t
This
hls
SPORT
pr.
rupert
giants
in
wongame;
win
again
Dtf,atd
I'ort
Simpson
21
to
17
New
york
Nationals
Going
Strong
Last
Night
in
upener
01
uis-trict
IJa&ketball
Series
prince
Rupert
All
Stars
defeated
port
Simpson
All
Stars
21
to
17
last
night
in
the
first
of
a
two-game
series
for
tho
championship
of
Northern,
British
Columbia.
It
was
a
close
checking
game
right
ngrii
from
iu"4
the
start
with
......
Simpson
u......
inn
held
a
one-point
lead
urrQl
within
two
minutes
of
the
end
of
the
first
half.
Then
Rupert
sank
a
field
goal
to
have
a
one-point
lead
at
half
time,
tne
score
oeingo
to
8
Detroit
Tigers
Outslugged
By
St.
Louis
Browns
NEW
YORK,
April
23:
(CD-New
York
Giants
maintained
undisputed
leadership
of
the
Na
tional
League
yesterday
by
winning
their
seventh
game
in
eight
starts
since
the
opening
of
the
season
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I
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A
WU
u
uuuiaivc
victory
over
ine
f
i
l.
i.
Nnnritiiy
iaii.
nM
n
11
1
r.
i
til
iui
a
.
1
.
-
opening
uib
"-w"s
"
"'
rmiues
at
me
i'oio
urounds
here
minutes
after
the
start.
Tne
visl-;
The
Pittsburg
Pirates,
although
Idle,
slipped
into
second
place
in
the
National
League
standing
when
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals
dropped
a
close
decision
to
the
Cincinnati
Reds
at
Cincinnati,
the
Reds
and
the
lead
was
changed
from
time!
place
ahead
of
the
Phillies.
The
to
time
until
five
minutes
to
go;
Brooklyn
Dodgers
blanked
the
jrhen
Ihe
Karen
Island
squad
got
I
Boston
Braves
at
Ebbetts
Field
four-point
lead
and
held
it
to
land
moved
into
seventh
place,
the
the
finish
of
the
game,
final
score
graves
being
relegated
to
the
eel-being
21-17.
lar.
Port
Simpson
has
sent
down
one
In
the
American
League,
the
of
the
strongest
teams
that
has,
Boston
Red
Sox,
playing
at
home,
ever
bcm
hce
and
they
should,
eked
out
a
close
victory
over
the
have
a
good
cliance
or
whining
Washington
Senators
and
arc
close
tonights
game
after
getting
used
on
the
heels
of
the
idle
Chicago
to
the
floor
)ast
night.
i
White
Sox
for
first
place.
The
The
Scythians,
winners
of
the
Senators,
as
a
result,
dropped
into
Intermediate
League
defeated
a
a
tie
with
the
New
York
Yankees
6enior
scrub
team
30
to
20
in
the
for
leadership
of
the
second
divi-curtain
ralr.
They
will
play
slon.
The
St.
Louis
Browns,
at
again
tonight.
.home,
poled
out
J8
hits
to
defeat
Individual
scoring:
j
the
world
champion
Detroit
Tigers
Scythians
(30)
Montcsano
(2),12to4.
Dominate
O0,
Campbell
(2).
Lc-I
Rainy
weather
caused
postponc-toumcau,
Currlc,
Glllls,
Murray
mcnt
of
some
games
in
the
east.
(2).
Ueynon
(6),
Houston
(2).
I
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
All
Stars
(28)-Vlcreck
(4),
National
League
Pierce
(5).
Arney
(4),
Christlson,
Philadelphia
2.
New
York
7.
Kakamoto
(13),
Calderonl
11)
W.
Murray
(1),
Senior
Game
Port
Simpson
U7)Brcntzcn
(7),
Sankcy
(2),
R.
Mathers
(6),
O.
While
(21,
D.
Musgrave.,
W;
Johnson,
Wesley.
R.
Knott.
Moody.
Prince
Rupert
(21)
-E.
Smith,
Stiles
(8),
R,
Morrison
(3).
J.
Morrison.
McPhce,
Ratchford
(3),
W.
Johnson
(5),
Morgan,
Lindsay
(2).
