PAGE
tOVX
DRY
BOCK
IS
WINNER
Navy
Loses
Both
Ends
of
Double-INaiicr
in
ONJL
Softball
League
The
Dry
Dock
defeated
th;
If
aw
In
a
Canadian
National
Association
Softball
League
last
night
double-header
by
scores
of
8
to
5
and
4
to
2.
The
navy's
errors
were
Umpire
Morrison.
W.
Johnson
and
R.
Champion
Tommy
Paul
of
Buffalo
who
was
crowned
featherweight
champion
after
winn.ng
a
f:T-teen-round
derision
over
John
Pens
of
Argentia,
looks
over
the
belt
he
won.
TIGERS
WIN
FIRSTGAME
High
Sthool
Softball
Championship
Matches
Are
Now
On
The
Tigers
of
the
the
first
I
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,
.,,
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BASEBALL
Yuunf
Elks
vs.
toung
S.
O.
C.
TONIGHT
-
6:45
SPORT
CHAT
Winaaa
uoes
as
Wcu
al
Hie
lS
m.lnt
nnrihl.
Snr
th
n,
n""
Dock's
victory
in
the
second
game.
.
Nelson
for
the
Dry
Dock,
with
a
"V
dld
!S?
f
Amsterdam,
and
he
believes
this
is
double
In
the
fOUrth
famn.
assured-
11
wU1
bc,us
three
runs
for
the
nrv
Dork
i
J"0""11"
first
game
and
was
the
most
consistent
hitter
while
Franks
for
Navy
made
three
safeties.
Chenoski
and
Antonelli
were
safe
in
outfield
for
the
"
wi-i.w
mi
uc
Dry
j
Dock,
uw,
with
wiui
rrx
tne
Naw
Bremner
made
a
circus
cath
in
the
second
game.
Til
r..
.
ruvsn
mvY
mvm
Arm.
athletes
have
made
the
grade,
says
A.
K.
H.
Abbie
i
Goo
of
Winnipeg,
associate
manager
of
the
track
and
field
squad.
The
team
Abbie
and
Manager
Booby
-
Kerr
lead
to
the
taat
Abbie
expects
several
of
the
younger
fry
to
apsei
things
in
no
!
ssnali
way
at
the
Hamilton
trials.
During
hat
thirty-odd
years
in
sport
Abbie
Coo
has
seen
so
many
surpriatog
performances,
good
and
bad,
that
be
considers
nothing
Impossible
and.
in
fact,
usually
expeets
Ue
in
possible
to
happen.
For
one
thing
he
harbors
a
pet
hope
tfiat
Jimmy
Bali
once
a
peerless
quarter
mller.
will
recain
his
Ittt
fit.
Loots
Games,
understands
track
athletes
as
few
men
In
this
country
do.
He
was
a
trackman
himself
for
a
matter
of
15
years
and
has
new
managed
to
get
very
far
away
from
the
game
he
lores
since
he
retired
from
active
participation.
Track
was
hss
first
love
and
along
with
lacrosse,
still
is
his
favorite.
For
years
he
was
an
out-
j
standing
sprinter
and
hurdler
at
Fort
WUUam.
running
in
most
of
its
Important
meets
at
the
Lake-
head
and
in
ManKeba.
and
when
be
came
to
Winnipeg
later
developed
uho
one
of
Manitoba's
best
all-!
round
track
and
field
performers.
1
Abbie
Ooo
is
almost
as
well
known
in
the
Canadian
newspaper
world
as
in
sports.
He
is
day
editor
of
the
Winnipeg
Free
Press.
Like
nearly
aU
;
news
men
he
started
as
a
reporter,
i
working
for
the
Fart
WUUam
Times
Journal
and
the
old
Fort
William
(Herald.
When
he
came
to
Winnipeg
!
It
was
to
resume
hi
career
with
toe
High
Softball
championship
Irm
He
Irts
editor
of
on
Tneaday.
