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I
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Prince
Rupert
Players
Assigned
to
Positions
For
Series
With
Ketchikan
The
folloring
line-up
for
Prince
Rupert
in
the
first
game
of
the
;
forthcoming
series
of
baseball
j
games
against
Ketchikan
is
announced:
catcher,
J.
Roberts;
pit-'
chers,
Bill
Lambie
and
Jack
Nelson;
i
first
base,
Bill
Mitchell;
second
base,
,
E.
Smith;
shortstop,
B.
Wendle;
j
third
base,
Stan
Moran;
left
field,
I
Jimmy
Parquhar;
centre
field,
Fiank
Kenny;
right
field,
George
Howe:
spares,
Doug
Frizzell;
Bob
1
Stalker,
BUI
Stone
and
Scoop
Bury.
Alex
Mitchell
has
spiked
his
foot
and
will
be
unable
to
play
in
the
series.
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Thirteen
In
How
!
Rain
Stops
National
Lrafue
Games
DETROIT,
May
22:
The
Phila
delphia
Athletics
defeated
Detroit
Tigers
yesterday
to
score
their
thirteenth
straight
victory.
All
National
League
games
had
to
be
postponed
on
account
of
rain.
Yesterday's
scores:
American
League
New
York
7,
Cleveland
6.
St.
Louis
2,
Boston
1.
Philadelphia
12,
Detroit
5.
Washington
4,
Chicago
2.
Baseball
Standings
National
League
w.
St.
Louis
,....18
New
York
18
Boston
.....16
Chicago
13
Philadelphia
13
Pittsburg
13
Brooklyn
12
Cincinnati
6
1
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New
York
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MONTREAL,
May
,22:-Frank
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of
United
States,
defeated
""'
(Dr.
Jack
Wright
of
Canada
here
'
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yesterday
hi
the
first
game
of
the
,au
;
Davis
Cup
zone
play.
The
score
was
8-6,
6-2,
6-2.
Canada,
however,
broke
even
with
the
United
States
when
Marcel
Ralnvllle
of
Canada
defeated
Sid
ney
Wood
of
the
United
States
4-6,
6-4.
6-3.
2-6.
6-4
In
a
very
close
set.
Of)
L.
7
8
11
12
15
16
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W.
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NEW
YORK,
May
22:
The
principal
boxing
event
of
the
week
In
United
States
takes
place
here
tonight
In
the
meeting
of
Bat
Batta-
lino
and
Fidel
Ia
Barba
when
the
featherweight
title
will
be
at
stake.
La
Barba
Is
a
heavy
favorite
to
win.
'Large
Bequest
j
For
University
Sum
of
$182,000
Bequeathed
Washington
Institution
By
Mrs.
Maude
Ames
to;
SEATTLE,
May
22:
The
Univer
sity
of
Washington
is
richer
by
$182,000
as
a
result
of
the
disposal
,
of
the
will
of
the
late
Mrs.
Maude
Waller
Ames
who
bequeathed
that
,
amount
to
be
used
ultimately
for,
scholarship
awards.
The
widower
is
trustee
of
the
fund.
GRIMES
IS
SUSPENDED
Out
For
Three
Day
and
Fined
$50
!
For
Rowdy
Conduct
BROOKLYN.
May
22:
Burleigh
O
rimes,
star
pitcher
for
the
champion
St.
Louis
Cardinals
will
not
play
again
In
the
present
series
with
the
Brooklyn
Robins.
He
drew
three
days'
suspension
and
a
tine
of
$50
for
rowdy
conduct
In
Wednesday's
game.
SOFTBALL
SCHEDULE
May
22
Station
vs
Drydock,
May
26
Roundhouse
vs.
Station.
May
29
Drydock
vs.
Roundhouse.
June
2
Drydock
vs.
Station.
June
5
Station
vs.
Roundhouse.
June
9
Roundhouse
vs.
Drydock.
June
12
Station
vs.
Drydock.
June
16
Roundhouse
vs.
Station.
June
19
Drydock
v.
Roundhouse.
June
23
Drydock
vs.
