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CANZONERI
IS
WINNER
Succeeds
in
Defending
Lightweight
Title
Against
Kid
Berg
ave
the
unanimous
decision
to
CanzonerL
This
decision
was
not
entirely
popu'.ar
with
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fans.
J.
D.
Westenhaver,
who
has
been
.
companist
for
the
evening.
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York
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Upending
the
past
two
or
thre
,
weeks
in
the
city
on
business
in
NEW
YORK.
Sept.
11.
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conn
wtjon
with
his
realty
lnter-succeeded
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defending
his
light-
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Vancouver
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at
the
Polo
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last
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Eagles'
lodge
Stages
Another
of
Its
i
Acceptable
Entertainments
!
The
Eagles'
Lodge
entertained
a
large
crowd
last
night
at
another
of
Its
highly
enjoyable
smokers.
The
program
Included
musical
numbers,
while
the
piece
de
resistance
was
a
burlesque
wrestling
match
between
the
long
and
the
short
of
it
in
the
persons
of
Jimmy
which
each
gladiator
took
a
fall.
It
1
was
fairly
enough
called
a
draw.
.
Another
feature
of
the
evening's
i
program
was
a
barrel
boxing
bout
'
,
in
which
BUI
Stone
lost
his
long-
held
championship
title
to
Al
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Among
the
musical
numbers
were
Th.fiMw.h.f.ilaCMll(II1M!M
by
Mike
Colussl,
15
rounds
and
referee
and
Judges
SZ
of
Vancouver,
comic
by
songs
Harry
Astori,
piano
solos
by
Al
Small,
vocal
solos
by
Ray
Scherk,
recitations
by
Ernie
Smith,
vocal
solos
by
C.
L.
Youngman,
and
bag
pipe
solos
by
ow
Listen
to
the
Oeneral
Electric
Vagabonds
every
Tuesday
evening
over
Canada-wide
network.
Tor
Safety'
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company
Limited
MADE
IN
CANADA
brilliant
performance
in
small
sets
I
CO
compact
is
the
new
General
Electric
Junior
It
fits
snugly
on
corner
table
or
bookcase.
So
light
a
boy
can
carry
it
from
room
to
room!
So
moderately
priced
that
you
can
own
one
.
.
.
complete
with
General
Electric
Radiotrons
...
for
$89.50.
The
Genera!
Elcctricjunior
is
an
8-tubcSuper-Heterodyns
.
.
.
equipped
with
full
sire
Dynamic
Speaker
.
.
.
new
type
Tone
Control
.
.
.
new
Super-Control
Radiotron
.
.
.
Phonograph
Connection
.
.
.
and
Carrying
Handle,
Powerful
enough
to
bring
in
those
distant
programs
you
now
miss.
Selective
enough
to
cut
out
unwanted
stations
in
a
fraction
of
a
line.
See
and
hesr
the
three
models
of
the
General
Electric
Junior
now
on
display
at
your
dealer's.
CANADIAN
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
&
UP
Titers
Cateh
I'P
With
St.
Louis
Browns
in
American
League
j
,
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
11,-Detrolt
Tigers,
defeating
Boston
Red
Sox,
went
into
a
tie
for
fifth
place
in
the
Amerlcan
League
yesterday!
with
St.
Louis
Browns,
who
were
defeat-.
ed
by
Philadelphia
Athletics.
There
were
no
other
changes
in
league
standbies
as
a
result
of
yesterday's
i
Kelly,
the
midget,
and
Al
Llndseth,
-play,
score
of
which
were
as
fol
the
giant.
After
a
hectic
match
in
'lows
American
League
Philadelphia
6,
SU
Louis
3.
Washington
5,
Cleveland
3.
Detroit
3,
Boston
0.
National
League
St.
Louis
7.
Boston
3.
Chicago
IT
Philadelphia
4.
New
York
6.
Pittsburgh
1.
Cincinnati
5.
Brooklyn
1.
Baseball
Standings
National
League
Won
Lost
Pet
Mr.
Gunn.
Al
Small
was
Diano
ac-
St.
I.rmu
m
G.
A.
Hebb,
worthy
president
of
Brooklyn
72
the
Eagles,
was
In
the
chair,
and
Chicago
72
Peter
Gamula
presiced
at
the
door.
