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DRAW
IS
1
UNIQUE
Three
Teams
in
Ti?
For
Natiunal
League
Cellar
Cubs'
Lead
is
further
Reduced,
NEW
YORK,
June
8:
A
mathematical
Jle
developed.
yesterday
be
tween
three
teams
Cincinnati
Reds,
the
Phillies
and
New
York
Glant-for
cellar
position
in
the
National
League.
It
all
came
about
when
the
Giants
scored
a
close
victory
oyer
the
Reds
here
while
the
Phillies
were
losing
to
the
Pittsburg
Pirates
at
Philadelphia.
The
supremacy
of
the
Chicago
Cubs
at
the
top
of
the
league
was
reduced
to
a
mere
half
game
over
the
idle
Boston
Braves
when
the
Cubs
were
severely
beaten
at
Brooklyn
yesterday
by
the
Dodgers.
There
were
no
changes
In
the
positions
of
teams
as
a
result
of
yesterday's
play
in
the
American
League.
Big
League
scores
yesterday
were
as
follows:
American
League
New
York
9,
Detroit
2.
Washington
8,
Chicago
5.
Philadelphia
3,
Cleveland
4.
Boston
I,
St.
Louis
6.
National
Lcajue
Cincinnati
3,
New
York
4.
Chicago
2,
Brooklyn
9.
Pittsburg
7,
Philadelphia
4.
SCHEDULE
June
10
a
O.
C.
vs.
Empress.
June
13
Elks
vs.
S.
O.
C.
June
17
Elks
vs.
Empress.
June
2Qr-Empress
vs.
S.
O.
C.
June
24
S.
a
p.
vs.
Elks.
June
27
Empress
vs.
Elks.
July
1
S.
O.
C.
vs.
Empress.
Jury
4
Elks
vs.
S.
O.
C.
July
8
Elks
vs.
Empress.
July
U
Empress
vs.
S-
O.
C.
July
15
S.
O.
C
vs
Elks
t
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BlaafeaaBlaaaaaaLiaa.
REGIMENT
LINE-L'P
taaywUl
TabaaM
Cvaapaa
at
Caaada,
Llmltad
Just
Made
It
Geo.
Mimner.
Pennsyiv
the
Philadelphia
meet.
Washington
29
20
Detroit
26
20
Philadelphia
27
22
Cleveland
27
23
St.
Louis
23
21
Chicago
16
30
Boston
9
37
National
League
Chicago
29
19
Boston
29
20
PilUbuig
23
20
St.
Loute
22
24
Brooklyn
24
27
dnchinatl
23
29
Philadelphia
22
28
New
York
20
25
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rv:'eiuly.
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for
this
Pet.
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The
following
line-up
for
Regiment
in
tomorrow
night's
Senior
League
football
game
is
announced:
Smith;
Watson
and
Blake:
Edge-
cumbe.
DeJong
and
Wlngham:
j
Walters.
Redpath,
Kelsey.
Colussl
'and
Vance:
reserve.
Clark.
.
'
over
tl.c-
bar
at
-cms
10
be
no
reason
Baseball
Standings
ROUND
HOUSE
American
League
W.
L.
New
York
33
14
WINS
TWICE
,
Dry
Dock
Loses
Both
Ends
of
Soft
ball
Double-Header
The
Round
House
won
a
double-header
from
the
Dry
Dock
in
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
Softball
League
last
evening.
One
was
a
postponed
game.
The
scores
wet
e
6
to
2,
and
'6,
to
5.
Both
games
were
well
contested.
Allen
for
the
Round
House,
with
one
exception,
played
the
best
ball
and
Antonelll,
for
the
Dry
Dock,
made
several
circus
.catches
and
was
easily
the
best
man
on
the
field.
Nelson,
for
Round
House,
secured
two
three-baggers
and
was
the
most
consistent
bitter.
Dry
Dock
Boulter,
Howe.
Stalk
r,
Nelapn.
Smith.
Geddes,
Hanson,
Dingwell.
Antonelll.
Round
Houae
Johnson,
Arney,
Hortoa
Cameroh.
Allen,
Raby.
A.
Skattebol,
Cross.
Nelson.
Umpires
Coraadlna
and
Unger.
Batteries
Dry
Dock.
Boulter
and
Dingwell:
Round
House.
Raby
and
A.
Skattebol.
C.N.R.
Brnkeman
673.1
ChrUlople
Colonih
St.,
Moutrral,
I'.Q.
ISOFTBALL
AT
-i
j
HIGH
jiCHGOL
'Cub.Defra.t
Giants
5-3
in
a
Close
Game
Yesterday
Afternoon.
j
In
yesterday's
fixture
in
the
High
School
Softball
League
the
Cubs,
lefeatecf
the
Giants
by
a
score
of
5-3.
