Thnrsday
August
8,
1936
OLYMPIC
RESULTS'
Have
Die
Day-I'oio,
Amtricans
Fencing
and
Soccer
BERLIN,
Aug.
6:-Topped
off
by
T-e
Owens1
record
smashing
20Q-Sw
victory
for
his
third
title
of
5e
eleventh
Olympiad,
Americana
swept
all
three
men's
track
and
Held
finals
and
broke
even
in
two
women's
events.
It
was
one
of
the
biggest
days
the
United
States
ever,
has
enjoyed
in
Olympic
competi-;
tlon.
,
,
I
t
Germany's
Olympic
polo
team
came
from
behind
to
tie.
Hungary
eight
to
eight,
in
an
overtime
game.
which
will
be
replayed
today.
The
Argentine
team,
which
won
the
last
Olympic
championship
in
1924,
meets
Mexico
which
lost
thirteen
to
eleven
to
England
Tuesday.
j
The
United
States
deieatea
Hungary
nine
to
seven
in
the
semifinals
of
the
Olympic
team
Japan's
soccer
football
team
de
feated
Sweden
three
to
two
in
Olympic
competition
yesterday.!
Sweden,
one
of
Europe's
strongest'
..
loH
un
tn
nothing
at
half
Urauta,
"
-
-
-
"
o
j
time
but
could
not
withstand
a
late
rally
by
the
Japanese.
Team
point
totals
In
Olympic
track
and
field
competitions
after
Tuesday's
events
were
as
follows:
Men's-
-United
States,
83;
Germany,
384,
Finland,
30y;
Japan,
9V2,
Canada,
9;
Italy,
8;
Sweden,
5;
Holland,
4;
Philippines,
4;
Poland,
3;
Oreat
Britain.
2;
Brazil,
2;
Argentina,
1:
Oreece.
1.
Women's-
-Germany,
38;
Poland,
14;
United
States,
12;
Japan.
7;
Austria,
3;
Sweden,
1.
ISriton
Wins
Walk
BERLIN
Aug.
fl:
(CP)
Harold
Whltelock,
giving
Great
ed
at
four
hours,
thirty
minutes,
forty-one
seconds
for
the
31.050
mDe
route
yesterday.
Today's
Results
Jack
Lovelock
of
New
Zealand
today
won
the
classic
Olympic
1500
1
metre
run
in
world
record
breaking
I
lima
H
rri
n
rr
a
full
rtjrr4
1
the
mark
of
three
minutes
48.8
sc
alds.
Glen
Cunningham,
of
United
States
ran
second.
ifciilng
the
Record
by
4-10
of
a
stand.
Luigi
Becali
of
Italy,
defending
champion,
was
third."
Ar-cUe
San
Romanl
of
United
States
nt
fourth
and
Dr.
Phil
Edwards
of
Canada
fifth.
All
were
under
Be-ccali's
Olympic
record
of
three
minutes,
51.2
seconds.
"Specs"
Towns
of
the
United
States
won
the
final
of
the
110-metre
hurdles
in
which
Larry
O'Connor
of
Toronto
was
sixth.
Bemardt
Stoechk
of
Germany
won
the
Javelin
throw
final.
n.i
oeuy
Taylor
of
Hamilton
was
third
in
the
women's
80-mctre
hurdles
final.
Bill
Fritz
of
Toronto
and
Johnny
luring
of
Windsor
qualified
for
the
400-metre
semi-finals
but
Marshall
Llmon
of
Vancouver
was
eliminated
in
the
quarter-finals.
Ootthardt
of
Germany
won
the
modern
pentathlon
championship.
Montana
Busher
Gets
Trial
With
Seattle
Indians
GREAT
FALLS.
Mon.,
Aug.
:-w'l
le
Wren,
leading
right-hand
fturler
with
the
Oreat
Falls
State
League
baseball
tnm
vi.
vwn
signed
for
a
trv-nnt
Htv.
tio
e
Indians,
Pacific.
Coast
League.
me
spring
of
1937.
FOOTBALL
THURSDAY,
AUGUST
6
Dominion
Dairy
vs.
Legion
AUGUST
SALE
Bedronm
Rutin
a.
m
j
Dresser
re-vaLuee
Chiffonier
$65.50
Mattress
and
Spring
Extra
CS
8ulte..
$89.50
MacKENZIE'S
l.MTlt..
UKiMTUKE
Britain
0n
8oal
was
scored
in
each
half
her
second
straight
Olympic
fifty
&y
the
Navy.
Prince
Rupert
turned
kilometre
walking
title,
clipped
,n
a
good
game
and
was1
entitled
nearly
twenty
minutes
off
Thomas.0
a
better
showing
on
the
score
Greens
record
when
he
was
clock-However,
the
breaks
of
the
game
were
against
the
locals.
Chief
Stoker
Harry
Thomas
referred
the
game
which
was
followed
with
Interest
by
a
good-sized
crowd
of
fans.
