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SPORT
NEWS
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BALL
RACE
!Sammy
McLarnin
IS
WINNER
IS
TIGHTER!
Wins
His
Fight
OF
TITLE!
Yankees
Reduce
White;
Sox
Lead
in
American
Giants
Increase
Margin
NEW
YORK,
May
23:
(CP
(New
York
Yankees
won
over
Chicago
Vttte
Sox
in
a
free
hitting
game
here
yesterday
and,
as
a
result,
the
margin
of
the
latter
over
the
former
for
leadership
of
the
American
League
was
reduced
to
two
games.
Detroit
Tlers
continued
their
up-1
ward
swrng
by
defeating
the,
Philadelphia
Athletics
decisively
at
Shibe
Park
to
move
into
third!
place
ahead
of
the
Cleveland
In-j
dtans
who
lost
to
Boston
Red
Sox
half
games
over
the
Brooklyn
Dod
gers
who
lost
a
tight
contest
to
the
Reds
at
Cincinnati.
The
Phillies
dropped
into
the
cellar
along
with
"7"
r4
irAa
taut...
lost
a
close
one
to
the
world
champion
St.
Louis
Cardinal.
!;
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
American
League
St.
Louis
2,
Washington
5.
Detroit
4.
Philadelphia
1.
Chicago
5,
New
York
13.
Cleveland
5,
Boston
12.
National
League
New
York
5,
Pittsburg
2.
Brolclyn
4,
Cincinnati
5.
.Philadelphia
2,
St.
Louis
3.
HOn
game
postponed.
International
League
Teronto
6,
Rochester
5.
Buffalo
12,
Montreal
10.
Albany
11,
Baltimore
6.
Syracuse
7,
Newark
4.
Baseball
Standings
National
League
W.
L.
New
York
19
s
Brooklyn
18
12
Chicago
15
11
St.
Louis
...16
13
Pittsburg
....
16
17
Cincinnati
l.
n
16
Philadelphia
8
17
Boston
8
17
American
League
Chicago
18
9
New
York
.....
17
12
Cleveland
14
.12
Detroit
,
16
12
Boston
15
.
j2
Washington
14
13
Philadelphia
7
18
St.
Louis
5
is
Pet.
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BURNETT'S
isjustihaimficli
tSTABLISHEO
1770
Drcisionrd
Red
Gregory
of
Los
Angeles
in
Ten
Hound
Bout
At
Vancouver
VANCOUVER,
May
23:
CP
Sammy
McLarnin,
1571.
pounds,
brother
or
Jimmy
McLamln,
world's
welterweight
boxing
champion,
declsloncd
Red
Gregory,
160
pounds,
of
Los
Anseles
in
a
ten
round
main
event
here
last
night
BORDEN
ST.
BEATS
HIGH
behind
whom
they
slumped
Into;
.-
fifth
place.
West-Enders
Score
Second
Victory
nt
uic
iiatiunui
league,
rew
York
Giants
won
over
the
Pirates
at
Pittsburg
and
increased
their
'
margin
of
leadership
to
two
and
a
In
Junior
Football
League
Borden
Street
School
won
its
second
successive
victory
in
the
second
halt
of
the
Junior
Football
Lsague
when
it
defeated
King
Ed
ward
High
School
last
evening
by
one.
High
School
attacked
but
Brown
and
Perpich
defended
well
and
Mah
saved
twice
in
succession
from
O'Neill
and
Husoy.
Currie
and
Bob
Williscroft
combined
well
in
a
nice
tun
and
for
a
time
Borden
pressed
but
George
Brown
and
Eastman
cleared
weli.
High
School
then
at
tacked
and
Husoy
scored
with
a
long
shot
which
Mah
tipped
through
the
goal.
The
second
half
was
Borden's,
Bob
Williscroft
scored
Borden's
first
goal
with
a
fine
kick
and
soon
F.
Williscroft.
Referee.
Jack
Campbell.
Linesmen
R.
Ritchie
and
Philllpson.
"
s
This
advertisement,
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
C.
LADIES'
BOWLING
May
27
Coquettes
vs.
