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Friday,
May
8,
1936
THE
LAST
CALL
This
week
sees
the
end
of
the
rlean-nn
Mmnnirm
nf
rv,n
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce.
Un
tn
tVp
nrpspnt
5fr
Vina
been
very
effective,
a
number
of
unsightly
nuisances
having
been
removed,
raking
done
and
painting
is
under
way.
All
this
is
excellent
but
the
meiTihers
nf
fhp
.TnnJnv
r!Vi
am
OFFERING
PRIZES
The
Provincial
Bureau
of
Information
and
Publicity
at
Victoria
is
offering
a
number
of
prizes
for
letters
written
by
students
in
the
high
schools
to
persons
resident
outside
the
province
drawing
attention
to
the
attractions
of
the
province.
The
writer
of
the
letter
must
also
produce
the
reply
received.
For
the
best
letter
written
by
a
pupil
in
grades
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and
ten
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are
prizes
of
ten
and
five
dollars
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and
twelve.
Letter
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than
250
words
in
length
and
less
than
500.
The
contest,
which
is
now
going
on
will
close
at
the
end
of
June.
Notices
in
connection
with
the
competition
are
being
sent
to
the
principals
of
the
various
schools
and
doubtless
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When
a
wlllinf
worker
will
be
sent
Employment
Service
of
Canada
J
victory
over
the
lowly
Browns
at
Boston.
The.
only
change
In
the
lea
cue
standings
as
a
result
of
yesterday's
play
.
was
the
advance
of
Pittsburg
Pirates
Into
third
place
in
the
Na
tional
Leaeue
ahead
of
the
New
I
York
Qlants
whom
they
defeated
:
6
to
2
In
a
game
at
Pittsburg.
I
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
I
American
League
Detroit
5,
New
York
6.
St.
Louis
6,
Boston
9.
Cleveland
4,
Philadelphia
3.
Chicago
11.
Washington
6.
National
League
New
York
2,
Pittsburg
6.
Brooklyn
7,
Cincinnati
4.
Boston
8,
Chicago
9.
Philadelphia
2,
St.
Louis
3.
Baseball
Standings
AMEltlCAN
LEAGUE
W.
L.
Boston
.'.
16
6
New
Yq'rk
.:
.15
6
Cleveland
14
7
Detroit
9
Washington,
11
ber
say
there
are
still
one
or
two
people
who
have
not
yet;chkag0
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acted.
It
is
hoped
that
influence
will
be
brought
to
bearadel,phla
7
on
them
and
that
bv
the
end
of
this
uiiNignuy
spots
ieip
in
tne
city.
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Chicago
12
St.
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11
Pittsburg
10
New
York
,
10
Cincinnati
10
Boston
8
Philadelphia
9
Brooklyn
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BASEBALL
AT
OCEAN
FALLS
Paper
Town
Looking
Forward
to
Active
Season
with
Four
Trams
In
Competition
OCEAN
FALLS,
May
ft
Baseball
at
Ocean
Falls
for
the
193C
season
got
away
to
a
good
start
at
the
anual
meeting
last
week
when
officers
were
elected
as
follows:
President.
W
MpHnrrirk
Vice-President.
Pat
Dolan.
J
Secretary-Treasurer.
T.
Main
Executive
R.
Fuller,
manager
c-f
the
Paper
Makers'
team:
O.
Ball-lie.,
manager
of
Mechanics:
P.
C.
Campbell,
manager
of
Youthfuls:
F.
Magano,
manager
of
Japanese
There
will
be
a
four
team
league
this
year
and.
with
manv
new
men,
It
Is
felt
that
snappy
ball
wlil
be
played
Wes
Hauptman.
Seattle
rluht-
hander.
has
arrived
to
visit
rela
tives
here
and,
In
all
probability,
w71
cover
the
slab
for
the
Paoer-
makers.
According
to
word
received
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
the
entire
Massett
native
fishing
fleet
there
is
prepared
to
leave
for
the
trolling
grounds.
DAILY
NEWS
PORT
NEW
YORK
SLIPPING
(Hants
Defeated
by
Pirates
At
Pittsburg:
Yesterday
and
Drop
Into
Fourth
Place
CHICAGO,
May
8:
(CP)
The
leading
Chicago
Cubs
continued
their
winning
ways
in
the
National
League
yesterday
as
did
the
Bosto'h
Red
Sox
in
the
American,
the
former
winning
a
close
victory
over
ths
Eoston
Braves
in
Chicago
while
the
latter
scored
a
handy
SEASON
IS
CONCLUDED
Annette's
Are
Ladies'
Bowling;
Champs
Other
Trophies
Are
Decided
The
Ladles'
Bowling
League
brought
Its
activities
for
the
season
to
a
close
last
night,
Annette's
having
won
both
first
and
second
halves
of
the
schedule
and
thus
taking
Annette's
Cup
for
the
city
championshjp.
The
cup
for
the
sprisrm'c
hlrrlitt
ovroop
went
i
r
St.
Louis!
Mrs.
