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Wednesday,
August
28,
3948
20
YEARS
AGO
In
RUPERT
SPOR7
August
28,
192C
Y-Macs
defeated
R.CN.V.R.
In
the
Intermediate
Football
League
by
4-1.
Camm
scored
for
the
Navy
but
Strachan,
with
two,
nvwij
ui
nip
to;season
Sunday
afternoon,
the
'
Moose
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A
.u
ii
Sid
jiu
Dickens,
i'Lm
no,
uiir,
one.,
and
iuiu
Bond.
jxjnu,
one,
scored
for
the
Y-Macs
...
.
f
1
1
t
give
their
side
the
match.
Jack
Campbell
refereed
the
match
and'Spiro
Gurvlch
and
Eddie
Smith
were
linesmen.
"
Senior
football
match
between
Moose
and
Cold
Storage
ha3
been
cancelled
and
the
first
game
of
the
Qllhuly
Cup
will
be
played
next
week.
The
Cold
Storage
team
has
withdrawn
from
competition.
The
Flag
Day
arranged
by
the
Elks
attracted
a
big
crowd
with
ever
four
hundred
children
in
attendance.
Winners
In
the
girls'
events
were
Gerry
"Mann,
Helen
Gavigan.
Lois
Jud?e.
Betty
Arthur,
Dorothy
Blake,
Mickey
Casey,
May
Byrne,
Jean
Ritchie,
Hilda
Murray
and
Kathleen
Bulger.
Winners
In
the
boys'
events
we're
Davie
Houston,
Roy
Mann,
Peter
Brass.
Billv
Smith.
Ken
neth
Attree.
Bob
Houston,
James
currie,
W
llle
Hale.
Billv
Willis
Vrofti
Douglas
ChristLson,
Edwin
Johnston.
Billy
Morris,
Roy
Fong,
Peter
Fisher,
Harry
Christlsen,
Eddie
Smith,
Bob
Irvine
and
Harold
McDonald.
Fastball
Play-offs
Drawing
Interest
"
'This
evening
at
Gyro
Ball
Park
99"
Taxi
will
meet
General
Motors
In
the
first
of
a
best-of-fivc
play-off
series
for
the
city
fastball
"championship.
General
Motors
won
the
league
championship.
99
Taxi
won
the
play-off
series
for
the
remaining
teams
of
the
league
and
so
qualified
to
meet
the
.garagemen
in
the
final
play-offs.
There
has
been
a
great
deal
of
interest
shown
in
fastball
during
the
reason
and
the
meeting
between
99
Taxi
and
General
Motors
have
been
the
mast
talked-of
matches,
,sq
(onighfs
should
be
a
feature
exhibition.
Classified
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Canada.
No
agents.
A
Moose
Fall
Before
Savoy
One-Sided
Game
Ends
in
9-1
Score
With
their
morale
high
after
downing
Watts
and
Nlckerson
to
Win
t.hplr
QftpnnH
vltni-ir
rt
baseball
team
felt
the
sustaining
power
of
their
recent
win
for
three
innings
on
the
Roosevelt
Park
field
last
night
and
then
succumbed
to
a
9-1
defeat
at
the
hands
of
their
Implacable
chjasteners,
Savoys.
The
fraternal
brothers
started
off
in
inspiring
manner
with
a
triple
by
Victor
Dell
oft
the
first
pitched
ball.
However,
neither
right
fielder
Dell
nor
his
teammates
could
support
the
promise
of
that
first
hH.
Dell's
was
the
one
and
only
Moose
score
Of
tbo
Civ
InnUn
ftl.
m.n.
;
vv
oiA
Hilling
JlAfcUJC,
CVCM
.
.
I
tVirt.mU
it.-..
:.IJ.
i
n
in
a
mighty
effort.
Savoy,
on
the
other
hand,
started
late.
It
was
not
until
the
third
inning
that
they
got
on
the
board
with
a
run
scored
off
a
single
by
pitcher
Don
McDonald.
For
the
next
three
innings,
however,
they
kept
the
tally
mounting.
The
game
was
well
larded
with
good
hitting.
While
Moose
marked
upon
two
hits
against
pitcher
McDonald,
both
were
three-baggers.
In
addition
to
Dell's
initial
blow,
Moose
pitcher
Stu
Henry
unloosed
another
triple
la
the
senond
inning.
However,
he
was
left
on
third
when
the
side
went
down.
Behind
their
nine
runs,
five
of
which
were
brought
in
in
the
sixth
hilling,
Savoys
chalked
up
u
nits.
First
baseman
Joe
Davis
slammed
a
triple
in
the
sixth.
and
Miner
Simundson
swatted
a
rouble
In
the
third.
Desnlte
thpsp
lusty
blows,
"however,
both
bat
ters
round
themselves
left
on
base.
Don
McDonald,
Savoy's
unpre
dictable
toiler
put
In
his
best
performance
of
the
season
at
bcth
ends
of
the
groove.
He
shut
out
six
batters,
allowed
two
hits,
and
passed
two
t-.n
-jails.
At
bat,
he
came
through
with
three
hits
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Today
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Sports
Baseball
Scores
National
Brooklyn
7,
St.
Louis
a.
New
York
1,
Chicago
2.
Boston
9.
Pittsburgh
1.
Qily
games
scheduled.
American
Detroit
7.
New
York
4
(ten
innings).
Chicago
2,
Philadelphia
5.
St.
Louis
4,
Washington
2.
Only
games
scheduled.
International
Montreal
4-4,
Rochester
2-6.
Baltimore
7-2,
Jersey
City
0-3.
Newark
3,
Syracuse
4.
