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place in the American League yes-
Contract rates on application

; , : terday by scoring an easy victory
Afiyertising and Circulation Telephone ............ 98 | Hh G YEARS over the St. Louis Brown at Shibe

Park while the Cleveland Indians

Editor and Reporters’ Telephone ............. aaa were taking defeat at the hands of
Member of Audit Bureau of Circnlations FOR ABE he 4ewit ied Mox at Moston

 

 

as re : =e ' — New York Yankees, at home to
ALLY EDITION ips: »sday, uly 1¢ 932 if _ the Chicago White Sox in Yankee
aaah eens Cay, am) fae Ruth Intimates That He Will Quit gisniin. inflicted another defeat
| Playing Career When He upon the Comiskey crowd and their
srw y | a . . Asi :
TARIFFS AT OTTAWA | is Forty margin of leadership over the Ath-
It is hoped that the first step toward a general world re- Tat letics is mow pine full gan

duction of tariffs will be taken at Ottawa when the na-; NEW YORK, July 19:—Babe Ruth Petrol, Pigers intlicted dek

tions gf the British Commonwealth will make reduetions declares Mat ne mikentss ve that Dulitiiadsr ana ei
jlaying Big League basenall untu HOA Peo: eee
to each other for the purpose of fostering trade among’). \; forty years old when he will fourth plaee again ahead of

themsélves. If this is found to work successfully it is quite | ties. 1: has been intimated for some Senators.

probable that other combinations may be formed and that | time that Ruth may hecome pilot of Im the National League, the
this eventually will be extended until a fiscal union of all| robably assume manageria Penne yates, Serie Herne
nations of the world will arrange the tariffs, if any should|the Boston Red Sox although this Jp tie Frees by 9 tee Bare

> sider per ihas not been definitely stated Pittsburg, in 11 innings, held their
then be considered necessary. Ruth is bee WO years Od two and a half game lead over th

Chicago Cubs who finished up on
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A FATEFUL WEEK
The present is a fateful week for it will see the opening Finnich Raia New Fore Asiants at Wwiigmy Fier
of the big Economic Conference at Ottawa at which all! oe a. oe ee a Rem
British nations will be represented. If it succeeds, this) At Los Angeles ee Ee ki. Cidibaes eho
country as well as other nations of the Commonwealth will! defeated them at Sportsman's Park
find itself once more on the road toward a more prosper- he

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us condition. In any event Canada should benefit from the| Trainers Do Not Deny ree Paavo
gathering. | Nurmi Has Met With Serious

Injury to His Leg

Yesterday’s Big League scoers
National League

Brooklyn 7, St. Louis 4

There are all sorts of rumors that Premier Bennett will | New York 13. Chicago 3

inake “reasonable tariff concessions on.. manufactured | SR ae Sl es 9) Pee. 8:8)

goods, in exchange for a market for Canadian wheat, lum-| © ps posing ot By a Se pee

ber and fish, The product of the mines may also receive | pie aoe toe po olay gy i ia: Clevel a, a hace

some preferential treatment. Any move that will stimu-|seles. Trainers did not deny that’ Chicavo 4 New York 8

late the marketing of Canadian natural products will be|Pa.vo Nurmi had met with a ser- petroit 8-2. Washington 6-1

very welcome to the west. ious injury to his leg which might gt. Louis 1, Philadelphia 8

xeep nim ou of the games which
of

|‘vould be an irreparable loss to the
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IN SEATTLE

team and rings oeaecee Baseball Standings

National League

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CABIN [S

During Winter, Supposedly By
Careless Visitors

Recent visitors to Rainbow Lake
) angling-bent report that the fine
cabin which for years has afforded
shelter for fishermen there has

been destroyed by fire since last

that the de-
n was due to the careles

ss of visitors i regard to the

in

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BABE RUTH
DESTROYED i LEG :

Shelter at Rainbow Lake Burned

Result of Injary

Ruth was lost to the line-up of
the New York Yankees for an in-

sustained yester-

Leaguer in the game with Chicago
» Bambino had to
be carried off the field.

It was stated
was suffering
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FIRST HAl

‘Defeat Empress 6- 5 in Well §
tested Game—Second Hay
Will Start Friday

FINAL LEAGUE STANDING

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| Sons of Canada 7 5
| Empress 5414
) Elks gine
Sons of Canada, winners of 4
1Orme Cup ever since it Was py
ifor competition two ye 2
sured themselves of leagd
place in the play-offs for the,
phy again this year when they

ifeated Empress 6-5 last nigh
win first half honors P
Rupert Baseball Lea
The game Was well
he way with both t
bad inning, the Canuck
jfour runs in the first
'Pmpress making three e thi
With the seore star 6-3 §

ithee Sons, Empress started

lin the seventh which fell one g
fof tying the count, With one,
jout P. Chenoski got free ¢

