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FOUR
'
TTtE
DAIL?
NEWS
News
and
Views
in
World
of
Sport
from
Far
and
Nea
SOFTBALL
j
IS
PLAYED
C.
X.
It.
Won
Two
Games
and
City
One
at
Week-End
Three
interesting
games
or
soft-ball
were
played
over
the
week-end
between
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
and
the
city.
The
game
on
Saturday
night
went
4-2
for
the
C.N.RJV.,
the
first
game
on
Sunday
night
want
16-1
for
the
CNHA.
and
the
second
game
went
10-9
for
the
city.
All
three
games
were
full
of
pef
id
were
marked
w'jth
good
bay;
yipeclally
the
Sa
turday,
night
game.
-The
regular
Off:R.A.
league
game
will
be
played
on
Tuesday
night
between
the
Station
and
the
Offices.
Big
League
Scores
SATURDAY
GAMES
National
League
Boston
p-2,
Philadelphia
10-12.
,
Brooklyn
5-18,
New
York
2-8.
Chicago
9-6,
Pittsburg
2-5.
Cincinnati
4,
St.
Louis
12.
'
American
League
Philadelphia
5-5,
Boston
0-6.
.New
York
2-8,
Washington
3-8.
SUNDAY
GAMES
National
League
Philadelphia
5,
.New
York
10
Boston
1-3,
Brooklyn
9-3.
(Correct.)
Cincinnati
5-7,
St.
Louis
7-2.
Pittsburg
0,
Chicago
5.
American
League
.Philadelphia
7,
Boston
4.
New
York
4,
Washington
2.
St.
Louis
8.
Chicago
2.
Cleveland
6,
Detroit
4.
BASEBALL
SCHEDULE
Following
is
the
schedule'
for
the
'
jjj
Wonir-n
him
im
asaociauon-
.it
measure
woods
do
1
prat'!
if
m:i:
h
has
assumed
Golf
such
important
proportion
in
the
makeup
of
modern
everyday
life
that
it
constitutes
a
very
real
phase
of
tn
activities
of
thou
who
serve
the
public
The
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
is
such
a
one
and
its
train
services
to
golf
courses
and
established
arrangements
for
guests
at
its
many
hotels
to
enjoy
the
game
are
the
practical
interpretation
of
it
desire
to
maintain
th
traditions
of
60
years
of
meeting
the
re
quirements
of
the
Canadian
first
hall
of
the
baseball
league:
dz.iummu"
'
-
NEEL
AND
nne
4
S.O.C.
vs
Elks.
,
June
8
Elks
vs.
Millionaire.
1
June
11
S.O.C.
vs.
Mlllionairs.
!
June
15
Elks
vs.
S.O.C.
i
June
18
Mlllionairs
vs.
Elks.
June
22
Mlllionairs
vs.
S.O.C.
June
25
SO.C.
vs.
Elks.
June
29
Elks
vs.
MUUonairs.
July
2
S.O.C.
vs.
Elks.
July
6
Elks
vs.
8.O.C.
July
9
Mlllionairs
vs.
Elks.
SOFTBALL
SCHEDULE
June
2
Drydoek
vs.
Station.
June
5
Station
vs.
Roundhouse
June
9
Roundhouse
v
Drydoek.
June
1J
Station
U.-ylock
Jum-
19
Knundhouse
v
statl
Jun
lDrydu:k
,.
R(;.ndhiifc.i
Jims)
3t
Qrydurk
vs.
Suttun
fftnYe
it
.staUnn
aottndl-.'iu.:.-'June
30
Roundhouse
v
Drvdock
Nf"
'"OTTH
T
M
ri
Eijtx
bowling
Golf
Is
Golf
From
Coast
To
Coast
people
T
ul
i
VJiM'mmmifAJ
"
sSSS
-rSr
I
'
inisiiiiiiiiiisii
Mull
mill
passim
111
.'
1
1
-
-
1
pr
and
their
visitors.
From
coast
to
coast,
excellent
courses
are
available
and
where
the
company
does
not
operate
its
own
links,
playing
privileges
at
first-fla.iK
clubs
are
granted.
