gfcsday
April
19,
1838.
.
fMETBALL
AS
PLAYED
:(urii
Series
of
Games
Stage
ed
Bflla
Kella.
With
Ocean
Fa
j
t
ime.
Teams
ORE
IS
At
alls
ean
Falls
girls'
and
senlot
s
fc"
''rhn1
-.tsM
'
a'rt
?
n
visit
to
Bella
Bella.
Twc
s
games
were
played,
Bella
a
in-1
iirsi
dv
a
score
5
to
34
while
Ocean
Falls
won
cond
3
to
19.
The
Oieah
s
pins
won
i
10
i
alter
mrrt
tnams
were
well
mltrhod
and
the
Rames
were
feat
by
fast
pxssins
and
clos
t-fhe
kin"
fit
ihe
half-way
mark
In
the
fMt
fame
the
score
was
twenty-id
ii
DinR-dont?
play
continued
iajthc
second
half
with
first
one
coring
and
then
the
other
fjie
Windsor
was
high
scorer
BB(iia
Bella
with
twelve
points
wp
Dave
Williams
led
Ocean
fws
tub
ten
points.
can
Falls
seniors
took
the
r
(or
the
second
game
in
view
WJOcun
Falls
having
found
it
Mo
blr
to
bring
along
its
In
nate
team
as
naa
Been
i:od
The
paper
town
players
advantage
of
weight
over
fi
cr
Bella.
Bella
players
and
;
difficulty
in
winning.
Phil
5Hi.11
was
high
scorer
for
Bella
D)
'Ward
Again
IK-illon
Most
M
Gentlemanly
I
VANCOUVER
1
I
with
eight
points
and.
Tink-,
h.
h
scorer
for
Ocean
Falls
al-
i.in
eignt
points.
f.lrls'
game
was
a
closelv
ttte
:ed
one
as
the
score
would
is
and
five
minutes
of
over-.
pe
vx-
required
to
decide
the
Is-
Rto
the
games,
the
nlavers
entertained
at
the
home
of
gfb
Williams
where
refreshments
Iff'
::rved
before
the
visitors
for
hc::ie
VALUABLE
''2
r.ioot
vnhmhlp
nlavpr
tnr
;ub
tn
the
National
Hockey
!W
last
season.
It
was
the
rti)
award
for
Shore
in
twelve
'At
'.he
K.im
tlmn
Prpclrlont.
nk
Caider
announced
that
Gor-
1.
HEX
BOWLING
ALLEY
IJasement
t
Exchange
Block
PHONE
6S8
HOW
THE
WELL-LADEN
BOXER.
LOOKS
The.
crulserweight
championship;
of
England
is
the
objective;
of,
Len.
Ilarvey
as
he
takes
up
quarters
at
Hampstead
Heath
to
prepare
for
his
mate
h
with
Jock
McAvoy.
Bright
and
early
one
morning
he
wa-s-cauBbt-tFotUng-up
-the
incline
with
all
the
gadgets
necessary
for
his
occupatipn.
SPORT
CHAT
The
Smithers
girls
seemed
too
fast
for
Prince
Rupert
in
the
first!
game
of
the
High
School
series
at
Smithers.
Elsie
Erickson
starred
for
Smithers.
Smithers,
boys
had
MONTREAL.
Aurll
19:
(CP)
Ed-
a11
t"e
bes-
ot
it
at
first
but
the
R
Shore
of
Boston
Bruins
was
visitors
,
played
hard
in
the
last
reed
thr
Hart
Trophy
last
night
quarter
for
their
successful
come
back.
Smithers
had
fourteen
free
throws,
converting
three,
while
Prince
Rupert
converted
four
of
sb-tldsn
free
throws.
The
teams
were
evenly,
matched.
There
was
a
large
attendance
of
spectators.
W
Orlllon.
Toronto,
wlnunr
had
Baltimore
Orioles
chased
ifi
'.he
Lady
Byng
Trophy
as.
the
Hubbcll
to"
the
showers
with
a
first-
gentlemanly
player.
