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BEATEN
New
Yorkers
Lost
First
Game
to
Boston
in
15
Innings
NEW
YORK,
April
20:
The
New
York
Yankees
lost
their
first
base-hn'll
nmc
of
thp
xpntnr.
on
Satur
day.
afternoonput
not
until
alter!
they
had
forced
the
Boston
Red
Sox
into
the
fifteenth
inning
for,
the
winning
run
in
a
5
to
2
score:
It
was
the
longest
game
so
far
this
season
in
the
Big
Leagues.
Boston
Braves
and
Bt.
Louis
Car-
j
dlnals
continued
their
supremacy;
in
the
National
League,
the
former
1
scoring
another
easy
8
to
1
verdict
over
the
luckless
Brooklyn
Robins,
who
have
not
yet
won
a
game
this
i
season
while
the
Cards
downed
Chi-,
cago
Cubs.
Saturday's
scores:
National
League
Boston
8,
Brooklyn
3.
Pittsburg
9,
Cincinnati
0.
New
York
7,
Philadelphia
1.
St.
Louis
7,
Chicago
5.
American
League
Washington
2,
Philadelphia
1,
Cleveland
11,
Chicago
2.
Boston
t.
New
York
2.
8t.
Louie
7.
Detroit
3.
SUNDAY
SCORES
National
League
New
York
9,
Boston
2.
Philadelphia
6,
Brooklyn
4.
St.
Louis
1,
Chicago
4.
Pittsburg
5.
Cincinnati
1.
American
League
Philadelphia
3.
New
York
2.
Detroit
7,
Cleveland
2.
Boston
0,
Washington
8.
Chfeago
12,
St.
Louis
's:
PACIFIC
COAST
LEAGUE
Saturday
Scores
Seattle,
10:
Sacramento,
4,
Missions,
12;
San
Francisco,
2.
Los
Angeles,
1;
Hollywood.
2:
Portland,
2;
Oakland,
0.
Baseball
Standings
National
League
W.
L.
Pet.
St.
Louis
4
1
.800
Boston
4
1
'
MO
New
Yark
4
1
.800
Cnleao
4
2
.667
Pittsburg
......
3
3
.500
Philadelphia
2
3
.400
Cincinnati
0
5
.000
Brooklyn
0
5
.000,
American
League
w.
l.
vet.
Washington
4
1
.800
New
York
.
3
2
.600
Bt.
Louis
i
2
.600
Cleveland
3
2
.600
Chicago
2
3
.400
Philadelphia
2
3
.400
Detroit
2
3
.400
Boston
1
4
200
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MAKE
"THE
MOST
CRREFULTOILET
OFftNY-
CLASS
OF
ANIMALS
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ARE
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"
CAREFUL.
BLEND
OF
RLL
TruTT
IS
FINEST
IK
TOBUCCOS
4
t
Help
Gundcricn
and
Win
a
Priie
Send
In
your
interesting
fact
today.
It
Be
not
necessarily
rrf
rr
to
tobacco.
For
evf
ry
f
art
we
tiae
w
will
trad
yoa
apack-ape
of
to
Ilurkinchaaa
Cigirettri.
Give
rtfrrence
ith;)rour
fact
If
fetrmtinc
enough
Mr.
Cundersca
trill
cartuod
It
adj
you
will
receive
the
complimentary
pack
age
of
Burkingbatnt,
Canada's
tnott
popu
larllcadnl
cigarette.
Uackiagtiamaareall
that
it
f
reaU,
cool
and
mild
Uend
of
all
that
it
finrit
in
tobacco,
packed
for
your
pleaiure
ami
enjoytac
nt,
Address
joor
facl
to
tleorje
Gnndersen,
Dept.
I,
Tuckrtt
Tobacco
Co.
Limited,
Hamilton.
Sl
of
"Do
You
Know"CsrWs
For
ten
cestt
ia
stampa
we
will
send
you
s
set
of
"Do
You
Know"
cardt
sixty
interesting
abjecti
printed
in
color
with
full
drtcriplion
(iUe
of
card
a
Ijf.')
or
for
twenty
cents
we
will
include
cardi
and
also
aa
albumin
mlkh
tlt
cardt
(saa
te
pUceJ
U)
fire
a
WMuplcU
colleOWa
ia
permaseBt
lorn.
She
Made
Babe
Ruth
Miss
"V
'BASEBALL
Miss
Jack
Mitchell
H-yeai-oln
baseball
pi.r.-t.
has
signed
contract
with
chattauooK..
L..okcuti
n.
iKir:'
n-:
first
femak'
hurler
in
Clas.-
A
baseball
Miss
Mitch"!:
southpaw,
recently
in
a
game
pitcher,
a-unst
Babe
Ruth
and
made
him
miss.
President
Hoover
Is
Lucky
Angler
Caught
Twenty
Fine
Mountain
Trout
at
His
Virginia
Camp
on
Saturday
NORFOLK.
Virginia.
