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in
t
flP
Cup
Finalists
Share
Bis
Gate
LONDON,
June
24:
(CP--Statc-ment
of
accounts
placed
before
the
annual
general
meeting
of
the
Foot
mouth,
the
English
Cup
finalists,
each
received
L5.380
$25,280
as'
their
share
of
the
Tlnal
"gate."
They,
with
Grimsby
Town
audi
Iluddersfleld
Town,
finalists,
each
took
frftm
the
.opml-flnnl
The
England
versus
Rest
of
Eu-
pert
rope
match
at
Highbury
brought
a
series
National
League
W.
Cincinnati
37
!St.
Louis
32
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York
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THE
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Saturday
Jun
u
PRINCE
RUPERT
TAKES
OPENER
OF
KETCHIKAN
BASEBALL
BY
10
TO
7
receipts
iook
is.ssb
mo,wa
irom
Held,
was
the
winning
pitcher.
Tlar-the
cup
semi-finals
and
16,452
ry
Ludwlgsen,
the
new
Ketchikan
($178,3241
from
the
Wembley
final
moundsman.
Vhom
the
locaU
had
Baseball
Scores
National
League
New
York
7.
Cincinnati
0.
Brooklyn
1.
Pittsburg
2.
Philadelphia
3.
Chicago
4.
.American
League
Cleveland
12.
Philadelphia
5.
Detroit
7,
Washington
4.
Baseball
Standings
31
31
Brooklyn
27
Pittsburg
26
Boston
,22
Philadelphia
17
nn-tn
"'"
52
toe
brought
In
Comadlna
and
Lindsay
In
eighth
Inntngi.
Art
Uljestrand
r-i.wi-.nA
-"
"
it
ms
s'wundsen,
who
was
to
prove
the!
'batted
for
Stedman
In
eighth
Detroit
Chicago
monthly
letter
of
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada,
suggests
that
,
Washington
the
volume
of
business
in
Great
Britain
during
the
present
st.
Louis
financial
year
will
exceed
that
of
any
oth;r.year
by
a
"h-'
stantial
margin.
This
prophesy
is
oased
mainly
on
tnej
fact
that
the
government
proposes
to
spend
at
least
six;
hundred
and
thirty
million
pounds
on
the
defence
budget,
of
which
not
less
than
three
hundred
and
fifty
million'
pounds
will
be
borrowed.
This
spending
is
twice
as
great
t
proportionately
as
that
of
the
United
States
Under
the'
Roosevelt
administration.
This
will
give
employment,
iti
is
estimated,
to
approximately
a
million
more
people.
At;
L.
20
22
27
28
28
29
33
36
31
!28
27
29
22
34
23
37
17
39
Pet.
,
little
dirrieulty
In
Tlndlng.
gave
way
to
Gay
lfelland
rn
the
eighth
but
the
change
made
no
difference
lo
,the
outcome.
One
of
the
largest
crowds
that
has
been
seen
on
the
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
In
many
a
day
was
on
hand
to
witness
the
game
and
the
Interest
that
was
displayed
augurs
well
for
the
remainder
of
the
series
which
continues
tonight
and
tomorrow
afternoon.
'
The
second
inning
scoring
merry-go-mond
started
when
Wlndle
!made
a
safe
single
which
went
64j
hit
a
grounder
Into
left
field
and
593
scored
Wlndle
Comadlna
got
to
i34j
first
when
Ludwlgsen
tossed
the
25
pick-up
to
second
for
an
unsuc
491
cessful
trap
play
on
Bury
between
second
and
third.
Lindsay
ground-
...
unless
wunaer
oi
ine
evening,
wav"B-
304
ClussiFiEl)
FOR
SALE
out.
second
to
rirst.
Johnson's
Prince
Ruperts-Minor
Slmund
-J
'
,
single
scored
Ourvlch
and
Stiles.
J
n
cf.,
Walter
Johnson
3b..
