The Winnipeg Tribune from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada • Page 22

22 Star Boxers Coming Here for Next Week Dominion Championships Attract Strong Entry for Tuesday The royalty of Canada's smateur ringdora has descended upon Winnipeg in preparation for the Dominion Amateur BoxinK and Wrertllng championships which commence at the Amphitheatre rink on Tuesday at 7 and from I East and West tit 3 bc titlcd rulers of fistiana are here feekir.g the highest prizes within reach of any amateur grappler or leather pusher in the Dominion, and particularly in eearch of the diamond studded "Diamond Glove," symbolic of the 'ereateft fighter in Canada." Ex Dominion, Ontario. Saskatchewan, Manitoba, International win. ner. Oivmpic and British Empire contestants and a 1 kinds of will be as plentiful on the streets of Winnipeg for the next few ays as will be black eyes and swollen noses on the faces of the competitors after the bouts. From the speediest of flyweights to the nioft ponderous of pachyderm wrestlers the cream of the East is here, lead by the clever Jackie Callura.

118 pound Canada, Ontario and Ohio Slate ruler. Tommy Ibail, who claims a "home town" decision beat him In his bout with Cailiinv will form the outstanding Western lr thi group although there are several other entrants. Galloway Coming IIops Galloway, ex Dominion, British Umpire games competitor, and Western Ontario Golden Gloves winner will be present to battle in the 118 pound grouping, while Ken Goff. awkward port fider from Keglna will carry the Saskatchewan crown, Emmanuel Bnttagila, the bright pupil of his brother. Krankle.

Waiter Romanick and Herb Waters are car ying the dark horse roles in this group From the East Sammy Loft spring, Toronto, Ontario Golden Glove winner and Eddie Carrol. Ottawa Madison club entry loom formldib cn the horizon for the arch rivals Tommy Nellson and Billy Marquart, the Winnipeg favorites for the 126 pound crown. Judging by the determination of Paul Frederick son, former Canadian lightweight champion, and lionor winner in 1925, 196 and 1932, and alternate on the Olympic team, there will be no charce for any other fighter in this group, and although 'Tiger" Bill Humphries, Ontario Golden Glove titleholder is entered, Frederickson is mighty confident pf holding the 135 pound crown in the West. Named as the best professional ptcspect in Ontario, Vince Barric elands head and shou ders above any Eastern welterweight. In the West this class Is exceptionally strong, and to mention only three of the other entrants in Corporal W'atta, Manitoba and City middleweight champion, Stanley Evan, Manitoba welterweight titleholder, ar.d Orville "FiJhv" Heron, the Re ulna and Saskatchewan Is no outline the calibre of opposition Barrio win meet.

Middleweight Strong In the middleweight grouping the names of Jackie Steart, Valcott, Olinkln, Hunter, and Ionitta Ftand out, while Ui light heavyweight competition will bring Ted Keating, rated as the best Western 175 pound man in years, and also Alf Walton, Ontario Golden Gloves titleholder. In the heavyweight group "Sod buster" Tony Evans, of Mlnnedosa. looms formldlble, while Bill Match, of Brantford, a 300 pound blacksmith Is the Ontario champion In this case. The wrestling will be productive of plenty of auiion with some of the classical "grunt ar.d groan" experts entered. From Kitchener a hi ice man delegation, includes Char.es Vanaudenarde, Brooke Ut t.ey, and Arnold Other grap plere are Jimmy Trifunov, Reglna.

ten years Canadian champion, R. Lawns, Ontario 123 lb. champion. Verne Pettigrew, Saskatchewan, 135 and 145 lb. champion, Chris.

Killer, Saskatchewan 165 lbs. cham lon: Tom Evans, Toronto, 175 lbs outs Weilander, 180 Winnipeg; Jimmy yttle. 225 Regina; Al. Croesan, 180 Winnipeg; B. Johnson.

145 lbs. Other local boxing entrants Include Bammv Lobe, 112 Lawrence Darglx, 118 Don Stokes. 126 Lou Carrier, 125 Bill Curry, 135 and Jackie Lebow, 1,48 lbs. Jackie Stewart, 190 Frank Walcott, lbs. Advance sale of ticket Is advance sale of tickets ie advi lwh vancing rapidly with Breckon s.

Clubbs, the Amphitheatre and all members of the A A.U. of C. reporting brisk advance sale of pasteboards. Entries for the tournament close at twelve midnight on Saturday, and before Sectretary Halter closes his books the most brilliant array of amateur boxing talent ever lined up in Winnipeg will be ready to duck under the topes at 7 p.m. Tuesday.

Wininpeg Rowing Club Season in Full Swing With the favorable weather of the past week, the Winnipeg Rowing club has slipped Into it summer routine. Every afternoon sees the oarsmen hard at it getting back into shape. Many new members are out and they are being carefully coached by the old mem ben, both In the workboats and on the machlnee. Equipment Is being overhauled and put into first class Khape and all Indications point to a very successful season. Any prospective members are cordially invited to come tver to the clubhouse on Lyndalv Drive, SaturJity afternoon, Sunday morning or any week night.

THISTLE CURLING CLUB There will be a special meeting the executive of the Thistle ruriing club in their ciubrooms on Monday, at 7.30 o'clock. Coast Football Body to Accept D.F.A. Proposal VANCOUVER. My 13. Plans announced yesterday by Sam Davidson, Winnipeg, sec rctary of the Dominion Football association, for the re.

entry into the ranks o' the Briti 'i Columbia branch of the parjnt body by the Pacific Coat association clubs veu'd prcbahly be accepted by the Coast league, according to Bob Davidson, secretary of that body. The Coast league secretary, aftsr examining Mr. Davidson's proposal, said it appeared satisfactory and that in all probability the Ceist teams would figure in Dominion lay do wnj. MAROON HURLER IN GREAT FORM Earl Haines, Maroon intermediates lelicf hurler, did not pitch a no hit gamo last night, but his performance agslnst Stony Mountain in the opening game of the City and District, league, at Wesley park, should at least entitle htm to peek into diamond hall's hall of fame. The wavy haired Haines, who succeeded Gustafson In the fourth inning, after "Gus" been shelled from the mound by a five run barrage, got his freak delivery in order and proceeded to strike out ght Mountaineers in the remaining innings.

ilia who were three runa behind at the came to life to win 9 to 8. Stony Mountain puohed across one run In the fifth, but the champions replied with two In their half, got another in the sixth and in the last half of the seventh ataged a "story book" finish to triumph. Moore equalized on a home run drive. Simpson walked end Knight singled to bring In the important run. A wild heave by Bill Taylor.

