September
1
1939.
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from
training
until
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Appeals
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con-wuii
national
service
were
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the
opening
pro-During
intermissions
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the
opening
game
fcs'urday
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or
br
the
government
nt
BritUh
Columbia.
SPORT
CHAT
isonalltles
pleading
for
co-operation
in
the
national
effort
to
"make
Britain
strong"
while
displays
of
anti-aircraft
firing
and
Air
Raid
Precaution
drills
were
presented
The
players
too
are
"doing
their
:
iv
area
and
International
I
bit"
Some
clubs
have
formed
mlli-
,
are
forced
to
share
a
tta
companies
for
various
terri-
!.
poit
In
the
news
ttvece
'
torial
regiments
and
have
drawn
W.th
the
Brvgusi
Leoftte
recruits
irora
ifmr
supporters
ktarted
again.
ti-n
i
Thece
Is
still
a
tot
of
talk
a
bo',
gland
treatment
for
footballers.
fgygrllf
i
Clubs,
perhaps
JeakMi
of
the
pair
pi
giana
teams
i-orumoum.
English
Cup
winner,
and
Wolverhampton,
Its
opponent
In
the
flna!
demanded
an
Investigation.
The
Football
Association
asked
the
Bri
ttsh
Medical
Association
to
find
from
line-ups
and
stands
-out
If
this
type
of
treatment
does
."
.
r-okl
players
and
M-
any
harm
In
Its
alleged
process
of
id
fans
called
up
for
mill-Jdeveloptnfi
"m
per
-
footballers.
"
Ttt--:v
ire
Most
of
the
players
I
B.M
A.,
ln
turn,
appointed
a
group
rf
a.tr
part
of
club
reserve
of
gland
tpeelaUsU
who
are
mar-!
and
those
who
proved
j
tog
ettnleal
testa
to
provide
the
:.
iteeded
by
their
teams
Football
Association
with
evidence
on
which
the
Association's
opinion
hnx
bc-n
sought
is
the
advisability
of
administering
gland
treatment
i
'
"
a
collection
of
presumably
w
a.
thy
young
men."
Meantime,
Dr
.
.
Hip.'bon
of
Leeds
told
a
fooi-ba,j
training
school
gathering
'
duMs
of
glandular
treatment
;uk
n
by
footballers
must
be
harm
-f
j.
n
after
life
and
that,
any
how
the
results
obtained
had
been
I
lurcfly
psychological-
'
I
,V",nd
to
this
big
question
com
ts
Rv
Jones.
Arsenal
paid
Wolverhampton
$65000
for
this
Welsh
ln-
dr-riKht
last
season.
He
was
booked
to
step
Into
the
place
of
r--
famous
Alex
James
but
did
nov
flush
top
form
and
played
part
of
hr
:ime
with
the
reserve
team.
Exerts
gay
he
to
"one
of
the
best"
:
n1
may
adjust
hlmtetf
to
the
of
the
expensive
collection
of
Arsenal
stars.
More
cynical
writers
aid
the
two
month's
gland
treat
;ment
he
got
before
leaving
Wol
verhampton
wasn't
enough.
Any
how
this
fall
will
be
a
crisis
in
his
career.
Incidentally
Arsenal
has
decided
on
a
less
expensive
scheme
of
developing
stars
rather
than
buying
them.
Southern
fans
are
wondering
who
will
fill
the
left-half
position
on
the
Portsmouth
team
made
vacant
by
the
serious
accident
Involving
Captain
Jim
Outhrle.
While
he
re
covers
from
a
fractured
skull
suf
feted
ln
a
car
crash
several
re
serves
wiU
be
tried.
Meanwhile
Manager
Jack
Tlnn
grabbed
a
lot
of
publicity
by
banning
motoring
for
his
players
He
said
ln
future
they
would
walk
and
pointed
to
the
healthy
clow
of
some
of
his
young
rookies
who
dally
footH
many
miles
to
and
from
the
ground.
Britain's
football
pool
10.-090,090
of
whom
Invested
about
tSMjOOOJDOO
on
forecasts
lart
'season
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probably
be
an
even
larger
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this
season.
