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895.
DOMINION
DAY
CUP
TO
VETS
Defeated
Sons
of
England
by
4
to
1
in
Replayed
Final
Last
Night
'
In
the
replayed
Dominion
Day
cup
final
which
was
holly
con-
lesled
on
the
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
last
night,
I
lie
O.W.V.
annexed
the
silverware
defeating
jlhe
Sons
of
England
liy
(he
decisive
score
of
4-1.
Tinker
scored
jlhe
only
goal
for
(lie
Sons
in
Ihe
first
half.
For
the
Vels,
Murray
scored
from
a
penally,
ami
Norwood
registered
three.
Al
the
conclusion
of
the
game
the
cup
was
presented
by
Geo.
Hill,
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Football
Association,
to
W.
Murray.
ing
opportunities
were
missed
by
both
sides.
The
Sons
got
away
on
a
fine
run
and,
by
good
combina
tion
ladies,
worked
Ihe
ball
well
up
the
field,
fieo.
Hill
put
in
a
preJIy
centre
which
was
received
by
Tinker
who
headed
the
ball
past
Knox.
The
goal
was
a
pretty
one
ami
well
deserved.
From
Ihe
centre
kick-off
the
Vels
pressed
when
a
penally
was
awarded
against
Hales,
al
back
for
the
Sons,
which,
taken,
by
Murray,
was
put
to
good
use
and
the
score
was
evened
up.
The
soldiers
continued
to
press
and
Howe,
in
goal
for
Ihe
Sons,
who
was
play
mg
a
fine
game,
was
repeatedly
called
upon.
As
Ihe
result
of
good
combination
play
the
soldier
for
ward
line
got
through
the
Son's
lefence
and
Norwood
beat
Howe
witli
a
difficult
shot.
Al
l.nlf
time
the
score
stood
2-1
in
favor
of
the
Vets.
Second
Half
Owing
lo
bail
weather
and
fail
ing
light,
there
was
no
interval
B..
CLARK'S
THIRTEEN
SOUPS
Solve
the
housekeeper's
Soup
problems.
,
,
AtkyourJtaUr
....
'CANAMApmOVID-OMAU
UUT.SOUM
M.
C...K
Llt...
season
under
Hie
Association.
Jixtures
set
for
Ihe
next
month
are
as
follows:
Stuart
Shield
July
II
Sons
of
Canada
vs
Callies.
Inly
17.
Sons
of
England
vs
real
War
Veterans.
'
July22
Callies
vs.
Sons
of
England.
July
25
Oreat
War
Veterans
vs.
.sons
of
Canada.
July
28.
Callies
vs.
Great
War
Veterans.
July
31
Sons
of
Canada
vs
Sons
of
England.
Qllhuly
Cup
Aug.
5
Callies
vs.
Sons
nf
Canada.
Aug.
8
Oreat
War
Veterans
vs.
Sons
of
England.
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Chat
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a
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uu
Hi-nun
larwi
n
was
soon
plainly
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j.u
un-re
wneii
warned.
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iw,,.
mi-
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on
i
am
.
kip
a
win
p.
i
im
...
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gam
was
marred
by
rain
which
'play
was
of
a
ding-dong
cl.arac-'sep
L.I.,
welter
in
imade
(he
ball
hard
to
control
and
jter
and
furnished
plenty
of
ex-
?
y
ck
Xrl'
of
the
Ui?
S
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,
a.....,..M.
two
penalties
against
i.or.1,
at
lnai
ivil.,iiAn
u
t,nin
,,,...
-,.,1
the
crowd
was
fairly
large.
Iliack
for
the
Vels,
in
succession.
a,
,llP
association
offices
and
wil
!
wJan,S
,0k
",e
fie,,,
aS
,lr,h0,f
.WCrt
lakP"
by
K(,,!-Py
rnZ;
"n
he
fo
fa'
,i
led
to
C0IIVPrI-
From
visit,
if
it
occuVs,
will
be
informal
r
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v
v
v
r
v
,
,
t
m
Knox,
goal;
Lord
on
the
Sons
seemed
to
fall
to
,.
.
