Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 21, 1940, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press Friday june 21, 1940 Page seventeen ree straight for magnanimous Bri Areus second in fort Rouge purse at Polo Park by e. A. Armstrong j map ant Nous. From b. Ray s Texas horse racing family made it Traish wins. Thursday As this substantial Black cum the for Rouge purse contested Over a mile route during Polo Park racing Day. This seven year son of diabolo has std cd four times since coming to Winnipeg and Man second. Bri Areus was second by a Suu As thu a. Five lengths worse while Simon seven horses went to the Post and jockey g. L Laa aboard the Winner. For Smith was prep futurity failed to reveal j ii Giles finished t to o a Mere a i it verse won the Fores Queen was no less than four got Down in front. Form players enjoyed a gala matinee. Track conditions were almost Ideal for horses and fans alike. I Polo Park the fort court obliged nicely in the sixth made by under a Stout ride by s. Harris who is More accustomed to finish at school Mee Llu Inu a head advantage ing second than first Trainer bowery w into the alleged had in several Mcgee was a contender. And tha j or Arky 100. Probably the major feature of the Day was the fact that no less than 637 tickets were in the daily double Pavici t from Laid of Bronx to Home Lester. They two won just As the Public expected and paid off on figures Tor the one three race at 7.95. The qui Ziella figures showed i j icky to at s5s apiece. It a Clay of favourites As i i ii tin a lat Lici Iner mag Tommy Sumner finally got Home a Winner in Sun tryst in the seventh the seven year old Black was also Well handled by g. L. Smith the lad who has the Best average of any jockey on the track but Smith has Ridden fewer mounts for the Benefit of those who were disappointed flight of Gold missed by a length winning the seventh he would have paid s31.50 for a nose ticket and this Backer gelding was two and a half on top coming in the stretch Clear sailing which finished sixth in the last would have paid s440.10 for a straight Ducat Pride and Joy ran like a very in the fourth even after being in All manner of trouble in the Early run Ning. Saturday with the Western Canada Handicap the feature event the programme should be a Dilly As racing Secretary Schilling has planned a two mile race which is the first time such a Marathon has been run at Polo the prep was yesterday s seventh Gayle Smith s two wins aboard Sun tryst and magnanimous enhanced his reputation As a solid rider. Form Chart Page 15 hot feet cracks Between the toes warn of danger proposed senior 1 9 t bins i our of states off the proposed Lour of the top team in the greater Winnipeg girls senior softball league to Chicago and other Points South next month received a decided setback on thursday when a letter was received by league Secretary Edith Mckenzie advising that some of the Chicago teams which the locals were to play would be unable to fulfil their engagements. Games in Peoria. St. Paul and at least two in Chicago Are still assured if the Winnipeg girls can manage the trip on the guarantees offered. It is possible that the team on top of the local Heap at the time they Are scheduled to go May make the Jaunt in private cars but the girls league As such is unlikely to underwrite such an undertaking. The fungi that cause athlete s foot thrive in hot summer a Cather. They feed on the excessive perspiration and dead skin. Then when Appeal Between the toes they through these cracks. Don t Itta Thicke foot get this Start with you drench look Between 5ur toes to of a crack any Type of irritation the entire Feo with absorb or. Full Abi Orbina or. Is a powerful fungicide. Al Lolo s foot fungi on conf of. 5 h dissolves the perspiration products which athlete s food fungi thrive. H the skin Between the toes. Ii soothes Ond helps heal the broken tissues. Re Livos is itching Ond pain of Lyle la s foot. Against reinfection. Boil socks 3 minutes. Disinfect shoes. In advanced consult your doctor in addition to a bottle at All druggists. Winners of the sprint races at the Cecil Rhodes track and Field meet thursday at Wesley Park Are seen in the above picture. Left to right Dorothy Rawlings Grade 7, 60 Yards Vera Bowring Winner Grade 8, 60 Yards june Boorman. Winner Grade 9. 75 Yards Lloyd Webber Winner primary. 