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HITS
WERE
I
NUMEROUS
.
i
Thirty-Seven
Safeties
In
Taclflci
Coast
Baseball
Game
Yesterday
SACRAMENTO,
Calif.
April
7:
No
leas
than
thirty-seven
hits
were
made
In
yesterdays
Pacific
Coast
League
baseball
game
in
which
Hollywood
Stars
defeated
Sacramento
Senators
14
to
11.
Hollywood
made
twenty
hits
and
Sacramento
seventeen.
Other
Pacific
Coast
League
scores:
Lo?
Angeles.
2:
Seattle.
0.
Portland.
6;
San
Francisco.
4.
OaMand,
5:
Missions,
1.
Oakland
ts
now
in
exclusive
possession
of
the
league
leadership
SPORT
CHAT
Under
the
auspices
of
the
Prince
Rupert
High
8chool,
hash
school
girls'
and
boys'
basketball
team.s
will
come
down
from
Smithers
during
Easter
week
and
will
play
a
series
of
games
with
the
local
high
school
on
April
19
and
20.
The
local
boys
win
consist
of
a
picked
team
from
the
boys
of
the
school
while
the
Comets,
local
city
league
champions,
will
take
on
the
visiting
girls'
team.
In
the
nineteen
year
period
since
the
first
basketball
play-offs
In
Alberta
the
Edmonton
Commercial
Qrads
have
been
returned
winners
on
no
less
than
eighteen
occasions.
a
record
probably
without
parallel
in
the
history
of
Canadian
sport.
The
Grada
win
owe
a
Vtacottvarj
team
on
April
u
an
1
for
tfee
champianiMp
of
Wsfystn
Canada.
Max
Baer.
heavyweight
title
as
pirant,
who
is
training
at
Denver,
has
been
telling
the
people
of
that
city
what
he
Is
going
to
do
to
Max
Schmettng
of
Germany,
former
world's
heavyweight
i
tumjhHi
when
thev
meet
in
the
"inmrr
It
seems
that
other
lighters
have
talked
that
way
prior
to
meeting
better
men
thn
themselves.
Will
Daer
do
anv
better
than
they?
That
Is
the
question.
Major
League
baseball
club
owners
are
evenly
divided
on
the
question
of
seMtng
beer
m
the
boll
parks
this
sasqn
which
starts
April
12,
five
days
after
the
new
12
beer
becomes
nationally
legalised.
Five
clubs
have
put
themselves
on
record
as
onposed
to
seffin
beer
tn
or
under,
the
stands
but
five
others.
concentrated
in
the
two
bigger
uii,
t
k
ci
nca
ui
new
ium
rn.no
woicau,
i-
vor
dispensing
the
new
beverage
to
their
followers.
At
Chicago
beer
will
be
sold
at
bars
in
the
White
Sox
and
Cub
parks.
ClIlLimLN
STRIKE
Lacrosse
in
Old
Country
The
lacrosse
senio!
fla
fir.
il
between
t;..-
oxfo:
c)
x.a
Hamp-stead
teams
took
plan-
rwntty
n
water;
.,,;.
.round
m
the
bantu
of
the
Thames.
Above
j.s
-hoMi
a
Hamsuad
nun
white
just
as
he
apparently
took
it
snto
h;s
head
to
sit
down
in
the
mud.
Soccer,
Baseball
and
Softball
Now
Commanding
Attention;
Early
Organization
Expected
Prospects
For
Football
Particularly
Hright
Diamond
Sport
Will
Need
Some
New
Talent
City
"Rounders"
League
Planned
With
winter
sports
now
dying
fa
the
distance,
thoughts
of
local
athletes
and
sportsmen
are
turning
to
the
ever-popular
outdoor
games
of
football
and
baseball,
As
the
vreather
will
soon
be
getting
warmer
am!
the
evenings
are
beginning
to
get
longer,
it
will
presently
be
time
that
the
football
and
the
bats
and
gloves
were
taken
down
from
the
shelf
and
brought
into
action.
V
'
Prospects
for
a
good
hating
season
look
very
bright.
I
There
ie
a
lot
of
good
material
around
town
and
a
large
number
of
the
boys
banned
from
junior
football
on
account
of
their
age
will
bow
be
eligible
to
show
their
wares
a
senior
company.
The
local
football
Rssociurkm
will
soon
be
getting
together
offl-
over
This
;i(i
tti-i
nicut
is
tu.t
published
or
displayed
ty
the
J.iitlnr
toutrul
lizard
vi
U15
Government
of
liru'ish
Columbia.
team
from
the
Moose
being
talked
of.
If
the
leadtag
organise
tfcms
of
ike
city
wall
gfve
the
teams
the
sacking
required,
football
wW
be
going
in
a
big
way
this
year.
