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PAQE
FOUR
Navy
And
Boom
Men
Win
Games
Providing
batting
punch
that
should
worry
opposing
mounds-men
this
season.
Nary
banged
out
seventeen
hits
to
trim
Signals
15
to
2
in
their
first
Area
Softball
League
ganie
of
the
year
at
Gyro
Park
last
night.
In
the
second
game
of
the
evening
Boom
Defence
won
21
to
6
over
Ordnance
while
in
the
third
Soo
Suds
beat
Dry
Dock
11
to
3.
Green,
Brookman
and
Barker
led
the
hitting
parade
with
three
blows
each,
while
MeKarsk,
As-Ue
and
Carlisle
each
secured
two.
Ivor
Cross,
of
Windsor,
Ontario,
hurled
the
game
for
Navy,
striking
out
nine
and
holding
the
Army
batsmen
well
under
control.
The
winners
started
off
by
'scoring
three
runs
in
the
sec-
o'pd
inning,
adding
one
in
the
third,
two
in
the
fourth,
fifth
and
sixth
frames
each
and
five
in"
the
seventh.
Signal
tallied
ons
run
in
the
fourth
and
the
.other
in
the
sixth.
Navy
worked
the
Army
pitcher,
fr.
Peters
for
10
bases
on
balls.
Four
of
the
walks
were
collected
'by
Cross.
Line-ups:
Navy
Barker
ss.McKarsk
cf.,
Horner
3b..
Green
3b.,
Cross
p.,
Brookman
lb.,
Astle
rf.,
Haver-
k
If.,
Carlisle
c.
Signals
J.
Griffin-2b.,
Chali-
Joux
3b.,
Peters
p
Reikert
c.
i
elland
lb..
Shanks
rf,
F.
Grtf-
in
ss..
Stokes
cf.,
Duff
If.,
Stev-
lf-
BOOM
DEFENCE
SWASH'S
OKDXANCE
Ine
bat-men
ha
a
field
day
wh'
n
Bfj'jm
Defence
buried
Ord-
aapbc
.
j5n..
nance
undpr
an
aea'.aucho
'f
21
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f
6
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a
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Ef
ry
memb'T
jf
,hr
w.amns
rilONE
CS1
Hi1
SIGN
UP
FOR
VICTORY
1
Prime
Slinister
Churchill
stated
the
other
day,
"Victory
may
not
be
so
far
away,
and
will
certainly
not
be
denied
us
in
the
end,
but
the
task
is
heavy,
the
toil
is
long,
the
trial
will
be
severe."
You
can
hasten
victory
you
can
lighten
the
task
and
the
toil
by
signing
for
more
bonds
this
time
than
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We
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variety
of
available
Groceries,
Fresh
Fruits
and
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Tobaccos
and
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FREE
DELIVERY
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Philadelphia
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Toledo
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2.
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postponed).
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Portland
S.
Sacramento
6,
Oakland
7.
San
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3,
Seattle
4.
San
Diego
2-2,
Los
Angeles
4-4.
team,
except
one,
made
at
least
two
hits.
The
winners'
attack
was
spark
ed
by
Kowalchuk,
who
slammed
five
hits
in
as
many
trips
to
the
plate.
Lowrie
was
next
with
four
and
Dowling,
Smith,
Thotbum
and
Stewart
each
connected
for
three
safeties.
It
was
a
typical
early
season
game
all
the
way
with
the
pitchers
unwilling
to
cat
loose
with
everything
they
had
for
fear
of
developing
sore
arms.
Boom
Defence
started
the
fixture
off
auspiciously
with
seven
runs
in
the
first
inning.
The
Ordnance
tallied
five
in
their
half
of
the
second
but
the
winners
countered
one
in
the
second,
four
in
the
third
and
six
in
the
fourth
to
sew
the
game
up.
Ujie-ups:
Boom
Defence
Wilkinson
3b.,
Thortmrn
2b.,
Jones
lb..
Stowart
cf,
Kowalchuk
If.,
Lowrie
c,
Kapitan
p..
Dowling
rf..
Smith
Ordnance-
Adkin
c,
Garrand
2h
Kf'P'-'.
lb.
PavidMin
:f
Bea4.
Haakao
2b.
Drua:.
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McKf
w:i
p.
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rb.uil
..
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is
MAKE
YOUR
GREATEST
WAR
EFFORT
-NOW!
Our
fighting
forces
now
face
the
great
sacrifices
demanded
by
invasion.
So
we
at
home
must
pray,
help
in
every
way
and
practice
self-denial
as
never
before!
Everyone
must
buy
Victory
Bonds
who
can
and
pach
must
buy
all
he
can.
