PAGE
FOUR
Prince
Rupert
Gets
Sixteen
Point
Lead
in
Hoop
Series;
To
Play
at
Anyox
Next
Week
Prince
Rupert
Intermediates
now
have
a
16-point
lead
over
Anyox
on
the
first
two
games
of
the
series
for
the
basketball
championship
of
Northern
British
Columbia,
I
The
choice
of
those
men
vtho
who
appreciate
appreciate
good
good
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i
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One
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(lair
Beoutiper
4
i
At
All
Drug
Storn
Thirty
Flv
C.nU
Prince
Rupert
Jack
McNulty,
2;
!Fred
Dingwall;
Eddie
Smith,
7;
Al-(lan
Cross,
C;
Bob
Stalker,
4;
Sonny
lurne,
waiter
jonnson;
loiai,
n.
Ladies'
Game
Maple'
Leafs
May
Ness,
6;
Sue
Boddle,
4;
E.
March,
2;
Margaret
Gilchrist,
2:
Chrissie
McLeod,
2;
Lillian
Lowe,
2;
total,
13.
i
Toilers
Pearl
Stone,
4;
Verna
Brochu.
2;
Victoria
Krikevsky;
i
Helen
Sim,
2;
Ella
Steen,
total,
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8.
ii;"hH
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.,A
mayor
orme
rtfTS.
UP
BASEBALL
CUP
j
city
senior
baseball
champion
ship
competition,
Jt
was
an-
nounced
today
bythe-Pj:ino
'
Rupe:l
BasetojjssociSjiuvr'Jt
I
will
be
used
as
petpetutl
aallenge
trophyr-ifc
tff
stf&e
,
une
since
there.
ias
been
a
j
t
.phy
for
local
baseball
com-
,
,,etUion
and
It
is
expected
'
t.iut
the
acquisition
of
one
will
i
be
the
meant
of
putting
oen-
j
idcrablc
more
zest
in
the
sport.
Babe
Ruth
Makes
Opening
Homer
itel
ped
New
'York
Yankees
to
Win
Their
First
Game
of
Season
Yesterday
National
League
"BrbSfelyrt?
Boston
t.'
v
St.
Louis
1,
Pittsburg
0.
Cincinnati
5,
Chicago
0.
American
League
Boston
2,
New
York
3.
Philadelphia
4,
Washington
6.
Detroit
4,
Cleveland
5.
Chicago
2,
St.
Louis
4.
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STANDINGS
,
National
League
W.
L.
Pet.
New
York
..,
4
0
Pittsburg
0
1
Chicago
0
5
Philadelphia
3
3
Boston
.
2
3
St.
Lorila
4
6
Brooklyn
2
5
Cincinnati
;
2
0
a
'American
League
W.
Washington
0
Philadelphia
4
2
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Louis
5
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2
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4
s
3
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Boston
3
5
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Detroit
3
7
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New
York
1
5
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Sam
Antonelli,
who
has
been
on
a
two
weeks'
trip
south,
returned
home
from
Vancouver
on
tho
ss.
Prince
Rupert
this
morning.
DOC
SNELL
IS
WINNER
Defeated
Wildcat
Carter
With
Sen
sational
Last
Kound
Rally
SEATTLE,
April
28:
Swinging
his
firsts
from
the
floor,
Doc
Snell,
Tacoma,
Junior
welterweight
cham-
Tinxrinrr
won
thi
cormrl
rnotnli
loof
rii'n-Vif
k.r
o
cnnM
f
91
I
P"n
Staged
a
8CnsatIonal
last
itr
i.7..!
:ii
u
...-It.
i.
a
i
round
rally
last
night
to
win
over
ly
xu.
Aiie
series
vviu
ue
cumpieieu
wun
yaiues
at
nnyux
wildcat
Carter,
Everett
negro,
In
next.
Monday-
ana
Tuesday
evenings,
i
he
smelter
town
1
the
sixth
round
of
a
bout
here.
players,
alter
their
visit
here,
will
return
home
on
the
snell
had
carter
reeling
in
the
Prince
Rupert
this
afternoon
while
the
locals
will
journey
,sixth
sUnza
but
was
tmabiecto
in-north
on
the
Catala
tomorrow
evening.
t25L
Joe
Townsend
of
Vancouver,
B.C.
r-u
i
a
:u
i.:
i
v
usc
wicujviiiK
xcutuicu
last
uigiii,
s
game
which
waa
u
f0Ught
a
torrid
draw
with
Freddie
tlenr.lv
nnt-Mfari
affair
PHnoo
Hn-
.
