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TRYING
FOR
NEW
RECORD
Tommy
Hose
Will
Fly
Both
Day
and
Night
in
Sprint
From
Cape-,
town
to
Croydon
CAPETOWN,
South
Africa,
May
1
Tommy
Rose,
formerly
lieutenant
In
the
Royal
Flying
Corps,
started
from
here
early
today
In
an
attempt
ted
record
flight
to
Croydon,
England.
By
flying
both
day
and
night,
he
hopes
to
make
the
trip
in
four
and
a
half
days.
Baseball
Scores
Pacific
Coast
League
Seattle
8.
Hollywood
1.
Los
Angeles
6,
8acramento
5.
Missions
8,
Portland
7.
NO
aiERCIIANTSMJOLF'
j
None
of
the
players
turning
up,
(Jet
the
habit
of
reading
the
Bdvertisernents
in
this
paper,
t
MerSZ
and
taking
advantage
of
the
help
they
bring
you.
Miniature
Golf
League.
'I
FORD
COMFORT
Every
new
Ford
is
equipped
with
four
Uouduille
double"
ae
tin
a
hydraulic
shock
absorbers
ONE
of
the
fine
things
alio
ul
driving
the
new
Fonl
is
the
way
it
lakes
you
over
the
miles
without
strain
or
fatigue.
No
matter
how
long
the
trip,
you
know
it
will
hring
you
afely,
quickly,
comfort
ally
to
the
Journey's
end.
,
The
seats
are
generously
wide
deeply
'
cushioned
and
carefully
deiigneil
to
conform
to
the
curves
of
the
hody.
Every
new
1'onl
has
specially
designed
springs
and
four
Houdaille
double
acting
hydraidic
shock
ahsorhcrs.
Thce
work
hoth
ways
up
and
down.
They
absorb
the
force
of
road
shocks
and
al
provide
a
cushion
against
,th
rehnund
of
the
springs.
Oilier
features
that
make
the
new
Ford
a
value
far
above
the
price
are
the
shaltrrlews
glass
windshield,
silent;
fully
enclosed
four-wheel
brakes,
more
than
twenty
ball
and
roller
bearings,
exten
live
use
of
Pine
steel
forglngs,
aluminum
'
pistons,
chrome
silicon
alloy,
valve,
tonpietule
drive,
Rustless
Steel
and
unusual
accuracy
in
manufacturing.
In
addition,
you
save
many
dollars
because
of
low
first
cost,
low
colt)
of
tip-keep,
and
low
yearly.
depreciation.
THE
GLIADIAX
CAS
Tut
Nr
Foaii
Count
LOW
1
HICKS
OF
FOJtl
CARS
v
'
515
to'tss
All
prltn
.
o.
b.
Eaf
Timltor,
Ontario,
plus
tax.
Humeri
ami
'
i
part
lira
txtr
at
lots
eott.
You
ran
purt)ite
ford
for
m
tmtll
Jtm
payment,
on
r
rawliwt
-term,
through
fomr
Fori
Itler.
FORD
MOTOR
COMPANY
r
a
Skf
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V
A
fl
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aai
A
One
Thousand
CARDS
AND
GuineasRace,
riTDC
T
r
A
n
Four
Course
First
at
Newmarket
To-day,
Lady
Marjorie,
Second,
Llndos
Ojos,
Third
NEWMARKET.
England,
May
l.
Lord
Ellesmere'8
bay
filly,
Four
Course,
today
won
the
One
Thou
sand
Guineas
for
threeycar
olds.
Lady
Marjorie
was
second
and
Lln
dos
Ojos,
third
Twenty
horses
ran
the
Rowley
Mile.
PRELIMS
WINNERS
Defeated
Seniors
4
to
3
in
Hirli
.
School
Socwr
j
til
'
K
f
Yesterday
at
the
Acropolis
grounds,
the
Preliminary
Class
de
feated
the
Seniors
in
a
hard-lfought
High
School
League
soccer
match
by
a
score
of
four
to
three.
An
excellent
brand
of
football
was
ilayed,
both
teams
being
well
ser-
ed
by
every
one
of
their
member.
!
At
the
outset
the
Seniors
pressed
I
hard.
Their
forward
line
did
notj
attempt
good
combination
plays;
but
every
members
of
Ihe
line
wa
I
to
aggressive
that
thev
sweat
I
right
In
on
the
Orade
nine
goal
j
like
a
swarm
of
angry
hornets,
i
Thomas
scored.