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Sport
Chat
TITE
DAILY
NEWS
The
Allan
Cup
flies
over
enemy
territory
each
time
Canada's
Iroquois
Squadron
roars
qut
It
s
no
the
real
thin,
of
course
but
a
painting
of
hockey's
premier
annual-award
on
the
nose
of
a
bomber
piloted
by
SO.
Jerry
Philbln.
The
ground
crew
did
(be
art
lob
and
wrote
'Auan
Pup
Flier"
underneath.
Jerry
was
I
rr
rrrer
of
the
Qttfva
g
C
A
F
t
-1
wrpta
WQ
tte
Allan
Cup
two
season
agp.
If)
4
q
Plummer
of
galnt
John
vp.
hat
such
ward
tor
his
a'.r
gunner.
Fit.
8ft.
Fmnjr
Durster
of
Ottawa,
he
was
pmrrpled
to
this
statement:
"Jf
Fmi:t
was
as
good
a
hockey
Je-fen.-ema'h
as
he
Is
a
gunner
Oshawa
r-rieral
certainly
hfd
a
gtx-d
'
n
"
"r?nk
played
with
the
Ornrns
during
the
19(0-1
season
Wen
they
tost
the
pastern
Canadian
Junior
championship
"
Montreal
Royals.
Kext
searon
ht
oerformed
In
the
Eastern
United
States
Amateur
Ieatue
afd
the
follqwing
winter
i.
the
QttaWg
OUy
Uaguc
Wtlfc
the
0"ne-aV.
Fan
perlormd
ak"sir,p
FranUe
Norm
McAtee
and
Villy
fflmn.
They
also
are
mrmbers
erf
the
R
CJif
Dunster
mans
the
guns
In
"P
for
George."
a
ijalffax
of
tif
Canadian
lumber
Oroup.
IiNpoN
Mrs.
p.
V.
patkrr
told
the
National
Union
of
Teachers'
conference
that
children
of
11
can
start
work
at
waes
,
higher
than
those
paid
some
I
British
school
teachers,
who
re-Iceived
as
little
as
StftO
a
year.
The
unluckiest
loser
during
a
six-bout
boxing
tournament
at
the
American
Rainbow
Corner
Club
in
London's
Piccadilly
wai
Onr.
Joe
Marsh
of
Montreal.
In
fact,
few
could
understand
how
he
tost
the
decision.
Former
British
Empire
Games
middleweight
Joe
slugged
Lafayette
Drum-mond.
United
States
Army
private
from
St.
Louis,
Mo.,
all
over
the
ring
for
three
rounds,
but
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.CA.
and
Y.W.C.A.
(By
DOROTHY
GARBUTT)
The
Ordnance
Corps
fixed
up
our
clock
and
now
It
hangs
where
all
can
see
it
on
the
large
post
by
the
stairs.
It
used
to
have
fits
of
temperament
and
behave
like
a
prima
donna
alow
one
day,
fast
the
next.
But
try
to
make
the
guard
room
understand
you
were
late
because
the
"Y"
clock
was
wrong.
They
are
the
most
unreasonable
fellows
in
there.
The
game
of
table
hockey
is
pro
vine
very
entertaining
and
very
noisy.
It's
the
most
nerve
-wracking
sort
of
thing
and
the
varied
expressions
on
the
faces
of
the
players
is
a
study.
It
takes
a
tremendous
amount
oi
concentration
to
fend
off
possible
goals.
They
won't
allow
me
to
play.
I
get
too
excited
and
let
out
blood
curdling
bellows
which
isn't
compatible
with
my
dignified
exterior
or
so
they
say!
.
.
BOND
are
just
Comes
as
crisply
Bond
through
bring
you
make
"Bond
.
.
.
27.75
couldn't
knock
him
out.
About
all
Lafayette
showed
was
a
strong
defence.
Joe,
incidentally,
is
a
brother
of
Gnr.
Dougie
1
'
Marsh
who
recently
won
the
Canadian
Army
UX.)
middle-,
weight
crown
and
lost
out
In
the
,
final
of
the
British
Army
championships.
Another
Canadian
loser
on
the
Rainbow
card
was
,
Cpl.
Arnold
Hayes,
Montreal
Ne-
j
gro
heavyweight
who
turned
j
professional
after
winning
the
j
Canadian
Army
title
two
years
I
ago.
A
right
to
the
chin
floored
Hayes
in
the
third
round
of
a
The
Free
French
Insignia
which
Scotty
Malcolm
has
made
to
go
with
our
cJIeclfcp
of
shields
is
very
attractive.
