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TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
m
w
,.1.-1
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J.--
f
'Hi
News
and
Views
In
The
World
m
This
advertisement
is
not
Liquor
Cmtrol
Board
British
published
or
displayed
by
the
or
by
the
Government
oi
Columbia
Basketball
Gets
Off
To
Good
Start
At
Association
Meeting
Held
In
City
Hall
Last
Night
Four
Senior
Teams
Seems
Probability
and
Three
in
Intermediates:
Natives
to
Play
in
Senior
Company
is
Planned
With
four
teams
entered
in-the
Senior
League,
three
in
the
Intermediate
a
(id
the
possibility
that
there
will
also
be
competition
in
the
Ladiejf
and
Junior
League,
prospects
are
bright
for
an
active
season
of
basketball
competition
in
Prince
RuperJ
during
the
coming
winter.
'A
meeting
of
the
Prince
Ruperj'Bas)t.etbalj
Association
was
helil
last
night
In
the
City
Hall
to
receive
entries
and
further
advance
preparations
for
the
season,
pr.
J.
.
Carson,
newjy-eject-ed
president
of
the
association,
occupieq
the
chair
apd"
it.
t.
Wood?
acted
as
secretary
in
the
absence
of
Ralph
!"SgiJth.
An
meeting
will
be
held
on
Saturday
njhiji
'the
office
of
dent
to
further
proceed
with
tfie
sea'sop's
arrangements.
The
Native
Sons
of
Canada
is
I
'
the
pnly
aggregation
of"
earlier
seasons
to
be
entered
again
in
the
Senior
League
this
year.
G.
W.
Johnstone
represented
the
Sons
last
nigbt.
Another
club,
represented
by
George
Mitchell,
apd
tfie
Eagles,
by
R.
S.
Wfds.
are
two
new
teams.
The
fourth
team
will
be
a
native
group
fro'ni
Vbrt
Simpson
which
is
taking
so
niuch
interest
in
the
sport
thai
its
members
have
decided
to
come
to
Prince
Rupert
to
spend
the
winter
in
order
to
play.
This
team
was
also
represented
by
R.
S.
)Voods
High
School,
whose
delegate
was
Bob
Irvine,
and
Big
four,
rlpre-1
fr.vW.i..
1
sented
.,j
...
Jack
by
MNulty,
wjjl
again
enter
the
IntermedJate
League.
A
third
and
new
Yeani
wil!
be
entered
by
the
recently
formed
Toe
II
organization
whose
representative
was
Alf.
Slocomb.
Ladies'
League
The
only
team
so
far
entered
in
the
Ladies'
League
is"
that
6f
the
Maple
Leafs,
who
have
so
long
been
champions
of
the'
cify
'an'd
district.
Miss
Lillian
Lowfe
ami
Miss
Helen
Sim
were
repeseritif-lives
ol
this
team.
If
there'
Islo
be
a
Ladies'
League
competition
this
winter,
it
is
probable
that
tljere
will
have
to
be
a
distribution
of
players
to
form
at
least
oi.e
ciner
team.
so
rar,
the
M.iplo
Leafs
have
persistently
re-(!!!
I
tn
he
divided
in
such
a
'$ui5lftyB.anl)M
WORST
i
COUGH
executive
the
presi-
The
prjqpqeal
was
advance
tha,
j
at
tljere
were
rio
entries
for
the
.
Junior
League,
the
organization
of
this
league
for
the
winter
be
left
in
the
hands
of
the
schools.
It
is
suggested
that
the
Junior
Ifasketball
League
might
be
conducted
In
a
similar
manner
to
the
Junior
Football
League.
Three
Halls
Offered
Three
halls
are
offered
as
the
venue
for
this
winter's
games
the
Exhibition
Building,
Crand
tv
.
ni..i.
.
1
.
