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MANDELL
BROKE
A
COLLAR
BONE
"
Technical
Knockout
Given
to
'
Jimmy
Goodrich
of
Buffalo
is
Last
Night
c:
"
TIFTROIT.
Mich..
Sent.
26.
Jimmy
Goodrich
of
Buffalo
scored
.
a
technical
knockout
over
Sammy
..
MuikI.-II
lirhrwirhr
r-hnmnion
in
I
prthe
second
round
of
a
scheduled
ten
round
non-tutu
lar
boxing
con-j-
test
last
night.
Mandell
suffered
a
broken
col-
-
lar
bone
and
was
unable
to
con-
ii.
tinue.
GIANTS
PURCHASE
SEVERAL
PLAYERS!
NEW
YORK,
Sopt.
26.
The
management
of
the
Giants
announce
the
acquisition
of
seven
recruits,
most
of
them
for
1929
delivery.
The.,
:!re:
Warren
("Curly")
Ogden,
Buffalo
pitcher;
Harry
KeHy,
Memphis
pitcher;
Herbert
Pyle,
Chattanooga
pitcher;
Garland
Buckeye,
Toledo
pitcher;
Herbert
Thomas,
Buffalo
infleld-er;
Edward
Marshall,
Beaumont,
Tex.,
infielder,
and
Arthur
Velt-itiann,
a
gardener
from
the
Springfield,
111.,
team
of
the
Indiana-Hlinois-Iowa
League.
OF
THE
SAME
MIND
Magistrate
It
seems
strange
i
Ling
the
Tailor
i
Phone
619
I
Clothes
Cleaning
Price
List
like
this
is
worth
keeping
in
mind!
Ladies'
or
Gentlemen's
Suits
steam
pressed
73
f
Overcoats
75e
Trousers
Skirts
ST
Boys'
Suits
r0p
SUITS,
Dry
Cleaned
and
steam
pressed
$2.00
Overcoats
$2.00
Trousers
75
e
Skirts
i
7."f
Boys'
Suits
$1.00
Also
Ladies'
Fancy
work
at
reasonable
rates-
We
call
for
and
deliver
to
all
parts
of
the
city.
Our
Special
Low
Price
on
New
Suits
Made-to-measure
still
Continues
RFrvs
Transfer
Fifteen
years'
experience
in
I'lIIlNITfirtE
AND
PIAN'O
MOVING
Ve
sell
8
kinds
of
Coal
Any
kind
of
Wood
in
any
quantity
CEMENT
SAND
GRAVEL
Our
price,
weights
and
measures
are
right
So
is
our
Service
Phone
us
and
Save
Money
and
Time
DAY
K
NIGHT
SERVICE
Day
Phone:
201.
Night
Phone:
Ited
317.
WEARS
SILVER
COLLAR:
Prince
and
his
master.
Vernon
Johnson,
who
were
both
decorated
by
Premier
King
for
valor
in
saving
the
life
of
Rose
Littlewood,
far
from
civilization,
in
Saa-
katchewan
last
wint
ANNtfAL
MEETING
OF
CRIB
LEAGUE
bx
to
me
that
you
could
keep
on
rob-j
Season
to
Open
on
October
8
bing
that
enormous
corporation
;
With
Twelve
Teams
Entered
for
so
long
without
being
caught,
i
S.
M.
Newton
is
Again
The
Prisoner
(brightly)
Well,
i
President
the
corporation
was
pretty
busy
itself.
With
twelve
teams
in
corapeti
tion,
the
Prince
Rupert
Cribbagi
League
will
open
its
season
o:
Monday,
October
8,
all
games
ti
be
played
In
the
New
Emprest
Athletic
Club.
As
usual,
tht
schedule
will
be
divided
into
tw
parts,
the
winner
of
the
Hps
.
half
of
the
season
to
meet
thi
winners
of
the
second
half
in
i
post-season,
playoff
to
decidi
which
takes
tSe
Dawson
Cup
emblematic
of
city
ChampionsMll
or
the
Newton
Cup
for
the
runner-up.
An
additional
cup
has
has
been
put
up
this
winter
by
i
the
New
Empress
Athletic
Club
for
the
player
winning
the
greatest
number
of
games
during
tht
season.
