PAGE
FOUR
VeryLueky
Soccer
Enthusiasts
Discuss
Incident
in
Yesterday's
Game
A
much
disputed
penalty
kick
In
ttte
closing
momcntr
of
the
Dominion
Day
Football
Cup
final
yesterday
enabled
Baptle
to
equalize
for
the
Legion
and
provldedla
dramatic
'
anti-climax
that
will
be
a
source
of
much
discussion
In
the
city
for
the
football
enthusiasts.
The
Legion
had
the
advantage
of
the
hill
and
early
attacked.
A
centre
from
Ersklne
gave
Baptle
an
open
goal
and
he
scored
easily.
Vlnk
j
then
cleared
from,
a
corner
and!
punched
away
a
free
kick
well
taken
by
W.
Murray.
Jack
and
Skinner
stopped
A.
Dickens,
Amor
missed
badly
from
McKays'
opening.
Smith
saved
from
Chenoskl.
Vlnk
cleared
Woodslde's
free
but'
the
ball
was
returned
and
the
Merchants'
defence
had
a
few
hectic
moments
before
offside
saved
the
situation.
Skinner
cleared
Amor's
centre
and
then
Vlnk
kicked
out
Woodslde's
shot.
Smith
saved
Cur-rie's
free
kick
but
Chenoskl
got
possession
and
hit
the
upright,
with
Smith
well
beaten,
for
the
ball
to
rebound
Into
play
and
be
cleared.
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Eric
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22
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old
member
of
notable
English
golfing
family,
is
new
British
amateur
golf
champion.
He
succeeded
to
title
held
by
Bobby
Jones
as
result
of
his
memorable
36-hole
battle
recently
against
John
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whom
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by
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last
green;
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Westward
Ho.
Smith
and
his
opponent
were
two
of
youngest
golfers
ever
to
reach
final
of
amateur
British
championship.
Skinner
stopped
him
and
half-time
WEATHER
FAVORED
DOMINION
found
the
teams
level.
DAY
CELEBRATION
AND
SPORTS
Second
Half
WERE
ENJOYED
Right
from
the
kick-off
In
the
TENDANCE,
second
Half,
Merchants
attacked
and'
A.
Dickens
gave
McKay
a
through
pass
that
the
inside
man
took
full
advantage
of
to
score
a
beautiful
goal.
Woodslde
forced
a
corner
and
then
Howe
shot
nast.
Hadden
was
clever
but
Warren
got
Murray
gave
woodslde
a
fine
offside
after
Baptle
had
made
an(chance
but
tne
Ultet
made
a
mess
opening.
Jack
stopped
Amor
but,of
lt
.Hadden
cleared
and
then
the
ball
rebounded
to
the
outside
j
Jack
5t0pped
S.
Dickens.
Ersklne
light
who
ran
In
close
to
beat
Smith
;
and
warren
combined
nicely
but
with
a
left
foot
shot
and
equalize
ErskIne
finished
weakly.
Menzle
the
score.
Woodslde
took
a
free
well
and
forced
a
corner
from'
which
Baptle
headed
against
the-
upright
blocked
Baptle.
A.
Dickens
had
a
chance
but
his
shot
hit
Jack.
Vlnk
ran
out
to
tick
the
ball
off
J.
Mur-
wun
vmx
ai
me
omer
siae
oi
me
ray.s
toe
and
Jacll
stopped
goal.
Vlnk
again
cleared
from
Jack's
'
Amor(
Play
waS
slack
for
a
tlme
free.
S.
Dickens
was
clever
but
tne
Merchants
being
satisfied
with
their
lead
and
the
Legion
forwards
;
being
weak.
Woodslde
at
last
got
a
drive
in
but
it
was
just
too
high.
J.
Murray
was
winded
and
play
j
was
held
up
for
a
few
minutes.
Bap-j
tie
shot
past
and
then
Warren
held
I
on
too
long
and
Menzle
blocked
his
drive.
The
Merchants
forwards
had
a
fine
chance
to
Increase
their
lead
but
they
muddled
it
Smith
and
I
Jack,
between
them
nearly
gave
a
j
goal
away
but
Smith
managed
to
i
clear
an
awkwardly
bouncing
shot
i
When
all
were
ready
to
leave
to.
see
the
cup
presented
to
the
Mrchants,
1
H.
