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Tuesday,
June
2,
193C
There
is
a
by-election
in
Victoria
next
Monday.
Three
candidates
are
in
the
field,
two
of
them
the
same
men
who
ran
at
the
general
election
in
October.
Those
two
are
C.
J.
McDowell,
Liberal,
and
Rev.
King
Gordon,
C.
C.
F.
The
Conservative
is
the
former
Premier
nf
thp
mon
Fraser
Tolmie,
all
evidently
representative
men,
any
of
which
presumably
would
make
a
good
representative
if
he
should
be
elected.
Premier
Tolmie
is
likely
to
obtain
a
considerable
sympathetic
vote
from
those
who
were
sorry
to
see
him
defeated
in
the
provincial
election
and
who
look
upon
the
federal
position
as
something
of
a
pension.
The
Liberal
will
have
the
backing
and
prestige
of
the
government
Which
mav
nr
mnv
linf
hp
nn
nilvrmrnrrn
in
Viofnuin
AT
i
AUSSIES
MOVE
UP
Succeed
in
Eliminating:
United
States
in
Davis
Cup
Play
PHILADELPHIA,
June
2:
Jack
Crawford,
as
anticipated,
had
no
difficulty
yesterday
in
defeating-
Wilmer
Allison
of
the
United
States,
giving-
Australia
the
victory
in
Davis
Cup
Ameil
only
one
victory.
Don
Budge
of
United
States
defeated
Jack
Crawford
of
Australia
6-2,
6-3,
1-6,
2-6,
6-3
on
Saturday
in
the
second
of
the
singles.
Earlier
in
the
day
Adrian
Quist
of
Australia
had
defeated
Wilmer
Allison.
The
Australians
took
a
commanding
two
to
one
position
by
winning
the
doubles
Sunday.
Crawford
and
Quist
came
up
from
behind
to
win
4-6,
2-6,
6-4,
7-5,
6-4
over
Budge
and
Gene
Mako.
It
was
a
thrilling
uphill
battle,
the
Americans
being
within
two
points
of
victory
in
the
tenth
game
of
the
fourth
set.
In
the
sixth
game
yesterday
Budge
of
United
States
beat
Qu?st
of
Australia.
BASEBALL
TUESDAY,
JUNE
2
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Elks
FOOTBALL
THURSDAY,
JUNE
4
Dominion
Dairy
vs.
Legion
BASEBALL
STARTED
Evidently
sunshine
has
been
a
bad
thine-
for
the
Prince
i
Diamond
sport
Gets
under
Rupert
tinpi-f
Hiervifr
district
fliia
this
van.-
vear.
Tl.o
The
l.onf
heat
has
l..a
been
ton
went
in
I
At
Ocean
Falls
After
Delav
On
the
mountains
of
the
interior
and
the
result
has
been
thej
snow
meltpd
fnsr.pr
fhnri
flip
rmnanifv
nf
Hi
cariy
the
water
away.
Had
there
been,
a
year
like
this
before
the
railway
was
constructed,
the
builders
of
the
line
would
have
hesitated
before
constructing
it
along
a
valley
where
the
water
rose
sohigh
and
was
liable
to
do
so
much
damage.
Happily,
this
condition
is
abnormal
and
is
not
likely
to
occur
often.
In
the
meantime
the
whole
country
suffers
inconvenience
and
loss
of
revenue.
Nearly
everyone
is
affected
more
or
less,
the
railway
company
more
than
all
the
rest
put
I
Account
of
Rain
Accidents
Mar
"
-
7.
"
'
r
season.
Way
OCEAN
FALLS.
June
2:
Hav
ing
been
deferred
by
wet
weather
which
had
caused
postponement
of
all
Ocean
Falls
sports
activities
fori
a
couple
of
weeks,
the
base
ball
season
finally
got
under
way
at
the
paper
town
last
Tuesday
night
when
"ShAty"
Campbell's
Ocean
Falls
Boys
won
over
the
Jananese
Tigers
three
to
nothing.
Appleby
hurled
for
the
"Boys"
and
Jackie
Endo
for
the
"Fleers.
