iii
I
PAGZ
FOUa
OPENING
'SCHEDULE
GROUNDS
OF
BOWLS
1
'
-
Resorts
of
Gyro
Club
for
Cliililren
li
v.,-;......
it
w.-
r:
i
Tnnn
2
-Rneers
vs
Paul.
MiJ'hefl
11
,
u
1
IVU
A
HI
UA
Vj,
,
illl.
J
-
v
Now
Equipped
for
Seawm
vs.
Vickers,
Murray
vs.
Frew,
Mc-
SOFTBALL
Schedule
for
the
first
half
of
the
season
in
the
Ledies
Softball
League
Is
announced
as
follows:
June
2
Gordon
&
Anderson
vs.
Grotto.
Juno
G
Service
Club
vs.
Freser
Street.
June
9
Fraser
Street
vs.
Grotto.
June
13
Gordon
&
Anderson
vs.
Service
Club.
June
16
Gordon
&
Anderson
vs.
Fraser
Street.
June
20
Grotto
vs.
Service
Club.
June
23
Grotto
vs.
Gordon
&
Anderson.
June
27
Fraser
Street
vs.
Service
Club.
CIGARETTE
PAPERS
Meekln
vs.
Preece.
so
as
tne
cnnaren
may
nave
en-:
-t
i
n.
nuuw,
h.-i
Joyment
of
the
facilities
durtng
this
Meekln
vs.
Tinker,
Paul
vs.
Dsn-1
A
111?
C
Ift
jfj
flTHlkKN
rriY
w-it
r
fine
weather
and
into
the
month!'
Murray
v
Vickers,
ljillJlEiU
ill
!VLl
IlilLlliJ
or
June
before
the
regular
super-.
"
vs.
wuuuuw,
revised
activities
of
the
summer
va-,?"
vs.
Tinker,
Preece
vs.
Ben-
canon
momns
commence,
tne
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
has
now.
June
Sogers
vs.
Frew,
Mc-erected
swings
and
other
equip-,
pn
vs
Paul.
Murray
vs.
Preece.
niMit
anrt
onened
thp
vnrlon?
nlsiv-
MeMeekin
V6.
Vickers.
grounds
in
the
city.
The
swimming
June
H
R
vs.
Preece,
Mur-tank
at
McClymont
Park
was,
filled
rav
v
Wtnskw,
McMeekin
vs,
with
water
yesterday.
Bwmwwi,
Paul
vs.
Tinker.
Ormmlzation
of
the
nersonnel
of
1
McPhee
v
.
Winslow,
the
playground
supervising
staff
for
Vtete
vs.
Benson,
Frew
v,
Tlnk-July
and
August
is
now
being
pro-
er-
ceeded
with
by
the
playground
June
IB-Rogers
-vs.
McMeekin.
committee
of
the
club
headed
by
Phee
vs.
Frew,
Murray
vs.
Tink-Frank
Skinner.
,cr.
Pal
vs.
Preece.
i
June
18
McMeekin
vs.
Frew.
McPhee
vs.
Preece,
Winslow
vs.
!
Benson,
Vickers
I
rvinn
7Y
vs.
Tinker.
I
AIEgNV
im
!
June
20-Murray
vs.
Benson,
X-it&J
tkJJ
211
Rogers
vs.
Vickers,
Paul
vs.
Wins-
low.
SPORT
CHAT
Floyd
Roberts,
38-year
old
avl-
lation
engineer
of
Van
Niuys,
Calif.,
Istreaked
around
the
2'2-mile
In-;dianapolis
Motor
Speedway
three
years
ago
yesterday
to
win
the
(annual
500-mile
race
by
five
miles
tin
the
26th
running
of
the
famous
classic.
Ills
average
speed
of
117
miles
an
hour
was
a
new
record.
!lt
eclipsed
the
previous
record
of
jll3
established
by
Wilbur
Shaw
of
Indianapolis
in
1937..
