PAGE
FOUR.
TED
SMITH
jSWEDiSH
SKI
Wf)N
FIRST
CHAMPION
ON
"
WAY
SOUTH
Playoff
for
High
School
SAttbail
Championship
Now
In
Progress
Ih
the
first
of
a
three-game
series
Mtmv
game
was
nuo
very
Itll
LALI
eXCUUlKi
III
IK
1
MM
.
.
.
J
1
w
v
-
nciu
might
be
proved
by
the
close
score.
eany
m
1932i
bconng
was
opened
in
the
first
of
the
fifth
Bill
TobeVs
team
Up,"
perhipj
due
to
over-confidence.
Pltchef
Ailen
allowed
many
hits
and
was
given
weak
support
in
the
field.
As
a
result
Ted
Smith's
team
drew
thw
saiety.
Ted
Smith
was
also
a
val
Uable
uuuic
player,
jjiujei,
while
wiiue
Arney
nrney
and
ana
Pos
Massing
through
the
city
eh
route
tO
Seattle
is
Sveil
Utteriitrnm.
1
between
Ted
Smith's
tfcaih
arid
Bill
Swede's
skl
llinS-
w"
has
been1
n
t
.
t
Crnv
rtlnn
fr
A
1
lit.
Tooejs
.team
ior
tne
cnamplonship
ume
wun
nia
At.
4-..
.
.
-.
.11
.
.
hrntVior
fti
r
1
f
f
f
hfoittu.
w.u
i.
im
the
bases.
Morean
hit
a
Teita
i--aguer
to
left
Held
and
Ivarsort,
Allen
and
Glllls
scored.
Mororah
scored
on
an
overthrow
"
to
second.
.
six
hits
a"d
a
walk,
which
gave
him
B11'
Tobey
up-
he
was
thrown
VII
out
uiii,
the
four
runs
which
were
required
to
win
the
game.
;
Tot
Ted
Smith's
team,
Dominate
wig
the
outstanding
player.
He
pitched
fine
ball
throughout
the
game
and
In
the
fifth
he
hit
a
two-bagger
which
scored
two
L
V
U
runs
1UII3
needed
to
tie
the
score
'
"j
r
i.-
Ross
made
,
a
Eood
catch
Ampv
nn
scored
the
winning
run
on
Kanaya's
Umpire,
Carl
Smith:
base
Utnnirp
Kazu
Nakamoto;
scorekeepef.
Julius
Welle;
reporter,
Olaf
Hanson.
Smith
up,
he
was
thrown
first.
Kanaya
to
McRae.
up,
he
hit
a
two-bagger
to
left
field,
scoring
Allen.
Morgan
up,
he
filed
out
to
Postulu
in
right
field.
TobeV
first
inning:
Tobey
to
bat.
Allen
up.
he
I11M
out
to
Arney.
Walter
up.
he
fouls
out
to
Catcher
Smith.
Smltv
up.
he
struck
out.
One
run
Glllls
up,
thrown
oUt
at
first,
Dom-
one
hit,
no
errors.
S!?JiI?ae-
"Si
he;
Ted
Smltn's
team
to
bat:
Bob
f.S'JjfJ
"P-
he
h,t
Hree.
Tobey
up,
thrown
out
on
first,
Alien
Cull
Rnl,
d
lCtinZ
lmn-
10
0,llls-
0tten
up-
he
Bl"Bled
past
S
.SS
n
Tt
T!S
$nVn
tn,rd'
Ted
Smith
plnch-hlttlng,
he
o.
J
'
t0bey
10
WcRae-
ht
to
left
field,
scoring
Green.
Amey
L
,
n?
Cit0I&-
"P'
he
waIked-
Domlnata
up.
he
hit
i,rt
h.
w
,
1
m,ba:
Arney
10
tentre
rie,d-
scorln8
Ted
ith
Sith
In
B1u
TObey-
Ted
10
Ml
tMd-
Kanava
UP.
he
Angled
h
smith
up,
he
hit
a
hot
one
past
and
Dominate
scored.
Bill
Murray
second,
scoring
Arney.
Ted
Smith
hit
to
Allen.
Allen
threw
to
third
.n,
a"
overtnrow
snd-
and
Ted
Smith'
ran
home.