60 Yards Vernon Forrest Junior 75 Yards Art Parberry. Intermediate 100 cards Ernest Cameron senior 100 Yards. C dominates is Star june Boorman. A Fleet footed girl who holds the Manitoba schools a class 75-Yard title continued the performance which earned her the championship at Portage la Prai Rie earlier this month As she swept her events in the annual Cecil Rhodes school track and Field meet at Wesley Park thursday afternoon. Competing in the Grade 9 class the Cecil Rhodes runner was the individual Star of the meet with a first place in the 75-Yard dash and As a member of the winning shuttles team. Throughout a crowded schedule Competition was keen in All depart ments and several events were postponed until today at the school. In the boys events All divisions in the shot put and Broad jump and the Junior intermediate and senior High jumps were held Over. Grade 9 girls High jump will also be completed today. In the senior boys classes Ernest Cameron turned in a sparkling win in the 100-Yard dash but for the most part efforts of youngsters in and Helen Reid topped the sprints while Mildred Magley and Barbara Yeo headed the jumpers. Detailed results follow cons events Ico Cameron 2. Dounlas Surritte o. Bob Harper. Sees. Intermediate first Raymond Fick 2, Ernest Baker 3, Lester Bowers sees. Second Art. Par Bury 2. Graham Faison 3. De Zillman. Sees. Art parbury 2, Graham Pattison 3, Lester Bowers and Ernest Baker. 75 Yards Junior first Reggie Mcdonnell 2, Vernon Forrest 3. Bill Ward. Sees. Second Norman King 2, David Walton 3, Victor Bullman. Vernon Forrest 2. Norman King 3, Reggie Mcdonnell. Sees. 60 Yards Lloyd Weber 2, Ken Reid .1, Gordon Southern. Shuttles. Grade room 9 2, room 3 3. Room 4. Grade room 2 2. Room 7. Time Grade room 10 2, room 1. Time relay. Grade room 4 2, room 3 3. Room 9. Grade room 6 2, room 8. Time 42.4 sees. Grade room 2 2. Room 7. Sees. Grade room 10 2. Room 1. Quarter mile Bill Crothers 2, Gord Mcmorland 3. Don Robertson. Reggie Mcdonnell 2, ver non Forrest 3, Norm King. Bike title at stake at Lac Dubonnet Dominion Day celebrations at Lac Dubonnet will be topped off by the Manitoba championship bicycle race. The same rules govern this race As the Kenora race. Entries should be made by june 27 to de. Cail 482% main Street. The race starts at the North end car barns at 7.15 . On july 1. The St. John. Ambulance corps will be in attendance. Boddy wins fourth for Excelsior Young Dave Boddy curve balled his Way to his fourth Victory in the Bantam baseball league thurs Day night pitching Excelsior to a 12-9 Victory Over Perth s pups. Boddy fanned 13 and was Superb in the pinches. Gordon Canuck also hurled Clever Ball for the pups but his defence blew up in the Jird when the unbeaten examen scored seven runs. Bill Tindall with three hits led the winners attack Boddy and Raleigh pups Canuck and Perl mutter. Sports at Rivers Rivers Man. Rivers annual sports were held june 19. In senior baseball Bredwardine and Rivers split first Money. Oak River took third. In the Junior division Mcconnell won and Cardale was second. In the girls softball tournament Rivers beat Roseneath Minnedosa beat Cardale and downed Rivers in the final. Mile run and was credited third place in a dead heat with Ernie Baker in the 100-Yard dash. Art parbury and Graham Pattison were other crack intermediates. Vernon Forrest Norm King and Reggie Mcdonnell headed the Junior events. Forrest was first in the 75-Yard and High jump and second in the Quarter mile while Mcdon Nell topped the Quarter mile placed second in the High jump and third in the 75-Yard. Norm King was second in the 75-Yard final and third in the Quarter mile. Primary competitors who led the Parade were Lloyd Weber and Bill Crothers. Marjorie Delisle and Dorothy Henley were in the toughest com petition of the Day against june Boorman but performed Well. In ,, the Grade 8 events Vera Bowering room ats soom a girls events Yards Grade june Boorman 2, Mariorie Delisle a Dorothy Henley sees. Go Yards. Grade Vera Bowring 2. Helen Reid 3 Mildred Magley and Emily masters. Sees. Gravoc Dorothy Rawlings 2, am Miller 3. Iris Cooney. Sens. Grade room 6 june Boorman 2. Room Marjorie 3, room a Dorothy Hon Luyi. Grade room 7 i Vera 2. Room 2 Barbara 3. Room 7 Dorothy Evans. Grade room 10 2. Room 1 3 room 10. Grade 10 is. Grade room i 2. Room 8 3. Grade 10. Relay. Grade room a 2, room 8 3. Room 6. Grade room 7 2. Room 2. Grade 10 is Grade Grade 10 2, Grade 9. 