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October 15, 1937

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HERE used to be-a time
when the boys from the

Vancouver Sports Club and.

sundry others would come
into our office howling their
heads off because we didn’t
put in their write-ups. ~And if ye
didn’t appear duly impressed with
the enormity of bur crime. then they
would constitute themselves 4 dele—
Zation -to interview -the business

, manaeer. and something along the

lines of the followine would ensue:
“Yours is a Workers’ paper, isn’t
St?

“Ves
“And ours is 8 workers’ sports
club. Now we sent 2 write-up in

jast week and your blanket y-blank
editors didn’t put it in. What about

a it???

So the business Manager would
Soothe their rif=hteous indignation
and then come in to us for a heart-
to-heart talk, the gist of which was
that we should be ashamed of our-
selves and See that it didn’t happen
again. Those were the days when
we bad oniv-a four-page paper and

j) we. couldn't always find room for
€verythine.
But now the tables are turned.

9 We want the writeups and they're:

mot beine sent in.

Not only Vancouver
others,
Ailianee, for instance, could help us
out a lot in keepine our sports fans

Sports Club

informed on what progressives are

doing in the ‘sports world. How's
sabout it?

Contrary to the opinions of the
Toronto Star Weekly but cointi-

dent with his own staiements to the

young Toronte lad~ in

Srennan,
Spain to his grandfather, which
blearly points out the. attitude of
Tommy Parr, British Empire heayy=
¥Yeight boxing cGhammpion,.to the
yorkinge class.
| Dhe letter also offers a bit of
i nlishtenine information on Bunny
Soe one of the world’s outstand-
Sag tennis stars. It reads as follows:
“TY was. talking to Harry Pollitt,
ecretary of the British Communist
arty, about a month ago. He was
Piddinge me about the sway Warr
‘rould Knock Louis’ head off. He
Pold me Fommy Farr was a good

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‘fommunist party, as well as a. big
Sonator and a regular ‘correspon-
Sent to the British Daily Worker.
“Bunny Austin, British amateur
snnis champ has written several
P cticles in the British Worker un-
)2r his own name. He doesn’t give
* damn. He is an outstanding anti-
J ar fighter in the Old Country.”

> The letter whith was written a2
lw days before the MWouis-Farr
rap Should wipe out all doubt in
iyone’s mind as to Tommy Tarr
1d place both him and Bunny Aus-
2 in line for an orehid from the
o=ressive sports fraternity.

yurcl Fveiiler Draws
Vith Swartz

> VICTORIA.—_Im a hard-slugging
Sittle at the Tillicum gym last week-
, Dud Miller of Port Alberni, |
ught six rounds to a draw with
}-nie Swartz of Vancouyer
*Johnny Hall, hard-punchine Se-
B tle Wesro, was awarded a techni-
51 Knockout in the fourth round |
‘er Young Julius Troll.

Paddy Sheridan, Winnipeg, lost
referee’s call to Joe Moody of Van- |
uver.

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St. Regis Loses

Nanaimo Has Four,
Cumberland Three
Teams —_—.

NANATMO.— There will be four
teanis this season in the Nanaimo
| and District section of the Upper ~
Island Senior Soecer League and
three at Cumberland, it was 4
Jlearmed at-a meeting of team dele-
gates here last weelxend.

On Sunday, October 17, Galahads
will play Fletchers in the first
league game and on October 24

Nanaimo City “meets Reserve
Miners.

| J.. ©. McGregor, R. Shaw, J.
| Ruckledge and Bus Mcelenzie

“were named to represent Nanaimo
teams on the league executive.

Nickason Signed
With MicComber

SEATTLE. — Vancouver's hard-
hitting light heavyweight, Chuck
WNickason signed this week for a
si=round semi-final~ bout on the
October 19 card with Jock McComber
of Tacoma. The announcement ways
made by Promoter Nate Druxman,

Allen Matthews, St. Louis Negro
middleweight, and Joe Smallwood
of. Philadelphia, will be the main
eventers:

WA Team FTrounces

Monarchs

Collingwood WA, 5; Moberly |

.

F Monarchs, 4.
Collingwood Workers’ Alliance
scored a | hard-won Victory over

Moberly Monarchs Saturday when

| all members of this up and coming

team gave a good account of them=
selves. Outstanding players for the
WA were Dick Smith and’ Jensen.

HOLYOKE, Mass.—Wicky Harlk-
ims of Philadelphia, was outpointed
here this week in a 10-round bout,
with Sonny Jones, Vancouver claim=
ant to the Canadian wellermoent)
championship who has been angling
for a title bout with Frank Geno-
vese. Jones weighed in at 14714,
one pound less than his opponent.

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In Surprise Opener

CCF Loses By Odd
Goal In Three

Surprise of the Vancouver and
District Football Leaeie’s openings
Sames last Saturday was St. Rezis’
defeat by Maccabees, erstwhile juye-
nile club of the former now wearing
Maccabees’ colors.

Four thousand spectators at Gam-
bie Street grounds saw St. Regis’ de-
Tense crumble under persistent on-
Slaughts. Bert Lowe and Stan Lude-
man broke’. through to seore two
apiece and Jimmy Love, Ken Lawn
and Bob Jehnsten added one each to
the Maccabees’ score. John McAn-
inch netted St. Resis’ only goal.

