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TIIIHTfJSH
I.O(K
Till:
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TEAM
hit
rtufiiuBxi
untxir
Ti;iNALH
I'KOMlKIMi
Senior
football
organisation
are
busy
getting
player
signed
on
and
the
senm,
icr
UkMil
known
,nd
UIlknown
tmuss.
with
the
Moose
team
dropping
Ut,
the
members
of
this
last
yenr
learn
will
be
found
in
different
camps
8am
Currte
luu,
become
a
Thistle,
it
Is
reported.
as
have
Oeo.
Mitchell.
Jjhn
Murray,
James
Currle
Jr
and
Babbjji
Woods
John
Cumpbell
of
last
year
iteglment
has
Joined
his
felfow
country-men
and,
with
Aim.
Halg.
Jimmle
Par-quliar.
T.
Haddon.
Bam
Ersklne,
and
Alex.
Mitchell,
the
ThiniiM.
it
...
i
IJKckly
proposition
fcr
the
s-jldler
:i
'-he
Terminal
Club.
Terminal
will
have
the
assistance
of
Prince
Rupert's
leadlnii
nt
fa...t
In
A
'
Dickens.
Humor
connects
Brick
Sk.nrer'a
name
with
the
same
club
Other
players
reported
a
possibilities
'
or
certainties
are
Oeo
Hill
Jr..
Oeoriie
;
Howe,
the
Menzie
urotijeis.
James
Cur-ne
Hr..
Ernie
Warren.
J
Hamlltjn.
a.id
Cliff
Cameron
The
JttMrl
Bliil
trim
nf
'.his
younger
team
is
always
a
danger
to
the
slower
If
more
experienced
play-
j
ers
of
other
teams
and.
with
Dido
Our-vlch
always
in
trim
and
Splro
looking
'
after
the
goal.
Terminals
should
maintain
their
reputation.
Regiment
has
lost
some
nlsvers
to
the
Thistles
but
have
invested
in
a
thistle-i111'
proof
armour
that
will
make
the
Bluebells
of
Scotland,
assisted
by
other
Scottish
plants,
And
Acropolis
Hill
a
poor
flowering
garden
Corbett
and
Brand
are
slated
for
goal.
Jimmle
Ross.
Stanley
Oeorge
and
possibly
Dick
Lamb
will
have
Jim
Harris.
Percy
Tinker.
Jim
t'nderwood.
Peter
Doherty
in
front
Narrlngton.
Prank
Russell,
Hodxkinaon.
Charles
Bant
Is.
Btraehan.
By
and
Wll-mjii
will
be
the
attackers
Altogether
It
looks
like
a
good
three
team
league
though
the
Thistles
on
jiaper
are
undoubUAlly
the
strongest
team
HIGH
SCHOOL
TOOK
MATCH
ftf.PEATRf)
lIHItV
HTHEKT
OK
HAT-I
tfllAV
HV
rut
K
Tit
NIL
High
School
added
two
more
points
.0
their
total
in
the
Junior
Football
League
when
they
defected
Borden
Street
School
four
goals
to
nil
on
Saturday
afternoon.
H.gh
kicked
down
hill
and
Wicks
war
won
dangeroun
but
Walter
Johnston
em
behind.
Cemeron
was
nearly
'.brough
but
Nakomoto
cleared.
High
was
pressing
and
Wilson
saved
well
twlee
Then
Cameron's
shot
hit
the
up-rlgl-.t
and
Johnston
bad
no
trouble
in
putting
his
team
a
goal
up
Morrison
en
'red
well
bnt
the
ball
was
sent
pnt
It
wa
mostly
High's
game
and
though
Smith
and
Wilson
deleuded
well.
John-
sut
a
couple
of
goals,
one
alter
3tM'
aliot
hit
the
upright
Half-time
:..uud
High
School
three
goals
to
nil
Borden
was
on
the
defensive
for
a
time
in
the
ecjud
half
Wilson
threw
hhnseif
at
Johnston's
feet
to
clear
pluoklly
Thurber
and
Stiles
let
nothing
past
them
and
soon
Wilson
was
called
.
Vaccher
and
Hakamoto
were
play-
:n
a
Klraug
defence
game
but
BordenJ
:?rwards
mit
little
vim
lntn
tbeir
play
nd
were
relfljm
dannerous.
Stiles
head-d
a
centre
(nm
Morrison
into
goal
but
Wilson
cleared
Walter
Johnston
con
certed
a
line
centre
frosn
Wicks
to
make
hie
own
and
hat
team's
score
dur
to
all
Clouston
Johnston
wan
often
in
the
limelight
and
sent
Walter
Johnston
and
Csmeron
off
on
a
raid
l
ha-
finished
with
the
Borden
goalie
savin"
from
tli-
centre
forward
tight
on
the
goal
line
No
further
goals
were
added
ffce
teams.