In
tle
first
inning
bpth
teams
brought
home
two
run,.
The
sec
ond
started
with
the
Cubs
hitting
hard
and-bringing
three
men
in.
In
this
inning
the
Giants
were
retired
in
quick
order.
j
The
last
half
of
the
third
inning
yielded
another
run
for
the
Giants
when
Smith
camt
home
on
KUhl-,
moto's
safety
'
!
In
the
two
following
Innings
both
jteam
played
air-tight
balL
The1
'Giants
held
the
Cubs
scoreless
butj
they
were
unable
to
secure
the
two
runs
necessary
to
tie
the
score.
Both
teams
played
good
hall
throughout
and
it
was
anybody's
game.
The
field
support
was
strong,
neither
side
showing
an
error.
The
batteries
were
Moxley
and
Church
for
the
Cubs,
while
Dominate
and
nisrurnoto
wortea
tor
me
uianis,
The
teams
were
as
follows:
Cubs
Obata
ss.,
Da
vies
rf.,
M
ox-ley
leapt.)
p
.
Church
c.
Buannich
lb.,
Fulton
cf.,
Hanson
3b
Morrison
2b.
Oiaott
Arney
las.,
Smith
leapt.)
res.,
KUhimoto
c,
Nakamotp
3b.,
Domlnato
p
Blake
lb..
Forbes
2b
Johnstone
If..
Murdoek
rf..
Peachey
of.
Umpire
S.
Kanaya.
Storekeeper
j.
Welle.
Reportert-R.
Allen.
Baseball
Scores
International
League
Rochester
5,
Toronto
3.
Montreal
4.
Buffalo
2.
Baltimore,
6,.
Newark
1.
Jersey
City
12,
Reading
7.
American
Association
Toledo
7,
Kan.sas
City
6.
Minneapolis
6-7
Louisville
4-3.
Columbus
6.
Muwauxee
5.
Indunn
polls
"
St
Paul
8.
HERE'S
THE
WINNER
of
the
FIRST
CAR-A
-WEEK
handwriting
contest
'Thin
wffk',
(THE
10l!ltTin
CAU-A-WF.KK
C.M'STrlcsJuuflSib.
1W2,
All
filter.
iiuuM
(let
lht
lat
vxlll
k
enlrrrtl
fn
the
neit
MrrU'i
ronlrst.
NOTE
Ypu
almpjr
write
tlie
fol-IvHiriK
011
llir
liarkt
v(
V
froot
PrU
from
rmpty
Turrrt
C.idarrlle
(2')
parkagra
with
MirtUn
of
rxclae
atanip
atlaclmlt
.
OO
bcV
v(
one
pantl,
your
name;
on
the
bark
of
WUfJt
9rcupjtkn
on
a
third,
your
atrcrl
ami
Iuhu
aud
va.
ilie
Lmrth,
joiy
rotltire.
i'anlra
the
four
panelf
topcthrr
ami
;
rnall
on
ojj
lefine
the
rloalng
date
ahown
almte,
tolurtft
arette.iUndr.
writing
Control.
p.o,
nix
"oo
(May
18th
to
May
25th)
Ac
Enter
your
haiulKrltlng,
uhelher
it
lie
good,
lael
or
liHlilTcrcnt,
in
i-uch
of
ll.csc
bin
Turret
CAIt-A-WKEK
Contests.
Excellence
of
ieiunanship
has
no
hearing
on
the
judges'
decision
.
.
.
hut,
If
your
handwriting
Is
unusuul
or
unique,
If
it
reveals
character
or
temperament,
thru
joii
hate
a
splendid
chance
of
winning
a
1932
Chevrolet
Standard
Coach.
A
committee
of
impartial
judges,
headed
by
the
well-kiioHii
handwriting
authority,
Mr.
Frederic
I).
Juroh,
for
15
yeurs
Uominion
Government
Graphologist,
will
clionv
the
winner
each
week
the
person
whose
handwriting
shows
the
most
unusual
or
Interesting
characteristics.
In
addition
to
the
free
car,
SO
graphologicul
readings
will
he
given
hv
Mr.
Jacob
euch
week
to
selected
contestants.
1022,
the
Dominion
championship
was
left
la
the
air.
Once
in
1929
there
was
no
championship
con-teat
and
in
1931
the
Grads
were
unable
to
compete
at
the
time
set.
but
later
defeated
the
Toronto
AH-Starsj
official
tttleholders.
,
,
!
Here
is
the
record
of
the
Orads:
1992
Grads,
41;
London
Sham-racks,
8.
Grads,
8,
London
Shamrocks,
21.
1&23
drads,
IT:
London
Shamrock.
6.
Orads,
34;
London
Shamrocks,
3$.