Carnation
Murray
Patrick,
Son
of
Lester,
1
-
Takes
Dominion
Heavyweight
Boxing
Championship
With
Knock-Out
EDMONTON",
.May
23s
(CD-Murray
Patrick
of
Victoria,
son
of
Lester
Patrick,
manager
of
the
New
York
Ranger
professional
hockey
club,
won
the
heavyweight
title
in
the
Dominion
boxing
championships
here
last
night,
knocking
out
Tommy
Osborne
of
Montreal
in
the
second
round.
I'atiick
was
down
twice
in
the
first
round
and
was
knocked
through
the
rope
once
but
he
recuperated
marvellously
and
i.it
Osborne
down
four
times
with
his
lethal
right
wallop
in
!iie
second
to
win.
SPORT
CHAT
Tomorrow
afternoon
at
the
Flag
Day
celebration
Elks
make
their
initial
appearance
of
the
season
Ir.
the
Prince
Rupert
Baseball
League
fixture
against
Sons
of
Canada
They
present
a
strong
array
of
talent
and
expect
to
give
the
Canuck-i,
who
won
the
opening
league
fixture
over
Canadian
Legion
Tuesday
night,
a
hard
battle
Alex
Mltche.i
will
do
catching
duties
with
Johnn.
Comadlna,
southpaw,
the
likel;
itarter
on
the
mound.
Manage
I
Kennedy
has
a
well
V
"
balanced
In
after
Houston
scored
a
second
goal
V
t,a,,c?ats
'
w
l
m
h'
High
tried
hard
to
equalize
bu
e,B1
F?lA'l
Fitch
was
safe
at
centre-haU
ZV'S
lVrl
tv,
nrjor,
.
..tilled
by
Stone.
Amey
and
Chen
the
Borden
defence
was
sound.
A
n
ni'ri
...
v.-
k.,
...w
.
o"-
m
Joe
t
Sco".
who
i
t.
has
a
wide
as-
VLTi
h
;;,;
-1,
:r
and
hook,,
wu
but
Brown
handled
the
ball
In
the
penalty
area.
Fitch
took
the
kick
and
added
another
goal
for
Borden
Street
'
Teams:
Borden
Street
Mah;
W.
Brown,
Perpich:
K.
Schubert,
Fitch,
Roma;
B.
Williscroft,
D.
Houston,
Currie,
R.
Smith,
Barton.
Hieh
School
fMailCPTT
Vic
tryi
or.
EC
:
o
v..
,
""'id
Rrmcn-
Ttoola
-iMll.k
....
.
be
ready
to
go
into
the
box
If
thi
going
gets
too
tough
for
Johnn
Comadlna.
The
local
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
or
the
BrltUh
Empire
Service
League
has
been
hoping
tor
some
time
to
arrange
a
billiard
championship
mutch
between
R,
C
Mutch,
cue
expert
of
Smithers.
and
Nell
Cameron,
Prinze
Rupert
city
champion,
but
latest
word
Is
to
the
effect
that
arrangements
can
not
be
completed
yet.
It
had
been
hoped
to
have
Mr.
Mutch
come
down
fot
May
24
celebration
as
at
one
time
it
had
been
planned
to
have
a
baseball
team
come
from
the
Interior
town.
This
has
not
been
possible
either.
It
Is
understood
that
the
Smithers
cue
man
has
class
and
already
stories
of
his
prowess
would
indicate
that
he
would
be
a
worthy
opponent
for
the
local
champion
The
Canadian
Legion
is
keeping
In
touch
with
the
challenger
and
wil!
make
arrangements
as
soon
as
Side
by
side
with
the
proposal
for
the
visit
of
an
Australian
team
to
India
within
the
next
few
months
the
Indian
cricket
authorities
have
In
view
a
visit
of
the
West
Indies
cricketers
to
India
in
the
winter
of
1937-38.
T.
W.
Hlggs,
a
vice-president
of
the
British
Amateur
Athletic
Asso
elation,
died
recently
at
Chlile-hurst,
Kent.
Mr.
Hlggs
who
was
70
ydars
of
age
played
soccer
for
the
Arsenal
in
its
early
days
at
Woolwich,
rugby
for
Kent
Wanderers
and
cricket
for
the
services
at
Gibraltar,
Malta
and
Hong
Kong.
Baseball
for
the
unemployed
Is
it
present
engaging
the
attention
of
the
Manchester
and
Salford
England)
people
and
12
teams
ol
baseball
players
from
the
unemployed
of
these
two
centres
an
being
organized
preparatory
to
th(;
season's
play.
