ilati
in
DEFEAT
THIERS
8-1
and
Nickerson
got
a
m
Mouse
at
Roose
,y
bz:.
:M
Sunday
-
n
(lie
final
lx
in-
.
.
--r
net
that
saw
the
Vlli&
all
BfC
.-It"1'
the
rair
runnm?
up
an
.v.
I-
1
.!,.;
oyer
iue
h.hu-
y
was
Mooxt'
second
anC
ieaves
Watts
f
&C
-"-
ui.
I'nnr
K-.rsAc
and
no
win
;ldes
were
marked'
A
je
base
hit
toy
Dcm-l
Watts
and
Nickerson
c.e
fourth,
Dahl
nd
e
Moose
galloped
home
.-j..
oy
Verne
Moore
after
"
L
-
1
-
...lift.
',n
-.;::n
KOi
on
oise
vvuu
cn
a
bad
throw
from
a'-a
NiCKerson
earner
r.lrd
base
and
Dahl
c.i
3
circle
fay
McKlnrion.
,
W.w
W
ciij'v
tiau
tin
y
to
.wore
off
a
single
eenit-t
In
ctat
nn
ithe
mount!
In
the
eighth
::i
innings,
Moose
scored
f
three
lilts
both
In
!
trte
on
p
double,
and
:ared
off
a
double
by
w
Moose'
most
produc-Uc
of
the
day.
scoring
r
-i
runs
tfi
three
hits,
rd
run
wx
scored
"alter
x
btse
when
hit
by
a
ba.1
Criers'
only
run
was
in
the
sixth
inning
by
,
-:
,ct
on
base
on
a
d
wa.
batted
home
by
h
?
slogle.
Downle
t
i
fcasc
e
inc
couUnued
in
the
:.:
i
Dnni
ana
uunoar
r.
"
'
the
circuit,
Dahl
get-1
c
e
after
being;
struck
Bi
.h
scored
on
a
single
rfa'cn
of
'the
inning;
1h
inning
looked
ex-drab
for
Watts
and
whose
pitcher,
Dick
obviously
was
tiring
i
rhich
pajed
off
with
r
m
Hiai
1m
V
o
m
.
ii
Vlt.Ul
ltA4
mv
ivaunmei
LOOK
FOR
THE
EW
RRD
AND
WHITE
h
ctai
i
Ann
LLMrm
iiinri
c
sailings
Per
Week
lor
SEATTLE
(ALL
TIMES
SHOWN
1'AYLIGIIT
SAVING)
ways
i:30
pjn
Coquitlam.
'ays
5
p.m,
Catala.
urday,
10:15
Camosun.
KETCniKAN
five
in.A
-
a.
auu
TTA1
ruiiiia
.
.
t
QUEEN
CHARLOTTES
-
"'iwouiT
anu
rum
,
.
CLEMENTS
y
5,
17
and
30
Midnight.
'OH
SOUTH
ISLANDS
My
7
and
19.
June
1
Midnight.
CtANR.
j.
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W
Phone
868
Sports
BASEBALL
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
W
L
Savoy
j
q
Moose
2
1
Watts
and
Nickerson
..0
4
crowded
condition
cf
th
bases.
Dick
Letourneaj,
who
hurled
a
fine
game
for
a
young
pitcher,
struck
out
seven
batters
during
his
seven
Innings
on
the
mound,
walklns
one,
and
allowlnz
11
hits.
In
his
two
Innings
on
the
mound,
I
amlble
struck
out
five
and
allowed
thre
hits.
Jaek
Rcsedale,
on
the
mound
for
Moose,
struck
out
9
"batters
and
allowed
two
walks
'and
six
hits.'
MOOSE
AB
E
IB
Kurdzeil
C.
5
1
2
Ballile
rf.
(5
Inn)
.A
3
0
0
Duncan
ff.
(4
Inn)
.
2
11
Dahl
3
b
3
3
3
Dunbar
lb
5
2
3
McKlnnon
2b
5
0
2
Moore
If
5
0
2
Mnney
ss.
:
5
0
0
Maundrell
cf
4
0
0
Rosedale
p.
