New
York
Yankees
Just
About
Cinched
American
League
Flag
Taking
Double
Header
Detroit
NEW
YORK,
September
28.
The
New
York
Yankee
just
about
cinched
the
American
League
pennant
yesterday
by
beating
Drtroi
in
a
double-header.
Darkness
halted
the
second
game
in
ihe
seventh,
a
lucky
break
for
the
Yankees
whose
pitchers
were
reeling
sad
staggering.
Ruth
hit
his
5lst
homer
in
the
first
inning
of
the
fir.:
game
and
hi
52nd
in
the
first
inning
of
the
second
game.
One
more
Yank
victory
or
another
Athletic
defeat
will
give
the;
Yanks
the
pennant.
The
Athletics
turned
back
the
White
Sox
in
their
game
ITS
R0MAKT1C
STORY
A
World
Search
for
Rare
Medicinal
Herbs.
It
is
not
commonly
known
mat
countries
so
far
apart
as
China
and
Spain,
Japan
and
England,
and
Tasmania
and
France
have
to
be
wart
id
(or
ibe
tpacic
utf
herb
nsed
in
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manufacture
ol
that
norld
famed
heal
n
halm
Z
AM
Hl'K
These
bertn
are
rranr
at
tbra
rare
and
canty
.
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need
lo
be
gathered
)ut
ai
the
nasi
tea
son
heo
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Juice
and
Tedcil
coolants
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ne
story
Bivia
JUNIOR
FOOTBALL
Booth
Memorial
School
and
BoHbi
Street
School
will
meet
tomorrow
afternoon
at
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
in
a
regular
Junior
Football
League
fixture.
Teams
will
be
as
follows:
Booth
School
R.
Moxley;
J.
Greer
and
R.
Nelson;
A.
I
arson.
J.
McKay
(captain)
and
C.
Bart-let
t;
A.
Walters,
B.
Cameron,
M.
Colusi,
W.
Cross
and
O.
Wing-ham;
reserves,
W.
Murray
and
G.
Blake.
Borden
StreeV-C
Erickaen;
P.
Fisher
and
M.
Garvich;
T.
Katso-yaraa,
P.
Taccher
and
A.
Hardy:
C.
Svfth.
X.
Sakamoto
captain).
R.
Fong.
L
"Wilson
and
S.
Kanaya;
reserve.
D.
Stinech,
T
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Dungate.
H.
Morgan.'C.
Woods.
H
Fiher
and
R.
Wilson.
THE
Georgia
Peach
Ty
Cohh.
one
'
'
"'
t-t
hase-ball
playerf
o!
uM
time,
who
is
playtnfr
firtl
i';irne
of
his
career
this
week
with
Philadelphia
Athletics
rv
art
wttitrt
a.
1
J't
2
,
Since
1883
"SEAGRAM'S
81"
has
been
a
leader
in
popular
demand
a
continent
winner,
year
in
and
l
year
out,
since
it
wti
fust
made
in
the
distil-'
lerier
of
Joseph
E.
Seagram
&
Sons,
Ltd
Waterloo,
Ontario,
an
f
nsSrajSsmBsjaBpjsam
This
advertisement
is
not
ptibllshml
or
diBplnyed
by
the
Ligilor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
It.
M1HI-
the
daily
niws
News
and
Views
In
The
World
of
Sport
mt
Eagles
on
the
coast
live
largely
on
fish
and
in
fail
are
useful
in
ridding
local
streams
of
the
salmon
which
die
after
spawning
Giants
Beaten
In
First
Game
Yesterday
By
Pitching
of
Art
Nehf
One
Time
on
Their
Team
NgV
YORK.
September
28.
If
John
XcGraw
is
nosed
out
of'
the
National
pennant,
as
seems
likely,
he
caa
hlasne
a
good
part
of
it
on
the
players
who
once
wore
Giant
uniforms.
Art
Nehf,
ont
the
teft-kandid
atteee
of
MeGraw.
dealt
his
aaw
Ume
boas
a
staggering
blow
yesterday
when
he
twirled
Chicago
to
victory'
in
the
opening
clash
of
a
doable
header.
The
Giants
casae
back
with
a
victory
but
the
eaay
win
by
St
Looia
over
Boston
carried
them
a
full
game
ahead
of
New
York.
j
Only
three
games
remain
on
the
schedule
and
the
one-game
load
may
well
stand
until
the
two
eoav
J?
Itender,
clash
battle,
J
SPORT
CHAT
at
the
polo
grounds
Saaday.