Station.
June
26
8tatIon
vs.
Roundhouse.
June
30
Roundhouse
v.
Drydock.
C,
N.
It.
TRAINS
From
East
Sundays,
Tuesdays
and
Thursdays.
3:30
pm
For
East
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Saturdays,
11:30
ajn.
Trip
to
Lngland
SAN
FRANCISCO,
May
22:
Mrs.
Helen
Wills
Moody
has
net
yet
made
up
her
mind
as
to
whether
or
not
she
will
go
to
England
for
tke
Bri-tlsh"women's
open
tennis
competition
next
month.
REPAIRS
AT
SALT
LAKE
New
Ladies'
Bath-IIouse
and
Als.t
Repairs
to
Kiddies'
Pool
and
Diving
Platfqrms
As
a
result
of
the
visit
of
a
com
mlttee
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Swim
ming
Club
to
the
Salt
Lake
yesterday,
It
was
found
necessary
to
build
a
new
ladies'
bathhouse
and
repair
the
children's
pool
and
two
diving
platform?.
The
work
will
be
proceeded
with
at
once.
Telkwa
Tennis
W.
W.
Noonan
Elected
and
Ii.
M.
Hoops,
Secretary
Treasurer
LAMB'S
RUMS
IN
BI
LK
WD
ASES
FINE
OLD
NAVY
'The
Sailor
lot
it
GOLDEN
GROVE
(Te-
Doctor
recommrnd
it)
Shipped
by
ALFRED
LAMB
&.
SON
LONDON
EnMUhci
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GAME
WAS
SCORELESS
Senior
and
Intermediate
Teams
Unable
to
Reach
Decision
In
High
School
Soccer
The
evenly
matched
Senior
and
Intermediate
football
(earns
of
the
High
School
League
played
a
no-score
game
at
the
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
on
Thursday
afternoon.
The
day
seemed
too
hot
for
either
;
side
to
work
up
enough
drive
to1
force
through
a
goal.
Both
sides
adopted
defensive
tactics
from
U
c
cutset
kicking
the
ball
off
the
tieid
the
minute
It
appeared
to
be
o;
n-gerous.
It
should
be
remembend
that
while
it
is
bad
to
kick
a
.ost,
me's
own
goal
mouth,
or
down
the
eentre
vhen
the
ball
is
close
to
goal,
yet
It
Is
not
as
wise
to
kick
the
ball
straight
out
as
it
is
to
try
to
gain
distance
by
sending
the
ball
out
to
wing
forwards
Members
of
both
back
divisions
showed
im-'
provement
In
turning
outwards
when
kicking
the
ball.
I
The
Intermediate
tOrade
10
for-!
wards
played
better
position
gen-
lerally,
but
the
Senior
'Ma
tries.
I
Commercials,
Grade
Hi
forwards
co-ordinated
better
when
attacking.
Thomas
and
Clark
were
the
'most
effective
forwards.
Thomas
:
i
played
prayed
a
a
general.;
generally
splendid
game
pi
i
nil
s
Llub
Meeting
O
ou5h
,he
back
too
far
to
hdn
help
the
the
fnll-baek
full-backs.
Thurber
and
Btssantch
played
a
rood
back
game
Manager
f0T
the
seniors.
Smith
and
Cameron
were
safe
backs
for
Orade
Ten.
j
However,
they
could
show
one
big
;
improvement
That
is
when
a
goal
TELKWA.
May
22
At
the
an-'kick
Is
being
taken.
Usually,
four
345
nual
meeting
recently
of
the
Telr-
(bk
players
stayed
close
to
the
wa
Tennis
Club,
W.
W.
Noonan
was!
Orade
Ten
goal
at
such
times.
Must
elected
manager
and
B.
M.
Hoops,
i
of
them
should
be
out.
The
seniors
secretary-treasurer.
were
far
better
at
trapping
goal'
i
kicks
than
the
Orade
Tens,
the
Mrs.
Andrew
Fairbalm.
wife
ot
the
chief
of
police
at
Smithers.
arrived
In
the
city
from
the
Interior
whole
forward
line
being
worthy
of
praise
in
that
respect.