1924
Grads,
41;
Toronto
Ladle,
11.
Grads,
26.
Toronto
Ladles.
13,
1
Ma
Grads.
18:
Toronto
Y.
W.
H
A..
1.
Grads.
17;
Toronto
Y.
W.
II.
A.,
10.
192a
Qrads.
19;
Toronto
Lake-Kides,
?i
Grads.
27;
Toronto
Lakeside.
6.
1927
Orads.
34;
Toronto
Lake-sides,
24.
Grads.
19.
Toronto
Lake-sldts,
1
923-0
jadi.
64;
Hallux
Va,rslty,
8.
Orads.
6;
Halifax
Varsity,
12.
190-
Grads,
23:
Tofonto
Park-
dales,
17.
Orads.
41;
Toronto,
All-Stars,
15.
1930
Orads,
4.7-;
Toronto
Lak.e-tides,
17.
Orads,
41;
Toronto
Akf-sldes.
27.
W3A-Grd.
n:
TPronto.
All
Stars,
19.
Oradan
10Q;
Toronto
Al
Stars.
18.
193-Grads,
60;
Wlndsor-Wal-kervllle
Alumnae,
32.
Oradi.
4i6;
VlBdpr-WlkeyiUc'
Alwmhae,
18.
In
1922
one
same
was
played
un
der
ilrh"
rules
and
on
under
boys'
rule,
with,
total
point
to
count.
iEaeh
dbiii
team
mm
won
wuii
one
uiic
(finals,
they
were,
1929.
The
Grads
defeated
the
Van-.
i
eouver
team
In
an
exhibition
game
'
and
then
defeated
the
two
Toronto
quintette
In
exhibition
game.
In
1931
the
president
of
the
C.
A.
B.
A.
awarded
th
title
to
Toronto
Lake-aides
by
dnfaulL
The
Grads
subsequently
defeated
the
Toronto
All-Stars
la
two
exhibition
games.
Since
entering
official
basketball,
and
with
ever-changing
players,
the
Pagv.
have
played
354
official
games,
counting
the
1032
cham
plonshlp
series
with
Windsor-Wal
Harry
A.
Millar
seated
In
the
original
four-wheel
drive
racing
cat
vhleh
it
required
him
an"
taff
nf
tprt
alrlllpri
jnphnntrc
flv
mnnthc
In
hntlri
Tho
.or
utViIaVi
nmt
.
n..-
i
.
uiificaicu
cyeiwx
111
a
auinnuir
ifiicxnauon
r(ce
in,
inaianapolls.
FOOTBALL
HIGH
vs.
BOOTH
TONIGHT,
6:30
-
-
.
.
"
-
j
I
SPORT
CHAT
"I
The
Letter
Box
SWIMMING
IN
PUINCE
RUPERT
Editor,
Dally
News:
Some
days
ago
we
noticed
on
the
Sports
Page
of
your
paper
4
summary
of
an
article
on
"Swimming
in
Prince
Rupert."
written
by
Wm.
Pletnmer
for
the
Vancouver
Sun.
This
subject
being
o(
ln-
Wlth
the
1932
crown
of
girls',
se-
'
terest
to
us.
we
obtained
and
read
nipx
basketball
supremacy
In
Can-
!the
original
write-up.
,May
we
ada
securely
placed,
Edmonton
I
through
the
columns
of
your
val-Commercial
Orads
.
put
another
'
uable
paper,
draw
to
the
attention
rotch
in,
Canadian
sport
records
of
Mr.
Plommer
a
few
concrete
this
season.
Since
Percy
Page
ga-
facts
with
which
he
seems
tp
be
thered
the
sharp-shooters
of
girls'
'
unfamiliar.
basketball
in
Edmonton
under
his
We
do
not
think
that
Mr.
Plom-wlng,
trained
them
to
attack,
and
mer
is
at
all
Justified
in
stating
defend
on
the
gymnasium
floor,
the
that
the
swimming
season
open,
Prads
have
toed
the
line,
played,
in
Prince
Rupert
months
before
exceptional
basketball
and
retain
very
lew.
Tne
swimming
season
opens
in
Vancouver
about
the
flrat
LEGION
WINN
Merchant
Lose
Three
to
Ti
City
Lcatue
Football
n.i.
n.nlt.
IU.
....
.
1
.
..
.vcsuk:
,115
tk
mai
in?
(,U
(
haq
no
bearing
on
the
fat,
Mobley
Cup,
tmblem.ni,
league,
football
rhamo,
which
has
already
been
cm,
the
Regiment,
a
good
bu:.
:
was
exhibited
last
evci,:,,,
league
soccer
fixture
be
i,.
dlan
Legion
and
Remmci.t
,:
most
throughout,
it
,
a
contested
match,
the
;;:
..
being
three
to
two
in
f.m
:
Legion.
