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BOSTON,
June
21:
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An
experiment
with
salmon
hatched
cnoppy
being
made
in
an
effort
to
reestablish
this
fish
in
Massachusetts.
The
scheme
is
being
conducted
by
the
State
Department
of
Conservation.
Nearly
80,000
small
Atlantic
salmon
were
brought
into
this
state
from
Canada
and
dumped
hi
the
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For
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In
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May
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barometer,
30.24
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3057;
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53;
visibility,
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Vancouver
Clear,
northwest
wind,
five
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per
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baro-mpter.
30.14.
Prince
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southwe'
'
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AUSTRALIAN
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SYDNEY,
Australia,
June
21:
(CP)
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Is
manfacturlng
the
Wlrraway
single-engine,
second
line
fighter,
at
the
rate
of
stream
pollution
have
combined
six
a
week
here.
The
Wlrraway
Is
to
a
great
extent
In
clearing
the
an
entirely
Australian
craft,
de-fish
out
of
other
rivers
in
New
signed
here,
and
using
Australian
England.
motors.
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PACIFIC
Transcontinental
Trans-Atlantic
Trans-Pacific
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls,
and
Way
Ports
S.S.
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every
Friday
10
pan.
To
Vancouver
Direct
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Princess
Charlotte
Princess
Alide
June
1st,
15th,
29th
June
8th,
22nd
June
26th
To
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Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skagway
June
3rd,
10th,
17th,
21st,
24th,
July
1st.
5th
Connections
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with
Canadian
Pacific
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and
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INDIANS
IN
LEADERSHIP
NEW
YORK,
June
21:
CP
In
;
yesterday's
Major
League
baseball
games
the
second
place
Brooklyn
1
Dodgers
mover
into
exclusive
lead-1
(
ership
of
the
National
League
when
the
Cincinnati
Reds
went
down
to
defeat
by
the
Philadelphia
Phillies
after
being
tied
with
the
Dodgers
for
first
place.
In
other
National
League
games
the
New
York
GlanU
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northwest
wind,
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,
aeipma
ia
Athletics
defeated
.1.
the
De-i
15
miles
per
hour;
barometer.
30.-
trolt
,,.
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i.
The
scores
were
as
fallour
National
Leasue
Cincinnati
3.
Philadelphia
4.
Chicago
3.
New
York
6.
Pittsburg
8,
Boston
7.
s
American
league
New
York
0,
Chicago
1.
Washington
1,
Cleveland
12.
Philadelphia
6,
Detroit
4,
Boston
1-4.
St.
Louis
2-11.
Local
Sport
Bellamy
and
Fulton
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
Club's
championr
ship
tournament
will
be
played
tomorrow
afternoon
and
the
men's
doubles
final
of
Borland
"and
Nor-rington
vs.
Lambie
and
Owyer
on
Sunday
afternoon.
Both
matches
will
be
the
best
of
five
sets
events.
Wet
grounds
last
night
necessitated
postponement
of
the
City
Football
League
fixture
between
Dry
Dock
and
Navy.
It
will
be
played
on
Monday
evening
if
weather
permits.
!
The
unfavorable
weather
last
evening
also
caused
postponement
of
the
scheduled
fixtures
In
the
Ladles'
Softball
League.
Francois
Lake
:
Ball
Captain
kli
Slashes
Leg
FRANCOIS
LAKE,
June
21
Tommy
Furry,
manager
of
the
;
Francois
Lake
baseball
team,
sus-1
talned
a
serious
axe
cut
while
get
ting
out
poles
for
a
new
backstop
for
the
local
ball
ground.
The
heavy
l
double
axe
drove
into
his
leg
below
the
knee
to
the
full
width
of
the
'blade.
Rushed
to
the
care
of
Dr.
Holmes
at
Burns
Lake,
he
was
able
to
return
to
his
home
and
will
re-
.
cover
in
time
for
the
next
schedul
ed
game
of
the
Interior
League.
RAPID
RECOVERY
SYDNEY,
Australia,
June
21:
(CP)
Six
hdles
down
at
the
end
of
the
morning
round,
A.
N.
Wat-,erson
took
the
New
South
Wales
1
amateur
gold
championship
here
by
1
defeating
D.
J.
Davies,
three
and
two
In
the
final.
in
SPORT
CHAT
Unde
Sam's
greatest
athletes.
ha
mlehY
have
been
In
Finland
this
summer
at
the
war-cancelled
!l940
Olympic
Oames.
will
fight
it
out
among
themselves
Instead
In
Fresno.
California.
The
event
that
,wtB
bring
them
together
Is
the
Na
this
will
climax
the
1940
track
sea
son.
An"extra-added"
feature
at
year's
meet
will
be
the
use
of
an
electric
timer
which
Its
inventor.
Dr.
11.
O.
Burbridge
of
Fresno
Siate
College
says
is
accurate
to
1-1000
of
a
second.
