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interesting
group
typifying
activity
at
McLean
playground
in
Vancouver
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PLAYGROUND
SUPERVISION
IN
PR.
RUPERT
IS
EMPHASIZED
BY
EXPERT
Is
of
Little
Use
to
Establish
Such
Resorts
and
Then
Leave
Them,
Declares
Ian
Eisenhartlt
in
Addressing
Service
Club
Community
ulavirrounds
have
proven
in
other
places
to
be
virtually
a
dead,
investment
unless
they
are
followed
up
with
properly
supervised
use,
declared
Ian
Eisenhardt,
director
of
recreational
and
physical
education
for
the
province
of
British
Columbia,
in
addressing
the
Prince
pert
Gvro
Club
vesterdav
on
the
subject
of
nlay-
Poundf
Properly
supervised,
these
.
1
.
,.
Pround.s
could
be
made
Popu-jln
sucn
supervision
or
direction,
w
centres
of
great
beneficial
ac-
In
Nanaimo
they
had
tried
out
tirtty.
Merely
established
and
then
;
unsupervised
playgrounds
with
ra-t
unsupervised,
they
cither
lap-i
disappointing
results.
Now,
W
into
disuse
or
became
undeslr-!
wltn
supervision,
they
were
prov-e
resorts.
Mr.
Eisenhardt
wasing
a
reai
factor
in
the
city,
pie
emphatic
in
stressing
the
Mr.
Eisenhardt
told
how
the
Kcesslty
of
playground
supervi-
playground
movement
was
increas-on
if
they
were
to
function
to
any
ing
universally,
notably
In
the
"vantage
The
general
experience
I
United
Kingdom.
He
made
some
r
.
na
been
that
unsuper-
(
interesting
comments
in
regard
to
rad
playgrounds
The
Oyro
Club
had
established
a
j
playground
nucleus
here,
said
Eisenhardt.
The
club
should
'or
a
moment,
entertain
any
fa
or
abandoning
the
play-JJp
but
should,
ire
felt,
set
it-,
""M
Promoting
greater
use
Interest
in
playgrounds;
The
.
J
'way
this
could
be
done
was
the
difference
of
play
and
athletic
spirit
in
Great
Britain
and
the
United
States.
Development
of
discipline,
tact
and
sportsmanship
were
the
emphasized
principles
in
the
United
Kingdom.
The
fact
or
winning
was
possibly
over-emphasized
in
the
United
States.
Dr.
R.
O.
Large,
president
of
the
Gyro
Club,
was
in
the
chair.
Paul
A
capable
'Kozoolln.
director
of
the
recrea
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pmn
an
interest-1
tlonal
ana
pnysicai
eaucawun
cen-HHnePrsram
of
Pysround
acti-!tre
here,
was
a
guest.
pensive
Irt
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Standings
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.
could
.
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una
ne
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promise
beneficial
results.
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In
pool
in
Prince
Ru-
W.
New
York
2
connection
with
some,
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there
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of
wh,ch
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told
flaLCnslderable
here,
greatly
hatat,
asserted
Mr.
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some,
of
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that
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Ian
wsermara.,
tunxwr
oi
pa
aca,
education
Ipr
the
province,
and
Paul
Kozoolin,
director
of
local
recreational
centre,
are
among
the
persons
seen
in
this
picture
PLAYGROUND
ACTIVITIES
WINS
IN
BOWLING
Grotto
Comes
Up
From
Behind
to
Capture
City
Senior
Ten
Tins
Title
'
Defeating
the
Elks
three
game
to
nil
In
the
second
session
last
night,
Grotto
.won"
the
senior
ter
pin
bowling
championship
of
th(
city.
The
Elks
had
won:,
the
first
session''
of
the
play-offs
tw.o
game?
to
one,
the
aggregate,
hereforc
being
tout
games
to
two
in
favoi
of
the
Grotto.
Morin
of
the.
Grottc
and
Arney
of
the
Elks
were
tied
for
high
average
score
last
night
each
having
1G2.
GROTTO
1st
2nd
3rd
Coverdale
172
154
154
Donald
153
142
161
Gurvlch
.1
134
147
127
Morin
102
.176
208
Bury
,.
139
144
189
Totals
700
763
845
ELKS
1st
2nd
3rd
Andrews
114
137
Scott
f..
142
163
139
Arney
(
166
137
183
Lindsay
..;
133
128
Joy
140
153
125
Johnson
..J
,
.126
116
Totals
695
707
700
Baseball
Scores
American
League
New
York
5,
Washington
.6.
Detroit
7,
Cleveland
14;.
St.
Louis
3,
Chicago
6.