Senator third sacker. cost the Grcenshlrts a victory over Maple Lenfs in an extra Inning game that resulted in a 9 9 tie. With the full and a team leading 9 6 Taylor threw wildly to second to eaten a Leaf runner and by the time the outfielders finished jug 1 gling the ball all three runners hurl imH Eddie Seewaldt's single in the las: half of the seventh gave To bans a 4 3 triumph over Ranaers In a gamo featured by brilliant pitching and fielding. Previous to the first game, Frankie Battaglla, Charge Gardiner and Alderman ice Jones engaged in the opening ceremonies. Baiuglia'i pitching is not aa good as his punching, however, and the alderman singled.

Score By Innings Stony Mountain 200 510 0 8 10 2 10 2 Maroons 004 021 29 Woods and Herger hiemer; Gus 10 4 7 4 Kelly tafson, Haines and Moore. Senators 200 000 349 Maple Leafs. 003 000 249 Sheppsrd and Freeman; and Cook. Rangers 100 020 0 3 4 1 Toban 100 020 14 i 1 and Wuckert. Patrick and Dltchfield.

Rudolph Umpires Hood, Watkln and Dunsmore. NOR QU AY LOOP OPENS MONDAY The Norquay Diamond Ball league will swing inu action on Monday, when Blackhawks, last year' finalist, battle the champion Rangers on the Norquay School grounds. At the Barber stadium, Pat will meet Canucks. Double headers will be played every Monday and Friday, the league will be officially opened at the Norquay School grounds, when the honorary pres dent. Rev.

J. M. Shaver, will try to smack D. B. Huggena' fast ball.

Peter Harrison, the leagues president, and C. J. King, will also be on hand to take part in the ceremonies. Rev. J.

M. Shiver will present the cup to the Rangers. The first series is as follows: May IS hawke v. Rangere. at Norquay ra va.

Cenucki, at Barber May 10 P.anpjra va. Arsyle, at Antvla Canucks va. tawka. at Bartoar May 22 Arfyle va. Pata.

Arayle caiucka Rangers, at Norquay May 2S Pale va. Blaiiihiwki. at Reu ber Argyia va. Canucks, at Norquay May 2 Ranarra va. Tan.

at Arsyle Blackhawks vs. Argyle, at Barber June 2 Jlanaera vf. R'hawks, at Barber Canucka vs. Pats, at Amyla June 9 Amyla va. Rjuiai at Norqnay Blackhswa va.

Canucks, at bcr June 12 Pale vk Ar(y, at Arsyle Kansera va. Canucks, at Barber June Blackhawks v. PU. at Ar)le Canucka va. Ary ylc, at Barber June 19 Pata va.

Rangers. 4t Torquay Argyls vs. Blackiiaws, at Barber June 23 B'hawks va. Ranaers. at Nerquay Pata va, Canucks, at Barbar Juna 2f Ranaara vs.

Arsyle. at Arnyle OaJiucka va. B'liawka, al Barber Juna 30 ArEle v. Pata. at Arjyle Canucka va.

ftanerj, at Norquay July 3 Pats vs. Biai khawa, at Barber Argylc va. Canucks, at Norquay July 7 Ranera va. Pata. at Arjyle Blacklutwa vs.

Arfylo at Barber Teams finishing first and second will play a two out or three aeries for the flrst serie championship. The games must commence at 6.30 p.m. Teams not appearing by 7 o'clock will lose th game by default. The last named teems 'shall take the firld. Location of grounds: Barber Corner Earner st.

and Rover ave. Norquay Corner Eucl ave. and Granville et Argyle Corner Argyle st. and Henry ave. "FOLLOW THE CROWD TO WESLEY THIS YEAR" WESLEY PARK The Home of Amateur Sport" Floodlights New Buildings Improvements Increased Seating Capacity (6,000) Oniclal Opening Winnipeg Senior Amateur Baseball Season SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT 2.30 DOKEY TIGERS vs.

ELKS Admission FLOODLIGHT GAME MONDAY iNIGHTO ARENAS vs. NORWOOD THE WINNIPEG EVENING SATURDAY. MAY 13. 1933 FOOTBALL GOSSIP By TOMMY CAVACHAN TODAYS GAME John Queen Cup Final Wpg. Irish vs.

Telephones Cirruthera Park. 1.15. Referee, Lloyd. MONDAY'S GAMES Dominion Championship Series First Round Wpg. Irish, vs.

C.N. United Carruthers Park, 8.15 Winnipeg and District League I St. James vs. Ft. Rouge U.

St. James. 6.30 Winnipeg Junior League Caledonians vs. Rangers Monarch vs. Hungarians Irish vs.

Y.M A. Juvenile League Kildonan vs. King Edward Three clubs In the Winnipeg and District league, Fort Rouge United. Camerona and Ulster have completed arrangements for the use of St. Paul's college grounds, better known as the ianitoba College, for NATIONAL LEAGUE L.

Pet. .440 Plttrburch New Ynrit SI. Louis Cincinnati Chlraco Bfookijn Boston Philadelphia 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE w. It a i 10 it 17 Ij Pet. .636 .4 4 .41.1 New York Cleveland Clucfttjo Washinrtnn Philadelphia lwtrolt f.

I Boston 1 13 10 11) a INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet. Newark B4lllitiore 17 12 Montreal IS 11 ..1113 Toronto 15 12 Rorheitrr 13 Allnny 10 14 .417 Jrrmr City 10 14 41T Buffalo 11 4 AMERICAN AS5UCIAIION W. L.