The
timer
Is
started
by
the
firing
of
the
starting
gun
and
stopped
when
the
runners
break
the
tape
at
the
finish
In
specially
arranged
lane
stalls.
Bur-bridge
estimates
the
timer
will
"slow
down"
present
record
by
about
1-10
of
a
second.
I
The
New
York
Athletic
Club
and
the
Olympic
Club
of
San
Francisco
have
monopolized
title
honors
dur
ing
the
past
10
years
of
the
AAU.
beat
the
Chicago
Cubs
and
the
Wlt.h
an
!h
etern"
Boston
Bees,
the
cellar
team,
lost
to
I
the
Chicago
White
Sox.
The
Cleve
land
Indians
moved
into
the
lead-
ers.
But
any
organization,
from
a
big
university
to
an
American
Legion
post
or
a
Civil
Conservation
North
River
at
Norwell
and
in
the
northwest
wind,
two
miles
per
crsnip
of
leajfue
b
defeaUng
,
"f'
n
enter
a
team.
Last
Park
River
at
Newbury.
It
is
hoped
the
salmon
will
live
safely
for
a
time
in
these
rivers
and
then,
after
a
year
or
more
at
sea,
win
come
back
and
spawn
In
their
adonted
watrs
'
The
salmon
egg,
were
placed
In
one
of
the
Conservation
Department's
hatcheries
because
the
Canadian
hatcheries
bareiy
produce
enough
fish
for
Canadian
use.
Dr.
David
L.
Beldlng,
Boston
biologist
and
member
of
the
Quebec
Salmon
Commission,
believed
a
majority
of
salmon
return
to
rivers
where
they
were
spawned.
An
experiment
at
Apple
River,
N.
S.,
showed
that
returning
salmon
In
all
cases
took
the
branch
of
the
river
In
which
they
were
released.
Maine
is
now
the
only
New
England
state
which
has
Atlantic
salmon.
The
building
of
dams
and
hour;
barometer.
3057
(
temperature,
54;
visibility,
y.
miles.;
light
swell.
1H
Bay
Overcast,
northwest
wind,
15
miles
per
hour;
barometer.
3(156;
temperature,
51;
falling):
the
Washington
Senators,
thereby
'
Werc
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30
ams
and
by
20
unattached
DUtUne
u,,
Rlnn
RaH
Cw
many
athletes
s
'
ww
vu
wrvsv,
former
league
leaders,
into
second
place
when
they
lost
two
games
to
the
St.
Louis
Browns
in
a
double
.
Burijs
Returns
header.
In
the
other
scheduled;
TV'filJ
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the
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To
SYDNEY,
Australia.
Juno
91
-
;'CPWT$mmy
Burns,
former
box
lng
heaTprweight
champion
of
the
iworic
nas
come
back
to
Sydney
'Born;
Noah
Brusso
at
Hanover.
Ontario,
ln
1881,
Burns
lost
his
world
title
to
Jack
Johnson
here
(Christmas
Day.
1903,
in
a
battle
'so
fierce
Dollce
entered
the
rinr
to
stop
the
scrappers
In
the
14th
round.
Now
Burns
is
back
with
three
Canadian
mlttmen
to
stir
up
the
winter
boxing
season
just
start-
The
men's
singles
final
between
lng-he
re.
One
of
his
proteges
is
n
j.
...
.
..
.
'VJJi.
r
t
.
Eddie
Wenstob.
cowboy
heaw
weight
from
Edmonton,
well-known
In
the
Canadian
West.
He
was
a
contender
for
the
Canadian
tlght-heavywelght
title
and
only
recently
turned
heavy.
He
was
fighting
in
England
two
years
ago.
Burns
other
battlers
are
Sammy
Jenkins,
middleweight,
and
Eddie
Ryan,
featherweight.
Baseball
Standings
Natldnal
League
Brooklyn
33
Cincinnati
35
New
York
32
Chicago
.'.
29
St.
Louis
53
Pittsburg
19
Philadelphia
18
Boston
16
American
League
Boston
31
Cleveland
35
Detroit
32
New
York
27
St.
Louis
27
Chicago
,
55
Philadelphia
...21
17
19
18
28
29
30
31
33
20
22
21
27
29
30
33
Washington
21
37
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JOE
LOUIS
IS
WINNER
Scored
Technical
Knock-out
Over
Arturo
Godoy
Last
Night
NEW
YORK,
June
21:
'CP
Joe
Louis
retained
hit
world's
heavyweight
boxing
championship
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and
eighth
rounds,
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was
a
ton
spectacle
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this
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but
broke
sway
from
his
handler
wnen
oeing
guiaeo
rrotn
toe
ring
and
made
for
Louis
who
was
In
his
corner.
Thirty
thousand
watched
the
fight
It
was
the
eleventh
anwaafat
title
defence
for
Louis.
pepper's
ejection
ST.
LOUIS.
Jane
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per
Martins
ejection
from
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St.
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cotutiUHed
a
baaebail
rarity-the
first
time
ha
had
ever
been
toated
out
of
a
Na
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League
tame
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