Pittsburgh
67
R.
G.
Ford
was
responsible
for
the
Boston
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general
arrangement
of
the
eve-'
Philadelphia
60
nlng's
program,
being
assisted
by
a
Cincinnati
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committee
of
Eagles.
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QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS.
ON
ISLANDS!
Fine
WcatEer
Favored
Event
at
Queen
Charlotte
City;
Ball
name
and
Danre
Features
Sept.
11.
Clear
not
weather
lav-.
ored
Queen
'Charlotte
City's
annual
field
day
on
Labor
Day.
Citizens!
tfrom
Port
Clements.
Sandspit
and
i
all
other
parts
of
the
Islands
gathered
together
for
the
occasion.
The
program
included
sports
of
all
descriptions,
the
prtnetoal
event
,
Mne
a
baseball
match
between
'
Skldegate
Mission
and
Queen
Char-1
lotte
City
which
was
won
by
the!
iormer,
m
la.
ju.
The
Canadian
Girls
in
Trainine
had
a
beautifully
decorated
booth
In
which
home
made
candles
and
soft
drinks
were
sold.
Mrs.
II.
Falr-batrn
being
Jn
charge.
Another
booth
for
the
sale
of
home-made
needlework
was
in
charge
of
Mrs.
A.
Cook.
Mrs.
R.
McKenzie.
Mrs.
A.
Chrlstlanson.
Mrs
II.
Beyln
and
Miss
Jean
Haan.
In
the
evening
there
was
a
dance
In
Queen
Charlotte
City
Hall,
which
was
crowded
to
capacity.
Gordon
H.
Jolllf
f
e
was
master
of
ceremonies.
As
a
result
of
the
day's
proceed
'1'
exfa
SK
Thli
EM
ings
over
$400
was
collected.
George
D.
Seattle
took
up
a
large
subscription
for
the
hosoltal.
The
very
large
attendance
showed
the
loyal
support
of
the
public
for
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Charters
in
the
work
they
are
carrying
out.
for
Arabcla...and
get
more
cigar
for
five
cents
than
you
ever
got
before
.
.
.
the
extra
quality
is
put
in
,
.
.
then
scaled
in
so
that
you
get
the
full
flavour
and
"freshness
when
you
are
ready
to
smoke
...
try
the
pocket
pack
of
five.
n
TWO
GAMES
ON
SUNDAY
Canadian
Legion
and
Merchants
will
meet
next
SUnday
afternoon
ut
the
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
in
the
opening
game
of
the
Stuart
Benefit
8hleld
ceries.
Datcj
tor
the
two
remaining
games
In
the
series
will
be
announced
later.
Entire
proceeds
of
the
series
will
go
to
the
fund
for
the
relief
of
injured
players.
Th?
football
game
will
be
followed
by
a
baseball
game
between
Elks
and
Sons
of
Canada
to
dechie
the
winners
of
the
second
half
of
the
baseball
season.
7
You
can
cull
the
doctor
at
t
a.
m.
hut
you
cannot
possibly
get
Ilcnncusy
Three
Star
Urandy
ut
thnt
hour
m
.
.
.
KEEP
IT
IIAXDYI
HENNES
Anyox
Team
Is
Pleased
Kereption
and
Rportimamnlp
Here.
Are
Appreeiated
j
The
following
letter
has
been
re-reived
by
Bert
Morgan,
president
of
h
Prince
Rupert
Fooball
As&ocia-ion
from
Bert
Field,
secretary
of
the
Anyox
team.
"Xow
that
all
the
rush
of
getting
everything
In
shape
far
our
return
trip
is"
over
I
would
nk
to
express
on
behalf
of
the
Anyox
boy
our
appreciation
for
the
really
fine
time
we
were
given
at
Rupert,
and
a
bo
to
congratulate
the
Prince
Rupert
football
team
on
their
splendid
rportsnanhlp
throughout
the
series
at
Anyox
and
Rupert.
"We
all
thoroughly
enjoyi-d
ourselves
and
made
many
excellent
friends
at
Rupert
durlnn
our
stay.
"Naturally
I
am
pleased
the
boys
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