The
Prelims
came
i
right
back
their
forward
lin-
holding
position
much
better
and
rtiowlng
excellent
combination
In
which
the
half-back
line
took
a
vital
parfc-notably
Brickson.
A
well
deserved
score
resulted
from
a
past
frm
Church
to
Cross
who
pressed
so
flerciy
that
the
Senlo
back
in
attempting
to
clear
drove
the
ball
into
his
own
goal.
This
first
half
witnessed
some
fine
heading
of
le
ball
-on
the
part
of
Thurber
and"
Blake.
The
Senior
backs.
Ungar
and
Bussanlch.
play
ed
an
aggressive
game,
coming
for
ward
to
meet
the
ball.
Wine
for
wards
Ross
and
McMeekln
good,
the
latter
notab
t
excellent
corner
kicks.
Second
Half
The
second
half
opened
with
another
Senior
rush
wherein
Ka-
naya.
Clark,
and
Thomas,
backed
by
Thurber.
bored
through
to
a
score
by
Clark
from
a
very
dlffi-,
cult
angle.
Again
the
Orade
nuv
placed
kicks
to
their
forward,
Wells
was
particularly
notable
for,
his
Improved
form
and
distance
In
kicking.
HIU
received
pass
and
sent
It
on
to
Cross
who
scored.;
The
Seniors
were
determined
to
go
through
aain
bat
Davis.
Blake.
ttrong
dtfenbe.
With
such
strong
biaklng.
Rice,
Tharber.
and
Hanson,
now'
pressed
furiously
and
the
latter
scored.
The
Prelims
wisely
con-
ttnued
an
offensive
game
for
the
last
few
minutes
left
and
thereby
maintained
their
lead
of
one
goal.
Had
they
attempted
a
purely
defensive
game
the
Seniors
who
were
now
playing
In
a
determined
fashion
would
.have
evened.
-
Senior
Team
Btlnech.
Unger.
Bussanlch.
1st
halt;
Domenato,
2nd
half;
Rice,
Boston
Braves
Drop
Game
to
New
-York
Giants
Cleveland
Loses
to
Detroit
NEW
YORK,
May
1:
Chicago
Cubs
and
St.
Louts
Cardinals
continued
in
the
lead
of
the
National
League
yesterday
although
both
teams
were
idle.
The
New
York
Giants
defeated
the
Boston
Braves
to
oust
them
from
third
place.
Brooklyn
Robins
ended
their
losing
streak
with
a
win
over
the
Phillies
while
the
Cincinnati
Reds
dropped
I
another
game
to
Pittsburg
Pirates.
Cleveland
Indians
maintained
i
American
League
leadership
al-j
though
they
dropped
a
Verdict
to
Detroit
Tigers.
New
York
Yankees
had
an
easy
win
over
Philadelphia
Athletics.
Yesterday's
scores:
National
League
New
York
2.
Boston
1.
Brooklyn
6,
Philadelphia
1.
Pittsburg
8,
Cincinnati
3.
American
League
St.
Louis
9,
Chicago
10
(11
In
nings).
Cleveland
4,
Detroit
0.
New
York
7.
Philadelphia
2.
Washington-Boston,
rain.
National
League
w.
Chicago
8
8t.
Louis
8
New
York
8
Boston
9
Pittsburg
6
Philadelphia
5
Brooklyn
3
Cincinnati
1
evened
quickly.
Half-backs
Miller)
.
and
Eriekson
were
sending
wellstinnt.nrr
to
h
imt
ittwm
C.
N.
R.
Office
4
C.
N.
R.
Dry
Dock
4
ond
8ueWw
proved
a
stone
wall
R.
C.
N.1V.
R.
No.
1
.3
defence.
Church
and
Blake
were
C.
N.
R.
8tatlon
:....J2
qtitck
in
dearliw
the
ball
from
R.
C.
N.
V.
R.
No.
2
.
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the
da
riser
am
in
front
of
their'
R.
C.
N.
V:
R.
No.
3
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gTMi.
Tnete
Daesr-piayers
werei
L.
3
4
6
8
7
10
9
American
League
Cleveland
...
Washington
New
York
Were:
Detroit
for
hJslCnK0
Philadelphia
i
Boston
St.
Louis
There
will
be
a
shooUoff
between
balr
which
was
the
secret
of
their!
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4
5
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lilt;
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This
match
will
take
plaee
Saturday
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TEAMS
TIED
IN
SHOOTING
N.
It.
Office
and
Dry
Dock
Following
is
the
standing
In
the
Prince
Rupert
32
Rifle
League:
afternoon
at
the
N.
B.
C.
