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DAILY
EDITION
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NEWS
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May
22.
1933
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spun
off
Annesleys
hand
for
$negaal
to
nil
win
over
King
Edward
High
school
Saturday
alter-
noon.
The
tame
,was,
keenly
fought
out
witn
the
Booth
goal
bavuvg
goal..
It
wfti
a
fine
shot.
The
second
half
found
High
out
for
a
load.
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HIGH
LOST
IN
SOCCER
Suffered
Second
Defeat
of
Season
Saturday
at
Hands
of
Unbeaten
Booth
School
Eleven
For
the
second
time
this
season
In
the
.
Junior
Football
Leaaue.
Booth
Memorial
School
eked
out
ai
Mo
day.
May
22.
193S
REGIMENT
IS
WINNER
II.
M.
C.
S.
Vancouver
Defeated
In
Close
Football
Game
Saturday
Teams
representing
H.
M.
C.
S.
Vancouver
and
the
Regiment
met
In
a
friendly
football
game
on
Sa
turday
evening,
a
good
match
resulting
in
a
win
for
the
Regiment
by
two
goals
to
one.
Parker
and
McQtiaig
showed
some
very
narrow
escapes
towarctejfcfcver
combination
and.
with
Oer
the
end.
I
vol
nmtnl
-ft
Hanriftit
fAr
VAo.
The
opening
exchange-
.
were
J
cumbe
and
Blake.
Gervals
shooting
ven,
play
being
-confined
to
mlo-lpast.
Py
was
fast
with
J.
Jones
field.
Jackie
Campbell
drove
in
a
i
defending
well
but
Orr
was
called
high
one-,
that
Oay
toushed
over,
ion
to
save
from
Colus&I
and
Davles.
was
-
very
good
tor
Booth
-
and
Tfi.T
,
u
m
wij
navy
vt-tuu
t
Kelson
cleared
well.
MacDonalrfl
simple
shot
from
Oervals
openra
out
uie
game
out
a.
mw
chle
cleared.
McOreith
stopped'
Lindsay
and
then
McMeekln
got
The
team
attacked
and
a
was
mis
sed
by'Smith
and
the
visitors
were
one
goal
up.
Parker,
Gervals
and
Blackmore
again
showed
good
corn-
across
a
splendid
high
tvrtotlngiwnaUon
but
Ritchie
and
then
cemre
irom
uie
corner
nag
trmtioreer
sent
them
back.
.
Nakamoto
bit
the
upright
and
Christlaon
managed
to
steer
the
ball
past
an
open
goal.
The
second
half
was
more
In
fa-
fine
centre
from
Lindsay
but
OaH
ror
0,
the
local
team.
Wicks
went
brought
off
a
remarkable
saveJeW
ahd
ih-n
f?hriitnn
niot
Another
cross
from
Lindsay
just
a
w
tnrough
and
nick
the
utl
f
?rt".ht
a"a
ahrul-n
bill
past
Orr
for
the
equalizer,
naa
Dan
lack
waen
he
touchy
a'chrtotteon
hit
the
bar
after
DeJong
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had
nde
made
an
an
opening.
opening.
The
The
warship
warship
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comssi.
Bhrttb.
wtnnlrw
by
two
goal
to
one.
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Teams:
Booth-Gay;
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Vancouver
Orr;
J.
Matsumeto..
bv.
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JeWjiWelson:
Corblrl.
S.
Jones.
Ev-
llale.
Cameron,
ilacdonald.
Me
HP'
..Wllmont.
Blackmore,
Gervals.
Leod
MeMeekin.
Referee
J.
ktlly.
Unesmtn
R.
Krisey.
Egar.
Next
Wednesday
evening
Borden
and
Booth
wijl
meet.
The
league
standing
so
far
is
s
follows:
W
D
L
F.
A
P
P
Uodth
3
0
0
4
0
Hlh
2
0
2
9
3
Harden
o
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3
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Patter.
MeGualg.
RftihenU-Smlth;
Black.
Oreer;
Grisittimbe.
DeJong.
A.
Ritchie:
VH.
CohiMi,
ChrUtbon,
Naka-mota
Davles.