Prt. 13 a us 11 12 IS II 1(1 .524 10 12 in 12 AM .421 13 Milwaukee rolutibus Toledo Minneapolis louie villa S(. Paul Indianapolis Kanias ciiy NATIONAL LEAGUE nnt lniMI aon 000 001 7 a nl 010 10 1003 11 Smiin an'l Beck. Hflm.cn and Fukefjrth. I'lltibursh 100 (KK 0fl2 I 3 New York too 23 11 14 Chajnon.

Smlih and, rVhumacner and ilanrum. ril''as' 300 000 0104 1.1 Philadelphia 000 001 34x 10 1 slalone. Nrieon. Richmond and Hart notl; Bcrly. Colllna.

LlKka, and Davla. St. Loula 0O0 1K) OOl 00 3 2 Boaton .000 001 101 01 4 12 3 Mooney, Dean and Wllaon: Brandt and Bpohrer. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Newark 300 313 Oli.v 17 23 1 Buffalo 100 022 OOJ 10 Tamulle and Hargreavee. Kle: C.

Fua sell. Caliivan. caraway and Dannmx Baltimore 002 001 1 4 2 Rochester 100 0O0 0 13 1 Melton and Unton; Kaufmann and Hlnklf. failed end of aevenui. rain.

URbT GAML IJeri City 000 000 014 ft 13 I Montreal 004 000 000 0 2 1 Pe kin and Renaa; Smith, riiher and Qraiovvkl. 8l GAME jerMv Montreal .010 BOO 0 1 a 0 ana .010 0113 4 Stack: McKslthan Pips aa and Tate. AMERICAN ASBUCIATION Minneapolla 001 ooi ooo 2 4 2 Haul 302 270 00 14 14 0 Henaic. Hllrher, Vandenbert arid Glenn: Thomas and Fanner. Milwaukee at Kansas Cllr.

poetponed, All other games postponed. AMERICAN LEAGUE Philadelphia 000 onj Till Cleveland Oil OOO 010 3 4 Grove, Mahaffy and Cochrane; Terrell, Connally anl Myall. Ail i'amea postponed. SAINT8 DEFAULT St Mir haalc liinlo. nltl.v.

by team failed to turn up for the acheduled game with the Y.M H.A. at Kildonan Park yeaterday. Thi is the eecond defaulted came in the junior league thi season. CHECKERS PROBLEM NO. 50 By A.

Bcnnieter, B.Se. Black 14. In, 21; Kings It. mm 7 Wlute 23. 30 31: Ktnss 1.

Whita to movfl and win. PROBLEM NO. iOT By the lata F. Teacheielt Black 3. 11.

13. 20; King 17 White 10. 14. 1. 2.1.

2, 22; King 32. While to move and win. PROBLEM fcOLUTIONt No. 802BIrk 1. 3: Klnga 31.

White 10, 12; Klnga 2. 4. White to play and draw. 4 8 2 8 2 8 2 31 27a 24 20b 27 23 22 17 I 14 1 Sit 8 2 2 8 0 2 2 7 7 11 2T 2t 29 SIC 17 13 1:117 11 7 2 8 8 2 2 8 8 2 1 24 27 la 224 14 9 1714 Prawn a 1 31 28. 11.

28 22. ll 22 17, 12 8, 312 10 8. 1 10. 7 i Prawn it) ll). 7 3.

14 7. 3 11, 1 10. 11 15 Lirawn. icj 20 18 here would loat tor black. No.

504 By M. Kimmel Blark 7: Kings It. 30. White 21: Klnga 15. 25.

White to move and win. 21 17 22 29 2.1 22 17 14 19 21 II 14 31 21 17 13 9 8 1 8 10b lt 25 22 29 254 22 17 15 1 14 9 0 9 30 23 17 13 9 8 1 8 10 15 W.W. (dl 11 15 la a tcaw for slack. (al The problem la now Identical with a famous problem by the aaelant author Dr. T.

J. Brown. No. al In Xo'man'a Problem Book and 70 In Oould'a Probleme which ea fecatured In Th Weakly Tlmea aat year at the request ot Mr. Bowman, War raa mbool.

lb 81. 14 1 89 8. VI. 8 2. 10, 33 28, 1 5.

8. 10 14. 18 22. V.W. let 8 9 la Dr.

Brown's play to win. tit hie aoiuMon. however. Mr. Kimmel plays 8 2.

1116 lo win: but 15 10. In lieu nf 11 18. will draw. fier 8 1 play 11 18. 23 J7.

W.W. There eeema to ha soma kind of fata attached to prlsa problems. It la amaslnc the nuicber of prlsa problems which, after award, hv been provvd unsound or 10 posaera aoena frtlter defect whlcll ahould hava dlscjuallAed tliem. Tha ehesa rule of auapenainc an award for aoma time ba fort It bacomea operative might also be aapptted to drauarhta. Bven the Immortal Janvier had a pels Troblem proved un ajound after tae award.

Tuesdays and Saturdays for the balance of the season. The Irish tram fbr this evening against Telephones In the final of the John Queen Cup competition and again C.N. United in the first round of the Manitoba series for the Dominion championship will be: Ritchie; Dowell and Hogue; Jennings. Brolly and Anderson; iScV.ulti. Hodijert, Hilton.

Salmon and Coupland. Lennon, Tait and McDonald will be In reserve. The Juvenile leajuc will open on Montis evening when Kildonan juvenile meet King Edward. of King Edward, a para praph in thi. column pointed out that King Edwar'" had defeated the Irish juniors in a friendly i game, but Bid Farr says, in fair ness to the Irish, they were far from their full strength.

All Ulster players ara requested to be on hand for practice, St. Paul a college grounds, 5.30 p.m. today. Any club wishing a friendly game phone 80 675. The 'earn to play Tort Rouge United Monday follows: Bell, Harding.

Mcllveney, Beach, Barker. Parson. Richardson, Ballley, Smith, Wren. Ward. Simpkln.

Allen. Reeves. The pipe band will be in attendance. All Excelfior midget must report to Coach Bill Bennett Monday, dt 8 p.m.. at Atlantic and Arlington streets.

