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Wednesday,
June
17,
1936
TEARING
UP
LINES
There
has
been
some
talk
of
tearing
up
the
line
of
railway
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Jasper
in
order
to
save
money
for
the
people
of
Canada.
If
there
is
to
be
any
tearing
up
of
railway
tracks,
why
not
start
on
the
line
between
Red
Pass
and
Vancouver?
It
WOUld
be
a
ereat
advantage
tn
t.he
Phnnrlinn
PnnifiP
1
nil-
a
o
v
v
way
in
that-any
traffic
now
going
east
by
the
national
line
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uirect
migni
go
Dy
me
u.i'.rt.
Tnen
tlie
L.IN.K.
could
centre
its
business
at
Prince
Rupert,
as
was
originally
intended,
and
there
would
be
no
need
for
friction
between
the
two
lines.
The
route
to
and
from
Vancouver
by
way
of
Prince
Rupert
would
also
be
featured
and
this
would
enable
the
C.N.R.
to
make
this
section
of
the
line
pay
dividends.
Also
it
would
enable
the
C.N.R.
to
bring
its
general
offices
back
to
Prince'
Rupert
where
they
belong.
If
the
time
and
money
spent
on
the
railway
between
Red
Pass
and
Vancouver
were
put
on
this
section
of
the
road,
it
would
be
kept
in
such
shape
that
fast
trains
could
run
over
it.
These
people
who
at
one
time
induced
settlers
to
come
north
and
then
later
speak
of
abandoning
railways
are
a
poor
lot
of
sports.
They
are
the
type
of
people
who
make
US
restless
of
our
Eastern
Canadian
prmnprrinn
and
snpnU
of
the
possibility
of
the
west
breaking
away
from
the
east
and
forming
a
separate
Dominion
where
we
might
manage
our
own
affairs
and
be
much
better
off
than
we
are
today.
To
those
sort
of
Deonle
homes
and
farms
mean
nothing..
All
they
think
about
is
money
and
more
particularly
money
for
themselves.
They
speak
and
think
in
the
.most
heartless
manner
of
tearing
up
railway
lines
in
order
to
save
money.
Is
it
any
wonder
that
people
so
treated
should
turn
around
and
suggest
that
these
plutocrats
divide
up
their
money
with
the
rest
of
the
people?
One
view
is
just
as
reasonable
and
kind
and
considerate
as
the
other.
PREPARED
ROOFING
Holidays
will'
soon
be
here
and
that
cabin
may
need
repairs.
Ready
Roofing
U
made
in
rolls
3ff
inches
wide,
complete
with
nails
and
roofing-
cement,
It
Is
especially
suited
for
summer
camps.
One
roll
covers
one
hundred'
square
feet
of
surface.
WE
DELIVER
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
PHILADELPHIA,
June
17:
(CP
Scoring
their
twelfth
straight
victory,
the
Chicago
Cubs
defeated
the
Phillies
In
a
series
opener
here
yesterday
by
a
score
of
4
to
1.
At
Boston
the
St
Louis
Cardinals
were
defeated
10
to
4
by
the
Bees
and
their
margin
of
league
leadership
was
reduced
to
two
and
a
half
games.
In
the
American
League,
the
leading
New
York
Yankees
lost
8
to
4
to
the
Indians
at
Cleveland
while
the
second
place
Boston
Red
Sox
lost
4
to
2
to
the
White
Sox
at
Chicago.
The
Indians
regained
I
third
place
In
the
standing,
leaving
the
Washington
Senators
and
De
troit
Tigers,
who
played
to
a
three
to
two
score
In
favor
of
the
Senators
at'
Detroit
yesterday,
tied
for
fourth
place.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
National
League
St.
Louis
4,
Boston
10.
Pittsburg
9,
Brooklyn
2.
Cincinnati
2,
New
York
5.
Chicago
4,
Philadelphia
1.
American
League
Boston
2,
Chicago-4.
Philadelphia
9,
St.
Louis
4.
Washington
3,
Detroit
.2.
New
York
4,
Cleveland
8.
Baseball
Standings
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
W.
L.
Pet
St.