44.4. High jump Grade Mildred mag Ley 2. Barbara Yeo 3, Dorothy Evans and Josephine Pagnoni. Grade thy Rawlings 2, Hazel Marquardson 3, Helen Morris. Hurdles. Grade room 1 2, room 10 Grade room 7 2, room 2. This column was written in Winnipeg but by the time it appears i will be in Minneapolis to attend the National collegiate athletic association annual track and Field meet. I was Lucky enough to see the meet when it was held in Minneapolis Back in 1938, and since i heard it was to be held in the twin cities again have been planning to go. Last time it was a Marvel Lous two Days of track and Field events. This year with All the american athletes deprived of the Opportunity of competing at the olympics they will be striving to Excel themselves in the Mcaa there May even be world records broken. If not it is thought there will be some that will Only be missed by a fraction. In 1938 i saw a High jump event which was equal to Ever held olympic included. There were six competitors who cleared 6 feet inches. This time they say 15 entrants can Clear Over i feet 5 inches Al Blozis and Elmer one gang Hackney famous Wei it throwers Are entrants in their favorite events As Are such Ace runners As hurdler Fred Woolcott of Louis Zamp Ermi and two track men who have represented Canada in International Orr and Bill Dale competing for Washington state. Champions Are coming from All states and those who come out on top will really be close to Ace High in world reckoning. Also Quick Relief for sore aching Muscles. Burning feet. Sun 11 Burn. Bites of mosque j toes and of Tor Small insects. Barclay s special old Rye Une. Lyman building Wf-1 Send me Sample bottle of absorb j r. Free. J Jimmy Coo if you have been losing a leu Odd dollars on a certain horse at the races it May be that your favorite May just need a Femin Ine hand to bring out the Best in him. Such was the Case with one of the Best three year Olds in the states. Andy a who was third in the recent Belmont is a reformed horse. He used to be a Tough one to handle and his backers feared every time he ran that Andy would hurdle the outside Fence he swung so wide on the Corners. This Spring a 23-year-old girl sue Goodman wife of a Steeple Chase rider and daughter of a horseman became his official exerciser. Now Andy is a differ ent horse running straight and True. Good name logo buy wednesday i was at the Winnipeg Canoe club championship events. T found most of the Ace Tennis players were Busy playing in the inter club matches with a result that i saw very few feminine matches. Lona Wilson and Grace Harling were heading Down to Deer Lodge while Trine Cook was with the group going to wild Wood. However the tournament seemed to be faring very Well. The 59 singles players were gradually being narrowed Down and the four seed a players Phoebe Williams Winnie Barnes Irene Cook and Marion Schofield Cannon were still playing up to expectations. In the doubles it was expected Virmie and Phoebe w Ould have a Tough Battle especially from such pairs As Agnes Hart and Lona Wilson and Irene Cook and Marion n the golfers were playing in their monthly medal Competition. There must have been close to 80 from the business girls Section com noting it was the third fixture for these gals. Daisy Fenwick won the recent hidden Hole Competition while Isabel Smeaton was the Eclectic Vinner girl Are having Good games this week despite the frigid temperatures. One girl however asked Art Baker i she could play Winter rules their outfits were very colourful including Bright Blue Slacks yellow shirts and smart tyrolean sweaters. Lawn bowlers to visit at Selkirk club six mixed rinks representing the Manitoba Lawn Bowling association will visit the Selkirk Lawn bowl ing club june 25 games will commence at 8 And anyone wishing to make the trip should Contact w. Menzies chairman the visiting committee 36 624. Following is the visiting schedule for the season at Assin italine . June rink from St. John s Elm Park Green Wood River View Norwood. St. Paul s. River Heights. West end. E. Kik Lonan St. Park. Al Greenwood ., july rink from Assiniboine St. Johns Elm Park. Riverview Norwood association. At Rte Vorvick l.i3.c. July rink from St. Paul s. River Heights. West end. E. Kildonan St. James Park Assiniboine. At St. Paul s . August rink from Assiniboine. River Heights Wust end e. Kildonan St. James Park. Association. West end . Sept. Rink from Assiniboine. St. Paul s. River Heights. E. Kildonan. St. James Park association. At St. John s ., Juno rink from Assisi Baine. Elm Park. Greenwood Riverview. Norwood association. At Elm Park ., july Paul s. River Heights West end. E. Kildonan St. James Park Assiniboine. Two