Inning
three-run'
barrage
at
Balti
more,
12
years
ago
yesterday.
The
south-paw,'
then
pitching
for
Tor
onto,
went
It)
New
York
Giants
two
Athletic
Club
At
Kitsegucla
I
Herbert
Kussel
Is
Named
President
For
Ensuing
Year
KITSEGUKLA,
April
19:
The
Kitsegukla
Athletic
Club
held
Its
annual
meeting
Monday:
Election
of
officers
for
the
year
resulted
as
follows:
President,
Herbert
Russell.
Manager,
David
S.
Williams.
Assistant
Manager,
Arthur
Sam-
Carl.'
nare-
.
fooiDaii.
i;apj,ain,
biijan
turner..
Football,
.Assistant
Captain,
Wilson.
Baseball
Captain,
Maurice
Williams.
Baseball
Assistant
Captain
in
llTIlTlTrn.
years
l;tW-and
has
developed
intoiD,'l!glas(
A-
,y,tI
IS
WINNER-
f
Tlicre
few
Brown.
IB
were
a
changes
made
luH
.
'
ClnliAl1t..on.i1rt
.Tnhlinv
Mi1fS
in
In
Ihn
nlllnn
nf
nfflonre
Tlnr..
PJMfms
Make
It
Two
Sir
raiiflit
.
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.
.
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oi
nyaney
AiiiK-,
wuii
niu
1
oert
itussen
succeuaeu
jeiiery
ii,
P
Western
"askelball
Chanipionship,
'INNIPRf.
Ai.rll
in.
mm
PWCOUVer
Woslonn,
J..,.,nr,,l
Win.
lp5
5t
Andrew's
bv
a
score.
of
30.
37
in
OVPrtlmn
lief
nlont
uiln.
9s
"he
Western
Canada
men's
or
basketball
title
and
the
right
f
eastern
chnmninns
Th.-
w(Kt..i
su.n.
.'rr.
"
i"'"
,ton
marathon
12
years
ago
today.
'Johnson
a.s
President.
Tho
mana-He
'covered
the
distance
In
twoVer
and
his
assistant
were
re-hurs,
35
minutes,
25
2-5
seconds,
elected
with
the
baseball
assist-nearly
four
minutes
better
than
ant
captain
and
the
secretary
it.:
triaV
-'ivin
fir
'
r-nf
nvnr
thp
S.ime.
uic
ii
,
The
.following
were
elected
to
the
Clarence
Den
ar.
Miles,
course
by
te
'commlUee:
Edward
Wes,
the
event
three
years
later,
won
j
Mnspf.
Brown
m
w
JonM
.
iSampare.
nen
Woods,
Lazarus
Rus-
'sell.
Jacob
Milton.
Reachl,
lh
mo-n
people
ciij
i
H.t..
r
,tvpriLptnpnf
j
me
sports
commiiiee
sees
netter
In
the
Dally
Newi.
"Ml
prospers
ior
uie
coming
season.
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
I
TpL0
TILL15
SI
IE'C
HAV
To
DECIDE
&ETVJEEN
IMPKIMS
AND
CO,
Aloe
THE
DAMCIMG,
SCHOOL.
,
.
I
.
i
1
-v
'
mr
i
n
(
HOLV
MAC
KEE
EL
A
Vni
I
rsifj
THAT
'
TIIE
DAILY.
NEWS
PAOFIVE
9"
Cornwall
Beats
Smoke
Eaters
CALQARY.
April
19:
Cornwall.
Flyers
downed
Trail.
v
Smoke
Eaters,
two
to.
one
last
nlahfc
in
trip
third
of
the
five
.
-
4-,
4s,
;.
:
pr.
wmm
l'tJ
'Vast
Hish,
.SuhooL
OivJs
Agaiw
Lost
Basketball
at
Smitiiers.
SMITHERS,
April
19,
Prince
Rupert
High
School
boys
scored
another
close
victory
over
Smilh-
,crs
by
a
score
of.,35.
to.
.291n.
the
f
ecend
set
of
games
her
last
night.
