TOGE
FOTJtt
LEGION
WON
AT
SOCCER
Score
of
Four
to
One
in
Mobley
Cup
League
Game
Last
Night
The
Legion
took
the
Regiment
football
team
Into
camp
last
evening
in
the
regular
Mobley
Cup
league
fixture
winning
by
fou.
goals
to
one.
Legion
won
the
tosa
but
the
Regiment
playing
uphill
were
soon
attacking
and
Smith
had
to
.save
from
Fong
and
Colusai.
Bap
tie
gut
away
and
Laldler
brought
off
a
fine
save
from
his
shot.
The
Regi
ment
again
took
up
the
attack
and
Norrington
crossed
a
dangerous
centre
but
Jack
cleared.
The
Regiment
inside
forwards
wera.holding
the
ball'
too
close
and
the
Legion
'
defence
were
equal
to
all
demands.
From
a
corner
kick
Fong
headed
Just
past.
The
Legion
now
held
the
balance
of
play
and
Baptle
and
J.
Murray
were
clever
and
dangerous.
Laldler
brought
off
a
fine
save
from
Baptie
at
the
expense
of
a
corner.
Woodside
took
the
kick
and
when
the
ball
was
cleared
he
lobbed
it
back
Into
goal
where
W.
Murray
headed
the
first
goal
for
the
Legion.
DeJong,'
WIngham
and
-Edgecumbe
kept
feeding
their
forwards
but
Hadden,
Skinner
and
Jack
prevented
much
shooting
and
halftlme
found
the
Legion
leading)
one
goal
to
nil.
The
Regiment
now
had
the
hill
In
their
favor
and
Coluwl
and
Norrington
made
ground
but
Bussan-ich
cleared.
Wilson
lost
a
good
chance
and
Edgecumbe
shot
just
wide.
Baptle
got
away
again
and
his
shot
beat
Laldler
to
put
the
Legion
two
goals
up.
W.
Murray
nude
headway
but
Watson
cleared.
Thur-b'er
stopped
J.
Murray
and
then
Woodside
forced
a
corner,
after
ap
parently
handling
the
ball
right
and
Smith
saved
well
twice.
Auto
and
Truck
Engin
es
10
to
CO
Horse
Power,
Suitable
for
Marine
or
Stationary
Use.
Batteries
and
Generators.
Lowest
Prires,
Write
for
In
formation.
VANCOUVER
AUTO
WKECKING
CO.
1219
Granville
SU
Vancouver
Branch
Yard
at
330
Second
Ave.
East
1
Enjoying
S
aside
-
!
This
young
lady
with
the
big
straw
hat
Is
enjoying
respite
from
heat
wave
at
Chiswick.
England.
could
not
score.
J.
Murray
got
through
and
beat
Laldler
with
a
fine
cross-shot
and
then
Baptie
hit
the
crossbar
but
the
ball
was
-csambled
away.
Full
time
came
with
the
Legion
winning
by
four1
goals
to
one.
Regiment
Laldler;
Watson,
Thurber;
Edgecumbe,
DeJong.
Wingham;
Wilson,
Lyons,
Fong,
Co-Uusi,
Norrington.
j
Legion
J.
Smith;
Skinner,
Jacks
Bussanlch,
Hadden,
Woods;
Wood-tide,
J.
Murray,
Baptle,
Ersklne,
W,
Murray.
Referee,
J.
Thompson
linesmen,
j
C.
Barker,
0.
Blak.
Mark
of
Respect
Prior
to
the
start
of
the
game
the
teams
lined
up
in
centre
field
and
From
wittl
t-b
numbesa
of
the
executive
the
kick
W.
Murray
gave
Laldler
noani
spectators
stood
in
silence
as
a
bhance
with
a
header
and
the
Le
glon
were
three
goals
up.
The
Regiment
were
doing
the
major
part
of
the
pressing
but
they
were
slow
to
shoot.
Following
a
scramble
Lyons
at
last
gave
them
their
first
goal
Then
another
(hot
bit
the
up
mark
of
respect
to
the
late
Harvey
Fraeer.
Norrington's
corn
were
cleared
learn
that
square
passes
make
no
with
difficulty
but
the
Regiment
I
headway.
A
pass
ahead
and
a
!
quick
shot
is
what
gets
goals.
Lald-
HEADACHES
Needles
pains
like
headaches
are
quickly
relieved
by
Aspirin
tablets
as
millions
of
people
know.
And
no
nutter
how
suddenly
a
headache
may
come
upon
you,
jou
can
always
be
prepared
Carry
the
pocket
tin
of
Aspirin
tablets
with
you.
Keep
the
larger
size
at
home.
Read
the
proven
directions
for
pain,
headaches,
neuralgia,
etc.