,
,,,
,
.
,,,,
la
yesterday
s
game
Keai
new
;
'his
former
team
mates
to
six
hit
j
It
is
beginning
to
look
not
im-while
the
Cubs
were
touching
Probable
that
Jack
Dempaey
will
Karl
Hubbell
for
nine,
giving
a
reaurn
w
ine
ring
near
year.
three
to
two
margin
lead.
In
the
second
game
the
Giants
got
only
three
hits
off
Charlie
Root
and
Percy
Jones
bat
one
of
them
was
Frank
Hogaa's
homer
in
the
second
aad
other
was
a
write
Andy
Lytic
sports
editor
of
the
Vancouver
Sun.
There
ia
no!
real
reason
why
he
sboald
stay
j
real
reason
why
he
should
stay
of
the
crowd
now
that
Gone
Tun-aey
has
retired.
What
Dempaey
single
in
the
foarth
by
Liadstrom.
needs
ia
some
big
alow
fellow
who
eventually
scored
on
Heman's
land
he'll
whip
hsm
readily
as
sacrifice
fly.
'he
did
Jack
Sharkey
or
Jess
j
Joe
Oenewich
gave
the
Cobs
(Willard.
He'll
he
thirty-four
oaly
five
hiU
and
waa
new
in
next
ytmr
but
he's
still
good
leas
danger.
Jeas
Haines
pitched
enough
to
polish
off
a
flock
tw
rrainala
to
an
aasv
victorv
'of
the
present
co
tenders.
lover
the
Braves.
The
Red
Birds
got
six
runs
in
the
first
inninga.
National
Itswarg
1;
Brooklyn
7-8.
St
Louis
g;
Boston
S.
Circinnati
S;
Philadelphia
t.
Chicaif
t-;
New
York
IX
American
Boston
10-7;
Oeveiand
14-4.
Now
Tort
4-6;
Detroit
3-6.
VbJagwm
;
St.
Loais
5.
Philadelphia
5;
Chicago
3.
LBAtSUE
STANDIN0S
National
league
W.
L
Pet.
SL
Louis
8S
68
.816
New
York
92
K
.60S
Chicago
M
3
M
Plttibarg.
B6
67
.5
Cincinnati
78
Tt
J17
Brooklyn
Tfi
T
JJ9
Boston
W
101
Ml
Philadelphia
41
168
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Americnn
League
Ktw
York
93
K
.066
Philadelphia
90
54
.640
St.
Louis
80
71
.580
Washington
74
77.4W
Chicago
71
80
.470
Detroit
67
84
.444
Cleveland
OS
89
.411
Boston
54
9C
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COAST
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
Hollywood
1;
I..oh
Angeles
2.
Seattle
7;
Oakland
4.
Portland
1
;
Sacramento
2.
Missions
4;
Sun
Francisco
C.
Strong,
slow
fellows
Roberto
Roberti
or
Knnte
H&mon
are
made
to
order
for
the
ftempsey
!
man
aad
if
you
notice.
Tax
Rick-
j
ard
hat
bssan
aaiag
aoase
in-
tensive
flirting
with
the
Durable
i
Imae
already.
Tax
kaows
too,
that
be
can
throow
Deanasey
to
that
be
caa
throw
Daaspaey
to
the
crowd
most
any
old
time
and
crash
into
the
rnjlHoa
dollar
column.
Dempaey
teasjirea
a
typw
to
show
at
his
bast
Fallows
liar
Tunney.
smart
boxers,
affile
and
speedy
in
the
plachea
were
always
dynamite
for
htm.
Denrpse
is
at
present
engaged,
with
hi
wife,
on
a
BelascO
stage
production.
He
won't
stick
that
long.
He
craves
rest
activity.
There
ian't
a
Chinaman's
chance
ol
Tunney
returning
to
the
ring
if
half
a
dosen
Dempaey
reappeared.
He's
through.
There
is
no
bbj
card
in
sight
Why
sot
then,
a
return
of
the
Dempaey
man?
Something
mast
be
done
to
revive
the
csufrflower
Industry-It's
in'frightful
eeatdttton.
Demp-y
Ik
the
only
man
in
sight
capable
of
doing
this
collaboration
with
the
gentile
Tea.
ALL
SHE
COULI)
SAY
As
the
audience
was
departing
from
the
Bach
jvograsn
which
Stokowald
and
his
Philadelphia
orchestra
gave
at
Carnegie
Hall
recently,
ap
enthusiastic
young
miss
asked
her
male
escort;
"Didn't
you
just
love
the
contort?"
