PAGE
FOUR.
THE
DAILY
N2V73
Water
Basketball
News
and
Views
of
the
Sport
World
HURLER
IS
'AMERICANS
William
Brass
of
This
City
PHRCHASF-IV1
ARE
REATF.N!
Distinguishes
Himself;
Won
Eddie
Urn-
of
Topeka
Club
.
'Western
League
Goes
to
Yankees
Labor
Day
Dance,
Moose
Hall
9
pjn.
The
peppiest
music
in
town.
Headquarters
for
HARDWARE
Lawn
Mowers
Kitchen
Wares
Mechanics'
Tools
Builders'
Hardware
Paints
&
Oils
Mops
&
Brushes
Stoves
&
Ranges
Lamps
&
Lanterns
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
255
Third
Ave.
Telephone
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Sedan
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7,000
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Several
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One
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Us
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VENING
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ODISH
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VRUYTIIING
NEW
EAL
WOOL
SUITS'
AVEATERS
;
Cor.
3rd.
Ave.
&
2nd.
St.
I
In
Suffer
Keversrs
Yesterday
Championship
Tennis
CeurU
Old
Country
Soccer
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
FIRST
tic
2.
DIVISION
Birmingham.
2:
Arsenal
2.
Chelsea
0;
Huddersfleld
Town
1.
Derby
County
1:
Sheffield
3.
Orimstoy
Town
I:
Newcastle
2.
Leicester
City
4:
Manchester
City
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
FIRST
DIVISION
Aberdeen
1;
Dundee
1.
n
,
17.
of
France,
by
scores
of
6-2,
6-4.
I
Doag
and
George
Lott
lost
the
,
doubles
to
Bragnon
and
Broussos
of
France.
9-7.
and
0-3.
,
Frederick
Perry,
England,
swept
1
to
victory
over
Andre
Merlin
of
France.
6-1
and
6-7.
Lacrosse
and
Not
Football
Called
For
Rough
Play
i
Owing
to
an
error
in
announce-,
menu
during
the
rush
at
the
Fa'r
Office
yesterday,
it
was
stated
that
the
final
game
In
the
native
football
championship
series
had
been
called
because
of
rough
play.
The
fact
is
that
It
was
the
lacrosse
game
and
not
the
football
gam
that
was
called
for
the
reason.
The
football
game
went
tb:
full
time
and
Klncollth
staged
a
three
to
nil
victory
over
Aiyansh.
.
0.
i
Liverpool
2;
Aston
villa
0.
i
Portsmouth
2;
Blackburn
Rov-'
ers
0.
i
Sheffield
Wednesday
7;
Bolton1
Wanderers
I.
Sunderland
2;
Everton
3.
Bromwlch
Albion
4,"
Blackpool
O.j
Westham
United
0;
Middles
brough
2.
ENGLISH
LEAGUE.
SECOND
DIVISION
Bradford
City
0;
Notts
County
2
Burnley
3:
Stoke
City
0.
Bury
2:
Oldham
Athletic
1.
Chesterfield
3;
Charlton
Athle-
Leeds
United
0:
Barnsley
1.
Manchester
United
2;
Swansea
Town
1.
HlUwall
1;
Plymouth
Argyle
3
Nottingham
Forest
2;
Wolver
hampton
Wanderers
0.
Portvale
4;
Bristol
City
2.
Preston
North
End
2;
Southamp
ton
1.
Tottenham
,
Hotspurs
3:
Brad
I
ford
3.
Clyde
2;
Partlck
Thistle
1.
Dundee
United
0;
Cowdenbeath
0.
Falkirk
3:
Aidrleonlans
0.
Hamilton
Academicals.
2;
Motherwell
2.
Kilmarnock
3;
St.
Mirren
0.
Lelth
Athletic
2
Hearts
0.
Morton
5;
Third
Lanark
0.
Queens
Park
3:
Ayr
United
2.
Rangers
0;
Celtic
0.
Small
Gate
At
Soccer
Match
Owing
to
Rain
Paid
admissions
to
the
Ehlbl-
tion
sports
ground
yesterday
for
we
arcunci
Anyux-rance
Kupett
football
match
totalled
125.7!)