Smithers
girls
repeated
their
victory
over
Prince
Rupert,
the
score
I
being
20
to
12.
The
Prince
Rupert
teams
left
for
!
home
on.
today's
train,,
accompanied
by
the
Smithers
teams
who
will
!play
a
return
series
at
the
coast.
The
Smithers
girls
will
stop
off
at
Terrace
for
a
series
of
games
on
their
way
home.
j
Boys'
flame
I
The
Smithers
boys
scored
first
but
were
soon
caught
and
it
wai
near
the
end
of
the.
first
halt
before
the
score
was
evened
up
at
thirteen
all.
The
first
half,
ended
15
to
13
In
favor
of
Prince
Rupert
In
the
second
half,
the
play
was
very
fast
with
Prince
Rupert
extending
Its
lead
at
times
although
being
only
one
point
ahead
on
several
occasions.
Prince
Rupert
checked
much
more
effectively
than
did
Smithers
and
seemed
to
have
more
trios
at
the
basket.
Individual
scores,
for
Prince
Rupert
were:
Lundqulst.
12;
Holke-stad,
10;
Brown,
8;
Wlnslpw.
4;
Christian.
U
,
Smithers
Individual
scoring
was
as-.
follows:
CunUffe,
14;
Melntyre
8;
0,'Nelll,
4;
Hetherthgtori.'
2,
Raymond.,
Girls'
Game
To
h
icls'
frame
Smithers
took,
the
lead
from
the
start
and,,
wa
tfr'heauect,
having
lhe
best
of
IhOj
play
all
the
wav
through
There-,
were
two
free
throws
for
each.
side.
Following,
the
games,
there
was;:
a
dange.
last
.night
In
honor
of
the
visitors.
Mail
Schedule
For
tne.
East
v
Monday,
Wednesday,
and
Friday
..
5
p.m
From
the
East
.
Tuesday
TliurSday
and
Sunday
11:00
.p.m..
For-
Vancouver
j
Tuesdaj
12:30
noon
Thursday
10:15
p.m.
Friday
8
p.m.
April.7,
18
and.
28.
4:30
p.m.
From.
A'ancouver
Sunday-
;
ni
Wednesday
....-..
10:30
a.m.
Friday
-
4.
p.m.
April
3,
14
and
24
......
j.,
a.m.
For
Anyt.
and..Ste.war.
'
Sunday
7
p.m
Wednesday
3
p.m.j
From
Anyox
and
Stewart
.
Tuesday
11:30
a.rr
j
Thursday
8
p.m.
For
Naas
Klver
and
Port
Simpson
I
Sunday
?
p.rri
;
Trom
Naas
Itiver
and
Port
Simpson
Tuesday
11:30'-
n.w.
For
Queen
Cliarlolte
Islands-April
8
and
22
9:30
p.m.
From
Queen
Charlattc
tsland.s
April
0
and
20
a.m.
For
Alaska-April
3,
14
and
21
a.m.
VES
,
AMD
KJOVO
1
WAMT.?Oy-R3,3E5T
BfUSy
AWD
EXPRESS-
TO
TILLIE;,
HOW
MUCH
WE
WXNJT;
HEPt,
TQ'
KTAY,y--
1
.
.
i
-
-'
''SENATORS,
.-.
4-
(CPi
SOX
WIN
First
Games
of
Season
In
Major
League,
Played
Yesterday
Complete
Schedule
Today
WASHINGTON,
D.C..
April
19:
I
4.
game-
Allan,
Cup
final
series,
4s
,CP'
Washington
Senators
and
.
Boslon
Red
Sox
took
opening
hon-j
the
Trail
having
won.
first
two,
day
The
Senators
defeated
the
Philadelphia
Athletics
by
a
score
.of
12
to
8
here
while
the
Red
Sox
downed
the
world
champion
New
York.
Yankees
8
to
4.
at
Boston.
All!
American
and
National
League
clubs
swing
into
action
today
with
games
scheduled,
as
follows:
National
League
Boston
at
New
York,
Brooklyn
at
Philldeiphla,
Chicago
at
Cincinnati;
Pittsburg
at
'
St.Louis.-
American
League
Detroit
at
.