Services found little difficulty in
blanking Varsity, George Bunyan
George Keddie scoring two each and
Louie Marino taking the odd goal.

The new CCH team, which includes
among its players Herbert Gargrave,
GCF secretary, and Harold Box, lost
bythe odd goal in three to Kerris-
dale Seconds in a second division
game at Wilson Park.

_ Week-end scores:
Maccabees -7, St. Regis 1.
Services 5, Varsity 0.
Kerrisdale 1, Frasers 1.
Vikings 2, West Vancouver 0.-
Excelsiors 6, Abbotsford 3.

By REDFIELI \Pro-Recs To

Battle CCF

Soccer Schedule
Announced

Announced by the soccer com-
missions is the following Vancouver
and District League schedule for
this Saturday:

First Division
3.-p.m. — Kerrisdale vs. Abbots-

ford, Kerrisdale Park: Referee
Murphy.

2 p.m.—Maceabees vs. Excelsior,
Cambie Street: Referee Motters-
head.

3:30—Vikings vs. Service, Cambie
Street; Referee’ Axelson:
3 p-M.—Firaser ys. St. Gegis, Sap-
perton Park; Referee Gillespie.
3 p.mM.—Varsity vs. Westt Van-
MeBride

; Couver, Park;

; Referee
Marshall. sd
Second Division
3 p.mM.—Pra, Recs. ys. CCF, Powell
Street; Referee Hunter.
3 p-m.— B.C. Box vs. Varsity, Wil-
son Park; Referee Bowler.

3 p-m—Hammonds vs.
dale, Templeton Worth >; Refetee
Dickinson. :

Alia Teane
In Circuit

Kootenay League
Has Six Entries

Denied admission in the senior
Alberta Association, two teams
from Alberta, Lethbridge and Gole-
man, will compete in the West
Kootenay senior amateur hockey
leasue this season, it was decided
at the annual meeting of the
Kootenay league Jast weekend.

Acceptance of applications from
Lethbridge and Coleman brings the
number of teams in the circuit to
Six, Other teams are Welson, Trail,
Rossland and Kimberley.

The two Alberta clubs will revert
to the Alberta Association when pro-
vincial playoffs and inter-provincial
playoffs begin at the end of the
season.

The meeting also decided to re-
constitute Rossland, formerly em-
braced by Trail, as a separate team.
Decision as to the number of im-_

ports to be allowed for Rossland
was left to the annual meeting of
‘the British Columbia Amateur

Hockey .Association to’ be. held at

Merritt, November 6.

Kaelin Carries Off
Championship

VICTORIA.—The- Vancouver Is-
Jand championship and F. W. Pran-
eis Cup were carried off by Louis
Kaelin of Seattle in the annual hill-
Climb of the ‘Victoria Motoreyele
Club at Mount Douglas.

After. only one attempt at the
precipitous and dusty incline Kaelin

zoomed over the top in 8 1-5 sec-
onds on his second. try.
Both the novice event, restricted

to club members, and the Paul
Girardeau trophy were carried off
by Newton Cameron of Victoria.

Basque Footballers
Win In Soviet Union

Saintly Elevens

To Clash Saturday ~=

Apple-Knockers Sit
Down For Extra
Funds

Kerris- |

SPRINGEFIBLD, Mo—Hard sweat--

ing apple-knockers in the minor
leasues.-haye finally Staged base-
Dall’s first sitdown strike. The play-

offs of the Western Association were
being’ staged between the Springfield
Cardinals and the Hutchinson Larks,
When the inevitable took place.
The. Springfield stands were jam-
med with rooting fans, and the
Larks were out in the field warmins
up. But the Cards, with the excep-
tion of Manager Clay Hooper and
one infielder and an: outfielder, were
sittings it out in the Glub house.

| Piteher Pete Kanip, 2 delegation
lof one, then presented the strikers’

demands to Club President A. G.
Eckert—exira compensation for the
play-offs.

Boss. Man Eckert tried’ a Tom
Girdler with threats of Suspension,
; but didn’t even get to first base.

He finally agreed to arbitration by
League President -Tom airweather.
The Cardinals then went and and
trounced the Larks 8 to 2.
Meanwhile President Wairweather
mailed that this Season's play-offs, as
well as those in the future, shall
provide for a ‘players’ fund. Out
of this kitty the winning team is jo

get 60 per cent and the losers ‘40
per cent, with reeular salaries in
addition. To accumulate a worthy

sum for fhe fund, nine cents will be
taken from each ticket sold for!
play-offs. ;

* Radials To Oppose
| North Shore

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In their first appearance on the
| home acres since they whipped
Royals in the opening game at North
Vancouver, St. Saviours will face St.
Andrews eleven at Con Jones Park
Saturday in what promises to be a
hard-fought game. St. Saviours is

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boast when they line up against St.
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Royals, meet North Shore United at
Confederation Park.

Weeek-end scores:

; Monday.

Royals 3, Radials 0.

: Saturday.

North Shore 4; Royals_1.

Radials 3, St. Andrews 2.

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MOSCOW .—After spending near-
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grad, Kiev, Toilisi and Minsk, the
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Soviet Union. :

Received everywhere with en-
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its ability by winning seven of its
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Spartak club. The match with a
selected Leningrad team ended in
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Some half a million football fans
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Main Street (cor. 94th Ave.)

“Appy” at Appy’s -