rcldd
to
bat
a
the
wicket
was
wet
.iter
the
rain.
But
the
pitch
became
treacherous
and
the
aide
as
retired
fot
00
run.
Hi
opponent
then
ran
up
i
boon
or
lav
tor
two
wicsew.
Ot
CunoBvlUe.
the
Belfast
Amateur
Irish
Senior
Football
League
team
have
not
sanctioned
the
proposal
of
the
Irish
League
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of
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foot
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of
the
Clapton
Orient
football
club
has
been
wisgitridtri
rfor
sis
months
far
ailagtd
IrregutariUes
Ouy
Jackson,
the
Derbyshire
captain.
I
in
rnanagement
u
was
said
mat
Be
naa
put
his
opponents
to
when
he
won
the
tots
and
tnoy
scored
821
runs
before
tnev
were
dismissed.
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to
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toe
result
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cer
tain
matches.
ud
one
or
tne
local
ssnnis
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iam
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Warwickshire
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weest
mere
wss
oonaioereote
unemn
in
the
toss
and
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Glamorgan
Into
bat
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challenge
between
one
of
the
young
which
tnoy
did
all
day.
and
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418
lady
tenuis
stars
of
toe
city
and
a
male
runs
for
the
loss
of
only
0
wiahats.
I
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The
tody
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stoke
'ol
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August
20,
1928,
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ISiimHiuII
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NEW
YORK,
Ag.
19-
-The
CHant
completed
a
long
and
toilsome
ascent
to
the
jNatlonnl
summit
yesterday
when
they
'defeated
the
Cardinals
In
the
thin:
straight
game.
Larry
Benton
pitched
the
cruclul
game,
hurling
lite
20th
victory
ol
the
year.
He
m
touched
for
nine
hit
but
he
met'
every
emergency.
The
Giants
made
11
their
ran
in
the
fourth
Inning
when
they
pierced
Will
n
Cherdel
defence
for
three
hits,
er's
choice
and
a
sacrifice
fly.
tteid-
Cincinnati
took
poaeeaslon
of
fourth
place
by
beating
Boston.
The
Yankee
split
double-header
with
Cleveland.
Five
Washington
pitcher
failed
to
top
the
savage
Tiger.
Following
are
the
week-end
boons:
Saturday's
(lame
NATIONAL
New
York
3.
St.
Lout
2.
Brooklyn
4:
Chicago
11.
Boston
10;
Cincinnati
6.
Philadelphia
0-11;
Pittsburg
9-8.
AMERICAN
Cleveland
6;
New
York
6.
Chicago
1;
Beaton
3.
Bt.
Louis
2-8:
Philadelphia
3
4.
Dertoit
1;
Washingtan
3.
COAST
San
Prarjohwo
3;
Angeles
4.
Btcremeaip
8;
tSeaitle
5.
Oakland
I;
Portland
1.
Hollywood
:
Mission
2.
Sunday's
(lame
NATION
11.
Boston
3:
Cinelnnatti
4.
Brooklyn
2;
Chicago
3.
Mew
York
3:
at.
Lout
2.
AMLIHCAN
Cleveland
8-2:
New
York
1-10.
Detroit
0;
Washing
ton
6.
Only
gssnee.
COAST
Sacramento
8-4:
Seattle
8-3.
Hollywood
4-4:
Mission
1-1.
Oakland
4-0:
Portland
1-3.
San
Francisco
10-0:
Bo
Angeles
8-1.
ROVERS
BE
4T
R
ANGERS
IN
LACROSSE
GAME
SATURDAY
EVENING
Th
Hover
are
now
in
the
lead
In
toe
lacrosse
league
In
their
game
against
the
Bangers
Saturday
they
overcame
DOUBLES
WINNERS
IN
INTER-ZONE
TENNIS
MEET:
Uen-neKaey
and
Scott,
American
-players,
who
won
from
Italy
in
the
inter-zone
finals
for
the
DaviB
Cup
in
Paris
unoss
f
Hotmes
and
SutellSe
the
Eng
lish
batting
ace
show
that
from
1919
1927.
Holmes
completed
442
inning
.'cored
44
hundreds,
made
a
total
of
19.907
runs
at
an
average
of
44a
run
per
Innings.
For
the
same
time
out-
cltfle
completed
408
innings,
eoortng
48
reparate
bundled,
for
a
tstal
of
19,414
runs
with
an
average
of
47.48
runs
per
innings.
Fred
Oaby.
England's
great
hurdler
Is
to
retire
at
the
and
of
toe
present
rac
ing
season.
Oaby
was
known
as
a
Jum
per
a
dosen
years
ago
and
it
was
amy
after
the
war
that
he
took
up
hurdling
He
has
won
the
Bngluh
-Amateur
Athletic
Association
Championship
for
sigh
hurdles
five
times,
and
on
each
ooca-
akni
bettered
hie
previous
tune.
He
was
beaten
by
g.
M.
Atkinson
the
South
African
at
Uus
year's
sports.
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
(Uy
The
Tramp)
"Dixie
Dean"
the
holder
of
the
League
record
for
scoring
goals
in
three
goal
lead
in
the
final
period
and
OIie
amnion
has
refused
an
offer
from
X-RAY
MACHINE
FOR
TERRACE
CITIZKNH
DECIDE
TO
MAKE
TllOlf
OKllI
CANVASS
OF
DISTINCT
TO
SKCUIIF.
FI
NDS
TKBRACsf,
Aug.
