'aots
form
raiiiiiiiiswsmi
0
1
Regiment
Ted
Smith;
Bishop
Thurber
and
Branson
Hunt;
Philip
Edgecumbe,
Pete
DeJong
and
Oscar
Wingham;
Alex
Walters,
Jock
Red-path,
Mark
Watson,
Clarke
and
Colussl.
Home
Oil
Bob
Moxley;
Bye
and
White;
J.
Murray,
E.
Webster
and
G.
Howe;
Davis.
T.
Marshall,
Jimmy
Currie,
Nakamoto
and
Pete
Fisher.
Prior
to
the
commencement
of
play,
the
members
of
both
teams
were
lined
up
In
the
centre
of
the
field
and
Bert
Morgan,
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Football
Association,
called
the
spectators
to
one
minute's
silence
In
I'onrv
of
the
memory
of
BUI
Mitchell,
popular
local
athlete
and
former
senior
football
player,
who
lost
his
life
in
a
tragic
accident
at
Shawatlans
Lake
last
Saturday
night.
The
first
half
was
all
in
favor
of
the
Regiment
Only
on
one
occasion
near
the
end
of
the
period
was
Ted
Smith,
goalie
for
the
Regiment,
called
upon
to
handle
the
ball.
The
first
goal
came
after
30
minutes
of
play
when
Watson
scored
for
the
Regiment
on
a
pass
from
Clarke.
Clarke
scored
the
second
goal
two
minutes
later,
the
half
ending
2
to
nil
in
favor
of
.Reglr
ment.
Second
Half
After
changing
ends
for
the
se-
cond
half,
Home'Oll
moved
Dye
to
centre
forward
and
Currie
to
full
back.
Right
from
the
kick-off
Regl-
iiment
went
further
ahead
when
Alex
Walters
nude
one
of
his
spec-
tacular
fast
runt
up
the
right
wine.
icentering
to
WaUon
who
scored.
Victoria
Day
Soccer
Ended
in
Score
j
Twelve
minutes
later
Fisher
put
of
4
to
2
Against
Home
Oil
i
in
a
shot
for
Home
Oil
from
the
Soldiers
Led
All
the
Way
wing
which
Smith
caught
but
turn-
Jed
around
with
the
bell
In
his
baud,
,
.
,
,
.
.
the
referee
awarding1
a
goal
to
Home
t
defeated
Home
Oil
Regiment
by,01,
u
WU
questlonable
If
the
re
a
score
of
4
to
2
In
a
Mobley
Cup
.
feree
WM
,n
a
poslton
t0
decIde
the
city
league
football
game
which
was
j
t,on
w,thout
un,
the
staged
yesterday
afternoon
at
the'jj
However,
the
goal
stead.
Hill
in
connection
.
Acropolis
grounds
Af
ter
19
minutes
clark
scored
h(1
with
the
Victoria
celebration.
Day
ifourtn
for
the
Reglment
when
me
Weather
and
there
was
auspicious
HojJje
0
defence
t
,n
a
tmKe
wus
a
iante
crowa
oi
suecmiuis
uit-
i
sent
at
the
football
game
as
there
was
also
at
the
baseball.
J.
A.
Johnston
was
referee
and
H.
Blake
and
W.
E.
WUllccroft
linesmen.
The
teams
were
as
follows:
after
another
of
Walters'
runs
"P.
the
right
wing.
Colussl
put
in
a
hot
shot
vhu
h
was
well
saved
by
Moxley
After
30
minutes.
Currie
s
oit
I
the
second
for
the
Home
Oil
w:t!.
a
20-yard
range
shot.
It
was
easily
the
best
goal
of
the
game.
I
During
the
last
IS
minutes,
Regl-
j
ment
was
Uring
rapidly
and
Home!
Oil
was
doing
all
the
pressing
al-though
no
more
goals
materialised.
Fisher
took
a
corner
kick
and,
Webster
drove
in
a
pile
driver
which
hit
the
post,
it
being
a
narrow
escape
for
Regiment.
Thurber,
Clarke,
Walters
and
Edgecumbe
were
the
pick
of
the
Regiment
team
while
Home
Oil
got
best
service
from
Fisher,
Bye,
Neks.-moto
and
Webster.
City
League
Standing
The
present
standing
of
the
Mob-ley
Cup
series
is
as
follows:
W.
D.
L.
F.
A.
P.
Can.