I
Jan
HUDoeiis
brilliant
24-same
.winning'
streak
over
a
two-season
stretch
was
snapped
by
Brooklyn
Dodgers
at
New
York
four
years
age
today.
The
New
York
Southpaw
was
blasted
off
the
mound
in
the
fourth
inning
and
the
Dodgers
went
on
to
win
10-3.
Donnacona
Insulating
Boards
WALLBOARDS
We
have
on
hand
large
stocks
of
coal
to
suit
every
requirement.
All
our
coal
is
carefully
screened
and
prepared.
Also
a
complete
line
of
lumber
for
every
type
of
building.
Our
shingles
are
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
they
are
not
kiln
dried
and
have
all
of
the
natural
oils
so
necessary
to
long
life
and
durability.
SAND
CEMENT
GRAVEL
LIME
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
I'HONi:
C51
rilONE
C52
I
Moth
Fume
CRYSTALS
W
I
1
lb.
Tin
-50c
Moth
Proof
BAGS
Price
50c
-
-
-
Ormes
Ltd.
TZfut
Pioneer
Druqgtets
The
RexaU
Store
Phones
81
&
Open
Dally
from
8
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidayi
from
12
to
2
p.m.
and
7
to
I
f.m.
Never
Say
tory
Bonds!
SOFTBALL
Women's
Service
Corps
Mas
Close
Victory
Over
Grotto
The
Ladles'
Softball
League
got
off
to
a
eood
start
last
night
with
the
Women's
Service
Corps
coming
from
behind
In
the
last
inning
to
win
a
close
same
from
Grotto
15
to
14.
The
winners
outhit
the
losers
11
to
7.
The
Grotto
was
leading
until
the
hut
fifth
innine
9
to
7
then
the
Ser
vice
lassies
turned
on
the
heat
to
tie
it
9
to
9.
The
score
was
tied
again
14-all
in
the
seventh
and
final
inning
when
Robertson
was
brought
in
on
V.
Cavenailes
two-
base
hit
to
win
the
game
15
to
14.
Highlight
of
this
game
was
a
fine
home
run
by
E.
Smith
of
Service
Corp.
Umpires
for
the
evening
were
H.
Astoria
sr.
and
K.
Schubert.
Scorer
was
D.
Montesano.
.
Batteries:
Grotto
Roberton,
E.
Thomas.
Service
Corps
M.
Wiliams.
P.
Wiggins.
CARDINALS
GO
STRONG
Setting
Fast
Pace
In
National
League
Cleveland
Slipping
In
American
NEW
YORK
May
31:
iCP
While
the
St.
Louis
Cardinal
continue
their
sensational
winning
streak
to
build
up
a
margin
of
leadership
in
the
National
League
which
now
stands
at
tliree
full
Pts.
.730
.707
.571
.447
.415
.400
.343
.209
.630
.615
.548
.524
.500
.500
.333
.341
Die
Say
Buy
Vic-
IN
TIIK
SlTHEMi:
C'Ol'KT
OF
111(11
ISM
(OI.D.MKIA
IN
I'KOIIATi:
In
thr.
Matin-
r
Hie
"Ailtnlnlslriillon
Act"
Anil
In
tliV
Mnllrr
of
the
Estate
of
I'd
ward
llensle.v,
I)(tiim-(I
TAKE
NOTICE
ithot
by
Order
ot
HU
Honor,
W.
E.
Plfcher,
made
on
the
23
rd
cLlv
nf
Mnv.
A.
Tl
1041
t
WAjt
urmnlntrl
Administrator
ot
the
estate
of
Edward
Hensley,
deceased,
with
Will
annexed,
and
oJl
.mr.tJpn
JiavIti?
LlIttia
nfrtiiriKt
.the
said
estate
are
hereby
required
to
rurnisn
same,
properly
vemied,
to
me
on.
or
Mnrii
.h
27,Ti
rtnv
r,f
.Tim
A
ID.
1941,
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
'estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
toelr
Indebtedness
to
me
for.Uvwltli,
I
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
D.