The regular eleven will be picked. The following piayera will represent ogainat Irish tonight at 8.15 o'clock: A. Bogdan, E. Beaman. W.

Briscoe, J. A. Murrey, R. W. Mills, C.

Caithpfss, A. Archer, T. Mills, W. Lang, Butterworth. J.

Daley, T. Feeney, J. Playfoot, A. Pownell. Players meet dressing room 7.45 p.m.

A'l communication of a eheaa character ahouid be addreaeed direct to J. H. Tribune cheee Editor, 172 Cirtiett winnlpea. in order to avoid delay In publication of contributions. PROBLEM 3S9 Fleck.

113 Black. 11 pieces. mm mm i mm i i. i mtm WMte. pieces.

WhHe to move and nuita In two. Position lor 3 1B4K rp plkPlkt KtR Qlpi lpJKU 2H lojlkti 3Rr5 4n two moves. SOLUTION TO PROBLEM 58S Position hy O. Manatleld 3rUktl 2p5 IbkS KtKt4 pnV13pl qiyKL 8 in two movra. Key move K2.

Correct soluuons ractlved fro W. L. MoComto, C. Battley, E. Outward, B.

Ualman, Gibson, H. Ford, R. Cun nlnglon. PROBLEM 327 Correct sr'iiuon also received from Rev, T. Melnychuk.

OAMCS Laro nann ueranca Brilliancy pri game fram Trebitach Memorial TnurnimfM at Vltnn. White CHESS I1 1 Black. White. Flack. Rubinstein Kmoch Rubinstein QB3 1 HQS! Q.1 Q4 17 Q.RS B2 PxP Q3 KKt3 QxP? 19 RI! t)2b I Q1 20 P.QB4 Kt KtS Kt KB3 21 PxKt BxB K3 22 KtxBP KxKtc K2 QxPch 33 Cirtlaa 24 QaPch K2 KI B.1 25 Ktctl B1 Kt QKto 20 (t BMi Ktl K1 57 RTchll KxB OKl Ql R.gj p.Kt I KIxKt 29 KKt3 Kt Kl Qt 30 TtxBd Resigns 2 QB4 3 BPsP 4 PxP a ki qb; pqi Bum a K1 B3 1 Caatlea 10 K2 11 Kn.ot 12 KK15 13 QT.

14 KI wuuic irrinu liiq Ckcnanicc ot slinps and vililte lakes wHh tlie pawn to avoid thla and also to strengthen tua centra. Wisely we think refraining from winning Via KP by BxKt; PxB. QKP be. mu after white neat. QH4, the Q3 would not get lull control on tm long diagonal.

RKB1 probaDly hia beat, fivUii up Um pawn aa loat. kittiv una well worth the brilliancy prlta awarded. No. By J. O.

Lewis Plack 1, 3. 7, S. 22, 23. White 2, 15, IB. 34 28.

30, 32. Black to move and draw. 2.1 27 2J 2H la.a j.14 J7.32 32 23 7 10 tl 11 27 1.13 b3 0 23 10 1014 3. rir. (a) In an Ktutlleh tournament Lawla played 22 28 against J.

A. Rear, and loat. lb) XelcJmm In hia 'rroas" has thla fine draw erdlled to "Jamas Crayton vs. T. HiiWalnson." while the Enelish tournament H03 credits It to J.

O. Lewia. Who waa first? A USEFUL LESSON Tin following gamt, and notes, by Kgan. wilt serve aa a useful lesson for the student. The game waa plaved In a rew Routn Wales tnurney; holh of the conteatanu be Ins; former champions.

Game No. 488 "Kelso Bii J. p.itford. Whl'e J. It 10 1.J 3.7 I.

24 14 18 22 28 lf I Jl til 11.17 11 15 ts 22 J5.fi 10.18 28. "3 3 "10 ir, in. 17 I2 1M 22 28 30 25 22' 31 17 27 21 23 18 23 17 11 11 15 710 1 lin 10 11 l. J3 25 21 11 11 17 13 32 2e 18 11 30 23 0 1 21 9 14 7 10 17 21 21 25 12 17 57 20 21 24 19 11 23 lg B.W. a Fomie an Interesting pos'tn which can ba arrived at In various ways.

Thm; From Uie "Dundee" opening; colors reversed: II 18 11 11 4 8 9 13 8 13 2 8 23 18 8 24 30 20 32 28 2 25 10 18 18 20 2t 19 5 9 13 22 8 10 8 9 24 19 9 22 17 23 9 35 22 f23 18 11 15 28 2.1. From th "Keliw Croat" opening, colors reversed 10 15 2.1 18 1.5.23 21 19 9 13 10 23 18 11 20 2511 8 11 0 28b 2318 12 18 18 11 II 57 23 .5 ec 8 10 1 8 15 29 25 2 8 19 15 T32 27 18 19 22 ia fi io 2.5 22. ibl 18. .5 3. 32 27.

10.11 Hit 8 10. 24 19. 1 5 la th same, colorj revera 'd. ai a "Wagram" colora raversed boueht no this: 9 13 13 23 4 8 9 14 11 11 IO 51 20 25 11 17 13 25 22 23 11 iVIO 11 18 8 15 59 1017 1 5 32 1T 21 1T 29 25 28 24 27 23 31 27 (O In a tumble va, Alexander gamo the actual moves were: 8 9. i (7 10 Drs From the "Denny" opening, eolora thi aame: 10 14 15 22 11 18 JT 23 31 2T 27 23 22 17 14 17 23 18 9 14 14 1J 8 11 7 10 21 14 34 20 23 14 28 21 1T 1J 9 25 18 11 41 10 17 1 4 29 22 8 13.

(dl 14 17 alao leads to a "Wagram" petition. (el 32 51 Inaes. The draw la; 2 18 17 21 III 18 18 23 31 27 12 18 22 1T 218 32 28 28 22 g22 17 18 14 8 9 17 H. tgl Annlled 10 the colors ver1 non' tion. the draw resile nm thus: 10 I5h.

