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hi
s
ews
and
Views
of
Sport
I
think
we
should
count
that
nation
nappies
'.r.d
most
prosperous
which
hai
Uj
it
the
greatest
number
of
Individuals
who
are
hapoy
and
prosperous
John
Ersklne.
Look
at
men
and
women
tvlio
"do
things.
Active.
Energetic
Full
of
healtlu
Thai's
the
type
who
enjoy
Kellogg!
PEP
Bran
Flakes.
There's
tho
famous
flavor
oi
Pep.
Packed
with
the
energy
of
wheat.
Plus
enough
Iran
to
bo
mildly
laxative.
IPEP
73
lUNnuts
SOME
FIXED
"STARS"
AND
A
COMING
LUMINARY
Players
may
ootae
and
players
may
go.
but
there
are
some
old-timers
in
the
major
leagues
which
opened
the
season
ycjtonfejr
who
keep
up
or
around
the
top
year
in
and
year
out.
Krankie
Frish
grizzled
vetera.i
U.
in
the
above
Uyoat,
.Is
Ott
of
these,
fie
ls
found
again
on
the
St
Louis
Cards
'infield.
Incidentally.
Frankie
took
his
good
time
about
signing
his
contract
this
season.
2
Billy
Juries,
shortstop
of
the
Chicago
Cubs,
and
formerly
oi
Reading.
He
la
a
newcomer
to
the
National
League
compartd
to
(3)
Jim
Bottomley.
first
o..maji,
formerly
of
St.
Louis,
bat
flow
with
the
Reds.
4
Burleigh
Ortme.
spktball
expert,
who
is
beuig
counted
upon
to
again
pitch
the
Chicago
.Cubs
lrto
the
world
series,
lie
is
a
reel
anrient.
TEAMS
ON
WAYHOME
Monclon
Hawks
and
Saskatoon)
Quakers
on
Same
Train
VANCOUVER,
April
13:
Bound
for
their
home
city
in
the
Mart-times,
Moncton
Hawks,
newly
crowned
champions
oi
Canadian
amateur
ice
hockey
and
winners
of
the
much-travelled
Allan
Cup,
emblematic
of
this
honor,
left
Vancouver
yesterday
aboard
the
"Continental
Limited"
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
The
Hawks
carry
the
added
distinction
of
being
the
first
team
from
the
Maritime
provinces
to
lift
the
Canadian
amateur
hockey
championship.
Aboard
the
same
train
were
the
Saskatoon
Quakers,
western
champions,
who
battled
their
way
to
the
Allan
Cup
finals
after
overcoming
much
stiff
opposition.
During
their
visit
to
the
Pacific
Coast
the
players
of
both
teams
made
several
trends,
many
of
whom
were
present
at
the
stntlon
to
give
them
a
hearty
send-off.
Buy
PEP
Bran
Flakes
from
your
gro
err.
Delicious
wilh
milk
or
cream.
Msdehy
Kellojrg
in
London,
Ontario,
SPORT
NOTES
Under
the
Basketball
Association
;
games
with
Qrenville
and
Alyansh
team
is
leaving
at
2
o'clock
Friday
River.
morning
to
play
games
in
Anyox
on
j
Friday
and
Saturday
nights.
Owing
I
Bobby
Cruickshank,
the
profes-to
the
limited
accommodation
onlsicnal
golfer,
once
sank
a
twenty
the
Phippen
only
the
team
will
be
foot
putt
while
playing
in
a
tour-
taken.
The
party
will
consist
of
W.
Lamble,
B.
Stalker,
C.
Nelson,
A.
Cross,
D.
Morrison,
W.
Johnson,
A.
SUles,
T.
Kelsey,
J.
Campbell
and
R.
Irvine.
Capt.