They
MfcW
llw
Teknram
and
later
went
to
the
the
Cobs
to
a
closely
centaated
0ta
aaatca.
the
score
being
4
to
j,PwM
h
been
aaso-
Both
teams
played
errorless
ball
ia;eUtd
osety
with
laorasee.
e
Amateur
AUuetic
wee
Innings,
a,
no
rnn-'horteJ
ilia
,
-
-
ATHLETICS
I
MOVE
UP:
Philadelphia
Joins
Washlnpton
Second
Place
in
American
League
Standing
CLEVELAND.
June
11
While
New
York
Yankees
increased
theii
margin
of
leadership
In
the
American
League
to
seven
full
games
by
defeating
the
Cleveland
Indians
-by
th
odd
run
here
yesterday.
PhUadtlphla
Athletics
moved
into
a
tie
with
Washington
Senators
for
second
nlaee.
the
Maemer
winning
over
the
Tigers
at
Detroit
while
the
Senators
got
very
much
the
worst
of
it
at
the
hands
of
the
slugging
St.
Louis
Browns
in
St.
Louis.
.
.
The
i
iir
Cincinnati
iuicinngu
Rede
near
A
Stalker
and
Unger
the
bo
in
the
divided
honors
J,
a
lBflekL
iufteld.
femia
in
July
hasnt
been
selected
,t
Ph,,io-iI
yet
bat
in
the
opinion
of
the
Win
nipeg
editor-sportsman
it
will
be
stranger
than
the
squad
Canada
strong.
Pranks.
Pitcher.
Peterson.
shWd
Why?
At
Rice.
Pierce.
Bremner.
West
man
Abbie
ta
stfckmg
to
gener-Derry.
alttlea.
"You
never
can
tell
what
Dry
Dock.
Antonelli.
Chsncwski,
mterial
will
crop
up
at
the
last
Qeddes.
NHaon.
E.
THiaywell
F
almutei"
remarks
to
inqulrets
Dingwell.
Allen.
Unger.
Stalker.
wbo
nce
theory
on
the
Batteries
Navy
Stewart
Pit-
P
make-np
of
the
new
Olym-
cher
and
Peterson
P5
aand-
To
taken
to
mean
j
Baseball
Standings
form
this
summer
and
lead
Can-
New
York
ada's
400-metre
men
to
Los
An
geles.
Not
a
few
observers
believe
this
is
impossible.
Abbie.
Drenarinc
to
nlay
a
part
In
his
first
Olympic
American
Lea
cue
W.
L
Chicago
31
Boston
M
Pittsburg
4
Brooklyn
21
Phiwdehihia
M
4
Cincinnati
M
National
League
New
York
i$
Washington
J2
Philadelphia
M
Detroit
3C
Cleveland
34)
St.
Loota
46
Chicago
is
ISostoo
it
22
24
94
26
Jl
34
18
34
34
3T
36
34
42
j
ners
getting
past
first
base
Ttjen.tUlUon
f
Rdft
-hn
wnh
ether
.
again
and
the
game
eotaineed
in
the
first
of
the
fourth
inning
activities
amee
the
war.
He
was
was
unmnmi
artr
k
In
and
PhfU
double
AQ
other
National
League
games
were
rained
out.
.
Yesterday
Bag
League
score:
IMERICAN
LEAGUE
Philadelphia
10:
Detroit
1.
Boston
5:
Chicago
4.
t
eleven
innings).
Washington
3:
St-
Louis
17.
(
Net:
York
7;
Cleveland
S.
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
Cincinnati
515:
Philadelphia
fi-2.
Other
games
rained
out.
Pet
JUi
556
.500
.491
.44
.444
.433
.714
571
58
519
otvG
RffiRCHANTS
WON
JATCH
Home
Oil
Defeated
3
to
1
Last
Night
In
Final
Scheduled
City
League
Football
Game
In
the
final
scheduled
game
of
the
City
League
football
competi
tion
Merchants
defeated
Ilnw
ou
Distributors
Limited
by
a
score
of
3
to
1
last
evening
at
tfee
AovpoUs
HIM
grounds
The
game
was
featured
by
an
incident
in
the
first
half,
after
the
Merchant
had
seared
their
first
goal
oil
a
penalty,
when
Captain
Webster
led
the
Home
OU
players
off
the
field
In
protest
at
a
penalty
decision
by
Referee
J.