Prior
to
the
official
opening
ot
the
season,
the
Ocean
Falls.
Baseball
Association
executive
and
managers
met
to
make
a
shuffle
of
players.
The
long
secure
and
highly
supported
Paper
Makers
team
was
entirely
disbanded
and
a
new
line-up
formed
under
the
management
of
W.
McCarrlck
and
bearing
the
name
of
Orphans.
Sport
Activity
At
Ocean
Falli
OCEAN
FALLS,
June
2:
Casu
alties
in
Ocean
Falls
sports
have
been
a
marring
factor
so
far
this
mng
uorao.T
i
win
sutler
rqm
the
split
,
in
the
ranks
of
thej
,n
a
softbaii
game
last
wednes-U.
U.
r.
in
the
last
election
Mr.
Gordon
nnlipn
A9.
vnfps
dav
t
-
o
-
vk
v
AJiitrkiiuvv.
rw
more
tn.in
Mr.
MpDnivplI
...
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v
f
i
wuu
tutLA
J
ka
X
lu
V
1
tli
iX
OliUllL
uiiiviv,
r
tii.
handicap.
j
receiving
a
throw
to
third
ln
the
.
icuori,
m)
maKe
a
close
put-out.
Johnny
Summers,
crack
llght-
ARE
WE
REALLY
SAD?
wei8ht
wrestler
No.
1
pitcher
for
the
Sawmill
softballers,
will
..
.
,.;
.
..
be
out
for
the
season,
having
sus-
a
i
.
i
,i
A
journalist
remarks
that
Canadians
are
naturally
attained
a
triple
fracture
of
the
sad
people
who
like
to
sit
in
deep
dejection.
Most
people,ankle-
look
all
the
time
as
if
they
were
attending
a
funeral.
Their
supreme
happiness
is
to
be
miserable.
The
remark
is
made
8PECIAL
,l0i,rNwr;
in
view
of
the
recent
disnatches
that
tell
nf
thp
T?,,BBinn
LVENT
n.M,t
CANCE"'E,
edict
that
the
people
of
that
country
must
dance
and
be
I
0wlng
to
wet
greens,
the
lawn
happy,
They
dance
at
the
movies
between
shows,
dance
ati?""gnurnient
ln
sldes
the
restaurants
Everybody
is
dancing.
It
is
a
sacred
duty
th0ef
TTLZ
and
if
you
live
there
you
have
to
enjoy
)t.
You
are
not
al-
National
Recreation
Association
lowed
to
be
sad.
(Lawn
Bowling
League
planned
for
Possibly
we
are
too
gloomy
here
but
it
is
doubtful
if
Su,lday
had
t0
be
cancelled,
now-anything
can
be
done
about
'it.
Canadians
would
resent
ZtnZ
JTm
iTZ
having
to
be
jolly
because
they
were
told
to
be.
The
very
SonTf
S
oPX
of
idea
would
make
them
sad.
;
season
last
night.
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday,
jung
2
Ml
'SPORT'
SOFTBALL
UNDER
WAY
Junior
Elks,
Last
Year's
Champions,
Draw
Opening
Blood
In
Close
(lame
with
Lam
tie
&
Stone
Junior
Elks,
last
year's
chant
Iplons,
defeated
Lamble
St
Stone
by
a
score
of
3
to
2
last
evening
In
thp
nnsnlnir
fMtv
Rnfiha'l
can
zone
play
and
eliminating
j
League
game
of
the
season.
Ideal
the
United
States
which
scored
i
weather
nrpvatlerl
nnrl
nil
Ipnl
Hrarn-v
rf
rtlair
urnc
iiiiMiorl
In
jSlx
hits
were
made
by
the
-Junior
I
Elks
and
Four.
toy
the
Clothiers.
'Freddie,
Calderone
was
hurler
for
jthe
winners
with
Herbie
Morgan
.on
the
receiving
end.
Orme
Stewart
was
losing
pitcher
and
Art
Murray,
catcher.
The
.game,
as
Indicated
by
the
score,
was
very
close.