Kenny doubled and

scored when Fong singled t

He was caught out tryt:
lsecond on the throw-in which &
| intercepted and threw

ithe keystone sack

| With one postpone: ime
tween Elks and Em whi
could have no. effec Ipon

tanding, league offi
cided not to play it b
econd half under w n Fr

Stiles was on. the b for
jwinners last night wi i
|who helped Empress !
iwin. first half honor
ipitched his first gam«¢
; company

The Box Score

 

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MERCHANTS vs. LEGION

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Pittsbure 48 34 585 Mr. and Mrs. Don Crerar and Mr.
sia tealiesti } as ty . Chicago 47 3 553 and Mrs. A. Ivarson visited Rain-
emblo iy Py. | AtC Stad ad ad : oo and } J vi ited Ré
Theatrical Producer Still in Danger Temblor Perce ved ‘Throughout Pu ivic adium Boston 46 4 823 bow Lake at the énd of last week
of Pneumonia Although | get Sound City Sunday Night— | Philadelphia 44 45 sD : iad + anstin
s r No D ) a : . Cee ee ee ae
Some Better amage Done . Brooklyn 42 45 483 snciecapbiietain
— ot | Pacific Coast Baseball League Re- St. Louis 41 44 482
LOS. ANGELES, July 19:—Flor-. SEATTLE, July 19:—A_ general! opens Activities in Puget New York 98 «444 «(463
enz Ziegfield, theatrical producer, earthquake was felt throughout this Sound City Ainatitinath 5 26
‘ : | ’ : Cincinnati 40 54 426
who has been seriously ill in hos- city and district at 10:03 Sunday | si ae
pital here, was reported yesterday night. No damage to property wa SPATTLE. July 19:—Following American League July 19—Station vs. Navy.
to. be. considerably improved al- done although dishes ware broken |;), recent destruction of the Seat- New York 60 8 682 July 20—Station vs. Round House
though, with both his lungs con- and furniture upset. Direction of itl ball park by fire, Seattle Indians Philadelphi 52 38 578 July 26—Round House vs, Navy
gested, there is still danger of pneu- the temblor was believed to be north | ...,, nate thal} anening ammennanes. Glawsiand 51 38 573 July 27—-Navy vs. Station
monia. His wife, Billie Burke, re- of Seattle | Salis oe Ale Snobnh' at thie Takeo 47 38 553 Aue. 2—Round House vs, Station
mains at his bedside 7. iCivie Stadium here. Governor Ro- Washinet 49 40 551 Aue. 3—Navy vs. Round House
were ae Lake Ponchartrain is a body of |!and H, Hartley will pitch the op- St. Loui 3y 46 459 Aug. 9—Station vs.. Navy
A chess board was found in the salt water in Southeastern Louisi-|*ning ball, Mission Reds will pro- Chicago 30 56 349 Aug. 10-——Station vs. Round House
tomb of Ra Quer near the pyramids. ana vide the opnosition for the Indians. Boston 21 65 #244 #£Aug. 16—Round House vs. Navy
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YUST GAVE DIO you " ry Boy, L | THE Y WEPEA' | WELL, | MUST L you Me Ans | —~ LOooK,
TALK AT THE . SAY CHEERS Ha SIMPLY KNOCKED 1c FAD. THEY |! GO AND ADDRE SS THE BUTCHERS L. ) ; THERE
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EMPRESS ABR H POA
Kenny 3b 4
| Fe ng rf 4 ,
'D. Stalker 1b 4 t
| Windle s 3 1]
Hibbard ¢f 3 2109
Gurvich ¢ 2 o3\%
Kennedy 2b 3 O 01%
Batt p 3 q
|? Chenoski If ]
| Totals 27
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|; Bury cf 4
iSmith 2b ;
Moran 3b 5
Stiles p +
cinta rf 4
RR. Stalker c 3
}] Johnson ss 4
|MeNulty If 3
Scott Ib 3
| . Totals 32 |
| Empress 003 V .
5.0.C 401 I
Summary—2-base !
Kenny: base on. ball ,

| Stiles (3); struck out

|} Stiles (6); passed ball,
oe Arseneau and
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BASEBALL
SCHEDU

Time Table for Second Half
Intermediate Leagut 1son

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The Intermediate B
gue schedule for the
of the season is annouw!
lows

July 17 Young §
Young Elks

July 20—Young Son
vs. Young Empress

July 24—Young Elks vs. *”
8.0C

July 27 Young En
Young Biks

July 31—-Young Son “—
vs. Young Empress

August 3—-Young Elk You
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|. August 7 Young §E
| Young Blks,
| Avgust. 10 Young 50*
Young Empress, ;

August 14—Young Elk You
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Young Elks ,

August 21 — Young 50°
Young Empress #

August 24 — Young fit
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