Simpson
Asks
"Break"
Paul
Price;
manaeer'of
the
Port
Boston
0,
Brooklyn
5.
St.
Louis
6,
Cincinnati
7.
American
League
Washington
3,
Boston
4.
Detroit
4,
St.
Louis
12.
Baseball
Standings
ounpson
warn,
in
a
statement
this
st
i
nnu
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
W.
L
New
York
7
Pittsburg
3
llfrj
J
1
""
'
morning,
said
that
his
team
would
J
Cincinnati
'.4
4
Sive
the
locals
a
better
and
faster
Philadelphia
4
5
same
tonight
and
he
figured
Port
Chicago
3
4
Simpson
could
take
It.
If
Brentzen1
Boston
,
2
5
M
made
all
he
missed
last
night,
1
Brooklyn
3
5
bttTn1?
WUid
haIC
n,n-
"U
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
.
hoped
Prince
Rupert
will
give'
w
L
Port
Simpson
a
better
break
to-
chlcac0
4'
,'
enough
to
play
a
home
and
home
ciPveIantl
4
2
series
with
Simpson."
said
Price.
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5
"
I
New
York
4
4
PA
I'LL
IS
PESSIMISTIC
Detroit
2
4
St
Louls
2
5
MELBOURNE,
April
23:
(CP)-
:
P
J.
Paull.
mfmbr
nf
th
u,
.
Philadelphia
1
6
re
County
Cricket
Club,
on
a!
LADIES'
BOWLING
at
here,
said
there
was
a
defln-1
"
lack
of
promising
material
in
April
23
Rangers
vs.
P.
R
English
cricket.
"I
cannot
think
of
Grads.
Brunettes
vs.
Doodads.
e
outstanding
young
player
who
'
.---------------.
miy
nrovo
fi
EnglUh
side
to
meet
Australia
"
the
next
Test
scries."
he
said.
WINNIPEG
TOILERS
WIN
WINNIPI
Winnipeg
Tollers
last
night
dc-
"Mcd.
Victoria
Dominoes
42
to
29
S
.,
flrsi
f
ft
three-game
series
Z,
m,rn,a
Wwlrn
Canada
bas-Mtball
championship.
STOU:
GENI:i;al'S
JEWELS
KENSINGTON.
Eng.,
April
23:
Jewelry
and
decoration
or-th.
iorth
n'orn
than
$5,000
of
late
Field-Marshal
Lord
Flu-of
V'erc
slolc
from
the
home
cL(
Wldow-
the
Dowager
VU-cuntcss
Piumcr
SH0kYwI5E
SMOKE
WHITE
OWL
QuaU.
INVINCIBLE
-STREAMLINE
I
L
advertisement
U
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
orby
the
dovernment
of
British
Columbia.
.333
.286
.143
SPORT
CHAT
Women
riders
beat
.a
team
of
the
Royal
Horse
Artillery
in
Jumping
Competitions'.
at
the
Islington
Horse
Show
In
England,
as
the
re
sultthe
soldiers
say
of
the
rhechanizlation
of;
the
army.-
There
is
a
movement
to
send
a
South
African
team
'to
Bisley
this
year,
it
being
pointed
out
that
the
Union's
sharpshooters
are
losing
touch
with
those
of
'other
parts
of
the
Empire
through
rip
team
having
been
sent
for
jsev-eral
years.
Reported
more
at
home
stand
Ing
on
her
head
than
herfeet.
Adele
Inge,
aged
nine,
of
St.
Louis,
is
an
expert
aerial
filer
and
trapeze
artist,
tap
dancer,
figure
skater
and
impersonator.
And
she
beats
the
boys
of
her
own
age
in
track,
tennis,
cycling
and
other
sports.
Yankee
Stadium
in
New
York
features
a
public
address
.
system
this
season,
last
of
the
major
league
parks
to
instal
one.
Thev
had
a
loud
speaker
Several
yeai$
Sale
Commences
Friday
Morning
at
9
ago,
but
It
was
abandoned
because
of.
the
acoustical
Interference
of
the
wooden
bleachers
now
being
replaced
with
steel
stands.
Due
to
a
clot
qn
the
brain,
Charllemalne,
Jhpoughbred
racing'
stallion
bought
"recently
for
$10,000,
dropped
dead
in
the
presence
of
his
owner,
J.