Four
Kanaya
thrown
out
on
first.
Morgan
runs,
six
hits,
tour
errors.
FOOTBALL
ui
uie
rruice
uUDert
iiicn
scnool
w
wuuouum,
who
ia
.
,
,
l,.
...
'
Xctl
Sniitli
s
team
.
irit,t-
a
a.-
.
.
annual
meetinb
last
hlaht
of
the
,
in
me
spring,
dui
mis
year
n
was
'
decided
tb
have
it
tn
the
fall
so
that
eany
season
wganiMuon
mignt
be
lnnlne
when
TobeV.,
t-.M
V
t
on...
,
m,'.
w
rn
tTA
.uVTJT
.i
1
tauiicu.
iwu
expeaitea.
mere
was
a
fair
at
?J.lM.
.
tendance
of
football
supporters
at
io
i.
Vu7
j
i
.
VH
",c
aecona
inning:
Tobey's
team
to
the
meeting.
Shpr
rlil
ft
en,
bat-
Fulton
UP
and
thrown
out
on
The
6lect,"
of
officers
resulted
pitcher
Dominate
allowed
n
three
of
firot.
Tobev
to
McRap
n-
n
hi.
riitt.
2"
Redout
to
Arhey
on
third3
no
Ilonorary
president.
Mdytr
CyfU'
T
T
r
gaie
up,
ne
inea
out
to
Arney
On
H.
Orme.
SerwhS
hpH
afas-
thI'd.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
Honorary
vice-president,
Alex
tStSSL'SiS'j:
Smith's
team
to
bat.
MacRaeClapperton.
t
fnnw
t
"BJk
,
!t
"P.
he
h
y
to
Fulton
In
Honorary
second
vice-president,
?
-i
on
the
2dS
In
in
thP
the
!tfUck
0Ul-
swlnelng.
Green
up,
he
f
"Mdent.
Bett
Morgan.
.
"ro.unds-.
fanned.
No
runs,
rtn
hl
no
PrrnM
Vlce-bresident.
William
Murray.
xuDey
team
nan
01
tne
inning
two
.
,
"
"
T
.
Swreinrv-trP.,,,
n
w
tM,
m.e
i
tuiR
were
added,
which
made
me
scare
io3.
c
v
ntr
tuHhu'i
taom
iiiuu
uuiuiK.
looeys
team
to
r.
.v..
bat.
"
Ivarson
ud.
he
sfn&lpd
nnfct
l
a
Ipnri
nf
threp
run
Tn
ha
M.t
shortstop.
Allen
ud.
he
walked
"blew
p'
ne
nu
10
ie"
Iieia
"'"ns
Executive,
the
officers
and
a
dele
gate
from
each
team.
'
'
Board
of
control
Aid.
S.
D.
Map-
donald,
Aid.
James
Black,
J.
A.
Frew,
Jack
Watson
and
George
Abbott.
I
The
financial
statempnt
shnwprf
a
handy
balance
on
the
operations
...
.
,ii,'w
me
past
season.
out
oh
"
FUltoh
thrown
out
Dominate
to
McRae.
Four
runs,
three
hits,
one
error.
Ted
Smith's
team
to
bat
Pnstnlti
up,
hs
tiled
out
to
Ross
in
left
fiPid
!
SPORT
CHAT
Prospects
for
a
slx-team
circuit
Vl
r
Vl
t
n
nln.H
1
.
.
.
.
.
L
.
.
A.
...
.
.
field
but
was
called
out
for
falling
I
this
winter
were
teVealed
today
by
tO
tOUCh
first
.
base.
Dominate
uumuW
UD.
Up,
I
Prank
Patrick-
nwxirtpnt
ntte
o
pos-
tula
gave
sterlina
sunnntt
in
iu
he
singled
to
shortstop.
Ted
Smith
field.
,
up.
he
hit
to
Tobey.
No
runs,
two
For
the
Tobey
team,
Morgan;
OiK-,
&
'
W
fn'
'
H3.
Tobey
and
iverson
gave
good
Fourth
vub.A
Milling.
Inning:
Tobey
AUUCJT
to
lU
bat.
oat.
support
with
the
bat.
meeting
in
Seattle
a
few
days
ago
of
representatives
from
tour
cities.