Utah
School
Scott.
Stiles.
Fisher
Tnurter,
C
Thompson;
Wicks.
Larkln.
F
On
nitron
K.
Morrison.
Borden
H
Wlhjoo,
Nakamoto:
c.
Smith.
P
Vaooher.
r,
Hardy;
R.
Mng.
H.
Morgan.
P.
Mh
.
S.
Kanaya.
p.
Ohenoski.
Jack
Campbell
refeiwa
and
lineanten
vere
R.
Irvine
and
W.
W.
C
O'MeUI.
On
nest
wonneeoay
Borcen
and
Booth
matt
for
the
tint
time
this
spring.
SPORT
CHAT
Basaball
t
Prince
Oenree
got
away
last
Sunday
when
a
to
a
good
start
hundred
or
so
fans
saw
crowd
of
one
the
Canadian
National
Hallway
Ath-letlc
AMOClatlon
defeat
the
CIIMB
hy
a
re
of
1
to
IX
For
thj
jpn-.nr.
of
the
on,
qualiiy
PJT
very
good
and
ir
wa
r...
rk
thollirn
ine
Hl
neither
side
hml
their
wliiKs
In
Quite
a
nuni"r
v.
good
shape
nl.IMN
hSWA
smted
In
the
Intel
tar
city
lately
and
i"--Pe?
,or,1t
seem
tuary
hrsi"-
'"-town
awne.
will
puyed
very
The
Prince
Oe-g.
dolf
;
rib
J-J
J
of
the
MM
a.
opaatng
tournament
teams
-,h,.
when
week
the
fuwt
of
last
"r.
L
-.,ni.
K
Nionona.
pieamsing
ww
t
.
C.
and
the
vice-pi
anient.
,,d
turn''1
coro
for
supremacy
for
handlrnps
nam
wlUch
will
govern
team
won
the
season.
Tin-
rreslden
mate
has
to
"
PrMaoe
Oaorsje
"rl'
r
-iuaLiule
ou
It.
and
a
very
Til
it"11
r,",n,r
"""
..11rl
ril
l,,v,g
l-een
!
.,uccessiul
GENE
TUNNEY
TRAINING
FOR
HEENEY
FIGHT:
Every
day
there
is
a
crowd
at
Miami
quartets
watching
the
champion
keeping
in
shape
for
coming
world's
championship
contest
"royBl
nd
nem'
pastime
Is
an-
tlclpated.
OLD
COUNTRY
SOCCER
LEAGUE
CIIAMIKN
AN
HUM
.T
OF
WINNKIIH
OOINU
I
I
AND
TAIL
KNHtiKH
lKOPIINi
HACK
LONDON.
May
7.-
Ieague
soccer
ended
in
England
Saturday
with
Bverton
winning
the
first
division
cliamplonahtp
Manchester
City
wins
the
wesnd
division
with
Wd'
tJniied
as
runner
up.
Both
teams
advance
to
first.
I
Tottenham
Hctspurs
and
Mlddleaboro
are
relegated
to
the
second
division.
Pulham
and
South
Shlelasgo
front
second
to
third
while
MIUwsll
and
Bradford,
s
winners
in
the
two
section
minor
league
'to
go
to
second.
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gaBBBBBBBBBBBBB
MgssT.Mbiwt-,
-
RUNNBR
TUBNB
"PRO":
L.
C.
Parker,
champion
sprinter
of
Australia,
has
renounced
his
amateur
standing
to
challenge
Thn
Banner,
professional,
to
a
series
of
sprints
far
world
bonon
GURVICH
HAS
ACCEPTED
CHALLENGE
'
An
wee
iters
III
Headiaes
te
Meet
AH
Harding
f
Calgary
in
Ten
uUii!
llesil
hi
May
IS
ravel
Dido
Ourvlch
announced
yeatevdsy
afternoon
that
he
had
accepted
the
challenge
issued
by
Charlie
Brown
tor
a
ten-
reund
bout
on
May
as
wMh
Alt.
Hard
ing,
the
BrhTtol
boy
from
Oalgary.
Dido
is
continuing
the
training
which
he
started
In
Vancouver,
whence
he
return
ed
to
the
city
on
Saturday,
and
says
that
he
is
tn
better
shape
than
ever
befosa.
Prom
the
leaks
of
the
tooel
lad
be
should
be
able
to
"brown
off"
the
visitor
or
make
a
very
good
stab
at
it.