"Handsome)
Jim
Morrison
will
skipper
the
Phippen
,
for
the
voyage
The
Grotto
senior
basketball
team
is
also
travelling
at
Raster
and
leaves
for
Stewart
at
8
o'clock
tonight
on
the
pleasure
boat
Rhon-na
to
play
a
series
of
games
at
Stewart
and
Premier.
The
party
will
consist
of:
Vic
Menkes,
Ratch-ford,
Currie.
.Otllis,
Ourvtoh.
Mc-Nulty,
Bad
Barrie,
Don
Brown,
Ounnar
Anderson,
J.
Rosa,
O.
Coverdale,
B.
Bury
ar.d
H.
Morgan.
!
On
Friday
the
first
football
game
of
the
season
here
wUl
be
played
.with
an
exhibition
game
between
the
Regiment
and
the
Legion.
Both
these
teams
have
promising
material
for
this
season's
game
and
a
bang-up
game
is
expected
as
a
starter.
BIG
SCORES
ON
DIAMOND
Pacific
(Cfiast
leaguers
Clout
Hard
.th
150
,to
3
apd
p
to
Nil
Scores
tjn
Ttjesday
nament.
but
toe
bail
popped
out
when
a
a
bullfrog,
on
which
It
had
landed,
popped
up.
Thrifty
Scotsmen
of
St.
Andrew's,
Scotland,
will
be
askeo
to
plank
down
as
many
as
twenty-five
sixpenny
bits
11
they
wish
to
see
all
the
play
in
the
British
open
golf
championship
this
July.
Hitherto
St.
Andrew's,
the
home
of
golf
the
world
over,
has
been
free
to
spectators
but.
following
the
happenings
in
the
amateur
championship
in
1030
when
the
crowd
following
Bobby
Jones
were
so
large
that
they
Impeded
the
other
players,
the
championship
committee
decided
that
a
gats
must
be
charged
for
the
1033
open.
Major
league
baseball
clubs
resumed
business
for
1933
yesterday!
but
they
hardly
looked
the
same.
Only
five
of
the
sixteen
clubs
started
the
season
with
the
same
infields
that
they
had
In
the
closing
cays
of
the
1991
secies.
The
five
teams
are
the
Nw
Yor
Yankees.
Waihington
Senaters
and
the
St
LouU
Browns
of
the
The
visiting
Jtyricc-Mh
basketball
American
League
and
the
v
am
left
yesterday
tor
home
burgh
Pirates
and
the
Chicago
where
it
will
enter
into
a
series
of
Cubs
of
the
National
League
WON
FIRST
HOOP
GAME
Victoria
Blue
Ribbons
Beat
Ray-mond
Union
Jacks
in
Western
Canada
Oprrier
BASEBALL
auspices
the
C.
N.
R.
A
basketball
I
for
the
championship
of'
the
Naasjilg
League
llasehall
War
Gets
U-
der
Way
on
Other
Side
With
Splashing
Old
Time
Start
Roosevelt
Hurls
Five
Out
of
aght
Games
are
TUv-ed,
Kemaininc
Three
Being
Uainrd
Out
NEW
YORK.
April
13
iCPi-Wlth
beer
splashing
ucdor
most
of
the
stands
and
fifteen
otter
clubs
in
the
two
circuits
intent
from
the
start
on
wresting
the
world's
base
ball
championship
Trom
the
New
York
Ya
fcees.
Big
League
baseball
got
under
way
for
the
1033
season
yesterday
with
real
old
time
enthu
siasm.
Five
of
the
eight
scheduled
games
were
played,
the
remaining
three
being
l
anted
out.
All
fixtures
on
tr
e
wertern
sector
w-re
played
The
Yankees
are
picked
by
experts
to
agal"
capture
the
American
Lesgue
pennant
but
prognosti
cs
tors
arc
not
so
sure
about
the
outcome
of
the
iticnal
League
Pittsburg
Pirates,
Chicago
Cuba,
Brooklyn
Dodge
and
the
PhUlies
all
being
expected
to
wage
a
merry
war
for
the
serlor
circuit
flag
At
Washington.
