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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 01, 1932

Page

3

Redcliff Stampede Plans Set For Dominion Day

The Redcliff Stampede Association approves arrangements for the annual event on Dominion’s Day July 1. The program will include horse races bucking contests and steer riding with added attractions from a committee led by W J Campeau R S Hodgé and J R MacKenzie. Officials for the year include President Ed L Stone Vice President W H Dacre Secretary J E Tarrant Treasurer R S Hodge and managers R N Rose and J N Dacre with continued and new committee appointments.

Redcliff W. J. Campeau R. S. Hodgé J. R. MacKenzie Ed, L. Stone W. H. Dacre J. E. Tarrant R. S. Hodge R. N. Rose J. N. Dacre Worts A. Dueau J. Delinks G. Dickson

Canadian Legion Lawn Bowling Meet Opens Next Week

The Canadian Legion lawn bowling event lists many players including W. Frame Geo Milburn F At trill F G Richardson and John Bruce Ed White W Wright FE Montesso A Stephenson C Middleton F Edwards Will Chandler W Moore J Gray J W Wright Tom Samson L Davies H D Thompson Allan Hopkins. Each rink selects its own skip and games may begin next week if weather allows.

F. Edwards Will Chandler W. Moore J. Gray W. Lauder J. W. Wright Tom Samson L. Davies H .D. Thompson H. Walker W Dawson J .J.‘ Bruce Jr J. Dick J. Demaris A .Gough D .Dean A Crowther Len Sharlard Alf, Hosie H. Stevens Allan Hopkins P.S

Royals and Red Sox games postponed by heavy rain

Heavy rain in Lethbridge led to the postponement of the Royals versus Red Sox games today. Local players were told by phone not to travel to the southern city. Next Sunday the Calgary Pros, a star hockey and top provincial baseball lineup, visit for a doubleheader at 2:15 and 5:45.

Lethbridge Royals Red Sox Calgary Pros

Independents and S.A.R. Clash in Arena Lacrosse Fixture

The Independents meet S A R at the Arena in a league fixture tomorrow night at 8 15. Both teams are improving and promise a hot battle with snappy contests and thrills for spectators.

Independents S.A.R Bés

Four Players to Represent U.S. in Davis Cup Final

United States Davis Cup selection confirms H Ellsworth Vines Frank X Shields and doubles pair Wilmer Allison John Van Ryn will face Brazil in zone finals likely at Forest Hills New York over the weekend. Plans had called for a quick March to Wimbledon starting June 20.

U.S Philadelphia United States Brazil H. Ellsworth Vines Frank X. Shields Wilmer Allison John van Ryn Forest Hills England

Miners' Federation Rejects Strike Policy

London June 1 delegates at the Miners' Federation conference declined to adopt a strike policy in protest of the Coal Mines Bill. They instructed the executive to negotiate on strengthening the National Board and urged amendments to place wages on a statutory basis and ratify the seven hour day international hours convention.

London Miners’ Federation National Board House of Commons Labor Party Aneurin Bevan Laboritee Sevan Britain

Sea Monster Spotted Off Coast by CPR Ships

Vancouver May 31 A 40 foot blue and white sea monster with bulbous body and great speed was sighted twice in waters between Vancouver Island and the British Columbia mainland by the Canadian Pacific steamer Princess Adelaide. The sightings occurred near Cape Mudge and Campbell River as the ship traveled between Vancouver and Prince Rupert. Crew and passengers observed the creature as it approached and sped away leaving staff puzzled and logging it as a mystery.

Vancouver Vancouver Island Brish Columbia Cape Mudge Prince Rupert Campbell River S. K. Gray

Big Valley Falls 6-8 to Stettler in costly game

Big Valley played far below form and committed nine errors as Stettler defeated them 8 to 6 in a baseball game played here on June 1. The costly defensive miscues helped the visitors pull away for the win.

BIG Valley Stettler

Balloon in Air Race Lands Near Hatton Saskatchewan

Army balloon No. 2 from Omaha Neb. landed near Hatton Sask. during a heavy rain at a point between Hatton and Richmound on the Alberta Saskatchewan border. Pilot Lieut Wilfred J. Paul began dismantling at daybreak and planned to proceed to Omaha Neb. The balloon event was part of the National balloon races.

M.S.T Hatton Omaha Neb Omaha Air Race Association Wilfred J. Paul

Balloon race updates drift across Canadian prairies

Reports from May 31 to June 1 describe U S Army and other balloons in the national race drifting northwest across Saskatchewan Manitoba and Alberta. Entries from Omaha and Detroit show pilots Eddie Fill and Fracy Southworth. Goodyear VII landed near Tyvan while other balloons passed over Gull Lake Regina and Red Deer amid shifting winds.

Hatton Saskatchewan Omaha Neb Otrumu Omaha Air Race Association Bimarck N.C Eddie Fill Detroit Regina Sask Ralph Blair Troter Tyvan Kincaid Waskada Manitoba Calgary Prairies United States Army Gull Lake Red Deer Edmonton R. N. Young Department of Communications Canadian Pacific Railway Albert Young Guil Lake T.S. Army Buster Hutchins Gary U.S. Army

Sir Sydney Rowlatt Named Chairman Of Lottery Law Commission

Sir Sydney Rowlatt, senior judge in London, was appointed to chair a royal commission to examine anomalies in laws governing sweepstakes and lotteries. The move aims to clarify and reform gambling regulations and ensure fair conduct across jurisdictions. The commission will study existing statutes and propose recommendations to Parliament.

Sydney Rowlatt King’s’ Bench High Court London

Senate approves cross for Amelia Earhart Putnam

The U.S. Senate passes a bill authorizing President Hoover to award the Distinguished Flying Cross to Amelia Earhart Putnam for her solo trans Atlantic flight.

U.S Senate Hoover Amelia Earhart Putnam

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