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of
The
Snort
World
!
WINNER
OF
BIG
RACE
Iiur;oo
Kin?,
Owned
by
E.
R.
Bradley
and
Ridden
by
L.
Fa
tor,
Takes
Kentucky
Derby
LOUISVILLE.
Ky..
May
9:
E.
R.
Bradley's
Burgoo
King,
with
Jockey
L.
Fator
up.
'won
the
Kentucky
Derby
at
Churchill
Downs
on
Saturday
afternoon.
It
was
the
fifty-eighth
running
of
the
historic
race
which
Is
the
blue
riband
of
the
American
turf.
SPORT
CHAT
Sparta
events
scheduled
for
this
week
in
Prince
Rupert
are
as
follows:
Twaday
C.
N.
R.
Softball.
Station
vs.
Dry
Dock.
Senior
Football:
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Home
Oil.
Wednesday
Janior
Football:
Borden
vs.
High.
Thursday
Senior
Football:
Home
Oil
vs.
Merchants.
Spartan
Track
Meet.
Friday
C.
N.
R.
Softball:
Dry
Dock
vs.
Navy.
Saturday
Junior
Football:
Bor-
I
den
vs.
High.
Orwell,
A.
M.
O.
Singer's
good
colt
who
romped
away
with
the
classic
Two
Thousand
Oulneas.
is
quoted
at
two
to
one
betting
odds
on
the
Derby,
to
be
run
on
June
1.
This
is
Baseball
Scores
PACIFIC
COAST
LEAGUE
Saturday
Seattle
6.
Portland
3.
.s
11
'
'j
V
r
Dots'
and
Girls'
Model
J
4
i
1
Motorbike
Motorbike
Retrular
COL
Standard
-
,
0
Mon
Presentation
To
Rulh
me
lowest
p
re-Derby
quotation
In
Uhe
Intermediate
Baseball
League
many
years.
Other
odds
are:
Dastur,
game
between
Young
Elks
and
100
to
8;
Cock
pen,
100
to
.7.;
Miracle
,
Young
Sons
of
Canada,
which
was
and
Heeperas,
18
to
1;
Spenser.
28
to
have
been
played
yesterday
af-to
1:
Violator,
Lanindle.
Rolling
ternoon,
was
postponed.
noes,
uraaasrar.
Jackdaw
and
Firdausfi,
33
to
1.
tK
BbSbSbSbB
Kg
A
loving
cup
Wu3
presented
to
Babe
Ruth
Philadelphia.
k.h
s.-hooi.
recently
Johnny
the
students
mailt:
the
presentation
to
BASEBALL
POSTPONED
Owing
to
the
inclement
weather.
Baseball
May
10
Young
Sons
vs.
Young
Empress.
June
4
Borden
vs.
Booth.
June
8
High
vs.
Booth.
Cycle
tciWork
'You'll
feel
Better
Work
Better
AT
today's
remarkably
low
CCM.
prices,
the
car
fare
or
bus
fare
you'll
save
will
soon
pay
for
your
CCM.
bicycle.
Just
think,
too,
of
the
pleasure
of
riding
a
bicycle
equipped?
with
the
easy-turn-
,
ing.
COL
Triplex
Crank
Hanger,
the
CCJNL
Improved
Hercules
Brake,
Gibson
Pedals,
Dunlop
Tires
and
other
CCM.
features.
C'OM
Owner's
Service
Guarantee
Bond
A
Dew
feature.
It
pjanurtrci
tbe
quality
of
the
bicycle
and
the
service
to
be
glvta
on
U.
Adc
your
dealer
to
show
you
this
CCM.
Owner's
Service
Guarantee
Bond
when
you
drop
in
to
cc
his
new
1932
CCM.
models.
740
COM
Bicycles
.50
42.50
38.00
DcLuxe
Roadster
44.00
CCM.
Sport
47.00
Motorbike
Superb
52.00
BICYCLES
&
ACCESSORIES
T.
BALLINGER
Third
Avenue
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
when
he
visited
a
Bos:b
on
behalf
of
the
home-run
king.
NEW
COURTS
ARE
OPENED
Large
Crowd
Attended
Public
function
of
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
Club
Saturday
Afternoon
The
formal
opening
of
the
new
;
courts
and
club
house
of
the
I
Prince
Ruoert
Tennis
Olnh
nn
!
Acropolis
Hill
took
place
Saturday
'afternoon
under
auspicious
weather
conditions
and
with
a
crowd
of
;
some
ninety
persons
m
attendance
The
official
opening
was
conducted
,
by
Mayor
Cyril
H.