HAMILTON,
ONTARIO,
WINNERS
OF
RELAYS
MARQUETTE
CARNIVAL
MILWAUKEE,
wis..
May
V.
Track
stars
of
the
oentral
institute
of
Hamll-
a.
Ontaele,
captured
the
nations:
championship
In
the
annual
Marquette
iclay
carnival
Saturday
from
71
other
schools
by
winning
four
relav
events
!M
Subscribe
for
the
Dally
News.
Ifi
YANKEES
WIN;
GIANTS
LOSE
IF
HKATEX
.tflAtK
TriAY,
MeORAtV
MUX
WILL
UWE
FIRST
I'L.W'E;
ATllLKTirw
TAKE
XM'OM)
JHWITION
a
Dally
Mow
NEW
YORK.
May
7
-While
the
New
York
Yank
were
winning
two
games
ver
the
week-end
from
the
Chicago
White
Sox.
the
Giants
were
losing
two
iz
the
Cincinnati
Reds.
The
Yanks
have
increased
their
lead
in
the
American
'.'ague
to
one
and
a
half
games
over
the
Philadelphia
Athletic
and
Cleveland
Indians
while
the
McOraw
men
now
but
one-half
game
lead
over
Cincinnati
If
he
Red'
can
continue
tbeir
winning
trti.lt,
they
may
take
the
Mad
today.
St.
Luuis
Cardinals
and
Pittsburg
Pirates
are
now
even
for
third
place
in
:he
National
League,
the
Brooklyn
Robins
being
at
the
half
way
mark
with
nine
victories
and
nine
leases.
Philadelphia
sank
further
Into
the
ceRsr
as
a
tesult
of
two
defeats
at
the
hands
of
the
Chicago
cube.
Philadelphia
Athletics
who
were
In
the
cellar
for
the
first
tea)
days
of
the
sea-stsn.
are
now
the
ftfttnwrs-up
in
the
American
League.
Xbey
have
displaced
Cleveland
India
ftpm
aeoond
plaae
through
having
played
fewer
games.
Boa-t
iii
l.
again
in
the
cellar.
Wiek-end
secret
were
as
follows:
HATI
KItAY
(1AMKH
National
Leagwe
Brooklyn
3.
St.
Louie
a.
New
Vork
3
Cincinnati
11.:
Philadelphia
1.
Chicago
6.
Boston
2.
Pittsburg
6.
Amefk-ati
I
tug
a
Chicago
0.
New
York
7.
Detroit
6.
Philadelphia
6.
Bt
Louis
8,
Wasluhfton
U
Cleveland
6.
Bi'iioC
4.
Coast
tieagise
Seattle
1.
Pcrtlsnd
9.
6:.
Pranrlsco
4
Hollywood
t,
Los
AllRPlm
6
Mission
1.
Sucrumcnt-:
10
Oakland
6.
MNDtYOAMK
Natliinul
keasgwe
Philadelphia
4.
Chlcaco
6.
New
York
3.
Cinetnaatl
4.
Brooklyn
2-5
8t
Louis
4-3.
J
American
League
-,i
Bostjn
0.
Detroit
S.
Ohleaco
X
Ne
York
4.
St
Louis
7.
Washington
6.
duet
League
Los
Angele
8-3
Mlsalona
-fl
San
Francisco
3-0,
Hollywood
4-1.
Seattle
5-1,
Portland
S-3.
Sacramento
5-6
Oakland
1-7
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I:
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National
Leagnc
w
L.
Pet
i
New
York
.
10
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in
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a
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Pittsburg
10
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Brooklyn
0
B
.400
Chicago
U
is
478
Boston
.
T
le
.413
Philadelphia
11
.883
Amrrkiin
Leaaiie
New
York
IS
4
.788
Phllndelhpt.1
t
.848
Cleveland
14
8
.888
8t.
Louis
18
u
M2
Washington
.
.
S
8
.471
Detroit
It
H
.440
Chicago
7
t
JM8
Boston
.
IS
Jrie
I
RIFLE
RANGE
I
W.
On
Digit
Una
at
Miimt
Ye4erdy
Out
no
HfKton
H
Awarded
No
spoon
was
swajBsjd
at
the
weekly
shoot
of
the
First
North
B.C.
Regiment
Rifle
Association
ysstewlay
oa
the
Mc-
j
Nloholl
Creek
rane.
Oarty
ahl
marts-
j
awn
were
out.
The
soores
were
aa
fol
S0O
Braas
tt
St
8
03
V.
Wilkinson
81
SO
SB
M.
Lamb
.