,
which
was
not
bad
considering
the
rainy
afternoon.
BASEBALL
CALLED
Tho
heavy
rain
yesterday
afternoon
caused
the
third
game
of
tho
Exhibition
Week
baseball
series
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Hazelton
be
called
ofL
jto
BASEBALL
First
Place
in
Big
Shoot
t
A
wire
received
in
the
city
last
night
announced
that
in
uic
ciiiiniiaLiuu
iuiucm
vHsiernav
in
Montreal
ni
rnp
wichita.
Kansas,
sept
5.-Eddie,
.
Philadelphia,
Sept.
5.
united
j
Canadian
National
Railways
national
rifle
shooting
con-
Herr.sawt
for
the
New
York
Yank,,
States
players
suffered
Thursday
j
test,
William
Brass,
of
this
city,
With
a
COre
of
389
out
from
Topeka,
of
the
Western
League.;
Johnny
Doag,
United
States
It
was
understood
no
other
players
champion,
lost
to
Bernard
Shaw,
were
involved
in
the
deal.
men
from
all
parts
of
the
Dominion.
Eddie
Smith,
who
also
went
to
PLAYOFF
First
Game
to
Break
Three-Way
Tie
for
Second
Half
Scheduled
for
Tomorrow
If
weather
permits,
Old
Empress
and
Elks
will
play
off
tomorrow
to
decide
which
team
will
meet
Sons
of
Canada,
glren
a
bye
in
the
draw,
In
a
final
game
to
determine
the
efty
second
baseball
championship.
If
the
Sons
of
Canada
emerge
the
winners
of
the
play-off
series
they
will
have
won
the
season's
title,
having
captured
first
place
honors.
In
case
either
the
Old
Empress
or
Elks
should
win,
there
will
be
one
sudden
death
play-off
for
the
city
cham
plonshlp.
The
play-off
for
second
halt
hon
ors
has
been
necessitated
by
reason
of
the
fact
that
all
three
teams
in
the
league
tied
in
the
standing.
RAIN
STOPS
TENNIS
YESTERDAY
Rain
yesterday
again
caused
postponement
of
further
play
in
the
city
tennis
championships.
Prospects
do
not
appear
favorable
for
the
plan
of
completing
the
tournament
this
week-end.
C.
N.
TRAIN
Per
the
East-Mondays,
Wednesday
and
Saturdays,
12:30
noon.
From
the
East-Sundays,
Tuesday
and
Thurs
days,
1:30
pan.
v
ADVERTISING
COPY
MUST
BE
IN
EARLY
Copy
for
display
advertise-
ments
should
be
in
the
hands
of
the
printers
not
later
than
B.
F.
Valde
and
Montreal
as
representalves
of
the
lie
of
Toronto,
a
Bisley
man,
third
Prfnw
.Rupert
branch
of
the
Cana-,
twwUy
Canadian
National
dlan
National
Recreation
Associa-
,
,
..
wU1
thoot
"
W,th
Uon.
succeeded
In
betngced
among
the
twenty
shots
who
quali-
lwmi'
Canadian
pacific
represen-
ned.
itatlves,
and
the
big
final
national
In
the
qualifying
shoot,
Headly.
of
'
shoot
for
both
systems
will
be
held
Battle
Creek,
was
second
and
Enis-
tomorrow.
The
New
Hoop
Dive
4;
.
''V
J.
-i--
-
V
CT
jir,
t
."J.-rfr
fj
Miss
Georgia
Coleman,
candidate
for
1932
Olympic
diving
team
In
brand
new
aquatic
number
calied
"hoop
dive."
Object
thereof
is
to
carry
hoop
till
the
carrier
Is
about
ready
to
light
in
water.
LACROSSE
IS
SHORT
Aiyansh
Players
Walked
Oft
Field
Yesterday
After
Play
Had
Been
.In
Progress
Three
Mlnntes
Yesterday
afternoon's
lacrosse
game
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Aiyansh
lasted
only
three
minutes.
