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Saturday,
August
13,
1938.
I
WHAT
WIT.T.
RR
tup
pvn?
THEIR
LEAD
I
IS
CLIPPED
iPittsbnrg
Has
FiTe
and
a
Half
j
Game
Margin
in
National
League
Tanks
Same
In
!
American
FrrrsBURO,
Aug.
13:
;cpi
Pittsburg
Pirates,
by
losing
to
the
Chicago
Cuds
yesterday,
had
the
margin
of
National
League
leadership
reduced
to
five-and-a-hali
games
over
New
York
Giants
who
defeated
the
Phillies.
The
third
Baseball
Standings
Including
Yesterday's
Scores
2tionaL
W
Pittsburg
62
New
York
-J:
S8
What
will
be
t
he
end
of
the
Spanish
embrogfib?
It
sVems;cScrk
evident
tJiat
Italy
and
Germany
do
not
intend
to
Iceep
out
Cincinnati
&
of
the
dispute.
Fighting
still
and
8031011
goes
on
just,
when
it
-
--47
seems
as
it
the
end
is
near
the
fighting
flares
up
again
and
sloS
"
"
"
S
the
slaughter
continues.
The
difficulty
is
that
both
sides
PhiShia
1
3o
e
ceivea
neip
irom
the
outside
but
especially
the
in-:
American
League
.-uiciiu.
New
York
65
The
government
has
been
senrfino-
nut
nmnonf?o
U
Cleveland
50
L
37
44
45
46
51
53
57
67
33
38
41
a.uni
now
wlc
government
nas
Deen
car-
Detroit
49
53
lying
on
m
a
aemocratic
manner,
improving
conditions
Ci?
while
fighting
against
the
invader.
Philadelphia
,.37
lo
the
real
outsider
who
knows
nothing
of
the
excent
from
nuhlirat
?nn
ly
on
the
government
side,
it
would
seem
as
if
Russia
fomented
the
trouble
at
the
beginning
by
encouraging
the
bpanish
socialist
and
communist
government
to
enter
on
a
,
j
,
"--i'"v.iwii.
2,
u
rousea
xne
conservative'
Classes
that
thev
saw
nnthino-
fri-
it
W
L"
"it
I
went
on
51
60
33
66
Man
in
the
Moon
place
Chicago
Cubs
continued
their
pennant
drfTe
as
a
result
of
their
victory
with
the
fourth
place
Cincinnati
Reds
continuing
In
place
by
eking
out
a
close
night
game
Tictory
over
the
Si.
Louis
Cardin-
(
als.
The
Boston
Bees
defeated
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
and
ousted
them
I
ram
leadership
of
the
second
division.
In
the
American
League
the
situ-1
ation
remains
unchanged'
with1
the
New
York
Yankees
still
leading
the
Cleveland
Indians
by
five-and-a-half
games.
The
Yankees
shared
j
a
double-header
with
the
Phila-
delphia
Athletics
yesterday
as
did
tne
Cleveland.
Indians
with
the.
Chicago
White
Sox.
i
Yesterday's
Big
League
baseball
scores
were
as
follows:
National
League
I
New
York,
1;
Philadelphia,
0.
I
Brooklyn,
1;
Boston,
2.
Chicago,
9;
Pittsburg,
3.
St.
Louis,
2;
Cincinnati.
3
American
League
Philadeplhia.
5-3:
New
York
4-16.
Cleveland,
12-5;
Chicago,
9-6.
Boston,
1;
Washington,
13.
Pet!
War
in
defence
of
th.ir
-
mZZI
'nZL
"
.1
ht
on-
not
on
the
minutes.
KING'S
PRIZE
WINNER
CHAIRED
AT
BISLEY
Captain
J.
A
Barlow
of
the
Wes
t
York
Regiment
who
won
the
King's
'Prize
at
Bisley
is
shown
b
eing
chaired
by
competitors
after
his
victory
,
BASKETBALL
est
view
Beats
Acropolis
and
Seal
Cove
Wins
Over
McOymont
A.
1
1
A.
wit
ihi
iramPK
Lij
vi
mi
in
;i
a.
sjuic
oov
so
eooa
oasKeioaii
in
these
two
games.