21 17. 1519. 18 12 (17 11 no tvt ten. 11 18. 27 21.

31 13. 18.19. 17 11. 1 5 1.5 10. 7 11, 10 8 11 18 Dr (hi LamMe against Alexander lnel.

colore revareed. aa In the Bdford va. La gamt I.e. 1 3. 28 23.

9 14. 18 9, 5 14, 52 8. 141T, 21 14. 10 17, 23 19. 17 22.

18 12. 13 17 (Let played 11 8. or aa It would hart read, 22 2S1. 19 15, 11 18, 18 14, 32 25, 15 11, etc W. At 1 5 11 ahould be noted that amba woiiM play a 10; aa, via.

(c) iht place alrttdy 00 one. CUE FINALISTS ARE DECLARED The two flnallisLs In the George Sparrow handicap in the Veteran's Billlarl league were chosen when H. McMeekln defeated Munroe at Elmwood. 'and J. Coverlev defeated A.

I ockwood at the Winnipeg A and N. The final In thla competition will be played off between H. McMeekln (scratch) and J. Coverley 130) at Elmwood C.L. on Wednesday, at 8 m.

The presentation of prists and the closing smoker, of tiie season will take place in the Imperial Rambling Over the Dial With DENNY BROWN SEVERAL time we've nudi comment on the Canadian radio artlate forced to try for better thing and mora money in the United States. We tlll have hopes that when the Radio Commission finally gets going It will stop thla migration of really good Canadian talent to the U.S. But these artists can't be Arlene Jackson and Terry Robinson, both heard from local stations, saw no future in radio here an.i after seeing the same thing down east, went acrosn the line wScre they are both makes good. Paul Dowdy, formerly a local announcer. Is now at KVW, Chicago dolnrj well.

Another local station manager told us other day that if It wasn't for his family and hi buying a homo, he too would pack up nd find something better across the line. believe that, at preeei radio artists In Canada cannot expect to make a living on broadcasting alone. Mc.it of the artifta we do haar have lobs on the side. In fact. the onlv artljts we know of worklntr In ratio alone are the members of the CKY orchestra.

Current Questions Is it that ttiere Is tio money in Canada for music? Can not a nnmilatlon of ten million, nearly all of whom are paying radio license fees, support their radio artists? Can and will the Radio Commission spend part of It two million dollars in keeping this talcevt at home and on the air? Corn Huskers Change Commsnclna this Saturday, the Corn Huskers will shorten their proerim to hair an hour. Jo reason for this is given by the commission, although we believe that most listeners were tiring of an hour old time music. However. It is rnnouno ed that the remainder of the hour will be taken up by a dance orchestra or other suitable entertainment T.ie program replacing Eddie Cantor, featuring Rublnoff and hi orchestra, Bert Lahr, comedian, IKi.nay Bailey an.1 Lee Elms, and the mystery drama, seems to be very a weak replacement. Except for the fine violin playing by Rubin off and parla of Bert Lahr' comedy, the show Isn't up to much.

There eem to bs lornething missing. Perhaps it Is the Cantor personality or perhaps It's Just the poor quillty of the entertainment. Lee Sims at the piano and Ilomay Bailey singing, are fine in their respective fields, but together eti the Sunday program have failed to ring the bell. The Louis Vance mystery eeriat haa turned out to be Just another gang story, with Erin O'Brien Moore aa the pretty heroine, and even Jimmy the announcer, seem to have loat hi pep. Commission's Variety Thursday evening we heard one of the most enjoyable and entertaining of the Radio Commission programs, the Canadian Hour.

This program had opera and concert music intermingled with popular songs an.1 folk tunes. True, most of the songs were sung in but this added to the piquancy of the hour. Yes, the Canadian Hour is one of the Commission's best features and we hope it continues its high standard of varied entertainment. With the help of the above program, CKY presented one of the most varied evening's entertainment we've heard from that station in a long time. Varied Throughout The fisrt part of the evening was given to two very Interesting talks: one by Mlae Hilda Hesen and the other by Professor Jackson.

Next came the Melody Mill with It usual varied entertainment, then the Commission broadcast. Cowboy anl old time miuic waa supplied by the Roundup Rangers, whq were followed by tbe studio concert orchestra. Dave and hi sax were featured In a 15 minute program, followed by the dance orchestra. The station signed off with the usual Organ Reveries. A few mere evening with such a varied lineup of entertainment as was heard Thursday and the CKY criticism would sharply doclln.

Cantor's Critics "Don't pay any attention to radio columnists." said Eddie Cantor 5vhile speaking before a group of advertising men In New York. Just af er his final coffee broadcast. "Ridio criticism among the radio editors, especially of New York, has simmered down to a log rolling proposition with the columnist favoring thoee who favor him," continues Cantor. Well. Is that nice, Mr.

Cantor? We notice that you very tactfully waited until your pre. grams hid concluded before making a statement Ilk that. Eddie seems to have been the roost criticized radio artist on the air. Perhaps was due to his being good or bad. ss It appeared to each individual writer.

It is evident that the New York columnist didn't get on very well 5vlth h'm. Prrsomllv we judged Cantor by rich of his pograms. If thought them end we satl bo and II good we alro Slid so. Radio Censors Have you noticed lately that when some of the popular songs of the day notably those from Street." and the nopular tune "Hell Bells" are sung over the air, the radio singers usually use words or phrase different from the original numbers. The reason for this Is that both the big networks have their own censoring board to cut out any "off color'' material that may appear In soncs or dialogue.

Kor Instance. Ted Florlto. leader of a popular west const orehistra. heard over CBS. was recently called down for allowing one of his vocalists to sing the original words of "42nd Street." and "Young and Heal.hy," CBS censors claimed the original word were a trifle too vivid to be broadcast over their network.

Another chse waa at NBC where their censors, after letting It go for nearly a year, suddenly made Veteran' rooms, MeDermot Thureday at 7.30 o'clock. The program will commcne; at 8 o'clock and all member who can attend are urged to do o. They my obtain their card from their club representative on the executive of the league. A good program has been arranged. Major General Ket chen will officiate at the presentation of the prize unlo; he i called away from the city.