A.
Johnatone.
After
some
nhicuasson.
the
Home
Oil
players
took
wva.
the
ktfv
41
field
a
i
-
m
v
w
a
vsw
asBMn
v
aaiavtB
v
IMeaident
of
the
Canadian
'
Amateur
'the
Home
Oil
team
was
to
be
re
w-r
tm"
www
on
a
lu.uni
soree
.'
and
areee
in
Osree
runs
Tne
Cubs
LcrotJI-
Association
from
19S0
to
seenred
one
ran
In
their
half
of
in1,
taWR-
a
leading
part
In
its
the
Inning.
reoraamtion
a
few
years
ago.
He
In
the
fifth
the
Tigers
added
te
P
P-ent
of
the
Winnipeg
anAhe
arfwlkk.
s.W..
-
.1
LAHa
AakmfWis.
tiLon
a
M
ka
f.-.l
wniurci.
piTafBj
MSJTU.
si
U-iTruI.
"-w.wviwii
assau
tare
MMU
lead
Tne
Cats
fought
desperately
tob
Amateur
Hockey
Association,
but
could
only
secure
rwo
of
the
A
lew
weeks
age
he
was
named
three
rans
needed
and
the
mm
chairman
of
the
Senior
Box
La
wUl
Wednesday
Teams:
Tigers
R.
Tobey.
e.:
J.
OUIU.
lb
:
H.
Marfan,
lss.:
W
Tobey
p
:
L.
Wilson.
So.:
R.
Wlhon.
if.:
j
MeRae.
rat.:
J.
Qreer
rf.:
F
Marshall,
ah:
R.
Kmtaelman.
ri
;
Cabs
Ohata.
las.;
Davles.
of.:
Moaley.
p.;
Osfjjafe.
c;
usaanieta.
1
Pulton.
UhWtBSBh.
ras
.
Paw.
rf.:
Hftttsas-JSgt
Morriaon.
3b.
Ma&ftCrSte4ai
and
8.
Kan-aya.
Scorekeeper
Y.
Ktahimoto
Reporter
w.
Tobey.
Baseball
Scores
Parific
Coast
League
Seattle
4.
Portland
3.
San
Franoiseo
3,
Hollywood
2
US
Innings).
oome
and
go
Here
are
a
few
of
his
predictions:
Jimmy
Ball
will
"oome
back;"
so
will
Jimmy
WttRams;
Bert
Pearson.
Hamilton
schoolboy,
is
a
comer:
Johnny
Miles
may
be
Canada's
chief
marathon
hope
in
the
games:
"those
kids"
are
going
to
fool
everybody
at
the
trial.
LEGION
LINE-UP
The
Canadian
Legion
football
team
for
tomorrow
night's
Dominion
Day
Cup
semt-ftnl
will
be
as
follows:
8.
Ounrtch:
A.
Stiles
and
E.
Oo-
organised.
KEGIMENT
LINE-UP
.'.
ft.
Murrav.
J.
Horn
arul
n
rur.
'k.
sui
.
It
ar
i
PAYLESS
HOLIDAY.
United
State
Howe
and
Senate
Favor
Thrt
Kather
Than
'
Ten
rrrretit
Cut
j
WA8HIVOTOH.
DjC..
June
15:
The
Hou.p
sad
Senate
aareed
es-1
the
Home
Oil
Albert
Dfeken.
then
S?
ywh"
rentSStTaSr
UaiUd
1
I
scored
for
Merchants
the
.
"
on
dlssw-
,
.
.
.
ap-
eminent
emnloyeea
would
take
a
ted
penalty
kick
The
teaaas
crossed
over
with
the
score
Standing
one
an.
The
.
Merchants
.,-wnW
had
earnM
the
atj
leVtl
lion's
ended
4
to
3
for
the
Thjers
w
erow
League
of
Winnipeg.
From
j
I
share
ef
play
in
the
geeand
half
and
ine
seoono
game
or
u
series
pwenens
ta
sport.
