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Thursday.
July
20,
1939.
Footloose
Pro
Looks
For
More
,
PepuUr
Forward,
Released
Br
Canadians
Sees
IWrnrr
Now
Best
Urt
MONTREAL.
July
id:
fCT)
-Jimmy
Ward,
given
his
outright
release
by
iioatxeal
Canadlens
.f-ler
12
years
of
continuous
service
in
the
National
Hoockcy
league
still
believes
he
lias
a
few
more
years
left
in
the
to?
time
but
as
a
defenretnan,
rather
than
as
forward.
"I've
.made
up
my
mind
that
If
1
Zulu
Giants,
Colored
Boys
From
Detroit,
Cheer
Crowd
With
Funny
Baseball
Show
SKKIKSCl'TSIIOItT
In
urder
to
fill
jlxx
euiragement
at
Wells,
it
will
le
necessary
for
the
Detroit
Zulu
Giants
to
leave
Prince
ItimtTt
no
later
than
Friday
evening's
train,
thereby
necessitating
the
cancelling
of
a
third
game
of
the
series
which
was
to
have
been
jjlaml
here
tomorrow
evenimr.
The
second
game
tonight
w
ill,
therefore,
Im?
ti
r
last
Tin?
COJoivd
1)0VS
from
tlie
hom
town
nf
hrnwn
hnmlu
i
can
hook
on
with
-some
team
mi
rs
and
automobile
strikes
put
on
their
act
at
Acropolis
a?
a
aerencema
one
of
the
most
who
ever
played
n"
said
Ward
UIII
trroi'nn.s
m
Prinpp
Kmwrt
Inct
nmK)
T
mo
inow
defunct
Montreal
Mareom.
orning.
That
means
that
all
the
big
crowd
which
turn
and
last
year
with
Canadians,
he
Wfc
"6"i.
oespne
ine
mens.
has
beeri
a
.
hero
to
all
hnrkwr.
"""cast
evening,
will
once
that
whenever
I
wanted
to
of
go
oact
10
aeience
i
could.
!
XIEJIOELLKK
IIS
f
KISUIS
:n
was
a
natural
position
for
tar
babies
are
undoubtedly
a
wno
'hroughout
the
game
lived
-tfr
Martin
MipmfIlpr
i;
ranidlv
develODincr
into
3-"
huncIToTx'AalljjUym
Posaiblv
UP
10
ht
reputation
as
being
"the
J
ill-
-
ucu
uu
'
1
!
-
...
.
4
-
.-
-
.
1
.
..
..
hero
and
possibly
in
a
few
years
after
his
death
will
be
flmtPTttPri
ns
a
saint
He
is
ficrhtine
for
the
right
of
free
dom
to
worship
in
Germany
and
for
that
he
is
being
kept
,
in
a
wwirpntration
eamu
with
onlv
his
Bible
to
read-
He!
has
already
served
two
years
in
the
camp
but
his
wife
and
j
family
have
eontmued
to
occupy
the
church
home
ana
to
draw
the
regular
stipend.
Now
the
Herman
government
is
threatening
to
punish
the
preacher
by
turning
his
family
out
of
their
home
and
stopping
their
allowance.
'
v
BRITAIN
GAINING
TIME
It
seems
evident
to
those
who
are
watching
the
proceedings
at
Tokio
that
Britain
has
been
trying
to
delay
a
definite
decision
in
order
to
better
prepare
for
what
might
follow
a
hostile
decision.
Nobody
knows
just
what!
is
the
position
of
Britain
from
a
naval
and
military
point
of
view
but
it
seems
ouite
probable
that,
while
all
this
talk
:
is
going
forward
at
Tokio.
lintiffi
preparations
ior
resist
ance
are
also
being
pushed
f
orward.
GERMANY
KNOWS
NOW
Both
Poland
and
Great
Britain
and
France
make
it
quite
clear
to
Germany
that
if
it
attempts
to
interfere
with
Danzig,
it
will
mean
war
and
war
is
something
German
i'.
does
not
want
No
country
really
wants
war
just
now
for
all
people
know
about
what
it
wquld
mean.