V. H. Davies Captures Dunlop Southport Event LONDON, May IS W. II. Davies, one of Britain' Ryder cup nominees, yesterday won the Dunlop Southport 1,500 guineas golf tournament from a field includins nearly all of England golf "greats." I HERE'S SHARLIE I CLIFF HALL Known to thousand cf radio faiu as Sharlle who usually "Wasn't dere." He appears with Baron Munchausen, Thutsdays, over NBC stations.

a rule that all orchestras playing Art Rasser "Hell's Bell" muBi have their vocalists hum the refrain. Supporting Damroich So you ee the occasional "blue" remark or song, may pass the censors, but not many. Censors are paid to have sharp ears as both networks prefer to keep their listeners rather than have them tune elsewhere because so and so's program i unfit to llitsn to. The networks the line have made it quite a boast that they depend on advertising revenue to meet the coat of their programs. Now the National Committee on Education by Raiio i lending circular letters to a select mailing list suggesting that the Walter Dam roach Music Apprccia ion Hour be financed by popular subscripting They estimate that six million children and two million adults Hate to these weekly programs.

Don Becker, of the WLW staff, besides being an authority on the humble ukalele, and the first to feature thi Instrument as alao a solo symphonic in strument. is the author of WLW's "Tales of Terror," "Unsolved and th new "Theatre of the Air." New Series Monday evening Everett Marshall, former Metropolitan opera star and present star of George White's "Melody." will be heard in the first of a new series of tri wcckly programs assisted by an orchestra under the direction of Al. Mitchell. This new program which is replacing the Townsend Murder Mystery, will be heard Monday, Wednesday and Saturday at 6.15 over an eastern network and repeated again at 10.15 over a western network including KFYR, WDAY. Commencing with this Sunday's programs we now Include the new 50,000 watt station, WOC WHO, Daveuport and Des Moines, in the daily program listing.

W. I Fian nigan, publicity director, says that with the Installation of tne new equipment, tho station should now be referred to In a new way. Mr. Flannigan says that the stations are no Icitger synchronlzoi but have only the one nb.000 watt transmitter. Further reason they should be referred to In the singular rather than in the plural as in the past By ruling of the Federal Radio Commission, the station Is to be re ferred to as "WOC WHO.

with studios In Davenport and Des MoVms." Th sequel of the call letters must be WOC WHO. This station oarrlca many of the NBC WE A programs In addition to many fine features of Its own. Columbia Changes The Columbia Sys i tern announces that commencing I this week there will be several chances in the Sunday programs. The Columbia Dramatic Guild, a eiew feiture, will come to the air at 7 m. and will present for its first dramatization De Maiipaa sant's famous nhort story, "The Necklace." At 7.30 an orchestra under the direction of Andre Kos telsnet will present a varied musical program.

The rousing adventures of John Henry. Black River giant, will bo heard Sundays and I nursnay at ii ietead of twice 8undays aa before. The Columbia Revue, starring John P. Medbury, will be heard at 8.15 and at 8.45 tiny Ann Leaf presents a quarter hour organ recital, AIR LINES CKY now carrying all Commission programs Same station also expec.a to move to new frequency by end of Mty Ailre Joy return to radio nsxt week after rti extended vaudeville tour Ted Lewis' orchea'ra may soon be heard on CBS with a commercial program Tony Wons. formerly hearl over CBS with Morton Downey, contemplating change to NBC "Pages of Romance," popular Sunday afternoon drama, leaves th air for th summer June 28 Walter Winohell also leaves May 28.

but has prospective sponsors In view Irma Glenn, petite WENR organist, has been ordered by her doctor to limit her broadcasts to on a week. Two progrtms renew contracts: the "Kirs. Nighter" for 52 we? k. and thnt fe tt'i'lng Vincent Lopez' nrchratrn mi Sundays, for 13 weeks KOA. Den ver.

has almost comple cd Hi new 90.000 watt transmitter Mildred Bailey, formerly with Paul White man's orchestra. Is now fentured on Colui The author of Vic rnd Bade, henrd each morning through KFYR. la also the author of Northwestern i Chronicle, heard from same station Sunday afternoons Ben Bernle wa born in America of Russian parent I tl ON THE AIR With DENNY BROWN Kilocycles tio SS0 t4U 710 840 6 50 50 ....1090 0 sso ,...1110 1440 ...25 II. eye lee 940 t0 sro loo 720 840 1C00 750 70 S70 700 80 570 1000 600 450 100 Statiene: CJGX cjnw Stations: WUAY Wiaat WtNft WFAA WON WMAS WHO WJR WJZ WLS WLW WMAQ WNAK WOO WOW WSM WIAM cklw CKY KIM KSfR KLZ KMOX KO KOI I. KPO KSL KSTP VE9JS) WBBNt WCCO WDAF HO 610 Saturday 3 p.m.

National Mutlo Weak (KFTR, WDAT). 3.45 p.m. Measner Brothers tivFYR, WDAT). 4.00 p.m. Newt fKFTR).

Orchestra. (WDAT). 4.30 p.m. Harry Turner Orchestra (KFTIt). Beau Balladlar (WDAY), S.00 p.m.

Taxpayers, talk (KWK. WDAT). 5.30 p.m. Pickens Reading (CJRWV Up Buaiera (WtAF KFYR). 5.45 p.m.

Jamas HcDonald. talk (KFTR, WDAT). 6.00 p.m. Music (CJRWV. W.BB.

Protram (CKY). Orlls Torado, ttnor (KFTR). 6.15 p.m. t'nclt Peter, "Punlii Family (CJRW). Newt and Orian (WDAT).

6.30 p.m. Harry Turner OrchssUa (JCFTR). 6.45 p.m. Cluerful Ntw Reporter (CKT). 7.00 p.m.

Studio (CKY). Canadian Bpiirta Review (CJRW). Musical Verlitles (WLW). Kerde, Orofa Orchestr ftanny YVttks. lenor (WtAF.

