Monday,
August
8,
1938.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
SPORT
PICNIC
WAS
SUCCESSFUL
Holds
Annual
Outln?
Island
at
Tugwell
Despite
dull
weather
In
town
on
Sundav,
members
of
the
Sons
of
Norway
Lodge
and
their
friends
enjoyed
a
very
fine
day
at
the
annual
picnic
on
Tugwell
Island
About
one
hundred
and
fifty
per-
son"
were
ui
utitiiuaiic,
uonoi
Ralph
Andersen,
Ole
Slatta.
GJrL
fourteen
years
and
under
j
Eilcn
Fcaby,
Joy
Berg.
Uwc
ladles'
race,
Anna
John-
ttn
M,
Btorsem.
i
Married
ladles'
race
Mrs.
B.'
Jer;en
tie
between
Mrs.
H.
Helland
and
Mrs.
II.
Rensvold.
Married
men's
100-yard'
dash
Pete
Peterson,
Oscar
Sather.
Girt:,
thrrc-lcggcd
race
S.
Sor-e:
t
and
N.
Fowler.
O.
Feasby
and
V
Madlund.
Br-
three-legged
race
A.
Sel-
r.i
and
R.
Andersen,
O.
Slatta
and
0
r:--cnscn.
i
Ladlr;'
shoe
race
Miss
K.
Car-1
mli-hacl,
Mrs.
B.
Jensen.
Ladies
spoon
race
Mrs.
B.
Jen-
St.J
IV
UUIIIUCIlilCl.
In
ladle
tug-o-war,
the
single
ladle-
were
victorious
a
were
the
single
men
In
the
men's
tug-o-war
Ladles'
cracker
eating
contest-Mrs.
8.
P.
Woodslde.
Miss
K.
Car-
michael.
Beys'
cracker
eating
contest
A
Belvlg,
Ralph
Andersen.
The
raffles
of
the
annual
picnic
were
won
by
Mrs.
S.
P.
Woodslde,
ticket
No.
2,
and
R.
Hundelde
with
ltcket
No.
6.
Chairman
for
the
day
was
n
Hundelde,
assisted
by
P.
Peterson
who
was
In
charge
of
the
sports
Official
starters
were
Capt.
Can
Strand
and
Capt.
A.
Martlnusen.
assisted
by
DJorn
Wick
and
liar
old
Helland.
Mrs.
II.
Helland
and
tatlon
being
proviaeu
ior
oy
wie
r.
wusciib
were
in
cnaige
oi
m
Doter
U.
Capt.
A.
Martlnuson,
Jo-
refreshments
and
assisting
Mrs
hanna.
Cant.
John
Wick;
Fredel'a
Helland
In
the
refreshment
stall
No
3.
Capt.
Ole
Skog,
and
the
Ada,
.were
Miss
K.
Carmlchael,
Mrs.
O
Capt
Carl
Strand
Various
races
and
contests
were
held
winners
being
as
follows:
Boys,
nine
years
and
under
E.
Sorensen,
Q.
Andersen.
Girls,
nine
years
and
under
Betty
Scott.
Judith
Sorensen.
Boy
eleven
years
and
under
Ole
Slatta,
Teddy
OJerstadt.
Girls,
eleven
years
and
under
Pveda
Sorensen,
Joy
Berg.
Boys,
fourteen
years
and
under
Sather
and
Mrs.
P.
Peterson.
Baseball
Scores
SUNDAY'S
SCORES
National
League
St.
Loills,
3-5;
Philadelphia,
6-1.
Chicago,
7-0;
Boston.
4-5.
Cincinnati,
10-3;
Brooklyn,
11-6.
Pittsburgh,
5-13;
New
York,
1-3.
American
League
Boston,
3;
Detroit,
7.
New
York,
7;
Cleveland,
0.
Philadelphia,
3-8;
St.
Louis,
5-5.
Washington,
5-12;
Chicago,
14-5.
St.
Louis,
3-5;
Philadelphia,
6-1.