In
the
Maritime,
there
are
courses
at
St.
Andrews-by-the-Sea,
N.B.;
Kentville.N.S.;
Digby,
N.S.:
and
Yarmouth,
N.S.
all
in
connection
with
the
company's
hotels.
Quebec
City
has
two
one
courses,
one
nun
aatine
back
to
1874
-
-
a
-
s
w
toil,
'".inly
FXCI'O
1
and
FrankieNeeL
both
formerly
of
j
Wendle.
Holm,
Bury,
F.
Stephens
us
cwy,
took
part.
.
l
Bagahaw
fought
Danny
PaatroeLf0
of
Canada-RoberU,
Lam-arvd
got
the
decision
in
four
rounds.
1
o.TtL
"e
Morar
It
wo
tha
horrt..
fl.kt
r
-n
.m-cii,
iiiuuura
siv
iaiu&a
a
sail
1
ui
i
ljsiac
ahaWs
career.
He
was
knocked
down
In
the
first
round
but
came
back
strong
in
the
remaining
three,
scoring
two
knockdowns.
Neel's
fight
was
with
deCosmo
of
Winnipeg.
Four
fast
rounds
were
boxed
to
a
draw.
U!vl(
GAZAZU8
is
coming'
.1
i'l'li
..
I'ili,
While
the
bouts
will
not
be
to
a
decision
but
only
exhibition
affairs,
considerable
Interest
will
hv
taken
by
local
boxing
fans
in
marches
to
be
staged
in
conn
tlo"
with
a
smoker
b
on
Friday
night
principal
vents
will
be
hnv,w
Benny
Wendle
and
his
challenger.
Pete
Holm,
and
between
Churl,
lilckey
and
Pat
Clrmton.
The
latter
vis
knocked
out
by
the
former
rr
re
tost
rummer
HUNT
FOR
BIG
GAME
HURN8
LAKE.
June
1
Barney
v
his
lust
rat
tmed
from
Whitesall
and
Big
BuUuk
Lakes
and
icports
meeting
with
a
hunt
ing
party
comprised
of
Messrs.
de
Ganahl
and
Walker,
with
their
wives
and
party
totalling
nine
In
all
They
reported
Meing
many
bear,
both
black
and
grizzly,
date
had
only
bagged
but
one
up
black
bear.
One
of
the
hunters
surprised
two
large
grey
wolves
who
were
feast
ing
on
the
remains
of
a
grlaslr
killed
mountain
goat.
The
party
which
comprised
al-most
entirely
of
well
known
Texans
will
be
the
first
large
outfit
to
complete
the
three
hundred
mil-circle
trip
from
Ootsa
Lake,
which
includes
forty
miles
of
white
water
with
Bevrrtl
beaut!'
1
fallR
A
good
way
to
ensure
lasting
peace
would
be
to
agree
not
to
have
another
war
until
the
last
is
nairt
for
Ottawa
Citizen
(IV
Looking
from
th
fairway
at
th
first
IH,
pa'Klon
and
Ranfl
Sprints
llulrl,
Banff,
Attn.
Th
Spray
Hirer
(left)
form
a
'party
water-hazard.
ThU
court
la
mil
abor
ara-lntl
In
lha
heart
of
th
beautiful
Roc
kj
Mountains.
(2)
On
th
famous
course
at
St.
An-drewfby-the-Sea,
N.B.
(J)
The
I
Jth
tee
at
the
Oak
Bay
Golf
dub,
Victoria,
B.C.
Not
th
perlscop
to
allow
player
ill
m
dm
of
what
thry
hsr
to
cop
with.
Golf
I
played
thyar
round
on
tbla
course.
cSLht
fc!deBt
dub
m
the
Royal
Montreal,
founded
in
1873,
which
today
boasts
two
inMfin?thLPiilo?
vrii
&ther
f
lubs
are
numerous
and
good.
Toronto,
too
has
many
excellent
links.
aboundVin
JZ
GlfPu'
wh?re
uest8
at
the
York
IIoteI
have
PUyin?
