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THE
DAILY
NEWS
ALL
iV
READINESS
FOR
OPENING
OF
FOOTBALL
SEAM
FOOTBALL
STARTING
Season
Will
Open
on
May
29
With
First
Game
in
Gilhuly
Cup
Series
The
football
season
in
Prince
Ru-
of
each
week
will
be
football
evenings
this
summer,
the
baseball
league
taking
Mondays
and
Thursdays.
Football
fixtures
will
be
called
at
6:45
prompt.
There
will
be
a
working
bee
on
Sunday
morning
to
move
the
goal
posts
and
make
such
other
alterations
as
may
be
found
necessary.
The
schedule
for
the
OHhuly
Cup
will
be
as
follows:
May
29
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Regiment.
June
2
Merchants
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
June
5
Regiment
vc.
Merchants.
June
9
Regiment
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
June
12
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Merchants.
June
16
Merchants
vs.
Regiment.
BOXING
IN
VICTORIA
Billy
Bagshaw
and
Frankie
Neel
to
Appear
on
Card
in
Capital
City
Tomorrow
Night
Frankie
Neel
and
Billy
Bagshaw,
both
formerly
of
this
cHy.
will
appear
on
a
fight
card
in
Victoria
on
Friday
night
of
this
week.
It
will
be
Baghaws
first
appearance
In
the
south
and
he
will
stack
up
against
Dannie
Pastive
of
Victoria,
who
Is
a
hard
hitter
and
who
should
give
BiHy
the
hardest
fight
I
of
his
career.
j
Neel
will
have
for
his
nnoonent'
deCoszno,
the
Winnipeg
feather-'
weight
champion.
Frankie
writes
thai
both
he
and
Bagshaw
are
rounding
Into
good
'
shape
to
win.
HUNTING
0
SEASONS
......
Shooting
of
Deer
Thi
Year
Will
be.
September
12
to
December
15
'
The
open
season
for
the
taking
of
deer
In
this
district
this
year
will
be
from
September
12
to
December
IS.
The
bag
limit
will,
as
usual
be
three
bucks.
Does
may
not
be
killed.
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
Cars
Urea
Ford
Dealers
Trucks
Tractors
Accessories
Gas
tt
Oil
Flat
Rate
Repairs
Wrecking
Service
Third
Avenue
Phone
83
Northern
Hoop
Title
Claimed
By
Anyox
Girls
Invthe
sports
section
of
last
Sun
day's
Province
appears
a
group
picture
of
the
Anyox
High
School
!
girls'
basketball
team,
which
claim
i
pert
this
year
will
start
on
May
29
1
the
senior
women's
basketball
with
the
commencement
of
the
cha
Qilhuly
Cup
series,
it
was
decided
at
a
meeting
last
night
of
the
executive
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Football
Association.
Tuesdays
and
Fridays
championship
of
Northern
British
Columbia
for
the
past
.
winter.
First
Place
in
National
Nearly
Changes
Hands
letis
Win
Again
Robins
while
New
York
Giants
blanked
the
Cincinnati
Reds.
The
Phillies
displaced
Pittsburg
Pirates
from
fifth
place.
Yesterday's
scores:
American
League
Washington
2,
Chicago
0.
Philadelphia
3.
Detroit
0.
St.
Louis
8,
Boston
4.
New
York-Cleveland,
rain.
National
League
Chicago
7,
Boston
5.
New
York
4.
Cincinnati
0.
Brooklyn
5,
St.
Louis
4.
Philadelphia
11,
Pittsourg
7.
The
regulations
for
other
specie)
Cleveland
of
big
game
are
much
the
same
as
Boston
last
year.
3t.
Louis
The
game
regulations
tor
ducks
and
geese
have
not
yet
been
an-!
noaneed.
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Ends
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of
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price
throughout
Canada
Your
measure
taken
by
us.
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SPORT
CHAT
INEW
TEAM
ORGANIZED
.Merchants
to
Have
Third
Soccer
Entry
Enthusiastic
Meeting
Last
Night
A
Merchants'
team
for
the
Senior
Among
the
girls
seen
in
the
picture
this
year.
are
Marjorie
Cloke,
Phyllis
Bosh-!
Bert
Morgan,
president
of
the
field,
Grace
Peters.
Amy
McDonald,
Prince
Rupert
Football
Association,
NEW
YORK
NEAR
TOP
of
$93.25
being
realized.
Thereupon,
F.
W.
Crawford,
president
of
the
Vancouver
Tobacco
Co.
and
a
direc
tor
of
theGrotto
Cigar
Store
here,
made
it
the
even
$100.
The
fund
was
boosted
to
$105
when
W.
J.
Alder
of
fered
a
donation
of
$5.