SATURDAY'S
SCORES
National
League
Pittsburgh
at
New
York,
post
poned.
Cincinnati,
11;
Brooklyn,
6.
Chicago,
0;
Boston
1.
St.
Louis,
7;
Philadelphia,
6.
American
League
Boston,
14;
Detroit,
8.
Philadelphia,
8;
St.
Louis,
4.
New
York,
7;
Cleveland,
3.
Washington,
7;
Chicago,
1.
Play
Grounds
Playgrounds
'Track
Meet
The
Oyro
playgrounds'
chief
nt
dcr
14
and
open
events
for
the
old
er
boys.
Events
will
Include
sprints
high
Jump,
broad
Jump,
hop-step-and-Jump
and
base
ball
throw,
for
both
Juniors
and
seniors
with
the
added
attraction
of
a
distance
race
for
seniors.
There
will
no
prizes
tfven
but
awards
In
the
form
of
-joints
will
be
made
to
each
playground
represented.
The
Gyro
Softball
League
Is
uearlng
the
end
of
a
successful
rason
with
only
one
game
in
the
enlor
boys'
section
left
to
play
Thl.!
final
game
between
the
fa
vorites,
Acropolis
and
McClymont
will
be
played
on
Tuesday
evening
Tn
the
Intermediate
boys'
section
he
following
games
will
be
played
Wednesday,
Acropolis,
vs.
West
view;
Thursday,
Acropolis
vs.
Mc
Clymont.
In
the
basketball
league
the
foi
'owing
games
will
be
played:
Mon
lay,
McClymont
vs.
Acropolis
(Shi
'or
Boys);
Wednesday.
Seal
Govt
vs.
Acropolis.
(Senior
Boys);
West
view
vs.
McClymont,
(Senior
Boys'
Friday,
McClymont
vs.
Seal
Cove
(Senior
Boys);
Westview
vs.
Acro
polis,
(Senior
Boys).
As
the
season
Is
rapidly
drawing
to
a
close,
thes
games
must
be
played
off
this
week.
Any
team
falling
to
take
the
floor
for
a
scheduled
game
will
lose
thdt
game
by
default.
In
preparation
for
the
closing
dis
play
of
the
summer
season
on
the
Ovro
Plaverounds.
there
will
be
classes
in
box
vaulting
and
tumb
ling
for
both
boys
and
girls
In
the
Exhibition
Building
on
Tuesday
and
Thursday
evenings
of
this
week
Thece
classes,
it
must
be
under
stood,
are
for
the
benefit
of
boys
and
girls
who
seriously
wish
to
learn
,
more
of
these
activities.
There
arc
no
restrictions
as
to
age
at
these
special
classes
but
tnose
taking
advantage
of
the
instrur
tlon
nerlods
will
be
expected
to
Itakc
part
In
the
display
to
beheld
!on
August
29.
tock
Reducin
Suits
Values
$27.50
to
$32.50
at
PAJAMAS
Forsyth
men's
broadcloth
and
flannel
pajamas
to
clear,
jJJ-J
VtZ
values-$2.00
and
up;
al
J-
SWIM;
TRUNKS
Young
men's
and
men's
ttunks.
Values
$2.00.
At
swim
$1.45
POLO
SHIRTS
Young
men's
pnd
men's
cotton
polo
Milrts,
short
sleeves
with
till
VJV
crew
TV
'
neck
.-
or
lace
neck.
To
clear
at
r,;
z
for
$1.25
on
Sale
Fashion-Craft
Young
Men's
Tweed
and
Worsted
Suits
In
plain
and
fancy
back
models.
Values
flfl
O
A
?
$18.50
to
$22.00
at
JjJLOTLtJ
Fashion-Craft
Men's
and
Young
Men's
Worsted
Suits
Plain
and
fancy
back
models.
Values
fi-fl
TJ
IP
$25.00
at
JL
I
T:t
Fashion
Craft
Men's
and
Young
Men's
Worsted
Suits
Plain
and
fancy
back
models.
II
Values
$27.50
to
$32.00
at
X.