Legion
2
1
0
10
4
5
Regiment
...2
0
1
8
6
4
Merchants
1
0
2
2
6
2
Home
Oil
0
1
2
3
7
1
LEGION
LINE-UP
Canadian
Legion
line-up
for
to
morrow
evening's
S
enlor
Lea
sue
football
fixture
with
Regiment
Is
announced
as
follows:
S.
Gurvich;
A.
Stiles
and
F.
Gomez;
J.
Greer,
S.
Currie
and
T.
Haddon;
C.
Bap-tie,
,T.
Bussatrkh.
J.
K.
Murray,
J.
Mowat
and
D.
Gurvich.
Reserves
H
Parks.
D.
Morrison.
and
O
Ferguson.
,,THp,ILY
SRIVS.
News
of
The
Sport
Wor
imKFjriiMt,;araKBm
REGIMENT
WON
GAME!
j
.
A
LaaisteiJ
;j-JT
?
Lord
Blandford
wi.-iec
several
u..-
u
try!:,
in
the
strong
vine
unul
Miv.
Dl
ma
Fellow,
tance.
This
picture
wa
made
at
:ht
Melton
trials
not
long
ago.
CELEBRATION
CALLED
OFF
Owing
to
a
death
in
the
village,
the
Victoria
Day
celebrationiiwhlch
was
to
have
been
staged
at
Port
B,
Hestad
I
Simpson
yesterday,
was
cancelled.
j
Kccordlngly
the
Spartan
Athletic
'
ifir.:
n..
pipe
imp
to
his
isu-Mowbray
hunter
Ciub.
which
had
planned
to
send
a
track
team
over
to
the
neighboring
village
for
the
sports
there,
did
not
do
so.
It
is
hoped,
however,
to
arrange
a
meet
in
the
city,
possibly
on
,
July
1
or
4
with
the
Port
Simpson
Victoria
Day
Sports
at
Neighboring
;
athletes.
Village
Cancelled
on
Account
j
of
Death
Locals
Did
Not
Go
FOOTBALL
BORDEN
vs.
BOOTH
TONIGHT,
6:30
for
Smokers
of
Turret
Cigarettes
Your
Handwriting
May
Win!
Here's
a
new
ue
for
your
empty
Turret
Cigarette
(20's)
packaKc8
ir
MTE
OS
THEM!
Foreach
week
there
i
u
liruml
new
1932
Chevrolet
StnnJ-unl
Coach
given
to
the
person
whose
handwriting
shows
the
most
Interesting
featumi,
when
submitted
011
4
panels
from
empty
Turret
(20V)
packages,
with
portion
of
excise
stump
attached.
It
iloinn't
mutter
whether
your
huiul-writlng
is
Boo
or
not
hut
if
it's
dirft-rent,
unique
or
unusual,
then
your
chances
to
win
this
fine
new
cur
are
splendid.
Kememhcr
ihere
i
a
neic
contest
each
week.
If
your
entry
doesn't
win
this
mutest,
send
unotlier
next
week
ami
the
week
after
.
.
.
don't
nil
a
single
opportunity
to
get
a
new
car.
Winner's
car
will
he
delivered
immediately
through
the
local
Chevrolet
dealer
without
delay.
In
addition,
30
free
Kraphologirul
readings
will
he
given
each
week
to
selected
contestants.
Start
now
tosaveyour
empty
Turret
Cigarettc(20V)
packages
and
send
in
an
entry
every
week
the
only
cost
is
the
Iostugc
on
your
I
panel
uud
you
may
win
a
new
car
for
yourself.
Winner
will
he
annouu
ed
in
about
three
weeks'
time.
mm
latyuial
TVM
bBuj
mt
CWj,
UvlWd
AM
entries
must
be
mailed
on
or
before
June
lt,
1932,
to
Turret
Cigarette
llnnihcritlng
Content,
P.O.
Ilox
2500,
Montreal,
I'.Q.
If
your
entry
ii
mailed
after
the
above
date,
it
trill
be
considered
an
entry
for
next
tceek'n
eontetl
.
.
.
SO
MAlLrXOVR
KA-TKES
RiUfA'
EACH
WEEK.
WRITE
If
Your
name
on
one
panel
.
,
,
2.
Your
.occupation
on
a
ee'coijtl
,
3.
Your
street
and
town
on
a
third
.
.
4.
Your
.province
on
the
fourth.
Faten
the
four
panels
firmly
together
before
mailing.
SSTALKER
baseball
fixture.
IS
HERO
Made
Three
Two-Baggers
In
Base-,.'LP(W)fL.LAst
One
Driving
In
Winning
Run
Doug
Stalker's
third
two-bagger
oMne
'game1
Irf'
the
eleventh
inning
The
game
was
ragged
in
spots
but
there
were
some
good
plays
turned
-tin-t
occasions.