4
I
1
41
14
WATTS
St
NICK
EH
SON
FASTBALL
AB
R
Shier
lb.
4
0
Kerr
If.
-
4
0
Lamtoie
cf
3
0
Wlndle
ss,
4
1
Downle
c.
...
3
0
Dcminato
rf
4
0
Lavrgne
3b
4
0
PAarlf
2b
3
0
Letourneau
p
2
0
Cloutler
cf
0
0
31
I
BOX
SCORES
IB
0
1
1
1
2
1
0
0
2
0
6
Box
scores
in
Friday
right's
fastball
league
fame
In
which
CStSL
Athletics
defeated
Oen
eral
Motors
were
ai
follow?:
ON.RA.
AB
R
IB
Hunter,
2b
7
2
3
Tchabald,
ss
5
2
2
Dunbar,
p
1
2
Boulton,
3b
4
2
2
Schwab,
c
.
4
2
1
Nixon,
lb
....
....
4
0
0
Berner.
rf
-
4
0,1
Roberts.
If
4
1
0
Chyzck.cf
...4
1
0
GENERAL
MOTORS
42
11
11
AB
Domjnato,
rf
6
Arney,
p,
2b
5
Wlndle,
ss
5
Lindsay,
If
Pavlfkis.
c
Lamble,
cf
Morgan,
3b
Anton,
p,
"2b
....
Bird,
lb
5
R
IB
0
1
0
0
i
.
SMITHERS
HAS
GOOD
BASEBALL
However,
Eighth
Inning
Blow-Up
Was
Fatal
For
Juniors
SMITHERS
A
small
group
of
Smlthers
ball
fans
on
Wednes
day
witnessed
6even
of
the
best
innings
of
basvtoall
that
have
been
displayed
here
for
some
time
when
the
Junior
nine
played
the
Seniors.
In
the
eighth
the
Juniors
went
to
pieces
and
lost
11
to
3.
The
Seniors
scored
one
run
in
the
first
Inning,
one
in
the
third
and
one
in
the
seventh.
The
Juniors
scored
two
runs
in
.the
first
Inning
and
wtnt
scoreless
until
the
seventh
when
they
scored
one
more
to
tie
the
game
up
at
three
all
at
the
end
of
the
seventh.
It
was
a
scheduled
seven-inning
game
but
the
tie
meant
extra
innings.
In
the
first
half
of
the
eighth
Spicer,
Senior
pitcher,
came
to
bat
and
landed
on
first
as
a
result
of
an
error
at
second
base.
Senkpiel,
Senior
.
lnnl
For
fieven
innlngs
.
Senior
o
.
.
,?
the
Juniors
out-hit
them
five
to
Mayer,
centre
fielder,
n
but
the
dlsastrous
eighth
filed
out
to
-rlsht
field.
Then
was
.
.dowrifaU.
The
young
the
merry-go-round
started.
Kil-
.lmD.
cVinn7n
rnn,lf,pr!ible
Patrick
Senior
third
baseman
'
,
and
improvement
since
last
year
iuw
bu
uccjj
tinw
iiciu
una
went,
to
second
on
an
error
by
the
Junior
right
fielder.
Walter
Delage,
short-stop,
hit
Gordie
Hetherlngton,
catching
for
the
Seniors,
got
a
three-bagger.
Spicer,
the
Senior
pitcher,
got
a
two-bagger,
Senkpiel,
Senior
first
baseman,
got
In
on
an
error
at
short-stop,
and
Mayer,
the
Senior
centre-fielder,
grounded
out
short-stop
to
first.
A
total
of
12
batters
faced
three
Junior
pitchers
in
the
eighth
Inning
for
6
hits
and
8
runs.
In
the
eighth
1
innin?
the
Juniors
also
committed
8
errors.
Had
Hann,
the
Junior
second
baseman
nailed
Watson's
easy
fly
the
game
would
have
remained
a
tie
of
three
all
in
the
first
half
of
the
eighth.
The
Seniors
took
11
hits
against
8
for
the
Juniors,
but
the
Juniors
committed
10
errors
against
5
for
the
Seniors.'
