f
THIS
AND
THAT
t
Prfttri
Rupert
Daflp
Hrto
Etfl.
1
Wednesday,
June
16.
1648
SHORT
SPORT
SAVOY
WINS
p
,
(Continued
Irom
Page
One)
plf
back
into
their
hard
seat,
last
vm
'
-night.
After
the
first
c-.mple
of
n
?uUno
innings,
all
they
had
to
do
wasV
a
k
2b
wonder
how
badly
the
Mouse
i
or
"7
36
would
get
beaten.
.
jourv"-'h
rf
It
was
not
that
the
Moose
MOOSF
batsmen
cnitlri
nut
hit
n..i
,
.
ot
.
DOMINION
DAY
CELEBRATION
AT
STEWART
IN
AID
OF
HOSPITAL
"STEWART
Last
Friday
the
Board
of
the
5
J
!
-S
j
,
5
2
5
1
,
5
0)
1
i
45
U
It
ABRfi
-
2
!
5
2
j
-S
0
i
LAWN
BOWLING
PLAY
STARTED
Fine
weather,
greens
which
were
never
in
better
shape
and
a
goodly
number
of
tyro
players
were
combining
factors
which
got
the
Lawn
Bowling
League
season
off
to
a
splendid
start
last
night.
Three
matches
were
played,
resulting
as
follows:
MucPhee
rink.
J7;
Arroll,
14.
Macdonald.
27;
Frew,
15.
Ross,
2C;
Paul,
18.
The
Maritime
sports
scribes'
feud
with
the
Canadian
Boxing
Federation
concerning
the
vagaries
In
the
middleweight
division
is
on
again.
Alex
Nickerson
(Halifax
Herald
continues
to
beat
the
drums
for
recognition
of
George
Ross,
the
West
Bay
Road,
N.S.,
farm
boy,
as
the
..j
iiunku
mm
ior
n
but
Ker
r
If
me
smuotn-working
Savoy
field-
!
Stewart
General
Hospital
called
upcn
the
various
organizations
to
assist
them
in
the
semi-annual
drive
lor
funds
on
Dominion
Day.
Representing
the
board
were
Charles
Lake,
chairman,
George
Anderson,
Outhrie
3b
Rosedale
rf,
s
Windle
ss,
p'
ers
kept
the
runners
from
coming
home
in
a
style
that
was
most
discouraging
for
the
5
0
j
Vanetta
lb
'.
,
0
'
Canadian
middleweight
cham
treasurer,
A.
Russwurm,
secretary,
W.
K.
Tooth,'
Kitchens
1
p
:
pion.
Announcement
that
the
Nonstable
George
Nelson
and
Caldercmi
m""
5
1
Halifax
Athletic
Commission
had
McKinn.m
-
7
4
1
2
become
a
member
of
the
Cana
"
n
.
..3
0
j
Mouse
Pitcher
Hector
McKln-non
hurled
for
eight
innings
during
which
he
was
hit
15
times
for
11
runs.
Then
Coach
Benny
Windle
went
in
for
the
dian
Boxing
Federation
caused
the
most
recent
verbal
blasts.
Reminiscences
By
w.J.
ancl
Reflections
"
Savoy
no
200
M)
200
Summary-Err..
..
What
irked
Nick
most
was
the
i
balance
of
the
ninth
but
it
was
Mrs.
G.
Nelson.
The
Hospital
Women's
Auxiliary
was
represented
by
Mrs.
G.
Anderson
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
Crawford,
the
Canadian
Legion
W.A.
by
Mrs.
L.
A.
Behnsen
and
Mrs.
F.
Lewis,
the
Parent-Teachers'
Association
by-Mrs.
J.
McLeod
and
Mrs.
R.
Stevens,
the
Women
of
the
Moose
by
Mrs.
H.
Wilkinson
and
fact
that
the
Halifax
Commis
Hitch.
o.u..
much
too
late.
Moose
got
two
hits
oft
Lindsay
in
the
first
three
innings
but
sion
paid
a
$50
affiliation
fee.
