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JUNIOR
SOCCER
COAST
LEAGUE
1
GAM
DRAW,
FINE
SERIES
High
School
and
Horden
Street
Sacramento
Won
Against
San
Played
to
1
all
Score
on
Sat-
j
Francisco
Seals
In
Saturday's
;iniav
Aaiernoon.
:..u
-j
n.j
o..t
ei,i,
SACRAMENTO,
Oct.
8.sacra-
no.f
SmnrtKwaitp.
for
Hiffh.
fwdu.
i
--
-
,
.
;
had
a
oortry
ut
his
shot
went
a
little
too
high.
Borden
for'
wards
now
got
away
and
Naka-
moto
had
a
try
but
shot
past.
Plav
went
to
Borden's
goal
and
.
l-j
;
4i
k.,
RADIO
IS
mento
Senators
defeated
ban
aftcr
Francisco
Seals
five
to
one
in
the
football
game
on
Saturday
'
of
three
series
iwh
eh
first
a
game
noon
to
a
one
all
draw.
Iligbt
School
won
the
tiss
and
will
determine
their
right
to
play
decided
to
play
against
the
hffi
the
Seals
for
the
league
pennant.
HITh
nressed
when'
If
Sacramento
wins
this
series
WieknV
centered
and
Bacon
shot
,
the
two
teams
will
play
a
seven
came
series
for
the
championship.
the
Seals
having
won
the
first
half
of
a
split
season.
The
teams
finished
the
second
half
tied.
smurmwu.te
u
-
"
unsuccessful.
Scott
shot
hard
ZTsL
was
true
but
Vaccher
topped
and
e
"
"
wrfi
saved
High
a
corner.
Hardy
called
upon
to
,
cleared
for
Borden
and
the
Bor-
which
he
d'd
shots
PS'J
den
forwards
got
away
but
Styles
s-wirft.
own
line-
'ts-
8of
'
and
Smith
soon
became
trTngly'
and
clearing
his
.Jong
very
very
Bl"''
"u
!
dangerous
and
in
the
scrimmage
fn,,j,
goal
well.
Bhn
.f
now
"Sjin
front
of
High
School's
goal
SdKdS-TSi'siSa
PenaUy
kick
was
awarded
Bor-ana
ronK,
..
deh.
Vaccher
made
no
mistake
STnTSri
WuSSS!"
dr.ve
h.,d
w.
the
net
.I,-no
d
"de
Wick.
M
hi.
for-Smith
.
.
l-c
ai
a
n
on
ii
Q
1
TLd9
hard
shot
wPt
;beStf;h8whoTgalnl
to
Stinech
who
again
F-m
the
,
kickoff
High
pressed
saved
Borden
at
the
expense
oi
ii,
,i
....
lL.
'score,
but
Borden
backs
and
n
corner.
iv
Bacon
pwceu
i
me
-
.
,
,
.
a
corner
,
,
,
h
d!ha
ves
worked
hard
and
safely
Zr
over
ZX
me
ua.
.a"d
iSlftad-
.
.
thd,
.
.
rL
amj
Smurlh.,..
ajned
a
or
had
to
wotk
naru
ior
-
.
-
,
,
nr.
Morri-
.
if
corner.
Borden
cleared.
t
r
m.wh.a
,'71
le
sounds
Z
S
Wicks
drove
dn
tried
a
nice
but
fruitless
dJf
&
y
the
uau
n.ru
anu
J
fIcult
ghot
from
clo6e
ln.
Two
of
the
net
putting
nign
corner
nw-
Kt
for
Hiith
followed
but
school
one
goal
ahead.
Second
econa
Half
turn
corners
the
Borden
defence
was
on
the
.
.
.
checked
theJr
men
well
High
pressed
for
the
urst
mree
;p
,
80unded
leaving
the
minutes
and
the
Borden
forwards
got
away
and
Kanaya
shot
but
Smith
easilly
saved.
High
again
pressed
and
Stinech
har
to
save
a
.hard
drive
from
Wicks.
Fong,
Alolfiimntnn
and'
Kmfth
combined
UI1U
HUtUjt
UI'IUI'I
.
uiK
well
for
a
nice
run
but
Stiles.
mof0
oto,
Wilson
WRson
and
and
Kanaga
Kanaga.
.
i
i
jfH
i
i
ana
iyie
were
aie
anu
ki
High
towards
Borden
goal.
Pyle
had
a
try
but
shot
shot
into
into
Stinech's
Mtnecnsip
arms
game
drawn,
one
goal
each.
Teams
Borden
Stinech;
Fisher
and
Vaccher:
Katsmyama,
Gurvich
and
Hardy;
Smith,
Fong,
Naka-
Hiirh'
Smith:
Styles
and
Pyle;
Morrison.
Scott
and
Forbes,
Wfck
.