-
Spicer,
Smithers
star
pitcher,
went
the
round
for
the
Seniors,
while
the
Juniors
used
Bannister,
Thomas,
Washbern
and
Ar
nold.
It
was
a
tough
game
for
the
Juniors
to
lose
as
they
more
than
held
their
own
up
to
the
4
4
3
rsryiumgy
4
o
2
ppggigKKa"
Fastball
Schedule
(Men's
First
Half)
June
2
Gord-.n
&
Anderson
vs.
Navy.
June
4
Co-op
vs.
Hi
School,
June
C
CNRA
vs.
Gordon
fc
Anderson.
June
9
Co-op
vs.
General
Motors.
June
11
HI
School
vs.
Navy.
;
June
13
Co-cp
vs,
CNRA,
June
16
Hi
Schoo:
vs.
Gordon
&
Anderson.
June
18
Navy
vs.
General
Motors.
8LONDIE
iil
VI
PORT
'
'
1
"I
can't
cancel
this
date,
dear;
whatever
you
do
about
the
fire
is
air
right
with
me!"
great,
credit
is
due
to
Clarey
Goodacre,
their
coach.
Cliff
De-
oilVP
n1(
n'f
fhp
flnftSt
ECS-
Watson
Senior
left
fielder,
pop-
L-
thdt
has
been
seen
in
this
ped
up
to
second
base
and
Hann,
..
t
,nr
snme
ttme
when
he
Junior
second
baseman,
let
it
L.ij
bounce
out
of
his
glove.
It
.should
.v,A
w
f9u.n
n
mnh
well-
have
been
an
easy
out.
Then
deseryed
bae
on
&n
overthrow.
iatu,
oeiuur
it-tuna
uaseman
hit,
Malkqw,
right
fielder,
hit,
Line-ups
were
as
follows:
Junior
Clippers
Frankle
Wat-jn,
rf,
Thomas,
cf
-and
pr
Arnold,
lb
and
p;
Goodacre,
c;
A.
Leach,
ss;
Flockhart,
3b;
Cap-
ling,
If;
Hann,
2b;
Bannister,
p;
Washbern,
3b
and
cf.
Seniors
Leach,
2b;
Spooner,
rf;
Delage,
ss;
Hetherlngton,
c;
Spicer,
p;
Senkpiel,
lb;
Mayer,
cf
Kllpatrick,
3b;
Walter
Wat
son,
If;
Malkow,
rf.
Ladies'
Fastball
.
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tempCT"
alti
!
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By
First
Halt
June
3
KhataCa
Clubfvs.
Moose.
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f
June
5
Gordon
&
Anderson
vs.
High
School.
i
June
10
Khatada
Club
vs
mVi
School.
'"Juhela-Moose
vlftJotdfirfra
Anderson.
June
17
Oordon
&
Anderson
vs.
Khatada
Cl"jb.
June
19
ih
School
vs
Moose.
Baseball
Scores
SUNDAY
National
Chicago
4,
Philadelphia
3.
St.
Louis
1,
Brooklyn;
6,
Pittsburgh
0-7,
Boston
2-8.
Cincinnati
5-9,
New
York
3-13.
American
Phllaae)phla
2,
S
Louis
7.
New
York
11,
Cleyeland
'9.
SATURDAY
National
Pittsburgh
9.
New
York
10.
Chicago
7,
Philadelphia
1.
Brooklyn
5,
Boston
0.
American
New
York
8,
Cleveland
4.
Washington
4,
Detroit
5.
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Baseball
Schedule
June
1
Moose
W&N
June
5
Savoy
Moose
June
8
W&N
Savoy
June
12
Moose
W&N
June
15
Savoy
Moose
June
19
W&N
Savoy
June
22
Moose
W&N
June
26
Savoy
Moose
June
29
W&N
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or
at
least
part
of
it.
He
termed
the
road
between
Fort
William
and
Winnipeg
"deplor
able"
after
he
arrived
here.
To
by-pass
the
400-mile
stretch
he
June
24
Khatada
Cluj.vsv
drove
606
miles
Moose.
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prize
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and
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I
added
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year's
four
and
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early
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they
have
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that
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who
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the
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rock
on
the
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il
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