Bill
Stone
was
umpire.
In
a
pre-season
exhibition
game
Sunday
night
All
Stars
defeated
Junior
Elks
10
to
7.
Following
is
the
league
schedule
for
the
season.
June'
1
Lambie
Si
Stone
vs.
Junior
Elks.
June
3
Junior
Elks
vs.
C.NJI.A.
June
8
C.NJI.A.
vs.
Lambie
&
Stone.
June
10
Junior
Elks
vs.
Lambie
Si
Stone.
June
15
C.N.R.A.
vs.
Junior
Elks.
June
17
Lambie
Si
Stone
vs.
C
NJt.A.
June
22
Lambie
Si
stone
vs.
Junior
Elks.
June
24
Junior
Elks
vs.
C.N.R.A.
June
29
C.N.R.A.
vs.
Lambie
Si
Stone.
July
6
Junior1
Elks
vs.
Lambie
Si
Stone.
July
8
C.N.R.A.
vs.
Junior
Elks.
July
13
Lambie
&
Stone
vs.
C.
N.R.A.
Members
of
the
Teams
Players
of
the
"'three
teams
foi
the
season
are
as
follows:
Lambie
St
Stone
W.
,Lamble,
M
Montesano,
A.
Letourneau,
J.
Yae-ger,
Sev.
Dominato,
A.
Simanson,
Orme
Stewart,.
D.
O'Neill,
S.
Veltch,
D.
McDonald,
M.
Budlriich.
Junior
ElkSr-H-
Morgan.
H.
-An-
tonelll,
F.
Comadjna,
C.
Smith,
E.
Santerbane,
D,
Arney,
J.
Lindsay
J.
Campbell,
J.
Naylor.
F.'
Calder
one,
S.
Joy.
'
C.N.R.A.
E.
Ra'tchford,
P.
Mc-
Intosh,
Currie,
Edgar,
Bury.
W.
Stohe,
K.
Byman,
D.
Stalker,
Q,
Howe,
B.
Postuk,
8.
Beynbn,
TOAST
OF
EDMONTON
EDMONTON,
June
2:
Noel
Mc
Donald
has
been
the
toast
of
Edmonton
since
she
scored
a
last
second
field
Eoal
that
gave
Edmonton
a.
37
to
,35
victory
over
Eldor-
ados
Saturday
night
and
dead-tocked
the
three
out
of
five
series
for
the
Underwood
Trophy,
emblematic
of
the
International
wo
men's
basketball
title,
at
one
apiece.
siiir
MSTH
AFIICA
World(me
poito
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wtitw
U
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Airfe.
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or
displayed
by
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liquor
Control
Uoard
or
by
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wt
Brltlib
Columbia.
BOWLING
IS
UNDER
WAY
City
league
Swings
Into
Action
Monday
Evening
with
IdeaJ
Conditions
Prevailing
t
The
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
Lawn
Bowling'
League
season
got
under
way
last!
evening
with
Ideal
conditions
pre-1
vailing
when
Dave
Borland's
rink
defeated
Jack
Watson's
29
to
16
while
Jack
Preece's
aggregation
scored
a
28
to
13
victory
over
Frank
Dibb's.
A
match
,
of
Jack
Frew
vs.
D.
A.
MacPhee
rinks
and
possibly
othe-
postponed
games
will
be
played
this
evening.
SPORTS
AT
PAPERTOWN
New
Body
Formed
to
Centralize
Various
Activities
Also
To
Work
for
Athletic
Hall
OCEAN
FALLS,
June
2:
At
a
recent
meeting
attended
by
delegates
from
all
sports
bodies
of
Ocean
Fall's,
a
new
Co-operative
Community
Centre
was
formeJ
with
the
purpose
of
combining
nd
harmonizing
all
sports
activities
of
the
paper
town
and
;triving
for
a
new
gymnasium
and
basketball
hall.
Officers
of
the
new
organization
are:
President,
Ross
Davidson.
Vice-President,
Campbell
Dun
can.
Treasurer,
A,
Borland.
Secretary,
Pat
James.
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