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
pitched
the
opening
ball
which
was
received
by
Vice-President
John
M.
9arner.
The
Se-ators
then
prooeesied
to
inflict
a
four
to
one
trouncing
upon
the
Philadelphia
Athletics.
Yesterday's
scores:
AMERICAN
LEAOrt:
Philadelphia,
l:
Washington,
f
Cleveland.
4:
Detroit.
1.
Chleiga
4
Boston'
bt
Ney-ysj.
jBdod
out.
NATIONAI.
IJMGUB
Pttburg,
4;
Cliu-touatl.
1.
sH.
LouLh.
0:
Chicago,
3.
Brooklyn
t
Philadelphia
and
INew
York
at
JSosion.
rained
out.
Mission
Kens
maoe
icn
runs
in
The
averaae
attendance
for
the
uiesitnnoiauaay4"aci-
VICTORIA
April
13:
CP)
-The
fje
games
was
20.000,
600
ahead
fic
Co&4
1GP
baphaU
game
to
victoria
Blue
Ribbons
of
Bsltlah
of
last
year
with
which
the
scam
defeat
San
Francisco
Seals
by
a
o1"
deftAUtf
Raymond
Union
,
score
of
20
tp
3.
u.
M
Snemmenta
tjacmmenvo
Senators
oenaiors
overwhel-
qyerwnei-
r
-
vl
.
-
v
,
,
med
Uie
SeatUe
Indlahjs
wfth
a
17
l
the
first
game
of
the
Western
(JfaaniZlMyf
01
tn
nil
shiil.ont.
!
Hun
art
a
uninr
hankthall
series
&
O
Los
Angeles
defeated
Hollywood
last
night.
The
series
is
to
the
best
0
to
3
while
Oakland
Indians
nosed
two
out
of
three
games,
out
Portland
Beavers
&
to
4
In
the
'
only
close
game
of
the
day.
The
teams
settled
down
some-,
what
yesterday
when
results
were
as
f
ollows:
Hollywood.
11:
Los
Angeles,
4.
I
i
Mojqs,
6;
(Ban
FrapQQ,
S.
i
Poland,
8;
Oakland,
3.
.
f
f
j-
4
The
follpwlng
U
the
scale
of
charges
made
for
reacring
notices.
Marriage
and
Engsgrnent
4
4
announcement
32.
Birth
Notices
50c.
f
funeral
Notice
H.
t
Cards
of
Thanks,
$2.
Funeral,
Flowers
10c.
per
twDiv
'4
4.
4.
I
SAVE
MONEY
I
"Roll
Your
Own'
uith
ZIG-ZAG
CIOARETTE
PAPERS
120
Leaf
Book
-
5C
erlglnsl
automatic
book.
Ons
?rhe
tsfatstime.
No
watt:
UOItavM
J
Demand
ZICZAQ
refuse
imitations
,.
Athletic
Body
Here
Proposed
An
sthletle
and
gymnasium
or-,
pan
nation
meeting
which
was
to
have
been
held
In
Uie
Armory
last
night
was
postponed
until
next
Tuesday
'
Owing
to
the
increasing
demands
for
a
senior
irym
clnss.
T.
Barton,
Instructor,
is
trying
to
nraanise
a
class
of
oovn
over
the
age
of
18.
At
the
Armory
they
have
all
the
equipment
necessary
for
a
good
gym
ei.iss
inciudlntt
parallel
btrs.
wretiint
mn
and
mnoy
other
lterjis
necessary,-"
A
bore
Is
trtf
kind
of
m;m
who
when
vou
y,c
tilm
h'iw
he
is.
tells
.you,
-Cbaajjuiu
Pollock.
Basketball
Buzz
Pbw
started
slow
In
Tuesday
nlghtrs
KincoUth-arot(ohopp
game
urtth
llhrtr
tuKim
trvlnc
to
net
used
to
the
other's
tactics.
