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Tuesday,
May
15,
1945
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few
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or
months
but
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Today
in
Sports
INFANTRY
WINS
SOCCER
HONORS
Canadian
Army
In
England
Football
Title
Gors
to
Training
Regiment
SOMEWHERE
IN
SOUTHERN
ENGLAND,
May
15
ff
An
In
fantry
Training
Regiment
won
the
Canadian
Army
in
England
football
championship
by.
scoring
in
the
last
minute
of
play
to
defeat
an
Artillery
Reinforcement
Unit
team
3-2.
The
match
completed
the
Army's
winter
sports
program.
Following
a
fast,
scoreless
first
half,
Pte.
F.
J.
Ambler
of
Vancouver
gave
infantry
the
lead.
Bdr.
J.
B.
Rutland
of
Toronto
scored
the
equalizer
a
few
minutes
later
only
to
have
the
Infantrymen
forge
ahead
on
a
free
kick
by
Pte.
H.
G.
Harrison
of
Vancouver.
With
seven
minutes
remaining
Bdr.
H.
V.
Dal-ton
of
Toronto
tied
the
score.
The
break
came
in
the
last
few
seconds
when
Cpl.
J.
Gold,
Nanaimo,
B.C.,
slammed
In
the
winning
tally.
Other
members
of
the
winning
team
Included
Pte.
P.
Burns,
Hamilton,
Ont.;
Lieut.
K.
G.
Jones,
Vancouver;
Sgt.
J.
Tantrum,
Cumberland,
B.C.;
and
Cpl.
D.
Moyies,
Winnipeg.
Among
the
losers
were
Sgt.
S.
S.
Peden
and
Gnr.
D.
II.
Peden,
both
of
Toronto;
Bdr.
J.
Mc-Naull,
Brockville,
Ont.;
Gnr.
J.
H.
Lawley,
Vancouver;
L.
Bdr.
J.
Mclvor,
Wistaria,
B.C.;
Gnr.
A.
J.
McLeod,
Vancouver.
Sport
Chat
First
hockey
championship
to
be
staged
In
Europe
during
this
war
was
won
by
a
combined
team
of
electrical
and
mechani
cal
engineers
and
ordnance
corps
which
took
the
First
Canadian
Army
title
by
walloping
the
12th
Manitoba
Dragoons.'
The
winners
captured
the
best-of-three
series
In
two
straight
games
in
the
huge
Antwerp
Sports
Palace
before
crowds
of
Canadian
ser
vicemen
and
a
sprinkling
of
excited
Belgian
,
civilians.
Scores
were
8.3
and.
10-3.
Jim
Peters
of
Verdun,
Que.,
formerly
of
Brooklyn
Americans
and
Springfield
Indians,
paced
the
champolns
in
the
final
game
with
four
goals.
Cpl.
Max
Put-man
of
Perth,
Ont.,
scored
two
and
big
LCpl.
Charlie
Phillips,
one-time
of
Montreal
Canadiens.
teamed
up
with
Jack
Lambert
of
Regin'a
on
defence
to
block
the
Dragoons;
thrusts.
Phillips
and
Lambert
also
found
time
to
.score
one
goal
each
and
the
others
were
tallied
by
Cfn.
Cecil
Lambertus
of
Montreal
and
Sgt.
Pete
Bellinger
of
Winnipeg.
Dragooa?'
marksmen
were
Capt.
Grant
Hall
of
Winnipeg,
a
former
Winnipeg
Monarch:
Lieut.
Bill
Hasell
of
Fort
William,
Ont.,
and
LCpl.
Bud
Field
of
St.
James,
Man.
Probably
the
best
line
on
the
ice
was
that
of
Hall,
Maj.
Kenny
Farmer
of
Montreal
who
played
on
the
1936
Canadian
Olympic
team,
and
Sgn.
Bubbles
Brooks
of
Re-gina
but
close-checking
and
great
goaltending
by
Cfn.
Bill
Steele
of-
Sudbury,
Ont.,
kept
them
to
one
goal.
The
winning
team,
coached
by
Capt.
W.
D.
MacLcan
of
Wind-
Navy
Beats
Air
Force
in
Volley
Ball
Last
Night
Navy
defeated
,the
Air
Force
Officers
In
a
three-game
series
of
volleyball,
2-1,
last
night.
Af
ter
winning
the
first
tilt
Navy
dropped
the
second
but
took
the
third
and
deciding
same.
The
winners
picked
four
points
during
the
evening
for
gaining
a
pair
of
triumphs
while
the
Air
Force
added
two
points
to
their
season's
total.
Baseball
Scores
i.
National
League
Pittsburgh
1,
Brooklyn
4.
Chicago
5,
New
York
8.
Cincinnati
5,
Philadelphia
4.
American
League
All
postponed.
Pacific
Coast
League
No'
games
scheduled.