SS
80
a
87
Wllaiill
.
28
OS
St
78
r
aa
6
17
74
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,-itrd
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races
.ui-l
YAllli
IHoil
IN
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H(M)MW
,f
tracers.
The
ouerstci
mill
be
enclosed
in
,
I
NIVEHBITY
booth
Just
under
the
roof
of
the,
I
grandstand.
I
e
.
.
SKATTLX.
May
7
Percy
WUliama.
of
i
j
the
high
school
of
commerce
at
Van-!
Th
luck
(
drw
tat
"
rttishj
couver.
B.C..
brotiebt
soectators
at
the;womtn'
1"
Chwipmh1
put
to-i
CnlveMltv
oi
Washirurton
relsv
carnival
n
s.i,ri.
m
tw.ir
tt
h.n
h
.t
Crmtun
of
France,
the
defending
title-yard
School
hundred
e
new
record
in
the
High
.
lM,loer'
th
'
rOUnd
of
ih
"
dash
of
seconds.
nament
starting
at
Runatanton.
on
May
Vancouver
school
also
set
a
new
re
cord
in
the
880
yard
relay
race
with
the
Thus
the
two
stars
regarded
ss
the
aid
of
Flashy
Williams
of
1
minute
3
I
forwmoart
contenders
for
the
champion-seconds.
Other
members
of
the
team
'h'P
P"
together
without
pre-
were
Scott.
Dixon
and
Hendry.
GRADS
WIN
BY
LARGE
MARGIN
iif.at
rsivF.nnrrv
or
ac.
at
iiar-
KKTfMLL
IN
FIRHT
liAMK
OF
ni.tMrioNKHii'
Kr.KiSH
EDMONTON.
May
7
The
high
hopes
of
the
Vancouver
team
representing
the
Posted
At
the
Plmllco
racecourse
the
Maryland
Jockey
Club
has
installed
24
loud;
speaker
by
means
of
which
the
specta-
th'r
OUmn,
CoJMt.
the.
fdagaer
Amer-
lean
champion
and
IBM.
TMon
De
U
llmmary.
Rev
Dr.
8.
Parkas
Cadman,
pastor
of
the
Oentral
Congregational
Church.
Brooklyn,
extolled
atthlettcs
after
he
climbed
through
the
rapes
at
a
boxing
bout
The
marten
was
held
at
the
ehie-
;
house
of
the
Brooklyn
Manhattan
.Transit
Company.
After
the
bout
Dr.
Cadman
told
the
spectators
he
would
'not
mind
puttsnf,
oa
the
gloves
himself
jloi
fifteen
minutes
or
so.
Sports,
he
Isold,
developed
body
and
mind,
and
jtaiiKhl
eel
1
-reliance,
and
he
ascribed
:
his
early
football
days
the
fact
that
he
continued
well
and
active
at
the
twtn
relay
vtotartes
la
taw
tharty-soursh
annual
Pennsylvania
relay
carnival.
Dashing
through
the
rain
over
a
soaked
track,
Edwards
oarrsM
the
baton
across
the
line
first
in
the
fetttMIe
Atlantic
States
one
mile.
Chtimptonshlp,
and
beatfns
a
Bvrtgers
rival
te
make
up
enough
lost
ground,
he
sgain
triumphed
in
the
Intercollegiate
diatance
medley
cbempeoaablp.
Bawaide
ran
the
anchor
half
sane
in
saw
than
two
minutes
on
a
sloppy
track
to
beat
Chloago's
team
for
first
place.
R
K.
Allen,
district
forester,
is
a
trip
to
Haaelten
on
official
duties,
will
return
te
the
elty
on
Tuesday
ternoon.
University
,of
British
Columbia
were
age
of
88.
sadly
blighted
Saturday
when
they
met;
.
.
the
Commaroisjl
Or
ads
here
In
the
first
:
Phil
Edwards,
dusky
negro
candidate
game
of
the
senior
girls'
basketball
i
for
the
Camadtan
Oiyatatc
team,
was
ehsnuskmahlp
finals,
the
Orsds
winning
ithe
hero
of
New
Tare's
University
s
by
a
score
of
40
to
24.
The
second
game
is
to
be
p'
-yed
to-
night
but
there
Is
little
hope
of
the
veeetern
team
maXmg
up
the
difference,
even
If
shay
should
aappsrr
win
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
(Hy
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Clevis
Durand
of
Montreal
beaten
hy
French'
Belangcr
a
week
ago.
the
defeated
flyweight
ran
screes
the
ting
at
the
sound
of
the
gong
to
Belsiiger's
corner
and
raised
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