Baseball
Outlook
Although
things
do
not
look
too
bright
in
baseball,
this
sport
is
being
actively
discussed.
It
is
hot
the
prospects
known
definitely
as
yet
but,
as
for
the
year.
j
there
has
been
no
word
given
to
the
Most
of
the
players
are
Just
wait-
j
contrary,
the
senior
league
will
pre-tng
to
get
into
action
and
it
is
!
sumably
be
composed
again
of
8ons
talked
of
playing
an
exhibition
j
of
Canada.
Bks
and
Empress,
gaae
on
Good
Friday
to
get
the'
There
may
not
be
many
of
the
soccer
ball
a
-rolling.
old
ball
players
in
the
etty
but
It
looks
as
though
the
senior
there
are
enough
to
get
the
younger
jeniue
win
dp
jusi
as
gooa.
u
not
ones
sianoo
ana
coaanea
uont.
nK
CHICAOO.
April
7:
Ten
thou-
better,
than
last
year.
As
far
as
is
younger
baseball
talent
that
was
sand
school
children
are
on
strike
now
known,
there
will
be
three
developed
by
the
Sons
of
Canada
here
as
a
protest
against
the
non-
f
teams
Regiment,
Canadian
Legion
1
last
year
under
the
supervision
and
payment
of
teachers.
I
and
the
Merchants
with
a
fourth
coaching
of
some
of
the
ex'perien-
'
i
eed
ball
handlers
like
DU1
Lamble
Insist
on
"GRANT'S
BEST
PROCURABLE"
The
Original
For
Sale
at
Vrnilura
or
til
reel
from
"Mall
Order
Dept."
Liquor
Control
Board,
g7
lieatty
St-.
Vancouver
M
ys
c
o
Tcti
Win
sky
v
Jr?L
5L
RICHEST
IN
FINEST
JgV
HIGHLAND
MALT
Miuumu
t-UXUf
BmiM
14
ruirtntwl
by
WltHtm
it
Grint
4
Smm
liHi
GW.fcMKa
J5!!
wa
Balvmla-CWuMvrt
UMiltotM,
Dm".
fji
,UW
',"ow'
Scotland.
and
Stan
Moran
Is
proof
enough
of
what
ran
be
done
with
the
younger
players.
U
baseball
Is
to
live
It
is
up
to
the
teams
and
older
players
to
take
the
youngsters
in
hand
and
allow
'hem
the
tricks
of
the
game.
It
can
never
be
told
what
star
Is
hiding
be
hind
the
t
It
is
un
mask
orrfiw
rptertel,a
rid-to
the
experienced
players
i
to
find
them
Softball
Too
The
popular
summer
game
ef
softb.ill
).
slowly
coming
to
the
forefront
and
it
la
axneeted
that
a
year
Bill
Raid
has
obtained
per-
mission
from
the
Canadian
Na-I
tlonil
Recreation
Association
to
jute
Its
grounds
and,
providing
'the
players
can
get
together
and
some
of
the
organisations
win
'sponsor
teams,
a
good
season
of
itomnetltlve
sof'ball
can
be
expec-
'tert.
I
I
Our
basic
trouble
is
dfbl.a'nd!
taxes-
yet
we
try
to
cure
it
by
pll-
,
I
lng
on
more
debt
and
support
It
by
I
more
taxes.
Dernard
M.
Daruch.
'
IS
CRACK
r
t
K
!
N
a
i:
RIFLE
SHOT
Daifghter
of
Consul
Woodward
Wins
JntcrroUrgiate
Championship
With
Near
Perfect
Score
The
Seattle
Times
of
April
2
published
In
its
rotogravure
section
a
picture
showing
Mta
Harriet
Woodward
of
the
University
of
Washington
beneath
a
triumphal
arch
of
rines
at
the
should
rs
of
her
team
mates
The
occasion
was
to
honor
her
as
women's
intercollegiate
rifle
champion
She
won
the
championship
With
a
score
of
SM
out
of
600
,
A
close-up
of
the
same
young
lady
showed
her
'burning
the
sights"'
on
her
rifle
Miss
Woodward
Is
the
daughter
of
United
States
Consul
Woodward
of
Prince
Rupert.
She
is
only
twenty
years
of
age
and
met
a
number
of
local
people
during
a
visit
to
the
city
last
year.
BILL
IS
OPPOSED
Pattullo
t'rtes
Legislature
to
Drop
I'lin
For
Steriliiation
of
Mentally
Unfit
VICTORIA.
April
7:
CP
Wben
the
bill
providing
for
the
sterilisation
of
the
mentally
unfit
was
up
for
second
reading
in
the
Legislature
yesterday.
T.
D.
Pattullo,
Leader
of
the
Opposition,
opposed'
AMENDMENT
!