WTAM, VVMAWI. Ka.y Acea (WOM. WCCO. KMOX). Oubcrt and Sullivan Ocms (WJZ, KOA.

K01L. KMAQ, KFYR). 7.15 p.m. tittle Olrl al Orran (CJRW). Karmere' Period (CJGX).

Tony Cabnotch (WLW). Old Favnntea (WON). Bnewell S.stera I KMOX. CKLW. WCCO, WNAX.

WHA8). 7.30 p.m. Musical Comedy oeraa (CKY). Crosltv Fnlllee (5VLW). Mart Celebrities (KMOXV Hal Kemp Orchestra tWON).

Barn Dane iWLSI. 7," Ptenv drama WTAM. WOW. WDAT. KFYR, WMAQ, WOC, KOA).

7.43 p.m. I ewis White, tenor (WdNl. Saturday (CKLW. KLZ, WCCO, WNAX l. 8.00 p.m.

studio Pmirams until KFYR. Cardinal Intervlrwa (KMOXl. B. A. Rolfe Orchestra (WBAF.

WLW. WTAM, WOC. WOW, KOA). 8.15 p.m. N'cetor Tvtmey.

pianist (CKYi. Rlehtrd Cole Orcheatra (WON). Royal Hawaliana (KMOX). Mar and Rob (WLS). Clyde McCoy Oreheetra (WGN.

8.30 p.m. Otd Tlme Orchestra 'CKYI. Cent Autry. Honns 'WLfli, Band Concert (KMOXl. Tomorrow News (WON).

8.43 p.m. Rhythmic Melodies (CKY). Concert Orch.iira. (WON). Orsanl't (WLh.

Oertrud Nle n. Vocalist (CKLW. KLZ, KHL, WNAX, WCCOl. 9.00 p.m. Ciydt McCoy Orchestra OVGNi.

Red Jacketa Orolicalra (WDAYl. Charlie Aanaw Orchestra (WLW). County Fair iKtaOXi. Wtlenn and Millar (WLB). Francta LtnRford, Contralto iWKAF, KOA.

WOO. WOW. WTAM). personality Revue (WCCO). 9.15 p.m.

riavt and hia Sax (CKT). Over the Rhlna Prram Ship Aloha renadera (WLSV Townsend Murder Myatcry (KFYft, KOA, Yt'riAY). John Fosarly. Tenor (WJZ network. 9.30 p.m.

nanct Orchestra ((JKY). Barn Pirns (WLSi. Dance Orchestra (WDAY). Ruddy and Otto KM0X. rat Barnlt Orcheatra iWLWi.

Wayne Kinr Orchentra (WON). Wltchlff Hour (WJZ. KYW, KOIL. KOA, KFYR). 9.45 p.m.

Bam Dance (Wt.fi). MlnatrtU (KMOX). Bernle Cummiru iWGN at SO). 10.00 p.m. Corn Hubert.

Otd Tlmt Muale (CKT. CJRW. CJCXi CoTnmt.slon network. Rhythm Club (WLW). County Fair (KMOX).

Ted Ftorllo Orcheatra (CKOK, WNAX, KT.Z. WHABl. Pon Pedro Orchestra (WJZ, KOA, KFTR, WPAY). Ralph Klrbery, Kongs rwiE4F, WOC, WDAF, WMAQ, WOW, WTAM). 10.15 p.m.

Wayne KlnR Orcheatra WON). National Bam Dance iwij?) until 12. John Johnson Orchestra (WEAF, WTAM, WOC). 10.30 p.m. Radio Commission (CKT).

Pome Paviiiion (KFYR). Clyde Mccnv Orchestra (WON). Frlvolltlen (KMOXl. Phil Harris Orcheatra (WEAF, WMAQ, WTAM. WOC).

Honolulu Serenaders (KLZ. CKOK, WNAX i. Maxim Lcnve Orchestra (WJZ, WJR, KOIL, KOA WDAT. WLW). 11.00 p.m.

Jack Walton Orcheatra (KOA). Oran Reveriea (CKY). Hal Kemp Otvheatra (WON). Country School (KMOX). Don Blselow Orcheatra (WCCO).

11.30 p.m. Anson Weak (Orchestra (KOA). Pavt Bernle Orcheatra (WLW). Norvay Muillran orchestra (WCCO), Dixit etars (KMOX). Midnight Joe Relehmann Orcheatra (KMOX.) Buster Locke Orcheatra (WLW).

Richard Colt Orohtatra IWGN), Vlo Sohllltni Orcheatra (KOA). Sunday Morning S.00 Mission Hour (KFYR). Sunshine Hour (WDAY). S.15 Major Bne. Party (KFYR).

Ill 00 News (WDAY. 10.15 Radio City Symphonve (KFYR). 11.00 Police Nowa KFYR l. Aiianstlnc Church icKY). IMS Mrxloan Orchestra (KFYR, WPAY) 11.

JO Bahbath Reveriea (KFYR. WDAY). Sunday Afternoon 1J.0O Myatery Tenor (KFYR, WCCO). Studio Program (CKY). International Radio Forum (KFTR), U.JO Comedy Sketch (KFYR, WDAT).

Studio Music (CKY). 1.00 Harry Turner Orchestra (KFTR). 1 30 Radio Pulpit (KFYR, WDAT). 3.00 Orcheatra (KFYR). 2 World of Relliion (KFYR.

WDAT). S.no Paea of Romance (KFYR). s.00 Catholic Hour (KFTR. Btudlo (CKY). Lutheran Hour (WDAT).

f.308rhool Talk (KKVR. WDAT). Studio Quartette (CKT). S.00 Studio Murio (CKY) Harmonica Kaacala (KFTR). Sunday Evening 5.30 p.m.

Or.f Mnm(tf) Ul.l.... inifkiai KFYR). 6.00 p.m. RllhlnAfV ArliaaH i at. at.

tSJ a nr Uinta and Bailey (WIAF. KFYR, WDAT)" 7.00 p.m. Graea Church (CKY). Concert Orcheatra (WON), Tlram.lta n.iiM (Bifirn WHA8)7 haiuiailan Merry Oe. Round (WEAF.