Dickens
was
adjudged
to
have
'
fouled
Inside
the
penalty
area
and
Baptle
equalized
in
the
last
15
sec-i
onds.
The
whistle
went
for
full
time
before
the
ball
could
be
centred
with
the
Lesion
lucky
to
have
made
a
draw.
Merchants
Vlnk;
Menzle,
Doug
las;
Hill,
Currle,
II.
Dickens;
Amor
,
McKay,
A.
Dickens,
Chenoskl,
S.
Dickens.
.
Legion
Smith;
Skinner,
Jack;
,W.
Murray,
Howe,
n&dden;
Ersklne
J.
Murray,
Baptle,
Warren,
Wood-side.
!
Referee.
E.
Webster;
linesmen,
W
i
Ranee,
S.
D.
Macdonald.
The
replay
will
take
place
tomor
row
evening.
PICNIC
IS
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(Continued
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One)
OlrU,
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Sanderson,
Edith
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Men's
open,
10
yards
Carl
Smith,
J.
Horton,
P.
Brentzen.
j
Relay
race,
won
by
a
team
from
Port
Simpson.
200
yards,
onen
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Smith,
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Wesley,
The
races
were
followed
by
a
tug-
of-war
between
a
team
of
Indians
an
a
team
of
railroad
met).
The
native
boys
were
too
powerful
for
the
loear
lads
and
took
the
odd
heave
out
of
three.
This
was
follow
ed
by
a
Softball
game
of
real
snappy
i
nature,
which
was
taken
by
a
close
I
score
by
the
Port
Simpson
boys.
A
good
number
availed
themselves
of
an
opportunity
to
enjoy
sea
bathing
on
a
fine
sandy
beach
land
this
beach
was
very
popular
Ullh
the
children.
he
plane
of
the
Northern
B.
C.
Airways
was
la
at-ndanc.-
and
made
numerous
trips
during
the
afternoon
with
passenger
on
sight-seeing
trips.
1
The
Prince
Charles
left
Port
I
Simpson
oh
the
return
trip
at
7
p.m.
arriving
at
Prince
Rupert
at
0:45.
On
the
return
trip
tne
snip
s
orcnes-tra
furnished
music
for
a
very
en-joyaBle
dmc.
celebration
program
to
an
enthusiastic
and
fitting
close.
Winners
of
the
children's
sports
were:
Girls,
under
61,
Norma
Currle;
2.
May
Leech.
Boys'
220
yards,
open
Leslie
Wilson,
Wesley
Lee.
There
was
keen
competition
In
the
children's
races
and
a
good
sized
crowd
was
on
hand
to
witness
Macdonald
were
starters.
The
an
nouncer
was
Rol
Barnes.
The
com-
ilttee
in
charge
consisted
of
Frank
rry.
J.
M.
Morrison.
Reg.
Clarke,
T.
Campbell
and
H.
Dyer.
LOCAL
NEWS
Marjorle
Ryan,
for
drunkenness,
ttkS
fined
$25.
with
option
of
30
days
rhprlspnment
In
city
police
court
b&mornlrif;.',,
.
i.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
H.
Elklns.
who
have
been
.on
a
trip
to
Vancouver
and
elsewhere
In
the
south,
re
turned
to
the
city
on
the
Prlnc
George
yesterday
morning.
Mr.
Elklns
went
south
to
attend1
the
Masonic
Grand
Lodge
sessions
held
recently
In
New
Westminster1.
PLEADED
GUILTY
Brian
Kennedy
pleaded
guilty
In
city
police
court
this
morning
to
a
charge
of
stealing
a
ride
on
a
train
and
was
remanded
until
this
afternoon
for
sentence.
Quick
Sure
Relief
f
BILIOUSNESS
r
SLUGGISHNESS
CONSTIPATION
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one
tonight
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tomorrow
nDir.iir
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THiy
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FLUKE
IN
FOOTBALL
Anti-Climax
Gave
Draw
to
Legion
In
Dominion
Day
Cup
Final
I
Pennant:
Race'
Tightened
Up
With1
Hbte
lmen
But
One
Game'
Behind:
Leadefrs
PROTEST
LODGED
Old
Empress
won
an
11
-Inning-struggle
f
rom
Sons
of
Canada
in
the
Dominion
Day
baseball
game
by
a.
score
of
T-6.