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,..,
,.
and
Harton.
hacks;
Campbellpieces
and
Ihe
Vets
were
quick
to
n
oba
,
aV
t
e
Farl
of
c2
Murray
and
Hunter,
half
backs,
take
advantage
of
their
opporlu-CT
Robertson,
Russell,
Norwood.
W.
nities.
Norwood
in
Centre
fnp
llin'i.i.
r,
.....
...
...
iMiteholl
-.
in
i.anni
nan
la
and
.
J.
,
Johnson,
,,
for-
,
Vets
,
was
i
right
right
.
,
on
on
the
the
ball
ball
and
and'
irip
1
inis
.
S.O.E.
Howe,
gi.al;
P.
Camion
and
Hales,
hacks;
Hodgkin-
son,
helsey
and
notion,
half
backs;
(iro.
Hill
Ji
Malbieson,
'J'inkcr,
Dickens
and
fiaVthorn,
forwards.
(eo.
Russell
refereed
the
game
ami
A.
Clapper-Ion
and
J.
Andrews
acted
as
linesnren.
First
Half
l'he
Sons
won
Ihe
loss
and
elected
to
kick
nn
Ihe
upgrade.
From
the
kick-off,
the
soldiers
pressed
and
W.
Mitchell
tried
a
weak
nhol
at
Howe
which
was
easily
saved.
The
Sons
then
got
busy
and
worked
the
ball
to
a
dangerous
area
for
the
Vets.
P.
Tinker
for
the
Englishman
tried
Knox
but
a
bye
kick
resulted.
The
piny
was
evenly
divided
and
scor
polo
combination
;.n
Ihe
ets'
forwardl,ar
,flit,,
hamzn
of
Uie
St.
line
was
telling
and,
after
sfren-IjfJllis
i:nP(,ina,9
,
lhPPe
yenr9
uous
efforts,
for
(he
Son's
de-
llmval,,
.
Fr(,jffau
xtaljzei,
1(1
fence
though
handicapped
by
the
.
gr(.a,,.
of
boyhood
ambitions
loss
of
Lamb,
was
playing
a
hard
j
Imjcll
time
,,.an
h.
game,
Norwood
scored
two
goals
!,p!lnwi
,,
..i.,
rro!nl,
D,
in
quick
succession
ialtracled
the
allpn'lion
of
Hranch
Criticism
of
Play
Rickey,
Ihe
Cardinals'
boss,
when
Ihe
Sons
had
their
scoring.
nl.ivino-
hio-i.
l.nni
i.o.
chances
but
failed
lo
utilize
Ibenr,,.,,,.
ITf!Pived.
offers
from
oy
nan
si.ooimg
iiowe,
in
goal,;M.vl.ra,
e,tlo?eitt
ail(l
went
lo
played
an
cellent
game,
while.f)llio
Wpsl(.yan.
Jeforo
he
fln.
Cameron
a
full
back,
Wootton
n
I
hiH
couri(.
llP,
,)eearne
a
1)a(.
Illllf
Ii'.pL-
an,
I
Mnll,w,.,
Dickens
and
Tinker
in
the
forward
line
were
the
outstanding
players.
For
the
Vels
the
entire
team
did
its
pari
in
capturing
the
trophy.
Knox
in
goal
played
a
sound
game,
Lord
and
Harlnn
at
full
back
played
well,
while
Murray
al
centre
half
and
Norwood
and
Johnson
in
the
forward
line
played
excellently.
FOOTBALL
PROGRAM
FOR
THIRTY
DAYS
First
Half
of
Stuart
Shield
Conr-
petitlon
and
Play-offs
for
Qllhuly
Cup
are
Set
The
next
football
game
under
the
auspices
of'
the
Prince
Rupert
Football
Association
will
be
the
opening
match
of
the
Stuart
Shield
series
between
Ihe
Sous
of
Canada
and
Callies
next
first
linte
this
year,
has
worked
Monday.
The
first
half
of
themicely
in
theory
but
schedule
for
this
Irophy
wiW
he
completed
this
month
and,
early
in
August
the
play-offs
for
Ihe
fijlliuly
Cup
will
lake
place.