It
ii
.
7
t
i
...
i
j.ift
a
-I';
would
oe
a
ternoie
tning
ana
any
person
aeiiDerateiy
starting
it
will
have
a
lot
to
answer
for.
'QUEBEC
INFORMATION
We
have
just
received
a
copy
of
the
year
book
of
the
province
of
Queliec
which
gives
official
information
in
regard
to
every
department
of
government.
From
it
we
learn
that
Quebec
comes
second
among
Canadian
provinces
in
the
matter
of
national
wealth
with
close
to
?even
billion
dollars,
26
per
cent
of
the
total
wealth
of
the
Dominion.
It
is
second
to
Ontario
which
has
nearly
nine
billion
while
British
Columbia
has
about
two
and
a
half
billion.
'
This
is
not
.money
but
is
land,
buildings,
stock,
machinery,
in
fact
everything
which
can
be
bought
with
money.
In
the
matter
of
education
the
provincial
government
spends
$G25,000
a
year
as
contributions
to
public
schools,
$311,000
for
Catholic
Superior
Schools,
It
grants
to
superior
and
technical
schools
$765,000,
to
Protestant
'
superior
schools
$185,000,
to
Normal
schools
$363,000,
j
schools
for
deaf
mutes
$105,000,
pensions
$360,000,
inspec-tfon
,
of
schools
$285,000,
and
various
other
educational'
grants,
the
total
amountmgs
to
close
to
three
and
a
half
million
dollars.
THAT
REMINDS
ME-
UJ
,
i
15
EASIER
TO
jfJI
U
ROLL
fM
It's
such
a
smooth,
silky
cigarette
tobacco,
this
Ooden's'Rne
CuL
The
kind
that's
cut
to
roll
right
and
to
smoke
right.
Wise
roll-your-owners
choose
Ogden's
and
they
pick
the
best
papers,
too
"Vogue
"or"Chantecler".
iuiuiirsi
man
in
oavoau.
was
a
lMe
alow
in
brmgh'?
down
his
parachute
after
leaping
high
into
th-
air
for
the
toss
from
third.
Then
the
Zulu
second
sacker
fumbled
Jrhnson's
erounripr
and'
GIANTS
IN
BAD
LUCK
Another
rUyer
Cite
To
IMpital
And
KirU
Uaeuiaii
Ua
To
(iu
IMrhiiif
I
the
sacks
were
fulL
Before
Harttflst
Louis
NEW
YORK,
July
50
'CP'
New
Yrxt
Oiauta
uffend
another
eas
,
popular
player"
ieen
miicn
of
;i
l
..MT.o
Jnit
if
wfio
ev.ii...
.
...
JT
vpre
still
talking
about
it
as
thev
came
down
to
wm-k-this
wrist
whh
amt
him
to
hpna.
Lewis
and
Benny
Wlndle
had
I
Chicago
truck
out.
Dido
got
home
on
an
New
York
overthrow
end
a
pasted
ball
enabled
Minor
to
cross
the
plate
The
Zulus
clouted
the
pill
a2
over
jhe
park
on
occasions
but
two-bathers
were
the
limit
of
their
bkrws
la
evening.
They
got
tw
runs
in
the
first
inning,
three
In
he
second,
three
in
the
sixth,
two
in
th
seventh,
one
in
the
eifhth
and
two
In
the
ninth.
The
Ufe
of
the
party
was
Albert
Morehead
'Prince
Jiastro
to
you;.
IPs
Royal
Highness
U
what
might
be
commonly
known
as
a
scream.
"
anuca
ana
contortions
su
convulsive
How
ht
maintains
his
own
equilibrium
is
a
mystery
bu
he
never
seems
to
be
eauht
napping
although
he
does
succeed
In
keeping
the
crowd
dizzy.
The
Prince,
himself,
to
worth
the
prlc
Another
curiosity
is
the
enonnom
"Bolo"
William
Smith
who
was
a
centre
of
attraction
for
the
kld
tn
MAMtMM.
rl.ll
an.i
t
.
Knuckles.