International
league
Newark
1,
Montreal
6.
Others
postponed.
American
Association
Minneapolis
6,
Louisville
13.
Others
postponed.
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THEN
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Spinach
was
first
used
In
Eng
land
about
1500
and
at
that
time
was
spelled
"splnage."
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8:00
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11:15
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11:35
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12:30
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Silent
sor.
Ont.,
included
Cfn.
Jerry
Manlon,
Renfrew,
Ont.;
Lieut.
Don
Campbell,
Barrie,
Ont.;
Cpl.
Tom
McGlone,
Halifax;
Sgt.
Elmer
Manion,
Renfrew;
LCpl
Joe
Collins,
Peterborough,'
Out.
Among
the
losers
were
Sgt,
Brit
Bowden,
Montreal;
Tpr,
Alber.t
Christie,
Winnipeg;
Tpr.
Buck
Buckwold,
Dauphin,
Man.;
Sgt.
Joe
Serek,
Fernie,
B.C.;
Lieut.
Jim
Bowes,
Carman,
Man.
Referees
were,
Capt.
Doug
McDonald
of
North
Bay,
Ont.,
and
Spr.
Fred
Clark,
Stayncr,
Ont.
ENEMY
AGENT
f
venereal
diseases
put
a
big
dent
in
needed
war
manpower.
i.Mimales
point
to
one
person
in
thirty
having
syphilis,
says
the
American
Social
Hygiene
Association,
1790
Hway.,
N.
Y.
19
N
Y
Tib""
,v
believe(l
t0
slrike
t''c
times
as
many.
popl,j
Baseball
Standings
The
baseball
standings
are
as
follows,
.including
games
yesterday:
American
League
-
W
L
Pet.
Chicago
12
6
.667
New
York
13
7
.650
Detroit
11
7
.611
St.
Louis
9
9
.500
Washington
10
12
.455
Philadelphia
.
9
12
.
.429
Boston
8
12
.400
Cleveland
6
13
.316
National
League
W
L
Pet.
New
York
17
5
.773
Brooklyn
14
6
.700
Chicago
10
9
.526
St.
Louis
9
10
.474
Pittsburgh
9
11
.450
Boston
8
10
.444
Cincinnati
7
11
.389
Philadelphia
5
17
.227
International
League
W
L
Pet.
Jersey
City
11
3
.780
Baltimore
10
0
.025
Montreal
12
7
.632
Toronto
8
8
.500
Newark
8
9
.470
Rochester
5
9
.357
Syracuse
5
11
.313
Buffalo
4
10
.286
TERRITORIAL
CHANGES
At
the
close
of
the
Seven
Years'
War
(1763)
France
ceded
to
Great
Britain
all
her
terr
itory
cast
of
Mississippi
except
Orleans,
and
Spain
ceded
Florida
to
Great
Britain.
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S.
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Cheng
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Frank
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100
Wah
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Sung
500
Mrs.
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:
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250
Miss
M.
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50
Miss
C.
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........
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...
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M
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100
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buys
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best
available
residential
site
In
Prince
Rupert,
Lots
7
and
8,
Block
11,
Sec.
5,
opposite
residence
of
G.
W.
Nickerson.
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low.
XL
M.
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(117)
FOR
SALE
Flve.room
house
with
bath;
full-sized
basement,
newly
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clear
grounds,
centrally
located.
505
7th
Ave.
East,
after
7
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Approximately
250x
150-ft.
bottom
land
on
good
creek,
two
miles
from
Prince
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P.O.
on
highway,
suitable
market
garden
or
auto
camp.
Taxes
less
than
$10.00
per
year.
Price
$250.00
cash.
M.
M.
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(117)
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SALE
30-foot
cabin
boat.
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Herman
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t(114)
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Fairbanks-Morris
Centrifugal
pump,
2-inch
intake,
Hi
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rear.
(114)
MACHINERY
FOR
SALE
TO
SAW
better
lumber
more
economically,
use
the
modern
and
up-to-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills,
manufactured
by
National
Machinery
Company
Limited,
Vancouver,'
B.C.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
Kitchen
table
and
4
chairs:
single
bed,
complete.
Practically
new.
Phone
Black
910.
(HQ)
FOR
SALE
28-foot
trolling
boat,
fully
equipped.
Phone
552.
(113)
FOR
SALE
Vancouver
taxicab
business.
Has
shown
profitable
record
for
many
years.
Consists
of
fleet
of
nine
cars,
private
switchboard,
four
lndl
vldual
stands,
centrally
located,
Present
location
for
parking
garage
and
office
can
be
purchased
or
rented.
This
Is
the
finest
independent
taxicab
business
In
the
West.
Address
inquiries
to
Duke
Agencies
Ltd.,
103
E.
Hastings
St.,
Vancouver.
B.C.
(113)
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