-
cmilrfh.vn!ta
Carr
and
Ilish
School
forwards
tested
Stin(:h
with
many
shots;
c'ampbel,
was
refe'ree
but
all
were
saved.
Another
;
Tiirp
run
hv
the
Borden
forwards
wanlful
n
thp
TTkrli
irnalkeener
i
Knrman
1
Freeman
sailed
last
being
tested
twice.
High
soon
night
on,
the
Prince
George
for
.
.
.
t
1
111.
Tui.M
brought
the
piay
arouna
uor-,
ancouver
ana
eauie
on
nuei-den's
L'oal
and
Bacon.
Styles
and
national
Fisheries
Commission
Morrison
each
had
tries
but
were
business.
1
tftffiREAftvl
Radio
Batteries
they
last
longer
It
Yourself,
Too!
You
Can
See
Why
a
Layerbilt
Lasts
Longer
We
would
htrilf
tdvlie
yo
to
tr
p
new
Eerti4r
Liycrbilt
to
fin
out
why
it
littt
lonter
bt
elter
jroo
Dtvt
Wuifta
one
oi
tnf
iiiurm,
yvu
11
ifuu
YouTl
te
kow
tolld
with
current-nuUef
ettmeott
It
w
ind
bow
cvtnly
the
wide
altttf
ol
cttbo
and
line
wore
ewer,
tivine
the
lt
bit
of
tnergr
bcfoie
yoyr
Liyetbilt
ftnelly
ii4
off."
V
on
11
mtrvel
it
Ue
r
lmproraent
ortr
the
old
aI
i..ttri
with
tklr
raunil
ctU
conitniction
and
we
know
that
you'll
be
itUfid
that
the
lone
life
and
economy
of
your
LayerbUt
wat
not
Jut
a
lutky
accidtnt
or
a
myelery,
but
e
certainty
ol
tone
eervlce
end
economy
baaed
on
etltotiSc
conatractlon,
wh
ch
you
can
count
upoa
with
every
Evircaily
LayirbUt
B
Battery.
Canadian
National
Carbon
Co.,
Limited
Calcanr
Montreal
Vancouver
lu,lu'1lu
Winnipeg
Owning
Evtri4iy
D
til
try
ililicn
CKb'C,
Ttronlo
I
i
BETTER
WW
6ATTW
POMQ,
SCOTIA'S
SONS
PERFORMED
FEATS
OF
STRENGTH:
J.
Anderson
hurling
the
heavy
hammer
at
the
57th
annual
gathering
for
the
Highland
games
amid
the
pines
and
mountains,
attended
by
the
cream
of
Scotland's
aristocracy
Third
Game
Of
World
Series
Won
by
New
York
Gehrig
is
Yankee
Hero,
Hitting
Two
Homers
and
Bringing
in
Iluth
in
the
Second:
Zachary
Pitched
Good
Game
St.
LOUIS,
October
8.
Two
home
runs
by
Gehrig
with
three
costly
errors
by
the
Cardinals
played
an
important
part
in
the
Yankees'
third
straight
victory
in
the
world
series
yesterday
7
to"
3.
A
Record
crowd
for
Sportsmen's
Park
witnessed
the
contest,
there
being
30.GQ2
paid
admissions.
Tom
Zachary,
the
Yankee
veteran,
pitched
a
good
game
while
Jess
JIains
for:
St.
Louis
was
relieved
in
thejveHb
by
Johnson
w.ui
gave
way
to
Rhem
in
the
eighth
for
a
pinch
batter.
The
results
were
:
New
York
7
runs,
7
hits,
2
errors.
.
,
St
Louis
3
runs,
9
hits,
3
errors.
St.
Louis
drew
first
blood
scor
ning
when
Durst
reached
second
base
after
Hafey
dropped
his
long
j
hitters
in
the
closing
session
but
the
veteran
pitcher
proved
invln
cible.
SACRAMENTO
WINS
SERIES
Will
Now
Hnvq
to
Play
Seven
i
II
may
'
.
g
-vv
t
J
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Oct.
8.
Sacramento
won
the
second
half
of
the
Coast
League
split
season
"deciding
season.
I
!
by
defeating
San
Francisco
Seals,
the
winners
of
the
first
half
flea-son
ten
to
seven
in
the
second,
..stragiht
victory
of
a
three-game.
SPORT
CHAT
ing
two
runs
in
the
first
inning!
when
High
and
Frisch
singled
and
-
The
past
season
is
the
eleventh
scored
on
Bottomley's
drive
over
that
Babe
Ruth
has
finished
Dursts'
head.
Gehrig
counted
for
either
in
a
tie
or
in
full
possess-the
Yankees
in
the
second
with
a
ion
of
Rig
League
home
run
hon-homer
into
right
field.
In
the
ors.