.
.
'
,7,
;".vv,"
i
,
Steele,
Tacoma
welterweight,
and
pert
maintained
a
steady
lead
while
Olof
Hanson
was
scorekeeper
Jackie
Caston
of
'Seattle,
feather-
uuuhiiiuuv,
iiuwovci,
ueuig
aueuu
and
Mike
Budinicn,
time-keeper,
at
half
time
11
to
6.
Stewart
Steele,
After
the
games,
both
Anyox
and
with
five
points,
was
high
scorer
Prince
Rupert
players
were
guests
for
Anyox,
and
Eddie
Smith,
with
of
Col,
S.
P.
McMordle
at
the
Capl-seven,
for
Prince
Rupert.
A
larger
tol
Theatre
and
keenly
enjoyed
the
crowd
was
in
attendance
than
at
exciting
western
'picture"
Senor
the
first
game
on
the
preceding
Americano."
It
was
the
first.
time
evening.
that
a
number
of
the
Anyox
boys
The
second
game
on
last
night's
had
heard
the
talkies,
program
was
a
Ladies'
League
Individual
scoring
was
as
follows:
match
between
the
Maple
Leafs
Anyox
Charles
HH1.
4;
Ivor
Da-and
Toilers
in
which
the
Canucks
ls'
2;
"
ewart
Steele,
5;
Sid
Ann-.
.
.
.
strong,
1;
Tony
Calderone,
3;
Frank
ran
true
to
form
and
won
by
a
Twnrtr,-
tti
i
otMiv
ut
id
w
a.
nmi
ume
score
was
6
to
4
in
favor
of
the
Maple
Leafs.
Will
Mitchell
refereed
both
games
SJ
E3
LB
O
T
"
weight,
drewwith
Georgia
Ains-worth
of
Vancouver.
ELKS
PARTY
IS
SUCCESS
Dalloon
Dance
Last
Night
Enjoyed
By
Crowd
of
Two
Hundred
Persons
The
Elks'
balloon
dance
In
the
i
Elks'
Home
last
night
was
a
very
enjoyable
party,
some
two
hundred
persons
being
In.
attendance
at
the
affair.
The
hall
was
gaily
decorated
with
the
purple
and
white
colors
of
the
order
and
balloons
of
variegated
colors
were
suspended
from
the
celling.
Tunesome
music
was
played
from
9
pjn.
until
2
ajn.
by
Charlie
Ba-lagno's
orchestra
and
Will
Lambie
was
master
of
ceremonies.
At
11
pin.
the
Elks'
ceremony
was
per
formed,
this
being
followed
by
the
releasing
of
the
balloons
and
the
attendant
fun.
At
midnight,
delicious
refreshments
were
served.
Mayor
Cyril
H.
Orme
has
Members
of
the
committee"
In
put
up
a
handsome
cup
for
!
charge
included
Mike
Budlnlch
and
George
Mitchell.
Jack
Lauten
presided
at
the
door.
ADMNTQN
IN
FINALS!
Rupert
East
City
Tournament
to
Be
Completed
Monday
Night
4.4.4.
4.u.i
Rupert
East
Badminton
ClUb'S
I
city
tournament
was
brought
un
to
I
the
finals
in
all
events
last
night
i
(with
the
playing
of
the
third
round)
and
semifinals
in
the
mixed
dolt-1
ibles.
The
finals
will
be
played
ohj
muuuuy
cveiuitK
iiexi
as
louows;
Mixed
doubles
C.
J.
Norrlngtcn
and
Miss
E.
Currie
vs.
J.
Field
and
Miss
R.
Winslow.
Ladles'
doubles
Ml
E.
CU'rH.9
and
Miss
B.
Thompson
vs.
Miss
Laura
Prlzzell
and
Miss
Mary
flaw
xuun.,
Apru
'
ao:
oaoe
:
Men's
aoumes
Cf
J.