"The
Halifax
Athletic
Commission,"
says
Niek,
"having
paid
a
OuthrHBM
Relief
can
be
felt
when
a
flood
,
much
all
over
the
front
page
ot
u
was
lwl
untU
lhe
fourt(l
,
son.
Morgan
2,
M.
g
fee
to
the
Canadian
Boxing
Fed-
u,o,i
o.irf
a
rvvr
niurst'S
me
Vancouver
oun
ui
diui
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brought
home
on
a
double
bv
!
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sr.
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sevenlh
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mired
t
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'
WmUi
If
I
themselves
up
as
rulers
ol
all
oy
j.
r.
uanics
ana
a.
ness,
arises
the
long,,
we
uwi-
puptfi
uumr
uui
iiu
mm
lthne
runs
ghk.r
d
"
-"uiy
Hits:
McKinj
"Now,
how
would
you
like
to
see
the
magician
disappear,
for
a
quarter?"
things
connected
with
the
prize
Russwurm,
-the
Stewart
Branca
cate,
the
involved
and
weari-
Xor
anotlier
line
ship
lor
the
i
coining
home
on
a
single
uy
n
.
tno.
M,
"
some
business
of
interpreting
north
coast,
because
it
would
be
rine
in
Canada.
The
fact
that
or
the
Canadian
Legion
by
J
i..!,.
.1
.
.
UOW
N
Saw.
and
pertorming
tne
Kdminis-
neeuea
aele
by
Kerr.
vm
Sci
n
ation
of
w
hat
has
been
given
I
in
t;w
inth
m.w,.
a
"""'""no.
Time
1:
..,
...u..v
-vum
mv
the
Halifax
Commission
had
paid
Wolstenholme
and
W.
S.
Orr.
tribute
to
the
Canadian
Boxing
J
W.
S.
Orr
was
appointed
chair-Federation
means
nothing
in
man
with
J.
Wolstenholme
a..
Cape
Breton.
They
maintain,
secretary.
and
rightly
too,
that
George
Three
candidates
are
entered
Ross,
who
has
never
lost
a
bout
in
the
content
for
Dominion
D-y
since
he
turned
professional,
is
QUeen:
Miss
Eila
HauhU.
snon-
Team
Slandinp
9
gamesi
by
a
generous
public
and
the
Doctored
water,
where
ve
you
pledges
of
stau:.
This
flood
has
been?
Quite
long
time
since
I've
a
lng
sequel.
jyou
en!.
Best
U)
take
it,
wise
;men
tell!
Pretty
soon
we'll
ul.
Thunder
growled
here
Mon-
be
well.
And
so,
our
old
pul
P.
D
;...
r
tv...;n
rhl.rina.j
iu
ha-lr
fi.r
H'ir
n.uv
youngster
like
Rocky
Graziano.
So
why
can't
Louis?
He
doesn't
1
even
have
youth
to
conquer,
jwalcott
became
of
voting
age
.some
considerable
time
ago."
I
Between
the
lines
of
that
brief
i
but
hectic
middleweight
scrap,
i
Dryburgh
read
that
'an
old
gaf-
fer
can
have
authority
in
his
mitts."
He
saw
no
reason
for
be-llieving
Louis
wouldn't
use
Zale's
W
1
Sees
Hope
For
Louis
Tony
Zale's
Victory
Shows
"'"Age
Can
Be
Overcome
by
Arch
MaeKenzie
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
bavoy
5
1
Merchants
j
Moose
1
i
the
Canadian
middleweight
sored
by
Moose
Lodge,
Mlss
Greu
;
no
7LZZ.
7pl
champion.
Soderlov,
sponsored
by
the
Cana-
Generally
speaking,
thunder
U
hence,
perhaps
no
one
will
be
Nick
says
that
Roger
Whynott,
dian
Legion,
and
Miss
Joy:e
larp
in
prince
Ruoert.
That
Is.
aware
he
is
still
here.
I
runs
off
three
hits.
Shier
and
Kerr
singled,
Shier
coming
honv
when
Rosedale
filed
out
to
left
field
and
Kerr
on
a
force
play
when
Vanetta
walked.
Savoy
had
their
big
Inning
in
the
second
when
they
brought
in
seven
runs
off
five
hits.