Aome)
seen
Johnny
McKsy
seared
Oosta
III
be
K.
nl.u
pUyed
U'lni
haa
has
iMn
seen
good
mil
athletes
scktit--
i
.
i
,
........
dina
made
the
third
seal
for
the
MerchanU
and
the
last
one
of
the
match.
City
Learue
Standine
The
final
ataadlnt
of
the
Mebtev
Cup
series
1s
as
foQowa:
W
D.
Regiment
a
a-
CajuLntan
mea;
T.
Bttsaanieh,
8.
Currit
and
nadtan
T
Haddon:
C.
Dantie.
A.
Ivarson
follow.
S
1
Me3E?nta
..
s
a
At
t
L.
F.
A.
1
18
S
2
14
10
4
T
Jt
4
S17
P.
10
months
'urioogh
wttbasjt
pay
in
plcc
of
'.he
ten
percent
redaction
In
wages
plan.
It
at
estimated
that
$l3S400.ooo
per
year
would
be
saved
under
the
holidays
without
pay
plan
EXPIRES
IN
HOUSE
Wrprernt3f
,
trich
f
Ten'
Speairlohhonus
BH1
'
WASHINOTOri.
DjC..
June
15
'
Reprerer.ntive
Hwmrd
E.
Ksserirh
Line-up
for
the
Heoament
ta
to-
of
Tennr
aa
aiu
morrew
e
venter's
Dsji1aii
nav
w.w.w,n
u
.
B
Cap
football
seatl-flaal
against
Ca-
Utlves
vesteedev
In
favor
of
the
r01
nwncd
as
veterans
bonas
bill
It
was
believed
Smith:
Watson
andThur.
thm
k
.
,
,
vu-h
C
u
w
7
wmg-
alr.ed
by
the
arduous
session
naservea-B.
Heetod.
Q.
rSiS4
rvt
01
10
h
and
D.
Morrison.
'
Vawttd
ChrUij
Z"
rU
Steel
Mill
Superintendent,
13
llrftan'nla
Atfiuir,
Hamilton,
Ontario.
This
week's
(THE
FI
FT
II)
CA
K-A
W
EEK
CONTEST
doses
June
22ml,
1932.
All
entries
mnileil
after
that
date
Mill
he
entered
in
the
next
Meek'n
content.
XWnnrr
of
tht
rantmt
will
Ixt
announred
July
61
U.
1932.
NOTE
Tli
only
condition
of
entry
in
t
It
in
mtrl
i
that
)ih
write
tlir
folloMing
uu
tlir
harka
f
4
front
panrU
from
empty
Turret
Ciaarrttr
(30)
ul
k-Itr
llh
Mrlion
of
ririr
lamp
allarhrtli
on
the
bark
of
our
tanrl,
J
our
namrt
on
I
lie
luirU
of
aiiolhrr
jour
orritallont
on
a
Intnl.
your
ftlrrrt
ami
lon
ant
tin
I
lie
fourth,
ytntr
pn
litre.
f'atrn
llir
ftnir
aitrU
toxrtlirr
and
mail,
on
or
iK-forr
the
rltiita
tlatr
kliuon
alone,
to
Turret
(3rrrttr
llandwrllins
CmteKt.
1.
O.
lox
2o0fl
Montreal.
l'.Q.
jBLl
Iswnwriod
Tmtkamerm
Umpaiy
4T
UMdc,
limit4
MURDER
AT
HOLLYWOOD
:
M.
L.
Jenks.
Los
Ancelcs
Ileal
ltate
Broker,
Victim
of
Strange
Killing
HOLLYWOOD.
Jane
15:
M
L.
Janks.
Lew
Angeles
real
estate
Broker,
was
the
victim
of
a
mysterious
murder
here
yesterday
afternoon.
Whu
Jenks
was
showing
a
prospective
woman
btner
a
Biece
of
real
estate,
a
yoane
man
rushed
oat
of
a
V
?
4
UNITED
STATES
I1UDGLT
4
NOT
BALANCED
AS
YET
e
WAMUMOTOM.