A
good-sized
(
i
(-(.
witnessed
the
match
with
.
able
Interest,
particuia
i.
first
half
Tniuani
th
,
it
opens
to
Vancouver.
How
rnary
Ueond
halt
play
comm.
,.
ed
the
Dominion
title
since
1922.
In
people
are
swimming,
in
the
Salt
two
years
during
the
period
since
Lakes
before
the
end
of
April'
of
May
yet
many
are
in
swimming
Oome
and
m
weeks
oeiorg
mai
aaie.
We
do
not
mean
to
say
that
Prince
Rupert
does
not
hold
op-
terlorate
after
the
Lew.-:
ken.
a
two-goal
lead
Teams,
wet
as
follow
Canadian
Legion
s
H.l(!-1..'.
and
Oreer:
D
Ourv--
i
Murray,
Bussankh
and
B,
Merchants
Mortar
Hi
mosf
who
wah
It.
Any
person
may
.TVk"
,
SSLSi
rrd
"
tCMto
ndFhen-ki
burdened
to
It.
This
case
holds
.
..,
j
johnttonf
WM
rM
,M
KuitSs.aD3f
ty
wUli
vlmml-'i
XtnSXLl,
.
men
We
are
not
prejudiced
in
any
Fl
t
,.
way
against
good
swimming
or
..
,.
,
good
swimmers
in
Prince
Rupert-
AD0ul
mree
m,nu"
"
.
Mr.
Plommer
seems
to
be
merely
"P"""
w
ww
""
"-painting
a
ploture
of
what
we
do
opentd
IBrln
for
lhc
l?
V&y
Vlhea
heh
ln
on
1
rr
,M
not
have.
try
ft
give
that
Im-
Bi-
Bnd
m
"
'
cbVllft
prosslpA?
Prince
Rupert
nwls
the
ord
e!
the
,lrM
11
f
'
backmK
to
try
to
obtain
belter
Amor
n"
a
gold,'n
svlramlng
facllltla.
There
are
no
fit
places
to
swim
on
Kalen
Is-
Xor
tfee
Mtsts
when
:
land.
If
It
vere
no.
for
the
Prince
riht
throu4i.
Prime
Van
-he:
r
Rurvit
Sydjnmlng
Club,
the
clU-
K,cke,
and
thnQ"
r;
'
Zens
of
Ihla
pllv
wmiM
au
own
tetnn-
mv
1
.
i
...
tint
Htn,adn
tMwmA
i
f
'Hi
t
XI,
I
!
V
LJiclI
f-
Ml
nnni
TJV1.1V
IV
m
trtvm
1m
...iMnnM
ni
dub
full
credit
for
the
work
It
a
ww!er-
An
86
ml!1
,
e
h.w
de.
but
why
say
we
haw
awred
far
the
Merch
.
what
hnv
wii
Om
nrnn,
from
the
right
wtnic
Ti
-
v
it
v
ii
l
aaaia
uhjib.
"
There
a,re
many
people
today
who
will
not
swim
In
the
Salt
Uke.
YfhJf?
Reeause
the
lake
are
to
dirt.
This
fact
oannot
be
defied,
although
there
Is
no
remedy
for
it.
ended
with
a
one-nil
Second
Half
Shortly
after
resump-for
the
second
halt
i"
binalian
wavtk
of
A
Ui
1
v.-
t:
Some
years
ago
It
was
the
aim
Mk
J""
...
Of
the
S.
Andrews
Society
of
this
fr,n5
fer,
Mt
.'"
lbe
dry
t.p
gon.struct
a
swimming
pool
mlnut
by
draining
and
andlng
Uie
lake
Murra
"ie
MV
aloryt
the
Print
Rupert
highway
ndup
uion
What
could
be
more
ideal,
clean
r,V
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the
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hi
talm
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losing
the
first
game.
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Grads
easily
won
the
round.
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co-operate?
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Pickens
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Senior
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nas
since
disbanded,
the
title
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the
total,
they
won
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to
the
Orads.
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art
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goal.
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Grads,
always
coached
by
Percy
Olympics
at
Praaue
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favor
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Murray.
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the
University
of
Brlti.h,
Columbia.
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Vancouver
team
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lost
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travenea
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the
Grads
are
not
through
with
'
,
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of
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mile,
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have
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basketball,
and
next
season
will
find
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,
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represent
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IIL
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held
the
International
champion-
r
them
in
action
nithnnoh
shin
ince
1923
and
the
official
ers
may
bearded
from
their
"farm
i"
wond
championship
from
1924
to
the
Edmonton"
Commercial
Grad-
1030.
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Tn
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loin
1930
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present
senior
B
champions
Canada
!anada
in
the
women's;
of
Alberta
Can.
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