In
the
first
game.
I.
WctTiv.
ArrvrwH
f
foiv
7'
provided
most
of
the
thrills
of
the
evening.
In
this
game
Blaln
of
rWestview
opened
the
scoring
with
jj
'
a
beautiful
one
hand
shot
from
well
back,
then
went
on
a
shooting
,
spree
to
score
a
"total
of
15
points.
Westview
really
had
the
goods'
last
night.
In
every
department
of
.the
game
they
were
full
value
for
TLtbeir
win.
The
floor
play
of
the
I
team
as
a
whole
was
beyond
re-Iproach.
Every
man
had
a
chance.
.1
There
were
no
stars.
Forwards
Brown
and
Lee
unselfishlessly
fed
I
-"Blain
who
scored
most
of
his'
,
points
from
direct
passes.
CurrieJ
was
a
sianaoui
at
guard
and
Couk
(Grimsson
both
held
their
ends
up.j
Acropolis
started
wen
but
th
phenomenal
shootine
ol
Westview
'was
too
much
for
them
and
they
a
moon-
wilted
badlv
after
the
first
few
Rtnrtwl
HioPiicin.:i
--r
v
tue
war
ince
Charles.
This
was
another
O-Neill
and
G.
Brown,
for
Ac-
fheRun3ailedtocome
to
the
support
Of
their
excursion
and
tt
was
a
mystery
ropolis,
were
the
team
statute
..inenasto
a
sufficient
extent
to
enable
them
to
put
down
mp-
.Brown
scored
eight
of
his
team's
ine
uprising
while
the
fascist
countries
sent
not
only
arms
,poInts
while
-0ei11
respon-
and
ammunition
but
Jale
had
a
lrip
and
,OT
four
more-franco.
troops
to
fight
on
the
ide
of
General
general
.
lieJalso
i51016
The
government
ir1p
inr
L
tt
ended
in
a
deadlock.
That's
the
I
Acropolis
lost
two
men
on
fouls
FrancI
FnalnnH
g,TrSm?
SUPPrt
fronJ
V
"
of
these
trips.
The
Mentenko
In
the
first
half
and
r
ranee,
ngiana
and
O
Canada
1
and
United
States
but
not
myrterylsTiow
they
getaway
w!h
Eastwood,
who
went
in
to
takp
suincient
to
offset
the
Italian
and
German
help.
Ic
Mentenko
place
and
lasted
only
4
The
defence
of
the
government
troops
has
been
the
a
ttrtr
tolnDtes
he
too
was
..wonder
of
the
period.
With
poor
militarv
trainrJ
5
A
lot
at
13601313
wm
making
f"1
to
reUrevrith
ur
personals
Without
that
desirahle
aS,rale
X;n;
Cohesion
,
which
!L
il
17
trainin&
a7ld
mystery
trips
to
Prince
Rupert
on
In
all,
eleven
fouls
were
called
on
tl
seems
necessary
to
Port
Day.
It's
a
big
event
and
Acropolis.
WCtory,
tney
nave
fought
valiantly
and
manv
deeds
of
everybody
should
be
happy.
.
Some
good
Hoor
plays,
engineer-
neroism
will
be
told
in
future
generations.
"
j
ed
0,Nelu
Brown,
were
.
j
Jake
says
he
guarantees
every-
wasted
when
no
one
was
able
tr.
:
-
'one
Whn
hlnt
rrighnH.
H..ttor
.
V'O
IIVITFll
FT?nVT
7.
year
01
success
and
happiness
and
t
c
unnA
,
,
,
J.
b.
WOOdSWOrth,
national
leader
of
-
the
C.C.F.,
is
general,
prosperity.
There's
a
gam-
strongly
opposed
to
the
United
Front
which
means
he
ble
tor
w
WOUld
not
like
Union
with
the
rnmmiimcc
tt
:
uLuaicu
111
v
h
iiriiii
vnr
in-ir
111
rnin
ni
.
a
t
.
.
.
TT,?J
r
a.
V
V
w,,a
01
a
a
lime
mat
youu
remembei
unuea
rront
came
from
.the
Communists.