Alex
:f
Mitchell
singled
and
Johnson
went
Mitchell
2b.,
Benny
Wlndle
ss..
to
second.
With
Wlndle
up
ror
the
second
time
In
the
innlne.
Ludwlgsen
threw
the
ball
away
to
secorfd
and
Johnson
came
safely
home
bift
the
ball
was
at
the
plate
before
Mitchell
arrived.
Ketchikan's
big
Inning
was
the
irourth
when
the
visitors
scored
'four
runs
as
a
result
of
fast
work
on
the
bases.
Mclsaac.
the
Urst
City's
heavy
hlttlna
third
sar-'.
was
hit
by
the
pitcher.
Eastham
present
the
number
of
Unemployed
in
Britain
is
set
at
a-roR
SALE-Modern
House.
3
bed-.bunted
and
Johnson
dropped
the
-
-
.
.
.
.
i
aam
m
4T.a.Mft
ill
ii
iu.'
nnnsp
ianna1
n
tamu
million
and
a
half.
While
the
situation
resembles
to
some
extent
that
in
Germany
it
is
with
the
difference
that,
while
Great
Britain
can
hope
to
finance
the
large
expen
rooms,
furniture,
beds,
dressers,
throw.
Bauer
fanned
and
Jones
China
cabinet,
chesterfield,
etc.iw
at
first
on
a
fielder'::
Phone
Green
284.
148
choice,
Mclsaac
being
safe
at
the
j
plate
on
a
close
call.
Continuing
ditures,
Germany,
Italy
and
Japan
cannot
hope
to
do
so.'PIAl?
D'nInR
a"d
K,uen
.squeeze
play
tactics.
Brooks
bunted
h
thnso
onrnitTMoc
ac
i
rncn
nf
nvoctxiunt
n
in
nn.
w
auu
wuibi
was
sale
lor
parations,
the
standard
of
living
is
falling.
In
Britain
tain
the
tendency
is
for
it
to
rise.
IN
CANADA
TOO
rica
naving
a
nag.
Canada
must
have
a
flag
soon,
so
why
not
now?
I
practically
new.
Phone
Black
816.
uv-ss
,q
iiiiiciu
iiica,
an
Mirror-Rack,
Bookcase.
Kitchen-
other
Ketchikan
run.
Smith
hit
ware.
Pugsley.
320
2nd
Ave.
Blue
I
safely
to
right
field
and
scored
53.
(149)
Jones
and
Brooks.
Ludwle.ten
tiviW
ABBOTT"
Professional
Trumpet
.i"
J"
SA"
The
visitors
dded
another
hi
Mr.
Keynes
says
nothing
about
the
situation
in
Can-!
for
quick
sale
Launch
"Vic-
the
firth.
Mcissac
singled
to
lert
ada
but
it
is
certain
that
the
expenditures
of
large
sums
of
money
on
defences
is
bound
to
absorb
a
good
deal
of
local
labor.
It
will
increase
the
trade
of
the
country
and
make
it
seem
more
prosperous.
It
was
something
that
had
to
be
done
yet
Ave
do
not
like
having
to
do
it.
That
is
one
of
the
penalties
of
living
in
this
age
of
militarism.
For
a
few
years
at
any
rate
it
puts
off
having
to
undertake
any
mportant
public
works
in
order
to
find
employment
for
everybody.
WHY
NOT
A
FLAG
Now
that
we
have
a
King
of
Canada
why
not
have
a
flag
of
Canada?
Some
people
think
it
might
be
looked
upon
as
a
disloyal
act
to
cnoose
a
flag
of
our
own
but
no
one
ever
suggested
that
Australia
was
disloyal
when
that,
country
-put
the
Southern
Cross
on
a
Union
Jack
and
rail.
ed
it
the
flag
of
-Australia.
No
one
objected
to
South
Af
tory"
complete
with
dinghy.
$275
Held
and
stole
second
while
East
cash.
Phone
Black
805.
(150)
ham
was
up.-
Eastham
was
out,
n.vvm-
.
second
to
first.
