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UNNATURAL
ALLIANCE
I
VELVET
IS
TOP
TEAMS
VICTORIOUS
WINGAMES
Defeated
Dry
Dock
Two
To
One
Service
Club
and
Grotto
Are
Vic-
In
Senior
League
Football
Game
Last
Night
FOOTBALL
SCORERS
V.
ferguson
(Navy)
5.
II.
Dickens
(Velvet)
C.
Baker
(Velvet)
5.
A.
Dickens
(Velvet)
4.
Dick
Cameron
(Velvet)
4.
It.
Smith
(Navy)
3.
J,
Campbell
(Dry
Dock)
2.
Martin
(Fusll'ers)
2.
Vlnk
(Velvet)
2.
Brown
(Navy)
2.
I).
Cameron
(Velvet)
2.
Potter
(Fusiliers)
1.
G.
Ferguson
(Velvet)
1
Borland
(Navy)
1.
-
S.
Schcrk
(Navy)
l.
Howe
(Dry
Dock)
i.
Gomez
(Velvet)
2.
Lindsay
(Dry
Dock)
2.
It.
Cameron
(Navy)
i.
fit.
Dennis
(Navy)
1.
Woods
(Dry
Dock)
1.
McDonald
(Dry
Dock)
1.
ERRORS
Greer
(Velvet)
1.
iae
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TO
TEACH
SWIMMING
Classes
At
McClymoat
Parte
And
.
.
,
-
..
-
,
,
T.
.
It
is
evident
from
the
action
of
the
men
aboard
the
morse
Cree
starting
rit
British
liner
Arandora
Star
that
the
German
and
Italian
j
week
0
people
do
not
love
each
other
and
that
the
present
alliance
between
the
two
is
an
unnatural
one.
It
must
have
been
i1"
connection
with
the
oyro
a
terrible
scene
aboard
the
vessel
as
she
was
sinking
and,2?r'
tfYnLtTme
f,r,f
4.1
t
.
,
,
.
,
.
,
"
.
instruction.
In
Swimming
and
llff
the
men
aboard,
fighting
each
other
in
hope
of
securing
isaving
to
be
given
by
the
piay-a
place
in
the
lifeboats.
Had
the
submarine
given
th
.ground
staff
at
both
Morse
creek
proper
notice
of
intention
to
sink
the
ship,
they
would
and
Mcciymont
Park
throughout
have
been
told
there
were
Germans
aboard.
REFUGEE
CHILDREN
It
Sfpms
that,
nlrf.tflv
spvpmI
PrinrA
TCunprr
npnnlp
the
summer
will
start
next
week
Starting
Tuesday
there
will
be
classes
for
the
older
children
In
both,
swimming
.and
diving
along
with
life
saving
Instruction
.every
Tuesday
Aui.oua
a-nu
and
.Friday
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afternoon
mvuiiiuuu
.ac
atl
torlous
In
Ladles'
League
despatches
credited
So
it
or
to
tne
Associated
areas
m
ima
paper
ana
aiso
me
n
oci-uuu
imi
juai
u
hhk
Service
Club'
0
local
news
jjuuiuiucu
All
rlRUta
of
republication
of
special
despatches
,
Uiereln
are
also
reserved.
DAILY
EDITION
Friday,
July
5,
1940.
EDITORIALS
IMPORTANT
COUP
Softball
',.,,,...
,
.
Score
by
innings:
.
In
last
night's
City
League
foot-;
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ball
the
leading
Velvet
team
game
'aroUo
.4
2
2
2
0
4-14
defeated
the
Dry
Dock
by
a
score
Vejvet
1
1
3
2
0
314
of
two
goals
to
one.
The
game
was
by
far
the
best
of
the
season
with
both
teams
at
full
strength.
There
was
,no
score
Jn
the
first
half
although
Dry
Dock's
forwards
managed
lo
get
through
Velvet's
defence
several
times,
being
caught
offside
first
when
they
"were
on
the
verge
of
scoring.
Service
Club
McLeod,
Balllnger,
Williams,
Barber,
Smith,
V.
Cav-enalle,
Thompson,
S.