KOA. WENR. WTAM, WOC). Will WSM. WFA A).

nLjW' An Katatl Orcheatra (KFTR, WDAT). 7.30 p.m. Mai Kemp Orchestra (WON). WCCO. WH AS tOX, Familiar Music (WEAF, KOA.

WTAM WSM. WFNR, WOClT AM, WZ' WLW' 7.43 p.m. farlan a.i.rfin itwvb Hvaryoody a Hour (WON). Butter Lockt Orchestra (WLW). KOIL, S.00 p.m.

Radio Commlsrlon (CJRW), Baladeera (WCCO). John Henry, eketcn (KMOX. KLZ, KSL), David Lawrence, talk (WEAF, KOA. Wt NR. WTAM.

WOC. KFYR). Sn' lWJZ WJR VkMA" S.15 p.m. French Operetta (CKY) Bona Service (KFYR). Edison Symphony (WENR).

Richard Cole Orchestra (WON), WTAM, WOC. WOW). 8.30 p.m. Spotlliht Rtvut (WDAY). Tomorrow't News (WON) Unlorrotten Melodies (KFTR).

8.15 p.m. Onanlat (WON). Sona; Fellows (WENR), Oran. violinist, Quartettt (WLW) (WJZ' K0IL' w5cO, UiMto' WHA5' 9.00 p.m. Home Hour.

Herbert Sadler, (CKY). Karl Hlnea Orchestra (WENR). Hal Kemp Orrtxilra (WGNi. Eddlt Duchln Orr haatra (WNAX, CKOK. KLZ, KMOX.

WCCO). 9.15 p.m. Greet Jewel Orchestra (WLW). Praam ship (WON). Baladeera (WOC WHO).

Panct Orcheatra (WDAT). Sincere of Drtama (KMOX). Ufa Chanties WJZ. WMAQ), WENR, WOW. KFYR.

WOC). Walter Winchell (KOA, KKI WSM). p.m. Art Kaaeel Orrlwutra (WENR). Waynt Kins Orcheatra (WON).

Abe Oyman Orchestra tWHAS, KLZ. WCCO, KMOXl. Orchestral Ocma (WtAF, WTAM, WSM. Woo. Minneapolla Symphony Orchestra WJR.

KOIL. KOA, KYW. WLW, KFYKi. 9.43 p.m. Art Carrol) Orchestra (WENR).

Bernle Cummlna Orchestra (WGN) 10.00 p.m. Ukrainian Choir CKY). Ivan Epptnofr Orchestra (WFVR). Ben Pollock Orcheatra (CKOK, 10.13 p.m. Wayne Kins Orcheatra (WON).

Brort Squibs iKMOXi. Ben oltock orchestra (WCCO). 10.30 p.m. Hal Kemp Orchestra (WON). Harry Borntrk Orchestra Pance Nocturne (WJZ WJR, KOIL.

KOA. KFYR. WLW). Charlie Btraleht orchestra (WCCO, KLZ. CKOK, KMOX).

11.00 p.m Reader's Ouldt (KOA). Vox Humana (WLW I. Pon Bltelow Orchestra (WCCO). Earl Hlnea Orcheatra (WCNR, KFYR), 11.30 p.m. Panct Orehtatr (WLW).

Around Ohicaeo (KMOX). tvtn F.pBinolT Oreheetra (WENR, KFYR) Hal Kemp Orcheatra (WON). Midnight Vie Sohtlllns Orcheatra (KOA). Charlie Asnew Orchestra (WLW). Monday's Program T.OO Chaerto (KFTR).

Morning Pevotions (WDAT). T.SO Rraakfaa Club (KFTR). 7.4o Nowa (WDAY). Vic ajid Bade (KFTni. 00 Southern Binttra (KFYRi WDAY) 5.14 Clara.

Lou and Em (KFYR, WDAY). 30 Orentng Marktta (CKT, CJRW, CJOXi. Mornlns Parade (KFTR), Brtaktast Muale (WDAY). 00 Studio Music (CKY). Marketa.

Newt i KFYR), 5.15 Four Bharprt (KFYR). Rolllckers (WDAY). .30 Allan Caron. Oroltt (CKT). RoUlckera (KFYRi.

10.00 Studio Muale (CKY). Weather, Markets KFYR). Serenaders i WDAT), 10.18 Bololsta (KFYR). Concordia Chapel (WPAT). 10.SO Mld seaslon frices (CKY, CJRW, CJCX).

Merry Men (KFYR. WPAT). 10.15 World Bookman (KFYRi. Rhythmic Serenade (WDAT). 11.00 Rex Battle Orchestra (CKT).

Marketa. Newa (KFYRi. 11.15 Words and Muale (KFYR), Organ Melodies (WDAY), 11.30 Studio Muale ICKY). Farm and Home 'Hour (KFYR, WDAT). Monday Afternoon 1100 Music (CKT).

SKudlo (CJRW). 13.15 News, Messages (CKT. 13.30 Mat. Talk (CKT). Noonday Variety iWDAT).

13.40 Closln Prices (CKY). 1.00 Oo oparativt Talk, (CKT). 1.15 Muslo (CKY). Cloalnit (Train Prices (CJRW). Soloist (WDAY).

1.30 Piano Learons (WDAT), 3 00 News. Marketa (KFYRi. 3.15 Radio Guild (KFYR. WDAYl. 3.00 Manorial Music Week (KFYit.

WDAY). 3 15 Song, at Twtllsht (KFYR). a.JO and Bchmldt (KFYIt. WDAY). 1 13 Mualcal Momenta (KFYR, WDAT i.

4.00 University Lecturt (CKY). ALL CANADA FINALS Canadian Amateur Doxing and Wrestling Championships Amphitheatre, Tuesday and Wednesday next LEADING AMATEUR BOXERS FROM ALL OVER CANADA WILL COMPETE 10 Ontario Champions, 2 Quebec Champions. 6 Saskatchewan hampiond and 3 Alberta Champions entered. ACTION GALORE. 15 CLASSES All Tickets Reserved, 75c.

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