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Golden
Anniversary
BMWS
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CUP
FINAL
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Pl-tee
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Spite
Of
fdfeitess
NEW
YORK,
April
21:
the
idle
Bistort
Braves
wefe
left
lit
first
place
df
the
National
League
yesterday
hrtf
ChteaSd
Cdbs
atlcT
tHe
Phillies,-
who
had-
Seeft
tied
With
them
for
supremacy,
were
defeats
by
Clnelnriati
Reds
and
New
YOtk
tilantt-
redfiectlvel
fh'eJttentally
dfhelhrJatPiftoVed
Into
second
place
Washington
Senators
and
Detroit
Tger
jsmalnetf
fft
A
tie
for
American
League
supremacy
by
Wttv
of
winning
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Baston
Red
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respectively
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Big
League
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York
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New
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Cincinnati
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Chicago
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Philadelphia
4
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Brooklyn
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GIRLS
IN
SOFTBALL
at
Local
At
a
meeting
of
girls'
softbalf
at
the
High
Sefrool
the
following
executive
was
eleeted:
Lucille:
Brooke
barikEnyd
Morris
'reporter),
Margaret
Frlta,
Gudrun
Welld,
Miss
M.
D'elaney1.
The
following
teams
were
pfcMed:
Luettfe
Brookbnk
(captain),
Lillian
Vaeeher,
Greddie
Morgan,
Beverly
Jaek,
Trances-
Thomson,
Vieno
tehta;
Ruttiana
Wood;
Rath
Ganada
is
meeting
the
world
de
preaitan.
so
my
expert,
better
than
mtostl
countries.
Oter
weakness
i5
her
strength,
if
you
know
what
we
mean.
Miss
Elsie
Aulenbach,
Pennsylvania
school
girl,
has
a
leg
pull
of
800
pounds.
SOFTBALL
IS
PLAYED
Liiants
Break
Falcons'
Winnin;
Streak
in
High
School
League
Yesterday
in
the
High
School
Softball
League,
the
Falcons
r
celved
their
first
setback
of
t
season
whan
they
lost
to
th
(Stents
by
a
seorei
of
13
to
3.
The
Arst
MAiat
ahweo
no
ranter
either
side,
hat,
in
the
second.
the
dtasta
fan
away
with
the
tame.
Tiler
bitrngtlt
in
ten
runs
befexe
H
Otastta
showed
any
lane
of
resistance.
The
Faieomrt
setemed
tp
ted
anwt
before
tfte
omlawgJit,
Itotr
Melding
was
Lleofte
and
careless
and
the
pitcher
Was
distinctly
off
his
usual
game.
.ba
i?.n!th1'
rtubyj
accounted
for
the
surprising
icore
krlkeirsky,
Enyd
Merrte.
Margaret
Fritt
(eaotelh).
Welle.
Elisabeth
Sturgeon.
Ann
Klrkendall
Annie
Kch.
Ifra
Mot.
Dr.
Douglas
Ashburn
GraV
is
A".
pointed
.Member
of
Pension
Trl&uiiaf
of
Canada
OTTAWA,
Aprfr
21
Dr.
bauglas
Aihbum
OTraf
of
Vancouver
hafi
Board
of
Penstems
Comm!kmer
for.'danabai
'
of
the
Giants.
aoavry
was
an
e$
victory
for
th
Otants.
T'he
teams
were
as
follows?
Giants
Arney.
If;
Smith,
lb:
CJlpt
':
Dumlnato.
p;
Blake,
st;
ttftbe.
34:
StfeWro,
3b:
Murdoch.
Rile
Me
ef.
Hmlm
R
Mosrtey.
Bae
UnWli-R,
Tobey.
Renortar
Bossinlch,
Un.
There's
a
BIG
DIFFERENCE-
Automatic
120
Icarcs
BooUctt
MADE
IN
ftANd
Tbokt
who
"roll
their
own"
will
ffod
it
a
quicker,
'easier
job
wirtr
Cfiaotecier.
,
.thin.
uroniy
puiDie,
rragy
gotntneu.
lbcy
evenlr,
withoiic
any
bite
...
try
there
I
burn
CIQARETTE
PAPERS
R.
Al-
Canada's
live
atoek
shipments
twslc
a
marked
ufrirard
curve
in
1031
with
Hxctllwit
prospects
for
1M
Aiscnat
Held
Trophy
Twite
in
Last
'hi1
.-4.-f
Aewcssile's
last
Win
Was
in
1924
LONDON,
April
21:
The
great
trek
of
soccer
enthusiasts
to
Weiri-jiey
Stadium
for
the
cup
flrtdFtrils
season
takes
place
this
Saturday.
It
will
be
a
Battle
Between
th&doillf
and
south,
with
the
Metropolis-
ultimately
interested
as
the
finalists
are
Arsenal,
a
London
club:
and
Newcastle
TJnited.