Following
is
a
comparison
fourth
Ruth
drove
out
a
long
of
Ruth's
totals
with
those
of
single
to
right
and
romped
homj
his
main
rivals
since
1918.
when
Gehrig
landed
a
second
1918
Ruth
i
1
;
Walker,
Athlet-
homer.
ics,
11.
j
St.
Louis
evened
up
matters
In
1010
Ruth
29;
Cra-
ih,
Phil-i
fifth
when
Douthit,
the
first
man,
lies,
12.
was
hit
by
a
pitched
ball
and
1920
Ruth
"!;
Sisler
Browns,
scored
on
High's
double
to
the
19.
right
and
there
the
Cardinal's
j
1921
Ruth
59;
K.
Williams,
scoring
ended.
'Browns
and
Hob
Meusel
24.
In
the
sixth
Koenig
singled;
1922
Ruth
M;
Hornsjy,
Car
bui
was
forced
by
Ruth.
Gehrig
'dinals,
42;
Ken
Williams,
Browns
walked
and
was
forced
at
second
39,
by
Meusel.
Frisch
threw
wildly
j
1028
Ruth
41;
Cy
Williams,
to
first
endeavoring
to
make
a'piinjies
4!.
double
play.
Bottomley
retrieved
1924
Ruth
45;
Hornsbj,
Car-
and
threw
wild
to
Wilson
who
dinau
30;
Bob
Meusel
33.
dropped
the
ball
and
Babe
was!
10IC
Ruth
47;
Wilson,
Cubs,
safe,
Meusel
going
to
third
arid,
31
;
(Joslln,
Senators
and
Ken
Wil-
scoring
on
a
double
steal.
La-
Kama,
Browns
17.
zeri
was
passed
and
scored
on
1927
Ruth
00
Gehrig
46.
Robinson's
single.
1928
Rth
54;
Wilson,
Cbs,
and
The
Yankees
scored
their
:R0ttom!ey,
Cardinals,
31.
seventh
tally
in
the
seventh
ln
Tom
Loughran
is
going
to
make
his
march
to
the
throne
vacated
fly.
A
sharp
single
Dy
""
:by
Gene
Tunney
as
pleasant
and
chased
Durst
across
the
plate.
;
.
.
nrt,.iM
indirinir
bv
the
ine
uarainais
usea
two
pincn
nunfv
f
hnvll
h
Dlckin
0ut
M
w
v
J
"
-
as
victims.
Last
Monday
night
he
polished
off
Jack
Gross
of
New
Jersey
in
a
10-round
bout
in
the
National
League
baseball
park
In
Philadelphia,
his
home
town,
and
claimed
a
step
toward
the
title
thereby.
Outside
of
the
fact
that
this
Gross,
whoever
he
is,
outweighed
Tommy
by
something
like
18
pounds,
the
brnwl
was
not
impressive.
There
Is
a
chance,
of
course,
that
Gross
be
a
good
fighter,
but
It
,1
..m
thnt
If
he
were
the
Raj?
iys
Colds
TWO
rntiH
without"
dosing
Just
rub
on
VapoRub
r.i-Mai.ismHai
arnsaiii.iAirf-i.iiiai
f-
POSTl'liNl'D
RECAUSB
RAIN
AT
ST.
LOIRS
f
ST.
LOUIS,
Oct.
8.
The
World
Series
game
scheduled
fnr
trwl.MV
llltWffIl
St.
LMUiB
Cardinals
and
New
York
Yankees
was
postponed
on
account
of
rain.
This
would
,
have
been
the
fourth
ganw
of
the
series.
If
the
Yankees"
win
the
next
game
they
are
the
world
champtona
for
the
season.
SCHEDULE
FOR
PRINCE
RUPERT
Canadian
Lesion
v.
Iooe.
16
New
aXmprea
Athletic
Club
n.
Can.
Nat.
Operating.
Kaglef
vi.
Mooee.
KnlffhU
of
Columbus
va.
Cold
Storaj
Orotto
va.
Canadian
Lesion.
Loyal
Orante
Lodge
vs.
Native
Bona
of
Canada.
22
Loyal
Orange
Lodge
va.
Mooae.
Native
Bona
of
Canada
va.
Baste.
New
Kmureat
A.C.
va.
Cold
Storage
Can.
Nat.
Operating
Columbu.
Orotto
va.
Can.
Nat.
Mechanic.
Knight
of
Columbua
va.
Native
Son
of
Canada.
Canadian
Legion
va.
Oaa.
Nat.
Operating.
j
NOVKMllKII
,
5
Can.
Nat.
Operating:
vs.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
Can
Nat.
MechaalM
vs.
Baglea.
!
M
e
va
K.iigbts
of
Columaua.
Cold
Storage
vs.
Orotto.
Canadian
Legion
va.
Loyal
Orange
I
Lodge.