D.
C.
lime
e
15
Unless
some
additional
4-
measures
are
devised,
the
np-
Uonal
hmdtet
will
fall
short
e
of
a
balance
by
some
$200.-
000.000
to
02S0.0O0.000.
Prest-
dent
Herbert
Hoover
informed
the
United
States
Senate
on
Monday.
r
4-
e
orby
grove
and
shot
the
broker.
Dl!
PL
f
vHe
dkd
men
after
reaching
hoapi-
1
0HC6
LilieiS
tal.
The
shooting
occurred
back
of
the
Mack
Seunett
moving
picture
stndlo.
The
hills
are
being
scon
red
for
the
killer
In
Convention
r44ee
Heads
Gather
at
Portland
Gaartter
Kuie
Sald
1
Rt
Diminish
tng
PORTLAND.
Ore.,
June
15:
Po-aee
ehssfs
from
att
parts
of
the
United
States
are
assembled
here
for
the
convention
of
the
International
Asapclation
of
Police
Chiefs.
The
baUaf
pervades
the
air
at
the
convention
that
the
gangsters
are
on
the
run
and
that
gang
rale
to
gradually
decreasing
in
the
United
State.
Halibut
Landings
Sammary'
American-
1MM0
nanndi.
4c
and
3c
to
OJc
and
3c.
Canadian
None.
'
American
'
Xaldw.
38
000
pounds?
Cold
Storage.
4c
andjSc.
Nordic.
iTjON,
Boads.
1
3c
and
3e.
Tuscan.
18.000
Cold
Storage.
Set
and
Sc.
1
Defence.
14.000.
Cold
Storaae.
i
Ja
'and
3c.
3c
Condor.
13JS9.
Pacific,
lie
and
Mm
'
BBmVsmVKavQ
0.000.
RnyaL
SJc
iv.i2sm9ooth
!
toHaneSTloa
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and
2e.
Royal.
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and
3e,
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25th
to
June
1st)
Theyirst
l.lB
CAK-A-WEEK
Handwriting
Cnlest
!a.
von
by
Mr.
Donat
Cyr,
CN.H.
Ilraketnan,
uf
Mom
real
.
.
.
the
ecoml
Chevrolet
Standard
Couch
i
won
1
Adam
Grade,
whoc
nifinutiire
oprarN
alMive.
W,
j
Roing
to
win
tliU
week's
car?
Who
will
win
a
car
nest
week
and
in
following
werk?
You
may
if
you
send
in
your
hundwriling.
It
tUe$
not
matter
xthetlier
ytmr
liatuhr
riling
i$
food,
Ixul
or
iiuUJJerentrmi
wrrk'
winner
i
selerled
hecaiifte
of
the
character
or
trniK-rament
it
meal
.
.
.
the
lintiHiiul
or
unique
(iialilirft
it
iMikkrM.ru,
Mr.
FrrIeric
I).
Jacob,
for
IS
)ear
Dominion
Gmrrn.
ment
Graphologi!,
lieuiln
the
committee
of
juilcr
ani
givcti
50
Free
Heading
each
week
to
selected
contestant,
in
addition
lo
the
big
capital
prize
s
1932
Chevrolet
Standard
Coach.
mm
!
REPORT
IS
REQUESTED
Brltbh
Conul
at
Newark
to
Probe
Undbcrth
Cave
Violrt
Sharoc
Was
Married
NBWARK.
NJ
.
June
II
-Intimating
that
he
had
been
in
constant
tenth
with
the
Morrow
sod
Llitonansh
homes
ever
sines
the
kidnapping
of
Oharie
Augustus
Lindbergh
Jr..
the
British
consul
here
armounced
yesterday
that
he
'had
been
asked
by
his
government
for
a
full
report
en
the
affair
particularly
as
regards
Violet
Sharp.
ervant
In
the
Marrow
home,
who
eaniudttsiil
satelde
late
last
week
The
cansal
Intimated
that
his
report
wooM
be
along
conservative
lines.
It
waa
revealed
yesterday
that
Miss
Sharpe
was
a
married
women
although
the
name
of
her
husband
J
is
unknown
The
girl's
mother
in.