Bauer
got
first
Cnl.
rllrC
Kli
I
when
Lindsay
chose
to
make
a
FOR
RENT-Two.
rooms
and
bath.,
bad
lM
f
plate.
Mclsaac
reliable
people
only.
411
7th
At-
"qufez,"18,
jn.
Jones
Hied
out
lo
enue
West.
t.f.
"f
third
W
nJd
first.
tand
Brooks
waa
do'
iFORRENT
For
3
months,
furnish-1
Ketchikan
tied
up
the
count
at?
ed
cottage,
fully
modern.
Phone
six
all
In
th
sixth.
Smith
crackeJ
Red
168.
(148)
out
a
hot
grounder
to
left
field
and
was
safe
ot
,rst-
Ludwlgsen
iVAVTPn
1AIlilJ
was
oilt
nltrhpr
flrt
RfpHmiin
WANTED
-
Modern
home,
threi
,,em
0Ul
w
'r"-
pmaer
nil
into
bedrooms,
good
foundations,
r'6nt
rield
w
core
Smith.
Mclsaac
cash
proposition.
Address
Dallv
wa
deliberately
walked
and
East-News
stating
location
and
price.
ham
nled
out
10
centre
Held.
"i
Prince
Rurwrt
wrnt
two
ahead
i
"
was
saie
at
wnna.
wtnaies
saie
porters
seek
connections
with
hlt
,nto
de
,eft
fleId
Knd
Canadian
producers
or
manufac-,
,ohnson
Burv
Mt
(lrgt
m
a
turers.
Samples,
ofrers
ror
mer-
,,.
rmnrtina
wa
afe
on
sec
chandlse
of
all
descriptions,
prln-
iond
and
Wlndie
KOtei
wnen
cipally
fish
producU,
and
terms
Bauer
fumbied,
Lindsay
was
out
solicited.
The
Colonial
Fisheries,
,on
a
nice
-running
catch
by
Smith.
buiubcu,
oeuyiwaji
nouse,
win
neba,
Gold
Coast,
British
West
'
Africa
ir.
PERSONAL
YOU
can
run
a
Home
Kindergarten
with
our
help.
Canadian
Kindergarten
Institute,
Wlnnl-
peK.
Manitoba.
tf.
BE
READY
FOR
EXAMINATIONS.
We
have
helped
hundreds
to
obtain
positions
as
Letter
Carriers,
Postal
Clerks,
Customs
Examln-j
ers,
Clerks
and
Stenographers,
etc.
Free
booklet
of
lnrormatlon.
M.
C.
C
Schools
Ltd.,
Winnipeg.
Oldest
In
Canada.
if.
HOLIDAYS
Try
SANGAN
river
HOLIDAY
CAMP
This
Year
Situated
on
the
Finest
Sea-
Beach
In
Canada
Apply
to
MRS.
DUNN,
Massett,
Queen
"charlotte
Islands,
ror
Full
Particulars
Scooo
Bury
If.,
Johnny
Comadlna
rf..
Jack
Lindsay
p..
Dido
Ourvlch
c
Sonny
Stiles
lb.
Score
by
Innings:
12
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Ketchikan
0
0
0
4
1
1
0
1
07
P.
Rupert
0
6
0
0
0
0
2
2
010
I
.'I
Hits
Prince
Rupert.
7.
Ketch!-Id
kan,
8.
g
SPORT
CHAT
well
as
they
did
a
rootball,
Den
ver
rugby
coaches
protested
at
the
raising
or
scholastic
standards
fori
athletes..
Protests
got
them
Athol,
Idaho,
high
school
won
the
district's
baseball
chamnlon-
ship
two
years
In
succession.
Thel
first
year
there
were
10
boys
hi
the
school
and
one
dldnt
play'
baseball.
This
year
all
played.
o
Johnny
McCarthy.
Pittsburg
PIr-
'
ates
fielder,
almost
had
a
flying
j
foul
ball
over
by
the
grandstand
wnen
a
r.m
iihu
..