Arsenal
wfll
be
in
familttt
sur
tpundings
at
Wembley
as
they
have
appeared
there
in
cup
finals
twice
i;n
the
last
fife
years,
losing
to
GaN
'diff
City
in
1927
and
winning
the
!
trophy
in
1930
by
beatihg
Hufders-field
Town.
Newcastle
wort
the
tf
in
1924.
their
opponefits
being
Anton
Villa.
Newcastle
made
history
back
in
1910
when
they
won
the'etrp
after
a
replay
With
Bamsley.
There
have
been
very
few
drawn
matches
in
the
history
of
cuo
finals.
New-'
castle
United
were
fouf
times
ftirt-!
ners
up
back
in
the
early
part
of
the
century
.
)
Arsenal
left
the
following
teams-in
the
discard
on
thefr
mairW
Mi
Wembley:
Darwen.
Plymouth
Ar-j
gyle.
Portsmouth
and
Manchester!
City.
Newcastle
beat
Blackpool.
Southport,
Leicester
City,
Wdtfrtrd'
and
Chelsea.
t
Rpsult!
of
the
English
Cup-
series
i
since
the
war
are:
j
1919-20
Aston
Villa
beat
Sun
derland.
1-0.
1920-
21
Tottenham
Hotspurs
beat
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
1-0.
1921-
22
Huddersfield
Town
beat
Preston
North
End
1-0.
1922-
23
Bolton
Wanderers
tfest
Ham
United
2-0.
1923-
24
Newcastle
United
i
Aston
Villa
2-0.
I
1924-25
Sheffield
United
Cardiff
City
1-0.
i
1925-26
Bolton
Wanderers
llaiuliataii
nit,,
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rm
i
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a
1
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beat
beat
beat
beat
1926-
27
Cardiff
City
beat
Arsenal
1-0.
1927-
28
Blackburn
Rovers
beat
Huddersfield
Town
3-1.
1928-
29
Bolton
Wanderers
beat
Manchester
City
1-0.
1929-
30
Arsenal
beat
Hudders-telrl
Tnwn
3-1.
1930-
31
West
BromwkH
Albion
Vat
Birmingham
2-1.
Coming
Summer
MONTREAL.
April
21:
Ice
com
panies
in
Montreal
are
hoping
for
moderate
weather
next
summer.
If
there
are
many
long
drawn-out
but
spells
the
supply
of
Ice
gathered
past
freakish
winter
rift
B0yTngJts
Molly
EllUon,
Ad-
Ugii4
fh--
rWJw
Ther
went
'-m
not
be
8U',ent
the
de
elirtef,;
N.riko
YamanakETS
qK
mZ
bj
r
kn4!cf
d
rm
to
6ttM
L
th
the
lmbt
Jormsson.
FL,
his
pot
h.-
ftMs
t
It
-,.
u
I
ity's
tty's
leading
leading
lee
tee
companies.
companies.
For
For
i
Vancouver
Man
Named
to
Board
In
the
last
three
Innings,
the
Ice
Scarce
In
Montreal
For
a
month
and
a
halt
lake
tee
remained
at
an
average
of
nine
to
ten
inches,
four
or
five
inches
below
the
minimum
required
for
a
cut.
the
usual
harvesting
ot
December
being
post
KMwhU
T.
inhn.unu
i.t
poneo
mj
we
Doai
oi
January.
WF,THER
REPORT
!
Dead
Tree
P6lnt
Overcast,
fresh
southeast
wlnd
barometer,
29.94;
temperature.
48
;
heavy
chop.
j
A'
otntple
of
dashing
captains
of
the
athletic
80'
s
Society
folk
at
Aiken.
9.C.,
had
a
whale
ot
a
tune
celebrating
the
golden
an-nlve;sar'
of
polo.
These
oapper
kids
U!.-.)!.ty
cos.umi
cf.
p?r)od
SPORT
NOTES
Plans
for
another
active
tennis
season
at
the
interior
cown
of
TiMerhoof
were
made
recently
tffte
the
Vanderhoof
Lawn
Tennis
GeorgsvOgaton,
Dr.
W.
Ross'
Stone1,
George
Haddon
and
Miss
Dorothy
Birch.
The
first
step
In
the
rebuilding
of
the
Boston
Bruins
was
made
when
tha
management
of
the
National
Hackey
League
team
pur
chased
iABv
Burch.
veteran
centre
leagues
have
pitchers
demonstrated
sneh
striking
early
-season
master
of
the
batsmen
as
they
have
this
year.
The
season
was
not
a
week
old
before
pitchers
had
writ-1
ten
Inin
the
records
13
games
in
which
the
opposition
had
mad?
not
more
than
five
hits.
Daazy
Vance
o
Brooklyn
and
Hal
8cu-macht
of
New
York
Olants
have
Falcon-ChrLitinn
ah
r
'
Ai-
iThe
was
very
little
severe
weather
!
contributed
len.
p:
Welle,
lb:
Stegavlg.
c:
Cross
ln
February
but
along
came
the
un-1ST
'HaleJexPcted
frou
of
Marcn
which
.capf.)