After
three!
or
(our
minutes
of
play
Klncolith
sank
a
ousket
but
was
soon
followed
by
the
U
rot
to.
From
then
on
..-..
n
-
-'
..
a
i
ihIa
aim
tcu
w
myam
AMT
i
..ii,.
both
teams
pypp$ng.ln
tneW(i
i-.io.
(occav
.anally.
'
Neither-
tejtm'
end
.seeaa
tp
work
it
jB0gr
we
Jj.i.'.kc-t
lor
a
inca
hot
At
half
i:
ne
t)te
vu-dtors
were
out
in
the
iea-i
by
two
pqMMff.
12-10.
In
the
second
half
the
Orotto,
w
th
Rutqhford
as
its
sharpshooter.
.
-..i
u-(!
on
:.
basket
-scoring
snsee
.
,r!
.:
h
ut
a
L,'d
lgfctpotpt
:
The
visitors
then
retaliated
ith
a
few
of
their
ivlre
igng
shots
..il
l
ilovly
crept
up
on
the
local
:-
tni
so
that,
with
about
six
minutes
v
go.
the
scare
stood
f-SB
Kincoitth
broke
the
tie
on
a
Density
shot
but
Ratrhford
sink
a
long
one
tp
put
the
Orotto
one
point
head.
In
the
dying
moments
f
the
game
another
tally
for
the
to-bareonlsts
gave
them
their
three-point
lead.
The
local
teams
are
not
the
only
basttetjsall
aggregations
In
the
north
that
have
ty
oanires
TfeeJ
Kncolfch
boys
boast
o
one
of
thsaW
big
men
in
the
person
of
Tghnnfj
tnd
be
surety
lives
up
to
Ma
repu-4
'at
Ion.
He
is
a
hard
worker
and
a
-1-ad
shot.
Lincoln
lor
KtaqBsstM
llso
played
a
sturdy
gane.
Tlkm
Q
rot
to
have
Currie
and
Ratchford
to
thank
for
their
victory.
OrojoHfenMor
M.
Urn-
-Jes.
Smith
Mi.
Ourvleh
.
Currie
2).
Otllis
.
UcNulty
3-ToUl.
Klncomh
Moore
2
Bolton
'4
'ohnson
13
.
Lincoln
it.
Alexan-
1er
Stewart
i7),
CUytoa.
TrimbM
It
Total.
29
In
the
intermediate
game
Uie
Tux
is
defeated
the
champions
of
the
league.
Warriors,
in
a
good
Mppy
match
by
two
points
The
boys
played
their
usual
smart
game.
NAVAL
UNIT
INSPECTED
Local
KefervItU
Congratulaied
by
Commander
Hose
For
f.fftcfeney
Inspection
of
the
local
Royal
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
unit
was'
conducted
at
the
barracks
last
.light
by
Commodore
Walter
Hose.
chief
of
naval
staff.
Royal
Cana
dian
Navy,
and
Lieutenant
Osm-uander
J.
C.
Edwards,
both
of
Ot-
tagrs.
There
was
s
god
turn-out
of
the
reservists
and
Cogjipodore,
Hose
congratulated
the
unit
on
Its
t?Cf
lclenc
Both
Comoradore
Hose
and
Lieu
tenant
Commander
Edwards
are
leaving
onH
M
C
I.
Armen
terras
bU
afternoon
at
4
o'clock
for
Some
of
she
msAbersot
she
local
!
unit
sre
also
Jesjrtng
on
the
Armsp-
tlerres
for
Bsqulmalt
for
their
sn-
nual
training,
those
making
thet
trip
Includtag
Charles
Stuart.
H.
Harris,
W.
llgll.
L.
Frees
tad
A.
Hardy,
O.
WUllscoU.
U
Magulre
and
w.
Bremner.
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