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SOFTBALL
IS
PLAYED
Pirates
Defeat
Giants
in
High
School
League,
8
to
3
Yesterday
in
the
High
School
Softball
League
the
Pirates
won
for
the
first
time
when
they
defeated
the
OlanU
with
little
trouble.
In
the
first
inning
the
honors
went
to
the
Giants
who
brought
in
their
three
runs.
The
Pirates
re
taliated
ea
in
in
the
ine
second
secona
when
three
men
crossea
me
nome
piaie.
me
.vt
.
mninn
were
uneventful,
neither
side
making
any
excep-
In
the
last
inning
the
Pirates
iui.
arove
nome
nve
runs,
unaer
onslaught
the
Giants
went
to
pieces
and
made
numerous
field
errors
The
strong
field
support
and
good
batting
of
the
Pirates
gained
them
the
victory.
The
Giants,
who
usually
play
a
strong
game,
were
off
color
in
the
field
and
ragged
at
bat.
The
batteries,
for
the
Pirates
were
Kanaya
and'Postulo,
while
Domln-ato
and
Klshlmoto
formed
the
Giants'
battery.
Teams
were
as
follows:
J'f'l
N.
Allen,
cf
.;
Kirkendalt,
2b.;
San.
terbane,
3b:;
Morgan,
lb.;
Vance,
rf.;
Walte-s,
rss.
Giants
ifney,
if.;
Smith,
3b.
teapt).;
S.
Nakamoto,
cf.;
Dominate,
p.;
Blake,
lb.;
Ferbes,
2b.;
Suehh-Q.
rf.;
Unger,
les.;
T.
John-Btane.
rs.;
Peacny.
rs.
Umpire.
W.
To
bey.
Base
Umpire.
R.
Tobey.
:
Scorekeeper,
R.
Moxley.
Reporters,
W
Cross,
R.
Allen.
BASEBALL
MEETING
Prince
Rupert
Unable
to
Have
Ketchikan
Here
For
July
1
But
May
Go
North
For
July
4
In
view
of
the
fact
that
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
Asso
ciation
plaas
to
take
a
large
picnic
to
Terrace
on
July
1.
the
executive
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Baseball
As-seciu&sn,
at
a
meeting
last
night,
decfrfetf
that
it
would
be
inadvisable
to
bring
a
Ketchikan
baseball
l,team
here
for
the
Dominion
Day
celebration
this
year.
However,
if
Ketchikan
still
desires
a
Prince
Rupert
ail-star
team
to
go
there
for
J8ly
4
on
tie
hash
f
the
$300
guarantee
which
has
been
sugges
ted,
it
was-
deeWed
tentatively
that
the
locale
would
make
the
trip
wHh
the
possibility
of
a
return
series
here
later
in
the
season,
possibly
at
fair
Ume.
The
opening
of
the
Senior
League
there
hM
been
now
set
far
tomor
row
evening
when
Sons
of
Canada
and
Empress
will
meet.
Mayor
C.
HI.
Orme
will
pttth
out
the
opening
ball.
H.
G.
Kennedy,
vice-president,
fwtts
in
the
ehalr
at
last
nlht's
Kneeling
In
place
of
Aid.
G.
W.
Rud-laierham.
who
was
unable
to
attend
SPORT
CHAT
FOOTBALL
Merchants
vs.
Can.
Legion
TONIGHT
-6:45
Nova
Scotia's
analers
who
had
been
nursing
their
fishing
tackle
nri
rnhtor
hoots
for
more
than
a
whmnPd
the
streams
with
a
-
'
rr
,
,
,w
the'Power
Inowpr
to
to
male
make
e
theU
their
shots
tell
tell
1,
vengeance
on
Sunday,
May
opening
day
of
the
trout
and
sal
mon
season.
There
were
some
some,
however,
who
were
perturbed
by
re
nnrti
In
Halifax
naners
of
SatUT.
----
that
it
was
llleeal
to
'
very
nl8n
dropping
shot
that
man-
SriSrL5.Sr?S2iS
to
land
in
the
goal
mouth.
tederal
law
to
that
effect,
the
ang-
oomez
nea"y
equanzea
out
Mor-ipr.
knpw
and
thPv
doubted
if
anv
an
Just
&
there
first.
Play
was
such
provincial
law
could
be
en
-
forced.
By
Tuesday
the
argument
was
interesting,
and
the
Halifax
rv.H,
Rtr
that
nnv
dff
nn
a
nnaint
"
4ld
pre-confederatlon
law
that
might
be
construed
as
prohibiting
fishing
on
the
Sabbath
and
which
ha
not
been
repealed.
This
law
regarding
the
desecration
of
the
Sab
bath
is
to
be
found
in
Chapter
159,
Revised
Statutes
of
Nova
Scotia,
Uhlrd
series.
Section
2
of
the
act
reads:
"Of
offences
against
religion:
Any
person
who
shall
be
convicted
before
a
Justice
of
the
Peace
of
laheotlng,
gambling
or
sporting,
or
of
frequenting
tippling
houses,
or
of
servile
labor,
works
of
necessity
and
mercy
excepted,
on
the
Lord's
Day,
shall,
for
every
such
offence
forfeit
not
less
than
SI
AO
or
more
iian
18.00
and,
in
default
of
pay
aient,
shall
be
committed
to
jail
for
a
term
not
less
than
12
hours
nor
more
than
four
days."
