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July
29,
1936
CONGRATULATIONS
The
News
extends
congratulations
to
the
voun'g
Stu
dents
Clara
Wikdal
and
Albert
Norman
iilacJdiail
for
their
good
work
in
cpnnection
with
their
studies,
Miss
Wikdal
for
winning
the
scholarship
in
the
Junior
Matri
culation
Glass
and
Albert
for
taking
the
Governor
Gen-
orril'c
moHol
TTonK
nf
fliaca
ofiirlm-io
in
n
s.n4;
"v-.x
"uuuho
ia
.a
ucuu
w
xiic
.ji
the
also
right
way,
can
give
na4ie
MORE
POPULATION
J
One
of
the
interesting
statements
made
by
the
Minister;
of
Fisheries
on
his
recent
visit
to
the
city
w.as
tliat
ihe!
country
needed
more
population
to
maintain,
the
structure
which
had
been
built
for
fifty
million
people.
Mr.
Michaud
did
not
go
into
detail
but
he
would
un
doubtedly
have
mentioned
the
railways,
if
pressed
to
4o
so.
1
hey
need
more
population
in
order
to
enable
iwm
to
pay
their
way.
So
with
most
other
services
such
as
highways!
More
population
would
justify
the
governments
in
carrying
out
more
extensive
highway
work.
Many
public
buildings
are
also
erected
for
the
future
rather
than
the
oresent.
These
are
cogent
reasons
for
increasing
the
popu-
rLi
i
i
i
i
,i
i
ration,
uiner
reasons
nave
Deen
mentioned
jn
mis
paper
qn
several
occasions.
DRAW
IN
England
and
India
Finished
On
Even
Terms
in
Test
Match
Yesterday
MANCHESTER,
Eng.,
July
23:
England
and
India
drew
In
the
second
test
cricket
match
which
was
concluded
yesterday.
Driving
hard
to
avoid
an
n.lngs
defeat,
India
compiled
jups
for
five
wickets
In
the
cond
innings
of
the
three
SCHMELING
CONFIDENT
Former
World
Champion
Expects
Braddock
to
Give
Him
Fair
Fight
James
J
ln-isald
he
expected
Braddock
to
,
give
390;
him
a
harder
fight
than
dld:
Joe
se-
Louis.
':
day
...
match
when
play
was
abandoned
I
"Dixie"
Dean,
famous
Everto.v
owing
to
bad
light.
and
International
centre-forward
The
first
Innings
total
was
20J
footballer,
has
Joined
the
Liver-'
against
England's
571
for
eight
pool
Caledonians
baseball
team
declared.
He
Dlavs
first
bise.
SMOKED
Prepared
Daily
By
Braddock
for
the
heavyifor
many
season
weight
title,
Max
Schmellng
today
r
The
Fish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
"Rupert
Brand
BLACK
COD
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Come
J
sni
lit
ta
tbowyou
thtit
ityls.plui-comfott
n
SPORT
I
Sketches
Of
Old
Timers
In
Baseball
:
age,,
batting
average
and
nationality
of
all
bl$
leaguers
since
away
back.
Bill
Lambie,
Pitcher
Started
playing
baseball
Jn
Prince
Rupert
sixteen
years
ago
as
an
intermediate.
Graduated
into
senior
company
fast.
Has
played
semi-pro
ball
In
the
south.
Ha?
been
star
chucker
In
local
leagut
for
good
many
years.
Most
outstanding
game
was
an
eleven
inning
win
over
Vancouver
V.A.C.
here
In
1930.
Benny
Windle,
Short
Stop
Came
to
Prince
Rupert
from
California.
Started
to
play
with
the
Junior
Tiny
Tims
in
1922
when
he
was
no
bigger
than
the
original
"Tiny
Tim."
Has
played
semi-pro
with
Lambie
In
the
south,
also
starred
with
Anyox'
team.
Is
rated
as
one
of
the
best
and
heaviest
hitting
shortstops
in
Northern
BC.
Most
outstanding
feat
was
a
home
run
in
eleventh
inning
against
Vancouver
V.A.C.
Vic
Menzies,
3rd
Baseman
Started
ball
career
in
Victoria.
continued
with
local
Sons
of
Can.
ada
lor
many
years.
Was
rated
the
best
first
baseman
In
local
BERLIN,
July
29:
Expressing
league
during
active
Playing
dayr.
confidence
in
his
ability
to
defeaU
Considered
leading"
hitter
in
league
SOFTBALL
SCHEDULE
Time
Table
For
Season
is
Second
Half
Announced
SOS
BIRCH
FORD
Have
these
three
Comfort
Features
:
0
A
.tpringy,
V-haped
iteej
Knk
that
eaiurei
firm,
W
flexibU,
support
for
-your
archt.
A
full
tread
t
the
ball
of
the
foot,
with
mu-fittbi
htd
.
.
.
to
dutribute
the
wtijht
of
the
body
,evnly.
Unlike
mmj
io-calld
"coittctivt"
thot,
Aichript
arc
gracefully
psopotliontA
n&
built
upon
juiutil
liasi
Mast
People
Trade
FWliere
AMILY
SHOE
STORE
LTU-
PHONE
357
(Estab.
1908)
THIRD
AVENUE
!
