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.
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Cleveland
7.
Boston
6,
Detroit
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.Wfstern
International
..
.
Spokane
9,
Vancouver
2.
SALMON
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New
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.Vancouver
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13
to
5
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TERRACE
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Visited
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13
to
10
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TERRACE
The
Terrace
Tigers
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in
Hazelton
on
Saturday
to
play
a
team
there.
Score
was
13
to
10
in
favor
of
Terrace.
Mrs.
G.
L.
Brookes,
one
of
the
sponsors
of
the
team,
and
Curly
Casey,
coach
and
manager,
accom
panied
the
players.
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Terrace
Tigers
are
a
Jun
lor
team
made
up
of
High
School
and
elementary
school
boys
and
are
being
sponsored
by
the
bus!
ness
as
well
as
other
people
of
the
town.
On
Friday
evening,
a
hard
time
dance
was
held
to
raLse
funds
for
the
team.
Winners
"for
best
costumes
were
Lawrence
Klrkaldy
who
received
$5
and
Mrs.
C.
C.
Pratt
who
won
a
carton
of
cigarettes
donated
by
the
Pioneer
Pil
Hall.
Winners
in
the.
spot,
dance
were
Bernlce
Matthews
and
Harold
Wnalen
who
received
a
pair
of
nylon
hose
and
a
box
of
chocoiates.
Pat
Dykon
donated
the
hose
and
G.
L.
Brookes
the
chocolates,
During
the
evening,
Dr.
S.
Mills
gave
$20
to
help
defray
the
expenses
of
the
team
a'nd
D.
Van
Male
offered
$10
to
,the
player
who
would
bring
in
the
first
home1
run
at
Hazelton.
The
winner
was
Ronny
Paulson.
SHORT
SPORT
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Attention
of
racing
enthusiasts
all
over
Canada
will
be
focussed
on
Toronto's
Woodbine
Park
May
25
for
the
87th
renewal
of
the
King's
Plate,
Canada's
;
top-ranking
horse
race
and
the
oldest
continuously-run
turf
event
on
the'
North
American
continent.
With
Canada'i
new
vice-regal
couple,
Viscount
and
Lady
Alexander,
in
attend
ance,
a
fiejd
of
Canadian-bred
three-year
olds
will
go
to
the'
post
in
quest
of
the
purse
of
50
guineas,'
gift
of
the
King,
and
$10,000
added
money.
The
royal
donation
was
originally
made
in
1859
by
Queen
Victoria
In
response
to
a
petition
from
.the
Toronto
Turf
lub
through
Governor-General
Sir
Edmund
Head
for
a
,
Queen's
Plate.
of
50
pounds
"tbbejtin
for
at
Toronto
or
such
qther
place
in
Upper
Canada
as
let
Majesty
might
appoint."
Under
political
pressure,,
the
race
was
staged
at
a
number
of,
Ontario
tracks
until'
Woodbine
became
Its
permanent
site
in
1883.
James
White's
Don
Juan
was
the
first
winner
of
the
Plate
at
Carleton,
now
West
Toronto,
In
1860.
The
Seagram
Stable
of
.Water
loo,
Ont.,
has
Jjeeh
,the
most
consistent
winner'of
.the
guineas
establishing
ah
eight-year
mon
opoly
from
1891
to
1898.
and
carrying
off
top
honors
no
less
than
20
times.
A
Seagram
entry.
Kanshore,
is
a
candidate
for
this
year's
running.
Most
successful
campaigner
in
recent
yean
has
been
the
late
H.
C.
Hatch
of
Toronto
who
has
.won
the
plate
five
times
in
the
last
10
years.
The
Hatch
estate
has
two
entries
in
this
year's
race,
Palermo,
and
the
highly-rated
Bluesweep.
The
latter
will
probably
be
ridden
by
Bobby
Watson
who
booted
home
two
straight
Batch
horses,
Acara
and
Uttermost,
in
1944
and
1945.
Track
record
over
,the
1'.8
mile
distance
was
set
last
year
by
Uttermost
who.
covered
the
course
in
1:53
45.
The
Hatch
stable
established
another
mark
in
1944
when
Its
three-horse
entry
of
Acara,
Ompalo
and
Say-onara
finished
first,
second
and
fourth
respectively,
leaving
o'nfy
the
$1,000
third
money
,to
an
outside
competitor.
Originally
limited
to
Ontarlo-breds,
the
race
is
now
open
to
horses
bred
anywhere
in
Can-
TRAPPERS
AND
BUYERS
Don't
be
foolish
and
sell
your,
furs
at
the
waterfront
when
you
can
fetch
them
to
Gold-,
bloom's
and
get
30
percent
more.
BEAVER
$85
LAKGE
BLANKETS
..