ZraW?.1
iU"t
a,,u
AU"U"
The,
ef
ec"t,ve
t"l0rr0fw
n
ghtl
wil1
m
B
Into
the
matter
of
selecting
a
hall
and
will
also
deal
with
the
Ladies'
and
Junior
League
situation
as
well
uA
drawing
up
a
schedule
of
games.
The
following
League
delegates
have
been
added
to
the
executive
pi
the
association
:
Senior
League
George
W
Johnstone.
Ihtermediate
League
Alf.
slo
comb'.
Ladies'
League
F.
W.
Allen.
Juhfor
League
William
Gilchrist
JUNIOR
FOOTBALL
A
junior
football
game
is
to
be
playfTtomo'rrow
afternoon
at
Acropolis
Hill
between
High
ScljQOl
and
Borden
Street.
The!
lattejr
te'ani
fallow:
!
'
B;
Sp.irte'ch,
f.'
fisher.
P.
Vac
cher,
X
Katsuyama,
M.
Gurvich.
1
A.
ilarVey.'CStfifth,
K.
Naka-moto
rcaptainL
i't'ong-,
L.
Wil-on
and
F.
KSnliga.
(-'
Spares:
C.
Lrlckaqn.
H.
Morgan.
jC
Woojji,
t
ftlfSrV
T.
Dungiite,
ian4
J.
yilson."
The
pitching
championship
of
the
American
leagues
was
won
by
General
Alvin
'Crowder'
of
the
St.
Louis
Browns.
Coslin
is
prob-
I
ably
leader
in
'batting'.
He
Is
a
VaTshIngtbrt
player.
How
Yankees
Won
Secqnd
Game
Of
Series
Is
Shown
In
Inning
By
Inning
Report
Today's
Game
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
5.Pipgrac
took
the
mound
for
New
York
Yankees
at
the
opening
of
the
World
vSeries
game
this
after-noun
while
'
Alexander
did
the
hi;
rling
lor
St.
Louk
Cardinals.
At
first
the
game
was
lively,
Gehrig's
homer
with
two
on
putting
the
Yankees
well
in
the
lead.
Wilson
was
the
Cardinal's
catcher
and
Bengough
was
marked
for
the
Yankees.
First
Innings
Cardinals
Douthit
up,
foul,
strike
one,
ball
one,
foul,
stride
two.
this
was
long
drive
to
tjje
stands.
Douthit
out.
Ruth
to!
.ehrig.
High
up,
with
two
i
strikes
high
was
passed
passed.
Frisch
up
with
two
strikes
called
j
r
risen
also
walKed.
d.
Bottomly
isoUomly
iip
up
!
,'7r
.7;
hind
plate.
Hafey
fanned,
swing-
in,.
n
u:
t:
'
u.j
a
hard
inning,
his
curve
contln-
'
...II..
I
.l
.1
.1
uuny
ureamng
over
ine
piaie.
10
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors
I
Yankees
Durst
up
and
sing-
iivnu.
,e
01-
moat
got
it
but
bounced
off
iffs
glove.
Koenig
flied
out
to
tjafeyt
Ruth
walked
on
four
wideafjs.
Durst,
Ruth
and
Gehrig
"
sctjyjjtL
on
Gehrig's
tferrifjc
honte
turf
drive
into
right
'
fiislft
iMjjSF
Meusel
fanned
on
three
pltcijed
balls.
Lazzeri
thrown
out
by
ander.
Three
runs,
tw;o
hits.Nb
errors.
Second
Innings
Cardinals
Ifarper
up
and
walked
on
four
pitched
baIil
Harper
scored
6n
Wilson's
dpottl
into
right
center.
)iaraVfl)e
singled,
Wilson
making
ftJM.
Alexander
up.
Wilson
fcrm
when
Lazzeri
got
4lexa0p!rl
grounder'
and
threw
'yndi
irasi
Gehrig.
Maranville
went
t8
thTrd
and
play
hafte'd
while
the
Van
-
kees
surrounded
Pipgras,
pputfitt
up.