It
has
quarterings
ancf
guljs
apd
all
sorts
ql
heraldic
dVnlicfcfJ"
11
is
a
pjrfje,
half
of
wh5h
Is
sky
blue,
otl)er
half
rjelng
"car-let
Superimposed
on
this
is
u
rh
tp
ihainond
an4
In
the
eenirr
of
thj1'
dlinyipd
is
the
Cross
cf
St
jpjn.
ffol
cross
is
like
th?
ordinary
Christian
cross
excop:
that
ft
has
a
smaller
horizontal
bar'
Just
'aWe
the
regular
one
and
tfe
ends
of
the
two
cross
pieces'
grid
uprijht
are"
tjpered
off
ip
a
Mint'.
f
is
a
Twy'iym-ms
defen
acj
mot
l!Hin
to
W
ftft
rreftch
Ideal.
f
W
tht
Phpster
f
Matstrc
hf
irianajcd
tp
Sf
t
a
ftnp
new
World
Almanac
for
the
use
of
the
bgys
and
girU-
It
U
mtaln
in
the
quiet
rqqm
which
Is
now
a
library,
writing
room
and
com-rpittee
room
as
The
case
may
be
We
haye
always
neede
an
authoritative
atlas
if
any
can
be
called
that
with
changing
geographical
conditions
these
days
A
alii
r
.
m
Canada
,
,
tailored-lo
-
measure
CLOTHES
arc
yetir
'round
favorites
Comes
Sprjng
Bond
produces
woollens
in
colors
and
patterns
that
right
for
the
season
.
.
.
bjend
with
your'
moods
.
.
.
ideal
in
their
flawless'
quality.
Summer
and
Bond
steps
forward
with
the
'lightweights'
that
are
as
cool,
as
comfortable
and
smart
as
anything
you've
ever
seen.
tailored-to-measure
clothes
are
righl-right
the
year
and
priced
so
right
that
they
values
that
will
you
say,
that's
for
mo.''
29.75
33.75
i
HI
.
siugfest
wkh
Sgt.
Walt
Montgomery
of
Detroit.
IT
IS
A
CUSTOM
OF
THE
'
i.'i.oTin:s
IMPROVEMENT
OF
GROUNDS
The
Civic
lrks
Board
and
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
have
reached
ah
agreement
in
connection
with
supervised
playground
activities
this
summer.
The
Gyro
Club
has
agreed
to
defray
half
the
cost
of
maintain
ing
a
rnap
at
McClymont
Park
for
tne
three
summer
months,
to
maintain
playground
equipment
tj
arrange
and
pay
for
supervision
of
the
balance
of
the
Gyro
playgrounds
for
the
months
of
July
and
ugust.
and
to
organise
a
soitfcall
league
so
that
voluntary
collections
may
be
taken
at
the
Gyro
Ball
IVirk.
The
city
Is
to
proceed
immediately
with
the
construction
of
ugeo
drain
on
the
east
and
south
sides
and
a
box
drain
on
the
vest
side
of
Gyro
Oall
Park
as
well
as
a
backstop
there.
The
spreading
f
surfacing
material
on
Gyro
$ll
Park
Is
also
to
be
undertaken.
In
connec4on
with
the
opera
-ttaei
of
Gyro
DaU
Park
It
has
been
stipulated
that
children
and
civilians
be
allowed
the
use
of
the
f
rounds
on
two
full
after-nporu
and
one
full
evening
each
in
addition
to
Gym
Ban
par
the
city
engineer
has
been
authorised
to
proceed
with
improvements
to
McClymont
Park
and
Oove.
14ev
Park
and
West-vlew
playgrounds
The
Parks
Board
has
been
un
able
to
comply
with
a
suggestion
of
Prank
Morris
that
flower
garden!
be
establUhed
at
Alder
I
Park
this
(i
China
ihvy
(atfi
i
iri
7
ft
Arrested
Al
Vanderhoof
Irii.
mm
wfJl
Adam
(Jeorje
Yorke
Charted
laue
l'rrtrnres
by
gth
silting
ort;iieM
Clierk.
Adarn
George
Yorke.
having
bjen
hfpught
back
to
the
city
last
njcht
from
Vanderhoof
where
oe
was
arrested,
appcai
ed
in
city
polke
court
this
ni
Inf
qn
a
charge
of
faLse
pre
tences
by
allegedly
cashinx
.i
worthleM
check
for
$96.
bc.r,-remanded
for
eight
days.
R
c
Mutch
waa
the
recipient
of
th
check
in
question.
Yorke
bruUMtu
back
from
Vanderh.-by
ponsUble
Harold
D.
Juh
,
stone.
The
reason
Hitler
has
such
a
sour
past
He
gets
up
every
morning
on
the
wrong
side
of
pie
channel.
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