SOFTBALL
OFF
C.S.
Skeena
and
Prince
did
not
materialize.
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
W.
St.
Louis
.
62
J
Chicago
59
New
Pork
57
Pittsburg
.
51
Cincinnatti
49
Boston
..47
Philadelphia
39
Brooklyn
.39
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
W.
New
York
68
Cleveland
.i
58
Chicago
55
Detroit
55
Boston
54
Washington
50
St.
Louis
36
Phlladelhpia
36
"TILLIE
THE
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47
48
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Henri
Lepage,
French-Canadian
Red
Devil"
six-day
bicycle
race
1
star,
was
born
In
Montreal
30
years
Owing
to
Mvt
football
game,
the
ago
tomorrow.
Lepage
has
entered
he
return
softball
game
to
have
been:
most
of
the
professional
six-day
also
Pyed
last
evening
between
H.M.j
events
in
Canada
and
the
United
Rupert
States
in
recent
years,
and
Invar
iably
finishes
up
near
the
top.
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advertisement
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not
published
or
displayed
by
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Liquor
Control
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or
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Columbia.
DAILY
NZWF
PAQ2
mi
Radio
Picture
Shows
Aga
Khan's
Mahmoud
W
inning
Epsom
Derby
This
remarkable
radio
picture,
shows
the
Aga
Khan's
Mahmoufl
as
the
colt
flashed
across
the
finish
line
in
the
Derby
at
Epsom-Downs,
England.
Charlie
Smirke.
the
Jockey
who
had
been
banished
for
questionable
riding,
then
reinstated
in
1934,
rode
the
heartbreaking
mile
and
a
half
course
in
two
minutes,
33
4-6
se
NAVY
WINS
IN
SOCCER
Team
Representing
II.
M.
C.
S.
Skrena
and
Vancouver
Wins
Over
Locals
A
football
team
representing
both
HJ.1.C.S.
Skeena
and
Van
couver
defeated
a
local
eleven
by
a
score
of
two
to
nil
last
evening.
conds,
one-fifth
of
a
second
under
the
previous
record
he
had
set
on
Windsor
Lad
in
1934,
The
Aga
Khan
is
the
first
owner
since
1895
to
win
two
successive
runnings
of
the
Derby
His
Baliram
romped
home
an
easy
winner
last
year.
Baseball
Standings
CARDINALS
'Lightweight
Title
WIN
AGAIN
Defeat
Chicago
Cubs
Once
More
To
Further
Increase
National
League
Leadership
CHICAGO,
Aug.
6:
(CP)-5V
Louis
Cardinals
stretched
out
their
lead
In
the
National
League
yesterday
to
two
full
games
when
they
scored
another
victory
over
(the
second
place.
Chicago
Cubs
at
IWrlgley
field
by
"a
score
of
4
to
1.
The
fast-moving
New
York
Giants
scored'
another
victory
over
Bos
ton
Bees
at
the
Polo
Grounds
and
are
now
only
Ur?e
ana
a
nan
games
behind
the
second
plae
Cubs.
The
American
League
leading
New
York
Yankees
continued
their
winning
way
with
a
7
to
2
vie
tory
over
the
Red
Sox
at
Boston
while
the
.second
nlace
Cleveland
Indians
kept
in
step
eleven
games
behind
by
defeating
the
world
champion
Tigers
at
Detroit
6
to
4
Yesterday's
Big,
League
results:
American
League
Cleveland,
6;
Detroit,
4.
Chicago,
4-9;
St.
Louis,
16-9.
Philadelphia,
9;
Washington,
6.
New
York.
7;
Boston,
2.
National
League
Brooklyn,
7;
Philadelphia,
Boston,
4;
New
York,
8.
St.
Louis,
4;
Chicago,
1.
Pittsburg,
4;
Clncinattl,
6.
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3.
DOUBLE-HANDED
BOWLING
In
the
double-handed
bowling
competition
last
night
H.
T.
Cros--:
and
Louis
Arroll
won
21
to
9
over
G.
V.
Wilkinson
and
John
Bulger
and
Frank
Vickers
and
D.
A.
Mac
Phee
defeated
J.
H.
McLeod
and
Frank
Dibb
13
to
10.
TILUE
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YOU
TO
SPEND
yOURL
VAOXTIOM
VMITH
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AT
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PLACE
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a
house
Thtey
look
5(2AND-
TELL.
ME
ABOUT
IT
Bout
is
Postponed
Tony
Canzoneri
and
Lou
Ambers
To
Meet
on
September
3
NEW
YORK,
Aug.
6:
New
York
State
Athletic
Commission
has
approved
the
postponement
until
Many
Children
Are
Registered
Gyro
Club
Hears
From
Director
Of
j
Playground
Activities
Final
I
A
Bid
For
Business
Display
Soon
There
are
now
401
children
re
glstered.at
tbevarious
playgrounds
In
the!
city
under
the
Gyro
Club's
supervised
playground
artivities,
David
Bell,
instructor
In
charge,
informed
the
Gyro
Club
In
a
brief
talk
at
yesterday's
regular
weekly
luncheon.