If.;
Jokko
(Albert
Smith,
rf.;
Hoos
(Charlie
House),
3b.;
Bolo
(VTUliam
Smith),
cf
Penu
(Allan
Moore
1.
Jon
(James
Jones),
2b,:
Lulu
(Willie
Jones),
c:
Rosto
(Albert
More-head),
lb.;
Dea
(Dean
Thomas),
p.
No
less
a
person
than
"Hoodoo
Daniel
Webster
may
be
the
pitcher
this
evening.
He
did
not
show
last
night
Prince
Rupert
Al
Slmonsen
cf
Walter
Johnson
as.;
Harley
Lewis
3b.;
Benny
Wlndle
2b.;
Oeorse
Howe
rf.;
Alex
Mitchell
If.;
Johnny
Comadlna
lb.;
Dldo
Ourvlch
c
Sonny
Stiles
p.
-and
lb.;
Andre
Letourneau
p.
All
KIghtl
Shoot
"Era
Hawdl
AS
HORSES.
SO
DOGS
CANBERRA,
July
20:
(CP)
Dog
racUvj
in
the
state
of
Victoria
Is
to
be
brought
under
as
strict
surveillance
as
horse
racing
as
a
result
of
the
srowtnc
popularity
of
the
sport.
LONDON.
July
20:
(CP)
Fulk?
WoJwyn,
outstanding
Sncllsh
Jockey
will
take
out
a.
trainer
licence,
following
a
doctor's
order
to
stop
riding.
He
will
be
trainer
at
the
Marsh
stables
at
Lambourn,
Johuny
M?0rthy.
first
bxv
man.
goinc
m
to
pitch
in
the
em
be
climbing
Wore
the
series
te
over
they
will.
"KWKJ
That
maitea
mree
ua:
lmtnUwi
irM
tK
the
hill
acain
tnniirht
nnd
win
h
apart
from
the
elownine
iow
Pteyers
now
in
hospital
Brooklyn
PlUabuxf
BoKon
3
1
irr
J
"I
sUll
think
that
1
have
at
klng
the
rest
of
the
family
and
the
old
ball
game
Is
really
0ts
lost
the
baU
ame
to
Pitts
two
more
good
years
left
and
Id
thelr
ends
wiUi
them.
played.
There
were
only
Ilash,"rK
Pirate
10
to
3
and
arumped
be
willing
-t
ouit
then.
Heck.
I
u
.
of
nint
ximf
being
fourtfa
P1
Tne
Sf
lou
dont
Uke
betag
X
caunt?'
ut
""
now
J,"
to
to
the
CardlnaU
defeated
the
PhUUes
T.
,
L
.
.
somrthlng
new
m
Prince
Rupert
CUSt0me""
.rtm
o
nteht
aame
at
l
Phttadelnhla
nuacepma
a.i
ar.i
If
legs
were
oing
back
"t
if
lR
my
on
me
.7
bu
uul
it
"
went
weni
over
over
b
DE.
MaVDe
Mavbe
H
IS
,
t
i
nnu
ntnnr.im
rviicl!
irr-
Ward,
one
of
the
few
players
enthusiasm
1ST
necessity
for
having
donated
the
who
have
scored
100
goals
or
nTcauht
tlS
W
!
XL
10
Prt,("
-Lulu"
Wll-
u'e
spirit
nf
of
the
thln
more
during
an
N.
H.
l!
career.
,7
2?
u,.
Jon
2uhl
hurlr
said
he
would
nmhihlv
writ
nM
n
"K"1-
Bv
tnla
evenm
-wn
to
have
much
on
the
ban
but
i
Dutton,
manager
of
New
York
evcn
Dldo
Ounrich
tia;
realise
it
he
had
the
Rupert
boys
gueasine.
Americans
and
a
former
teammate
'
all
Just
a
lot
inn
Msrmni
ahnnt
ph.niu
nf
Hn.
w.
i
.
.
COBffmM.
concerned,
(FmiMl
seemed
to
tn
h
be
able
nhl
tnlli
lng
up
with
the
New
York
team.
