Collegiates, Rangers battle to overtime tied in rough arena
In a low scoring bout the Collegiate defense stifled the Rangers and kept play in front of their goal. A late Malcovitch header tied the score as injuries mounted with Riddell fracturing a foot and others sidelined. Overtime was required with play resuming Friday at 7 00 pm. Admission 25c.
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Rangers
Kothwinge
Caréi
Turner
Krarmgers
Churchill
Malcovitch
Grant
Riddell
Hamilton
Mr. Barker
Baird
Riddw Il
Leech
Buckwold
L. Serase
Crowe
Cardiff
Bjornasson
Brickman
Mulligan
Skarok
Prastroski
Archibald
Churchhill
H. Secrase
Whaley
Delmage
Weathering delay as Wilson River farmers win 9 to 1 in seven innings
Saturday night's game featured a rain delay on June 16 with Wilson River farmers pressing hot hitting to beat the opponent 9 to 1 in seven innings. McKay and Playford pitched. Bird and Whitmore batting. Umpire G An dries.
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Wilsom River
Fikes
Wilson River
Wane
McKay
Wyatt Hawkins
Slobodzian
A. Andries
R. Fisher
Playford
Bird
Whitmore
G. Andries
C.N
Palmers
Club Championship qualifying round slated for July 2
The article lists the draw for the Club Championship qualifying round to be held Monday July 2 with first round play to be posted on Thursday July 9. Players should submit cards to Dr. Walker or H A N North or place them in box No 1. various matchups are named. A club tea postponed due to weather will be rescheduled for Saturday June 20 with proceeds funding a stove for the clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Walker
H. A. N. North
W. Robson
H. W. Hopwood
Phillips
Geo. McLean
Dr. Gunne
J. W. Johnston
E. N. Mc
R. Watson
G. H. Crimes
M. Zworon
Geo Palmer
Dr. McPhail
Robt. King
Dr. Dicks
J. L. Bowman
Dr. Rogers
Geo. Vasbinder
J. A. Campbell
W. Arnett
E. Mitchell
M. Neal
W. G. White
R. P
Dauphin clubs to play district preliminaries
The district prelim competition pits twelve Dauphin Community Club members against twelve Dauphin Country Club players. The event will run over a week or two with 18 holes on each course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Community Club
Dauphin Country Club
Students Writing Entrance Examination List
A fragment listing numerous student names including Bowie Vietta Baylis Lilian Carmichael Coombs Alfred Derkacz Peter Derkacz Durston Fidilewick Nellie Hrehiresnk Inkster Mary Koshowski Nellie Lang Lang Lundy MacClernon MecClernon Irene McEwen Norman McRae Hector Micheleski Jean Mostow Annie Mostowi Mary Mymka Nicholas Pankon Frances Saunderson Phyliis Sahradir Albert Slyzak Annie Syrnick Isa dor Wheatley Marjorie Wilson Reginald.
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Nie
Bowie
Vietta
Baylis
Lilian
Carmichael
Margaret
Coombs
Alfred
Derkacz
Peter
Derkacz Nickalas
Durston
Walter
Fidilewick
Nellie
Hrehiresnk
Inkster
Mary
Koshowski
Lang
Jean
Lundy
Jenny
MacClernon
Aileen
MecClernon
Irene
McEwen
Norman
McRae
Hector
Micheleski
Zworon Birth at Dauphin General Hospital
At Dauphin General Hospital on June 25 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Michael Zworon.
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Zworon
Dauphin General Hospital
Michael Zworon
Public School Closing Exercises A Pageant Of The Year
The opening program led by Ethel Cadman showcased junior grades with a pageant of the year months. June was crowned Queen with twelve tots representing months. Elders filled Monday crowds praised choruses and a gypsy dance. Dauphin Lodge presented cups to football teams. Macneill medal went to Gladys Vorchesyn, Nora Little won second prize. Proficiency in sewing earned trips to Winnipeg for Gladys Voycheser and Helen Bowman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Cadman
W. J. Henderson
Sailor Boys
Dauphin Lodge No
B.P.O. Ellis
Alex Katz
Macneill
Gladys Vorchesyn
H. N. Macneill
Nora Little
Reth
Gladys Voycheser
Helen Bowman
Winnipeg
Dan Ehin School hosts annual Grade 8 Macneill medal contest
Gladys Voychesyn wins the Macneill medal for best speech on Canadian history with Nora Little second. Contestants included Elsie Buckwold Margaret Bishop Esme Saville Margaret Armstrong Stuart McLean Olive Strachan Gladys Voychesyn Nora Little Allan Solomon Helen Bowman and others. Judges were Rev Canon A E Cousins H J Everall and R M Stevenson.