C
.
this
1
27th
day
ol
May.
A.
D.
1941
I.
HERBERT
P
OLASSEV
Ortlclal
Administrator,
Atlln,
BX7
na
daily
nana
aalii
WIN.
AGAIN
Watts
&
Nickerson
Defeat
Co-ops
In
Intermediate
Baseball
In
another
Intermediate
Baseball
League
game
played
on
Friday
nieht
Watts
and
Nickerson
team
hustled
through
to
win
over
Cooperatives
by
a
12-7
spore.
Co-op
started
strong
and
forced
over
a
run
in
its
half
of
the
first
Vuakovich
stemmed
the
tide
will
6
0
3
meet
Co-operatives
tomorrow
in
another
are
now
only
one
and
a
half
eames
to
the
BU1-
Arney.
Klllas,
Scherk.
Gurvich
good
over
Chicago
White
Sox.
In
ai
ng
Vuckovlch
and
Montesano.
(Memorial
Day
double-header
yes-
The
standing
for
the
Intermedi-I
terday
St.
Louis
won
twice
from
'
ate
League
to
date
Is
as
follows:
i
Cincinnati
Reds.
Cleveland
drop
I
For
third
place
honors
in
the
American
'League
a
tight
race
continues.
The
Detroit
Tigers
won
a
pair
over
the
lowly
St.
Louis
Browns
yesterday
to
hold
third
place.
New
York
Yankees
split
with
Boston
Red
Sox
and
are
but
half
a
game
behind.
The
Boston
Red
Sox
and
Philadelphia
Athletics
are
now
tied
for
leadership
of
the
second
division.
Memorial
Day
scores
were
as
follows:
National
League
Brooklyn
8-6,
New
York
0-2.
Chicago
7-4,
Pittsburg
6-5.
Boston
5-4,
PhiladelDhla
6-1.
St.
Louis
4-2,
Cincinnati
1-1.
'Thirteen
innings.)
American
League
Cleveland
1-2,
Chicago
7-5.
New
York
4-0,
Boston
3-13.
Philadelphia
7-14,
Washington
4-4.
St.
Louis
5-6,
Detroit
6-10.
The
league.
standing
to
date:
National
League
W
L
St.
Louis
...32
9
Brooklyn
..29
12
New
York
20
15
Chicago
....
17
21
Cincinnati
17
24
Pittsburg
14
21
Boston
12
23
Philadelphia
11
27
American
League
Cleveland
29
17
Chicago
24
15
I
Detroit
.23
79
New
York
22
20
Boston
...
19
19
Philadelphia
21
21
Washington
14
28
St.
Louis
14
27
W
Watts
&
Nickerson
...w.w.,w..
2
t.
1
j.
Pet.
,uU(
.667
June
27
Watts
&
Nickerson
vs.
Dry
Dock.
June
29
Co-op
vs.
Dry
Dock.
July
4
Co-op
vs.
Watts
&
Nick
erson.
July
6
Watts
&
Nickerson
Dry
Dock.
,
July
6
Watts
&-
Nickerson
Dry
Dc;k.
July
11
Co-op
vs.
Dry
Dock
Second
Half
July
13
Watts
&
Nlckeii
on
Co-op.
July
18
Watts
&
Nickerson
Dry
Dock.
July
20
Co-op
vs.
Dry
Dock.
July
25
Co-op
vs.
Watts
vs.
vs
Nickerson.
July
27
Dry
Dock
vs.
Watts
&
Nickerson.
vs.
vs.
IN
Till:
SITKKMR
COCKT
OF
HHITISII
(OI.I
.MIUA
IN
I'ltOIIATK
In
the
Mailer
of
the
"Administration
Act"
And
In
the
.Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Itot.ert
Kniuniicl
Johnson
Deceased
TAKE
NOTICE
that
tov
Order
of
His
Honor,
W.
E.Flsher
made
on
the
15th
day
of
May
A.
D.