WomhfWl
Ruth
made
hi
first
home
run
In
a
;
and
S.
Darton
vs.
II.
T.
Cross
arid
10-innlng
game
yesterday
In
which
;W.
Cross.
New
York
beat
Boston
3
to
2.
In
addition
an
exhibition
gQrhe.
will
be
staged
between
two
well
wsjl
known
local
flayers'
k'
Mixed
Doubles
Last
night's
scores
were
as
follows:
Third
Kound
J.
Field
and
Miss
R.
Winslow
bat
Pete
Ferguson
and
Mrs.
J.
J.
Feas'D'y,
Feasoy,
18-15,
15-10.
Mr,
and
Mrs.
J.
II.
Horton
m
Murdock
and
Mrs.
Beale.
158
158.
lS2
i
Miss
Irene
Mitchell.
beat
L.
iMi
Seml-Flnals
C.
J.
Norrington
and
Miss
Eliza
beth
Currie
beat
Jaik
Glllatt
and
J.
Field
and
Mis
R.
Vinslow
beat
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
II.
Horton,
12-15,
15-2,
15-12.
Regiment
Tennis
CoiH'tsRc?a!red
WrMtfh-
,
Ik.'
-
.
lit!
.
cii
1
;
ueu
anu
riay
Win
soon
Commence
Repairs
to
the
tennis
court
of
the
First
North
D.
C.
Regiment,
which
sustained
considerable
damage
as
a
result
of
winter
storms,
have
been
about
completed
and
play
there
will
soon
commence.
Like
other
clubs
of
the
city,
the
Regiment
Tennis
Club
Is
looking
forward
to
a
successful
season.
THE
DAILY
NKW&r"1
"
.
u.il
.
.
'
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PLAY
FOR
DAVIS
CUP
Great
Britain
Succeeds
In
Winning
Doubles
While"
Germany
'
Takes
Singles
LONDON,
April
26:
Waging
an
uphill
battle
against
elimination,
Great
Britain
yesterday
captured
the
doubles
from
Germany
in
the
first
round
of
the
Davis
Cup
tennis
competition,
J.
C.
Gregory
and
I.
C.
Collinge
easily
defeated
Walter
Dessart
and
Henry
Kleinschroth;
6-2,
6-4,
6-3.
Germany
had
won
the
first
singles
the
day
previous
and
yesterday
Dr.
Daniel
Prenn
completed
the
de
feat
of
H.
G.
N.
Lee
of
Britain,
6-4,
7-9,
6-3,
6-2.
ARSENAL
WON
ENGLISH
FOOTBALL
CUP
TODAY
WEMBLEY
STADIUM,
April
20:
Arsenal
defeated
Hud-
dersfield
two
to
nil
today
in
the
final
for
the
English
Cup
before
an
assemblage
of
93,000
spectators.
His
Majesty
King
George
was
among
those
pre-
sent.
Arsenal,
In
the
first
half,
t
except
for
an
exciting
moment
or
two,
proved
to
be
the
better
team.
James,
crack
Arsenal
forward,
scored
after
IS
mln-
utes
of
play.
The
second
goal
came
from
Lambert,
centre
forward,
well
on
In
the
second
half.
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From
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WOLFVILLE,
N.S,
April
26:
The
Adanacs
of
New
Westmin-ster
last
night
won
the
men's
senior
basketball
championship
of
Canada
when
they
defeated
the
Acadia
College
team,
eastern
champions,
by
a
score
of
34
points
to
19.
They
captured
the
two-game
title
series
by
an
aggregate
of
60
to
42.
The
Adanacs
took
the
lead
from
the
start
and
held
it
throughout
last
night's
BRITAIN
Get
pays.
WON
OUT
Eliminates
Germany
From
Davis
Cup
Play
By
Three
Games
to
Two
LONDON,
April
26:
Sweeping
thrpugh
the
last
two
singles,
today,
Great
Britain
won
the
Davis.
Cup
tilt
with
Oermany
three
matehes
to
two.
H
o.N
Lee
downed
Dr.
.Hans
'
Landmann
5-7,
6-3,
6-2,
6-3'
In
the
final
match
after
Henry
Austin
had
defeated
Daniel
Prenn
6-3,
6-4,
7-5.
the
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