Privileges.
Ontario
likIhv2!?
k1
n
a,one
the
Ciadlan
Pacific's
lines.
Bungalow
camps
at
French
Biver
and
Kenora
avaJUhU
t
.11
Li..
e
p.orty
9:hle,courses
for
their
patrons.
Throughout
the
Prairie-Provinces,
golf
is
In
ti
J
.1
centrw..
wh'le
the
Banff
Springs
Hotel
Golf
course
is
among
the
best
in
the
country,
s
,raunU'n
cenery.
It
is
the
Mecca
for
golfers
from
all
over
Canada
and
the
United
otWeadJ
-
hVnit
?tl
tifi
?f
numefousi
overseas
visitors
who
play
it
each
summer.
Vancouver
and
Victoria
ttlZZSkf
standing
unique
among
Canadian
golf
centres,
in
that
the
game
is
played
Purf
hv
L
r.n.S'
the
the
?n.nual
id-winter
tournament
for
the
E.
W.
Beatty
ChaVn..
up.
ma
by
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railwayj
being
an
outstanding
featnr.
of
t
h..
eolf
calendar.
BAGSHAW
Other
Boxed
to
Draw
j
Local
sport
fans
wtlf
be
interested
to
learn
the
results
of
a
reeent
boxing
card
at
the
Variety
Theatre,
Victoria,
In
which
B'illv
Badahaw
i
I
SPORT
CHAT
I
j
Millionaires
and
Sons
of
Canada
i
will
clash
on
the
Acropolis
Hill
Won
Ills
Fight
in
Victoria
and
1
mond
this
evening
in
the
ODeninsr
league
bajefcail
game
of
the
season.
Mayor
Cyril
H.
Orme
will
be
on
hand
to
pitch
the
first
ball.
Line-ups
are
announced
as
follows:
Millionaires
E.
Smith,
J.
Nelson.
Farrtuhar.
Badteich.
D.
Qurvich.
JASPER
IS
NOW
OPEN
Popular
Summer
Resort
is
Doing
Business
Again
Interesting
PebpleThere
JASPER
PARK
LODGE.
June
1:
Nestling
in
the
broad
Athabasca
Valley
in
the
heart
of
the
Canadian
Rockies,
the
doors
of
Jasper
Park
Lodge
were
thrown
open
,
this
morning
and
the
mountain
sun
gleamed
brightly
in
a
perfect
welcome
to
the
guests
arriving
for
the
1931
opening
of
Canada's
premier
summer
resort.
The
wild
life
of
Jasper
Park,
the
continent's
largest
natural
park
and
game
sanctuary,
came
down
f
IVum
ifriMraix
Vuntnts
sa4
m,UU
.
.
.
nuaivct
inuilW
ssU4U,
Wli.ll
UU
th"
i,','mftl
crtcsity.
InvtsOpted
the
scot
of
UV
.
WCCS
Til'
trill.
,w.
J.
.v.
u...-
tnce
mo.v
ietunyd
to
find
enjoyment
In
the
plafial
summer
camp.
Ouesta
fmm
all
nart
nf
Mnrth
Am.
ww
w
mm
wmmmt
-
J"
m
w
f
'
!
4
erica
and
several
frem
across
the
3as.
were
delighted
to
find
the
welcome
of
that
native
animals
rnitrd
with
titat
of
the
lodge
management.
The
chief
interest
of
new
arrivals
centred
in
the
beautiful
golf
course
i
which
Is
this
year
in
fleer
condi
tion
than
ever
before.
An
inspection
was
also
mad
of
the
eabln
monoplane,
in
which
Hal.
E.
Roach,
moving
picture
magnate,
with
his
pilot
and
one
other
companion.
Satur
day-made
a
daylight
flight
over
the
rugged
1300
miles
from
Los
Angeles
to
Jasper.
Lovers
of
nature
found
delight
in
glimpses
of
the
bear
and
deer
feeding
near
the
lodge
and
particularly
in
the
Canada
geese
which
are
nesting
this
year
along
the
Poco-
I?
rhantaj
Drive
for
the
first
time,
ac-
cording
to
the.
inhabitants
of
Jasper
district.
th
J.