1941,
I
was
appointed
Executor
of
Me
Estate
of
Robert
Emanuel
Johnson,
deoonreri,
and
U1
parties
having
claims
against
the
Bald
estate
are
iheroby
reoulred
to
'
(urntsh
same.
prcferly
verified,
to
mo
on
or
before
the
27th
day
of
June,
A.
D.
1941,
and
all
ipartles
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
required'
ito
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indtlbiiedness
to
me
forthwith.
DATED
n.t.
PrltiM
Rune.rt.
B.C..
27th
day
of
May.
A.
D.
1941.
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
PAINTING
Decorative
Kalsominlnc
LOItNE
CORNELL
Gordon
and
Anderson's,
Phone
40
Students
Compel
BO-ME-HI
FIELD
DAY
SUCCESS
Gamma
House
Won
Decisively
In
Thursday's
Competitions
In
perfect
weather
last
Thurs
day
afternoon
the
entire
student
body
of
Booth
Memorial
High
by
striking
out
the
next
three
School
gathered
at
Acropolis
Hill
batters.
The
Co-operatives
threat-
for
its
second
annual
field
day.
l.
Audrey
Toombs,
Alpha;
2.
Don-
aldo
Rix,
Gamma;
SPORT
1
J
i
it
'
Bill
Davles
and
Macey,
Gamma
Three-legged
Race,
Junior
girls
1.
RLx
and
Murvold,
Gamma;
2.
Paulis
and
Fitzgerald,
Gamma:
3.
Joy
and
June
Berg.
Gamma.
3.
Arline
Fitz-
n,m,o
Sack
Race
(CO
yds.).
Junior
bovs
1.
Harry
Hamilton.
Gamma:
2.
Joe
Davies,
Gamma;
3.
Archie
Mc-
Leod,
Alpha.
Boot
and
Shoe
Race
(60
vd.o
Junior
girls
1.
Donalda
Rix,
Gam
ma,
i.
Chrlssie
Montgomery,
Beta;
3.
Isobel
MacKenzle.
Alpha.
Three-legged
Race,
senior
boys
i.
Miiis
and
Alexander,
Beta;
2.
Santurbane
and
Hunter,
Beta;
3.
MacKay
and
Wearmouth,
Gamma.
Three-legged
Race.
1
linlnr
hnve
i.
mniett
and
Kadowaki
Rpt.n-
Beef
and
Hamilton
n-,,
.
o
'.
i
wujuiiia,
j.
.
We
need
your
co-operation
to
give
you
better
service.
Please
put
out
our
milk
bottles
dally
as
we
need
them
for
tomorrow.
Dominion
Dairy
PHONE
10
'
v
Yes
Folks
We
have
Tinware,
Aluminum
Ware,
Glassware,
Chlnaware,
Babys'
Leather
Harness,
Pocket
Knives,
Table
Cutlery-at
reasonable
prices
at
the
VARIETY
STORE
"Where
Your
Dimes
Are
Little
Dollars"
Phone
Red
120
P.O.Box
757
330
3rd
Ave.
West
Three-legged
Race,
senior
girls
11.
Michl
and
Emily
Yamanaka.
Alpha;
2.
M.
Oavies
and
C.
Mc-Kenzle,
Alpha;
.
M.
Smith
and
N.
Currie,
Gamma.
100
Yards,
Junior
girls
1.
Donalda
Rix,
Gamma;
2.
Audrey
Toombs.
lAlpha;
3.
Evelyn
Bussey,
Alpha,
and
Edith
Murvold,
Gamma.
100
Yards,
senior
girls
cl2
sec.)
1,
Chrlssle
McKenzle,
Alpha;
2.
June
Jewitt,
Gamma;
3.
Nancy
Owens,
Beta.
220
Yards,
Junior
boys
(35
sec.)
H.
Joe
Davles.
Gamma:
2.
Maurice
ened
again
tn
the
third
oy
loaning
uue
liugciy
w
joe
jjavies
za
Teng,
Beta;
the
bases
with
none
out
but
an
Points,
Gamma
House
amassed
a
r.nmmn
3.
