
which
ever
losses
to
the
bottom.
The
players
will
be
as
follows:
Centrals
Somerville,
c;
Chenoskl,
p.;
Far-
quhar,
lb.;
Barrie,
2b.;
Downie,ss.
D.
Qurvich,
3b.;
W.
Stone.
If.:
O.
Hill,
cf.;
D.
Morrison,
rf.;
Jim
Mc-Nulty,
R.
Bury.
Elks
A.
Mitchell,
c
.:
Lobllck.
n
.:
Stephens,
lb.;
Q.
Mitchell
2b-
Moran,
ss.;
Harold,
3b.;"
Arseneau,
If.;
Skinner,
cf.;
Budinlch,
rf.;
S.
Qurvich.
Yachtsmen
Asked
to
Canneries
On
Way
Down
Coast
H.
V.
Morehouse,
district
mana
ger
for
the
B.
C.
Packers,
Namu.
sent
a
telegram
late
last
nieht
to
George
Q.
Bushby,
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rowing
&
Yacht
Club,
inviting
all
the
Seattle-Prince
!
Rupert
power
cruiser
racers
to
visit
.Bella
Bella,
Walker
Lake
and
Namu
canneries
on
their
way
south.
Mr
Morehouse
said
that
all
would
be
welcomed
if
they
wished
to
inraect
one
or
all
of
the
plants.
Percy
Williams
Sprint
Winner
Ran
One
Hundred
rYards
Yesterdajy
at
Vancouver
in
&..33.
seconds
VANCOUVER,
June
26:
Percv
Williams
ran
100
yards
in
9
3-5
seconds
yesterday
to
defeat
a
Held
of
local
runners
in
the
police
games.
CRUISERS
LEAVING
Most
of
Boats
Which
Came
North
In
Race
This
Week
Had
Left
By
This
Afternoon
Soon
after
the
banauet
last
nlsht.
power
crullers
which
came
north
this
week
in
the
Seattle-Prince
Ru
pert
international
marathon
start
ed
to
leave
port.
Some
will
go
on
cruises
further
north
but
it
is
expected
the
majority
will
head
homewards
to
the
south.
The
Tyee
Scout,
with
party
of
u.c.iu,
iiara
nuung
Vancouver
Sea
Scouts
on
board,
was
one
of
welterweight,
was
signed
yesterday
the
first
boats
to
leave.
By
this
alio
meet
Joe
Medill
of
Chicago
in
a
ternoon,
the
most,
of
the
boats
had
10-round
bout
here
on
July
8.
departed.
1.
"
I
'
I
IE
"""5
"i
nVEUY
time
you
accept
goods
that
are
not.
made
in
B.C.
you
reduce
B.C.
Payrolls
by
sending
your
meney
away.
Every
time
you
ask
for
B.C.
Products
you
help
to
create
opportunities
for
your
children
.
.
.
here
...
at
home
.
.
.
in
British
Columbia.
prosperity
of
this
depends
on
you.
The
Province
B.
C.
PRODUCTS
BUR
E
A
U
of
the
VANCOUVER
BOARD
OF
TRADE
MY
DOCK
IS
WINNER
Clinches
First
Half
of
Season
In
C.
N.
It.
Softball
League
Dry
Dock,
by
defeating
the
Round
House
6-0
last
nicht.
In
a
fast
nnd
exciting
game,
became
the
winner
of
the
first
half
of
the
C.
N.
R.
Softball
League.
In
the
fourth
inning,
three
errors,
one
walk
and
three
hits,
netting
four
runs,
clnch-
ea
tne
game
for
the
Dockers.
The
Dry
Dock
played
errorless
ball,
and
Round
House
could
not
get
a
man
to
third
base
and
had
only
four
men
left
on
bases
durine
the
entire
game.
1
Wick,
for
Round
House,
made
some
good
catches
in
centre
fi!d.
while
McDonald
and
Geddes
were
'the
bright
stars
for
Dry
Dock.