ladies rinks. At Norwood ., july Rizik from Assiniboine St. Johns Elm Park. Greenwood. Riverview association. At River Heights . August one rink from Assiniboine St. Johns Elm Park Greenwood Riverview nor Wood. At East Kildonan . September 31 rink from Assiniboine St. Johns Elm Park Greenwood. Riverview nor Wood. Two ladies at James Park ., september one rink from Assiniboine. River Heights. E. Kildonan St. Paul s. West end association. Morse place play blues tonight Morse place will attempt to climb into fourth place tonight when they meet . At Home in what should be the feature clash of the greater Winnipeg senior baseball circuit s three game card. At pres ent emm Pees Are a game in arrears of the blues. Selkirk will attempt to make up for the reverse of wednesday night when the club meets Transcona at Selkirk. The fishermen need the win to keep Pace with Norwood and Transcona in the race for top position. The final contest of the night brings together Norwood and St. Boniface at Norwood. Play starts at 6.30. Saints give . A bad trimming St. Boniface athletics Defeated the hapless . Team 19-5, in regular league fixture of the greater Winnipeg girls softball league played at the St. Boniface grounds on thursday night. Peggy Mckenzie led the attack for the winners getting 3 for 4. Stella Borax Ami Nancy Hanson of the a got 3 for 5. Stella Sokie pitched for the saints and held the . Club to 3 hits. B.u.a.c.001 400 5 3 f. St. Boniface 642 210 17 i batteries Brygier. Thompson and Stylski Sokic and scan. Baseball s big six batting three leaders in each player. Club g a r h pet. Danning giants 47 184 23 67 .364 Radcliff. Browns 53 206 28 74 .359 Mccosky tigers 46 190 45 68 .358 Finney red sox 46 211 34 74 .351 Moore giants 47 187 38 64 .342 Nicholson cubs 45 157 25 53 .338 Home runs american league Foxx red sox 1g National league Mize cardinals 18. Runs batted in american league Foxx red sox 56 National league Banning giants 47. Received a letter this week from Mike Ament containing Bass conditions in Vermilion lakes ont. It was in 1931 and 1932 that Bass were planted by him in these lakes and today anglers Are catching Bass up to six pounds. The reason i m publishing Mike s re port is to show the possibilities of the stocking programme under taken by the provincial govern ment. In an attempt to Stock Mani Toba with Small Mouth Bass 60 adult fish have been planted in Lake Vathap Puskow. South of flin flon. The Plant make in Vermil Ion lakes was 137 adult Bass. The Bass have taken a Strong foothold in these lakes and to Day from that 137 adult fish it is now estimated that 000 fish Are in the Lake. This piece of stocking will make his tory for Ontario fishing. N Mike s letter read in part the feed of the Lake is equalizing itself As the Bass have been cleaning up on our Perch and they Are the Only egg eater with the exception of suckers possibly. Those spot tailed minnows Salmon Trout the remaining Perch the muskies etc., eggs Are maturing into new fish and Nur fishing is increasing with leaps and Bounds. The fish we Hatch out Here Are going downstream and now they have Bass close to Sioux Lookout and Lac so we May have Good Small Mouth Bass fishing in Manitoba but it will take a few years for them to become established. A nother Pickerel was entered in the anglers contest run in conjunction with the column by Baldy Northcott s sporting store. This one weighed seven pounds and was caught on a june Bug spin Ner by c. Charman 31 Morrier Street St. Vital and was caught above Maccarthur Falls on the Winnipeg River. Grant Mcgregor Butch Walsh Howard Murphy and Ray Gibson had a Nice Trout catch at Hawk Lake last week end Les Gibson and Harry Erricks Are spending this week in Hawk Lake George Allen of Eaton s Angling club hooked 20 Gold eyes at Lac Dubou Nett Heinie Shaffer Bill nor ton Art Johnson Art Mcgregor or. Waldron s. Simmons Bill Pflaum of Cavalier n.d., fished in the big White Shell Lake last week end and had Good fishing Happy Cowen had Good fishing in White Lake Rod Burgoyne had Good fishing at Lac la ont. Jack Elshout and Stewart Willis got their limit of Pickerel in White Lake. G v of the Pickerel Are running at Lockport. And although the Bass season is not open Many Bass Are being found in the water below the locks. The Pickerel Are being caught on minnows but your Hook must be close to the Bottom. The Rig most of the anglers Aro. Using is to set their weight on a separate line and tie it about three feet above the Hook of