GIANTS
IN
Of
The
Prince
Rupert
Softball
Association
Settlor
City
League
Schedule
for
the
second
half
el
the
season
is
announced
as
'
July
29
Junior
Elks
vs.
Cana
dian
National
Recreation
Assocla
tlon,
August
3
C.N.R.A.
vs.
Lamhle
St
Stone.
August
5
Jr.
Elks
vs.
.Lambie
ti
Stone.
August
10
Lambie
&
Stone
vs
C.NJI.A.
August
12
Lambie
tz
Stone
3
Jr.
Elks.
August
17
Jr.
Elks
vs.
C.NJI.A.
August
19
CN.R.A.
vs.
Lambie
&
Stone.
August
24
Jr.
Elks
.vs.
Lambie1
ti
Stone.
August
26
C.N.R.A.
vs.
Jr.
Elks,
August
31
Lambie
&
Stone
vs.
C.N.R
A.
September
2
Lambie
&
Stonft
vs.
Jr.
Elks.
'September
7
C.N.R.A.
vs.
Jr
Elks.
TWO
WINS
New
York
Nationals
Going
Strong
Winning
Stride
Too
"
Stan
Morau.
Manager
.NEW
YORK,
July
29:
ICP)
Hard
fighting,
liard
playing
winning
eleven
out
of
the
last
second
.sacker
pn
the
old
timer
fifteen
.games,
New
York
Giant
team
started
playing
hall
in
coJ-
took
both
.ends
f
a
Rouble-
lege.-
Has
played,
in
last
company
header
lrom
'Cincinnati
Beds
toy
in
Vancouver
as
well
as
in
Vic-
decisive
scores
at
Ihe
Pxj1o'.
toria,
Anyox,
Ketchikan,
finally
Grounds
yesterday
and
.ate
tfiowjl
locating
her.
Has
played
on
all
weil
.established
in
third
place!
teams
in
city
league
during
the
past
fifteen
years.
Is
called
the
"Connie
Mack"
of
local
baseball.
Can
qUOl
quote
the
rules
backward
or
eight
games
behind
the
.CblcaKW
Cubs,
who
lost
to
the
PlxllUes
.aW
Philadelphia
yesterday,
and
lie.
and
a
bah
games
below
"t.ne
scc-
ond
place
St.
.Louis
Cardinals
who'
were
idle.
After
three
;stralght
de-;
defeats,
the
Pittsburg
'Pirates
won'
a
ten
Inning
game
lrom
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
at
EbbetU
Field
yesterday.
In
the
American
Xeague,
the'
New
York
Yankees
slugged
out
.a
heavy
hinting
victory
vr
Ibe
isA
tejlng
Detroit
msetrs
jat
Navin
Field
and
still
Jbave
a
nine
game;
lead
.over
the
Cleveland
Indians'
who
were
winning
from
ibe
Vtosb-j
Ington
Senators
at
-Cleveland.
"Xbel
aoston
tied
sax
neia
a
urm
grasp
on
tnlrd
place
by
winning
over
the
lowly
St.
Louis
Browns.
-Tlie
Detroit
Tigers
leraalu
In
iourth
place
while
the
Chicago
Cubs
battered
a
victory
out
of
the
Philadelphia
Athletics
at
Chicago
to
move
,lnto
fifth
place
ahead
of
Washington
Senators.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
National
League
(Cincinnati,
1-3;
New
York,
5-11.
Chicago,
3;
Philadelphia,
5.
Pittsburg,
9;
Brooklyn,
,8.
American
.League
Philadelphia,
6;
Chicago,
19.
Boston,
5;
S.
Louis,
2.
JJew
York,
16;
Detroit,
.
Washington,
3;
Cleveland,
,6.
Baseball
Standings
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
W.
JL.
Shlcago
.
57
M
St.
Louis
55
3.7
Hew
York
5l
44
Pittsburg
.48
45
Cincinnati
45
46
Boston
...44
49
Philadelphia
..
36
56
Brooklyn
M
59
AMEUiCAN
I4JAGUE
W.
L.
New
York
62
32
Cleveland
.54
42
Boston
53
44
Detroit
30
4j
Washington
.49
46
Chlcaeo
.,49
45
Philadelphia
.32
63
St.
Louis
30
62
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'DAFFY'
HAS
LAME
ARM
Younger
of
Famous
Twirler
May
Quit
Game
For
Rest
-Of
Season
RANDOLPH,
Mass..
July
29:
-Discouraged
by
the
ineffectiveness
of
his
twirling
arm
and
the
pain
In
his
shoulder,
Paul
".Daffy"
Dean,
f
iinugcr
oi
uie
jamous
jjean
brothers
of
St.
Louis
Cardinals
pitching
fitaff.
todav
lias
threatpneH
in
I
quit
.baseball
ior
.the
rest
.of
the
season.
Licence
of
Joe
Jacobs
Revoked
j
Manager
ot
Mk
Scluneling
Ban-j
ned
.by
New
York
CcmmilsMon
I
NEW
YORK,
July
29:
The
New.
j
York
State
Athletic
-Commission
.yesterday
revoked
the
manager's'
licence
of
Joe
Jacobs,
manager
of
the
former
heavyweight
champion,
j
Max
Schmellng.
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30,
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