Orme
and
other
speakers
were
A.
tr.
Parlow.
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Tenni
Club,
and
F.
E.
Rotartson.
chairman
of
the
building
committe
The
building
committee
hac
;
charge
of
the
afternoon's
proceed
ings.
,
Mayer
Orme
turned
the
key
of
the
new
courts
over
from
thr
;
chairman
of
the
building
committee
to
the
president
of
the
club.
Most
of
those
pre?ent
took
advantage
of
the
opportunity
to
tr
:
out
the
new
courts
with
which
all
were
very
pleaseo.
Others
played
j
bridge
during
the
afternoon
In
tht
fine
new
club
house.
Tea
was
ser
ved
by
lady
members
of
the
club.
An
American
tournament
was
i
have
been
staged
among
member.
jof
the
dub
yesterday
afternoon
'tout
the
rainy
weather
prevented
it.
The
building
committee
consisted
of
F.
E.
Robertson,
chairman.
;
VV.
R.
McAfee.
Alex
Mitchell,
Lyman
Clinton,
Roger
Wright
and
V.
8.
Moore.
Baseball
Standings
American
League
W.
L.
Pet.
Washington
16
3
.762
New
York
12
0
,67
Cleveland
16
9
.640
Detroit
12
7
.632
St.
Louts
...
10
13
.435
Philadelphia
8
12
.400
,
Chicago
6
16
.273
Boston
...
4
16
500
National
League
w.
L.
I
Chicago
15
Boston
12.
Philadelphia.......
,11
Cincinnati-':
"13
New
York
8
1
St
Louis
9
'Brooklyn
J'
Pittsburg
7
6
.
8
n
jo
13
12
13
FOOTBALL
May
11
Borden
vs.
High.
May
14
Borden
vs.
Booth.
May
18
High
vs.
Booth.
Pet.
.714
,600
.
,550
.542
.444
,409
.369
.330
BUILDING
UPLEADS
Senators
Have
Twe
and
Half
Game
Margin
in
American
Cubs
Same
in
National
League
WASHINGTON,
May
9:
By
win
ning
both
week-end
games
from
the
Chicago
White
Sox,
Washington
Senators
increased
their
lead
in
the
American
League
to
two
and
a
half
games
over
the
New
York
Yankees
who
moved
into
second
place
Sat
urday
by
virtue
of
a
victory
over
ne
Detroit
Tigers.
The
Cleveland
rdlans
-.von
their
second
straight
I
if
I
I
1
ics
yesterday
oewrriav
iBsi
and
are
aM
nrta
now
rw
oc-
CUmrtncr
third
nlflfp
slut
nhnaH
fit
defeating
the
world
champion
St.
Louis
Cardinals,
the
Cards
going
to
sixth
place.
The
Dodgers
are
now
In
seventh
position
while
Pittsbure
Pirates
continue
to
occupy
the
cel
lar.
SATURDAY
SCORES
American
League
Cleveland
10.
Philadelphia
7.
Detroit
I.
New
York
4.
St.
Louis
4,
Boston
0.
Chicago
2,
Washington
7.
National
League
Boston
8,
Cincinnati
9.
Brooklyn
0.
Chicago
3.
Philadelphia
5.
Pittsburg
3.
-SUNDAY
SCORES
,
.American
League
Philadelphia
5,
Cleveland
8.
St.
Louis
5,
Boston
7.
Chicago
5,
Washington
6.
National
League
New
York
4,
St.
Louis
1.
Boston
5.
Cincinnati
6.
Brooklyn
5,
Chicago
12.
The
first
heavy
displacement
spr
f(,boat
In
southern
Callfor-nla
waters
In
4
years,
Midge,
'
Midge
365-horsepower
craft,
competed
at
Lake
Elsinore,'
California,
recently
SOFTBALL
May
10--station
vs.
Dry
Dock.
May
13-R.C.N.V.R.
vs.
Station.
May
17
Roundhouse
vs.
Dry
Dicit.
May
20
station
vs.
Roundhouse
May
24-R.c.N.V.R.
vs.
Dry
Dock.
May
27-Dry
Dock
vs.
Station,
May
31
Roundhouse
vs.
R.C.N.V.R
June
3
-R.CJI.VJl.
vs.
Station.
June
7
-Dry
Dock
vs.
Roundhoust.
June
H
station
vs.
Roundhouse.
June
14
Dry
Dock
vs.
R.C.N.V.R.
June
17-tatlon
vs.
Dry
Dock.