As
a
result,
the
league
race
is
considerably
tightened
with
but
one
game
separating
each
of
the
teams,
with
the
Sons
still
on
top.
A
protest
has
been
entered
by
Sons
of
Canada
over
a
decision
of
Umpire
Brookes
hi
calling
Roberts
out
itl'
the
eleventh
Inning
when
he
ran
Inside
the
base-line
while
going
to
first.
It
will
be
necessary
for
the
executive
of
the
league
to
decide
whether
there
are
grounds
for
the
protest
and
If
there
are,
the
game
will
have
to
be
replayed.
The
game
was-
featured
by
heavy
hitting-
and
some
loose
fielding,
the
winners
collecting
16
hits
off
Lam-;
ble's
offerings
while
the
laser
made
1
11
hits.
FrizzeU
hit
a
honjer
ih
the
second,
while
Wendle
collected
a
triple
and'
two
singles,
It
being
the
-w
first,
flfimp
In
whtrh
hp
has
hit
snfp-
BY
LARGE
AT-!
the
fifth
mad
a
two-bagger
and
f
continued
from
wire
1)
ly
for
the
Old
Empress
this
year.
Roberts;
batting
for
Com,'dlna
In
also
hit
a
single.
Smith
made
a
two-base
clout
and'
a
single,
while
Johnson;
Kenny,
and
Arseneau
all
connected
three
times
for
singles.
The
Box-
Score-
S.
O.
C;
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R
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Stalker
If
.
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Moran
3b
4-
0
Lamble
p
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lb.
0
Boys,
under
6
Erie
Ofme,
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rank-j
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Cf.."
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J.
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it.
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Girls,
under
8
Jean
t
Krause,
RoDerte
rf
4
Doris
Leech.
nil,
,h
R.
Boys,
under
8-R.
Cameron,
Lloyd
I
A
Mitcne'n
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0
Keays.
eaJs-
Linhnsnn
s
5
2
Girls,
under
10
C.
Wilson,
O.
Waugh.
Boys,
under
10
P.
Knutson,
D.
Houston.
.,
ipi
'-
Girls,
under
12
c.
wtison,
Betty
Wood.
Boys,
under
12
Sam
Currle,
R.
Smith.
Olrls,
under
14
Mildred
Munl-
aaba,
Mildred
Hunt
Boys,
under
14
Leslie
Wilson,
Frank
Derry.
Girls,
under
16
Mildred
Hunt,
Mildred
Munlzaba.
Boys,
under
16
Leslie
Wilson,
Frank
Derry.
Boys
of
Boys'
Band
Tom
Wilson,
Tony
Bussanich.
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0
1
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Totals
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ft.ll
3114
6
1
out
when
winning
run
scored.
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Kenny
2b.
6
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1
3
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2-12
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cl
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3
2
0
0
Wendle
ss
.......5
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3
2
3
2
Menzie
lb
5
0
0
13
10
Smith
c.
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1
2
6
21
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Chenoskl
p
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1
4
4
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4
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Totals
48
7
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14
9
t
Interference
at
first
by
Bury
In
fifth
and
Roberts
In
eleventh.
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Summary
2-base
hits,
Roberts-,
i
Smith:
3-base
hit.
Wendle:
home
them
being
run
off.
Mayor
C.
Frlzzell;
sacrifice,
Moran
21;
Orme.
A.
Halleran
and
Aid.
a.
i.;
stolen
base.
Lamble,
Wendle
3).
Redman;
base
on
ball
off
Chenoskl
fit;
struct
out
by
Chenoskl
7),
Lamble
15);
left
on
base,
S.
O.
C.
tl2).
O.
E.
10);
wild-pitch,
Lamble-
passed
bait
Smith,
Mitchell
2
:
hit
by
pitcher,
Frlzzell,
Bury,
Wahl;
time
of
game,
2:30;
umpires.