They
also
scored
one
In
the
first,
twe
in
the
fourth
and
one
in
Hit
ninth.
SAVOY
AB
R
H
PO
E
B.
Simundson
ss
.
5
0
10
0
Davis
lb
6
1
1
13
0
Pete
Zaduk
and
Ross
were
all
Stewart,
sponsored
by
the
Prem-'
the
kind
Nature
makes.
The
!
unrecognized
as
champions
for
ier
Club
and
Union.
'otheF
sort
is
heard
In
city
coun-
The
passing
of
William
Spil-
I
reasons
that
are
"sheer
rot."
He
The
winner
will
be
crowned
on
cil
chambers,
public
platforms,
r,
retired
police
inspector,
is
of
i
REGINA,
t
When
rugged
;
strategy.
Tony
Zale
clubbed
Rocky
Grazl-
"He
il
go
arter
the
kayo
early,
'ano
into
submission
in
the
third
.The
old
rock-a-bye
punch
is
still
round
of
their
middleweight
there
at
34
but
the
old
pins
com-
j
championship
bout
last
week,
i
plain
when
asked
to
go
the
Dave
Dryburgh
.
of
the
Regina
:
route."
feels
tlie
"tardy
recognition
jujy
i:
tlle
ceremony
to
be
fol-
beer
parlors
and,
of
course,
the
'speciallnterest
in
Prince
Rupert
I
given
the
C.B.F.
by
the
Halifax
!He
will
be
remembered
iowed
bv
a
biir
uaraoe
tn
thP
h
.'i
street
corners.
more
body
will
carry
no
weight
in
paric
where
sports
will
be
held
particularly
by
the
earlier
residents,
and
through
the
fact
thai
Cape
Breton
Island
they
followed
by
a
ball
game
and
a
A
new
subscriber
in
the
Coeur
-
Leader-Post
figured
it
was
a
Aside
from
potent
fist,
Dry-
are
at
a
loss
to
understand
why
dance
in
the
Moose
Hall
in
the'.d'Alene
country
writes
to
hand4t
Ml
10
hls
lot
10
be
ln
chirge
WHAT
ARE
BULGER'S
TRYING
TO
DO-
We
try
to
be
depends
We
try
to
be
earliest
r:
the
latest.
We
try
to
keep
1
go.
variety.
We
try
to
sell
rellafc.
goods
at
prices
1.
rjuod
omen
for
Joe
Louis
who
burgh
figured
another
angle
j
George
Ross
should
not
be
uni-
evening
ithe
Dailv
News
a
full
blown
nere
wnen
onle
01
wle
Rruvesi
;
Idaho
bouquet.
Look
forward
to;crlnu,s
ln
the
hintory
of
this
dis-
meets
Joe
Walcott
June
23
in
might
help
make
life
miserable
iversally
recognized
as
the
mid-
Committees
trict
were
committed.
defence
of
his
heavyweight
'
for
Walcott
"this
next
time,
crown.
Walcott
"has
naa
a
lot
of
time
r-
-"Zale
has
probably
silenced
to
think
about
what
the
heavy-
cueweignt
cnampion
or
Canada
'
Dance-W.
R.
Tooth
chairman
even
though
the
Cape
Breton
Mrs.
L.
Behnsen,
Mrs.
R.
Stevens
organization
refused
to
Day
$"0
.i
p
r.o,ni,
n
,'
its
arrival
for
one
always
en-oys
what's
in
a
fine
paper.
Well,
'it
ain't"
such
a
bad
old
world,
s
it
now!
is-a-fat
-
old
-
man
weight
championship
will
mean
t0
Montreal
Interests.
Their
old-:ii,
r-
U
..
,
'
'
CITY
OF
LEARNINQ
There
are
more
than
650
libraries
ln
the
city
of
London,
the
Louis
I
.
.
OllU
.
U
.
11,111,
UOOI'
COl-
OX
U
4
!.!.
,
t
.!.,!
for
t
the
voof
rest
chanters."
said
Dave.
"At
34
he
to
his
way
of
living
fashioned
idea,
it
would
appear,
!Iecti0ns,
and
J.