National
League
Boston
12,
Philadelphia
4...
Pittsburg
7.
Cincinnati
6.
Brooklyn
3,
New
York
5.
Chicago
2;
St
Louis
"3.
.
qualified
to
meet
Winnipeg
Tollers
In
the
Western
Cana-
da
basketball
finals
by
defeat-
ing
Raymond
Union
Jacks
51
to
43
in
the
second
game
of
the
Western
Canada
semifinals
last
night.
The
Victorians
had
von
the
first
game
on
Monday
by
a
score
of
32
to
28.
LOCALS
WIN
HOOP
GAMES
Terrace
Went
Down
Fighting
In
Inter-High
School
Gaines
Last
Night
A
packed
house
in
the
Armory
last
night
saw
two
fighting
basket-
"
ball
teams
from
Terrace
go
down;
to
defeat
before
teams
from
King
Edward
High
School
of
Prince
Ru-1
pert.
The
visitors
fought
hard
and!
gamely
but
did
not
get
many
of
the
"breaks."
Moreover,
the
fact
that
Tuesday
night's
train
from
the
interior
was
four
hours
late
did
not
help
to
make
them
any
fresher.
The
large
floor
of
the
Armory,
which
Is
about
twice
the
size
of
their
local
stamping-ground,
also
hampered
them
for
a
while.
How-
eyer.
they
will
undoubtedly
take
the
floor
tonight
with
a
lust
for
vengeance
and
the
remaining
matches
might
easily
see
thej
tables
turned.
A
dance
will
follow
tonight's
games
in
honor
of
the
yisltors.
The
girls
game
was
fast
and
kept
the
crowd
on
their
toes
from
start
to
finish.
Welch
and
Kenney
were
outstanding
forthe
Terracltcs
wnue
Biain
and
Mussallem
shone
for
the
locals.
Eleven
personals
were
handed
out
to
the
local
High
School
girls
to
fouf
for
the
visi
tors.
The
teams:
Terrace
Kenney
(8).'
Michiel
'2)
McLaren,
Welch
(5).
Dover
1),
Taft,
Glass,
Dorcy;
total,
16
Prince
Rupert
Wilson
fl),
T.
Davis,
Ellison
(2).
Mussallem
(6).
McLeod
(2),
Blain
(9)',
Llewellyn
1),
E.
Davis
(4);
total,
25.
Boys'
Game
The
boys'
game
was
a
ding-done
affair
in
which
the
locals
showed
superiority
in
shooting,
passine
and
jeneral
ball-handling
ability.
Hl-rano
had
-an
"on"
night
and
bag-
jed
14
of
his
team's
points.
For
Terrace
McLeod
and
Attree
were
outstanding,
gaining
eight
and
six
points
respectively.
Here
acaln
the
locals
helped
themselves
to
the
lion's
share
of
personals
13
to
Ru
pert
to
four
for
Terrace.
J.
Comadlna
effectively
handled
the
whistle
in
both
games.
The
teams:
Terrace
Smith,
McLeod
(8),
Attree
(6),
Seaton
(1)
Eadie
(2),
Nash,
McConnell
(3);
total,
20.
Prince
Rupert
Naylor
(3),
Mc-Meekln
(3),
Davis
(2).
Hlrano
(14),
Munro,
Campbell
(4).
O'Neill
(8-
total,
34.
Timekeeper,
S.
Woodsidc.
Scythians
Won
Pair
of
Games
Defeated
Port
Essington
Twice
In
Hoop
Scries
Had
Good
Time
on
Trip
The
Scythians
In
termed
in
.p
h.
nevoau
ieam
returned
home
yesterday
from
Port
Essington
where
they
scored
a
couple
of
victories
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By
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tme
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tournament
time
comes
around
again,
Englishmen
will
be
more
interested
In
the
health
of
these
tennis
players
than
in
the
idplomatlc
turmoil
in
Europe
or
increasing
armaments.
The
athletes
are
Fred
Perry
and
G.
P.
Hughes
and
upon
their
return
to
health
depends
much
of
England's
chances
for
retaining
the
coveted
Davis
Cup
this
year.
Perry,
ranking
world
ace,
severely
injured
himself
in
losing
to
Wilmer
Allison
in
the
U.
S.
finals
last
year,
while
G.
P.
Hughes,
standby
of
the
British
doubles
team,
has
been
reportedly
worn
out
by
too
much
tennis,
Both
have
been
resting.
over
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Esslngtonians.
The
local
won
the
second
43
to
19.
On
Mon
team
took
the
first
game
36
to
26
day
night
a
dance
was
staced
at
and
then
visited
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springs
with
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result
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were
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