V
Leishman
and
Fashion-Craft
Men's
Worsted
And
Blarney
Twist
Suits
Fashion-Craft
and
Leishman
Blue
Serge
Suits
$22.45
$29.45
BOY'S
SWEATERS
To
clear
at
mY'S
LONG
TROUSERS
95c
To
clear
In
two
sale
prices
$1.25,
$2.25
LADIES
FLANNEL
SLACKS
Values
$3.05.
g9
a
rz
Sale
price
at
JlUTi.W
LADIES'
DRILL
SLACKS
Values
$1.75.
Sale
price
llrf
At
AQUATIC
CLASSES
Examinations
of
Royal
Life
Saving
Society
To
Be
Held.
traction
for
the
boys
this
week
Isi
to
be
a
track
meet
on
Thursday
J
There
was
a
turn
out
of
twenty
There
will
be
events
for
boys
un-aj
the
Gyro
Playgrounds
life
sav
ing
class
yesterday
atthe
Salt
Lakes
;
These
classes
are
held
every
Sun-!
dav
afternoon
at
the
lakes
and
Tuesday
and
Friday
afternoon
at;
Morse
Creek.
Classes
lor
theory,
anatomy,
phslology
and
arunciai
resperatlon
are
held
In
the
gymn
asium
Tuesday
and
Friday
eve-
j
nlngs.
Fashion-Craft
TOPCOATS
On
ALL
THESE
AND
MANY
MOKE
IIAHGAINS
The
examinations
and
tests
for
the
various
awards
or
tne
Royal
Life
Saving
Society
are
planned
for
August
21
and
are
comprised
of
the
following:
.
Elementary
Certificate
'
i
Land
Rescue
drills,
by
numbers,
release
drills,
drill
for
the
Scheal-
fer
metliod'of
resuscitation
and
lor
the
promotion
of
circulation
and;
a
few
simple
questions
on
tne
above
Water
The
drill
for
first
me-
Ihod
of
release
combined
and
fourth
method
of
rescue,
the
subject
In
each
case
being
carried
a
distance
of
ten
yards.
From
the
sarface
of
the
water,
dive
and
rer
cover
with
both
hands
ah
object
from
a
depth
of
at
least
four-and
one-half
feet
of
water
and
bring
It
to
land
by
the
first
method
of
res:
cue.
Swim
distances
of
at
least
fifty
yards
by
the
breast
troke
and
twenty-five
yards
by
the
back
stroke
(without
the
use
of
the
arms).
Intermediate
Certificate
Candidate
may
not
be
under
twelve
years
of
age
on
the
day
of
examination.
Land
Rescue
drills
by
numbers.
Release
drills
by
numbers,
drill
for
the
Scheaffer
method
of
resuscita
tion
and
the
promotion
of
clrcula
tlon.
Water
The
drills
for
the
first
methods
of
release
and
rescue
com
blned,
the
second
method
of
release
and
rescue
combined,
the
third
me
thod
of
release
and
rescue
com
blned,
the
fourth
method
of
rescue
The
subject
In
each
case
being
Sale
Values
$13.50
to
$22.00.
Values
$25.00
at
$13.45
$17
45
329.45
If.":
$22.45
'Royal
Scot'
Fleece
topcoats
tailored
by
Fashion
Craft.
Values
$35.00.
At
TWEED
SPORT
SLACKS
To
clear
at
GREY
FLANNEL
TROUSERS
To
clear
at
$29.45
3
ONLY!
LADIES'
RAGLAN
STREET
COATS
Tail
ored
by
Fashion-Craft.
Sizes
14,
16
and
18.
Values
$27.50,
at
$13.50
Our
entire
stock
of
ties
to
clear
In
three
sale
prices.
ax
ci
Aft
$2.95
$3.45
Bryant
Company
Limited
.
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Phone
SIXTH
ST
R
EOT
MKN'S
AND
BOY'S
297
executes
a
difficult
manoeuvre
with
the
IPIPPMnHBH
fection
traditional
traditional
to
to
British
British
seamanship,
seamanship,
25
for
25jf
Pocket
Tim
ofFifty-50f
carried
a
distance
of
at
least
ten
yards).
