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86
CONSERVATIVE
SENTIMENT
GROWING
3.01.
Thursday;
Sept.
3,
1936
In
view
of
the
prognostications
and
the
line-up
in
the
election
in
Burrard
yesterday
Premier
Pattullo
may
fee
well
satisfied
today
as
he
surveys
the
political
situation
In
the
first
place
the
Liberal
candidate
won
by
a
sufficiently
large
majority
to-do
away
with
the
possibility
of
a
change
from
a
recount
such
as
happened
when
McGeer
was
elected
in
the
same
area..
In
the
second
place
a
new
candidate,
little
known
outside
the
-party
organization,
was
running
against
two
party
leaders
who
had
been'
before
the
public
for
years.
Dr.
F.
T:
Patterson,
leader
of
the
Conservatives,
had
the
backing
of
the
Province
newspaper.;
Dr.
Lyle
Telford
has
been
laying
his
views
before
the
electors
for
years
and
he
had
the
backing
of
the
Communists.
Yet
he
received
little
more
than
one-third
of
tht
vote.
It
must
also
be-remembered
that
Burrard
was
supposed
to
be
the
government's
Weak
spot
It
was
charged
that
tht
government
was
so
fearful
of
losing
that
it
delayed
bringing
on
the
election
and
even
went
so
far
as
to
make
a
temporary
change
in
the
election
law
to
enable
the
delay.
It
was
also
generally
reported
in
the
north
that
the
Pattullo
government
was
dead
insofar
as
Vancouver
was
concerned
and
that
if
there
were
a
general
election
it
would
not
win
a
single
seat.
'The
fact
that
the
government
candidate
got
'less
than
nan
ot
the
votes
means
little.
If
Forester
received
less
than
a
majority,
thedeader
of
each
of
the
other
narties
re
ceived
less;
Had
there,been.no
Conservative
in
the
field.
ntMiLl
1.
1
a
a
y
j
.
1
1
mcic
nuumnavB
ueen
a
auierent
xaie
to
tell
and
so
would
it
have.
beemdifferent
had
there
beeiv
no
C.
C.
F
candidate
in
-the.
field.
The
reason
the
rrovprnmpnr.
mnn
.
did.
not
getiamajority
vote
was
because
there
were
so
i
many
-candidates
lrf
the"
field.
One
of
the
features
of
the.election
was
the
indicatinii
nf
a
growth
of
Consei-vative1
sentiment
in
the
province.
Since
me
conservative
collapse
.
under
Dr.
Tolmie,
whea
tht
party
Sva3
practically
wined.
out.
thev
had
not
heen
a
-far..
tor.in
elections,
but
yesterday
they
showed
a
decided
For
the
C.
C.
F.
it
must
be
admitted
that
thev
do
nnt
seem
to
have
suffered
much
from
the
Connell
defection
They
are
still
a
strong
factor,
to
be
reckoned,
with
in
British
Columbia
politics.
This
adverUsement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
BrltUh
Columbia.
JfThursday.
September
3,
PAQI.TWO
RAGEJS
lYAdHT.RAGE
.TIGHTER!
;BaIES.SET
f
New
York
Giants
Lose
While
Both
Cardinals
and
t
Cubs
Win
On
--.Wednesday
ST.
LOUIS,
Sept.
3:
(CP)-siThe
National
League
pennant
race
tightened
up
again
-yesterday
when
the-leadlng
New
York
Giants
lost
to
second
place
St.
Louts
Cardinals
in
a
close"
contest
Tvhile
'
the
third
place
Chicago
Cubs
were
shutting
out
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers.
The
lead
of
the
Giants
over
the
Cards
was
reduced
to
three
full
games
with
the
Cubs
.but'
one,
garner
behind
the
Cardinals.
In
the
American
League
the
New
YorkSYankees
lost
a
close
one
to
the
second
place
Cleveland
Indians,
their
margin
of
leadership
being
pared
to
16
games.
The
Washington!
Senators
lost
to
De
troit
Tigers
and
dropped
out
of
fourth
place
In
which
they
Kail
been
tied
with.
the.
Chicago
White
Sox
who
lost
yesterday.
;
The!
St.
Louis
Browns
won
in
a
"slugging
contest
with.
the
Philadelphia
Athletics
who.
dropped
below
them
Into
the
cellar.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
;
National
-League
New
York
3,
SU-Louis
4.
Brooklyn
0,
Chicago
4.
American
League
Cleveland
4,
New
York
3.
St
Louis
13,
Philadelphia
11.
Detroit
3,
Washington
2.
Pittsburg
67
61
Cincinnati
61
65
Boston
:.58
68
Brooklyn
51
75
Philadelphia
.42
83
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
W.
L.
New
York
86
43
Cleveland
:
.70
59
Detroit
:..70.
62
Chicago
:67
62
Washington
.67
63
Boston
..65
65
St.