Dungate.
2b;
rsr.
IvWrraV.
If:
McCaMerv.
rf:
!
the
thu
prevenUng
an
ice
amine,
in
spite
oi
me
inroaas
made
by
electric
refrigeration
about
600,000
tons
of
ice
are
sold
on
the
,
:
leiand
of
Montreal
annually,
ap-
j
iorexlmately
1Q0X100
tons
less
titan
tne
amount
sold
15
years
ago.
March's
snowfall
this
year
was
45.3
Inches.
Just
1.1
Inches
short
of
!
the
record
fall
tor
that
month-
dur-!
lng
the
last
57
years,
according
to
McOIll
Observatory
Record
which
dates
back
to
1875.
March's
ban
ner
year
as
far
as
quantity
of
mnw
U
concerned
was
in
1900
when
the.
fall
reached
the
high
mark
of
40.4'
Inches
and
people
used
snowh
to
go
about
the
streets
of
Monirr&l.
straight
cash
transaction
Burch.
32-years
eMi
and
first
string
centre
for
tha
Americans
for
the
past
seven
season,
will
probably
start
the
next
hookey
camp
Urn
In
the
Bruins'
first
line,
unless
Manager
Art
Ro
succeeds
in
making
more
attractive
deals.
Ross
believer
the
veteran
has
several
more
seasons
of
top
grade
hockey
In
his
system.
In
the
event
Ross
manages
to
obtain
more
able
centres
during
the
off-seam.
Burch
will
be
retained
to
coach
young
wingers.
Net
since
the
days
before-
the
lively
mll-
first
Invaded
the
major
two
hit
masteroif"
Vie
Sorrell
and
Earl
Whltehill
of
Detroit
and
81
Johnson
oi
Cincinnati
hud
pitched
three-hit
games
Wont"
Weaver
of
Washinirton
an
1
Whitlow
Wyatt
of
Detroit
hnvr
'
T.
..r"1.
d.?udy:
'tills
advertisement
IS
P
Triple
ItlandClear,
light
east
poutheast
wind;
sea-
smooth.
.'o
ir-hlt
contests
to
ther
Creolt.
The
five-hit
hurlers
include
Pat
Caraway
of
Chicago
White
Sox
;nJ
Dick
Coffman
and
Sam
Orey
of
St.
Louis.
Ed
Brandt
of
Boston
Club
held
Us
annual
meeting.
The
Braves.
d
Holley
of
the
Phjlfk-J.
club
decided
W
adopt
a
black-
and
Quy
Bush
of
Chicago
Cubs,
board
'
system
of
rotation
playing
similar
to
that
used
by
the
Vanderhoof
Badminton
Club.
Officers
were
elected
as
follows;
president,
R.
M.
'Taylor:
vice
president,
sergeant
A.
O.
Bitch;
secretary-treM-
furer,'
Miss
'Betty
Lamb;
executive
SOFTBALL
SCHEDULE
The
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
Softball
Lea'gue
will
open
the
season
on
Friday
of
next
week
with
the
following
schedule
for
the
first
half:
April
29-
-Roundhouse
vs.
Station.
May
3
Dry
Dock
vs.
R.C.N.V.R.
Mnv
6
R.CN.VJt.
t.
Roundhouse.
from
the
New
York
Americans
in
a
,
iu
etaiion
vs.
ury
UOCK.
May
13
R.C.N.V.R.
vs.
Stdtlon.
Ma
v
17
Roundhouse
vs.
Dry
Odck.
May
20
Station
va.
Roundhouse
May
24
R
c.N.V.R.
vs.
Dry
Dock.
May
37
Dry
Dock
vs.
Station.
May
31
Roundhouse
vs.
R.ON.V.R
June
3
R.CN
V.R.
va.
Station.
fune
7
Dry
Dock
vs.
Roundhous..
,'une
1
Station
vs.
Roundhouse,
i
June
14
Dry
Dock
va.
R.CN.VJt.'
June
17
Station
vs.
Dry
Dock.
June
21
Roundhouse
vs.
R.CN
V.R
I
Jane
24
Roundhouse
vs.
Dry
Dock
June
28
Station
vs.
R.CN.VJt
'
GUARANTKD
Baseball
Intermediate
Schedule
April
24
Young
Erhpress
pdoii
.lieu
or
Ulsulayed
Controi
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia,
by
vs.
,
Young
Elks.
April
2
Young
Elks
vs.
Young
Sons
df
Canada.
Mrs.
Drysdale,
one
of
the
mem-bm
of
the
Premier
badminton
nnrty.
which
played
nere
Tuesday
nisht.
is
staying
over
in
the
city
rr
f-w
day
to
visit
with
frlendi.
'Mh'r
members
of
the
party
returned
nor'h
on
the
Prince
George
r'"r(iav
aft
moon
laic.
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