Maranville
scored
when
Douthit
hit
into
double,
Koenig
to
Lazzeri
to
Gehrig.
High
popped
t
out
to
Robertson.
Three
runs,
wo
hits,
one
error.
Yankees
Bottomley
took
Rob-
ertson's
high
popper
and
touched
him
out
Bengough
walked
ori
I
km
I
I
Tfifs'ldVersgmeli'l'IS'rdt'haB'a'
usnea
or
uispiayea
uy
tne
Liquor
Control
Board
or
t$
thd
Government
of
British
'
Corumbla
four
balls.
Pipgras
sacrificed
Wilson
to
Bottomley.
Bengough
scored
on
IJurst,
slashing
single
into
centre.
Koenig
filed
out
to
Frisch.
One
run,
one
hit,
no
errors.
Third
Innings
Cardinals
frisch
attempted
a
bunt
but
fouled
and
then
singled.
.
mi
1
1,
f
lie
luii
Mai!i.iiiK
yil
l
ijaMci
i
a
.....
,
glove.
Frisch
-l
ttole
to
second.
Bot
r.
tomley
fanned,'
swinging
at
the
tbiftj
strffteKoenig
threw
Haley
put
ttrtt-
FVisch
making
third,
(farfier
fanned.
No
runs,
one
hit,
no'
errors"
..
.
Yankees-
Juth
A1
upvtwo
A
striken,
i
iv
er
em
two
oaiia.
uutn
singled
over
centre.
Gehrig
walked
on
fourth
bJTJ
RW
"
ocoieu
uh,
'Sieusers
flmible
to
left.
I
.Ah
ti
ir
nvui.u
w
.....
-
.
.j
ruViV'no'hlt8,-
briB
eTror.-
'
"
Klghlh
Innings
Cardinals'
-Dutfan'
playing
third
for
Yankees
and
Duroche'r
replaced'
Lazzeri
at
second.
High
out
to
Gehrig.
Frisch
singled
through
the
nox.
Bottomley
fan
SPORT
CHAT
-wmi
ife
,ul!ing9
for
a
number
of
aspirants
to
LaeH
at
fIFkt,
Gehrig
remaining
....
.
.
,
nnuOP
-J
Hi
J
rrn
i
'
'
11
1
fourth
Ball
I)
ched.
Beffgough
up.
X
-k
'
Menrig
scor
on
Bengough
s
IMH,1,
8SnK
ul
iniru
uuu
ikouorioii
ijuiuiiik
MCVUUUi
tfllivucil
luc
icii
uuijuvii
sMbM
replaced
if.
Alexan
,1
-
scored
wpen
Pip-.'
.
,
by
-fUstta
baii.:pnent
lsweary-
mg
thrra
ana
uen-
Pascba!
batted
r
uurit.
icooerison
scorea
on
vv
.
ii-
11
n
t
Ben-
Paschals
altutle
to
right.
r',
..'
i
i
'
i
'11
!'
1T0W
jf
&
piuiCj.
rvoewJ
(wp?u
uui
i.u
Otomleyl
irqur
runs,
lour
hits.
no
errors.
urfh
Innings
CardioalS-WilRon
up.
Tried
to
pupf
mpt'W
ptt
fouled.
Pipgras
leaped
peT
anu
tosseq
mm
out
at
L
llaravflie
reached
flrM
oemg
fumbled
his
ground-
gathered
in
Mitchell's
I
Was"
leaVuer
Which
looked
safe.
iD'olithif'4
fouled
out
to
Gehrig,
WP
runs,
no
hits,
the
error,
I
Yankees
Ruth
shot
a
long
drive,
to
centre
field
for
two
bases.
With
two
strikes
and
three
balls,
Gehrig
flied
out
to
Douthit.
ifeusel
flied
out
to
Hafey.