W.
Schenner
hage
in
Winburg.
South
Africa.
Cambridge
has
made
the
latest
move'
In'
the
boat
race
tralnlns
"war"
with
Oxford.
The
Light
Blues
have
engaged
their
rival's
boxing
Instructor,
Billy
Cook,
to
supervise
their
physical
Jerks.
i
Raymond
Callaway
of
Atlanta,
Ga
plays
football,
baseball
and
tennis
and
is
heavyweight
cham
pion
at
Alabama
Polytechnic
Institute
and
he
sings
in
the
Au
burn
Baptist
Church
choir.
Baseball
is
gaining
popularity
in
South
Africa.
Three
thousand
spectators
attended
a
recent
game
between
the
Western
Province
and
Transvaal
a
record,
the
papers
say.
SOMEN'S
STYLISH
Suits
Before
buying
your
next
suit,
sec
these
outstanding
values.
Materials
arc
wool
worsted,
wool
tweeds
&
botany
serges,
eclanese
lined.
In
the
latest
models.
Regular
up
to
$29.50.
Sale
Or
Price
WJLV.OO
It
will
pay
you
to
look
over
these
suits.
One
Lot
of
Men's
Suits
of
bur
regular
stock,
broken
lines,
not
all
sizes
in
the
lot.
If
your
size
is
here
it
will
pay
you
to
look
these
over.
Ci
Off
Sale
Price
DRESS,
FLANNEL
AND
WORK
PANTS
ODD
PANT.S,
in
a
large
variety
to
choose
from.
You
can
match
your
coat
and
vest.
These
pants
are
valued
up
to
$7.50.
Including
blue
serges
Q
A
iff
and
worsteds.
Sale
Prjce
.
.
.
.
.
.
MTOt)
Men's
Grey
Flannel
Pants,
,
pure
wool,
22
and
24
bottoms,,
slack
style.
Qff
Sale
Price
W&rfO
Men's
Overall
Pants,
good
strong
tjenim.
-i
AA
Sale
Price
tyXAV
women's
championship
tourneys.
This
year
she
succeeded
in
shaking
off
the
Jinx
that
bothered
her
iri
the
first
three
and
won
the
title
in
a
gruelling
20-hole
match
with
Emma
Scalley.
Jack
Ormston,
Ilarringway
(ton
don)'
speedway
rider
has
taken
to
horse-racing
as
an
amateur
Jockey.
He
has
competed
In
many
point-to-point
meetings
in
the
nortn
and
has
three
horses
of
his
own.
But
he
doesn't
Intend
to
give
up
his
first
love.
Col.
Bob
Allen.
70.
oi
Knoxvllle.
Tennessee,
is
beginning
his
22nd
year
in
the
Southern
League.
He
now
is
president
of
the
Knoxvllle
Smokies.
WONDERFUL
BUT
WORRISOME
PERTH,
April
23;
(CP)
When
Frank
Tarrant's
Australian
cricket
team
arrived
home
recently
after
a
tour
of
India,
davcrs
told
of
matches
played
immediately
after
two
or
three
days
of
railway
travelling
through
dense
dust
and
extreme
heat.
Llle
Nagel,
Victorian
bowler,
is
still
suffering
At
the
age
of
22.
dimlnutivi
from
dvscnterv.
but
rtexnltp
nil
Frances
Dwen,
has
been
a
finalist
!
these
"hardships"
the
tour
was
in
four
of
the
10
Florida
State
voted
a
wonderful
trip.
Sale
Price
STANFIELD'S
UNDERWEAR
Sale
Price
Men's
Shorts,
underwear
Turnbull.
Two
piece
suits.
Sale
Price
.'
MEN'S
SHIRTS
Men's
High-Grade
Shirts
in
the
newest
shades,
by
Tooke.
Cl
ffff
Reg.
$2.50.
Sale
Price
,
.
2
for
$3.00
One
Lot
of
Men's
Dress
Shirts,
not
all
sizes
in
the
lot.
Qfi
To
clear
at
..
vOl,
Men's
Work
Shirts,
good
wearing
material.