Cavenalle,
Phlllipson.
Cookies
Duffus,
Davis,
Hlngs-ton,
Blaln,
Basso-Bert,
Arney,
Pavne.
Morgan,
Turgeon.
Score
by
innings:
1
2
3
nil
aiier
mieen
minuies
oi
piay
jacK
rjoofejes
0
0
5
Lindsay
scored
on
breakaway
to
Lea(?ue
standlngs:
rut
Drv
Dock
In
the
lead.
Soon
qprvI(,
r,h
after
Velvet
scored
an
equalizer
r..t
""
when
Sonny
Dickens
converted
a
whirlwinds
4
corner
kick
taken
by
Helge
Holke-
cookies
3
stad.
Velvet's
secqnd
goal
was
velvet
0
scored
by
Darrow
Gomez
after
the
ball
rebounded
from
the
cross
bar
of
Dry
Dock's
goal.
Stars
of
the
game
were
Holke-stad
for
Velvet
and
Smith
In
goal
for
Dry
Dock.
Several
times
during
IU.
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i
a.
i
i
The
taking
over
by
the
British
of
the
French
navy
Tr-SE
4
1
0
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SPORT
CHAT
RlI7Annp
TnirlPti
FrpnVi
tonnto
Was
a
very
important
COUp
in
that
It
gave
no
Chance
lor
0f
the
game,
he
was
forced
to
re-
star,
died
in
Paris
of
pernicious
the
ships
to
fall
into
the
hands
ot
the
Uermans
or
Italians,
tire
from
the
field
owing
to
an
in
While
many
of
the
French
commanders
were
quite
in.
Jured
ankle.
ofrvoomonf
tkorn
u-ara
fVoa
urVin
hoA
Vioon
vpcpntlv
an.
"Wcifls
for
the
?ame
were
Mar
anemia
two
years
ago
yesterday
at
the
age
of
39.
Her
playing
career
reached
its
climax
In
1920,
I
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T.
,,,
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nr.
1
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usuiers
as
reicree
ana
""cu
wiura
uu
an
me
goiu
ijuiiueu
uy
tne
new
guvciiiiiicuu
vvnu
wcic
pi
u-uc.
...ai.
Cameron
and
Morgan
as
lines-
medals
at
the
Antwerp
Olympic
and
who
have
turned
the
vessels
over
to
the
enemy.
.men.
Games,
she
faded
rapidly
from
the
Whether
the
ships
will
be
of
full
naval
value
to
the.
The
city
league
standing:
Prts
snotllfhr
en
she
turned
British
is
not
made
clear.
The
chief
value
of
the
coup
was
i
w
d
l
f
a
Pts
professional
m
1926.
in
preventing
the
enemy
from
using
them.
They
could
,
V
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i
!.-
i.
i.
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ii
i
ii..
Navy
l
Q
i
i
ue
useu
iui
traiispuri.
ur
uuiei
putpuses
anu
eviueiiLi,
iDry
Dry
the
opinion
seems
prevalent
that,
with
so
many
French
officers
and
artificers
now
in
the
British
navy,
it
should
not
be
difficult
to
provide
ammunition
and
keep
at
least
some
of
the
ships
if
not
all
in
service.
Dock
0
Jack
Quest
of
Don
Rowing
Club,
Toronto,
sculled
his
way
to
Canada's
third
victory
In
the
Diamond
Sculls
event
10
years
ago
od"'
Lou
Scholes
won
the
race
for
the
Dominion
In
1904,
and
Joe
Wright
Jr.,
In
1928.
Baseball
Scores
National
League
Brooklyn
5-6,
New
York
M.Chicago
4-2,
St.
LOuU
3-5,
Boston
3-5,
Philadelphia
4-4.
Pittsburg
1-1,
Cincinnati
9-3.
American
League
Cleveland
3-2,
Detroit
5-1.
St!
Louis
3-5,
Chicago
.7-8.
Philadelphia
1-5,
Washington
5-9.
New
York
12-7,
Boston
4-3.