Made
in
Canada
Rupert
Motors
Garage
and
Service
Station
Tires,
Parts,
Accessories
Phone
566
(Night
Calls:
Phone
161
1
Distributors
of
DODGE
CARS
and
TRUCKS
jler
brought
off
several
splendid
Oolussl
again
turned
in
a
fine
game.
Lyons
was
good
and
got
the
goal
but
Fong
still'
lacks
that
ability
to
shoot
quickly.
He
Is
clever.
Wilson
was
weak.
Johnston
Smith
kepi
a
tine
goal
and
Jack
and
Skinner
gave
nothing
second
half.
Hadden
was
clever
and
Bob.
Woods
wa
a
good
speller.
Bus-
'
tnntrh
oma
a
iuflil
hnlf
thou
oh
11
n
against
the
beat
wing.
Baptie
and
J.
Murray
supplied
the
danger
In
the
forward
line.
Both
got
away
J.
Murray
again
pulled
off
one
of
his
handballs
to
get
the
ball
under
control.
Such
tactics
reflect
no
credit
on
the
player
and
do
the
team
no
good.
Why
do
It?
There
was
a
good
sized
crowd
in
attendance
who,
were
treated
to
an
Interesting
exhibition
ef
football,
Big
League
Scores
National
Leatue
Philadelphia
4,
Pittsburg.
1.
Boston
0,
Cincinnati
5.
New
York
7.
Chicago
6.
Brooklyn
4,
St.
LouU
1.
American
League
Cleveland
2,
New-York
1.
St.
Louis
0,
Boston
2.
Detroit
3,
Philadelphia
6.
Chicago
7,
Washington
12.
PROGRAM
OF
course
BIG
GAMES
Next
Year.
to.
be-
Outstanding
Sport
Event
of-
the
Worfd
LOS-
ANGELES,
California,
July
18--The
final
and
complete-
pro
gram
of
the-
games
of
the
tenth
Olympiad,
to
be
celebrated
in
this
city
from
July
30
to
August
14,
inclusive,
1932,
has
been
announced
by
the
Organizing
Committee
fo;
the
Games.
The
opening
ceremony
will
bs
held
in
Olympic
Stadium
on
Satur-
lay.
July
30.
1932.
at
2-
pjn.
President
Herbert
Hoover
of
the
Unite!
States,
will
be
officially
invited
to
open
the
games.
During
the
open
!ng
ceremony,
the
parade
of
na
'ions
will
take
place,
with
athlete
representing
35
countries,
led
by
'heir
respective-
national
flags
marching
past
the
Tribune
o'
Honor
The
Olympic
flag
will
b'
aised.
the
Olympic
torch
lighte-1
nd
one
athelete
will
take
the
Olympic
oath-
for
the
teams
of
al'
oarticipating
countries.
The
irames
wi)''
continue
for
IP
day-
and-
nights
In
9
stadiums,
au
'Itoriwns
and
water
courses.
There
ill
be
133
distinct
sports
programs
representing
15
branches
o
'rwrty.
The
programs
will
be
given
'n
the
following
places:
Olympic
Stadium
Ooenln?
Cer--monv
Jtilv
30:
Track
and
Field
Athletics.
July
31
to
August
7
'r-lujtfv.
FMrt
Hoekev
Seml-Fl
rials
and
Finals.
August
8
and
I1
International
Demonstration
Ln-
rtusse.
August
i.
ana
12.
uym-1
nasties.
August
8
to
12.
Inclusive
I
x-questrtan
jumping
Events.
An
13
and
14.
National
Demonstration
'American
Footba.'l)
August
ft
Closing
Ceremony.
August
14.
Olympic
Swim
Stadium
Swlm-
prtnfttifiJvlnK
.and;,
Water
Polo,
ja
The
game
was
an
Interesting
onepfottf
0lo,.13flncluslve
all
the
way
through
with
the
Regiment
having
rather
the
better
of
the
game
territorially
but
falling
in
thoeting.
The
inside
forwardj
played
nice
football
but
they
should
Olymnlc
Fencing
Pavilion
Fen-
efng.
July
31
to
August
13.
inclu
slve.
Olympic
Auditorium
Weleht-
MfHn
Jiilv
?rt
nd
31
WrsHln3
August
1
to
"7.
Inclusive.
Boxing
A"ust
P-
to
l.V
inclusive.
Rose
Bowl
Stadium
(Pasadena
Track
Cvcllnir.
Aueust
1
to
3.
In
.
-
.
i
rrl-.
.
1
.
J
I
'
saves,
wtttson
auu
inuiuri
piayru
J
riilve
well
at
back
but
in
tne
seeona
nau
they
got
little
support
flora
DeJong
who
lay
too
far
up
the
field.