Tommy
Pilfold,
unassisted
double
play
by
Alex
tota'
of
114
points,
giving
It
a
de-
v9ni
ninrhm..
Bill,
shortstop,
stopped
the
rally
cis.ive
lead
over
Beta
with
88
points
,
shortv'
sntnrhnnp
n,.
'
,
.
..
..
nnA
link.
.UU
m
1,
I
,
-,
.
Again
in
me
sevenm
ine
uo--op
ut
mi
o.
however,
a
Tom
Y.ammtr!i
t
ta
ir
i.
.
.
.
enftKnll
i
U.
1
1
,
,
-,
.
pusnea
across
iour
rnunlo
nf
hte
qnH
runs
on
ai50IlDUl
serie
to
oe
played
at
the
ney
Gamma
errors.
Then
scho1
may
influence
the
llnall
Mtpv
Watts
"
and
Nickerson
pounced
on
standing
Thompson;
lULrmpsuii,
three
Co-op
hurlers
for
fifteen
hits
1
Under
the
supervision
of
Miss
Ian
McRae
while
Vuckovich
of
the
Clothiers
Molly
held
Co-op
down
to
7
hits
by
some
masterly
pitching.
Outfielder
Nick
Pavlikis
of
Watts
and
Nickerson
sparked
his
team
by
Winslow
2.
open
1.
John
Vernon
Ciccone;
3.
ailtt
W.
W.
C.
WlcrVl
Inmn
timln.
rrllo
in
tt
t
ONelll,
assisted
by
the
taff,
a
ln.)-l.
Bea
Ritchie,
Alpha;
2.
program
of
track,
field
and
novekv
events
was
run
off
without
a
hitch,
my
nmmn
The
only
accident
was
a
brokpn
I
ti.u
""a
wul
una
anvmg
,
-
n
mBn
juiupins.
2
YSnnrv
Oiwn
Potn-
T.,
in
five
runs.
Henry
Montesano
I
ollver
Santerbane
was
In
rare
jewltt
Gamma
'
'
'
made
his
debut
in
the
leaefue
for
tor
in
the
Senior
boys'
division.!
th!
t
u
.
Watts
and
Nickerson
and
did
well,
taking
the
senior
championship
'in
,j
3Z
Gamma
'
2
Herble
Morgan
umpired.
P-
Joe
DaViea,
gangling
Lawrence
Hankinson',
Beta;
3.
Ver
Batteries:
Jnur:
UP
a
ttol
of
28
pointsnon
Ciccone,
Gamma,
and
Shigeml
!
tad
ne
Junlor
dlvls,on-
Chrlssle
Co-op-
MacDonald.
Simundsen.
Naeasuye.
Muh
Hetherington
and
Zbura.
McKenzle
llL
was
far
ahead
.f
of
th!
High
Jump,
senior
boys
(4
ft.
7
Watts
and
Ntckerson-Vuckovlch
5?"
gl
WV
2
Plnts
and
in.)-l
Shorty
Santurbane,
Beta:
and
Postuk.
"
mx'
.
wu.n
.
10
Vomis,
led
2.
Joe
Hayakawa.
Gamma:
3.
Bnvo
Store
by
.innings:
.ine
junior
giru-divtolon.
Gurvich.
Beta.
1
2
3
Cop-op
1
1
0
W.
and
N
1
0
3
Watts
and
Nickerson
4
5
1
0
0
5
n
,
v
a
!
arC.aS
fll0WS:
1
Relay-
Junlor
boy5-1-
Gamma;
2.
-wo,
j
uiuvji
5u.
11.0
srtj
nprn
Rplnv
Innlnr
irlrlc
1
Air,
Via
gerald
Gamma.
.
Relay.'
senior
girls-l.
Gamma:
2.
igames
over
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers,
Intermediate
League
baseball
game.
I
,
iar,as'
P0'
V
".1
sec.)
Beta.