Taxi
99
The,
latest
in
motor
traasportatlon
3
CAR
SERVICE
Stan
Moran,
Proprietor
4
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T.unOMOFTHC
7500SrAlOING
S0FTBAUS
AND
2V.
f
BASEBALLS
I'M
J-wi""WAT
FREE
f
,N
CANA0A.JUJI
READ
TUi
MUS.
it's
easy
v
7S00
Spalding
BASEBALLS
&
S0FTBALLS
Given
away
by
BABE
RUTH
to
CANADIAN
Boys
and
Git's
SOO
Babll
and
SuftbalU
Evry
Wack
.
.
FREE.
Jul
think
of
it.
Every
wek
for
1$
week
IIAHE
RLTH
it
gnrngnuay
300
ecnuine
Spildiog
IUtblli
(od
Softbilli
lo
Ctojtiun
Hoyi
inJCitli.
7,500
prijn
in
IL
There
are
to
many
of
them
it
ihould
be
cjtrforyou
cojteione.
Age
will
be
contidered
in
aardin(
pruev
INSTRUCTIONS
fOR
WINNING
Jvtt
rice
Ji
word
or
lett
itllinr
"Why
Oaiker
Puffed
VC'heit
and
Quaker
Puffed
Rite
are
the
mou
popular
lummer
cereals".
hr4
tenet
ietker
mK
o(x
f,
on
!
0el
f-H'J
W-WtUulei
Ptriied
nut
pMkti.e
o
lnill
to
BAPE
RITIH.
tm
Ike
Queker
Oue.Cvoiiwae.
SuAutwo.
Seta.
Be
rart
end
hehr
eu
ni
SotibiU
or
a
nhll
H
you
i&
The
300
beat
tellers
received
each
week
win
300
Spildiog
Balls.
Off
ar
good
only
In
Canada
QUAKER
Puffed
Wheat
-
Puffed
Rice
BABE
RITJI.
c
c
TheQuket
OtuCa..
SaUafooei,
Saik.
D,f.
Bhi
Um't
mj
let.ee
leUwa
WfcT
I
think
Oualee
Putfed
Wbw
Qiuker
Puffed
R.cc
are
K
kom
rPar
wtpjaer
tmnle."
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im
ilto
enclaig
t
Bo
7V
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me
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bell
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wtri
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ten
horn
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PX'
ace
laciudrtt
kh
.h
enirf.
IS
nmet
oo
t)iff
A..
lOik.
Itni.
SOFTBALL
SCHEDULE
May
27
C.
N.
R
A.
vs.
Grotto.
May
30
C.
N.
H.
A.
vs.
Junior
Jlks.
June
3
Canadian
Lesion
vs.
Orotto.
June
ftc.
N.
R.
A.
vs.
Canadian
-eglon.
June
10
Orotto
vs.
Junior
Elks
June
13
Junior
aics
vs.
Cana-llan
Legion.
June
j7.-rotto
RS.
C(
N
n
A
.
.
June
20tjunior
Elks
vs.
C.
R
A,
YVONNE
AND
ANNETTE
LEADING
QUINTUPLETS
IN
CUTTING
OF
TKITril
4
1
CALLANDER,
Ont..
May
23:
Yvonne
and
Annette,
each
of
whose
third
showed
this
week,
are
leading
in
the
tooth-
cutting
race
of
the
Dlonne
quintuplets.
Ceclle
and
Emllie
each
have
two
while
Marie
still
has
only
one.
The
quintuplets
will
have
their
first
birthday
anniversary
next
Tuesday.
A'
Daily
News
Want-Ad.
will
trot
what
vnn
want.
ill
Bagshaw's
TAXI
Phone
Fleet
Cafe
849
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Con.
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Quart,
1.18,
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Star,
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National
Stiver.
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nve.
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Pend
Ore4U.
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Porter
Idaho,
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Premier.
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Bridge.
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Lake
Maron.
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450.
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IUsln,
1.55.
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;HALIBUTTER
i
IS
FINED
'Capt.
George
Fritz
Atsessed
$100
Ily
Jostlrn
of
the
Peace
For
Illegal
Halibut
Fishing
i
Capt.
Oeorge
Frltc
of
the
local
I
halibut
boat
Margaret
I
was
fined
I
$100
by
Justices
of
the
Peace
S.
D.
Macdonald
and
O.
II.