There
will
be
a
change
in
the
method
of
computing
the
standings
this
season.
Actual
number
of
games
won
and
lost
will
be
counted
whereas
formerly
i
the
team
winning
a
match
was
i
simply
credited
with
one
point
in
the
standing.
Each
match
consists
of
27
games.
At
the
annual
meeting
of
the
iCribbage
League
last
night,
of
ficers
were
elected
as
follows:
Honary
"President
F.
G.
Dawson.
Honorary
Vice-President
G.
W.
Johnstone.
President
S.
M.
Newton.
Vlee-preaident
F.
W.
Aldrldge-
Secretary-Treasurer
F.
K.
Wermig.
Teams
Entered
The
following
are
the
teams
which
are
entering
together
with
the
delegates
by
whom
thejwere
represented
last
night
j,
Cold
Storage
C.
J.
Norrington.
Moose
Lodge
Percy
Cameron.
C.N.R.
Mechanics
R.
T.
J.
i
Rom.
I
C.N.R.
Operators
F.
E.
Wermig.
,
Native
Sons
of
Canada
Jack
i
Morrison.
Canadian
Leglftn
F.
W.
Eaglea-LodgerrV.
Houston.
15
RuplfMJIGtel
Thomas
,
New
Empress
Athletic
Club
Charles
Brown.
Orange
Lodge
V.
Houston.
Grotto
Alex
Mcltae.
Knights
of
Columbus
A.
As
tori.
PAIN
in
BLADDER
rromptljr
Caud
or
SANTAL
MIDY
lie
lure
to
get
tlx
Urnulne
Uwk
for
tbe
word
"MIDt"
Giants
Seem
To
Be
Contenders
In
World
Series
But
Cardinals
Not
At
All
Sure
Of
Their
Place
oth
had
close
calls.
The
Giants
ipparently
were
doomed
to
de-eat
at
the
hands
of
Eppa
Rixey
and
Cincinnati
when
the
last
of
the
ninth
opened.
Rxey
gave
O'Farrell
a
pinch
hitter,
the
only
pass
he
issued
during
the
game.
O'Doule
ran
for
O'Farrell
bu
was
forced
at
second
by
Williams.
The
latter,
however,
scored
the
tying
run
on
Andy
Reese's
triple.
Leslie
Mann
came
through
with
i
single
scoring
Reese
and
giving
the
Giants
&
3-S
victory.
The
Cardinals
were
given
a
terrific
fifteen
inning
battle
at
Brooklyn
Doubthing
scoring
Mar-
!
nville
with
the
winning
run.
Marinville
got
a
base
on
error.
Sherdel
went
the
route
for
the
leaders.
Jlafey
contributed
an
er-rdy-"
that
permitted
the
dodgers
tq
-
tie
the
score
in
the
eighth.
Chicago
all
but
passed
out
of
the'
picture
when
defeated
by
the
Phillies.
the
fira
inning.
Gehring
his
25th,'fiomer
with
one
in
the
eighth.
-
The
Athletics
crushed
Louis.
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
'
National
W.
L.
Pet.
St
Louis
92
57
.617
New
York
01
58
.611
Chicago
8G
62
.581
Pittsburg
86
66
.567
Cincinnati
77
73
.5i:'
Brooklyn
7
76
.490
Boston
50
100
XV.',
Philadelphia
48
IOC
.280
American
New
York
97
62
.651
Philadelphia
05
64
.638
1
St.
Louis
........
80
70
.533
Washington
73
77
.487
Chicago
71
79
.473
I
Detroit
67
82
.450
!
Cleveland
-.01
88
.409
i
Boston
53
95
.358
j
COAST
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
I
Hollywood
2;
Los
Angeles
4.
Portland
1:
Sacramento
6.
Missions
2;
San
Francisco
7.
Seattle
4;
Oakland
1.
National
League
Pittsburg
13;
Boston
8.
Chicago
2;
Philadelphia
5.
Cincinnati
3;
New
York
4.
St
Louis
4;
Brooklyn
3.
American
League
New
York
10;
Cleveland
1.