Pacific
Coast
Los
Angeles
6,
Seattle
10.
San
Francisco
9,
Portland
10.
Sacramento
2,
Hollywood
2.
San
Francisco
1,
Oakland
2.
Western
International
Vancouver
14,
Victoria
0.
Tacoma
2,
Wenatchee
7.
Salem
2,
Bremerton
1.
Yakima
3,
Spokane
6.
American
Association
Indianapolis
7,
Columbus
0.
Milwaukee
9,
St.
Paul
5.
Minneapolis
1-5,
Kansas
City
0-3.
NO
GIRLS'
FASTBALL
There
was
no
girls'
fastball
game
last
evening.
Macey's
team
was
on
hand
but
nq
opposition
turned
up
so
the
girls
went
through
a
practice
against
a
team
of,
boys.
in
three
times
at
bat,
and
incidentally,
scored
two
runs.
Moose
pitcher
Sfu
Henry
remained
on
the
mound
for
five
and
a
half
innings,
after
which
he
was
replaced
by
Hector
Mc-Kinnon.
i
Henry
struck
out
five
batters,
allowed
six
hits,
and
!
passed
no
balls.
During
McKinnon.
's
period
on
the
mound.'
which
he
entered
after
a
briel
session
at
centre
field
without
a
warm-up,
he
struck
,.out
two
batters,
and
allowed
seven
hits
In
the
gathering
darkness
of
the
sixth
inning,
Savoys
went
Qn
their
spree
which
netted
them
five
runs
off
five
hits.
Savoys
AB
R
Simundson,
'cf
4
l
Kerr,
cf
4
2
Johnson,
ss
3
1
Davis,
lb
4
1
3
D.
Arney,
c
3
0
oi
T.
Arney,
3b
4
0
i
Gurvich,.lf
4
i
1,
Forman,
rf
...J.
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3
f
V
McDonald,
p
3
2
32
9
Moose
AB
R
Dell,
rf
.4
3
1
Beynon,
3b
2
0
McNelce,
lb
2
0
Moore,
ss
3
0
Linney,
If
2
0
W.
Karashowsky,
cf..
2
0
Kurdziel,
c
2
0
Henry,
p
2
0
Calderoni,
2b
2
0
xMaundrell,
If
1
o
McKinnon
1
0
Currie,
cf
0
0
22
1
2
xMaundrell
replaced
Linney
In
fourth
inning.
McKinnln
replaced
Kara-
Showcky
in
fourth,
went
in
for
Henry
In
fifth.
Currle
replaced
McKinnon
at
centre
field
In
fifth.
Savoy
0
0
1
1
2
59
Moose
.,..
1
0
0
0
0
01
P0H7
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m
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SHORT
SPORT
I
J
Two
holes-ih-one
faded
Into
insignificance
as
it
took
a
com-!
mlttee-room
derlrinn
t
the
Qnph,.
rwr,
tin.
T
,7'
feal?
thrl
Sta
n
Home
hS
T
r?e
Kfl
,
.
a
n8
S
Z
tZ
?A
'
a
number
n,
of
the
141
contest-
ants
still
on
the
Islesmere
Gold
I
Club
fairways.
Home
had
fin-
Ished
his
final
round
far
ahead
M
of
his
nearest
competitors.
Primo
Camera,
the
Ambling
,
I
Alp
who
became
a
heavyweignt
boxing
champion
in
the
early
,
1930's,
embarked
on
a
new
career
as
a
wrestler
when
he
signed
a
contract
with
the-
Italian
Wrestling
Federation
five
years
ago.
"Da
Preem"
hasn't
toppled
any
grappling
chamlons
yet.
DEEPEST
SPOTS
The
ocean
does
not
get
deeper
the
farther
it
extends
from
the
I
shore,
points
out
the
National
Geographic
Society.
The
Ceepes:
spots
usually
are
found
along
the
edges
of
continental
shelves.
W"
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VtifW
WlfeL.
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SUEY
City
Team
Prepares
For
Lacrosse
Match
No
fewer
than
18
local
lacrosse
enthusiasts
were
on
hand
-last
evening
at
Roosevelt
Park
gymnasium
in
preparation
for
the
same
with
the
Alyansh
team
on
Labor
Day
cveninz.
Under
direc
tion
of
coach
Dick
Woods
the
lads
went
through
a
strenuous
U,H
"e"i,snTo
me'
ca,
,on
and
checking,
Some
of
the
finer
Points
In
the
matter
of
interpie-
tatlon
of
the
rules
were
clarified.
Ath
Practice
has
been
called
iar
Thay
evening.
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,
r
r
I
1'
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Better,
English
Bv
D-
c-
WILLIAMS
1
l.
What
is
wrong
with
this
sentence?
"I
am
pretty
sure'
that
shall
be
there.
2-
What
is
the
correct
pro-
nunclatlon
of
"tune"?
3.
Which
one
of
these
words
is
misspelled?
Strychnine.,
stratagem,
stratagy.
4.
What
does
tne
word
"indispensable"'
mean?
5.
What
Is
a
w.ord
beginning
with
gre
that
means
"habitually
living
In
flocks
or
herds"?
Answers
1.
Say,
"I
am
quite
sure
that
shall
be
there."
2.
Pronounce
the
u
as
In
unit,
not
as
oo
In
soon.
3.
Strategy.
4.
Absolutely
necessary.
"His
services
are
indispensable."
5.
Gregarious.
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Prince
Hupert
Hasehall
Association
Civic
Ciitl
Committee
Prince
LABOR
DAY
a.m.
Children's
Sports
In
front
of
Civic
Centre
30
p.m.
Dedication
Ceremony
Roosevelt
Park
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