Dry
Dock
E.
Smith,
c;
Boulter,
p.;
J.
Smith,
lb.;
R.
Kelsey.
2b.:
Howe,
3b.;
J.
Nelson,
cf.;
Gededs,
rf.;
McDonald.
If.
Round
House
Bond.
If.:
Rahv
Ip.;
Tulloch,
c;
Mobberly,
ss.;
Cam
eron,
lb.;
Scherk,
2b.;
Sinclair,
rf.;
Wick,
cf.;
C.
Nelson,
3b.
Umpires
were
Comadina
Scott.
Standing
W.
Dry
Dock
7
Round
House
6
Station
3
Offices
1
L.
2
3
5
7
The
last
game
of
the
first
half
between
Station
and
Offices
will
be
played
Friday
next,
but
will
havp
no
bearing
on
league
standings.
and
P.
7
6
3
KENTVILLE,
N.S.,
June
26:
In
the
heart
of
the
Nova
Scotia
apple-growing
country.
Premier
King
last
.night
spoke
at
his
farewell
meeting
in
this
province.
Great
quantities
of
aoDles
are
be
4
n
ing
shipped
from
the
district;
to
Great
Britain
and
the
Premier
seized
on
this
opportunity
to
stress
the
importance
of
promoting
Empire
trade.
The
budget,
with'
Its
provisions
for
increased
British
preference,
he
spoke
of
as
the
great
issuq
01
the
campaign
and
he
emphasized
the
point
that
defeat
of
the
budget
meant
negation
of
the
.proposals
contained
therein.
The
British
market
was
all
important,
the
Premier
told
his
listeners.
ARE
FLYING
TO
NEW
YORK
Southern
Cross
Passes
Over
Hali
fax
After
Leaving
Harbor
Grace
HALIFAX.
June
28:
The
South
ern
Cross,
which
took
off
at
rinv-
break
this
morning
from
Harbor
Grace
followlne
Its
trans-AUnntir
flight,
flew
over
Halifax
at
1
o'clock
this
afternoon.
Local
TcadherLcavcsiL
rn2.i..
nt.-L
m
txuuuy
i'ur
uKanajjan!
to
He
Married
in
July
Miss
Alva
Aileen
Garnett,
who
has
been
a
member
of
the
local
school
teaching
staff
for
the
past
two
or
three
years,
will
sail
on
the
Prince
Charles
this
afternoon
for
her
home
in
West
Cumberland
where
she
will
be
married
on
July
8
to
John
Stuart
Burton,
son
of
Rev.
and
Mrs.
William
Burton
of
Vancouver.
-
t
'
1
1
SLATTERY
LOSES
OUT
Dropped
Light
Heavyweight
Last
Night
to
Maxie
Rosenbleom
Title
BUFFALO.
June
2S.-Jimmv
Rl.it-
tery
lost
his
light
heavyweight
title
before,
his
home
folks
here
last
night
in
a
15-round
duel
with
Maxin
Rosenbloom
of
Harlem.
Eighteen
thousand
fans
saw
Rosenbloom
awarded
the
decision.
PREMIER
AT
KENTVILLE
Tells
Importance
of
British
Preference
to
Dominion
of
Canada
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
Timitday,
Jut
26,
1930
HOMERS
ARE
PLENTIFUL
Circuit
Clouts
Helped
to
Win
Big
League
Ball
Games
Yesterday
PITTSBURG.
'
June
211
.-R
aw
Kremer's
pitching
and
Comorosky's
!
uume
run
iaaiured
the
victory
of
the
Pittsburg
Pirates
over
the
leading
Brooklyn
Robins
in
the
National
League
yetterday.
At
CMeaffft
Hartnot.t
hit
t..,
homers
with
(wo
men
on
bases
each
time
to
help
the
Chicaao
Cubs
de
feat
the
Phillies.
