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WINNIPEG,
Sept
25.
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J.
Holmes,
owner
of
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Winnipeg
Maroons
of
the
American
Hockey
A.-soifi'tion,
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he
has
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317.
ews
and
Views
In
The
Worl.
d
of
Sport
HAS
A
WAY
OF
HIS
OWN
IN
LAUNCHING,
,A
CANOE:
Charles
Clark
of
New
York
dives
into
the
water
in
or
on
a
canoe,
gets
a
bit
of
a
splash
and
then
paddles
away
as
if
nothing
extraordinary
had
been
done.
Philadelphia
Lost
Opportunity
Yesterday
To
Be
In
The
Winning
For
American
League
Pennant
rras
failed
the
Yankees
ye?cr'iay
ior
the
third
time
in
tlw
preKont
vesterp
trip
and
was
pound
d
for
II
three
runs
before
he
was
re-oved
in
the
middle
of
'
sixth
ining.
Lefty
Ueimach
i
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in
Crowder
hung
v.
entieth
victory
of
the
y-ar
a
o
thi-
Nutionnl
1--Ix'uiiug
Hi'ouklyn.
wnile
the
C,
home-i
mined
their
way
to
win
over
Cin-
ininH.
I'e.
Alexander
pitched
St
LEAGUR
STANDINGS
Nnlions!
W.
L.
Louis
91
57
I
New
York
90
SB
P
hi!!
Chkago
8t
61
Pittsburg
84
66
'u'
Athletics'
expen.-
Jack
ritmln-.H
in
'.'uinn
was
the
victim.
W.nhing-
Brooklyn
78
n
took
undisputed
pos"
-won
of
Boston
60
American
New
York
96
Phffadelpha
94
St
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80
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National.
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VICTOBIA.
James
Buy
A
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of
Victoria,
or
contenders
in
the
Nntionsl
League
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UOHROW1NC
FOB
ATHLETICS
f
th.
I
athletic
clubs
in
Ili
itMh
Columbia
ia
issuing
$12,000
debenture
bonds
to
help
pay
for
its
new
home
extension
on
the
Gorge.
Chic
go
71
Detroit
67
Cleveland
61
Iloaton
S3
72
75
99
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p!ac..
by
oeatiu
fu-iyo.
.Philadelphia
42
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CARIBOO
IS
SHOT
BY
MRS.
STOWELL
NEAR
JASPER
PARK
JA8PEIL
Sept.
26.
To
a
woman,
Mrs.
William
A.
Stowell
of
Vero
Beach,
Florida,
has
fallen
the
honor
of
shooting
what
is
considered
to
be
the
largest
and
finest
Black
Douglas
mriboo
ever
WINNIPEG
TIES
OTTAWA
TEAM
Third
Game
Necessary
to
Win
Cup
Emblematic
of
Lacrosse
Championship
OTTAWA,
Sept.
25.
Winnipeg
Wellingtons
held
Ottawa
Em-metts
to
avfive
all
tie
in
the
second
game
of
the
Mann
Cup
series
for
dominion
lacrosse
honors
yesterday,
The
local
team
iwon
the
opening
game
so
under
the
rules
for
the
Mann
Cup
a
third
game
is
necessary.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
Division
I.
Blackburn
2,
Newcastle
U.
0.
Division
II.
Port
Vale
1,
Southampton
2.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
Division
I.
Aberdeen
2,
Kilmarnock
1.
SPORT
CHAT
Tommy
Fielding
and
Dave
Lewis,
well-known
pair
Victoria
championship
bout
at
Duncan.
Great
interest
is
being
taken
in
the
coming
scrap,
which
promises
eo
eclipse
anything
seen
in
Victoria
for
many
a
day.
First
of
a
aerie
of
anaounce-
'
meats
of
purchases
of
profess
ional
players
recruited
for
the
Control
is
a
big
thing
in
sport.
It
made
such
men
as
Mathewnoa
and
Shocker
great
pitchers.
Con
trol
made
Ives
and
Hoppe
great
billiard
players.