The
fact
tha:
this
law,
proclaimed
in
the
pre-confederatlon
days
of
pounds,
shillings
and
pence,
was
made
to
read
in
dollars
and
appeared
in
the
Re
vised
Statutes
of
1900
was
the
Star's
basts
for
the
presumption
that
there
was
some
Intention
of
keeping
It
as
one
of
the
laws
of
the
province.
Then
the
Star
did
a
little
speculating:
"It
is
quite
specific
about
'shooting'
and
it
has
been
argued
that
'sporting'
Includes
fishing.
Sporting'
is
a
comprehensive
term
and,
If
It
Includes
fishing,
It
also
includes
motoring
for
pleasure
golfing,
canoeing
and
any
other
form
of
sport,
as
banned
of
a
Sunday.
If
It
means
that,
the
law
Is
archaic
and
should
be
made
speei-tlc
or
repealed.
Under
the
regulations
of
the
Fisheries
Act.
a
federal
law
is
no
prohibition
of
Sunday
fishing,
except
for
a
local
regulation
regarding
salmon
fishing
and
applicable
only
In
Restieeuchn
County,
N.B.
Under
this
Nova
Sca-tlan
pre-confederatlon
law,
still
on
the
provincial
statute
doom,
ait
angler
might
be
stteeeeefwly
prosecuted.
He
is-
within
the
federal
law,
but
may
be
violating
the
provincial
law.
It
is
an
anomalous
situation.
The
tangle
should
be
straightened
out."
I
That's
No
Quarrel
of
Mac's
HIGH
WINS
IN
QArrS1!?
111
UVVslii
Booth
School
Is
Defeated
7
to
Nil
In
Junior
Football
High
School
registered
another
deeterve
victary
over
Booth
la
laot
evening'
regular
Junior
FootbaU
League
fixture,
winning
by
seven
I
goals:
to
nil.
The
game
was
actually
j
a
contested
one
but,
when
it
'came
to
shooting,
High
had
the
i
direction
and
more
especially
the
whereas
Booth
was
weak
in
shoot.
ne
and
Morgan
was
not
severely
Wilson
scored
the
first
with
a
ven
with
Ritchie
playing
a
j
a"
Kl"
ua
1UI
DW"
.
and
Gme2
BttlnB
throuh
a
treT
"
amount
of
work.
High
players
l,t
kept
their
positions
much
better
with
the
result
that
few
balls
were
wasted
and
Cromp
poshed
his
passes
forward
in
pretty
style.
Ivarson
was
a
rare
source
of
danger.
With
the
second
half
barely
un-
ider
way,
Ivarson
flatbed
in
a
splen
did
long
drive
that
Blake
had
no
chance
with.
Later
on,
the
goalie
keemed
slow
at
a
couple
of
shots
that
produced
goals
but
ran
out
to
nush
a
hard
cross
and
later
fielded
neiri
his
udvertlsen.cut
i.s
not
puuusheo
ui
uim
layi-d
by
tne
Liquor
Cont.ro
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
Brtt.ish
Columbia
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&
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For
the
2.1th
May
Thompson
Hardware
Co,
Ltd.
253
Third
Avenue
.teas!5ffe.
irh&TMm
.Jbsstewgr
"
Basketball
Is
!
Organized
at
SnowshoeTown
SNOWSHOE,
May
19:
A
basket-
Dan
team
nas
Deen
organizes
nere
with
Miss
K.
Leboe
as
captain,
Miss
E.
Allen
secretary-treasurer
and
P.
O.
Smith,
coach
and
manager.
LEGION
LINE
UP
Canadian
Legion
team
for
to-
ntBh.
lMtmtk
,
fnnn
mma
"
"
w,
be
M
MloWB.
S.
Gurvich;
A.
Stiles,
F.
Gomez;
j
Qreer
g
Currle
T
jjaddon.
T
Bussanich,
J.
K.
Murray,
C.
Baptle,
J.
Mowat
and
H.
Parkes.
Reserves,
G.
Ferguson,
D.
Morrison,
B.
Hestad
and
B.
Elde.
a
high
dropping
shot
In
a
capable
way.
Colussl
and
Gomez
made
headway
and
Booth
was
value
for
a
goal
but
could
not
make
the
final
drive
and
the
bail
was
cleared.
The
game
was
always
interesting
but
Booth
was
held
scoreless.
Goal
scorers
were:
Ivarson,
4;
Wilson,
1;
Santurbane.
2.
Booth
D.
Blake;
Eby,
Ritchie;
DeMarco,
Gomez,
Fulton:
Nelson,
Gillis,
Colusei,
Lear,
McMeekin.
High
Morgan;
WiUiscroft,
Fisher;
Dungate,
Cromp,
Faw;
Nakamoto.
Wilson,
Ivarson,
Santurbane,
;Chrietion.
Referee.
W.
VL
p.
O'Neill.
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