Mit-
'chell
tossed
Lazzeri
out
at
first,
No
runs,
one
hit,
no
errors,
'
Fifth
Inninc
Cardinals
High
up,
two
strikes.
iwu
unia.
jvuuerwuu
uwue
uiv-
ing
catch
for
High's
hot
grounder,
jumped
to
his
feet
and
threw
him
cut.
Frisch
struck
out
on
taking
iniru
on
a
caneu
nire.
noiiom-
icjr
lawicu
lur
owuiiu
bwiiik"
ing
at
third
called
f
.ike.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
Yankees
Frisch
tcised
out
Robertson
at
first.
F.
:
ch
got
Bengougb's
high
fly
behind
second.
Pipgras
popped
out
to
Maranville.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
Sixth
Innings
Cardinals
Hafey
filed
out
to
Meusel.
Harper
filed
out
to
Ruth.
Wilson
grounded
out
to
Gehrig
unassisted.
No
runs,
no'
hits,
no
errors.
Pipgras
working!
smoothly,
retiring
side
on
ten
pitched
balls.
Yankees
paschal
up,
attempt
1
A
t
A
1
L
11.
-1
1
1
11
ea
10
ouni
on
urn
pucueu
uii
strike.
Pascal
walked.
Koenig,
fanned,
swinging
at
third.
Ruth
.fanned,
taking
third
called
strike,
i
i,enng
iuea
out
to
uouum.
lilts,
no
runs,
no
errors.
Seventh
Innings
Cardinals
MaYhnville
fanned,
;
missing"
'third
strike.
Mitchell
j
fouled
'In
right
field
stand
and
thSn
filed
out
to
Robertson.
J
D6iithlt
filed
out"
to
Paschal.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
Yankees
Meusel
walked.
Lai
-
'
zeri
up.
Meuse)
stole
to
second.
Mitchell
jugglei
Lazzeri's
sacrifice
bunt,
batter
being
safe.
Du-
gan
batted
for
Robertson.
Meusel
urraA
nn
Tliiiriin'tt
anprifli'P
flv
tn
i
The
crown
of
Tony
Conzoneri,
!New
Orleans
boy,
Who
was
top
pled
from
the
featherweight
throne
last
week
by
the
first
man
to
take
a
crack
at
him
since
he
was
crowned"
earlv
in
the
year.
t'u
,..,.11
I
Itcvci
Mill
ill.
nun
cri.v
vyuii
uuu
1ew
ritce
'
ted
i(
to
t
i
lK
here
for
,
any
great
.,,
length
i.,,i,
ol
time.
Andre
Uputis,
game
little
!
i'onchm:;n,
who
waited
until
the
ch.irtipion
was
weary
and
then
turned
and
"trimmed
him,
lost
a
vtA.to(.n
Tahw
In
ii
in.winnrl
MViniWII
I.W
V.IIJ
III
M
W
.V.U....
,
.
.
i
I'KtlUf
in
New
York.
November
22,
1926,
and
evidently
learned
how
to
act
in
future.
Conxoneri,
.while
he
won
consistently,
has
never
had
a
knockout
punch
and
I.
I
!..
1,
in
Kiu
lint
.if
'III.
MIIH
nil'"
iwuin
ill
iii.-i
victims
were
against
men
who
aru
comparatively
unknown
in
he
ring
game.
Had
the
cham
pion
had
a
good
wallop
in
either
...
,
,.
,
,
..ml
rjmt
ne
wuuia
nave
urcn
bihiiik
Routis
will
be
easy
pick-
...
kiit:
line.
niij
iirim
-
will
defeat
him
becau.se
the
French
lad
depends
largely
on
his
stamina
and
gameness
to
carry
.
,
.......
,
1.
1
.
.
m
1
1
a.
5
1.
a
in
me
asi
ngni,
pick
up
.
.
.
.
On
papw,
the
dopsters-assure
.
......
a
stronger
"
team
man
me
ie
,
,
.