Louts
35
19
.6481
Chicago
32
21
.604
1
Pittsburg
32
23
.582
New
York
30
24
.555
Cincinnati
27
27
.500
Boston
25
31
.446
Philadelphia
20
37
.351
Brooklyn
19
.
38
.333
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
W.
L.
Pet,
New
York
36
18
.667
Boston
34
22
.607
Cleveland
28
26
.518
Detroit
29
28
.509
Washington
29
28
.509
Chicago
26
27
.491
Philadelphia
20
33
.377
St.
Louis
16
36
.308
Indians
Fit
On
Vegetable
Diet
Touring
Cricketers
Decline
Many
Invitations
to
Big
Banquets
LONDON,
June
17:
(CP)
Rich
foods
are
not
conducive
to
good
play
on
the
cricket
field,
officials
of
the
touring
Indian
team
believe
For
this
reason
the
visiting,
cricketers
have
declined
dozens
of
in
vitations
to
luncheon
and
ceremonial
dinners.
The
team's
program
is
a
heavv
one
and
there
are
a
few
idle
days
lor
the
players
whose
tour
doei
not
conclude
until
mld-Seotember
They
rest
as
much
as
possible
be
tween
matches.
"It
Is
our
dutv
tc
keep
the
men
fit
for
cricket
and
you
cannot
do
that
on
rich
foods,'
an
official
explained.
"They
are
not
undergoing
any
sneclal
diet
but
they
naturally
prefer
Indian
curries
and
foods."
During
their
stay
in
London
th
inuians
are
being
served
with
menus
which
are
predominantly
vegetable."
The
followinz
is
a
specimen
menu
at
the
Grand
Cen
tral
Hotel
where
they
stay
when
In
the
capital.
Breakfast
Fresh
fruit,
fried
eggs
and
tomatoes
and
occasional
vegetable
curries.
Lunch
Vegetable
soup,
hors
d'oeuvre,
fish,
vegetable
cutlet
or
curried
vegetables
with
new
potatoes,
apple
flan
or
fruit
salad
tea.
Dinner
Thick
vegetable
soup
curried
fish
with
veRetables
roast
lamb,
ice
pudding,
coffee.
TENNIS
POSTPONED
or
Last
night's
rain
caused
further
postponement
of
play
In
the
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
Club's
chambionshin
tournament.
Game's
scheduled,
for
yesterday
were
deferred
until
to
day.
.
DAILY
NEWS
,
Wednesday,
jun
SPORT
CUBS
WIN
ANOTHER
Chicago
Huns
Winning
Streak
Up
To
Twelve
While
Cardinals
Lose
One
Bare-Fist
Fights
Staged
in
Secret
Illegal
Bout
Draws
Large
Crowd
In
Australian
Town
BATHURST,
Aust.,
June
17:
(CP)
Secretly
organized
bare-knucklc
rlze
fighting
has
returned
to
Australia
in
startling
fashion.
In
a
secluded
clearing
near
heri
100
tense-spectators
gathered
to
watch
a
visiting
boxer
and
a
woods-nan
fight
a
"grudge"'
battle
that
asted
only
two
rounds.
At
the
end
of
six
minutes
the
woodsman
quit
with
his
face
:lashed,
several
teeth
missing,
his
nose
flattened,
and
his
Jaw
badly
.njured.
He
was
completely
lost
against
his
more
scientific
The
fight
was
announced
by
un
derground
methods
and
feeling
ran
io
high
that
supporters
and
betting
men
came
from
as
far
as
100
nlles
distant.
BASEBALL
RAINED
OUT
Last
inght's
"
rain
caused
postponement
of
the
City
Baseball
league
fixture
between
Elks
and
Sons
of
Canada.
FOOTBALL
THURSDAY,
JUNE,
18
Dominion
Dairy
vs.
Lesion
BASEBALL
FRIDAY,
JUNE
19
Sons
of.
Canada
vs.
Lesion
RUNS
IN
THE
FAMILY
MELBOURNE,
June-
17:
(CP)
Cecil
Pearce,
cousin
of
the
famous
Bobby
Pearce
of
Hamilton,
Ont.,
will
represent
Australia
in
single
sculls
at
Berlin
Olympics,
Twenty-three
years
old,
he
has
rowed
for
several
years.