Baseball
Standings
--------
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National
Iarii
hn
VP
nffprprl
in
tataintn
fVioiv
hnmna
nna
nv
tnr-
yafnrrnn
tho
Mnrta
rslr
Dl
1
Mtuc
children,
either
for
the
duration
of
the
war
or
for
per-!
In
addition
to
this
Miss
Jean'ty,,,.
43
23
manent
adoption.
Possibly
there
are
others
who
would
Pa,u,?e
wiH
!lve
(f"
instruction
New
York
;;
38
26
like
to
do
the
same.
So
far
there
is
no
local
committee
or
"caymoTS
SSffi!
r-
45
Otner
organization
Innkinrr
jittpr
this
.iinrl.
pvpn
wirhnnr.
any
such,
many
applications
have
been
sent
in.
When
Tentative
plans-,
as
released
byig0t"rg
H
the
registration
of
women
was
taken
that
was
one
of
the
Nel1
Ross-
the
playground
super-Lhl,
d
lnhl;
questions
asked.
Would
the
person
registering
be
willing
r:ppr!
Lail
Zl
'
American
League
to
taKe
cnnuren
trom
the
war
area
lt
does
not
follow
.order
t0
Drovlde
t
"
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44
irom
this
every
person
asking
for
children
would
get
of
fuoervtsed
instruction
per
week,
them.
Some
investigations
will
be
made
to
find
out
if
the
This
win
give
the
vouneer
chiid-
conditions
would
be
suitable.
Doctors
are
in
many
cases
ren
n
chance
to-
use
the
Morse
,
i.il
j
i
j
i
s
Crppk
Pnnl
nn
tVioco
Hitr-
nrllh
-
juuniw
aiter
uwiurs
cnnuren,
cnemisis
are
taKing
cnem-
,:.
.
rr,
Chicago
ao
ists
children
and
so
on.
That
makes
it
more
likely
tw.""
llfe
g"ard
ln
attendance.
Dh,Lglu;:
1
the
children
taken
will
be
looked
after
in
a
suitable
man-
-
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ner.
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th
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
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of
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and
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Audit
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of
Circulations.
It
is
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only
paper
north
of
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and
west
of
Edmonton
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VALENTIN
DAJRY
Library
Board
Is
In
Session
Decrease
In
Circulation
Owing;
To
Holidays
To
Close
During
August
I
The
Prince
Rupert
Library
Board
,
'held
Its
regular
monthly
meeting,
I
Wednesday
evening.'Those
present
were
Frank
Dlbb,
chairman,
T.
a.
Black,
secretary,
Mrs.
N.
E.
Arnold,
A.
Mcintosh,
T.
J.
Williams
and
Miss
Olivs
van
Cooten,
librarian.
,
'
The
monthly
report
showed
a
.slight
decrease
in
circulation
Owing
to
the
commencement
of
the
holl-
1
I
day
season.
In
last
night's
Ladies'
Softball
'
It
was
decided
that
the
library
League
games
Grotto
defeated
the
t
would
close
for
the
holidays
Aug-cellar
team,
Velvets,
by
a
score
of'ust
3
and
re-open
August
26.
14
to
JO.
In
the
second
game
the
league
leading
Service
Club
de-j
feated
Cookies
by
a
sce
of
14
j
to
8.
I
w
.
1
1
a
11
W
I
t
VtnmA
in
Hie
Iirsi
Killlic
me
urai.
imurc
run
of
the
season
was
made
by
Susie
Woods
of
Grotto.
Batteries
were
Thomas
and
Johnson
for
Grotto
.and
Bond
and
Davis
lor
Velvets.
The
second
game
was
rather
one-sided
arid
the
Service
Club
never
In
danger
of
losing
the
Umpires
were
Slmundson,
Schroeder
and
Campbell.
Storekeeper
was
D.
Montesano.
Teams
were
as
follows:
Velvet
Rowe.
Bond,
Blake,
Dickens,
Chenoski,
Vlnk,
Davis,
A.
Go
mez,
and
R.
Gomez.
Grotto
M,
Glass.
Field,
Woods.
Ratchford.
I.
Thomas.
Nishlkazi.
Ijohnsun,
N.
Thomas,
II.
Glass.
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