.
..,.
..
iorK
ianaees
anu
biiouiu
win
mc
world
series
this
week.
It
Is
extremely
possible
that
the
Yankees
may
treat
that
paper
stuff
with
the
contempt
It
deserves.
They
can
play
super-ball
when
the
T"e
emergency
arrives
as
they
proved,
and
unless
notion
to
go
Into
one
of
their
well-known
slumps
their
backers,
who
are
plentiful
and
in
control
of
much
coin,
have
not
so
much
to
worry
about
If
the
New
Yorkers
do
run
second
in
the
classic
they
will
have
a
per
fectly
good
alibi
to
offer.
They
need
only
point
to
two
of
their
..urn-
itioa
liufh
and
GehrilT.
With
this
pair
oV
lusty
swatters
more
or
less
crippled
they
will
have
to
step
fast
if
they
want
to
keep
the
Redbirds
from
flying
awav
with
the
bunting.
As
long
:m
Ruth
can
connect
iust
right,
he
dcesn
t
have
to
worry
about
hjg
charey.horse.
He
C8H
run
the
bae(
on
crutches.
Gehrig,
howeveri
mav
have
his
eyesight
impa.e(1
by
the
grounder
hat
gtruck
him
Jn
lhe
face
iait
sun
j.y
-,!
WOUlU
be
more
diffJcuIt
roalter
to
overcome.
"
'
,
Around
Tne
World
With
Sport
Fans
(lijr
lhe
Tramp)
In
Victoria
24
teams
have
entered
the
basketball
leagtie
this
year
and
play
commences
next
Wednesday.
The
English
Rugby
season
opens
on
the
coast
tomorrow
with
a
irame
between
the
tlnivnriittv
nf
.
.
British
Columbia
and
Victoria
Two
years
ag0
victoria
wdn
the
championship
hy
the
tl.B'.C.
and
Victoria
teams
are
practically
o,Bn
changed
since
then.
Routis
is
described
in
dis
patches
as
a
blue-eyed,
chunkev
little
Frenchman,
whose
fighting
style
Is
as
bristly
as
his
hair.
Of
course
everybody
knows
now
that
he
is
the
featherweight
champion
boxer
of
the
worfd.
t
lied
out
to
Meusel.
No
runs,
one
bit,
no
errorB.
i
Yanks
Wilson
took
Pipgras'
wiiuk
i,i.fuinrlAH
Afi'rl
tlt.Ai.'
Uiin
I
hii'uiiuci
Him
IIIIGn
llllll
ljoenig's
fly
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
Ninth
Innings
Cardinals
Harper1
Tiled
out
to
Dugan.
Wilson
fftnned,
swinging
for
third
strike.
'
Mirnntifre
walked.
Orsatti
batting
for
Mit-
IHaTpcr.-
L&zzeVI'
held
first.
Ben-lout.
Paschal
filed
out
to
Wn-goVgH
hit'
ftifo
flotlbl
-plw.
One
!
son
in
front
of
plate.
flfafey
fook
ned,
swinging
nt
third
strike,
i
(
hell
grounded
out
to
Gehrig.
No
while
Frlftli
stoltf
second.
Hnfcyjruns,
no
hits,
no
errors.
"
of
Sport
Friday,
Oct.
SCHEDULE
FOR
PRINCE
RUPERT
CRIB.
LEAGUE
OCTOI1EK
8
Loyal
O
na
Lodfe
t.
Cold
Storage.
Nw
BmpreH
AUtlctlc
Club
.
9Hl.
Can.
Nt.
Opwtln
v.
Orotto.
PnilM
Bupart
HoUl
va.
KnlbU
of
Columbua.
Can.
Nat.
Mebanlea
va.
NatlT
Sons
of
Canadian
Uf
Ion
va.
Moom.
IS
turn
EmprMa
Athtrtac
Otub
a.
Can.
Hat.