The
election
of
officers
(Merchants'
team
resulted
Leauelows:
Alh"
j
Honorary
President,
Thomas
,
;
President,
Fred
Hardy.
DETROIT.
May
21:
The
Phila-,
v.pit
r9(.v
PrM,.
delphia
AthleUcs
made
it
twelve
SeCretary-Treasurer.
Robert
Ar-straight
wins
by
taking
another
vie-
tnur
sr
ory
from
the
Detroit
Tigers
here
playmg
manager
m
Currk!.
ywra-y.
-
This
executive
was
given
author
ised
their
Portion
by
winning
iu
y
to
add
to
its
numbers,
Ch
White
Sox.
.
(from
cago
a
vote
of
thanks
was
tendered
to
!
First
the
National
In
place
League
a
the
mcrchante
who
had
dri
!
nearly
changed
hands
when
the
St.
ject
.Louis
Cardinals
lost
to
Brooklyn
Ram
0firrl,
TpnnrlM,
th.t
..
Merchants'
team
would
be
ready
for
the
opening
of
the
season
on
May
29.
BIG
SCORE
IN
SOCCER
High
i:
Two
hundred
'and
fourteen
golfers
,
are
entered.
Australia,
the
United'
States.
Argentine,
Colombia,
Manila,
Germany
and
France
will
all
be!
represented.
Bobby
Jones,
who
won
the
British
Open.
British
Amateur,
and
United
States
open
and
amateur
last
year,
has
of
course
retired.
But
British
champions
will
face
strong
competition
from
a
United
States
contingent
that
includes
Oene
Sarazen,
Johnny
Farrell,
Joe
Kirkwood,
Tommy
Armour
and'
Hbrton
Smith.
Half
of
the
competitors
will
play
1
18
holes
at
Carnoustie
and
the
other
half,
18
holes
at
Barry
In
the
first
round.
On
the
second
day
the
groups
change
courses
to
complete
(the
36-hole
qualifying
round.
The
.championship
proper
will
be
for
the
'hundred
best
scorers
over
the
Carnoustie
course
72
holes
over
June
3,
4,
and
5.
1
men.
School
'Defeats
Booth
Margin
of
9
to
1
ROPER
IS
By
I
High
School
had
a
deelstve
vic
tory
over
Booth
School
last
evening
T)
1
II
Of
f
i
in
me
junior
foovDft
n
League,
wm-
oasebail
Mandmgs
ibysgoaistoi
:
The
game
was
much
uu
better
con-1
teted
than
the
score
would
indicate
National
League
'
Dut
greater
soeed
and
superior
Si.
Loate
New
York
Bieton
.....
Chicago
..
Pet
finishing
of
the
High
Sehoo!.
co:ip
i
W6;led
with
weak
goalkceptng
on
the
'e92
r,art
of
the
Booth
goalie,
accounted
93
for
the
Mg
score.
320
'
Cross
early
got
throuch
for
Hlh'.s
.481
1
'menlng
goal
and
then
Amey's
long
,448
'
rtriTe
Deat
nremnr
for
the
second.
4j4
-ttKs
converted
a
third
from
rlose
222
j
to
give
High
a
much
bigger
lead
i
Hun
the
balance
of
"lay
merited.
Booth
attacked
and
the
persever-jence
of
McMeekin
provided
an
open
Pet
i
oai
Ior
1
nTiwon
wno
scorra
ror
,
.731
'Booth.
Walters
got
through
to
score
.630
and
then-
'nen
through
again,
shot
.600
'
at
Bremner
who
did
well
to
save.
I
485
'Cross
shot
well
from
a
free
kick
but
.425
'
Brernner
saved
well.
A
centre
from
414
i
Fisher
hit
the
erossear
and
Waiters
.
J93
had
no
difficulty
adding
the
fifth
20
'or
his
side.
;
j
The
play
wag
fairly
even
In
the1
second
half
with
tlve
same
result,
the
speed
of
Walters,
giving
him
'hree
more
goals
whit
Marsha
l
got
one
that
Bremner
should
have
stop-
Ud.
.
,
!
-
-
"For
Booth
Ferguson
and
Boy
de-'
A
greater
test
for
golf
than
Cam-
fended
welL
Gomes
played
a
rterl-uustie.
where
the
British
open
golf
.in?
game
at
eentre
half
and
Cramp
championship
will
commence
oh
was
very
effective.
Chrlrtlaen
was
June
1.
eould
not
be
found
any-
ways
a
strent
ptayer
with
Mc-!
where,
not
even
at
St.
Andrews.
The
iMeekln
one
of
the
p
hick
lest
and
champions
wfll
meet
this
year
to
jejevereat
players
on
the
HeM.
San-batUe
over
a
great
sandy
tract
of
durbane.