At
that
DeJong
played
a
fine
game.
Wlngham
seems
to
have
found
bis
proper
place
at
left
half.
Edgecumbe
get
annoyed
at
W.
Murray
holding
him
by
the
sweater
but
soon
settled
down
to
his
usual
strong
game.
Norrington
took,
many
corners
and
was
speedy
and
aways
dangerous.
Pivtrrs
"ojintrv
Cub
SantJ
MvMeiOirndestrlan
Sports.
August
10
to
11.
Long
Beach
Marine
Stadium-Rowing,
August
9
to
13.
Inclusive.
'pRRvv.ai
.
tTud
Hler.tedP-
o'n1'
Ynhtlp
Course
(L-xm1m
Harbor
August
5
to
12
Inclusive.
The
Marathon
will
be
held
on
A'wnst
7.
ovr
conrs
whlr
tarts
and
finishes
in
Olympic
Stadium.
Preliminary
field
hockey
gamM
will
be
held
August
1
to
6.
inclusive
In
stadiums
near
Olympic
Stadium
The
road
cycling
race
will
be
awaj
thouah
severely
taxed
in
the.h'w
Aust
over
an
excelled
The
Pentathlon
wUl
be
held
An-ust
2
to
6.
Inclusive,
with
the
eouestrian.
fencing.
shootlntr
wimmlng
and
cross-country
events
held
In
various
stadiums,
pavilion
with
teetles
that
are
not
football
i
and
courses.'
however,
and
such
may
spoil
their
I
Shooting
will
be
held
August
12
chances
far
being
selected
on
a
re-j
and
13.
presentatlve
team.
Baptle
Is
the
I
The
Olympic
Fine
Arts
competl-best
centre
In
town.
W.
Murray
got
!t
Ions
and
exhibit
will
be
held
In
two
good
goals
with
his
bead
but
'
Olympic
Fine
Arts
Museum
con-Woodside
was
not
very
dangerous.
I
tlnuously
during
the
18
days
and
The
referring
was
somewhat
be-
nights
the
sports
programs
are
in
low
standard
and
some
of
the
ex-'
progress.
perienced
players
took
advantage.
Baseball
Standings
National
League
w.
St.
LouU
53
the
game
being
keenly
fought
out
;
yew
xotk
45
to
the
very
end.
Chicago
u
46
Drooklyn
47
Boston
42
Pittsburg
35
Philadelphia
J8
Cincinnati
29
L.
33.
35
37
38
41
46
49.
54
Pet.
.618
American
League
W.
L.
Pet.
Philadelphia
-.60i
26
(Washington
.54
32
New
York
45
34
(Cleveland
41
40
ISt.
Louis
39
45
Detroit
.'
32
52
Chicago
30
51
Boston
30
51
THE
DAILY
NEWS
NAVY
BOYS
WINNERS
AT
SOFTBALL
In
last
night's
game
between
th
;
C.N.V.R.
and
Biological
Board
the
navy
boys
took
the
long
end
of
it
the
score
being
13
to
11.
It
was
a
good
game
all
the
way
I
through,
the
navy
boys
having
"a
nice
margin
all
the
way
until
th?;
Tenth
Olympiad,
at
Los
Angeles
.'ast
inning
when
the
Kientifla
men1
showed
their
stuff
and
co'leTtPd
i
runs.
Bedford
for
the
biological
j
station
connected
with
one
and
prtf
it
up
on
th?
hill
somewhere
around;
the
Rupert
Hotel,
for
the
longest
hit
of
the
year.
Batteries
R.C.N.V.R.
Pitcher
and
t-csoi
Opposing
team,
Brockleyby
and
Black.
There
will
be
a
game
Sunday
night
between
C.N.R.A.
and
Rupert
All
Stars.
W.
Held
pn
behalf
of
the
Cana-'Jationrl
Rv.
bov
l-nrs
a
fha1-'enge
ta
play
one
game
of
softbad
and.
one
game
of
baseball
against
any
bali
team
team
in
the
C1W
League.
Softball
to
be
played,
at
C.N.R.
Pafk
and
baseball
on
Acropolis
HUL
Let
us
hear
from
the
city,
baseballers.
WINNERS
IN
TENNIS
CLUB
TOURNAMENT
The
following
tournament
games
were
played
"yesterday
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
Club's
courts:
Men's
Singles
W.
Mitchell
won
from
S.
Darton,
7-5,
6-3.
F.
E.
Robertson
won
from
E.
Wilding,
6-4,
6-4.
H.
Macdonald
won
from
J.
Far-
quhar,
6-2,
10-8.
V.
Moore
.won
from
J.
McAfee.
1-6.