For
the
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grounds
Depicted
In
Novel
Way
Last
NUht
Taking
novel
pageant
form.
Gyro
Club
supervised
playgrounds
during
the
summer
vacation
before
a
good-sized
and
Interested
audience
in
the
Exhibition
HalM
The
program
consisted
of
dancing.
singing
and
gymnastics
to
represent
various
nations
of
the
world
on
an
Imaginary
tour.
Thut
tion
of
cups
and
other
awards
for
sports
and
Individual
proficiency
at
the
playgrounds
durlnc
the
season.
W.
M.
Watts,
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Oyro
Club,
was
in
the
chair
and
there
was
a
brief
speech
by
City
Commissioner
W
J.
Alder.
Mr.
Watts
expressed
gratification
of
himself
and
the
Oyro
Club
at
the
interest
which
had
been
taken
by
the
public
In
the
Oyro
play-around
work.
That
the
facilities
New
York
Giants
in
In
Football
Defeated
All
American
All
Stars
Eight
to
Ml
Yesterday
CUFF-LLNK
SOUVENIR
provided
were
appreciated
wasl
Treasure
Island
moied
a
$270
00
company
to
dis-
amply
Indicated
by
the
large
roea
for
a
definite
ruling.
A
B.
M.
A.
I
tribute
pools
coupons
to
their
vast
official
essnmented:
"Making
good
,
membership.
by
glands
any
deficiency
In
any
particular
substance,
which
has!
been
diagiieaed
as
existing
in
an
individual
Is
a
recognised
part
of
,f
famous
sports
per-
medical
practice.
The
real
question
suits.
ure
of
their
use.
He
thanked
the
city
commissioner
for
co-operation
In
connection
with
the
work.
Mr.
Alder
suggested
that
par-
the
Dally
ents
and
young
people
of
Prince
daily
re-1
Rupert
should
consider
themselves
fortunate
at
having
an
organlza-
I
tion
such
as
the
Oyro
Club
to
pro
vide
such
fine
playgrounds
as
Prince
Rupert
possessed.
On
be
ball
cup
to
Joe
Davis,
captain,
for
McClymont
No.
1
team
and
the
Soap
Box
Derby
cup
to
Cliff
Sit-versWes.
As
the
senior
boys'
soft-ball
league
has
not
yet
been
decided,
the
cup
could
not
be
presented.
A
three-way
tie
exists
between
'
McClymont,
Westvlew
and
Acropolis,
necessitating
a
play-ot.
Shield
winners
for
proficiency
on
the
various
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and
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Doherty.
Opportunity
was
also
taken
to
Introduce
to
the
audience
Uie
sup
ervisors
and
playground
directors
as
follows:
Nell
Ross,
supervisor.
Miss
Geraldine
Cade,
assistant
director,
and
Miss
Jean
Krause.
Miss
Francis
Roberton,
Miss
Betty
Da-vey
and
Bert
O'Neill,
directors.
Miss
Ethel
Cousins
was
accompanist
for
the
evening
and
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was
announcer.
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the!
stage
pageant
were:
Canada,
tap
dance:
New
Zealand,
singing
games;
Hungary,
folk
dance.
Greece,
pyramid
building;
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Highland
Fling;
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high
vaulting;
Ireland,
Jig;
United
States,
mat
tumbling;
Poland,
folk
dance:
Australia,
springboard
tumbling;
England,
Lambeth
walk:
Australia.
Viennese
waltz;
Germany,
folk
dance;
Africa,
swing
ing
rings;
Prince
Rupert,
play
parade.
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were
well
executed
and
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of
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were
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Pitman
Shorthand-Canadian
Centennial
Ed.
95c
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(Stuart)
g5e
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Exercises
in
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60e
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45e
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50c
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The
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Book
I
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Dominion
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The
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1
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Dominion
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The
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Canadian
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Atlas
Canadian
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The
Singing
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3
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Pinocchio
The
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Canadian
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Canadian
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The
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Heidi
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25c
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20c
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