..
.
.vuvmiu
If
U
W
UliU
caught
It.
And
the
fan
wa
n
rriend
Johnny
had
brought
In
on'5
a
pass.
i
CONNECTIONS
WANTED
In
the
seventh.
Johnson
"walked.l
Dr.
A.
Boyce
Barrow.
04-venr
nM
1S.1--1I
L..
4
.
J
A.
u
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.
t
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rvi
i
iA
1
1
p
1
1
uiinin
mil.
m
nil
iiriri.iiik
itir
nnru
nvnfft
nni
.
UITST
Ifriran
lmrvrfr
and
.
.
V
:
,
T
"
,7
.
"u
rcon,
aiea
wnen
tne
car
in
"which
h(.
was
travelling
hit
a
lamp-stand
ard
at
Walthamstow.
England.
1
There
were
eight
grades
in
the
Callow.
Washington,
grade
school
and
one
boy
In
each
erade
Tn
up
riles
on
right
field.
the
rirst
bounce
at
There's
been
a
White
So
team
(In
Chicago
since
1878
when
that!
was
the
name
or
the
National
League
entry.
When
they
became
the
Cubs,
Charles
Comlskey
-called
his
transplanted
'St,
Louis
Ameri-'
can
club
the
"White
Sox"
In
1890.
Jople
Waalberg,
Holland's
holder
,or
world
breast
stroke
records,
may
swim
at
Leeds
and
Sheffield
swimming
meets
this
month.
She
win
be
pitted
against
Doris
Storey,
TWO
FILMS
Today's
Bride
FEATURED,
Watches
Pence
-.Man
To
Remember"
and
"WeVe
CHICAOO,
June
2
(Joint
to
lie
Rich"
At
Capitol
Theatre
"Man
to
Remember."
dram
of
Yorkshire
hokfer
of
the
national
I
title.
Formerly
a
racing
eyeltst.
now
a
London
opera
basso.
Eric
Pime
cycles
to
keep
fit
He
Wke
to
ride
to
the
Savoy
Ilolei.
rendezvous
of
limousines,
for
hta
luneh
A
team
of
s4x
Artenttne
golfers
has
arrived
m
England
to
compete
in
the
open
ehamplonthlp
at
8t.
Andrew's.
o
o
0
l
o
Because
or
the
current
inten-
8
sive
training
or
conscripts
and
2
territorial
army
recruits,
the
Brl-
0
tlsh
territorial
army
will
not
com-
5?
pete
In
this
year's
Blsley.
g
might
not
handle
a
text
book
as
"Mis
I.-OrevHle
was
defeated
In
the
Middlesex
women's
double
tennis
championship
match
In
London
the
other
day.
"MLm
Ore-vllle"
U
the
pseudonym
of
Princess
Maria
Christina
of
Spain.
year'i
June
bride
elf
for
$208.
aav
,
Mfc
a
.
h
a
irvn
I
iih;
kiBiwn
a
iiiifH
.
iiniiiii.
1
1
1
1
r-
iiiiiirv
as
ilia
m
.,
i
11
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v.
.
vm:
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1
1
ct
1
1
1
1
111
iia&iwiiai
ljvi
iui
fi
iiiii
v
!"
1
-
Over
Week-End
'
In
"Man
to
Remember"
Edward
he
and
Lee
Bowman
as
his
son.
The
story
covers
a
period
of
twenty
years,
starting
with
the
return
of
BunchinL'
their
hits
for
six
nins
in
the
second
Inning
th.
d(ielnr
to
his
native
town
4i
the
V
other
semi
a,ul
tang
advanUge
of
the
breaks
to
add
a
couple
morejstart
life
over
anew
with
his
small
mo
toiPi
.
,
1.982
$9ji5
i
0,,..
an,i
eighth
innintrs.
Prince
WuAn
"r
the
death
tf
hu
wife.
Lingerie
takes
$15.
such
as
gloves
unl
itount
for
$12.