O'Brien,
manager
of
Jasper
Park
Lodge,
anticipates
a
busy
sea-1
on.
Included
in
the
reservations
for
the
near
future
are
several!
guests
from
overseas
who
will
break
their
long
Journey
with
a
stay
at
the
lodge.
The
first
large
party
of
the
season
will
be
the
Government
Canadian
Manufacturers'
Assocla.
FOOTBALL
!
CONCLUDES
Booth
and
High
Schools
Play
Three
AM
Draw
in
Junior
League
The
Junior
Football
Leaeue
fix
tures
for
the
season
were
brought
to
a
close
on
Saturday
last
when
Booth
played
a
draw
with
High
School,
three
goals
to
three.
Booth
had
the
better
of
the
opening
exchanges
but,
in
a
break-
j
away
after
a
mlsklck
by
Ferguson.
Marshall
went
through
to
beat
Allan
for
High's
first
goal.
Booth,
however,
continued
to
attack
and
Ivarson
put
the
teams
level
and
later
gave
Booth
the
lead.
It
was
not
long
till
Cross
equalised
from
close
in.
It
was
still
Booth's
game
arid
Suehiro
saved
a
fine
drive
from
Chrlstlson.
Gomez
fattened
on
to
a
loose
ball
and
gave
Booth
the
lead,
i
The
second
half
found
High
attacking
most
of
the
time.
Cross
scored
with
a
simple
shot
that
Ivarson
should
have
saved
and
the
teams
were
level
again.
From
then
till
full
time,
it
was
a
question
if
Booth
defence
could
hold
out.
Ivar-son
was
in
goal
and
sad
several
fine
corner
kicks
from
Cross.
He
also
turned
two
splendid
drives
from
Marshall
over
the
bar
but
'
there
were
no
further
goals
and
for
the
first
time
this
season
Booth
had
taken
a
point
from
High.
.
High
Suehiro;
Church,
Blake;
Jim
Ritchie,
Fisher.
Welle;
Marshall,
Hill,
Cross,
Miller,
j
Booth
N:
Allan;
Fetfusan,
Eby;
Chrtslisen,
Gomet,
Crotnp:
Klrketi-dall,
Santurbane,
Ivarsoa,
MeMee-Ikin,
Ritchie.
I
Referee.
W.
W.
C.
O'Nettl;
Mnes-imen.
D.
II.
Hartness,
T.
Dungate.
i
High
wa
short
some
of
Its
regular
players
and
played
throughout
jwlth
only
ten
men.
Suehiro
kept
a
'fine
goal.
Blake
was
hard
to
get
past.
Ritchie
and
Fisher
were
the
,
better
halves.
Cross
was
the
most
;
dangerous
forward
with
Marshall
'
next.
i
Allan
had
no
chance
with
either
of
the
first
goals.
Fergutaa
and
Eby
were
good
at
back.
Cromp
was
the
,
best
half
with
Gomez
wandering
too
.much
though
he
got
a
goal.
Ivar-'son
got
two
goals
and,
In
the
second
half
kept
a
fine
goal
though
he
made
a
sad
mess
of
the
equalising
one.
Allan
did
well
In
the
second
half
at
forward.
Ktrkendall
was
fair
and
the
others
all
workers.
The
standing
of
the
Junior
Football
League
for
the
second
half
of
the
season
now
concluded
is:
W.
L.
Pt
High
School
4
1
1
9
Borden
3
2
17
Booth
,
0
4
2
2
The
standing
when
the
first
and
second
halves
are
considered,
is
as
follows:
W.
L.
Pts.
High
School
10
l
l
21
Borden
3
6
3
6
Booth
1
7
4
6
"Volcanic
ash
deposit
found
in
Calgary."
says
headline.
This
helps
to
explain
where
all
the
dust
comes
from
on
windy
days.