OaMtlat.
Prlnoc
Ruptirt
Hotel
va.
Can.
Nat.
Ma-
ehanlea.
'
laflca
va.
Moow.
Kniflbta
of
Cjlumbua
va.
Cold
Storage.
Orotto
a.
Canadian
Legion.
Lojral
Orange
Lodge
va.
Native
Boas
of
Canada.
'
a
Loyal
Orange
Lodge
a.
Moone.
NaUve
Bona
of
Canada
va.
Imtm.
New
Eupraaa
A.C.
ti.'
OOM
9erae.
Can.
Nat.
Operating
va.
KnlgnU
of
Columbut.
Orotto
va.
Can.
Nat.
Mcbntoe.
Canadian
Legion
va.
rtaee
RUfiert
Hotel.
9
Loyal
Orange
Lodge
vs.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
New
Kmpreaa
AC.
vs.
Oan.
Nat.
Me-
enanloi.
Cold
Storage
va.
Baglea.
Orotto
va.
Moot.
Knlghta
of
Columbua
va.
Native
Son
ol
Canakla.
Canadian
Legion
va.
Can.
Nat.
Operating.
MgMlljCH
ft
Can.
Nat.
Operating
va.
Prtnoe
Bu
pert
Hotel.
Can
Nat.
Mechanic
va.
lagHa.
Moaae
va.
Rnlghu
of
Columbua.
Cold
Storage
va.
Ototto.
Canadian
Legion
va.
Loyal
Orang
Lodge.
Native
Bona
of
Canada
va.
New
Bm-preaa
A.C.
IS
Loyal
Orange
Lodge
va.
Oan.
Nat
Operating.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
va
Baglaa.
Oan.
Nat.
Mechanic
va.
Mooee.
Native
Bona
of
Canada
v.
Cold
3tor-
,
Orotto
v.
KnlghU
of
Columbua.
Canadian
Legion
v.
New
Rmpreaa
A.O.
-
mm
RANTS
t
Procurable
(THE
ORIGINAL)
mm
Pure
Scotch
Whi$y
RICHEST
I
HIGH
idinuiwal
aa'Tfnf'3
DlaM.aUivi
0KUtvM.
Dull,
um-a
Cli
Juilui,
'
ZlQlAUbecK
attached
to
COAST
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
ENDS
Three
Game
Series
Yet
!
I),
clde
Winner
and
Io-iM
Another
Playoff
SAN
FRANCISCO,
o.
i
The
Pacific
Coast
Leagu
ally
ended
the
season
yth
$acramento
and
San
c'lseo
tied
"for
first
plan-second
Half
of
the
split
-
Th
two
teams
will
now
m.
a
three
game
series
and
it
-roeno
wTba,
a
seven
gam
-wfll
be
played
for
the
rh.-nr.
ship
with
San
FrancNro.
;i
latter
won
the
first
half
seasoq.
Yesterday's
score
i
'
Mlsstofis
G;
Hollywood
7
Los
Angeles
2;
San
Fn.i
'
10.
Portland
5;
Oakland
3.
Seattle
2;
Sacramento
1.
CHICAGO
NATIONALS
COME
OUT
AHEAD
OF
AMERICANS
YESTERW
CHICAGO.
Oct.
5.
i
i
n
Nationals
defeated
Chicago
cans
for
the
second
time
in
'
Inter-clty
series
yesterday
i
runs
to
three.
It
was
a
very
game
which
took
fourteen
inn.
to
decjde.
TUB
TKUfi
POLITICIAN
Two
negroes
stood
on
i1
fringe
of
k
crowd
where
a
pol
i
Cian
was
making
a
speech.
"W
am
dat
man.
Sam?"
asked
n
"Ah
don't
know
what
his
nur
Is,"
Sam'
replied,
"but
he
sun-
'
recommend
hlsself
mos'
highly
yr
4
Njr
to-mcht"
A
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