Thompson
MC
Used
all
over
Cm
made
the
birdies
sing
for
a
I
(Continued
on
Page
Six)
co.0
cnrc;EnKland.
including
those
of
is
that
boxing
champions
are
arid
life
nriservr
and
the
faces
government
departments,
na-
such
as
bluebird
Diaii
Rogers
and
f
ommunity
S.
Parade
Constable
Nelson.
Sports
J.
Smithson.
Crowning
arrangements.
Mrs.
W.
J.
Crawford.
cf
pretty
girls
and
statistics,
the!tional
museums,
learned
sorl-
port
of
Prince
Rupert
was
pretty
B,,u
JroeKmmi
uouira.
tiruen,
Waltham
and
BJ
r
r
-ja
runs
in
the
fiist
inning
and
two
Watches,
WrsUlox
Pnc
Kunsun's,
Pens,
etc.
...
In
fact
mast
of
our
(
are
standard.
i
in
the
sixth
of
the
seven-lnnnlng
I
exhibition.
Moose
scored
one
run
"urw
4.
S7v
.
won
by
leather-covered
fists,
not
by
a
fragile,
lily-white
hand
signing
a
$50
cheque,"
Nick
concludes.
Ed
Smith
(Sydney
Post-Rec-ardi
claims
the
Halifax
move
was
a
surprising
one.
"The
Hall-fax
Commission's
decision
to
become
part
of
an
organization
that
is
there
and
has
no
intention
of
being
insulted
out
of
existence
must
truly
shock
the
long-range
mockers
of
"this
U.w
-
drrir1'
WITH
1
1
OWEN'S
HIGH
SCHOOL
WINS
FIRST
GIRLS'
GAME
each
in
the
fourth,
sixth
and
seventh.
On
the
mound
for
Moose
was
Betty
Hamilton,
who
allowed
si
hits,
struck
out
10
and
walked
J.
Budinich
3b
3
33
Moose
AB
A.
Hamilton
c
3
I.
Kildall
rf
3
R.
Thain
ss
3
S.
North
lb
3
D.
Kennedy
2b
2
P.
Smith
cf
1
M.
Lykegaard
If
3
B.
Matson
3b
3
24
1
4
R
1
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
3
First
girls'
fastbaii
game
of
j
four
during
seven
innings.
Betty
the
season
saw
the
High
Scho.
j
Sedg
vick
allowed
only
one
hit,
self-appointed
body.'
struck
out
eight
and
allowed
n
Canada
needs
a
centralized
team,
sparked
by
Betty
Sedgwick
on
the
mound,
defeat
Moosn
4-3
in
an
exhibition
at
Gyro
Park
babes
on
balls
A
pick-up
boys'
game
which
200
002
04
000
101
1-S
High
School
Moose
boxing
administration
for
the
good
of
boxing
and
for
the
good
of
those
who
pay
the
shot
at
good
j
followed
saw
Bill
McChesney's
:
team
defeat
Roy
Webber's
by
i
that
was
featured
by
a
quality
of
play.
the
box
office,
'fhe
C.B.F.
has
INCOME
TAX
lately
shown
that
it
wants
to
Because
the
ladies
so
far
have
score
of.
7-5.
Batteries
were
Bill
KI71TRNS
PHEPARED-Sl
make
its
way
out
of
its
former
been
unable
to
drum
up
a
third
MeChesncy
and
Steve
Dumas
It.
E.
MORTIMER
anaemic
state.
A
few
more
team,
no
league
has
been
drawn
'
and
Tommy
Sedgwick
and
H
transfusions
arid
it
shouldn't
be
up.
so
it
looks
like
it
will
be
Webber.
'
324
2nd
Ave.
(Neu
CFB
tTsi'
.
ft
P
long
before
they
call
for
a
re-
Moose
versus
High
School
period-
,
High
School
AB
organization
of
the
Federation
ically
during
the
summer.
In
A.
Skora
c
2
fTTTTf
'rri
I
4
4
the
meantime,
however,
the
girls
M.
Greenwood
ss
.
are
hoping
that
some
other
B.
Mostad
lb
and
the
appointment
of
an
executive
board
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