The
C.C.FMr.
many
a
year
':
Woodsworth
said,
believes
firmly
in
social
democracy
You11
ccmc
10(1
have
a
fast
It
seems
as
if
the
C.C.F.
was
steadily
develoDintr
alona-
,lrst
"but
Pot
thc
1881
tlme
the
Imes
bid
down
by
their
late
British
SiTmffiffi.
"ye
U,k
fr
man?
a
-Kev
Robert
Connell,
who,
while
a
socialist
of
very
long
standing,
did
not
see
the
possibility
of
bringing
arjout
an?
Teacher
'heipin?
Jane
fasun
hei
immediate
plan
for
socialising
the
country.
His
idea
waV1
"Dld
your
mother
hook
thli
w
vj
li
i-ii
1'
yiiiiL
1
iy
rurnci
Thnti
,
n.
.
.1
.1
1
1
.
-
w
,
,
"
:
j
v
uuui
"
a
ouuueii
cuuucii
overtnrow
uverinrow
o
01
me
present
svstem.
cause
he
favored
this
nlnn
w
ti,
n
n
r
i.
i.
.
Jane:
"No
ma'am,
she
bought
it:
First
Guest:
uurai.
"I'm
i
m
sure
sure
i
I
don't
aont
---
-
y...
uiv
,
uirew
nimOver
and
chose
,
another
leader.
He
was
a
"firm
believer
in
social
know
uhy
they
thU
hotel
the
demoCTacv"
but
SO
far
ive
hnv
,oA
'Palms,'
do
you?
I've
never
seen
tSttoTtote
Woodworth
over
and
Evidently
Mr.
Woodsworth
sees
the
danger
of
extreme
"fprise
the
whole
staff
keep
foi
measures.
Extremists
on
one
side
develop
extremists
on
the
guest3
m
the
l3st
dav
of
thtt
the
other.
Even
the
Communists
are
beginning
to
realize
;Stay
"
this
and
are
moderating.
their
tone.
j
Try
a
Daily
ew.
ad
I
sink
the
shots
to
complete
thf.
plavs.
Seal
Cove
and
McClrmont
in
CDimV
The
game
between
Seal
Cove
and
Ol
EiCilJ
I
McClymont,
cut
short
for
lack
ol
time,
went
to
the
more
experienced
"
Seal
Cove
team.
Bussanich,
with
four
points,
and
IMortesano.
with
four,
were
the
(high
scorers
for
Seal
Cove
whil
unmble
and
Rougan
for
McCly
The
Gyro
basketball
league
saw
m2?1
redf
four
DetroiT
ai
St.
17
be"
slaved
Wt
at
the
Exhibition
Building
i0
fouIs
1-
at
later
date
IThcre
w
some
verv
.rood
and
it
.
c
ueu
on
.
iney
wer-me
team
all
the
way
althoueh
the
McClymont
team
gave
them
a
fast
hard
fought
battle.
West-
!
,
'ew.
an3af
TJ?,,
endc!
view
beat
Acrooolis
Hill
bv
a
score1
The.,tat.
6
to
5
MeCIy-
score
of
24
to
14.
while
tne
stroll
M16
Seal
Cove
quintet
beat
McCJpnont
3
10
"0Ugan'S
r8.0
the
side.
Parkinthndhv
?
n
This
OP
w
the
fmest
player
in
tht.
He
has
olaved
in.
onl'i
three
games
thU
year
but
he
has
scored
eleven
points
and
has
yet
lo
have
a
foul
called
aeainst
him
If
the
rest
of
the
McClymont
team
would
take
a
Up
from
this
lad
and
play
basketball
with
less
thonehi
of
winning
the
team
would
benefit
Team
captains:
Westview
Bill
Brown.
Acropolis,
Ray
CNeilJ.
Seal
Cove.
Albert
Mah,
McClymont.
Bpice
Stmundson.
Scorers--.
Montesano
and
tcittn
Cameron.
Referee.
NeiJ
Ross.
TIMMINS
"Die
ptmt
form
h
whick
tobacco
can
t
lA&kfrd."
GOES
UP
Miners
Take
3
to
1
Victory
In
Dominion
Football
Association
Final
Series
WINNIPEG,
Aug.