Philadelphia
ft;
St
Louis
5.
Washington
3;'
Chicago
0.
I
EXPECTING
TO
MAKE
80
MILES
AN
HJ
JR
IN
NEW
SPEED
BOAT
LONDON.
Sept
M.
Mlaa
OarttaM,
wtaoa
bMk
II.
la
tba
British
eteai-Uaeet
far
Mm
fold
cup,
atast
so
wise
meter
best
print.
Is
XJM.
barn,
but
Km
resided
in
Sngltnd
fsc
a
number
of
f
his.
inherMatl
a
farUuM
(torn
bar
motlMr.
the
.xankees
had
no
trouble
who
m
mnow
with
Cleveland,
making
6
runs
in
uu
of
Jb
gtat
Boatwtek.
bed
Bottwick,
a
hj
I
founder
of
Um
S'-andaM
Oil
OonpaOf.
St.
Mlta
Carataini
has
drtvM
JbrtaUo
tt.
at
so
muea
per
hour,
and
expeota
to
reol
off
80
mile
par
hour
In
tba
taaar-natioaal
competition
on
the
PittaW
Mvf
next
month.
Her
boat
Mil
.
aal
tbe
lataat
in
Btltlah
apaad
boat
deatgn.
463Q4H4
oU
Blcrvd
WKlsky
W'ELlAl
raoM
tni
Ori(iral
Redpe
1746
Pre-War
Strength
an
Quality
WHITE
HORSE
DISTILLERS
LTD.
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
(It;
The
Tramp)
The
Barrie
Examiner
commenting
on
the
recant
Wrlgley
Marathon
says:
The
division
of
prize
money
in
the
big
swim
at
To-1
ronto
was
one
of
the
weirdest
decisions
ever
given
in
connection
with
a
sporting
event.
No
wonder
it
rafted
a
storm
of
protest.
Of
course,
no
one
was
legally
entitled
to
any
of
the
money,
the
race
being
unfinished,
but
when
it
was
decided
to
award
prises
the'
division
should
have
been
made
in
accordance
with
the
performance
of
the
swimmers.
There
were
only
supposed
to
be
six
prises,
yet
the
first
fourteen
all
shared
and
shared
equally.
It
was
rank
Injustice
that
the
greater
part
of
the
purse
did
not
go
to
Michel,
who
warn
12
V,
miles,
remaining
in
the
water
nearly
four
hour
longer
than
anyone
else,
and
to
Vier-kotter,
who
iwam
12
miles
ami
was
leading
Michel
by
2
miles
when
he
collapsed.
Subsequent
presentation
of
special
prites
to
the
first
four,
swimmers
was
tantamonut
to
an
admission
that
an
injustice
had
been
done.
Joe
Bloom,
president
of
the
Victoria
and
district
Football
League,
has
just
donated
a
set
of
sweaters
to
the
Victoria
city
soccer
team.
This
Is
mentioned
as
being:
a
good
precedent
for
presidents
of
sport
associations
to
follow.
.
Luis
Firpo
has
an
idea
he
has
e"nc
w
w,n
lfH
it.
Louis
Won
Terrific
Fifteen
Inning
Game
Against
Brooklyn
Ye-1
9oa,
""P
vywright
terday
'
and
Chicago
Almost
1W
Out
of
IMcture
!
,frr
i
boxing
now
that
Gene
Tunney
has
NEW
YORK.
September
26.
Major
League
contenders
have
ettled
into
perfeefe
lockstep,
contenders
matching
wins
or
loe
ith
the
leaders
and
if
unbroken
this
will
carry
the
St.
Louis
Car-Jinals
and
New
York
Yankees
in
the
world
series.
The
Yankees
with
a
two
game
lead
seem
to
be
"in"
but
the
Na-ional
fight
may
continue
to
September
30
when
the
season
ends,
n
the
event
of
a
tie
then,
the
Giants
and
Cardinals
will
play
a
beat
wo
out
of
three
series.
The
National
rivals
yesterday
retired.
He
is
planning
to
visit
the
United
States
in
iut-t
of
the
world
crown.
He
weighs
2.15
'
pounds,
is
32
years
of
age
and
has
been
a
clean
living
athlete.