Alf
Ritchie
and
Ktrkendall
golfing
country,
stretching
-away
to
all
did
well
the
sea
from
whence
tricky
breerei
j
High
was
best
served
by
Crow.,
blow,
with
fine
turf
on
a
sandy
sub-
Walters
and
Jim
Ritchie.
Marshall
soil,
menacing
sandhills
and
mean-)
and
Fisher
were
also
useful,
dertng
burns.
And
the
course!
C.
J.
Norrington
refereed
and
throughout
has
been
bunkered.
W
Ingham
and
Kanaya
were
lines-
OUT
NOWj
Eliminated
By
Johnny
de
Forest,'
Young
.Millionaire.
In
English
,
Amateur
Golf
I
WESTWARD
HO.
Devon.
Eng.
May
21:
Syd
Roper
was
eliminated
from
the
British
amateur
golf
tour-'
nament
today
by
Johnny
de
Forest,
young
English
millionaire,
two
and
one.
SOFTBALL
May
22
Station
vs.
Drydock.
May
28
Roundhouse
vs.
Station.
May
29
Drydock
vs.
Roundhouse
The
Letter
Box
GRATEFUL
TO
MERCHANTS
Editor,
Dally
News:
May
we
trespass
upon
your
valuable
softer
to
tender
to
the
mer-
.
.
.
.Li.
ciiauu
tn
rruiuc
ziuuti
w
uui
nauu-
sufficient
funds
had
been
collected
to
ensure
the
success
of
the
"Merchants'
Team."
An,
organization
meeting
was
held
last
night
and
a
competent
executive
elected
and
we
feel
confident
that,
under
the
capable
leadership
of
these
gentlemen,
the
Merchant'
Team,
will
be
heard
from
this
season
Jn
the
front
rank
of
senior
football
In
Prince
Rupert.
Again
we
thank
all
who
so
kindly
rooiDau
league
una
wusou
was
'
Mt
thank.
fnr
the
tne
SUDDOrt
they
trave
!
helped
to
finance
successfully
launched
at
a
meeUng
f"
for
"J
formine
l?T.
i
i
fyvitin
wasting
the
tne
earn.
game
last
night
in
the
City
Hall.
The
"
"r
PJ
chants'
Team'
for
the
football
com-
P
m
general
m
rmnc
un.
team
will
be
the
tnird
in
the
league
!
.
"
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i
Nan
Dunn,
Patricia
Loudon,
Lillian
presided
over
the
meeting.
He
re-1
Dresses.
Mlldrld
Dresses
and
May
i
ported
that
satisfactory
support'
Barclay,
with
their
manager,
R.
E.
j
which
had
been
accorded
by
the
;
Collis.
and
coach,
Norman
Red-i
merchants
had
resulted
in
the
sum
man.
pewuona
oi
inu
wasvu.
On
organizing
we
found
that
we
had
only
two
senior
teams
entered
and
'for
the
proper
Interest
to
be
taken
in
thi-s
sport
It
is
absolutely,
necessary
to
have
three
teams
at
leaat
In
our
various
senior
Utions
and
we
were
faced
with
the
difficulty
of
financing
and
organ-i
1
taring
a
third
team,
i
It
was
suggested
that
the
mer-i
!
chants
fae'approached
with
regard
1
to
this
and
in
the
short
period
of
i
two
days,
canvassers
had
been
ap-j
for
the
PinU'd
ami
lhe
merchanU
had
re-1
si
fnl-
eponded
to
the
appeal
nobly
and
j
this
team,
thus
of
a
"Mer-
oi
xootDaii
ana
Tne
Prince
ttuperi
rtXHoau
ass
ru
FRED
E.
WERMIO.
Secretary-Treasurer.
FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE
May
23
Borden
vs.
Booth.
May
27
High
vs.
Borden.
May
30
Booth
vs.
High.
TO
REPAIR
SALT
LAKE
Immediate
Action
to
He
Taken
by
Swimming
Club
Doug
Friz-zel
New
President
The
Prince
Rupert
Swimming
Club,
at
Its
annual
meeting
last,
night,
decided
to
make
a
.survey
of
I
repairs
which
are
necessary
at
the'
Salt
Lake
swimming
resort
and
to
have
the
work
carried
out
at
once.
to
assist
in
financing
tne
work,
a
Secretary-Tit-...
broner.
fixer
ii'
ive
w
p
Marjpnv
Palm,-,
j
Joe
Srott
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up.
A
committee
Is
at
the
Salt"
Lake
this
,
"
Vice-President.
D.
H.
McDonald.
I
The
election
of
officers
for
thei
year
resulted
as
follows:
i
Honorary
President,
Mayor
C.
II.
Orme.
'
Honorary
Vice-President.
Olof
Hanson,
MP.
President,
Douglas
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