It asked council to reconsider its decision in regard to Sunday baseball at Taylor Field and to rescind its permission given Regina Braves to hold three baseball games on Sundays. Clarke said a good suggestion had recently been made in an editorial appearing in The Leader-Post. In it we were advised to put the matter to the electors in the form of a referendum, he said. He said there are numerous people in the city who do not hold the same view as a probable minority who wanted Sunday sport. Ross Sneath said there is no pressure for Sunday sport.
Nobody wants it to such an extent that a vote seems called for.
Joseph Wilkie said all that had been done was to give permission for three games of baseball at Taylor Field on Sundays. If we want, we do not need to go further in the matter, he said. Fred Hill said the city controlled King s park and Boggy Creek where golf is played on Sundays. Sneath said council has made its decision in favor of allowing three games of baseball and that had seemed right at the time. It would be difficult to state a long-range point of view as suggested in one of the communications, he said.