Wtngham
was
the
only
Orade
Ten
player
who
made
any
persistent
attempt
t
Title
Event
to
Take
Place
in
New
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
and'
,,
H
ork
Tonight
sailed
last
night
on
the
ss.
Prince
Intermedlate
(0rmde
Ten.
Kupen
ior
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Oreer;
Smith.
W.
Murray;
Allen,:
Cameron,
Hlckey;
Johnson
and
;
Johnstone
first
half:
KlshtaaotOj
and
McRae
(second
halft.
Wing-1
ham.
Palmer.
Moxley.
Seniors
(Matrics.
Commercials,
Orade
Eleven
)
--SUnech
.
Bussan-ich
i
first
half).
Dominate
(second
half),
Unger:
Race.
Thurber.
Vance;
Kanaya.
Thomas.
Clark.
Hanson
first
half).
Comadlna
second
half
i.
McMeekln.
i
Substitutions
were
made
at
half
i
time
to
allow
more
boys
to
participate
in
the
game.
,
Umpire.
H.
OUlUand.
Something
Might
j
Be
Done
About
It
On
This
Side
Too
LONDON.
May
22:
Those
wobbly
voiced
sopranos,
who
are
apt
to
sound
so
terrible
on
the
loud
speaker,
may
gradually
be
weeded
out
as
a
result
of
a
new
British
Broadcast
ing
Corporation
effort
to
obtain
Is
to
reduce
the
number
of
sopranos
and
have
more
contraltos,
but
here
comes
the
difficulty.
Apparently
It
Is
far
easier
to
get
a
good
soprano
than
it
is
to
get
a
good
contralto,
so
the
result
will
probably
be
fewer
women
singers.
Tell
Time
By
!
!
Women's
Skirt
Length
Now
LONDON,
May
22:
"You
can
tell
the
time
by
the
skirts
of
a
well
dressed
woman."
says'
a
well
known
screen
star.
'Short
skirts
indicate
'the
hours
before
noon,
ankle-length
hemlines
announce
the
waning
afternoon
while,
trailing
draperies
herald
the
afttjr
Tjlnner
period."
She
offers
this
fashionable
hemline
time-table:
9
am
to
12
noon,
twelve
to
thirteen
Inches
from
'the
ground;
12
noon
to
4
pm.
ten
to
eight
Inches
from
the
ground;
4
pjn.
to
6
pjn.,
eight
to
four
Inches
from
theground;.8
p.m.
to
?,
skirU
meet
ground.
E.
E.
OregR.
ussisUnt
eiMrict
forester,
returned
to
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
from
a
trip
to
the
Interior
on
official
raaffl52
Man
in
the
Moon
If
business
would
only
follow
the
thermometer
it
would
be
all
right.
Mr.
MacCsUlutn
says
the
blocking
of
Zeebrntge
by
the
British
Navy
was
one
of
tha
important
factors
in
winning
the
war.
And
here
all
the
ttete
wa
tboutht
the
Yankees
won
the
war.
Bhadse
Mr.
MacCal-
for
pricking
the
bubble!
As
the
Reeve
of
Skeena
City
remarks:
"We
may
be
a
city
some
day
bat
we
are
lingering
too
long
lifeless
begs
tike
lag'
Skeena.
'
A
rebirth
took
place
this
week.
The
Prince
Rupert
Swimming
Club
took
a
new
tease
of
life
and
possibly
;
may
function
as
an
active
adult'
pretty
soon.
Here's
to
the
Infant!
If
you
don't
ktiow
where
to
spend
the
vacation,
take
a
map.
shut
your
better
singers.
The
main
intention
1
ev8
ina
pin
It.
Wherever
the
pin
sticks
they
can
stick
you.
A
skeptical
gent
was
Bill
Teeter,
He
just
couldn't
believe
his
meter.
So
he
pulled
out
a
match
And
gave
It
a
semtch-"Why,
got.d
morning,"
he
said
8t
Peter
to
Boston
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