"SCANTY"'
UNIFORM
LONDON,
June
17:
(CP)
De
claring:
"the
scanty
style
of
dress
must
come,'.
the
English
Women's
Lacrosse
Association
chose
the-
divided
skirt
as
the
new
official
uni
form
for
players,
-who
acted
as
mannequins:
Pleats
are
but.
WINS
"LE
JOUR"
CUP
PARIS,
June
17:
(CP)
Can-
tained
by
Jack
Loyelock,
New
Zealand
Olympic
miler,
the
British
Universities'
team
retained
the
newspaper
"Le
Jour's"
chal-
'enge
cup
by
winning
the
25-SHometres
relay
for
the
thrd
time:
TO
MANAGE
ClltfSTKir
CHESTER,
Eng.,
June
17:
(CP)
I
Alec
Ralsbeck
has
been
appointed1
manager
of
Chester
football
club.'
An
old
International,
he
has
won
his
"cap"
with
Scotland
eight
times,,
playing,
at
centre-half.
I
FEW
AND
FAR
UKTWEEN
STOURBRIDGE,
Eng.,
June
17:
(CP)
When
Worcestershire
down
ed
Yorkshire
at
cricket
by
11
runs
recently
it
marked
the
Saiice
Couni
ty's
first
win
over;
the
White
Rose
!n
27
years.
Then
it
gained
a
12-run
decision.
CATCHING
THEHf
YOUNG
PARIS,
June
17:
(CP)
Fifteen
thousand
schoolboys
watched
leading
tennis
players
in
practice
here
as
guests,
the
idea
being
to
teach
the
youngsters
the
game
and
influence
them
to
take
it
up.
A
NEW
ONE.
CAPETOWN,
June
17:
(CP)
Jack
Kent,
colorful
New
Zealand
wrestler,
was
tossed
out
of
the
ring
and1
disappeared.
He
re-entered
from
the
other
side,
sneaked
up
on
his
opponent
and
won
the
fall.
"
AN
OARSMAN
PORT
OXFORD,
Eng.,
June
17:
(CP)
3;
M".
de
R.
Winsor,
who
stroked
Oxford
University
in
the
last
boat
ace,
has
won
the
$105
Sir
Roger
Wewdigate
Prize
for
English
verse
with
a
poem
on
"Rain."
EUROPE
GOES
FOR
SOCCER
LONDON,
June
17:
(CP)
-May
tours
by
English
soccer
teams
saw
Sheffield
Wednesday
In
Denmark
West
Ham
United
in
Switzerland;
Chelsea
in
Poland
and
Iludders-field
Town
In
Norway.
WOMEN
GOLFERS
IN
FRANCE
i
PARIS,
Juhe
17:
(CP)
EigM
women
golfers
to
represent
Grenn
Britain
against
France
July
4,
will
be'
chosen
from:
Misses
J.
Ander-j
son,
P;
Barton,.
E,
-Corlett,
K.
Oarnham,
M.
Gourlay,
W.
Morgan,
B.
Newell.
P,
Wade
and
Mrs.
Gar-!
'on
and
Mrs.
Holm.
i
BLACKBURN'S
BIG
LOSS
t
BLACKBURN,
Eng.,
June
17:
(CP)
Blackburn
Rovers,
relegated
to
the
second
division
of
the
Enx
-
j
llsh
football
league,
lost
$12,500!
last
season.
The
club's
deficit
debit
balance
Is
now
$111,285.
j
INDIANS
UNFORTUNATE
i
LONDON,
June
17:
(CP)
The'
touring
Indian
cricket
team
In
its'
game
with
M.C.C.
at
Lord's,
lost'
I
V.
Merchant
and
S,
M.
Hussaln
through
Injuries.
The
former
broke
a
finger,
putting
him
out
of
the
game
for
some
time.
GET
ARSENAL
GOALIE
DONCASTER,
Eng.,
June
17:
(CP)
Q.
Bradshaw,
one
of
Arsenal's
goalkeepers
transferred
last
season
from
Everton
at
a
good
fee,'
has
been
signed
by
Doncaster-
Ro-
vers,
second
division
English
Foot-
ball
League
club,
i
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the
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News
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