Jack
Nelson
and
Doug
Stalker
led
the
Old
Empress
batting
attack
with
three
hits
each.
Scoop
Bury
connected
three
time
to
lead
the
Canuck
batters.
Nelson
made
a
fine
bare-handed
stop
of
Eddie
Smith's
grounder
In
the
eleventh.
Kanaya
made
a
nice
catch
on
Benny
Wlndle's
liner
In
the
eighth,
making
an
unassisted
double
play
out
of
it.
Tlie
Sons
opened
the
scoring
In
the
first
with
twp
runs
and
scored
iinoUier
in
the
second.
The
Empress
collected
two
In
their
part
of
the
second
and
the
Sons
got
another
two
in
the
third
with
two
more
in
the
fifth
to
take
a
heavy
lead.
The
Empress
made
two
in
the
sixth
and
the
Canucks
one
In
the
eighth.
In
their
half
of
the
eighth
the
Em-press
scored
four
runs
to
even
up
the
snow.
It
required
two
extra
innings
before
the
Ue
was
broken.
Before
the
game
commenced,
a
minute's
silence
was
observed
in
honor
of
the
memory
of
Bill
Mitchell,
prominent
local
athlete,
who
was
the
victim
of
a
tragedy
last
Saturday
night
at
Shawatlans
Lake.
!
The
Box
Score
1
S.
O.
C
ABR
HPOA
E
Bury
cf
6
2
3
1
0
0
Smith
3b
t
6
3
2
0
2
4
IStyl
p
$
0
12
0
0
Aioran
lb
5
0
0
10
0
1
Johnson
ss.
5
110
4
0
Comadlna
rf
4
0
2
1
0
0
McNulty
If
5
2
13
0
0
B.
Stalker
c
5
0
0
10
1
2
Kanaya
2b
.3
0
0
3
4
2
Totals
44
8
10
30U
I
EMPRESS
AB
R
H
POA
Douglas
lb.
6
0
0
11
0
Mibbard
cf.
r:....6
0
10
.Nelson
p..
ss
6
0
3
2
hvirfdle'ssTp:':."
fT'l
'6"
Howe
3b.
6
3
2
1
D.
Stalker
If
8
2
3
0
Gurvich
c.
...4
1
0
14
Fong
rf
...3
1
0
1
Kenny
2b.
3
1
0
4
Totals
.46
P
10
33
15
7
None
out
in
lith
when
winning
run
scored.
j
8.
O.
C.
2
1
2
0
2
0
0
1
0
0
08
Empress
0
200020400
19
1
8ummary
Stolen
bases,
Ourvlch,
Fong
2.
Bury.
Moran;
2-bast
hits,
Hibbsrd.
Kelson
2.
D.
Stalker
3.j
Bury.
Smith..
Styles,
Johnson:
base!
on
balls
of
Styles
i2i,
Nelson
(2);
I
aruck
out
by
Styles
12i.
Nelson
i
18'.
Wlndle
6;
innings
pitched
by
Nelson
7i.
Wlndle
c4i;
winning,
plldier,
Wlndle;
wild
pitch.
Nelson-,
passed
ball,
stalker
i4,
Ourvlch'
2
;
hit
by
pitcher,
Kanaya
by
Nel-
j
son:
Ourvlch.
Fong
2;
time
of
game.
2:10;
umpires,
Stephens
and
Farquhar.
j
j
The
League
Standing
I
W.
L.
Old
Empress
2
0
Elks
0
0
Sons
of
Canada
.0
2
Pet.
1.000
.000:
.000'
Big
League
Scores
MONDAY
SCORES
National
League
New
York
9.
Philadelphia
7.
Brooklyn
4,
Boston
5.
American
LeafUe
Cleveland
0,
Chicago
4.
Philadelphia
5,
New
York
8.
Boston
6.
Washington
2.
81.
Louis
7,
Detroit
0.
TUESDAY
SCORES
American
League
New
York
3.
Philadelphia
!.
Detroit
G,
St.
Ljjuft
!
Chicago
11.
Cleveland
7.
National
League
Brooklyn
8,
Boston
3.
1
Philadelphia
11,
New
York
8.
Si.
Lou.13
8,
Chicago
6.
Pittsburg
5,
Cincinnati
3
(13
In.
ningsi.
-k
Jl'hKTlt
FOdTBAI
L
LINE-UJ'S
L)ne-ups
as
follows
fof
UieJu-l
nior
FootballLeague
game
tills
eve-'
nlng
are
announced:
!