Munro
in
provincial
police
court
last
evening
for
fishing
halibut
In
a
closed
area
ion
the
north
end
of
thr
Ouwn
J
Charlotte
Islands
in
contravention
of
International
treaty
regulations.!
ine
Margaret
i
was
seized
last;
week
by
the
fisheries
patrol
boot:
Onerka
In
charge
of
William
Flev-In.
Capt.
Fritz,
whose
counsel
was
L.
W.
Patmore,
denied
actually
fishing
within
the
closed
area,
contending
that
he
was
really
outside
the
closed
area.
It
was
suggested
that
Instruments
aboard
the
patrol
boat
might
be
In
error.
The
court,
however,
found
otherwise.
R.
L.
McLennan
prosecuted.
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Fire
starting
from
the
galley
stove
caused
some
$25
or
$50
damage
to
the
Interior
of
the
local
halibut
boat
Svalbard
at
the
Edward
Llpsett
Ltd.
floats
this
morn
lng.
The
Svalbard
is
owned
by
H.
Slmonsen.
It
was
at
8:20
a.m.
that
the
fire
department
was
called.
The
British
stoatrer
Fresno
City
sailed
at
12;30
noon
today
for
the
United
KtngdQm0r
Continent
with
a
full
cargo
of'gfaln
loaded
from
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
local
POLITICAL
HUMOUS
LONDON,
May
23:
Rumors
per
sist
of
Impending
important
changes
in
the
National
government.
Some
report
say
that
Rt.:
Hon,
Stanley
Baldwin
will
resume
the
office
of
Prime
Minister
while:
other's
indicate
that
there
rn'ay
be
I
a
ncxtenslve
reshuffling-
f0f
the!
cabinet
shortly.
j
Th.
Like
the
Famous
Beers
of
Europe
pvrnvtnmi
J
i;
muni
liw
llO
knUM
Mb
I
beer
!
Iirar
eiile
tviiiMrins
l
urk)
larrl'.tlir
euallirr
(uiiliiirn-tal
lree
1
1
I
Me
llflit,
arkllii(.
aaliifylnt
and
tlliuiilallna
Try
It
and
huw
llflt
rnl
II
la.
Soma
ttit
at
lUrn.
LUNCH
BOXES
FLAG
DAY
Luctcv
mm
Asa
'
AGE
GUARANTEED
by
$10,000
BONO
On,
Sale
af
(tinvrmi"
ri
ifuor
Storm
and
l,irrn.-t'(t
I
rcnii
CO
A5TB
REiilERIES
fiinifif
Ihw!:j
3000
Brtli-.h
o)u(i.!n
Sluirrlu
iihrj
RODS
HOOKS
FLOATS
LEADERS
OAFFHOOKS
FISHING
TACKLE
FI.IKS
AXFS
EGOS
LINKS
SPOONS
BASK
FT
SINKERS
SPINNfF
COMPAMSS
OUT
Hi
K-
()AMP
STOVER
LAND'S
VhT3
May
21th
marks
the
opening
of
trram
trout
fUhlnt.
lot
u
npplJ
tour
limit.
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO
LTD.
PROGRAM
Parade,
12
noon.
Singing
or
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Canada,"
and
raising
of
flat,
1
p.m.
Addresses
by
Commissioner
Alder
and
Iter.
Ilollingworth,
1:10
p.m.
Distribution
of
Ire
eream
and
peanuts
to
children,
1:30
p.m.
Crowning
of
May
Quern,
2
p.m.
Field
sports
and
stage
dancing,
2:30
p.m.
SPOUT
EVENTS-Girls
under
6.
M
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Joys
under
6.
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f,
GlrLs
under
8.
Hoys
under
8.
Girls
under
10.
Boys
under
10.
Girls
under
12.
Boys
under
12.
Girls
under
14.
t
Boys
under
14.
'
Girls
under
IB.
-
,,.
-
Boys
under
16.
Boys'
Band,
Scouts
and
Cadets
Girl
Guides.
100
Yards
open.
Open
relay.
220
Yards
open.
Bicycle,
1
mile.
Pie
eating
contest,
oven
15
years,
boys
and
girls'
Backward
race,
16
years
and
over.
Baseball,
Elks
vs.
Sons
of
Can-ada,,4
p.m.
EVENING
Dance,
Moose
Hall,
Grand
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march,
9:30
p.m.
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