The
cities
reDresented
were;
Van
couver,
tuurci.
Portland
ruitictiiu
and
UI1U
Seattle,
OCUtllV,
the
IIIC
Ross
up,
he
singled
to
left
field.
I
three
which
f
Irtishd
the
season
last
Teams:
,
Dungate
up,
he
filed
out
to
Kanaya.
Tooey
team
Allen
p,
Glllls
M,
ivarson
hit
a
long
fly
to
right
field
Morgan
c,
Bill
Tobey
ss,
Walter
which
Postulu
neatly
caught,
Ross
Smith
rf,
Fulton
cf,
Ross
If.
Dun-
;
being
caught
in
a
double
play,
Pos-gate
2nd,
Ivarson
3rd.
tulu
to
Bob
Tobey.
No
runs,
one
Ted
Smith's
team:
Arney
3rd,
nlt
no
errors.
Dominate
p,
Ted
Smith
c,
Kanaya
'
Ted
Smith's
team
to
bat:
Kanaya
ss,
Dill
Murray
If,
McRae
1st,
Bob
.struck
out,
swinging.
Murray
called
Tobey
2nd,
Green
cf,
Postulu
rf.
out
on
third
strike.
MacRae
up,
As
a
result
of
thls
close
game
'thrown
out
on
first,
Allen
to
Glllls.
there
undoubtedly
will
be
keen
com-
'
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors
petition
in
the
remaining
twoj
Fifth
inning:
Tobey's
team
to
g
-.S-
I
bat.
Allen
ub.
he
walkprf
niin
year,
ana
lacoma.
raincK,
wno
wag
accompanied
by
his
brother.
GUy
Patrick,
both
of
Vancouver,
said
he
had
talked
with
groups
of
sportsmen
at
both
Calgary
and
Edmonton
and
believed
thev
would
back,
teams
for
the
league.
The
season's
schedule
will
net
un
der
way
on
November
23.
Patrick
said,
whatever
the
size
of
the
league.
AlthoURh
Frank
Patrick
submitted
his
resignation
as
president
to
the
meeting,
no
action
was
taken
upon
it.
ne
is
unaer
a
two-year
contract,
with
another
year
to
run.
Two
men
from
Tacoma,
Art
Rud
and
Anton
Nielson,
said
that
work
was
to
be
resumed
on
the
arena
in
that
cltv.
with
the
expectation
It
would
be
finished
before
the
opening
of
the
npnsnn
Thp
renrpspntntlv.
tmm
Portland
was
Bobby
Rowe;
Lloyd
Turner,
manager
of
the
Seattle
team,
and
Hush
Caldwell
renre
sented
Seattle.
More
than
16.700
gasoline
boat!
and
14,570
sailing
and
row
boats
were
used
in
Canada's
sea
fisheries
operations
last
year,
in
addition
to
over
1,200
vessels.
A.
J.
PHILLIPSON'S
BANKRUPT
STOCK
It
Will
Pay
You
to
Walt
for
Shoes,
Clothing,
and
Dry
Goods.
Open
Friday,
8:30
a.
m.
Watch
This
Page
for
Further
Announcements.
M.
L.
GREENE,
Liquidator
f
MEETING
Bert
Morgan
Ile-eleclt-d
President,
G.
W.
Laldler
Is
New
Secretary
Election
of
officer
and
receipt
of
nfpdtts
Covering
the
activities
of
the
fpnshrt
rer.prttl'v
pnrtMl
tier
thp
aeieatea
Toocy
by
a
score
of
7-6
at
",iw"ei-
mw?r
a
snort
6iay
,,,,
H
.
r
r
I
the
Hih
fehonl
on
tvpv
If?.!!
m
Seattle
Sven
Utterstfom
Will
oro-
nce
u?ei
Foolba,,
Aviation.
w
ivi
"
.
1
1
hUfe
tlAt
AHflnM
h
Ih.
.n
i
noon.
:Cee
w
Lake
Placid,
N.
Y.,
to
train
"
:
'
"
,
,
TL
c
p
1
Th
M.
for
the
OIvmDic
rapes
to
hp
hM
tu
annual
luuiDau
meeting
-w
...