Cleveland
Indians
continue
to!waus
ana
CKerson
line-up
will
'
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Relay,
senior
boys
1.
Beta;
2,
wnvpr
waver
in
In
f
the
ho
'Amorloon
American
and
on,1
i
oe
De
as
as
roIlows:
IOllOWS:
Pavlikis,
Pavllkls.
Postnlr
Postuk,
unre,
uajnma,
'
4.
Jl
SCHEDULE
Jtinr
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r
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a09
Donalda
Rlx'
Gamma:
2-
Margaret
t,
sec
i
J06
Dfles'
Gamma;
2.
Martensen.
Alpha;
3.
Evelyn
Bus-Maunce
Teng,
Beta;
3.
Ruka
Mat-
y
Alpha
'
sumoto
Gamma.
,
.de
Racp
junk)r
100
Yards.
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DCla,
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1
2
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sec.)l.
Shorty
Santerbane.
Beta;
Shigeml
Nagasuye.
Alpha.
2-
Tom
Yamamoto,
Beta-
3.
Ted;
Bicycle
Race,
senior
boys
1.
Sid
inrney,
uamma.
'
Alexander,
Beta;
2.
George
Hank-;
Broad
Jump,
Junior
girls:
(11
ft.
inson,
Alpha.
5
In.)
l.
Arline
Fitzgerald,
Gam-,
.MS
A,pha;
3"
ISObel
Hach
ten
encmsand
people
with
First
Half
Broad
Jumpfsenior
girls:
(12
ft
I"'
ad"
ta
NeWS"
June
1-Co-op
vs.
Watts
&
Nick-
8
In.)
1.
Chrissie
McKenzle.
At.
-
erson.
.
pha:
2.
June
.Tpwitt.
nomm-,.
June
6
Watts
&'
Nickerson
vs.
Nancy
Owens,
Beta.
Dry
Dock.
Broad
Jumn
nninr
ha
t
uuc
--op
vs.
ury
dock.
2
in.)-l.
Joe
Davles.
Gamma;
2.
June
13
CO-OP
VS.
Watts
&
Tnmmv
Pilfnl
o
t,-.u..1
wicKerson.
BmTn
rirmmn
j
u.,..u.
rr.
"
a"
1CnB,
June
15-Watts
&
Nicker.on
vs.
Bet,
Dry
Dock.
Broad
Jumn
cpninr
ia
t
:
rt
iui
1
o-op
vs.
ury
Dock.
ft.
l
m.)-l.
Tom
Yamamoto,
Beta;
June
22
Co-op
vs.
Watts
i'2,Shnrt
fi,nt,k,-
t.4.
Nickerson.
iiimtpr
lut.
Lawn
BowlJ
Last
Evenino
Further
Play
Fj,j0)edr
J
WMtl.erConditi0t1
With
ideal
sUU
prevalllne.
tarn.-
"jrru
nun.
men
In
tv.
,
National
Railways
tAague
wiw
resul'j
as
l
jacic
tTew
rink
n
rink.
7.
Ptry
Tinker
27
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13.
Roy
Winslow
20
p,i
CITY
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Composites
Dry
Dock
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Independents
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R.
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SOFTBALL
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Providing
tat
c.
games
each
Tue:i;v
cr.lt
evening,
the
Cttv
Scft
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schedule
for
th?
ftr:
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season
was
annexed
C.
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by
President
W
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schedule
Is
as
foI'.a-
June
3
Orotto
e
Stec
1
Stones
vs.
Dn-ick
June
5
Drv
Dc:lc
v.
suc
ers;
Stones
vs
Orott:
June
10
Grotto
o
Orv
Steel
Workers
Stone.'.
June
12-
Drv
Deck
vat
Steel
Workers
vs
Grotto
June
17
Grono
v:
Strr
Workers
vs.
Drv
Deck
June
19-Stonc3
vs
Stfclt
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Dry
Dock
v.
Grotto
June
24
Grotto
vs
St
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Stones
vs
Drv
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