Regiment
I
forwards
were
able
to
ptay
od
Inrfl-.r
n-nM,'
fombinatlon.
Ma
"hall
and
Fisher
ln
the
seriM
Jlut
endfd
w.
UraM,
were
heo'rln
the
ball
In
to
centr
of
the
c
N
R
ofnce
Xeam
made:
tplendldly.
The
next
score
oarr.e
tne
mgn
individual
average
of
98.4
;
from
a
splsndld
drive
vby
Welle
tor
tne
nve
matches.
A
Wylle
of
the1
auer
risner.
urn.
ana
aiarsnau
Dry
Dock
was
second
with
an
overbad
In
turn
played
the
ball.
In
inje
of
985
and
E.
A.
Smith,
of
the
few
minutes
Marshall
repeated,
c.
N.
IL
Office
Team,
third
with
an
Ooalie
stihech
had
not
a
chance
average
of
97.6.
to
stop
either
or
tneir
goals
be-
.
i
cause
his
ftilbaeks
were
baeklne
in
,
!
on
the
Roal
rather
than
ruthlnx
forward
to
meet
the
ball.
The
Sen-'
lor
forward
line
ably
assisted
by
SCHEDULE
May
2
Borden
vs.
Booth.
May
6
High
vs
Borden.
May
9-BoOth
Vs.
High.
May
lBooth
vs.
Borden.
Ma
16-rBordcn
vs..,1lgh,
Ma'y
2(MUghi7S.,Boqth,,
Illy
23
Borden
vs.
Booth.
May
37
High
vs.
Borden.
May
JO-Booth
vs.
High.
Thurber
(0apt.?,
Hanson;
Me-
'
"
'
"
-
Meekin.
Kahaya.
Clark.
Thomas,
CUSTOMS
REVENUE
Ross.
1st
half;
Comadlna.
2nd
half.
SHOWS
DECREASE
Preliminary
Team
Customs
and
excise
collections
at
Suehlro;
Blake,
Davis;
Miller,
the.port
of
Prince
Rupert
for
the
Church.
Eriekson;
Marshall.
Hill
month
of
April
totalled
$8,277.47
as
Cross
(Capt.);
Welle,
Fisher.
against
116,250.12
In
the
same
;
Linesmen
Domlnato.
Ran.
month
last
year.
Every
month
so
far
Bussanlch.
Comadlno
this
year
has
shown
a
material
de-
4
Referee
-II.
Ollllltnd.
crease
front
last
year.
May
8
Roundhouse
vs.
Station
May
12
Dry
Dock
vs.
Station.
May
16
Station
vs.
Roundhouse.
May
19
Roundhouse
vs.
Drydock.
May
22
Station
vs.
Dry
dock.
May
26
Roundhouse
vs.
Station.
May
29
Drydock
vs.
Roundhouse.
June
2
Drydock
vs.
Station.
Jane
6
Station
vs.
Roundhouse.
June
9
Roundhouse
vs.
Drydock.
June
12-Statlen
v.
Drydoflk.
June
16
Roundhouse
vs.
Station.
June
19
Drydock
v.
Roundhouse.
June
23
Drydock
vs.
Station.
June
26
Station
vs.
Roundhouse.
Stock
Reduction
Our
windows
give
an
idea
uT
values
offered.
All
goods
offered
are
made
by
the
best
Standard
Manufacturers.
Many
Broken
Lines
below
Cost
Final
cuts
on
Suits,
Shirts
Underwear,
Hats,
Caps,
etc.
STEVE
KING
Phone:
Green
85
Third
Avenue
Baseball
Standings
'SOFTBALL
i
SCHEDULE
1:30.
Borden
wih
i
.
plajwr
a
they
l
.
part
of
the
sthrdu:
will
b
picked
trr,r
.Mo;(i.in
(
urrle
Fi-
i
UiirrtJi
Naylor
N
j'-Uate.
Lindsay.
Shrub,
all
O'NelJ!
I;.
will
mis
their
clev'
:
John
Wardroper
Rite
Vancouver
Theli
lm-follows:
N.
Allan.
Saw.
Mlkkelson,
Oonx
z
U
son.
8anturban
.
Iteon.
Ritchie
Spar
June
30
Roundhouse
v.
Drydock.
Donald.
F.
Eby
""SSSl
SPORT
CHAT
The
Junior
FoctDa
:
under
way
tommm.'
and
Booth
team-
ii"
May
1
Station
vs.
Dry
Dock.
fame
the
seconc
May
5
Dry
Dock
vs.
Roundhouse.
,
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The
K.;r..i
Whatever
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Skin
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