their fishing line. This leaves the Hook free to Rise a Little off the Bottom. When you feel your weight hit Bot Tom flick your Rod to keep the bait up. Having been asked what equip ment one needs to Start Angling i have gathered the initial Cost prices. Here they Are you can get a Rod for about a reel for and then six baits at about 25 cents each. These should include two spoons two Wolers. And two plugs. Leaders run about 10 cents each and two will be sufficient. A flax line Sells at 65 cents a tackle Box at ?1.00, and other Odds and ends such As. Weights gut Hooks etc., should Cost about . A Little better equipment will run to about s4.50 for a Rod reel ?5 silk line s2.00, and baits from 25 cents to s1.50. But these Are for the person who has discovered he is keen on Angling. While on that subject it might do to mention what the Best equipment will Cost. Reel Rod. S18.00 tackle Box , and a Large assortment of baits about 5200.00. But this is exceptional. Listen in to Curc every Fri Day at 9.30 ., when i will broadcast further Angling in formation. .p.a.c. Girls win seventh straight taking advantage of All the Breaks Institute pros Vita athletic club downed St. Vital 9-5, in a greater Winnipeg intermediate girls softball league game thurs Day night on the St. Vital grounds. Rigby. On the Mound for St. Vital pitched Good Ball but received poor support. Farquhar. I. Hurler had to be relieved by caper in the third inning after four runs were scored and the bases loaded with two out. Caper struck out the next Batter and then went on to pitch scoreless Ball. Batteries i. Farouhar. Caper and Kuharski. Krawchuk St. And Walker. Britain called the last bulwark Lennoxville qne., june 21. Cup British Empire stands alone today the last bulwark of what Many millions yearn to preserve but for which Only a few thous ands Are willing to die to save. Sir Gerald Campbell High commissioner in Canada for the United kingdom said Here yesterday. Addressing the in graduating students of University of Bishops College after a ceremony in which he received an honorary degree of doctor of civil Law sir Gerald said the big. Patent fact today is that we stand now where some of us thought we might but hoped we referring to prime minister Churchill s recent summary of the War situation lie said he wished to re Echo its confident tone. I have come to be a realist but i refuse to be a Pessimist and i place my Hope of a successful outcome on the spirit just As much As on the police charge Indian with Ontario murder Exeter ont., june 21. Up Samuel Dodge 41-year-old Indian was arrested Early today and charged with murder in connection with the death of James Kilpatrick. 65-year-old Carpenter. Police said an axe was used in the killing which allegedly took place at the Dodge Home near Here. Exeter is 30 Miles North of London. Tonight s soccer game postponed the opening game in the Manitoba final of the Dominion soccer play Downs Between Weston and Irish ant scheduled to be played tonight at car Ruthers Park has been postponed due to bad weather. The teams will meet monday night instead at Carruthers Park with kick off billed for 7.30 o clock. Vanier in France London june 21. Up Cable latest information in London is that . G. P. Vanier Canadian minister is still in France travel Ling with the French government. It was said that the minister s wife and family arc expected in England shortly. Perforated the answer to real summer Comfort. Open till 10 Saturday also while brogues and Plain tees Comfort style and value at Thomson Pope the Man s shop 379 i Portage at Edmonton St. Athletes foot easy to get hard to get rid of unless you treat it with a penetrating fungicide like scoot. Scoot is a stainless Cream that Lothea and relieves itching and burning. It penetrates and kills the athlete a foot fungus at its source. Scoot is clean for Safe effective. Handy athlete s foot tube my today first race 2.30 daily Polo Park 7 races daily except sundays until july 4th admission plus tax summer tones to Pep up your appearance to help make you look Cool even if the is soaring that s Why we Laid in such a wide selection of woollens from England and Canada for men to choose from this year. Come in tomorrow and see this Range. Well hand Cut a suit or two Jor you in the summer s smart est styles with excellent finish and Quality first standards for which Eaton made clothes Are noted. To prove our Price advantage just compare Purchase these suits on Eaton s budget plan terms if you wish ;