.
1
j
.
n.il
1
1.
t
.
THE
DAILY
MEWB
Wednesd?"
Orohn-
21
1111
'
J
McArlhur
ktrppil
olT
liilu
ce
nt
n
allltud.
of
18,.'t00
frt
ovrr
the
Municipal
Alt-port
at
Tampa,
Fla.,
dropping
with
inojrnril
parachute
for
13,500
fret
lit
tine
minute
and
twrnty
rct)n
a
rvrortll
Me
thereupon
opnel
the
parachute
auU
made
it
aae
Uhjiiig.
Imperial
Tobacco
Company
l-
bf
Canada.
Umlted
.
SmallBore
Rifle
SETTLERS
KangelsGomghr
PEACE
'
j
Construction
of
a
rifle
ranee.
t
ti,
j
....
which
will
be
another
of
the
local
rn.htlnr,.
n.
r,i
r
nn.u
ranadlan
National
Railways
Rec-'
Vrar
FiXpttita
reallon
facilities,
has
commenrrri
L
The
sit
Is
neat
the
station
between
the
W.
H.
Malkln
Co.
warehouse
and
Two
thousand
homettead
prt-the
C.N.R.
Tennis
courts.
Heavy
ernptknn
probably
will
be
tiled
In
bridge
timber
will
form
an
lmpor-
the
British
Columbia
btoek
in
the
taut
pun
ui
uie
siruciure,
wnicn
i-eace
Kiver
district
by
the
end
of
will
be
used
for
small
bore
target
,
ths
year,
according
to
Information
shooting.
secured
by
Hon.
Joshua
Hlnchhffp.
Railway
Crib
League
Opens
Station
and
Car
shops
Winners
of
Gameg'
Last
Evening
Scores
in
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
Cribbage
League
last
night
were
as
follows:
General
Office,
i2s
Roundhouse.
12:
Station.
IS;
Car
Shops,
15.
Won
Lost
Points
Car
Bhop3
15
12
15
Station
15
12
15
Oeneral
Office
12
15
12
Roundhouse
12-
15
12
The
Letter
Box
ACCEPTS
CHAM.KNOK
Sports
Editor.
Dally
News:
On
behalf
of
Billy
Bigshaw,
1
accept
Nina
Gurvlch's
challenge
to
box
six
thrce-mlnute
rounds
to
r.
decision.
I
will
guarantee
a
pura
of
$100
to
be
split
50-50.
00-41
75-23
or
winner
take
all.
If
there
is
1
any
other
person
or
persons
wishing
to
promote
this
bout
I
will
ac-kept
under
the
same
terms
I
have
I
offered
above.
I
OWEN
FISHER.
Fish
are
more
easily
digested
than
most
other
foods.
That's
onr
reason
It's
well
to
include
fish
regularly
In
the
diet.
Qfie
RECORD
SPEAKS
Jbv
ITSELF
THIS
rcinarkahto
parachute
jumping
record
eslabllslirs
a
mark
tit
uliirh
others
tilay
aspire
Just
n
Turret's
rrc-on!
for
popularity
create
for
Turret
cigarettes
an
enviable
record
tf
insularity.
Tlie
high
Rtondanls
mIiicIi
have
heen
tnaintalnrtl
In
the
quality
of
tobacco
and
erfection
of
manufacture
keep
Turrets
far
in
the
lead.
After
nil,
nolhliiK
can
replace
good,
honest
tobacco
grown
nml
ripened
right
ota
in
the
field
under
nature'-
own
sunlight
nothing
artificial
about
that
and
the
high
quality
Is
Inbred".
Quality
and
Mildness
urret
CIGAKETTES
minuter
ot
education
In
the
coast
protlnee,
and
Dr.
R.
W.
Alwanl.
M.L.A.
for
the
provincial
riding
o!
Port
Gestae,
who
returned
to
th
city
Saturday
from
a
tour
of
tht
MAnlkaax
JI.I.I.I
a
tW
uutuiciii
uiairici,
says
ie
tamon'
ton
Journal.
Hon.
Mr.