In
the
American
Leaeue.
thn
Kow
xorK
Yankees
took
both
games
from
St.
Louis.
Browns
at
New
York.
Ruth
hit
two-
homers,
bringing
his
total
for
the
season
up
to
26,
Yesterday's
scores:
National
League
Philadelphia
12,
Chicago
13.
Brooklyn
1,
Pittsburg
5.
New
York'
3,
Cincinnati
11.
American
League
St.
Louis
4-4,
New
York
5-10.
Chicago
1-7,
Philadelphia
8-2.
Cleveland
5,
Washington
13.
Detroit
4,
Boston
3.
DELIGHTFUL
RECEPTION
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
G.
Bushby
En
tertain
in
Honor
of
Visiting
Yachtsmen
One
of
the
outatandine
social
functions
in
connection
with
the
tett
in
Princ
Rupert
of
the
yachtsmen
in
the
international
power
cruiser
race
was
a
largely
aitenaea
reception
given
yesterday
afternoon
at
their
home
on
Borden
Street
by
George
G.
Bushby,
presi
dent
or
the
Prince
Rupert
Rowing
&
Yacht
Club,
and
Mrs.
Bushby.
The
reception
room
was
beautifully
decorated
-with
masses
of
flowers
in
Yacht
Club
shades
of
mauve,
yellow
and
purple,
while
wie
pretty
tea
table
had
a
lanre
centrepiece
of
Iceland
doddIss
sur
rounded
by
small
vases
of
the
same
poppies
and
purple
columbine.
ine
wnole
settlne
was
verv
cnamung
indeed.
In
addition
to
the
visitor
nnn
'local
guest,
there
were
also
In
at
tendance
the
captain
and
officers
of
the
United
States
Coast
Ouard
steamer
Snohomish.
In
all,
over
200
persons
were
present
durine
the
afternoon.
The
hostess
was
assisted
by
Mrs
J.
C.
McLennan
and
Mrs.
Thomas
McClymont,
who
poured,
and
Mrs.
J.
k.
EJfert
and
Mrs.
A.
H.
Carson
CAPT.
DONALD
IS
HONORED
Dinner
Held
Wednesday
Aboard
'Steamer
Prinee
Henry
VANCOUVER.
June
26:
To
com
memorate
the
arrival
at
the
Port
of
Vancouver
of
ss.
Prince
Henry,
new
flanshin
of
the
Can.1ril.1n
N.
tlonal
Railways,
Pacific
Coast
fleet,
I
i.
-i
.
.
...
,api.
utm
uonaia,
master
or
tne
ship
and
commodore
of
the
fleet,
was
presented
with
a
shield
bv
the
Vancouver
Harbor
Commissioners
at
an
official
dinner
on
board,
jon
Wednesday
evening.
The
dinner
was
representative
of
civic,
busi
ness,
legal
and
professional
life
ofi
tne
port
and
was
attended
by
180
guests.
A.
M.
Pound,
representing
the
Harbor
Commissioners,
made
the
presentation
and
complimented
the
Canadian
National
ships
on
the
arrival
of
their
palatial
new
liner
In
Pacific
Coast
waters.
Capt.
Donald
thanked
the
donors
warmly
and
aded,
"My
only
hope
is
thaf
this
fine
shin
last
lone
enough
co
wear
out
this
shield."
George
Black
Renominated
DAWSON.
June
26.
CaDt.
Geonre
Biaek,
member
of
the
late
Parliament,
was
renominated
Conserva
tive
candidate
for
Yukon
ridlne
at
a
rederal
election
convention
her,Q
lastnlght.
.,
v
y
Suspended
From
Stock
Exchange
VANCOUVER!
June
28:
The
firm
of
Sollowav.
Mills
Si
Co.
has
been
suspended
from
the
Vancouver
Stock
Exchange,
effective
late
Tuesday
afternoon.