I
Nat.
e
Bona
of
CVanaela
va.
New
Bm-
jjrear,
A.C.
'
13
Lcyel
Orange
Lodge
va.
Can.
Nat
!
Operating.
j
Prinze
Rupert
Hotel
vs.
Bsglea.
1
Can.
Nat.
Mechanics
vs.
Moose.
Native
Bona
of
Canada
vs.
Cold
Storage.
Orotto
n.
Knights
of
Columbus.
Canadian
Legion
va.
New
Kmpreae
A.C
JOE
BAVLEY
SUES
FOR
RECOVERY
OF
MONEY
AT
WAGER
C0LW00D
RACES
VICTORIA,
(Jet.
8.
Claiming
$407.75
and
co.hU,
Joseph
llayiey,
tobacconist,
who
resides
at
the
Westholme
Ho-el,
has
issued
a
writ
in
the
county
court
here
through
his
solicitor,
William
C.
Moresby,
K.C.,
against
the
Col-wood
Park
Racing
Association.
The
plaintiff,
Bayley,
claims
that
on
August
11,
1928,
he
wns
at
the
clubhouse
at
the
Colwood
race
meeting,
and
he
legally
d-posited
or
placed
with
the
dt-fendant,
its
agent
or
servant,
the
sum
of
$10,
which
sum
was
wagered
at
the
then
prevailing
odds
upon
the
horse
Culiacan
in
the
seventh
race
at
the
Colwood
track
on
that
day.
It
is
alleged
by
the
plaintiff
in
the
writ
that
the
horse
Culiacan
won
the
seventh
race,
and
the
odds
payable
on
such
wager
made
the
sum
of
181.56
for
every
$2.00.
Plaintiff
contends
that
the
amount,
owing
him
by
the
defendant
was
and
is
$407.75,
which
gum
the
defendant
has
failed
and
refuses
to
pay
plaintiff.
type
to
test
a
candidate
for
the
heavyweight
championship
or
the
world,
the
news
of
his
ability
would
leak
out
somehow.
In
these
dsys
of
artistic
ballyhooing
even
the
mediocre
and
worse
righters
get
a
certain
arrount
-f
blah
spilled
around
to
boost
their
stock,
if
uiiy,
but
Gns
iu.il
hasn't
raifeeil
u
peep
Hi
tar.
J.
II.
Carson,
on
Saturday
night.
'
it
was
reported
that
the
Maple
!
Leaf'
ladies'
team
was
willing
to
I
be
broken
un
in
order
that
a
,
distribution
of
players
mitfht
be
made
with
a
view
tn
forming
three
team
league.
Following
this
UP-
U
Wns
decided
to
delegate
mim
TP1
PI
TP
iRlK
I
rAU
r
a'!
Smith
wm
Mittn-"
,,nd
Villi
LtlilWJUU,
DoUgjBg
Friizell
to
each
line
up
.
ia
team
from
the
talent
available.'
onoitcn
;
Further
steps
toward
the
organ-1
8
Loyal
O
inge
Lodge
va.
Cold
Slormfo.
(jation
of
a
Jnior
League
were
New
Kmpreae
AMUtic
Club
w.
Saal
Jeft
with
Gilchrist,
the
pros-fSZXS
-Pt
being
that
there
will
be
a
'
-coiiunbiM.
I
team
each
from
Booth
nem-
Cn.
Ht.
Mechanic
v.
Nstiw
Sons
of
0rial,
Borden
Street
and
KinK
Canada.
ltMw.nl
Itiirh
HfhooU.
,
ewvt
i'
uii
u
m
n
"
Decision
as
to
the
hall
to
be
used
for
the
nlnying
of
this'
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
v.
Can.
Nat.
Me-,
wjnter's
games
was
left
over
to
chanlca.
!.nntkr
avr.uiv
mcetinir
which
will
be
held
tonight.
Of
the
three
halls
offering,
Exhibition
Hall.
Auditorium
and
Grand
Terminal
Club,
the
last-mentioned
is
understood
to
be
favored.
A
committee
has
also
been
va.
Knisnu
of
namej
to
dnw
up
the
schedule
of
games
for
the
season.
Canadian
Legion
va.
Prince
Rupert,
HoUl.
I
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,
.
as
Loyal
Orange
Ledge
va.
Prince
Rupert
,
This
afternoon
S
train,
due
hotel.
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from
the
East
at
3.10,
was
report-
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va.
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October
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READY
SCHEDULE
FOR
FOR
BASKETiiALLi
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Will
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Meeting
DaU
With
Matter
of
Ladles'
and
Junior
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Organization.
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Teams
to
lny
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Junior
bi.skfetball
leagues
f'r
competition
this
winter.
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an
executive
meeting
of
the
Prince
Ruuert
Basketball
Association
in
the
office
of
the
president.
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