Well.
I
don't
love
it.
exactly."
he
replied,
"but
1
respected
it
"
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
lj
The
Tramp)
Earl
Sonde,
ended
his
earser
on
the
American
tarf,
whea
be
rode
Curate
in
the
Futurity
and
Chance
Shot
in
the
Jockey
GeM
Cup.
at
the
Belmont
track
re
cently.
He
admitted
that
he
did
I
not
know
the
exact
wiaaera
he
had
ridden
daring
his
remarkable
career,
bat
the
books
shows
965.
It
has
tnen
announced
that
D.
G.
A.
Lowe,
the
famous
Cambridge
University
athlete
and
Olympic
champion,
has
decided
to
retire
from
the
track.
Lowe'
most
rwnt
individual
lumatMl
were
at
the
Olympic
games
when
he
became
the
880-metre
champion
and
record
holder
in
1
min..
51
4-5
second
and
in
Beriia
shortly
afUfrwards,
when
he
beat
his
old
rival
Dr.
Otto
Peltier
of
Germany,
at
the
same
distance
in
1
min.,
SI
1-5
seconds.
The
world's
record
for
the
distance
i
that
of
1
minute
50
3-5
seconds,
made
by
Seraphia
Martin
in
the
French
championships
at
Colombes
a
fortnight
before
the)
Olympic
Games.
Lowe
propose
to
devote
himself
to
his
career
as
a
barrister
but
will
continue
to
interest
himself
in
the
legislative
side
of
athletics.
Harold
Wright
.now
attending
the
University
of
Alberta,
at
Edmonton,
has
had
a
phrnomeasl
rise.
Three
rammers
ago
he
waa
merely
promising
collegiate
stepper
Last
year
after
winaing
interlesjiate
honors
ia
Saaka-!
toon,
he
began
to
attract
considerable
notice
around
town
and
earned
the
right
to
take
a
lire
at
tbe
Canadian
champion-sMpa
in
Toronto.
Unplaced,
tie
re
earned
training
with
an
eye
to
making
the
Olympic
team
this
year.
Wright's
sbowiac
in
the
trials
ia
H
ami
Hon
waa
a
gallant
ne;
he
gave
Percy
Williama
a
stern
argument
in
the
90
meirea.
oa
his
heat
ia
the
400
metres
aad
only
failed
to
make
the
grade
ia
the
later
teats
because
of
his
extreme
yoath.
Regina
Rough
Riders
are
wading
in
thr
interproviacial
Bugvy
League.
A
fewvdaya
ago
they
wiped
the
floor
with
the
Taav
nsaay
Tigers
of
Wiaaipag.
4h
score
befatf
81
to
t.
Th
game
never
ante
in
the
picture.
TRY
A
NIP
TONIGHT"
BEST
PROCURABLE
r
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s.
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semis
&
surname.
The
N'otkma!
Hotkey
League.
will
rsmnMBff
Norsswlur
15
aad
the
series
will
coatiauc
The
Giaas
got
it
in
the
Nek
Yesterday
with
former
Xrgraw
player
oa
the
mowed.
MOOSE
WHIST
la
the
weekly
kaockoat
whist
toaraameat
among
mtiashsrs
of
the
Moose
Lodge
last
night,
first
prison.
Hampers
of
gacerios,
wore
woa
by
Jack
Judge
aad
Ted
RorvfV.
Victor
Radio
has
conqiiereci
the
Dominion
c&nquest
by
.
"
peaceful
penetration."
ISince
the
first
Victor
Radio
announce
Invent
August
ioth,
thousands
of
owners
have
brought
the
joy
of
the
New
Victor
Radio
into
their
homes.
They
are
proud
of
their
sets.
TAnd
why?
Because
in"
designing
this
INew
Victor
Radio,
the
well-known
Vic
itor
standard
of
"quality
first
was
ob
'served
to
tht
Irtter,
and
the
purchasers
profited
by
it.
This
standard
has
resulted
in
world
leadership
for
Victor
products.
(Where
music
is
known
Victor
comes
first.
Statistics
prove
ft.
Victor
Talking
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SEARCHING
n;
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IN
WHICH
TO
Pi;
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March
11
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Priaee
hut-tianc
to
any
a
team
hat
it
will
nab
is
still
look:
be
a
aew
one.
Pure
hates
are
H
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whf
h
aaw
being
made.
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proposal
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but
no
decision
j
reached.
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proved
too
expeaaiv
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morning
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