CaJjary
AIIVKItTIMNfJ
COPV
MUST
Ml:
IN
FAULY
'
'iv
for
rtianliv
wtverti.-
menu
should
he
In
elnds
ol
tin-
printers
not
later
than
3
P.m.
the
day
prior
to
publl-
aiuon
This
to
necessary
to
en-
iible
best
pillions
to
be
se-
cured.
,
a
Rheumatism?
Quick
relief
from
rheumatic
pains
without
liarmt
w
To
relieve
the
wont
rheumille
piln
li
a
tery
tunpl.
msttrr.
AMrin
d
jt
very
timel
It's
something
that
you
fan
Iwiyi
late.
Cmuiiut
Atpirin
labltU
art
harmUu.
Lock
for
th
llaytr
Croit
00
each
tablet
ton
delegates
who
will
arrive
here
m
-d
-gwas.
v
-ar
Saturday
and
leave
the
following
"i
MM
M.
Man
is
made"
of
dust
or
at
least
some
wives
think
their
husbands
(are
-Detroit
News.
TMDC
MARK
MO.
Made
in
Canada
Qet
quirk
result
with
a
want
ad
''hisbwHHB
'
MM
mMWtMMMmKKtKMMMl
Alice
Ryorn
and
Mai
Ion
Filtl.ij
.
leai
iiui
cih
.,
liff.,
when-
they
are
irytng
to
make
team
wi..;
;
for
national
championships
in
J-.
i
DELICIOUS
You
will
taste
the
diilerence
NUTRITIOUS
The
Willow
Milk
Chocolateera
No.
4
This
is
the
salt
sea
sailor
lad
Who
climbs
uloft
uhen
the
Heather's
bad,
A
rollicking,
roistering,
jolly
young
tar
With
a
cargo
of
beans
for
the
Willow
Milk
bar.
FREE!
Newt
Fascinating
I
Educational!
Affltulei!
Ths
WUlards
"ChocolsU
Bok"
putiful
twenty-page
volume
giving
ths
trus
niitory
of
the
discovery
snd
manufsctur
of
chocolsU,
together
with
the
diverting
adventure
of
Delicious
and
Nutritious,
tbe
Willow
Milk
Twin.
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many
full
pags
coloured
pictures.
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sveryons
from
Mvn
to
seventy
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teachers
may
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in
lots
of
fifty.
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thai
main
di
WOlarJ
Twin,
IMUioui
and
Nutritious,
(tin
I
lit
wa
Irritable
at
the
ollW,
and
greuehy
at
home.
His
aemlee
laereased.
hia
friends
became
fewer
Then
one
day
.,,,
iruin
u
wm
pcen
naadkapped
rvimii(in
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years.
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hva,tar..
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It
had
IV
coo-
u
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--
ftahtlv
Irritetiav
ills
swiu
to
make
him
"touthy."
It
h,i
itoIe
nn
xvrrgy
ana
good
nature.
His
doeur
iuigKeated
eating
Kellogg
s
Atx-UiUN
regularly!
And
In
a
few
days
he
was
a
jhanKed
man,
heery.
ambl-tlems
and
on
the
road
to
sue-f-esa
and
hajiplness.
niip4t'oni
'
unneees.
lu'
"
efn
overcome
so
easily,
so
pleasantly
by
eating-
weal!
'
r"dJr-to-'t
vJi-J
.
u.b,ef
Poonfuls
of
Kellotre's
Aix-Uran
daily
T,
guaranteed
to
pr.vent
and
THE
WITH
THE
"HAIR-TRIGGER"
TEMPER
bv
relieve
both
temporal
t
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ourring
constipation
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born
ra,
at'rve
A.
i
with
earh
meal.
.
Use
this
natural
nith
rd
vnM
fhm
Jinrsn
nf
W"
formlnir
pills
and
dru
Hran
alKo
auotklies
l"0i
buildS
up
the
blood.
Serve
Atx-BtUN
or
(ream,
with
fruits
added.
DtlMous
lilt
-.ff
..(IV,
,...,ni-il
1"
'
c".
Use
In
cooking
too
'i
'
."
grocers
In
the
family
snd-green
package.
Mad'1
rv
Kellogg
in
I-ondon.
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