April
20:
President
Herbert
Hoover
had
ex
cellent
luck
in
angling
at
the
weekend
at
his
Virginia
camp.
He
caught
20
fine
mountain
trout.
ATHLETE
IS
DEAD
Lawrence
Everett
Falls
From
Bicycle
in
Victoria
and
Breaks
His
Neck
VICTORA.
April
:
Believed
to
have
been
seised
with
a
heart
attack,
Lawrence
Everett,
well
known
athlete,
fen
from
a
bicycle
on
Quad
ra
Street
yesterday
afternoon
and
broke
his
neck.
Death
was
Tlie
western
air
mal!"ls
most
In
danger
of
crashing
at
Ottawa
John
Van
Ryn
Wins
Tennis
Took
Final
in
North
and
South
Tournament
at
Pinehurst
Yes
te.rday
Also
News
nJ:
Doubles
PINBIIUR8T,
North
Carolina.
April
20
John
Van
Ryn
off
Philadelphia
won
the
final
of
the
men's
single
matches
of
the
North
and
South
tennis
tournament
here
yesterday.
Van
Ryn
made
a
clean
sweep
of
events
when
with
Frank
H.
Shields
as
partner,
he
won
the
men's
doubles
also.
ROCKET
FLIGHT
New
..Method
df,
Crossing
Atlantic
Ocean
ts
Heine
Planned
BBRLIN.
AtU
The
latest,
i
trans-Atlantic
crossing
plan
Is
a
rci'.et
i:.Kht
The
projected
flight
would
be
from
Perlm
to
New
York
;
via
Pari.-.
,
-
Rock.M
linx'rts
.a
Naw
YorkTfad
Paris
In
addition
to
Berlin
are
Gordon
Colberg
(
right'
and
mechanic.
Andy
Bernazzanl
Heft,
In
outboard
motorboat
TNT
In
which
they
clipped
full
hour
off
record
time
for
Stockton
to
8an
Francisco
outboard
race,
which
13
longest
outboard
classic
in
United
States
They
covered
08-mili
courv
in
2
ii
to
OPENING
l
First
Game
of
Season
to
Be
Played
i
In
Seattle
Tomorrow
1
SEATTLE,
April
20:
The
Pacific
'
Coast
Baseball
League
opens
as
far
as
Beattle
is
concerned
tomorrow
,
when
the
Seattle
Indians,
back
from
their
first
tour
south
on
which
they
did
not
fare
so
well,
have
their
first
stand
of
the
year
at
home
with
.
the
Missions
as
their
opponents
I
Governor
Roland
H.
Hartley
wili
j
throw
the
opening
ball.
"Dutch'
Reuther
will
be
In
the
box.
The
home
town
has
great
hopes
that
Its
Indians
will
make
a
good
showing
this
year
in
the
league
under
the
leadership
of
Ernie
Johnson,
the
team's
manager
and
second
baseman.
The
team,
which
finished
in
fifth
place
last
year,
has
been
considerably
strengthened
since
1930
but
still
consists
80&
of
play-'
ers
under
25
years
old.
'
Hollywood
will
play
here
after
the
Missions
series
WILL
ROW
;
ON
HUDSON
University
of
Washington
Decides
to
Send
Freshman
Eight
!
'East
In
June
SEATTLE,
April
30:
University
of
Washington
will
be
represented
,
with
a
sculling
crew
at
the
national
collegiate
meet
on
the
JIudson
River
at
Poughkeepsle
on
June
16,
It
has
been
decided
by
the
faculty
athletic
committee.'
The
Freshmen's
eight,
which
made
sucha
fine
showing
against
University
of
California
recently
at
Oakland,
was
chosen
to
go
east.
Nine
of
the
speediest
coltegiau
crews
In
the
United
States
will
participate
Mn
the
race.
Balagrio
Wins
Over
Mitchell
Decisive
Score
Yesterday
in
Semi-Final
of
City
Individual
Billiard
Championship
C.
P.
Balagno
defeated
WUltam
i
I
Mitchell
by
the
decisive
score
of
500
to
203
yesterday
in
the
semi-final
of
the
city
individual
billiard
championships.
Balagno's
high
break,
j
the
highest
so
far
In
the
competition,
was
47
while
Mitchell
ran
as
high
as
20.
The
former's
average
per
Inning
was
4.58
and
the
laus.
2.4.
Time
of
the
game
was
two
,
hours,
ten
minutes.
Referees
were
Smith
and
Brown
while
L.
R.
Rabbe
was
marker.
i
The
second
of
the
semi-finals
will
;
I
take
place
tomorrow
evening
be-itween
Don
Brown
and
A.
A.
Beaten.
PLANE
HERE
;
AT
WEEK-END
Party
From
Ketchikan
on
Hoard
I
llonoplane
Sitka
I
Bringing
down
parly
of
five
Ketchikan
persons
who
spent
overnight
in
town,
the
Alaska-Washington
Airways
monoplane
Sitka
arrived
here
at
5:30
Saturday
evening
from
the
north,
leaving
about
1C:3U
yesterday
morning
on
hci
return
to
Ketchikan.