-I'm
big
enough
to
hit
a
good
bodv-check
and
fast
enoueh
to
iget
off
on
plenty
of
good
break-
jaways
from
the
defence."
said
Ward,
always
rated
one
of
the
fastest
skaters
In
the
league.
"Why.
entertataime
folk,
and
wfM
be
that
Stan
Morin
of
humor.
PMUburs.
10.
New
York
3
American
Learue
U'athinfctan
0
Detroit
11
IkMten.
1-0:
Oiieago.
4-s
New
York
at
St
LuU.
rain
The
learue
fUixMnw
Vo
dale
NaUunaJ
Cincinnati
Boston
Philad-lpnU
.
.
America
New
York
Boston
Chkaso
Cleveland
Dtroi
Washintoa
Philndelpnia
"t.
Louis
Leaeue
40
41
43
41
38
.38
38
.
34
Leacn
60
.41
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41
41
04
31
24
29
37
40
39
3S
38
41
50
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L.I
l
a
S3,
j
sure:
xm
an
wasned
wn.
k
.
4U
.
.
...
wumu
juuuauijr
iuir
oeen
jusi
-
-r-
,
But
rm
in
food
sha.TSTskat
23
"
!J"
J
M
'
the
Zulus
to
athi
a.Ch
Cub,
w-
tamf
to
Bos
nil
riov
th
t
ioa
.
,Rr
.
oul
Ulr
hundred
kMtead
of
thirtn
mncton
Beea.
The
Cincinnati
.
FPie
or
this
man's
town
are
not
a
7
"
1
"
1
of
fun.
meant
far'The
tora.
so
far
as
hitting
whs)"0
t1
fnr
twb
iLh
Dec
to,on
aerenth
t.ux
f
tit
at
the
towll
ready
lo
admit
Pce
them
when
and
where
thev'
tanir
ana
a
nan
oeiow
tt-
watued
to..
Sonny
StUes
was
start-.Phffltet
are
w
deep
tn
the
rc
zr
'
aK
has
a
Bent?
Inr
ntrhr
fr
o4n.
n..
jlaa
tu
nirwtnnJ
Bm4
nrn
r
i
Frog
Letoumeau
finished
on
the
w
top.
Incidentally,
if
it
la
of
interest
mlmL
J
YeeTtJy
Leaffne
scores
to
anybody,
liw
swre
f
last
u
waa
a
re
bunch
of
flukes
N.tlunal
Learue
night's
game
w
tfihteen
to
tw
in
hat
yleidrd
the
locals
their
twot
LeUw
4
phlladeiiihia
S
wKam
-II
a
...
Mul
wmm
U
1
L
1
i
i
.
muni
muic
uriu
was
auc
ana
iavor
01
m
uius
wno
were
awe
'
unr
"''
u
tniung.r
Cincinnati
coaching
the
Maroons
he
told
me
o
Dlay
around
without
anv
dansM-
DkJo
Ourvlch
took
a
walk
andin.nuui
u
.
.
'
.....
Smn
su"
ati!.
fr.
1
.1
oi
1
-w-
be
oene
ne
Deal
beaUsi
or.
In
in
fact
iact
tnt
thk
wro-
irro-
&onny
"
"
fanned.
'hi.
Al
ni
Simons
ouinhmp-i.
phiMm
ne
tesque
assorunent
of
barnstorm
mc
rnucr
jumro
4;
Brooklyn
2
ven
.m
Alt
jn
481
Ji4
23
723
Tbwsday
Juh
2p
ri
II
1
ir
.
The
Are
HLRE
BASEBALL
Tonight
6:3U
Acropolis
Jlill
Admission
"0c
DKTKOIT
ZULU
WANTS
vs.
ALL
ST
A
Its
COACHES
POLISH
soccxu
WARSAW
Poland
J
Alex
Jamff.
forme;
1ul
r-iTn
t
Warsaw
and'
imtiunu;
mcw
vs
the
si
rr.M.
nn
ut
or
hritivi
IN
riUIIUTK
In
lit
Uttrr
of
th
lU!r
nf
LnaU
TAKE
WniCI
Uat
bj
OnXT
of
tt
Oourt
ut
ilrtUah
CulumbM
fratmlr
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