Borden
Street
Anncsley;
Hongi
and
Currie;
Campbell
(captain).;
Lindsay
and
Naylor;
Maguite,
Vcitch,
O'Neill,
Shrubsall
and
Hous-'
ton;
tparee,
Lee
and
Murray.
Booth
Sthool
BUkej
Eby
and
Rltohie;
DeMatco,
Oomez
and
Fulton:
Nelson,
amies,
Colussl,
Lear
and
McMeekln.
J
YOUNG
SONS
WON
MATCH
Leather
footwear
production
in
Canada
showed
increase
In
1931
over
1930.
tertn
of
whuh
are-
0)
QCM.
20
Year
Nickel
f
(2)
CC.t.
Triple,
Craok
CtM
,MCol""
B'kt
4)
bakedn
over
a
roat
o
Rupr,M,f
.
J.
(6)
Dunlop
Tirei
and
(7)
C
OM-
Ow
ner's
Service
Guarantee
Bond
CLOSE
IN
The
city
,,,,,,
-
-
Monday
ev.-i.u,:
Young
Sons
of
Canada,
playlngi
readings
t.,
,,
.1
-
1,1-
-
-
,
J
..
I
II
L.l,MJ
lUIAnn
J
I
.
-
IE,...!..
.
.
I
yesieruay
miernuuu
wuu
ucorg
ieujf
urnmu
uumw
ui
j
taijy
iiomiiv
j,
Howe
oh
the
sacks
gave
Old
Em-
:ut
pitching
of
Melvln
Forbes,
de-jcery,
harav.
press
a
9
to
8
victory
over
6ons
of
.'eated
Young
Empress
by
a
score
butcher
Mjo,,
Canada
In
the
Victoria
Day
senior
of
12
to
7
in
the
Victoria
Pay
In-
at
o'cl.x
k
s
termedlite
League
baseball
game-stead
of
n
yesterday
afternoon.
Marvin
Eckert
The
couju
i
,
received
for
Forbes
while
the
Em-
the
arnen
ii
,,
Dress
battery
consisted
of
"
Eart
t'we4vei
a
,
Batt,
pitcher,
and
Erlckon.
catch-
change
fi,,
,
er.
It
was
a
seven-inning
game.
shops
and
-
.grocer.
SOFTBALL
POSTPONED
(butchers
,
!
Dry
goorN
f
Owing
to
other
holiday
activities,
pry
store..
the
C.
N.
R,
Recreation
Association's
mendmen
sottball
fixture
between
R.
C.
N.
V.
WW
n(o
t..
It.
and
Dry
Dock,
scheduled
for
last
peeks'
iin,
evening,
was
postponed
Senior
Football
May
28
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Regiment.
May
31
Home
Oil
ys.
Canadian
Legion.
June
2
Regiment
vs.
Merchants.
June
7
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Merchants.
June
9
Home
Oil
vs.
Regiment.
June
14
Merchants
vs.
Home
Oil.
BASEBALL
SCHEDULE
May
27
Elks
vs.
Empress.
May
30
Empress
vs.
S.
O.
C.
June
3-S.
O.
C.
vs.
Elks.
June
6
Empress
vs.
Elks.
June
10-S.
O.
C.
vs.
Empress.
June
13
Elks
vs.
S.
O.
C.
June
17
Elks
vs.
Empress.
June
20
Empress
vs.
S.
O.
C.
June
24
s.
o.
C.
vs.
Elks.
June
27
Empress
vs.
Elks.
July
1
S.
O.
C.
vs.
Empress.
July
4
Elks
ys.
S.
O.
C.
July
B
Elks
vs.
Empress.
July
)1-Empress
vs.
S.
O.
C.
July
16-S.
O.
C.
vs.
Elks.
t!.,
;for
final
u
Option
at
ii,.
'eoitoeu
1
OnsUoUdw
bylaw
win
Msrehanu
a,n
sponsored
The
new
b
the
shop
c
until
10
(
:,
holidays
t
mas
am!
i
.
THE
Msl
a
T7..
r.
"
Moyi'andt.pfU
Motorbike
Rit'1
Standard
-
-
T
mi
wm
in
Bf
1
I
I
M-AI
1
I
Melvln
Pnrbes
Records
Thirteen!
Amendment
to
Fi.i
ii
Kvin
Seven.
..Inntnir
-Inning
.i
In.fw...
,
Strike-Outs
in
Intermediate
League
Match
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