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Danehin
Macneill
H. N. Macneill
Gladys Voychesyn
Nora Little
Elsie Buckwold
Winnipeg
Margaret Bishop
Tecumseh
Esme Saville
Selkirk
Margaret Armstrong
la Verendrye
Stuart McLean
David Thompson
Olive Strachan
Wolfe
Red River
Nora Lite
Thomas D’arcy
McGee
Allan Solomon
Radisson
Helen Bowman
Madame Lagimodiere
A. E. Cousins
H. J. Everall
R. M. Stevenson
Magalas and Gerula Noted in Dauphin Obits and Event
At Dauphin on June 22 and June 23, notices list M Nick Gerula of Hudson Bay Junction aged 40 and Teenie Magalas aged 23. The Patent Leather Kid is coming to Dauphin.
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Magalas
Dauphin
Teenie Magalas
Gerula
Nick Gerula
Hudson Bay Junction
Ward on Natural Resources and Seven Sisters Falls
MP Ward discusses Manitoba water power, forest conservation, and public ownership. He cites Winnipeg River potential of 731 000 hp, with 254 000 developed, valuing site power at 12 427 000 yearly, and outlines Seven Sisters 111 300 hp, Great Falls 172 050 hp, plus Pinawa plant details.
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Fet
Sia
Manitoba
Winnipeg River
Winnipeg
Seven Sisters
Hogg
Great Falls
Winnipeg Electric Company
Elks Host Miss Hook of Holland Comedy Cast
BRPOE No 7 members entertained the Miss Hook of Holland musical comedy company who staged the May production under Elks auspices. About 200 attended the lively program with Dauphinalians Orchestra providing music. Jimmy Ball, Canadian mile champion, was introduced and thanked the lodge and town for support. A luncheon followed.
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Brpoe No.7
Miss Hook
Jimmy Ball
Elke
Organ Dedication at St James United Church
The J H McLean Music Co of Winnipeg installed a 584 reed Thomas organ with electric blower at St James United Church funded by the Ladies Aid. Dedication included hymns Holy Holy Holy and Onward Christian Soldiers, organ voluntaries by Mrs Roy Hamilton, Mrs McNabb and Jean Murray, and the Lords Supper after which new members joined. The evening service featured Ave Maria and Gloria in Excelsis with Mrs Hamilton and the choir delivering a strong performance.
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J. H. McLean Music Co
Winnipeg
St. James United Church
Ladies’ Aid
Roy Hamilton
Stainer
Helen Cross
Dam withstands heavy flood pressure in spillway test
After heavy rains caused a flood surge, the waterworks dam endured a major test last week. Water rose to two feet over the 45 foot spillway, demonstrating the dam’s strong structure under extreme pressure.
Vehicle Crash at Vermillion and Burrows Ends With Fines
Harold Doughty’s northbound car collided with Walter Scott’s westbound vehicle, tearing front wheels and bending axles. Doughty fled the scene. police identified him by Sunday. He faced four charges, but only failure to report the accident was pursued, resulting in a $10 fine and $9.25 costs.
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Vermillion Street
Burrows Ave
N.W
Harold Doughty
Walter Scott
Ashville
Scott
Doughty
Spillett
Ffender
Billy Eagle Drowns at The Pas River
Nine year old Billy Eagle son of Jack Eagle formerly of Dauphin drowned in the Pas River while bathing with companions. Strong current from recent rains carried him beyond depth. Father notified by plane and brought to town. Dr Trimble cites heart failure as a factor alongside drowning.
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Billy Eagle
Jack Eagle
Dauphin
Pas
Flin-Fien
Trimble
Boys Groups to Attend Church Service
All boys from Tyxis Rover Scout Trail Ranger and Wolf Cub groups will attend Grace United church in a body on Sunday July 1. They will include boys bound for the Boys Camp on Monday July 2. They meet at Boy Life headquarters at 10 45 a m to line up. Rovers Cubs and Scouts wear uniform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace United Church
Boy Life Headquarters
European Editors to Visit Brandon
Thirty Norwegian and Danish editors visit Canada with an itinerary that includes the Experimental Farm on July 11. Local settlers are invited to spend the afternoon touring the Farm and meeting the visitors from their homeland. Attendees may bring lunch baskets for the evening meal. tea and coffee will be provided.
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Canada
Brandon Fair
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Theid Tome
Saviour
Jesus Christ
Four Square Gospel Mission
Jos. B. Marah
Elizabeth Marsh
Jesus
Christ
Free Press Competition
Dance OF
C.N. McDonald's
Fiddlers
Jas. A. Campbell
T. T. Malcolm
Sec
Treas
Patent
the People’s Store
Northern
H. W. Hopwood, Limited
Gilbert Plains
Grandview
COMCO
Wilson River School
Dauphin Orchestra
Ww. J. Ward
Natural Resources
Seven Sisters’ Falls
Rev
Fred C. Middleton
Union Services
Grace Church
St. James’ Church
Canadian Patriotism
Elks Entertain Comedy Company
ST. James
First Baptist Church
H. A. Hillman
Mary Pickford
Dauphin Theatre
Eclipse Picnic
Confederation
Wilfrid Pocklington
Confederation Life Association
Main N.W
British Columbia
Sunkist
McLaren Wedgewood
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