Harold
Raybone
of
the
Ran
gers
with
162
points.
'Hie
cup
for
the
highest
single
game
score
was
won
by
Mis.
Eddie
Smith
of
the
Doodads
with
285.
Results
of
last
night's
games
in
which
Doodads
defeated
Prince
Rupert
Grads
and
Rangers
won
over
Brunettes
were
as
follows:
Doodads
Ingram
272;
Parent,
303;
F.
Smith,
283;
E.
Smith,
305;
Mrs.
West,
"330;
total,
1493.
P
R.
Orads
Stromdahl,
260;
Hallberg,
316;
Nelson,
334;
Bellinger,
299;
low
score.
229;
total,
1433.
Rangers
Letchford,
261;
For
tune,
288;
Raybone,
334;
Deane,
275;
Armour,
353;
total,
1511
Brunettes
Berg,
284;
Oarnw,
279;
Domlnato,
230;
Colussi.
170:
Johnstone,
214;
total,
1177.
High
average
scorer
was
June
Armour
of
Rangers
with
177.
Standing
of
Trams
Standing
of
learns
at
end
of
the
second
half:
Q.
Ttl.
Ave.
Bluebirds
28
20902
747
Annettes
28
21468
Rangers
.28
20866
Doodads
28
20333
P.
R.
Grads
28
19925
Maccabees
28
18525
C.
N.
R.
A.
.28
17749
Brunettes
.28
17423
707
745
726
712
662
634
622
FIVE
ENTER
IN
SOFTBALL
Ocean
Falls
Look
in
e-
Forward
To
Acthe
Season
This
Year
Under
Dr.
Davidson
OCEAN
FALLS,
May
8
Ocean
Falls
will
have
a
five-team
soft-ball
league
this
year.
The
paper
town
Softball
Club
has
elected
officers
for
Xhe
year
as
follows:
President,
Dr.
Ross
Davidson.
Secretary,
Cecil
Hague.
Treasurer,
Keith
McAllister.
Teams
will
be:
Papermakers.
Ja
panese,
SawmlllTownslte
and
Fin
ishing
Room.
If
y"ou
wish
to
swap
something
Try
a
classifier1
TIRE
BUYERS!
Save
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Tire
Dollarj
Until
You
SEE
THE
1936
GUTTA
PERCHA
TIRES
Standout
TIRES
Standout
VALUES
ORGANIZE
BASEBALL
Play
to
Start
on
Elks
Flag
Day
Tentative
Line-ups
For
Season
Named
The
Prince
Rupert
Baseball
As
sociation,
at
a
meeting
last
night,
decided
to
stage
the
first
game
of
the
season
between
the
Sons,
of
Canada
and
Elks
on
May
25
in
con
nection
with
the
annual
.Elks'
Flag
Day.
The
official
opening
will
take
place
May
29
with
Sons
of
Canada
meeting
the
Canadian
Legion.
Re
gular
league
games
will
be
held
on
Tuesdays
and
Fridays
and
prac
tice
hours
on
Sunday
mornings
will
be
as
follows:
10
to
1
ajn.,
Sons
of
Canada;
II
to
12
a.m.,
Elks;
12
to
1
noon,
Canadian
Legion.
The
following
Is
a
provisional
line-up
of
players
for
the
season:
Legion
Bury,
Antonelll,
Stalker,
Arney,
Commons.
Nakamoto,
Ro
gers,
Hunt,
C.
Smith,
Bimonsen,
M.
Montesano,
Buck,
Derry,
Mc-Phee,
Howe.
EJks
Mitchell,
Erickson,
Coma-dlna,
E.
Smith,
Pierce
Scott,
Barry.
Byman,
Hill,
Stone.
A.'
Murray,
Anderson,
Matheson,
O'Neill,
Bey-;
non.
i
Sons
of
Canada
Qurvlch,
Llnd-i
say,
Letourneau,
Stjles,
Dornlnato,
Calderoiji,
Johnson,
Lambie,
Camp
bell,
Morgan,
Yager,
Edgar,
Orme,
Morln.
SPORT
CHAT
The
Junior
League
football
game,
scheduled
for
Wednesday
evening
between
Borden
Street
and
Booth
'
Memorial
Schoois,
was
rained
out.
Booth
Memorial
and
King
Edward
High
Schools
will
meet
Saturday
afternoon
in
the
next
Junior
game,-Arrangements
have
been
made
for
a
Junior
League
football
game
to
be
played
on
May
25
In
connection
with
the
Elks
Flag
Day
celebration.
Followers
of
'gymnasium
actlvl-j
ties
at
Ocean
Falls
are
haying
their
j
eyes,
opened
these
days
and
those
'
who
meet
Kamado,
blackfbelted
jiu
Jltsu
artist,
wake
up
wpnderlng
i
what
It
Is
all
about.
Pat
Dolan
feels
that
the
entry
of
such
bpys
into
the
gymnasium
peps
things
up,
particularly
wrestling
which
':
more
popular
now
at
Ocean
Falls
than
It
has
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for
five
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