Ourvlch
filed
out
to
lfft
field.
fighting
of
an
epidemic
of
Infan-
tor
la.-
mine
eignin.
ueuana
nowpucn-;tlle
paralysis
Is
one
of
the
for
Ketchikan
In
place
of
Ltid-
mall-
hlahllthu
or
the
stnrv.
thei
wigsen.
sines
waicea
ana
aimun-sen
got
to
first
v.hen
Stiles
wa
thrown
out
at
second..
Johnmn
sent
out
a
well
placed
hit
and
sen
stole
second..
Wlndle's
sIn?lM
;
scored
SimundVen
and
Johnson
also
came
across
when
the
ball
was
thrown
away
In
loose
Bury
fanned.
play.
The
game
ended
In
the
ninth
when
Bauer
fanned.
Jones
singled
to
right
field
and
Brooks
and
ror
three
bases
as
Wills
Miller.
Smlln
plher
to
first.
In
J
out
In
the
right
field
Harden.
let
fau,ck
succession.
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1
it
.
i
.
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Mvrln
Iimn1
rf
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go
inruugn
nis
less,
uury
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u
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ana
simes
ana
cyrri
msjr
orn-
dated
on
the
bxtes.
The
teams:
Ketchikan
Vern
Stedman
2b.
Joe
Splnder
cf..
Mickey
Mclsaac
3b..
Bill
Eastham
lb..
Dick
Diufr
"400
ed
to
short
and
Bury
was
out
at
.
Willis
Miller
rf
'replaced
by
third.
Ourvlch
got
to
first
when
Vern
Jones
In
thlrd.
Bob
Brooks
Easthan
dropped
Ludwlesen'ilc.
Vern
Smith
If..
Harry
Ludwle-
ser
by
SUles
wn
p.
'replaced
by
Oay
Helland
"
"Ala.
the
National
Ooiuun;.
t.
'mission
h-r-
n.
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the
horse
and
buggy
doctor
days,
nd
her
bridal
g:
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men,-
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and
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comprises
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four
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Capitol
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here
tonight
only.
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in
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trousseau-u,ir.
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bail
Association
showed
that
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of
Fans
Sees
Home
Town
Win
Out
in
First
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cut
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small
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to
the
int.
t
took
the
opening
same
of
the
international
baseball
J
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es
from
Ketchikan
last
night
by
a
coreof
ten
to
?ev-iefffCt
upon
ythe
tUe
commvmU
Prince
Rupert.
Sen,,
inZ:!
g
gate-or
5,075
($23,750).
en.
Jack
Lindsay,
playing
a
steady
game
nnd
being
ac-.which
looks
upon
him
as
a
failure1"11
urn
of
ti,
t
n
The
F
A.
for
percentage
of
the
corded
consistem
support
by
his,
""
lis
dramatically
depicted.
ThHL,,U'
,ul
Mn0"
v
Ore
obscure
old
pracUtloner
tmerg-
MlNloit
scoiT
Mirr
Ing
as
the
hero
of
the
hour.
There
CRIEFF
SaoUand,
,TU
,
2
n
1
also
a
romantic
ollmax
-European
ten,
x
'
"We're
Ontas
to
Be
Rich"
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.
Stiles
advanced
to
third.
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c
x
ranned.
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Wlndle
up.
Slmund
the
world
as
its
locale
That
see.
herein
the
groanc
.VL
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is
nuiimna
biiu
wit
kih'Mi
nnl
miuilh
t
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f
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Is
Melbourne
of
the
Eighties.
Th.
story
Is
that
of
a
ne'er-do-well
dreamer
and
hu
music
hall
songstress
wife
In
the
boom
days.
Brian
Don
levy
heads
the
supporting
east
Ut
MeLanien
and
Mfet
Fields,
being
the
third
mrmbcr
of
the
triangle.
Orrmany
planned
,
however
MISS
VI
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Dressmaker
Ladle'
and
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till
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p.m.
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