Felton
and
Kipke,
Eckersall
and
Brickley,
were
profit
kirkcr
Iimm
of
their
.NLVt
YORK,
September
26.
it
looks
as
though
Connie
Mack
boot
football
wy
to
a
to
a
giv-waa
to
have
his
bitterest
disappointment
and
that
the
Athletics
will
gp
fe
tennis
victories
of
fail
at
the
very
edge
of
what
might
have
been
a
splendid
triumph.
Laeote
are
based
on
a
control
Yesterday
Walter
Miller,
tricky
left-hander
of
Cleveland,
set
the
aimoft
uncanny.
Others
bad
a
Yankees
down
with
five
hits.
Presented
with
a
golden
opportunity
har(jer
punch
than
Turney,
but
to
cut
the
Yankee
lead
to
one
game.rthe
Athletics
instead
were
beaten
when
Gene
started
a
str
tight
left
by
St.
Louis.
It
was
the
second
time
in
three
days
that
the
Athletics
ne
Knew
where
it
was
oing
to
passed
up
an
opportunity
to
gain.
land.
There
are
only
five
games
left
on
the
Athletics'
schedule
and
j
.
:x
lor
the
Yankees.
George
np-
FOURTEEN
DR
TAKENBYPARTY
Hunting
Trip
to
Campania
Island
Aboard
Cruiser
"28"
Prove
Successful
Each
member
of
the
party
hav
ing
taken
the
season's
bag
limit;
.284
of
two
deer,
(
apt.
W.
P.
Armour,
1
:
Dr.
L
W.
Kergin,
Milton
Gonzales,
j
M.
L.
Stepp,
J.
II.
MsLeod,
George
I
.649
Kelsey
and
Reid
McLennan
re-.686
turned
this
morning
at
9
o'clock
.687
a
boa
r"d
the
power
cruiser
"28"
.488
from
a
successful
hunting
trip
to
.477
Campania
Island
about
one
hun-.460
dred
miles
down
the
coast.
The
.412
bag
totalled
fourteen
deer,
all
of
.858
which
were
taken
in
a
single
day
quite
close
'to
the
beach.
I
The
party,
which
left
at
6
o'clock
Saturday
afternoon,
experienced
everything
from
bright
clear
weather
to
henry
rain
and
dense
fog
during
the
trip.
WING
COMMANDERS
REACHED
PEACE
RIVER
CROSSING
LAST
NIGHT
OTTAWA.
pt.
26.
Wing
The
brought
down
in
Northern
Alher-
Commanders
i.ordon
and
Brad-.tionHa.
When
measured,
the
animal
'
ner,
who
with
Oodfrey
and
Gra-!t!st
which
Mrs.
Stowell
stalked
for
ham
crashed
in
the
Pea
Biv-
four
hours
before
she
could
get
er
and
were
isolated
for
eight
in
her
shot,
proved
to
have
a
54
days
reached
Ueace
River
Cross-point
set
of
antlers
with
a
fifteen
ing,
according
to
word
received
'"SfeJi&PS-
'
jky
N.C.A.F.
officials
last
night.
BADMINTON
-,
CLUB
MEETS
Officers
Elected
for
the
Year
and
Playing
Hall
Plan
The
Prince
Rupert
Badminton
Club
last
night
elected
officer
with
the
exception
of
a
vicepreei-dent
who
is
yet
to
be
chosen
and
discussed
the
local
situation.
The
question
of
a
hail
in
wnich
to
play
was
le
ft
with
the
executive
to
deal
with.
They
are
expected
to
decide
on
soine.hing
definite
within
a
few
days
and
it
is
possible
another
general
meeting
may
be
necessary
if
any
difficulty
is
experienced.
The
officers
chosen
were:
President
George
Bryant.
Sec.-Treas.
II.
L.
Shadwell
(
Bank
of
Commerce
)
.
Executive:
Miss
Margaret
Palmer,
Miss
Kathleen
Stork,
and
II.
,F.
Pullen.
An
offer
was
made
by
L.
J.
Marren
for
the
use
of
the
rink
on
Tuesday
evenings,
Thursday
afternoons
and
evenings,
and
Saturday
and
Sunday
afternoons.