The
Stuart
Shield
compelilion
boy,
because
the
college
diamond
did
not
give
him
enough
baseball.
When
the
Cardinals
went
ort
the
road
Freigau
went
along
as
hathoy
so
that
he
gould
continue
his
study
of
big
league
baseball
without
hurting
his
status
as
an
amateur
player.
lie
had
ruined
that
status,
however,
by
playini
semi-pro
games
on
Saturdays
and
Sundays
and
was
advised
that
his
playing
days
on
college
diamonds
were
over.
The
player
communi-
e.aled
Ihe
Information
lo
Manager
Rickey,
who
immediately
signed
him
as
a
player.
"That
was
in
IS22,"
says
Freigau.
"Last
year
I
made
myself
as
handy
as
I
could,
and
this
year
I
made
the
grade
as
a
regular.'
The
Southern
Associal
Ion's
scheme
of
numbering-
baseball
players
in
Ihe
manner
adopted
by
football
elevens,
tried
out
for
Ihe
poorly
in
practice.
Trouble
was
scented
before
the
playing
season
began
when
the
players
let
it
be
known
they
would
quit
the
team
if
a
signed
Ihe
hoodoo
number
"13,"
will
then
be
resumed
and,
on
ilsjbut
the
moguls
got
around
that
completion,
the
final
for
Ihe
Oil-
point
by
dropping
"13"
and
Jump
huly
Cup
will
be
staged.
This
ing
from
"12"
to
"1
1."
There
was
given.
From
the
kick-off
Ihe
will
be
Ihe
last
game
of
the
ieeiilation
about
what
would
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and
Room
at
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centrally
located,
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block
from
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137.
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happen
if
two
players
swapped
shirts,
the
numbers
are
sewed
on
the
shirts,
or
if
the
home
club
in
having
hox
score
and
line-up
forms
printed
for
sale
among
the
sfands
go
Ihe
numbers
mix
ed.
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things
have
come
aboul,
and
Ihe
box
scores
of
games
kept
by
New
Orleans
fans
have
been
badly
scrambled
at
times.
Dozens
of
fans
have
been
heard
lo
remark
that
'so-and-so
is
dumb,"
and
utter
other
expres
sions
encountered
only
in
base
ball
parks
when
Ihe
subject
of
Ihe
discourse
was
not
even
wilh
the
team
that
irip.
TRAP
SHOOTING
Jack
Keefe
was
Hlnh
Park
Avenue
Ranne
Evening
were
as
follows:
Man
Last
Jack
Keefe
22
Dr.
Doherly
17
Joe
Scidt
15
11.
Mr
Lend
Hi
Dr.
Kenney
o
Ceo.
Foster
12
Jack
Hulger
II
BOAT
ARRIVALS
at
Al
Ihe
Irap
shool
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Oijn
Club
held
last
evening
on
Ihe
club
range,
Park
Avenue
Jack
Keefe
was
high
man
with
a
score
of
2?
out
of
a
possible
25.
The
scores
C.N.R.
steamer
Prince
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Capt.
D.
Donald,
arrived
in
purl
nl
i.l.r
yeserday
afternoon
from
Vancouver
"and
wayporls.
Passengers
debarking
here
in
cluded
Miss
Harkin.
W.
P.
Hronks,
J.
A.
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M.
Young,
Pal
Flynn,
Mrs.
O.
M.
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Miss
Fay,
R.
J.
Craig,
W,
House,
Miss
li.
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Miss
Duson.
L.
O.
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Mrs.
Evans.
'Mr.
-and
Mrs.
J.
.Inter,
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and
daughters,
Mr.
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W.
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K.
II.
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R.
R.
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Tims.
Adair,
Mr.
Rowan.
Mr.
and
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O.
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M.
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Mrs.
fi.
K.
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Mr.
Richards,
Mr.
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Mrs.
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Mrs.
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Miss
Copland,
Mrs.
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West,
Mrs.
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Mrs.
M.
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Mrs.
Olsen,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
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T.
V.
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Mr.
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Ars,
Seolt,
R.
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Mr.
and
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and
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Mrs.
J.
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Mr.
Hanley,
Mrs.
E.
L.
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and
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J.
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