Louis
.47
-.82
Philadelphia
.
.47
.83
Pet.
-.614
.591
.581
.523
,484
.457
-.405
.336
Pet
.667
.543
.530
.519
.515
..500
.364
.362
Battling;
Basque
Acts
As
Sniper
In
Spanish
War
MADRID,
Sept.
3:
Paulino
Uz-
cudun,
former
noted
heavyweight
boxer,
who
had
been
reported
killed
In
the
Spanish
civil
.war,
'Is
very
much
alive:
He
is
serving
as
a
sniper
from
a
church
belfrey.
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July.
K
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Like
..Later-Date
NEW
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Sept.
3:
The
first
racelQr
the
America's
Cup
be
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T.
O..
M.
Sopwith's
British
challenger
Endeevor
II
and
a
Uni
ted
States
defender
will
be
held
on
July
24,
1937.
This
-is
confirmed
by
off
IcJals
of
the
New
York
Yacht
Club,
whoare
bound
"under
the
mutual
iconsent
clause
j
to
agree
'
tothe.-date
'-set
'by
the
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It
is.
understood
club
-
officials
would
have
preferred
a
-later
date
because
at
least
one
defence
candidate;
a
boat
being
built
by
a,
syn
dicate
.-headed
by
Harold.
Stirling
Vanderbilt,
skipper
of
the
Rainbow
in
the
last
series
for
the
cup,
and
the.
.winner,
isv
still
in
the
blue
print
stages.
The
.Endeavour
was
launched)
some
weeks-
ago
in
England
and!
Viae
Knpn
t.'coiHncr
aviertfclvlv
f
summer.
rain.
bltlous
City.
Dunn
Joined
the
Ben-
Baseball
Standings
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
W.
L.
New
York
.78
49
St.
Louis
.....75
52
Chicago
.75
54
gals
in
1934
after
playing
with
Tiger
Cubs
In
.ie
Ontario
Union,
He
was
a-,
member
of
the
squad
R.
James
Speers,
Winnipeg,
pre
sident
of
.the
Western
Canada
Thoroughbred
Racing
Association,
was
born
in
Toronto
54
years
ago
today.
Organizer
of
horse
racing
in
the
west,
he
.operates
the
largest
thoroughbred
breeding
farm
In.
Western
Canada
at
St.
Boniface,
Man.
He
settled
in
Winnipeg
In
1920.
Tim
Daly,
trainer
of
Toronto's
professional
baseball
and
hockey
teams
for
many
years,
was
born
lrf
the
Ontario
capital
52-
years
ago
tomorrow.
Daly
served
overseas
In
the
War
with
the
Sportsmen's
Bat
talion.
To
look
at
hLsTotund'frame
now
one
would
Tiever
guess
'tha
Daly
once
qualified
as;
one
of
Can
ada's
best
lightweight
fighters;
but
the
records
prove
It.
Try
a
Dally
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classified
ad
vertisement
for
best
'results.
Eagles'
Bridge
Party
and
Dance
First
of
Projected
Series,
of.
Affairs
.Proved
Popular.
Last
Night
i
:
SPORT
CHAT
i
,
'
1
Jlmmie
Dunivsnapback
ofllam-j
ilton
Tigers,
Eastern
Canaad
football
champions,,
was
born
In
Ham-
I
ilton
25
years
ago,
yesterday,-A,
pro-
Others,
postponed
on-account
of
I
duct
of
the
City
League
of
the
Am-
beaten
jy
Wlnnipegs
18-12-lri.thel
Canadian
senior,
final
last
fall.
v
'The
fjrst
of
a
series
of
fortnightly
bridge
and
dancing
parties
which
will
be
held
durlngtthe.xom-
ing"
winter
-by-Uie
local
Eagles';
Canadian
UadieSfSMrs.
James
Krlkevsky,
Mrs.
W,
J2Davles.
Mrs.
C.
Michaloll
ana
Mrs.'G.
H.
Soles;
men,
James?
Krl
kevsky,
D.
A.
MacPhee,
Angelo
As-tori
and
D.
Montesano.
Winner
of
a
door
prize
was
Mrs.
B.
J.
Bacon.
-delicious
.-refreshments
iiAfter
-cards,
were
served
and
dancing
followed
with
music
.by
Mrs.
J.
S.
.
Black's
Orchestra.
W.
E.
Hutsonwas
master
-of
cere-
j
monies
and
chairman
ofthecom-j
Lodges
took
place
last
.nightiand'
hi
h
e
rw
Ellison.
Angelo
proved
lo
be
a
popularevent,
draw-
Astorli
Angus-GlllU
andVW.
Oard-ing-
sufficient
patrons
to
make
up
ner
twenty-four
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of
cards.
.
.
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prizes
wirmers-atxardirwere:
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inure
its
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in
liquid
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as
richbottIed
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and
it
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pounds
of
weight
in
pack,
canoe
or
plane.
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