The
final
display,
Mr.
Bell
announced,
was
scheduled
to
take
place
on
July
26
at
the
Exhibition
Hall
with
the
children
of
all
the
playgrounds
participating.
On
that
occasion
cups
won
in
softball,
and
basketball
competitions
will
be
presented.
These
cups
are
being
put
up
by
local
organizations.
In
the
course
of
his
talk,
Mr.
Bell
paid
tribute
to
the
work
of
his
assistant,
1
Lachlan
Gillies.
Guests
at
the
luncheon
included,
besides
Mr.
Bell,
Reld
McLennan
ind
E.
W.
White
of
Victoria.
Dr.
R.
O.
Large,
president,
was
In
the
chair.
VOU
TO
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ME-
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MOTHER
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TENNIS
IS
-
NEAR
END
follows:
'
Men's
Singles
Morrison
beat
Walker
6-2,
6-4.
j
Edgcumbe
beat
Rogers
6-1,
6-1.
I
Mixed
Doubles
i
Jabour
ancf
Norrington
beat
Ber
'ner
and
Summers
8-4,
6-3.
Cowboy"
Scott
Won
Over
Klick
Third
Ranking
Lightweight
Drops
Semi-Finals
Approaching
in
Ctfy
Ten-Round
Decision
Tournament
Finals
On
Saturday
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
Aug.
6:
A.
.smashing
right
gave
"Cowboy
Results
of
Wednesday's
city
ten-
Howard
Scott
a
ten-round
decision
nls
championship
games
were
as
over
a
faster
hitting
but
less
power-
Mitchell
and
Brown
'beat
Barry
the
second.
and
Walker
6-4,
6-4.
Men's
Doubles
Horton
and
Greggor
beat
Mor
rison
and
Davis
C-3,
6-4.
Thursday's
Gaines
j
!
Today's
games
will
be
as
follows:
At
C.
N.
R.
tennis
court
Horton
jand
Horton
vs.
Norrington
and
Ja-.bour,
5:30
p.m.
(semi-final),
j
'
At
Prince
Rupert
tennis
court
iCruickshank
vs.
Morrison,
6:30
pjn.;
Greggor
vs.
Edgcumbe,
6:30
p.m.
Friday's
Games
.
At
Prince
R.upert
tennis
court
Davis
vs.
winner
Morrison
vs.
Cruickshank,
6:30
pjn.
final);
Horton.
vs.
winner
Edg-jcumbe
vs.
Greggor,
6:30
p.m.
final);
Edgcumbe
and
Joslin
vs.
Brown
and
Norrington
This
brings
all
games
to
the
finals
which
will
be
played
.Saturday
afternoon
and
Sunday.
A
few
wires
strung
from
his
huge
frame,
and
Leon
Ketchell,
September
3
of
the
lightweight
title
Polish
fistic
importation,
would
be
fight
between
Champion
Tony
j
ready
for
telephone
service.
Ket-Canonerl
and
Lou
Ambers
of
Her-
chell,
a
7
foot
2V2
inch
battler,
kines,
N.Y.,
when
it
will
be
held
in
weighing
280
pounds,
recently
ar-
Madlson
Square
Garden.
ful
Frankie
Klick
f
San
Francisco.
;
Klick,
third
ranking
lightweight,
i
weighed
124V2
pounds
and
Scott
1313i.
I
Los
Nova,
193,
San
Francisco,
defeated
Valento
Brown,
179,
Culver
i
City,
by
a
technical
knockout
In
Gyro
Playground
i
Softball
Closes
Acropolis
Boys
and
Girls
Win
Over
Westview
last
Night
.
Results
of
last
night's
Gyro
playground
softball
games
were
as
follows:
.
-jtt
Intermediate
boys
Acropolis,
18;
Westview,
7.
.
V
Intermediate
girls.
-4
Acropolis.
'
12;
Westview,
7.
-
These
were
championship
thus
closing
the
softball
matches
lor
the
season.
Button
Contest
Is
Interesting
Girls
of
McClymont
Park
in
Com
petition
Yesterday
Afternoon
The
girls
of
McClymont
Park
held
a
button
contest
yesterday
afternoon.
The
buttons
were
many
and
colorful.
The
winners
were
nvea
in
tne
united
states
with
a
jean.
Cameron,
with
a
beutlfully
I
record
of
17
straight
knockouts,
arranged
collection
of
276
buttons.
He
s
being
conditioned
for
a
heavy-
Bee
Rudderham
with
222,
and
weight
campaign
but
remember
Eileen
Feasby,
with
158
buttons,
what
happened
to
Camera!
The
prizes
were
donated
by
Wal-
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