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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 17, 1914
Page
9
Ship arrivals and local business updates fill the page from Beaver Lake to The Pas. Notables such as Bert Saunderson and Dr. Orok appear amid civic plans, dredging work at Cumberland begins, accidents on a gasolined jigger prompt caution, and new tradesmen set up on Fisher Avenue.
Jack Bacon shines in fielding and batting as the Maroons defeat Fingerville 15 to 10. Lineup highlights include Cantrell Joyal Dupas Bacon Pelletier Bernard Powell Lafontaine Fingerville Cardoni Hunt Parkinson Dono Perry Finger McCaskill and A Cardoni. Umpire was F. Wales.
Thursday night’s keenly contested game saw the town team edge the Indians 2 to 0. Indians held much of play but failed to convert chances, while town backs Farmery and Weir starred with solid defense and accurate kicking.
Wallace Akers and Lovell stood out among forwards with the two latter scoring the goals while Wallace influenced the final strike. The opener was widely ruled offside, but the referee allowed it.
The Roblin Government dispatches a 25 man team described as experts in election methods. The contingent, including Theo Stefanik Chas Garrie Frank Cuaneilla Ralph Jachett Le Rucci, arrived by train and sleeper on Wednesday. They carry “munitions of war” and aim to influence English voter outcomes in Macdonald and Gimli constituencies.
The Pas proclaims Tuesday July 28 as a civic holiday inviting neighboring city citizens to join a Sports Day. The measure calls on citizens to assist the organizing committee and urges storekeepers to decorate in honor of visiting guests.
James McKay of Winnipeg, a timekeeper at mile 110, was accidentally killed at 8 am Wednesday while boarding a gravel train at Pit 4 on the Hudson's Bay railway. He was thrown under the wheels. his left arm and leg were severed. Remains were brought to The Pas.
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