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Cumberland Islander

Location

Cumberland, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Aug 26, 1922

Page

2

Japs Win Intermediates. Juniors Shut Out Again

The Cumberland Intermediates beat the Japanese in a high quality exhibition at Recreation Grounds last Sunday afternoon. Dave Hunden and Amos Farmer led hitting. Hunden allowed four hits while Hojo gave seven. Little made a noted catch robbing Kusaki. Both teams fanned 11, with Hojo and Hunden each giving up a home run.

Recreation Grounds Cumberland Jap Moundsmen Hunden Hojo Dave Hunden Amos Farmer Steve Little Kusaki Kitisaka

Eventful ninth seals comeback in junior ball game

Hunden and Amos Farmer launched back to back circuit drives as Intermediate boys surged late, while Charlie Finch rallied calls from the plate. A last inning three-run rally preserved the bacon before the final out.

Hunden Amos Farmer Charlie Finch

Home runs and pitching duel highlighted by Hunden

Home runs by Farmer and Hunden anchor the game with Hojo and Tanaka contributing two base hits. Toyo and Robertson handle key plays with stolen bases and a sacrifice hit. Cumberland leaves six on base against five for the Japanese squad. Hunden fans ten, Hojo also ten. Hunden hit by pitch five times. Umpire Charlie Finch.

Farmer Hunden Hojo Toyo Tanaka Robertson Cumberland Charlie Finch

Calgary Hillhurst Wins Dominion Soccer Championship

Calgary Hillhurst returned as the Dominion of Canada champions to a 5,000 strong crowd in Calgary. A two band parade to City Hall greeted them and the Mayor offered congratulations. Sammy Gough, Cumberland alumni, scored both goals in the final and was hailed as the hero.

Calgary Hillhurst Dominion of Canada Calgary Sammy Gough Cumberland Sammy

Upper Island League elects officers for 1922 23 season

The Upper Island Football League met on August 19 electing officers led by president R Strachan Cumberland and honorary MP Wt Sloan as honorary president. Six Nanaimo clubs Cumberland United Ladysmith South Wellington Nanaimo City Nanaimo Celtic Merchants United enter the league with a 3 pm kickoff rule and referees appointed by Watson Strachan and Orr. The season begins September 3 in Cumberland with Ladysmith as the opponent.

Upper Island Football League Wt. Sloan M.P T. A. Sprucester Ladysmith Chas. Graham Cumberland J. Hunt Nanaimo R.strachan J. Watson W. Halliday Cumberland United South Messrs. J. Watson R. Strachan Mr. Orr South Wellington

Rod and Gun in Canada issue on sale with features

The September Rod and Gun in Canada highlights H Mortimer Batten's The Terror of the Canyon a brisk action tale and Bonnycastle Dale's merit. It includes a complete provincial game table season guide plus editors notes in Guns and Ammunition by C B Landis and Robert Page Lincoln fishing notes. Published monthly by W J Taylor Limited Woodstock Ontario. Before two marry he swears to love after marriage he loves to swear.

Rod and Gun Canada H. Mortimer Batten Canyon Bonnycastle Dale Dominion Guns’ and Ammunition Department C. 8. Landis Robert Page Lincoln ROD and Gun IN W. J. Taylor, Limited Woodstock Ontario

Tennis Finals Provide Keen Contests at Cumberland Club

The Cumberland Tennis Club finals produced a dramatic week with Miss O Bickle defeating Miss Brown 9-7 6-3 in singles. In doubles, Christie Graham and Hicks Nunne beat Hicks and Nunne 2-6 6-0 18-11 in a marathon match lasting nearly two hours. The event drew strong spectator enthusiasm and fair sportsmanship.

R. P. Christie Chas. Graham B. R. Hicks Allan Nunne Christie Graham Hicks Nunna Geo. Clinton

Immature Word Pun Sparks Debate and Molasses Tale

A teacher uses a pun about immaterial with a student who reveals two ends have molasses on them. A separate note mentions a $5,000 prize attracting about 60 swimmers aiming to cross the English Channel from England to France.

English England France

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sporting News New York Cumberland Hospital Big Bill Walker Bill Victoria Stickney and Co Victoria Elks Bevan Union Bay Gang Stant and Anderson Bay Cumberland Intermediates Jim McKay The Benedicts Nanaimoa McCallum Australia Harling & Ledingham Cumberland P.O Ottawa Minister of Finance W. S. Fielding Finance Upper Island League A. 8. Jones Cumberland Tennis Club Miss O. Bickle Miss Brown Misa Bickle James Brown B. UC
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