Referee
J.
Johnstone.
President
T.
W
Brown
will
be
the
speaker
tomorrow
at
the
res-Ocular
weekly
lumheon
of
the
4
Print
Rupert
Oyro
Club.
His
sub-0
Ject
will
be
-The
Law
of
Divorce."
Regal
Shop
Orders
taken
for
Knitted
Ooods
Needlework.
Ete.
Plaee
your
order
for
Tennis
Sweaters
and
Sockettes
now.
Your
CANDY
REQUIREMENTS
made
fresh
to
order.
See
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Window
GIANTS
ARE
!
Baseball
Standing
LOCAL
UNIT
WEAKENING
New
York
Nationals
Lose
Three!
Games
at
Week-End
Yankees
Also
Lose
firniirwl
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PITTSBURG,
May
22:
(Canadian
PrestM
While
the
leading
Pittsburg;
Pirates'
shared
a
double-header
here
j
with'
the
Boiton
Brave
on
Satur-I
day,
the
contest
for
second
place
in
the
National
League
was
consider
ably
lightened
up
as
a
result
of
week
-end
play.
th
feature
of
which
was
three
straight
defeats
for
tlx
New
York
Giants
at
the
hands
oi
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals
The
Cards,
as
a
result,
moved
up
from
fifth
Into
third'
place.
The
Brooklyn
Dodgers,
by
dropping
three
game
to
the
Chicago
Cubs,
dropped
from
third
Into
fifth
place,
the
Cubs
advancing
f
rom
seventh
to
sixth
ahead
of
the
Braves.
In
the
American
League,
the
leading
New
York
Yankees
lost
both
on
Saturday
and
Sunday
to
the
St.
Louis
Browns
and
had
their
margin
of
supremacy
reduced
from
twe
games
to
one.
The
Washington
Senators,
shutting
oat
the
Ohleag
White
Sox
on
Saturday
and
then
meeting
with
a
similar
fate
themselves
at
the
hands
of
the
WhlU
Sox
yesterday,
retained
second
place
honors,
the
Cleveland
Indiana,
as
a
result
of
defeat
by
the
Philadelphia
Athletics
on
Saturday,
dropping
from
a
second
place
tie
to
fourth
place
behind
the
White
Sox.
The
St
l&uts
Browns
as
a
result
of
their
two
victories
over
the
Yankees,
moved
up
from
seventh
place
to
sixth
ahead
of
the
Detroit
Tigers
whb
were
beaten
both
Saturday
and
Sunday
by
the
lowly
Boston
Red
Sox
Week-end
Big
Leagoe
seeres
were
as
follows:
SATURDAY'S
SCORES
American
League
Chicago
0.
Washington
7.
Detroit
5.
Boston
6.
St
Louis
4,
New
York
2.
Cleveland
2.
Philadelphia
11.
National
League
Brooklyn
1,
Chicago
3.
Boston
4-6,
Pittsburg
2-7.
Philadelphia
7.
Gtaclnnatt
8.
New
York
l,.8t.
Louis
4.
SUNDAY'S
SCORES
American
League
Detroit
1
Beaton
2.
St.
Louis
8.
New
York
4.
Chicago
6.
Washington
0.
National
League
New,
York
1-4.
St.
Louts
2-8.
Philadelphia
3-2.
Cincinnati
1-4
Brooklyn
0-3.
Chicago
7-6.
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if
Tr
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HP
forced-
cornePand
Corbin's
RIJM
R()AT
per-
ed
M-leett
got
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L..t
o,.
lut-Jill
LPXJ
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!?
LJu,
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bed
hU
way
through
the
Navy
clearance.
J.
Jones-
lucky
ced
hi.
hoti
hat
r-TJ!,
It
in
fine
sttje.
rjth
took
up
thi.8,
TZ"?
Prom!n'nt
in
drfrnoe
but
the
attiek
and
MieDonakl
beat
An-
neaiey
vrlth
a
ft-e
shot
trjt
th
oaii
nit
in?
nprignt
and.
after
a
Regiment
de
fence,
was
definitely
on
top.