7Qo
Sale
Price
,
'vt
Men's
Doeskin
Shirts,
good
wearing
quality.
Reg.
$1.50.
QQn
Sale
Price
oOK,
CHILDREN'S
SUITS
Children's
Wool
Suits,
sizes
2
to
G
years,
Sale
Pr
Mail
Orders
Given
Prompt
Attention
at
These
Prices
MacKENZlE'S
FURNITURE
We
sell
the
best
coal
in
town.
We
deliver
promptly.
We
have
courteous
drivers.
If
you
are
not
already
a
customer
of
ours
phone
for
a
trial
order
of
our
coal.
ACME
IMPORTERS
98c
SWEATERS
Men's
Jumbo
Sweaters
coat
style,,
black
and
assorted
colors.
(Q
ftff
Sale
Price
JO
Boys'
Sweaters
sizes
22
to
32.
QQ
Sale
Price
OvC
SUIT
CASES
AND
TRUNKS
.
at
25
and
10
Percent
off
regular
prices.
$1.95
made
by
Tooke
and
95c
All
Sales
Final
X
0
H
M
r
V
t
r
t
ju
n,m
r
r
No
Exchanges
AtlVIL
HVirUK
SLUMBER
KING
SPRING
Guaranteed
And
the!
price'
Is
only
$13.50
They
are
built
for
sleep.
PHONE
775
There
is
a
Reason
Why
Our
Coal
Business
Has
Grown
In
Spite
of
Keen
Competition
CpdJ
Ce
ours
s
sdtsfy'n$-fye
can
prove
is
LVtrS-A
llllll
miiiiitiUiiliiiiliW
PHILP0TT
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
651
PHONES
652
Sale
Commences
Friday
Morning
at
9
Liquidation
Sale
MEN'S
CLOTHING
AND
FURNISHINGS
We
are
overstocked!
Spring
and
Summer
Merchandise
has
arrived.
We
must
reduce
our
stock,
so
we
are
lowering
our
prices
lor
this
sale
only
to
induce
you
to
purchase
now.
Come
in
and
look
over
the
newest
up-to-date
goods
for
bpring
and
Summer
wear.
If
you
want
savings
on
your
Spring
and
Summer
Suit
be
at
the
ACME
tomorrow'
HATS
AND
CAPS
MEN'S
NEW
SPRING
1
1
ATS
Genuine
Fur
Felt.
Reg.
$4.50.
Sale
Price
Men's
Caps,
good
patterns,
"silk
lined.
Values
up
to
$2.50.
Sale
Price
........
Boys'
Caps,
assorted-shades.
Sale
Price
v.;.'..:..........
$2.95
95c
79c
MEN'S
UNDERWEAR
Men's
Underwear,
just,
the
right
weight
for
this
time
of
the
year.
Reg.
$2.75.
fl-i
Off
rJLw
MEN'S
SHOES,
prices
arc
up
from
the
manufacturers.
We
are
putting:
them
on
at
sale
prices.
Regular
up
to
$5.50.
CO
Off
Sale
Price
.....
BOYS'
TENNIS
SHOES
One
Lot
of
Tennis.
Shoes
for
Boys,
sizes
11
to
13
and
1
to
5
Qf2v
Sale
Price,
pair
tOl
SOCKS
AND
HOSE
Men's
Fancy
Cashmere
Wool
Socks
in
beautiful
patterns.
Reg.
65c
and
75c
pair;
Sale
Price
1
Men's
Fancy
Dress
Socks
in
patterns
Sale
Price
Qftp
6
pairs
for
tOl
Men's
Work
Socks,
pure
wool
OQp
Sale
Price,
pair
.
Men's
Black
Cashmere
heel
and
toes.
Sale
Price
values
up
to
75c,
Sale
Price
Hose,
red
39c
Boys'
and
Girls'
Woollen
Golf
Hose,
fancy
tops,
St.
Margaret's,
Made
in
England.
All
sizes.
ZlQo
Sale
Price,
pair
SUSPENDERS
Men's
Work
and
Dress
Suspenders,
49c
MEN'S
TIES
One
Lot
of
Beautiful
Ties,
in
nice
assorted
shades.
Sale
Price,
each
It
will
pay
you
tu
stock
up'
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