IS
BEATEN
Legislature
Declines
to
Safeguard-Ti
a
infer
of
Park
Lands
j
VICTORtA.
ApHI
7:
iCPl
Tht,
amendment
proposed
by
T
D.
Pat-,
tufto
to
Hon.
N.
S.
Lougheed's
bill
I
amending
the
Provincial,
Parks
Act
was
rejected
by
the
legislature
yes
terday.
Mr.
Pattullo
sought
to
put
In
a
safeguarding
clause
calling
for
the
approval
of
the
legislature
when
land
wax
acquired
for
park
pur
poses
and
transfer.
SCALING
...
INTEREST
Legislature
Urges
Ottawa
to
Device
.
New
Policy
on
Iterroalngs
VICTORIA,
April
7:
CPi
The
tegtslatute,
by
tesolutlon.
last
night,
favored
ihfc
Domtnton
government
immediately
devising
a
plan
for
the
seaMag
down
of
katerest
rates
on,
government
borrowing
by
federal,
provincial
and
municipal
governments
in
line
with
the
purchasing
power
of
the
dollar
and
the
ability,
of
the,
country
to
pay.
I
Pound
Stcrlinjr
and
!
Canadian
Dollar
on
New
York
Kxchanjro,
NEW
YORK.
April
7:-The
Canadian
dollar
closed
at
82
11-lGc
on
cltv
lofiffue
mav
be
formed
thla,;U?e
,ot,aI
tBlttfn
exchange
market
unchanged
from
y
mera
a
y
'(i)cing
.peing
the
prevldus
day.
The
pound
sterl-,
Ing
closed
at
$3
Ui
6t
t
lW
(Jrrn
T.
Old
('liliirr
ECZEMA
REMEDY
Minima
!''
IMMillt.
tUtt.
nulrk
rllf
fa
HuiMf,
llrV
I1R.
!&.
H..UUU
llnulal
ta.
After
4titi4afiil'--lrllM
rflaorlrr.
mtllYt
tan
k
lrlH
and
ri
him,
II
A
It
rla
wpmld
nininn.iw
Ml.
IUi
IITI
Vimwir,
B.C.
NEW
PREMISE;
LOWER
PRICE!
TVI
i.
1
T
.v
O
tl
1
r.
i
muiiLi
ccii
niipui
iei
s
nave
ivioveci
Dack
tt
their
old
stand
opposite
Cut
Rate
Shoe
'
tort
Fishermen!
Take
u
look
at
these
rlothe.
Tlit'V
havt'
come
down
like
the
price
of
fish.
It
does
not
take
much
money
to
outfit
hvre.
IS
THREAT
TO
SOVIET
House
of
Common
Hnally
!atea
Special
EirtutM
Power
Hill
lf
!
to
il
Division
LONDON,
April
7:
The
House
of
Commons
last
night
by
a
division
of
1
to
41
gave
third
reading
to
the
govorasaeat
Russian
taports
Bao-baxgo
Act
whereby
cabinet
Is
given
authority
to
impose
an
embargo
on
all
tm
Doris
of
goods
from
Soviet
tt
and
urged
that
it
be
allowed
uRumU
u
.
u-Ul
now
proceeding
in
die
Ofthe
order
paper.
Moscow
of
six
British
electrical
en-
Mr.
Pattullo
claimed
that
U
?mers
on
espionage
and
sabotage
weight
o
medical
evidence
in
the;
House
was
that
the
bill
was
inno-
j
-
-
cuous
and
futile.
The
measure,
he
i
declared,
was
also
antagonistic
to
the
religious
and
moral
beliefs
of
a
great
section
of
the
people
and
it;
was
Ill-advised
to
bring
down
a
bill
of
such
hnportanre
in
the
closing
hours
of
the
Legislature
t4
D
r
uur
f
rices
are
lom
than
ever
Large
selection
of
Clothing
for
Men,
Young
Men
and
coys
MONTREAL
IMPORTERS
Third
t
"u;.
Cut
flat-
h
It's
GOOD
for
you!
12x2A
AM
WriTr
t
v
tagwdimU
m
ETltVv1
hop
rnt
t
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ti.irut-.-)
is
(Irrmi-d
'.
bf
unl.il?
Ihe
govarnment
assun-d
the
House
that
the
bill
will
be
effective
Tor
a
period
of
only
three
montlw.
This
a
regarded
as
proaf
that
Ms
provisions
would
be
potted
only
as
a
weapon
aHuinst
the
Soviet
The
following
of
cswrgrs
noiieos.
Marriage
Btrtb
Funeral
Notices
$1
Cards
of
Thanks,
tt.
Funeral
Flowers
lac
f
namr
f
la
the
scale
per
JOINING
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roaosng
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