Execute
a
surface
dive
ana
re
cover
with
both
hands
an
object
from
at
least
five
feet
of
water
and
bring
it
to
land
by
the
first
me
thod
of
rescue.
Swim
a
distance
of
at
least
a
hundred
yards
by
the
breast
stroke
and
fifty
yards
by
the
back
stroke.
Bronze
Medallion.
Candidates
must
be
over
the
age
of
fourteen
at
the
time
of
examina
tion.
The
examination
for
the
bronze
medallion
Is
the
same
as
the
iri-
termediate
certificate
except
that
the
distance
of
the
tow
in
each,
of
the
methods
is
twenty
yaras
and
the
duck
dive
in
6
feet
of
water.
Questions
must
.
also
be
answered
9
on
anatomy,
pnysioiogy
ana
me
saving
theory.
Silver
Medallion.
Candidates
must
be
over
sixteen
years
of
age
and
have
previously
won
the
bronze
medallion.
Candidates
shall
present
them
selves
for
the
examinations
attired
as
follows:
Men
Swimming
costume,
socks,
trousers,
shirt,
tie,
vest
or
sweater.
This
must
be
properly
fastened
on.
Women
Swimming
costume,
stockings,
skirt,
blouse,
shirt,
or
sweater
which
must
be
taken
oil
over
the
head.
The
attire
shall
be
of
every-day
character
and
must
be
properly
fastened
on.
The
examination
shall
consist
oi
clx
following
tests
which
must
be
performed
in
a
meritorious
manner:
To
swim,
dressed
as
above,
twenty
yards
to
a
person
attired
in
a
bath
ing
costume
and
carry
the
subject
back
the
same
distance
by
the
second
method
of
rescue.
To
swim,
dressed
as
above,
continuously
a
distance
of
600
yards
by
three
different
strokes,
viz:
1.
200
yards
breast
stroke.
2.
200
yards
back
stroke,
without
use
of
arms.
3.
200
yards:
(I)
side
stroke
(II)
over
arm
side
stroke.
(ill)
"Trudgen"
or
double
overarm
stroke,
(iv)
crawl
(v)
back
crawl
(iv)
back
stroke
with
use
of
arms
and
legs.
To
undress
on
the
surface
of
the
water
within
a
circle
of
approximately
twelve
feet
diameter.
To
dive
correctly
from
the
sur
face
of
the
water
to
a
depth
of
at
least
six
feet,
recover
and
land
an
object
weighing
about
five
pounds
In
water.
To
dive
neatly
from
two
heights
(I)
not
exceeding
five
feet.
(II)
eight
to
ten
feet.
To
perform,
three
stunts
in
water.
Reach
the
most
proe
in
citj
tnd
district
with
an
advertisement
In
the
Dally
Nw-
perfection
The
purity
and
mildness
so
perfectly
achieved
in
Player's
cigarettes
long
ago
made
them
England's
largest
selling
cigarette
a
position
which
they
still
hold.
Now
Player's
"Mild"-(plain
ends)
step
forward
with
the
new
all-weather
cigarette
paper.
It
is
"wetproof
"
and
does
not
stick
to
the
lips.
eiA
-Mud"
NAVY
CUT
CIGARETTES
1939
RADIO
Nearly
all
1939
models
have
now
arrived
and
they
sure
make
a
wonderful
line.
Touch
tuning,
band
spread
tuning,
making
short
wave
tuning
as
easy
as
long
wave.
New
circuits
and
for
battery
sets
a
new
and
improved
series
of
tubes.
All
battery
models
may
be
operated
either
by
dry
batteries
or
from
a
six
voltl
storage
battery.
Cabinets
are
more
attractive
than
ever
Beautiful
.
.
and
then
some.
Have
a
look.
Don't
hesitate
just
because
you
are
not
in
the
market
for
a
new
radio.
It
is
a
pleasure
to
show
everybody
the
new
1939
radio
models.
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