Brooks
!
and
Lapcrte.
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IN
FOOTBALL
Score
of
Two
to
One
In
Dominion
Day
Junior1
Soccer
With-
so
many
of
the
bnys
on
holidays
or
camping
the
teams
in
the
Junto
football
game
of
the;
Dominion
bay
celebration
yeste.
-!
day
Were-
not
at
all',
representative
of
the
Junior
Football
League,
both
teams
fielding
many-
substitutes.
;
Borden;
played,
with
only
ten
players
throughout.
John
Johnson
scored
for
the
Booth
teami
whb
held
their
lead
at
:
fialf
time:
Gome
went
through
but
Jhotiover
and
Bob-Houston
stopped'
i
I
several
shots
Fisher
defended-
well.
The
second
half
was
not
long
in
progress
tllli
Leslie
Wilson
equil-,
lzed.
With,
Morgan
he-
led.
several
j
raids
but
Eby
and
Ferguson
worej
safe.
Gomea
and
DeMarco
were-!
chief
aggressors
for
Booth.
Mc-Grelsh
gave
the
Booth
team,
the
lead
after
Cameron
had
stopped
the
first
shot,
and.
Borden
were
unable
to
equalize.
Borden
Houston:
Veltch,
Fisher;
Bremner,
Morgan,
Erlckson:
W.
Lee,
Cameron,
WllsOn,
Welle.
Booth
Santurbane;
Eby,
Fergu
son;
DeMarCo,
GOmez,
McMeekln;
Peterson,
Leaf,
Johnson,
Munro,
McOrelsh.
Referee,
J.
S.
Wilson,
linesmen,
T.
Bussanich,
Z
Colussl.
Archie'
Watt,
divisional
master
mechanic
for
the
Canadian
National
Railways?
with
headquarters
In-
Prince
George,
arrived
in
the
city
from
the
interior
on
this
ai-ternoon's
train;
PAINS
No
matter
how
severe,
you
can
always
have
immediate
relief:
Aspirin
always
top
pain
quickly.
It
,
does
it
without
any
ill
effects.
lUrmlaas
to
the
Heart;
harmless
to
anybody.
But
it
always
brings
relief.
Why
suffet?
ASPIRIN
TRADE
MARK
RCQ.
Made
in
Canada
Leaves
Tomorrow
AGLES
EXCURS
To
7
W"
Write
tor
Copy
Of
Fall
Fair
Prize
Book,
1931
Those
who
wish
to
enter
exhibits
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Fal
Fair
should
write
to
the
secretary
for
a
copy
of
the
new
prize
book
and
read
the
lis,t
df
new
prizes
offered
this
year1
to
farmers
and
others.
There
are
many
special
prizes
in
addition
to
the
monej
prizes
offered
by
the
Fair
Board.
Residents
out
of
town
are
especially
invited
to
enter
fldwerg
either
in
the
floral
display
or
individual
exhibits'.
Prepare
for
the
exhibition
now
and
then
get
ready
-to
visit
the
fair
September
1
to
4.
ftead
more
about
the
fair
in
the-
!
'
:
'
'
'
-
DAILY
NEWS,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
for
the
American
Holiday
on
Jufy
Fourth
Prince
John
sails
at
10
p.m.
from
Prince
Rupout
on
tlVe
evenfnr
of
My
3
reaching
Ketchikahi
the-
morning
of
the
Fourth
After
aday
and
night
in
Alaka
Citythe
Prince
John
LEAVER
ON
MOltNING.
OF
JULY
5
FOR
PRINCE
RUPERT
Great
celebration
at
Alaskan
City
including
intercity
baseball
games.
Rupert
v&
Ketchikan
Gome
along
and
root
for
the
home
team.
Price
For
Round
Trip
$10.50
Children,
Half
Fare
Meals
and
Berths
Extra
Get
your
tickets
from
A.
Astoria
at
Frlzzell's
Market.
Further
Information
can
be
had
from
committee:
A.
Astoria,
ThoK.
dough,
F.
Ferro
or
Geoj
Brookes.
The
Fish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
"Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
LACK
COD
,
.
Prepared
Dailj;
By
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
HC.