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LONDON.
July
20
(Hy
Cana
dian
Press
.
English
profes
sional
football
teams
swarming
over
the
continent
of
Europe,
ambassadors
of
Britain's
most
popular
pastime
to
countries
where
hitherto
competitive
sports
were
alnvost
unknown,
is
t
lie
spectacle
enjoyed
this
summer
as
a
consequence
of
many
clubs
of
the
English
Football
Association
un
dertaking
instructional
lours.
No
fewer
than
nine
first
class
teams
have
had
engagements
in
places
as
far
removed
from'
each
other
as
Copenhagen
and
Madrid,
'
as
Vienna
and
Corunna.
The
invasion
has
penetrated
even
to
South
America
where
Plymouth
Argyle
took
several
falls
out
of
the
best
in
the
Argentine.
Newcastle
United,
Evertnn
and
Dundee,
of
the
Scottish
First
Division,
Iraversed
Spain.
In
the
land
of
the
Ions,
it
is
reported,
soccer
is
rapidly
ousting
hull-fighting.
The
toreadors
are
placing
to
empty
bouses;
the
matadors
have
discarded
Iheir
colorful
trappings
and
are
now
turning
out
in
sneakers
and
shorts;
the
sennrilas
are
bobbing
their
hair
and
learning
to
razz
the
re
feree
where
fornterly
they
pelted
the
matinee
idols
of
the
bullring
with
roses.
Peck
of
Trouble
The
British
teams
did
not
have
it
all
their
own
way,
for
the
Madrid
Olympics
eleven
took
the
English
Cup
holders
into
camp
by
20,
wliile
the
Catalans
trounced
Evcrton
at
Barcelona
by
2-1.
At
Corunna,
the
Scotsmen
from
the
jute
town
ran
into
a
peck
of
trouble,
like
their
fathers
before
litem
during
the
Peninsular
War
The
gany)
with
the
Spaniards
ended
in
a
free-for-all.
A
brief
but
significant,
report
of
the
contest
says
that
"the
game
was
furiously
contested
and
great
ex
citement
prevailed.
The
vigorous
tactics
of
the
visitors
seemed
to
upset
the
home
team,."
West
Ham
repeated
their
visit
of
last
year
to
the
Hhincland,
but
on
this
occasion
their
contract
called
for
no
games
with
the
British
Army
of
Occupation.
They
took
on
a
German
team:
in
the
Cathedral
City,
the
Koelner
Club
The
nnivele
of
the
Teutonic
offi
cials
furnishes
a
refreshing
side
light
on
the
game,
for
in
fixing
the
price
of
admission
they
de
cided
to
admit
the
British
spec
talors
at
about
one-fifth
of
the
ordinary
prices
"as
they
cannot
afford
as
much
as
the
C.ermans
Price
of
admission
was
between
two
and
a
half
and
three
dollars
West
Ham
were
quite
successful
in
Iheir
tour
and
defeated
Mann
heim
and
Frankfurt,
each
by
score
of
4-0.
Trounce
Teutons
Jlnllon
Wanderers
also
partici
The
best
Tobacco
for
ihe
pipe
NELS
JEPSON.
Ihe
Canadian
light-heavyweight
wrestling
champion
of
Edmonton,
who
will
meet
Jack
Burns,
of
Spokane,
in
title
bout
here,
on
August
5.
paled
in
the
athletic
invasion
of
ermany
and
handed
a
sound
trimming
of
i
goals
lo
nothing
to
the
strongest
association
foot
ball
club
in
the
Fatherland,
Nur
emberg.'
That
Denmark
produces
some
fine
soccer
players
is
altosled
by
the
defeat
that
Copenhagen
banded
In
both
Swansea
Town
and
Clapton
Orient
in
the
course
of
an
incursion
by
these
clubs
to
the
Baltic
countries.
In
each
case
the
winning
margin
was
by
one
goal.
Charlton
Athletic
had
better
fortune
In
Belgium
and
carried
off
two
games,
one
at
Liege
and
the
oilier
at
Verires.
Cardiff
City
"went
far
afield
and
played
in
three
countries,
at
Prague.,
the
capital
of
Czechoslovakia,
at.
Vienna
and
at
Sport
Chat
Delegations
of
athletes
from
all
the
nations
of
the
world
participating
in
the
Olympic
games
were
recently
received
by
presi-dcnl
Doumergue."
The
athletes
marched
past
the
president
in
the
gardens
of
the
Elysee
Palace.
Each
delegation
was
presented
lo
the
chief
executive
by
Count
Clary,
president
of
the
French
Olympic
games
commit
lee,
Baron
Pierre
De
Coulter!
in,
president
or
Dm
International
Olympic
committee.
M.
Doumergui'
presented
the
athletes
with
autographed
photographs.
Luis
Lacey,
whom
English
ex-perls
considered
to
be
the
best
man
on
their
international
polo
learn,
lias
lorn
the
muscles
of
his
right
shoulder,
so
that
he
will
be
iniable
o
play
for
at
least
another
week,
and
probably
long
er,
this
means
that
he
prob
ably
will
not
gel
any
more
practice
before
the
ponied
leave
for
the
Foiled
Stales.
The
British
regard
this
fact
as
a
misfortune
from
the
standpoint
of
team
ef
ficiency.
Ho,
however,
will
be
able
to
play
in
the
United
Stales,
since
the
team
will
not
sail
until
ugust
'J.
Driving
a
twelve-cylinder
auto
mobile,
Hene
Thomas
Sunday,
re
cently
covered
a
mile,
from
a
Hying
start
in
25
12-100
seconds.
This
is
said
lo
be
a
new
world's
record.
STUART
SHIELD
GAME
IS
WON
BY
SONS
OF
CANADA
Football
Match
Lacks
Ginger
Because
of
Heat;
But
Spectators.
Numerous.
The
fourth
'game
in
Ihe
Stuart
Shield
series,
played
between
the
Sons
of
Canada
and
the
G.
W.
V.
A.,
on
the
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
last
night,
resulted
in
a
win
by
2
goals,
lo
0
for
the
Sons
of
Canada.
There
was
u
good
crowd
of
spectators
on
hand
bill
the
weather
was
loo
hot
lo
permit
of
Ihe
learns
playing
a
ban!
game.
The
Sons
of
Canada
scored
their
two
goals
in
Ihe
first
half
and
when
kicking
downhill.
S.
Erskine
and
McDougall
both
scoring
one
apiece.
Boh
goals
were
unearned
on
Ihe
play
al
the
lime.
Second
Half.
The
Velerans
had
Ihe
best
of
Ihe
play
in
the
second
half,
but
did
not
lake
advantage
of
their
opportunities.
Mitchell,
Norwood
and
Russell,
in
the
forward
line
missed
good
openings.
1
lie
learns
look
the
Held,
as
follows:
Sons
of
Canada
Oawlhorn,
goal;
V.
Menzies
and
II.
Menzies,
full
backs;
O.
Mitchell,
J.
Mil
chell
and
II.
Astoria,
half
backs;
A,
Mitchell,
R.
McDougall,
8
Erskine,
E.
Warren
and
E.
Smith
forwards.
G.W.V.A.
Knox,
goal;
Lord
and
1'trlon,
full
backs;
E.
Find-
lay,
W.
Murray
and
F.
Hunter
half
lucks;
Robertson,
Ru.yscll
Norwood,
W.
Mitchell
and
John
son,
forwards.
I.
Jones
rejereed
the
game,
and
.
Clapperlon
and
R.
Howe
officiated
as
linesmen.
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from
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wrestler
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Canada
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lo
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effect
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July
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August
l
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