A
high
shot
from
DeJong
was
caught
by
fierce
scramble,
wa,
cleared
and
bm
chrt8Uon
hustled
him
to
Booth
maintained
its
slim
lead.
Team:
Hlh
ArvneeUy:
Ourrte.
Ritchie:
sail
t
son
n;
such
an
extent
that
the
goalie
carried
the
ball
over
the
line
before
Uirowing
clear
arid
the
referee
had
no
heelMUon
in
awarding
a
goal
jcrnso
Nf!OA,
Urtt;
UmUaf,
Full
time
came
with
the
local
team
IS
TAKEN
Gasboat
Aldceu
of
Vancouver
Reported
Captured
on
Wesi
Coast
Of
Vancouver
Island
VICTORIA,
May
22:
(Canadian
Prrs
It
was
reported
here
today
that
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police's
new
patrol
vessel
Adversus,
recently
arrived
from
the
Atlantic,
had
captured
near
nark
ley
Sound,
West
coast
of
Vancouver
Isiand,
the
gasboat
Aldeen
alleged
to
have
been
carrying
150
cases
of
sacked
liquor.
The
Canadian
Shipping
Record
shows
the
Aldeen
to
be
owned
by
Nils
Nettland
of
North
Vancouver.
SOFTBALL
SCHEDULE
May
23
CN.H.A.
vs.
Navy.
May
25
Grotto
vs.
Karens.
May
2
Navy
vs.
Empress.
.
May
28-K3ien
vs.
Elks.
May
30-Empress
vs.
CNJtV.
June
1-
Elks
vs.
Grotto.
'June,
4
OJfJlA.
vs.
Kalent.,
June
4
Grotto
vs.
Empreas
June
6
Navy
vs.
Elks.
.
June
8
Katens
vs.
C.NJ1.A.
June
11
Empress
vs.
Grotto.
June
11
Elks
vs.
Navy.
June
18
C.N.RA.
vs.
Empress.
June
15
Grotto
vs.
Elks.
June
18
Wavy
vs.
C.K.HJV.
June
18
Kalens
vs.
Grotto.
June
20
Empress
vs.
Navy.
June
22
Elks
vs.
Kalens.
June
25--C.N
R.A
vs.
Elks.
June
25
C.NJtA.
vs.
Elks.
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TWO
TEAMS
IN
LEAGUE
Baseball
to
Gel
Under
Way
June
5
With
Nine-Game
Series
For
Ornie
Cup
Final
arrangements
for
the
193
Senior
Ra-icball
Leazue
kcasori
were
nude
at
a
meeting
Lut
evening
of
the
executive
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Baseball
Association
with
President
G.
W.
Rudderhara
in
the
chair.
Two
team.
Elks
and
Sons
of
Canada,
have
been
entered
and
they
will
play
Monday
night
cf
each
week,
starting
June
5,
in
a
nine-game
series
for
the
Orme
Cup,
emblematic
of
the
city
championship.
Season's
lineup
tor
trie
twe
clubs
are
announced
at
follows:
rjks
.
(II.
G.
Kennedy,
manager)
Alex
Mitchell.
Nick
Chen-eskl.
Jim
Douglas.
A.
Barry.
Jack
Nelson,
Vie
Meusle.
Doug
Stalker,
George
Arscneau.
Roy
Fong,
Howard
Hlbbard
and
Ray
Commons.
Sens
of
Canada
-(Stan
Moran,
maniter)
Dlde
Carvlch.
Bltl
Lamble,
Sonny
Slvles
Eddie
Smith.
Walter
Johnson,
Johnny
Comadina,
Scoop
Bury,
JUrvin
Eckert,
Bill
Stone
and
Bob
SOFTBALL
ALL
EVEN
Stx
Teams
In
City
League
Have
Each
Won
and
Lost
Playing
their
first
game
of
the
season,
the
Elks
defeated
the
Canadian
National
He?
rent
km
Annotation
by
a
score
of
$
to
3
th
the
City
Softball
League
yesterday.
There
was
on
scoring
urftl
the.lait
of
(he
seventh
when
the
Elks
brought
in
four
runs.
The
p.
N.
R.
A.
seored
three
in
the
nimh.