England
declares
that
she
had
never
heard
of
a
marriage
WORK
FIVE
DAY
WEEEK
Employee
of
Standard
OH
Co.
of
New
Jersey
Going
on
New
Plan
July
1
JERSEY
CITY.
June
16:
-The
Standard
Oft
Co.
of
New
Jersey
announced
yesterday
that
all
its
salaried
officials
and
wage
earners
will
go
on
a
ttvday
week
effective
Mr
1.
LOCAL
NEWS
Va
Arehdeaeon
E.
D.
Hedson
of
OoiaB
Falls
arrived
In
the
oUy
on
at
Prince
Oeoree
this
mominr
the
.fTJS"
paper
town
to
attend
?Tnd
8-
ses-
Ethel.
4J00.
Cold
Storage.
6
Ac
and
i
rvn
-i
of
the
synod
of
Oaledeala
di-
Charlotte.
ijuw.
Pacific,
tte
and
whiaai
arc
nruntnn
v.-.
i
afternoon.
Trastee
J
r
mm.
A
J
OMlsnd
of
the
local
cus-
test
at
last
nkht's
mtlm
rvf
ih.
Steamship
Sailing
Fsr
Vancouver
Monday
at
T
k..
4?
Tuesday
as.
cv..i.
i
Thursday
"r
H
Frfclav
as
Pr.r.
Afl-.-'.cle
i
Si.
Cardena
June
It-
as
P
N
June
ns
Pi-Frsm
Vsnteuer
BUfldSf
SS
Ca'd.;.
Wed.
as.
Pr
o
FtMay
as.
Cara
Ss.
Prtnr'r
Ac
Jane
1J
es
Pnr.
N
Jane
17
ss
Pn:
June
17
ss
Pr.r.
i
)Btnuaa-aa
CaiAiA.
;
.
"k
j
r
Fer
Nsas
Illver
and
Psrt
Star"
S
r
Frem
Nass
River
Port
Simp"
Tuesday
ss
Cata
.t
,
Fsr
Stewart
aad
Anyox-Sunday
as
Catai..
I
P
1
From
Stewart
snd
Anvoi
Tuesday
ss
Ca!i
;i.
Thurs
ss
Pr
c-'-
For
Or
ran
Falls-Monday
as
Pr
R
';
Trntrs.
et.
Pr
'"
:
Friday
Prtn
An
From
Ocean
FalW
Wedj
as.
Pr
Oetrgf
Friday
M.
Carden.
Ss.
Princes
A
Nelson'
(Em.
I
Windle
(Em.
Menzle
(Elkal
LamWe
(S.O.C.)
D.
Stalker
Bm
Hlbbard
(Em.)
toms
hou
staff
came
north
on
school
hrH
,ul
JT'
Z
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.
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AB
18
30
11
15
31
13
Mrs.
J.
B.
Ootthurst
wrv
n
sides
"
In
the
Sooke
dlstrx;
IP
4
From
Queen
Charlotte
Islands-June
tt
as
Pr
J:i-
For
Queen
Chsrlotte
Islands
June
10
and
24
.
P
:
n
For
Alaska-Wed.
es.
Pr.
Oeore'
Jane
13
as.
Prln
Nora'
June
IT
as.
Prtn
Louis
Jane
as
Prin
L
i
-
From
Alaska-June
18
as.
Prin
Jane
St
as.
Prin
Ncral'
From
Skeena
Illver
Friday
as.
Cardena
P-
Hlfi
SIX
STANDING
.
w
uajuvK
victoria,
arrrvea
in
ir
-'.
,
.
the
Prince
o-orge
this
crip
as
far
.
men
"
employed
In
work
for
the!
'
Prince
Oeorge
UU
mom.ri
as
o,
wan.
after
a
trip
u
board'
1
groceries
rather
than
SethtX
heTV
;
Tc
T
"
r?
WW
Vhw
thte
where
ght
lor
will
be
coming
on
on
here
later.
,
had
happened,
it
was
reported.
I
erly
resided.