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SOFTBALL
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IS
PLAYED
Falcon.;
Defeat
Pirates
9-3
hi
High
School
League
Vesterdays
High
School
Leagu
Softball
pame
between
ths
Falcons
and
Pirates
came
to
a
elo.
with
the
Falcons
romping
home
holding
a
four-run
lead.
In
the
first
Inning
the
Falcons
brought
In
3
runs
but
this
lead
m'as
quickly
cancelled
when
thr
Pirates
countered
by
bringing
home
three
runs
before
they
were
retired.
In
the
second
the
Falcors
broke
loore.
They
went
in
tor
n
session
of
heavy
hitting
whUh
netted
them
five
runs.
For
this
onslaught
the
Pirates
were
unable
"
to
retaliate.
In
the
fourth
dnnlng
the
Falcons
brought
In
one
run
while
the
Pirates
sncceeeded
In
getting
two.
The
fifth
started
with
ibolh
teams
playing
air
tight
ball.
Th?
Falcons,
were
retired
!n
quick
order
hut
the
Pirates
were
still
unable
to
bring
home
any
men.
The
Falcons
owe
their
victory
to
heavy
hitting.
The
fielding
of
both
sides
was
loose,
the
batters
finding
many
gaps
In
the
Infield.
The
teams
were
as
follows
:
FalcSns
11,
Allen,
p.;
W.
Cro..
c.
(OapU:
J.
Welle,
1st;
Dungate,
2riti:Peftehy,
3rd;
ChristVsoiUss':,
Hale,
rss;
W.
Murray,
If;
J.
Ritchie,
cf.:
M.
McCaffery,
rf.;
H.
Fisher,
3rd.
Pirates
K.
Nakamoto,
p;
(CapU
Postulld,
c;
Walters,
1st,-
N.
Allen.
2ndi
Ivarson,
3rd;
Santurbane,
lss.;
Orme,
rss.?
klrkendall,
If.;
Cromp,
cf;
Obachinaj
rf;
Kanaya.
UmpireB.
Moxley.
Base
Umpire
W.
Tobey
S
Blake.
Seoukeeper
T.
liarshall.
Reporter
V.
Kiihomoto,
R,
latches
Freak
CARDINALS
If
this
were
a
lobster
there
would
be
nothing
to
It.
but
it's
a
marine
freak
brouhgt
up
by
Clara
Thurston
from
the
depths
of
Santa
Monica
Bay.
tfame
It
and
you
can
have
it.
SPORT
CHAT
With
an
aggregate
bco
ot
26
tt
24,
the
High
School
team
won
P
series
of
two
games
played
with
thi
Spooks
to
decide
the
ladles'
basketball
championship
of
Anyox.
The
High
School
girts
won
tiie
first
game
10
to
7
and
iost
the
second
16
to
17,
both
being
very
strenuous
encounters
in
which
great
basketball
was
played
and
much
excitement
developed:
Thirteen
couples
took
part
In
a
successful
tournament
which
was
held
recently
to
wind
up
the
bad-
.
.
mlnton
season
at
Anyox.
First
prl-S.
C.
Obata,
secretary
of
the
es
were
won
by
Mrs.
J.
Smith
and
Prince
Rupert
Japanese
Assocla-
Mr.
Edwards
and
second
prizes
by
tian,
and
of
the
Skeena
Fishermen's
Mrs.
Stretton
and
MrElgood.
Run
Association,
returned
to
the
city
on
ners-up
were
Mrs.
Klrby
and
Ed.
this
morning's
train
from
a
trip
to
Johnson
and
Mrs.
Spencer
and
H.
Port
Esflngton
and
other
Skeena
Peters.
Following
the
play,
priaes
River
cannery
points
on
business.
were
presented.
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NEW
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Inning
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