It
was
announ
ced
xlay.
i
Splendid
Climax
to
Yacht
Races
Held
Last
Night
(Continued
from
par
pressed
the
hope
that
Prlnne
Ru
pert
would
have
a
permanent
place
Jn
yachting
circles.
Toasts
Included
"Our
Ouests"
proposed
by
Very
Rev.
Denn
Gib-fon.
responded
to
by
Richard
Fro-
boese;
'The
Ladies,"
proposed
by
Dr.
E.
A.
Rich,
responded
to
by
Mrs.
Geo.
Bushby;
Seattle-Prince
Rupert
International
Cruiser
Race"
proposed
by
Thomas
II.
Johnson.
responded
to
by
Joseph
L.
Patton.
Also
on
the
nroeram
was
some
de
lightful
faney
dancing
by
a
troupe
oi
iour
girls
Miss
Nan
Cr&le
miss
jean
Grieve
and
Misses
Zar-
elll
and
an
impromptu
number
of
tenor
songs
by
"Little
Willie"
Nelson.
Percy
Tinker
also
led
in
the
singing
of
Aloutte
in
which
all
Joined.
Much
of
the
success
of
the
event
was
due
to
the
untiring
work
of
R.
E.
Benson,
chairman
of
the
entertainment
committee.
George
uusnoy.
president
of
the
club
AW
McRae.
secretary,
and
other
mem
bers
of
the
committee
particularly
u.
v.
Minns.
Chris
Blkltw.
Mrs.
Bryant.
Mrs.
Allen
and
Mrs.
KLrk-
endal.
Following:
were
tne
Hat
nf
prize
winners
and
prizes:
PRIZE
WINNERS
First
Over
All
Maidie
Prince
Rupert
Rewincr
A
xacnt
uiuo
trophy.
1st
Division
55
ft.
to
40
ft.
BoJlnder,
first
Olof
Hansen
tm-
phy.
16
gallons
lubrietk)f
oil.
Val
valine
Oil
Co.
Triton,
second
Seattle
Yacht
Club
trophy
(cup);
10
rations
lub
ricating
oil.
General
Petroleum
Co.
Klttlwake.
third
Storm-
OuideJ
Sunde
Divers
Co.
Ztze,
fourth
Andirons.
Paelftel
Marine
Supply
Co.
"
2nd
Division
11
ft.
to
48,
ft.
Maidle,
firat-Canadlan
Ptah
1
Oold
8tor&e
Co.
trophy.
U
sal
lon
lubricating
oiL
Valvoline
Oil
CO.
.
.
1
in
Wlnnlfred.
second
Taenma
Yacht
Club
teophy;
10
gallons
lu
pncating
oil.
General
Petroleum
Mary
Marr
Ann.
thirdi7(Mh.-n
ohor.
Isaacson
Iromtotlea
Buccaneer,
fourth
Blnoculare.
nitnara
Froboeee
Co.
Third
Division
9
ft.
to
100
ft.
Nisbet,
llrst-Clty
of
Prince
Ilu.
pert
trophy:
18
srallen
lubricating
oil.
Valvoline
Oil
Co
Rowdy,
second
Olvmnla
Vahrl
uiuo
iropny;
io
gallons
ubricat-
Ing
oil.
Gineral
Petroleum
Co
Tyee
Scout,
third
Two-mv.
Metal
Sport
Boat.
Treawilpg
Boat
Co.
Longest
Non-Stop
Run
Rowdv
Miniature
Ltehthoiise
Lang
Stove
Oo.
uounder
Barotmter.
Saattiw
Marine
Equipment
Oo.
Navigation
Triton
Queen
City
Yacht
tro
phy.
Fastest
Cruiser
Buccaneer
Blue-Green
Oaniin.
iropny.
Tnermos
Battle:
bv
nit
more
Oil
Co.
Smallest
Cruiser
ZIxeB
Vblt
Batten
.MarIneFlJ
eciric
u.
Largest
Cruiser
Nisbet
Air
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