After
one
of
the
naUves
had
been
cut
aeross
the
eyes
with
stick
there
arose
an
argument
over
a
goal
fcored
by
Prince
Rupert
and
the
natives
walked
off
the
field,
refusing
to
play
further.
Thereupon
the
game
was
called
and
the
fans
were
returned
their
admission.
Prince
Rupert
won
the
series
by
a
margin
of
four
points.
The
first
game
was
a
six-all
draw.
Prince
Rupert
won
the
second
game,
5
to
2.
adding
the
other
point
yesterday.
VISITORS
ARE
DINED
IANY0X
WON
IN
SOCCER
Scored
Fourth
Straight
Victory
Over
Prince
Kupert
,
Yesierday
I
Anyox
made
It
four
games
straight
when
they
won
the
concluding
match
in
the
football
series
with
Prince
Rupert
last
evening
by
four
goals
to
nil.
The
weather
man
was
in
a
sympathetic
mood
and,
for
a
couple
of
hours
there
was
no
rain,
so
that
there
was
a
good
crowd
of
spectators
who
saw
an
interesting
If
not
very
exciting
game.
Anyox
played
with
the
hill,
and
Watson
early
on
cleared
well.
Bap-;
itm
bftri
Tl
t
A
!'
ft
marl
K&4j4uato
till
i
Morrison
booted
away.
Norrlngton
crossed
a
couple
of
dangerous
cen
tres
and
Kelsey
missed,
a
chance.
Buntaine
followed
up
a
ball
that
seemed
to
be
going
out
and
crossed
I
a
hand
centre
that
Watson
was
un-
j
fortunate
enough
to
turn
past
his-own
goalie
to
give
Anyox
the
first'
goal.
Dickens
had
a
chance,
but1
held
on
too
long.
Then
Webster!
robbed
the
opposing
forwards,
and,
Baptle
again
was
good.
William
was
fast
and
Buntaine
got
away
to
close
in
cn
Smith
and
shot
with'
terrific
forty.
Smith
mads
a
tnleri-
i
did
attempt
to
save
and
got
his
hands
to
the
ball
at
full
length
but
'
the
shot
was
too
powerful
and
Anyox
was
two
goals
up.
"Rupert
at-,
tacked
and
newly
scored
but
the
linesman
gave
the
ball,
which
had
previously
been
out
and
a
goalktck
was
awarded.
1
For
the
greater
part
of
the
second
half
the
play
was
in
the
Anyox
half,
but
Rupert
forwards
were
weak
shots.
Dickens
headed
over
from
Norrington's
centre.
Webster
made
a
clever
run
and
his
powerful
shot
hit
the
bar.
but-$ame
out
with
the
goalie
well
beaten,
a
narrow
escape
'
for
Anyox.
Then
Paptle
had
a
shot
blocked.
Anyox
broke
away,
but
was
ptilled
up
for
offshde.
Currle
went
close
for
Rupert,
and
Colussl
shot
Just
past
when
ho
should
have
scored.
Dickens,
a
moment
late.
shot
weakly
with
only
the
goalkeeper
to
beat.
Anyox
broke
away
fast
and
Buntaine
shot
a
third
goal.
Field
headed
away
in
another
Rupert
attack,
and
then
Horner
ran
out
and
fisted
clear.
Douglas
stopped
an
Anyox
raid
and
then
the
visitors
were
pulled
up
for
a
ques-1
tlonable
offside.
Baptle
again
had
hard
luck
with
a
shot
Dixon
got;
away
and
added
a
fourth
for
Anyox,
j
Full
time
found
Rupert
attacking
but
unable
to
score.
f
Teams:
Anyox:
Horner.
Morrison,
Tay
lor,
Field,
Williams,
Currle,
Buntaine.
McConnachle,
Dixon,
Don
aldson.
Ygleslas.
Prince
Rupert:
J.
Smith.
Watson,
Douglas,
Hadden,
Webster,
Currle,
Kelsey,
Baptle,
Dickens,
Colussl,
Norrlngton.
Referee,
J.
S.
Wilson:
linesmen,
C.