Chicago;
St.
Louis
at-
Cleveland
1
Philadelphia
at
Washington,
New
I
York
at
Boston.
rl
li
thq
first
game
of
an
American
League
dcmble
header
today;
New
York
beat
Boston
5
to
3.
Old
Country
Soccer
English
League,
First
Division
Huddersfield
Town
2,
Derby
County
0.
Leeds
United
2.
Stoke
City.
1.
Charles
Graham,
'inspector,
ot
mines,
returned,
to
the
city
on
the
Princess
Norah:
yesterday
afternoon
Kitkatla
Has
;i
Easter
Monday
Celebration
KITKATLA,
April
19.
Easter
Monday
was
observed
in
Kitkatla
with
a
large
program
of
field
and
water
snorts
under
the
general
auspices
of
the
Excelsior
Club.
Th?
program
was
rather
extensive,
running
Into
two
days.
A.
splendid
list
I
of,
prizes
was
offered,
notable
among
them
being
a
softball
trophy,
donated
by
Miss
Laura
Colll-
50a
and
a,
football,
trophy
donated
by
Matthew
Hill:
The
proceedings
commenced,
yesterday
morning
withi
a
parade
headed
by
the
Kit-
irom
a.
trip
to
the
Atlin
district
on
katla
Band
after
which
the
child-offlQlal.
duties.
rent's,
sports
were
run
off.
a.
w
v
a
m
F'Pfc
-
-
TJVERY
boy
knows
it
is
a
good
idea
to
lock
his
bicycle
but
he
is
not.
always
successful
in.
getting,
a
really
safe
lock.
But
now
he
can
be
sure
that
his
bicycle
is
safely
locked,
if
it
is
a
new
GCAL
Standard
Roadster
with
a
built-in
"Yale"
lock.
This
smart
new
lock
has
been,
specially
designed
by
the
"Yale"
and
C.CNL
engineers
tD
provide
simple,
convenient
and
positive
protection
for
the
new
C.CM.
Study
the
enlarged
picture
of
this,
new
lock,
and
you.
will
sec
bow
it
is
built
right
into
the
rear
tubular
fork
of
the
bicycle.
It
is
completely
enclosed
in
;ts
own
little
part
of,
the
fork.
The
key
'its
easily
into
the.
barrel
lock
and,
when
you
turn
it,
a
bolt
is
turned
out,betwcen
the
spokes
of
the
rear
wheel,
making
it
impossible
to
turn
the
w
liu-l.
With
tin's
"Yale"
lot
k
on
your
new-CCM
Standard
Roadster,
you
can
be
sure
that
it
is
safely
locked.
This
new
C.GM.
ModeJ,
like
all
GC.M.
Bicycles,
is'
made
with
a
frame
of
seamless
steel,
tubing
finished.
with-
several
coats
of
baked-on
enamel.
It
has
the
famous
GGAL;
predsion-built
Triplex
Hanger
that
makes
C.GMA
so
easy
to
pedal.
Of
course,
it
has
the
GGA1.
quick-acting
coaster
brake.
All
the
bright
parts
are
chromium-plated
uver
C.C.M.,
20-year
nickel,
the
wheels.-
have
steel
rims
and
rustless
steel
spokes,,
the
tires.are
the
well-known
Dunlop
"Fort";
When,
you
are
buying
your
new
bicycle
be.
sure
to.
examine
this
fine
new
GGM.
with
the
built-in
"Yale"
lock.
See
it.
at
yout
nearest
GCM.
dealer's.
COM-
TRADE
MARK.
(Jet
Your
C.CM.
BICYCLE
At
McRae
Bros.
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert
Stctlou
of
ttar
'
tut
away
to
show
Law
"S'.4j
Lock"
is,
built
Ui.
M
M
m
A
Complete
Stock
of
C.CM.
BICYCLES
Bicycle
Repairs,
Parts,
Bicycle
Tires
Carried
By
Gordon
s
Hardware
By
Westover
m
A
dead
or
-j.
mtMldWm
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