108,
6-1.
F.
RtueelLwon
from
H.
Heilbron-jr,
6-1,
6-3.
Col.
NlchoJls
vs.
J.
N.
Hinton,
called
in
the
third
set
at
6-0.
LSdies
Singles
Miss
I.
Mitchell
won
from
Miss
fean
Robertson,
6-1.
6-3.
Miss
F.
Smith
won
from
Miss
P.
Cameron,
6-2,
0-0.
SPORT
CHAT
Baseball
players
and
fans
wlK
eel
keenly
the
loss
to
their
sport
v:
well,
as
to
the
cltv
generally.
In
the
tragic
death
of
Harvey
Fravr
No-
one
realised
that
anything
ally
frlou'?
had
hnpenei
wheu
lhe
unfortunate
man
collaosed
oni
he
fle'd
when
watching
his
own
team
get
near
to
victory.
Had
they
,
"tnown
thpy
would
not
have
con-1
'nued
the
game.
As
It
was
they1
olayed
through
to
the
end
and!
Harvey's
team
won.
I
Harvey
Fvaser
was
a
good
sport
'
He
could
win
or
lose
with
equal!
good
humor.
Ills
happy
disposition
j
kept
everyone
else
happy
and
he;
wa
always
ready
to
bandy
words
with
anyone
and
could
do
so
with-:
out
losing
hi
temper.
A
few
more
such
men
would
raise
the
tone
of
the
game
here
and
elsewhere.
!
BASEBALL
The
City
Baseball
League
schedule
for
the
second
half
of
the
season
is
announced
as
follows:
j
Sons.
July
20
Native
Sons
vs.
Elks.
July
23
Elks
vs.
Old
Empress.
j
July
27
Native
Sons
vs.
Old
Empress.
'
July
3C
-Elk
vs.
Native
Sons.
Aug.
3
Old
Empress
vs.
Elks.
Aug.
6
Old
Empress
vs.
Native
Sons.
Aug.
10
Native
Sons
vs.
Elks.
Aug.
13
Elks
vs.
Old
Empress.
Aug.
17:
Native
Sons
vs.
Old
Em-
.562
Press.
55
Aug.
20
Elk
vs.
Native
Sons
.554
Aug.
24
Old
Empress
vs.
Elks.
.500
The
scheduled
game
on
July
23,
,432
Elks
vs.
Old
Empress
Is
to
be
a
be-
'424
nefit
game
for
Eddie
Smith,
who
j47
was
injured
in
the
Ketchikan
series.
BIG
SiX
STANDING
.698
629
O.
AB
R.
II.
Pet.
.570
Stephens
E
6
24
4
9
.375
.508
Howe
E
4
16
.485
,
Arseneau
O.E.
.6
25
.381
1
Harold
E.
5
21
.370
Nelson
O.E.
8
28
.370
1
J.
Comadlna
S.
8
24
0
.375
9
.300
7
.333
0
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TESTED
.
NEWSPAPER
MAN
'
am
a
newpaprr
man
and,
likt
the
majority
vj
f,
$mokt
Turret
ftlpt
tobacco.
Why
ihouUln't
IT
With
a
ntory
to
catch
th
ttrtrt
edition;
barely
ajctt
minute
to
fo
till
'deadline',
thef
t
tut
ISc.
and
20c.
packaget
alto
in.
Impound
tcretc-top.
tint.
time
to
fun
villi
a
i'm
.
.
.
and
uith
Turret
pipe
toltacco
one
m(rh
It
enough
or
the
;wnI.
It
giret
a
cool
littering
intake,
that
hetpi
a
speeding
brain
put
punch
In
a
ttory,
and
ttradf
pipe
enjoyment
doun
to
the
uat
tiny
golden
thread
.
.
.
I
like
that
about
Turret
pipe
tobaccof
alto.
It
ti
at
economical
at
It
I
popular.
i6
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Prince
Rupert
The
Fair
Board
is
anxious
to
encourage
residents
in
the
districts
around
Prince
Rupert
to
bring
their
beet
to
the
FALL
FAIR
Which
will
be
held
the
FIRST
WEEK
IN
SEPTEMBER
Local
residents
believe
that
they
can
grow
flowers
bettor
than
any
place
within
two
hundred
miles.
Can
they?
The
Fair
Board
would
like
to
have
the
districts
pit
their
horticultural
skill
against
the
Prince
Rupert
Flower
Society
and
see
if
they
cannot
wrest
away
some
of
the
prizes
especially
that
for
the
best
floral
display.
'
A
cordial
invitation
is
extended
to
all
to
compete.
Further
information
can
be
obteained
from
Secretary
W.
D.
Vance
or
from
The
Daily
News,
Prince
Rupert,
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