$70
MEDIUM
$40
SMALL
$20
Prices
for
svery
thing
are
25
percent
higher
WILLIAM
G0LDBL00M
THE
OLD
RELIABLE
Fishin'
Opens
ANGLERS
UNDETERRED
BY
SCARCE
GEAR,
HYING
FORTH
THIS
WEEK-END
Reflecting
on
the
eve
of
the
opening
of
the
194G
angling
season,
signalized
as
usual
by
the
Victoria
Day
(May
24)
holiday,
the
local
sage
on
matters
piscatorial
(guess
who?),
remarked
that
the
country
around
Prince
Rupert
"has
more
sporting
fish
per
square
inch
than
any
other
part
of
the
world.
Joe
Scott,
who
lives
and
breathes
f
angling
and
knows
where
the
fish
and
also
the
fisherman-are,
has
been
sizing
iip
.things
from
his
observation
post
and
informs
the
Dally
News
that
the
forthcoming
holiday
week-end
will,
doubtless,
be
drawing
out
as
many
disciples
of
Izaak
.Wal
ton
as
ever.
"It
.doesn't
maks
any
difference
if
they
cannot
buy
a
new
rod
for
any
price
and
that
fishing
supplies
of
all
klnd3
are
pretty
hard
to
get,
they'll
be
out
.there
with
the
old
gear
fishing
like
nobody's
business.
They'll
go
by
boat
and
they'll
go
by
car
and
the
wily
trout
are
irt
for
a
tough
week-end."
Much
Interest
was
taken
in
the
announcement
yesterday
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rod
and
Gun
Club's
plan
for
a
1946
Fish
Derby.
This
will,
undoubtedly,
tend
to
spur
even
greater
angling
en
thusiasm
and
the.
fishermen
are
Now
It's
Air
Dives
For
Hooping
Cough
LEICESTER,
Eng.,
Flying
a
child
with
whooping
cough
up
!
to
a
heLght
of
12,000
feet
and
i
then
diving
steeply
towards
the
ground
has
proved
successful
In
two
cases.
George
Derbyshire
Tlppctprchlro
nUnt
H1H
If
flrct.
'
for
the
18-months
old
child
of
a
friend.
Now
he
has
tried
It
suc
cessfully
for
ls
11-year
old
j
son.
The
child
coughed
as
in
plane
gained
height,
but
at
12,
000
feet
the
coughing
ceased.
ada.
Sioris,
owned
by
Dr.
F.
G.
Salwisbury
of
Saskatoon,
is
entered'
this
year
and
Quebec
province
is
represented
by
Gallant
VI,
owned
and
bred
by
C.
H.
Conyers.
Favorite
for
the
race
Is
still
Kingarvle,
king
of
last
year's
Jwayear
olds,',
dwnedby
R.
S.
McLaughlin
of
'
jOshawa,
with
Bluesweep,
Harry
G
hidings'
Kar-akas
and
the
Medway
Stable';
Khabula
currently
rer.elvins;
considerable
attention
from
tht
rallbirds.''
""
Good
y
Pipe
(
Tobacco?
i
jt
ip
jFffi
fc
It
l
u
-
already
awaiting
the
announcement
of
further
details
of
the
competition.
Getting
back
to
the
season's
opening
on
Friday
and
the
weekend,
parties
have
been
In
process
of
organization
for
the
initial
trips
and
such
points
to
be
reached
by
boat
as
Leverson
Lake,
Bill's
Lake.
Salmon
River,
Klew
Nugget,
Lowe
Inlet,
Red
Bluff
and
Captain's
Cove
will
be
visited
while
such
haunts
as
Prudhomme
and
Rainbow
Lakes
and
points
beyond
along
the.
Prince
Rupert
Highway
will
attract
'the
automobile
fishermen.
Expeditions
to
be
led
by
Dr.
R.
G.
Large,
Tommy
Wllford
and"
Con
Michaloff
are
already
on
thea
cards.
1
And
next
Monday
morning,
as
.the
boys
young
and
old
drag
themselves
stiff
and
weary-back
to
the
job,
.the
season
for
tall
stories
about
the
big
ones
that
never
get
landed
will
commence
with
as
much
gusto,
as
ever.
That
is
angling
and
its
a
ereat
.art
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With
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and
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It's
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In
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WS
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I"
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is
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pick
of
the
Burley
crop,
grown
in
sunny,
southern
Ontario
where
climate
and
soil
are
the
secret
ingredients.
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TO-DAY
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IIKItK'S
nothing
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the
thrill
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hringing
home
a
beautiful
catch
of
fish.
And
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with
the
fishing
season
open
go
to
it!
)c
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a
selection
of
fishing
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it.
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