The
Sitka
was
piloted
by
E.
A.
Meyrlng.
crack
Alaska-Washington
flyer,
and
the
engineer
was
Prank
jWadman
well
known
here
through
I
his
participation
in
the
Henahan
i
search
during
.the
winter.
On
board
the
plane,
besides
pilot
and
air
engineer,
were
Mrs.
Meyrlng.
wife
of
the
pilot,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
8.
Conover
jr.,
Miss
Frances
Conover
and
Larry
Parks,
the
last-mentioned
being
Alaska
manager
of
the
Alaska-Washington
AlrWayt.
Louis
Smitfi'to
Study
Medicine
In
Old
Country
.
Louis
F
Smith
is
severing
his
connection
with
Ihe
Fisheries
Ex
perimental
station
and
will
take
up
the
study
of
medicine
at
the
University
of
Edinburgh.
He
will
finish
his
duties
here
in
about
three
months
time.
South
Seas
Cruise
Bound
on
twi.-yaar
cruise
Into
south
sea,
the
trim
little
schooner.
Northern
Light
sails
from
the
Golden
Gate.
San
Francisco.
Her
"master!'
will
be
only
woman
on
board
Mrs.
Joyce
Borden
Zlatko
Balokovtc,
wife
of
noted
concert
violinist.
DAMAGE
BY
BIG
STORM
ci.t.i
,
I,
-
c.
..-
1
i..
Which
Swept
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Recently
SKIDBGATE.
April
:
Sktde-
I
gate
also
sustained
considerable
da-
Image
In
the
big
storm
whteh
recently
swept
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
The
tempest
struck
hardest
at
midnight
and
with
it
came
the
highest
tide
ever
known
on
the
Islands.
The
cltisens
of
Queen
Charlotte
City,
who
had
their
year's
wood
piled
up
on
the
shore
above
i
the
usual
high
water
mark,
had
it
all
washed
away.
J.
Munro
woke
up
the
next
morning
to
find
his
place
j
virtually
burled
in
wood
that
had
!
been
washed'
away
from
other
plaices.
Cars
tunning
on
the
Pattullo
Highway
between
Queen
Charlotte
era
bn
tha
procreaa
ANEW
of
Canadian
lnduntry
was
hailod
whii
the
one-mllllenlh
Ford
eat
to
b
mad
In
Caaada
cam
off
tha
final
aaaembly
line
at
the
Gaat
Windsor
plant
of
th
Ford
Uotor
Company
of
Canada,
UmtUd.
Tha
oeaihn
waa
climated
when
Mjyallaee
H.
Campbell,
presidents
wpunV'hed
the
serial
number
'llOAU.Ooo.OW"
into
tl
entlae
biock'and
then
drove
Ihe
car
off
the
final
assembly
line
The
event
u
witnessed
by
of
flelals
and
veteran
employee
of
the
company.
The
ear
1
now
touring
the
eastern
provinces
where
It
Is
being
viewed
by
thousands.
In
a
statement
following-
the
ceremony,
Mr.
Campbell
emphasised
the
eoonomle
benefits
whUh
bad
accrued
to
Canada
aa
a
result
f
the
growth
ef
the
Ford
company.
He
pointed
oat
that
the
oompany
openl
In
Canada
during
the
last
ten
years
almost
S300
000,000.
V:UXD
;
-
tin
ani
Siienii
ertLij
..i
NO
matter
how
exjert
a
driver
you
may
be,
MrLaugliUn-Iluirk's
Silent
Syiicro-Mejh
transmission
enables
you
to
shift
gears
more
quickly,
iimrr
easily
ami
more
quietly,
for
the
gears
will
not
clash.
Driving
is
safer,
too,
for
when
the
tiretl
arise
you
ran
shift
from
high
to
second
prar
instantly.
As
a
feature
of
all
MeLaughtin.IIuirk
Straight
Eights,
lite
Silent
SyucrixAIesh
transniiwion
is
making
better
drivers
of
fine-car
owners
-of
more
than
50
out
of
every
1011
motorists
who
buy
eights
in
iMrLaughlinUuick'e
price
range.
Twenty
luxurious
models,
from
$
1,290
to
42,900,
at
fuctory,
Osliawa.
The
advantages
of
the
6
MAC
deferred
navmrnt
plan,
and
the
protection
of
the
General
.Motor
Owner
Ser.
vice
Policy
are
available
to
every
purchaser.
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thrir
popultriir,
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FUIDAY
N1UITT
ON
"CANADA
ON
I'ARADI
City
and
Skidegstte
Mission
had
;
the
former
mission
waves
almost
washing
over
them
Oh
ver
which
had
n
r.
and
at
times
it
looked
like
,thy
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chased
by
Capt
P
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might-be
washed
1g)U
off
tlte
road,
it
was
the
most
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damage
was
done
to
,
experienced
on
tin
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