Youngman,.H.
'Dickens,
Del
Rio,
Dyer.
MAKES
PLEA
FOR
FAKMEIl
frontinued
from
Hire
1)
pie
here
what
butter
they
should
use
but
he
knew
the
Skeena
brand
was
as
good
as
any
on
the
market
It
was
not
reworked
like
some
of
the
butters
offered
the
public
.
Naturally,
Mr.
Phillips
said,
he
was
anxious
to
see
big
develop-
jments
in
the
district.
There
were
Prince
Rupert
Football
Association
complaints
that
the
farmers
let
the
Gives
Dinner
for
Smelter
Town
brokers
down;
some
of
these
were
Team
and
Supporters
unfortunately
based
on
truth
but
they
were
How
aiming
for
stan
The
Prince
Rupert
Football
Asso-!
dardlzed
production.
Potatoes
were
elation
was
host
last
night
in
the
being
standardized
and
graded.
A
Commodore
Cafe
at
a
dinner
in
standard
was
being
adopted
for
honor
of
the
Anyox
football
team
pigs.
The
matter
of
grading
pro-
and
supporters,
who
have
been
here
!
ducts
generally
was
being
taken
i
in
connection
with
the
Fair
Week
up
through
the
Institutes
with
;
sports
program.
In
all.
abut
thirty
Rood
results.
le
did
not
think,
persons
were
present.
Prince
Rupert
could
complain
of,
Bert
Morgan,
president
of
the
the
dressed
poultry
being
sent
out.
Prince
Rupert
Football
Association,
i
Timothy
seed
was
being
sold
thli
was
In
the
chair.
Among
the
year
amounting
to
150
tons
at
speakers
were
W.
Watklns,
manager
from
9
to
11
cents
a
pound.
The
of
the
Anyox
eleven;
Danny
Mor-;
cleaning
plants
provided
by
the,
rlson.
captain;
Art
Field,
secretary,
,
provincial
government
had
made
and
Mr.
Powell,
also
of
the
smelter
this
possible.
!
town.
Mr.
Phillips
made
a
plea
for
the'
The
visitors
expressed
their
ap-
use
of
Bulkley
Valley
coal,
a
coal
preclation
of
the
fine
reception
and
that
lasted
loneer
and
nave
more
3
pin.
the
day
prior
to
publi-
courteous
treatment
that
had
been
heat
than
many
others.
The
vat-
cation.
This
is
necessary
to
en-
,
extended
them
here.
Naturally
ley
was
not
getting
the
hay
mar-
able
best
puslllong
to
be
se-
enough,
they
were
elated
at
having
ket
it
should.
A
marketing
bureau
cured.
jmade
a
clean
sweep
of
the
series
was
suggested
at
Prince
Rupert.'
wlth
Prince
Kupert.
whlls
he
realized
that
the
farmers!
Aquatic
basketball
makes
its
appearance.
The
game
i.
g.
.
,ur!l
like
water
polo,
excepting
that
the
goals
are
like
those
w
t,
tc'baa
and
must
be
thrown
from
the
water,
a
trick
that
require-
.,
iiu,
.
.
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CHINA
Teapots,
Sugars
and
Cream
Ap
vL
per
set
cT.aml
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1
5c,
20c,
25c
Fupfromp9."d
Sni!ccrs
65c,
75c,
85c
52-Piece
Wedgewood
Dinner
Set
50
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385
of
the
interior
must
be
prepared
to
meet
outside
competition
he
asked
that
Prince
Rupert
wherever
possible
buy
from
the
farm-els
of
the
interior
and
the
interior
people
would
buy
in
Prince
Rupert.
A
vote
of
thanks
to
Mr.
Phil-lips
was
passed
by
the
Chamber.
Rev.
G.
H.
Raley.
p.
p
'
w
Coqualeetza
Institute.
ed
by
the
Cardena
ia.st
:"-'
'
his
return
south
after
having
ff
the
better
part
of
the
P'
V"
In
the
city
and
district
M;
j
look
south
with
him
a
numb'
native
children
who
will
mlcI
v
I
Institute.