Hlnchliffe
hat
been
fol
lowing
out
a
nolle
of
tamlliaH.
ing
himself
with
conditions
of
In
terest
to
his
department
in
at
parts
ot
the
province,
lie
has
been
minister
ot
education
for
the
la
three
years
and
having
seen
thr
Peace
River
reelon.
now
ha.
rii
hand
knowledfe
of
all
parts
of
tho
toast
province.
Tne
minister
snenl
Mmi
rfau
'
..
.
.
m
me
cusirKi,
accompanied
most
or
me
tune
by
Dr.
Alward,
whose
fonitltUency
Includes
the
Peace
mver
district.
Places
visited
were
Hudson's
HopC,
Fort
St.
John,
Rol-la,
Sunset
Prairie,
Dawson
Creek
and
Pouce
Coupe,
where
school
teachers
ot
the
district
minister
a
banquet.
Building
of
a
hlthwa
r-"
aw4t5
mc
north
side
of
the
Peace
from
Fair
view.
nita..
into
British
Columbia,
was
ond
Of
the
matters
iiraM
!,,.,.
the
minister
and
member
by
settlers
in
the
vlclhlty
of
Beaton
River.
There
Is
about
build
on
the
R,
side
and
arbmvl
iwj
miiea-
in
Alberta.
On
his
return
to
Victoria
lr,a
h,(H
......
initiate
steps
to
have
the
two
pro
..i.vbu
governments
consider
the
feasibility
of
this
project.
At
every
rnectlno
heiri
th
-
...
and
mmhr
hurj
vi
tnr
growing
tienMnrii
tnr
n....
m....
outlet.
'
Df.
Alward
VIltAlnArl
11..
P.
O.
E.
was
bln
oti.nH.j
.
QUesnel
to
prince
Oeor
at
.
Cost
running
from
$2,000,000
to
$3,-
12
for
I5cl
20
or
25ci
ml
tnjlrit
tins
of
fifty
and
one
hundred
000.000.
He
was
of
the
opinion
thatltvne
which
would
evrii-
construction
of
an
outlet
for
the
aood
in
the
district
north
country
had
to
come
and
he
proposed
to
urge
this
strongly
un-
on
the
provincial
government.
Many
New
Schools
No
less
than
80
schools
are
operated
In
the
Peace
River
block
by
the
provincial
department
of
education.
During
the
last
three
year
the
rate
of
Increase
has
been
from
12
to
15
new
schools
annually
The
rapid
expansion
of
new
settlements
has
called
for
increase-!
educational
faculties.
Threshing
has
ben
well
ndvan
iced
In
the
north
country,
said
D?
Alward.
while
a
big
yield
Is
assured.
At
one
point
south
of
the
river.
It
was
stated
that
the
wheat
would
1
...
run
60
bushels
.
per
acre?
juaging
oy
general
reports,
some
At
Fort
St.
John,
a
mill
is
In
operation.
A
liar
000
to
aid
this
enterpri
t
toy
the
B.C.
governmen:
Referring
to
the
well-a
"water
diviner"
receo'
to
the
district
by
the
.
ernment.
Dr.
Alward
saic
ling
of
selected
spots
b,
rled
out
yet.
Hon
Mr.
Hlnchliffe
day
night
for
the
cou-Alward
proceed
8und;i
the
CN
R.
to
Prince
V
w
r
.
.
r-i.
ei
.
v-
1
tfrt-
CO.M.MITTEII
l
()lt
TMAL
Oeorge
Canary,
rli..
1
theft
of
money
from
P
Is
taking
summary
Magistrate
McClymoir
lice
court
this
aftern
TZlZ"ae
tnm
i0
to
have
sto
Q
bushels
oef
acre
8peaktng
ot
highway
expenditures.
Dr.
Alward
said
some
$75,000
was
being
spent
on
roads
in
th
block,
this
being
exclusive
Of
that
orovlded
for
relief
work.
The
total
of
pre-emptions
is
now
iver
the
1,600
mark
tor
the
year,
with
the
greater
number
helm,
north
of
the
Peace
River.
It
warn
estimated
by
the
government
that
2.000
pre-emntlons
would
ho
f.
corded
by
the
end
of
1931.
While
relief
will
have
to
be
nm.
Vlded
tor
some
of
the
hew
etnr
,
hey
were
reported
to
be
of
a
fin
Orey.
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