The
offer
was
higher
than
the
club
can
boxers
will
meet
early
next
month
afford
to
pay
but
the
committee
for
the
junior
lightweight
boxing
championship
of
Vancouver
Island.
The
title
is
at
present
held
by
Tommy
Fielding,
who
has
power
to
negotiate
further
and
if
a
more
reasonable
offer
can
be
secured
to
again
call
the
club
together,
otherwise
It
is
proposed
defeated
Dave
Lewis
in
their
last
to
continue
playing
in
the
old
hall.
Bosebads,
of
the
newly
formed
used
they
will
Pacific
Coast
national
Hockey
League,
was
made
by
Bobby
Rowe.
He
purchased
Dave
Morrison,
176-pound
eentre
from.
the
Detroit
Club.
Rowe
has
seven-players
signed.
Morrison
being
the
first
he
has
purchased
oat
right
The
financial
statement
showed
that
the
club
is
still
in
good
financial
condition
with
money
in
the
bank
but
that
they
were
abou.
one
hundred
dollars
short
of
paying
their
way
last
year.
The
question
of
dues
is
left
to
the
executive
with
the
ender-
standing
that
if
the
old
hall
ia
The
"Spirit"
of
France
remain
as
last
year
at
?8
for
the
season
or
that
if
the
rink
or
any
better
hall
is
used
the
cost
be
$10
for
the
sea-
eon
per
member.
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
(Uf
Tli
Tramp)
Joe
Bayley,
former
lightweight
I
king
of
Canada,
and
at
present
managing
Tommy
Fielding,
jun-'
ior
lightweight
champion
of
Van-
ouver
Island,
announced
that
he
will
file
a
challenge
for
his
pro
tege
to
the
winner
of
the
Mtchii
King-Wildcat
Carter
boat,
which
;
will
be
held
in
Portland
tonight.
;
Fielding,
according
to
Bayley,
is
ripe
for
a
crack
at
the
winner
of
this
bout,
regardless
ef
'
what
might
happen.
,
'
Bill
Peden
Victoria
cyclist,
and
Lew
Rider,
of
Toronto,
were
sue-:
cessful
at
Terne
Hill,
London,
,
quite
recently
in
a
pursuit
race.
against
two
of
the
leading
mem-!
hers
of
the
British
Olympic
.
cycling
team.
Albert
Hewieon,
a
former
soc
cer
referee,
baa
been
electetd
pres-j
ident
of
the
Victoria
ami
District
,
Wednesday
Football
League,
suc-ceeedipg
F.
B.
Richardson,
who!
has
held
the
post
for
three
year.
I
Another
wett-known
figure
was
name!
an
official
ef
the
mid
week
loop
ia
the
election
to
the
office
of
vice-president
of
N.
Hanson,
who
for
many
years
has
been
secretary
of
Rennie
&
Taylor
Football
Club.
S.
Thomas
was
re-elected
secretory-treasurer
for
hi
fourth
straight
term,
The
English
team
chosen
for
1928-29
Australian
tour
follows:
A.
P.
Chapman,
A.
P.
Freeman
and
Leslie
Ames,
of
i.,
,
Cornish
Whits,
of
s,,:n,
....
Jardine
and
J.
B.
Hoi,!,,
rey;
H.
W.
Sutch-i.
Leyland
and
Ernest
Yorkshire;
George
..
Lancashire;
Walter
1!
,
Gloucesttersire.
Main
,
i
Sussex;
Sam
Staple
Larwood,
of
Notii.
Ellas
Hendren
of
M,
C.
Phillip
Msad,
of
.,,
'The
Three
Musketeers
Make
their
ow
!
At
your
service
.
.
.
brave
Athos,
Porthos
and
Aramis.
By
courage
alone
a
gentleman
then
made
his
way.
High
intrigue
was
the
business
of
the
Ling
the
Tailo
day
...
a
lady's
handkerchief
worth
a
king's
ransom
...
a
swift
and
glittering
rapier
a
passport
to
wealth
and
fame.
The
gay
and
dashing
spirit
of
old
France
.
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