If
he
traina
down
to
220
pounds
he
may
have
about
as
good
a
chance
as
anybody
to
win,
It's
a
pity
Prince
Rupert
can
not
read
with
interest
a
column
of.
golf
news
every
day.
All
that
is
needed
is
a
nine
hole
course
to
stimulate
Interest
In
it.
Prince
Rupert
will
soon
be
getting
het
up
over
badminton.
With
some
of
the
clubs
already
in
action
and
others
planning
meetings,
there
should
be
some
lively
play
going
on
pretty
soon.
What
is
to
be
done
about
basketball
in
Prince
Rupert
this
winter?
Will
there
be
a
league
formed
or
will
it
go
by
default
for
another
winter.
Now
that!
the
old
groups
have
pretty
much
broken
up
the
game
would
start
without
handicap
to
any.
!
SPORT
CHAT
Seven
world's
championship
boxing
bouts
are
planned
for
Madison
Square
Garden
this
win
ter
by
Tex
Rickard.
The
first
title
bout
of
the
fall
season
will
be
held
Sept
28,
when
Tony
Can-zeneri,
Brooklyn
Italian,
defends
his
featherweight
championship
against
Andre
RoutK
of
France.
The
other
six
title
bouts
Rickard
will
attempt
to
promote
follows:
Light
heavyweight
Tommy
Lough
ran
and
Jack
Delaney.
Middleweight
Mickey
Walker
Walker
anl
Rene
De
Vos.
Welterweight
Joe
Dundee
and
Jack
Thompson.
Lightweight
Sammy
Mandell
and
the
winer
of
the
three
corn-
Wednesday
September
z
PAGE
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
"
r.
-,
a
News
and
Views
In
The
World
of
Sport
FINAL
GAME
AT
LACROSSE
FOR
MANN
COP
EmmettH
of
Ottawa
and
Wetlin,
lon'H
of
Winnipeg
Tie
or
Championship
OTTAWA,
Sept.
2(i
Wellingtons
defeat.!
I
n
,
this
city
four
to
tw.,
,
,.
the
Mann
Cup
amir.-.,,
championship
series
.
game
is
being
played
i
,
The
Wellington
:
.
are
lacrosse
champinn-Canada,
having
beat
Sons
of
Edmonton
ju-:
.
Ing
east
The
Emmetts
are
tt,.
of
Eastern
Canada.
ered
elimination
betw.
.
Joe
Click
and
Jimmv
;
Bantamweight
J:
..
ham
and,
A
I.
Brown
Flyweight
'
Cori-
t
a
Schwartx
and
Frank
(,-...,
In
an
Interview
in
.,
newspaper,.
Paavo
N.i
i
greet
Finnish
distn
.
who
said
he
would
r.
end
of
this
year.
wa
saying
that
he
fin!
harder
aaeh
year
him
parents,
who
are
ih,-folk,
object
to
Sin.'.
News
of
Narmi's
pigment
at
the
end
of
moves
the
peseibilin
tag
Finn"
turning
and
coming
to
the
I
for
a
series
of
ra
-It
had
been
prvni-that
Nurmi
would
r
of
five
Olympic
w
a
professional
tou
Exercise
No.
17
Htrt'i
a
typical
Penman
Itaalih
Drill
on
that
will
mid
t
rJr
in
developing
arm,
Ug
and
torio
mute!.
Write
for
free
Pea
man
EierciM
Book,
containing
detailed
description.
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PIT
IN
ENJOY
better
health
and
increased
efficiency
by
doing
'
these
Health
drills
every
morning
in
Penman
95.
There's
quality
and
weight
in
Penmans
95
that
offers
unfailing
protection
from
influenza,
chills
and
other
cold-weather
ills.
Aslc
for
it
at
your
dealers.
In
two-piece
and
union
suits
for
men,
women
and
children.
NOTICE
TO
PENMANS
DEALERS
The
nation-wide
interest
in
Prnmani
Health
Eiercut
provides
s
golden
opportunity
for
Prnmani
dealers.
write
for
as
many
booklets
at
you
require
also
for
I'cnmans
attractive
window
and
counter
display
cards.
,
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