June
21
Rounahouse
vs.
H.C.N.
V.R
June
24
Roundhouse
vs.
Dry
Dock
June
2B,5StaUon
vs.
R.C.N.V.R.
AdvertUe
in
the
Daily
Newl.
f
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c'ul
EM
CIGARETTE
TOBACCO
HIGH
WINS
Your
pipe
knows
Og
Jen's
cutplutt
5
to
1
in
Junior
League
Booth
ctaged
another
attack
and
Fulton
was
dangerous
but
Morgan
cleared.
GilUe
stopped
Faw
and
,
the
Tigers.
The
Athletics
fell
back
!
j
into
sixth
plaee
behind
the
St.j
,
.
.
,
u
.
,.
Louis
Browns
who
blanked
the
",gh
Scho0,1
C"UJ
'U
f
career
lowly
Boston
Red
Sox
on
Saturday
,baU
j?,0"
n
f-
although
losing
yesterday.
"
,
.
over
Booth
Memorial
School
by
five
;
n
Boston
t
Braves
lost
their
fourth
80ali
t0
one
ilthh
fa
straight
game
yes
erdiy
to
,
the;much
more
even
than
the
score
I
Cincinnati
Reds.
Chioago
Cubs
woniwould
mdlcate
1
again
from
the
Brooklyn,
Dodters!
....
....
uwmnmtf
ina
r
m
Msr
11
1
a
k
evK
was
even
with
Gomez
and
Ritchie
the
pressing
but
not
being
able
to
rcore.
WMIlaeroft
kicked
strongly
and
Monsan
we
net
severelv
tp-
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,ed-
Gay
aaTed
a
scramble
and
UN
uUvvjl
?nen
Np,sdn
h,id
Wn
that
was
1
too
high.
Colussi
'
was
nearly
.ctory
over
the
Philadelphia
Ath-
DfffaU
pth
SehoM
By
Sre
of
goal
for
High
after
a
nice
drtbWe.
Nakamuto
And
McMeekln
went
LEGION
UNE-UP
TRY
THIS
CIGARETTE
TOBACCO
Greater
enjoyment
.
.
.
greater
satisfaction
.
.
.
greater
ease
and
speed.
for-
aU
.who-froH
their
own
.
Try
(Jgden
a
line
cut
.
.
.
the
brand1
that
har-
-always
sold
on
its
merits.
'
Fret
VtummUr
Ogantf
Foptrt
with
mtf
pmcksgu
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BASEBALL
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Game
of
Season
The
Prince
Ru;,
:
p,
eto.
.
Thr
same
was
strennouslv
elation,
at
an
tough'
out
but
no
further
goals
yesterday,
dei
i-were
scored.
Senior
League
Hiih
Vtoraan:
WlUbcittft
and
when
Empress
ChrUttson:
KirkendalL
Cromp
and
(The
ether
Senti
Dungate:
Faw,
Nakamoto.
Ivarsen.lof
Canada.
wUl
Wllrr
on4
CantuvKM
nd
increased
their
margin
of.
e
w
gave
ign
tne
'
.
.
wse
01
f
n,u
and
a
Mron
"wul,jay:
tDy-
"wme:
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in
leadership
the
National
Leaaue
ew?i!,tad
th"
e8rty
at4acktd
"f"
Giants
Giants
advanced
advanced
into
into
fifth
fifth
place
nlaeehv
by
I
w"w'y
oouneing
Dan
went
"f1":.
rwon
Mira
off
Ritchie's
foot
to
give
High
the
MCMeeun.
first
goal.
Then
a
weak
play
by
Referee,
J.
CampbeJL
Christlson
gave
Nelson
a
chance
Linesmen.
T.
Busunleh
and
D.
and
he
put
Booth
level.
The
nlav
Hartness.
showing
up
well
for
Booth
till
Wat-
.
son
added
a
second
with
a
simDle
bouncing
shot
that
the
Booth
goalie
snouid
have
cleared
and
later
followed
with
a
fine
cross
drive
to
put
High
two
goals
up,
Gay
caught
an
other
high
shot
NEXTW
May
20
by
pla
n
;
1
second
fixture
rf
The
Senior
Lcdt
the
first
half
of
'
iic
Issued
this
week
Canada
enjoy
,
In
railway
mileage
;
Tht
following
The
line-up
of
the
Canadian
Le-;
of
charges
ma
gion
for
tomorrow
evening's
Senior
notices.
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crn
flvtur
antmtj
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later
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Mwalt;
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Cards
of
T.
a
four
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at
half
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