Homesters Score Nail-Biter Triumph Over Union In Extra Innings
Pilsener beat Union 6 to 4 in a dramatic game as Perlume drove in the winning run in the ninth. Key moments include Robinson’s near double, Bale and Curran’s runs for Union, and a late steal by Perfame in a tense ninth inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilsiner
Union
Bay
Curran
Revord
Fredericks
Pussenir
Bale
Pilsener
Robinson
N. Halo
Iniial
Balo
McKay
Sommerville
Miisby
Ryan
Perfame
Brewery Boys
Gibson
J. McNeil
N. Bale
McNeil
Perlame
Frisky
E Bale
Clarke
Union Somerville
Chirke
le Claire
N. Bulo
Perlume
Standing of the League Won Lost
Union Bay reports league standings with a simple won and lost record. No further details or dates provided.
Mrs Theobald Called to Toronto for Grand-daughter Illness
Mrs Theobald traveled to Toronto this week due to the serious illness of her granddaughter.
Miners Edge Sandwich in Cumberland Soccer Match
Cumberland hosted Sandwick and won 2 1 in a tense match. Cumberland led 2 0 at half time with strong backline defending while Sandwick pressed in the second half, scoring a late penalty before Watkman nearly equalized. The Cumberland forwards, especially the Miners, executed sharp goal combinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Sandwick
McMillan
W Suherland
A. McNiel
A Blakburn
W. Blinul
A. Omens
Sutherland
W. Knotts
Sadwick
Sandwich
Hoeresbury
J. Sutherland
Watkmann
Orowly
Surprise party greets Mr Fraser at Nelson Hotel
Union Bay residents gathered at Mr and Mrs G L Roy’s home Friday for a surprise march on Mr John Fraser of the Nelson Hotel. The event ended with a joyous evening in the hall. Mina Cledix Drew heads to Vancouver and Seattle for vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G L Roy
John Fraser
Nelson Hotel
Mminus
Mina Cledix Drew
Vancouver
Seattle
M Fox
Vicuria
Umberland
Suidsy
Tiny
Mike Henneasy
Cumberland Vn Union Bay
Vas Wtenny
Mra Riley
Cumberland
Proeby- Luria Mense
Messra Coulson
Sutton
Clayburn
Dula
Scow
Steamore Oanfa
Maruma
CGS Kentrol
Turaday
88 Hooley
Merara
Percy Renwick
W Campbell J Russell
Union Bay
Misa Few
Victoria
Mra Glover
Mra Ever R Smith
D Renwick
Magnon
Cowichan
Bay
Argenta
New Manager Talks To Islander Reporter
After camping along the trail of Mr Coulson, the manager of the Canadian Colleries gave an interview on his Cumberland visit. He said the company plans big coal development with modern machinery, more workers, and extensive spending, expecting output to double within two years. He dismissed fears Cumberland would be abandoned and noted two new diamond drill outfits and future mine openings, with a Nanaimo departure and a return in about 7 to 10 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coulson
Cumberland
Comon
Mr. Coulson
Ladysmith
Special Meeting Of The Council Approves Interim Debt Payoff
A special Aldermanic Board meeting reviewed the ward sewerage report and approved paying $1000 immediately to reduce overdraft at Real Bank with the balance to be settled as soon as July feasible. A three member committee was appointed to seek interview with Mr Couman at the Union Hotel but could not secure suiting access. The session adjourned thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLeod
Stewart
Merritiela
Brown
Hormal
Rexult
Linw
Tiwan
McLeowt
Aldermamn Stewart
Iediately
Notable Cowichan Farmer Praises Comox Valley Riches
Mr. H. P. Williama-Freeman, a prominent Cowichan farmer, visits the district and praises Comox Valley soil, predicting a large settler influx as awareness grows. He contemplates buying land and believes many Cowichan residents will follow suit, becoming a walking advertisement for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Williama-Freeman
Cowichan
C Mox
Sife
Sue
Williame-Freeman
Comox Hospital Board Meets on Tenders and Nursing Vacancy
A special meeting of the Comox and District Hospital board considered tenders for painting the hospital and applications for the nursing vacancy created by Miss Myles resignation. Mr Thephold’s painting bid at 8365 was accepted and five certificated nurses applied, including Miss Ek Goodworth of Vancouver. The Macenbees Ward offer from the Macenbees Ladies was rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comox and District Hospital
Miss Myles
Thephold
Ek. Goodworth
Vancouver
Macenbees
Baseball Schedule Shows Series Across July to September
The schedule lists July 3 Courtenay at Cumberland, July 10 Union at Courtney, July 17 Courtenay at Cumberland, July 24 Cumberland at Union, July 31 Courtenay at Union. August 7 Cumberland at Courtenay, August 14 Union at Courtenay, August 21 Cumberland at Union, August 28 Courtenay at Union, September 4 Cumberland at Union, September 11 Union at Courtenay, pt 18 Cumberland at Courtenay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtenay
Cumberland
Union
Courtney
Fought Like Kilkenny Cats at Cumberland Development League Meeting
A heated Cumberland Development League session in the Council Chambers featured sharp exchanges over by laws and officer elections. Disputes about letters and past conduct sparked factional drama, with adjournment pending two weeks to elect new officers and file notices.
Tennis Tourney Nears Final Rounds And Postponed Singles
The tennis tournament is nearly finished with two finals set for Mixed Doubles and Men's Doubles. Mixed features Miss Willimar and Dalby vs Mrs Roe and C Smith, while G Roe and Leffere take on Dr Gillespie and Green. Earlier results include Willimar Dalby over McKenzie Roe 4 1 6 2 6 0 and Roe Smithe over Brown Palmer 6 4 7 6. Bailey Cook defaulted to Green Gillespie, Laffitre Roe beat Mac Naughton Smithe 6 3 6 38. Singles were postponed due to players unavailable, with plans for completion in about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Willimar
F. Dalby
Widow of D Fletcher Receipts and Expenditure 1910
Statement lists receipts and expenditures for the widow of D Fletcher. It names many contributors including Mrs Dingwall and Rev. J. Menzie, sums like 250 each and totals 6204, plus mortgage payment and household purchases. Funds deposited for six months, signed Anna A Duncan, Sardwick, June 27, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Fletcher
Courtenay
Dingwall
E. Duncan
Wm. Duncan
R. Duncan
O. Duncan
J. Menzie
Qarwithen
J. Piercey
Ienac Parkin
Wm. Swan
T., Cairns
O. A. Martin
H. Davin
C. Matheson
J Jones
WW. Holan
A McDonald
D. Connolly
A. Jonkin
L. Rular
Shipton
J. Lahti
V. Hincknau
EB. Lewis
H. Kilbraith
CO Nash
EB. Baleden
W. Piercy
Tom Cob
Murphy
Derthee
Duncwn
Camatock
A. Vernon
F. Drapeau
Fred Dugas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pilsner
Comox District
Mr.Coulson
Kilkenny
Development League
Aftair
Vancouver Island Development League
Bite
Lee
Colin Campbell
Acton
Mr. Campbell
Campbell
McCaffey
League
Dunsmuir
Wilbird and
Bate
O. Smithe
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