Lamble
let
nothing
past
him
in
j
centre
field
while
Geddea,
for
the
C.
N.
R
had
many
errors
recorded
against
him
at
short.
Playing
two
James
was,
however.)
too
strenuous
for
the
Elks
who
lost
to
the
Empress
by
a
score
of
5
to
4
In
the
seoend
match
of
the
afternoon.
Antonelll
of
he
Empress
and
Lamble.
playing
centre
f
Wd
let
no
balls
land
in
their
.territory.
Tills
game
tied
all
dx
'teams
of
the
league.
ComadUka
and
Meple
wete
umpires.
,
The
league
standing,
to
dAlo
C.
N.
IL
A.
Grotto
in.
c.
n.
v
1
Kaien
.
i
Empress
'Elks
R.
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C.
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A
softball
game
had
been
arranged
for
Saturday
between
team
representing
H.
M.
C.
S.
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert
but,
owing
t6
the
football
game
bein
played
that
evening,
it
was
colled
off.
'
C.
N.
R.
Trains
for
the
East-Mondays
Wednesday!
ahd
rrl
days
.9;30.p.m
'mm
the
EasU-Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Satur-
4
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WINS
Wliaicr
Campetitlen
Saturday
With
II.
.M,
C.
S.
Vancouver
Attracted
Considerable
Attention
The
loaal
unit
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve;
de
feated
II.
M.
O.
S.
Vancouver
by
the
handy
martin
of
two
and
a
half
boat
lengths
In
a
whaler
race
over
a
course
of
slightly
more
than
a
mile
on
Saturday
afternoon.
Excel
lent
weather
prevailed
and
the
race
commanded
a
toed
deal
of
Interest
among
spectators
along
tne
water
front.
The
cup,
w
hich
is
held
by
the
local
unit,
w
not
In
competition.
After
about
a
nrlnuU'a
Ume,
)
R.
C.
N.
V.
R.
asramed
thelead'
and,
was
not
again
headed.
Lieut.
Wtilter
Hume
R
C.
N.
V.
R.
and
Lieut.
Hlbbard
R
C
N.
of
the
L
II.
ILiworth
R
C
N
V
R
und
Lieut,
n
DeWolf
R.
C.
N
of
the
Vancouver
were
judgex.
The
trews
were:
'
H.
M.
Q.
3.
Vancouver
-
Leading
Saaman
CnmubeJl,
coxswain;
Able
Seaman
J.
Jones,
stroke;
Able
Sea-j
man
Mllee
A.ble
Seaman
Evans.
Able
Seaman
T-
Jones
and
Able
Seaman
!
Candee.
I
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
ReservewChlef
Petty
Officer
An-sloWt
coxswdlh:
Able
Seaman
Jack
Mac
fie.
stroke
Able
Seaman
Ronnie
Pitcher.
Stoker
Sid
White.
Ordinary
Seaman
Gonloa
WUUscroIt
and
Ordinary
Seaman
R
Rob
CANADIAN
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TEAM
The
team
for
the
Canadian
Legion
in
Tuesday
Ollhuly
Cup
football
fixture
against
Reelmrnt
will
be
selected
from
among
the
following
players
Pierce.
SUlea.
Watson,
Iledden,
Currie.
Qjptle.
Die-
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Murray.
Uuarlch
Comadina.
Vancouver
were
starters
and
Lieut.
Currie.
Morrison
and
Tertvien
mulmam
IS
ON!
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There
is
a
buoyancy
in
the
air!
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The
day
of
business
paralysis
was
yesterday,
f
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Today
revised
conditions
demand
action
y
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Every
dollar
wisely
put
to
work
means
more-pay
envelopes
.
and
consequent
buying
power.
Every
mother's
son
is
involved
in
this
new
phase
of
;
commercial
revival.
Remember
When
you
spend
a
dollar
'
it
Stimulates
trade.
What
do
,
you
netd?
Why
dehy
theiferatification
of
the
neck!
?
Don't
hold
back
because
ydti
feel
it
unseemly
to
buy
what
you
'want.
BUY
THE
THING
YOU
WANT
if
you
Have
the
money
to
spend
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