13:
CP-Tim-mlns
Dome
Mines
went
a
iram
nn
in
the
Dominion
Football
Associa
tion
championship
final
.series
yesterday
by
winnine
the
seennrf
Mm
over
Vancouver
North
Shore
by
a
score
oi
tnree
to
nnc
aftir
th
Hrst
game
on
Wednetdav
HaH
resulted
in
a
one-all
draw.
Half'
lime
score
was
two
to
nil
rhi
third
game
will
be
nlaved
trfav
i
i-
.
.
i.
a
me
Desi
two
out
of
thr.
game
series.
PLAY
AT
'TENNIS
IS
WEEKEND:
F.VF.N
m
.
.
.
-u.,
4iy
Progress
Eipected
to
be
Made
In
0InInf
Singles
u0uo
Preliminary
uanniu
ui
ituuu
j
an)j
Ail
but
two
games
in
the
city
ten-
MONTREAL,
Aus
tj
,0
nls
championship
tournament
were.f"
and
Jap-
tr,
roinrt
tit
last
nlcht
hut.
with
eood
--
i:
3
ml
Brocklesbr
and
Rush
vs
Tyler
and
OTeUl
fRunertJ
6
15
pm.
Walker
Johnson
vs.
A
"
.
:nvi
rs.n
...
the
week-end
seemingly
j;
in
prospect,
it
is
expected
that
good
LaTnftff
.defe--l
V
progress
will
be
made
In
the
play-
K!??
46
9
"
M
g
olf
of
preliminary
rounds.
In
"TH
Jack
men
sdoubie
yesterday
P.M.
Davis
-
and
w
L
stamioro
Deal
joe
scoui..
,
--u
v.
5-and
Sam
Joy
6-2,
6-3
while
Mrs.
J.j.
tZT.T
.
Tia
j
A.
Barry
and
C.
J.
Norrington,
in
1
j
mixed
doubles,
won
over
Sam
Jur-I
j
.
.
main
and
Miss
Molly
Ellison
6-1.!
CoUfltry
SoCC
The
draw
for
weex-ena
piay
is
as
fellows:
I
Satnrdav
O-NeiU
CJJt.
.
6:
15
pjn.
Tyler
vs.
Stamford
Ru
;
pert'.
i
6:
15
pjn.
rCnutwn
vs.
Norrington
6:15
pm.
Jurmain
and
Bremner!
vs.
Mitchell
and
Young
t
Rupert).
7:15
pm.
Miss
Rivett
vs.
Miss
Thompson.
(Rupert).
7:15
pm.
Miss
Davis
vs.
Mrs.
West
ONJU.
Sunday
9:30
ajn.
Miss
L.
Hansen
and
Rush
ts.
Miss
Rivett
and
Blltch
10
ajn.
Blake'
vs.
Lowan
CJJL).
11
ajn.
Blake
and
Blitch
vs.
and
Minion
CjJL1.
2
pm.
winner
of
Barry
and
Red-
aen
vs.
Blltch
CJl.).
2
pm.
winner
of
Brocklesbv-Rush
ana
lyier-OKelll
vs.
Lee
and
Ma-cey
(ONJU.
2
pm.
Stamford
and
Davis
vs.
Norrington
and
Barry
i
Rupert
.
2
pa.
Miss
A.
Skaland
and
Lind-seth
vs.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O
Young
i
Rupert
.
3
pm.
Mrs.
Morrison
and
Lowan
vs.
Mrs.
Miller
and
Blake
C.NJl..
3
pm.
winner
of
Miss
Hansen-Rush
vs.
Miss
Rivett-Blitch
vs.
Mrs.
wew
and
Johnston
C.NJU.
t
.n
.
i
.
.
I
y.ui.
dinner
oi
Tyier
and
i
Stamford
vs.
Otto
Young
Rupert.
Further
matches
will
be
arranged
on
Sunday
as
tournament
nrosress-
es.
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Bank
BIdf.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
ZarelK
Proprietor
-A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
noMr
Rate
SLCI
ay
SO
Rooms
Hot
St
Cola
Water
Prince
Rupert,
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