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ASEH
STREET
SPORT
CHAT
In
National
League
Meld
for
1912,
John
K
Mize.
New
York,
leads
the
first
basemen
with
a
percentage
of
Wfctllghola
J.
Wltek.
New
York,
heirat
In
second
basemen,
with
.978.
Stanley
C.
Hack,
Chicago,
U
he
leader
among
the
third
bate
run,
with
Edward
R.
Miller,
Boston,
for
the
third
consecutive
tarj
tops
shortstops
with
.983,
a
eti
league
record
surpassing
the
.nark
of
978
held
by
James
Cooney,
.hago-Philadelphia
made
in
1937
jtuilel
W.
Litwhiler,
Philadelphia,
iv
going
through
the
1942
season
A.uiout
making
an
error
In
151
:ames.
established
an
all-time
re-
ord
with
a
perfect
average,
ac
cepting
117
chances.
Arnold
M
Jwens.
Brooklyn,
leads
the
catch-
rs
with
JTJ.
Ray
LaMann.
Cincin
nati,
had
the
most
passed
balls,
11
Twenty-two
pitchers
fielded
for
a
1030.
the
leadership
going
to
Ola
ode
W
Passeau.
with
73
chances.
Wil
ham
F.
Jurgea,
9few
York,
with
11
Leldtns
Innings
without
a
chance
tied
record
held'
by
many
players,
Srotemter
tt
against
Brooklyn
Leonard
R.
UeraOo,
Chicago,
making
4
errors
In
lad
inning
of
xTond
game
mptssrifcsr
IS
against
Boston,
established
new
league
r
Vancouver
Couple
'
Are
Wedded
Here
Mi
vi
Constance
Dorothy
I'uscie
and
Mrlvin
James
Ullies
Are
United
The
marriage
took
place
last
Fri
day
at
the
Manse
of
First
United
Church.
Iter;
James
A.
Donnell
ol-
iclating,
ef
Miss
Constance
Doro
thy
Pusdc
and
Melvin
James
Lil
ies,
recently
arrived
from
Vancou
ver,
witnesses
oi
the
ceremony
ere
Robert
F.
Hltchens
and
Nor
man
Leslie
Wantes.
cord,
former
record
hM
by
three
National
League
shortstops
who
had
3.
As
for.crut
fielding
features,
New
fork,
led
in
fielding
percentage,
Alth
.9772.
Cincinnati
made
most
double
plays,
1M,
and
had
most
pu
touts,
4337.
Boston
made
most
passed
balls,
14.
St.
Louis
had
most
men
left
on
bases,
1218.
Chicago
had
most
assists,
1874
and
most
total
chances,
6048.
Philadelphia
committed
most
errors,
194.
By
fielding
.973,
the
league
tied
their
high
mark
made
in
1933,
and
committing
but
13-12
errors
for
a
new
sow.
replaced
old
record
of
1349
made
In
1933.
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Vote
the
Labor
slate.
John
Good,
who
is
enlisting
In
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force,
re
turned
to
the
city
yesterday
afternoon
from
Vancouver
and
will
be
returning
south
again
before
the
end
of
the
month.
A.
J.
Saulre.
formerly
of
the
local
dry
dock
and
now
a
govern
ment
steamboat
Inspector,
arrived
in
the
city
yesterday
afternoon
from
Vancouver,
being
here
on
official
business.
Girls'
three
piece
Coats,
etc.
Boys',
coats
only.
Sizes
one
to
eight,
Wee
Tots'
Shoppe.
Mrs.
Yvonne
Firkins
and
members
of
her
Seaforth
Follies
con
cert
party,
which
has
been
In
the
north
to
entertain
the
forces,
left
last
night
on
their
return
to
Van
couver.
Walter
Middleton,
former
pro
vincial
constable
at
Massett,
where
he
still
resides,
arrived
In
the
city
Sunday
night
from
the
Islands
and
returned
home
to
Massett
last
night.
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Imagine
yourself
proudly
attired
in
trim
Air
Force
Uluc.
You
world
of
adventure.
cnicr
a
crcat,
new,
wonderful
Join
t!ic;t.GA.r.
now.
You'll
spend
a
few
weeks
in
training
right
into
action
.
.
.
near
Ottawa
or
Toronto.
Then
you'll
get
it
may
be
in
Nova
Scotia
or
Saskatchewan;
Newfoundland
or
Uritish
Columbia.
Later,
possibly,
you
may
go
overseas.
There
arc
40
different
trades
you
may
enter
in
the
R.CA.F
Perhaps
)ou'Il
drive
a
tractor,
or,
if
you
love
to
cook,
you'l
enjoy
preparing
meals
for
husky
young
airmen.
Perhaps
you
II
be
a
stenographer,
a
fabric
worker
or
a
wireless
operator.
Perhaps
you'll
fold
parachutes
or
run
a
teletype
machine.
Whatever
your
task,
you
will
be
sharing
in
the
great
work
.
of
the
K.CA.F.,
just
as
surely
as
though
you
were
sitting
at
the
controls
of
a
Spitfire,
or
manning
a
machine
gun,
or
looking
through
the
bomb
sights.
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Jfc
Donald
Main
left
this
afternoon
for
Vancouver.
Miss
Hazel
Mather
left
last
night
for
8andsplt.
Vote
Sorensen,
Black,
Brett.
El
llott,
Hills
and
Morgan
for
a
Council
that
is
not
afraid
of
work.
Mrs.
Forman
and
P.
Mason
yesterday
for
Port
Simpson.
left
Mrs.
J.
K.
Murray
and
son
David
leave
this
afternoon
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Labor
offers
you
Jack
Dp
anc
and
J.
T.
Langridge
for
school
board.
J.
Chapman
and
son,
John,
and
daughter,
Patricia,
left
this
afternoon
for
Victoria.
Rev.
and
Mrs.
E.
W.
Slater
were
passengers
leaving
last
night
for
Stewart.
If
you
are
satisfied
with
Prince
Rupert
vote
for
an
unknown
city
manager.
:
i
ill
,
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Passengers
leavinc
for
Massett
last
night
Included
Miss
M.
Par-nell.
B.
J.
Brldden,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
O.
Collison
and
daughters
Roberta
and
Gwen
Labor
votes
speed
victory.
Passengers
leaving
for
Vancouver
Included
Mrs.
C.
Jeglum,
A.
L.
Pet-
rrson,
A.
C.
Smith,
Mrs.
K.
Clifford,
H.
A.
Bergstrom,
L.
A.
Home
ana
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
Bellls.
tWe
pay
cash
for
furniture.
ttoves,
tools,
musical
instruments
?all
or
write
EUo's,
Prince
Rupert.
WHAT
SHOULD
THE
PEACE
TERMS
BE?
Subject
for
discussion
U
C.C.F.
educational
meeting
to-
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8
njn
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HaU.
8th
r
ind
McBride
St
Public
JnvKea.
(It)
Miss
Phvilis
.Hill-
Tout
arrived
n
the
city
yesterday
afternoon
from
Vancouver
to
pay
a
visit
with
her
parents.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
IL
Hill-Tout.
Fourth
Avenue
East.
London
always
has
council.
Vote
Labor.
Labur
D.
A.
Hamilton,
publisher
of
the
Vancouver
News-Herald,
after
spending
a
few
days
here
and
at
Cedarvale
in
connection
with
his
northern
contracting
interests,"
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last
night
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