1C--A
meeting
of
the
directors
of
the
Terrace
hospital
association
was
held
on
Wednesday
evening,
the
meeting
being
called
to
further
arrangements
for
the
proposed
drive
tor
funds
to
buy
aa
X-Ray
unit
tor
local
use.
epassutstrw
were
present
from
the
Women's
IswUtute.
Native
Bon
l&ebekabs.
Canadian
Legion.
Canadian
Legion
Auxiliary,
and
Board
of
Trade
Rev.
Win.
Allen,
president
of
the
Asso
ciation
was
In
the
h.r
.
A
letter
was
road
from
the
WoTk-
r.ian't
Compensation
Board.
In
reply
to
n
request
made
to
that
body
lor
a
oo-
MUJon
toward
the
proposed
X-By
ttatlng
that
It
was
beyond
their
Jurisdiction
to
make
such
grants.
They
eom-mended
the
dlreetssw
upon
the
wisdom
of
the
derision
to
purchase
the
X-Hay
.iid
suKgextod
thst
substantial
dona
;ions
might
be
obtained
from
operators
won
out
by
a
score
of
five
goals
to
four.
!tne
)aew
vork
OlanU
team
to
play
In
of
Industrial
enierpn.
in
tlie
aliirict.
The
Rangers
could
not
st-rp
Joe
Olllii
j
New
York.
He
was
offered
over
S100
per
I
In
dtocunlng
the
ueceatlty
of
having
who
played
wonderful
lacrosse.
wh"week
but
Dean
prefer
to
tay
in
Bag-Inn
X-Ray
machine
Dr
Bnimmltt
uilrt
fcharats
Woods
was
effecttvely
cheeked
1
4
line
mceilng
that
out
of
fourteen
ac
hy
Marshall,
who
for
the
first
tune
thlsj
indents
cute
requiring
X-Ray
trekUuent
season
failed
to
score
The
scores
were
s
follows:
Rnver
J.
QllUs
3
B.
Unger.
1:
B.
Bremner
1.
Rangers
B.
Morrison
3:
R
QUlls
1.
SPORT
CHAT
The
resrranelSBllty
depending
on
a
csptata
of
a
avtawsl
seam
when
he
wins
the
toss
and
ha
to
decide
whether
he
.
aculd
bat
or
tMd
net
been
strikingly
iinstratvd
In
amgllh
cricket
recently.
J
W
H.
T.
Douglas,
the
Esvas
captain
I
Wilson
.i
i.
,
k
h..
(ln
the
pnt
few
month,
twelve
could
'orpted
term
offered
by
the
New
York
!'"
nad
tnert
beon
X-B
elHtie
By
having
to
go
to
Want
Football
Team
are
D.
McMullai
l.-.-w
.
.
.
.w-k
t
w
r;Uer
Haxelton
or
Place
Rupert,
uiore
;
limn
111
iviiiBbiviiMu
uiuj-mw.,
.
..
nL,,,..
f
turin
anil
j
k
narrtn-
'
"
ton
formerly
of
Liverpool,
to
get
080
per
week.
KlcMullan
1
ra
tnucn
unnecesearj
suneruig
4,
be
endurJ.
He
assured
them
that
j
here
was
no
danger
of
toss
in
operation
for
basing
his
charges
on
allowances
made
by
the
Workman's
Compensation
Board
In
each
Instance.
In
the
right
and
one-half
mouth
the
X-Ray
lohsurgea
would
have
amountan
to
two
Ihundred
and
five
doDats
and
toe
sl-
KW
in,..nMa
iMn
hv
tMm
Bend
an
eon..
idaranlv
tower
than
the
usual
fw
chsrged
In
X-Ray
work.
The
chairman
expressed
the
Idea
that
bt
public
were
in
sympathy
With
the
project
and
that
there
should
not
be
any
great
difficulty
In
collecting
the
remaining
Ave
hundred
and
fifty
dnflate
;eosaaary
to
buy.
install
and
equip
the
machine.
Be
said
conditions
ner
very
favorable
for
the
using
of
chine.
The
Victor
isptssatrtsttve
here
had
assured
the
(hot
ttere
was
an
abundanoe
of
dctMe
jawer.
ar
Urummitt
ha
had
eonaftdatmat
eajxs-
lence
in
the
diaKiuiattig
of
X-flay
aims
ind
P.
De
Ktry
iinmmwr
understood
tiie
developing
cr
tne
plates.
He
told
they
wcr
working
for
the
good
of
the
v-orklng
masse
snd
he)
felt
they
would
Live
than-
rapport
rt
proparty
approa-
rhed.
Lasseniiut
of
esmcnse.
ot
pain,
o:
time
away
from
home
and
of
time
od
'
work
were
all
factors
which
were
ap-
neellna
nroofs
ol
the
advlsabtltty
of
wnlng
an
X-Ray
nvaonme
in
Terrace.
A
committee
of
there
was
appointed
by
the
chairman
to
(arrange
th
details
of
dividing
the
v.r.iey
Into
dwOr.cU.
and
the
allotment
of
each
djatrfcA
to
tin
several
oanvasuer
also
to
pro
vide
sud
srrtptton
Uttx
und
data
in
connection
with
the
objeci
to
tamed
rrom
Installation
of
nn
X-Bay
unit,
tor
use
of
the
canvn
ers
and
tafortnatle
tor
smhsorlbers
Mrs.
A.
0.
Head,
Mrs.
A.
Thompson.
hikI
Dev.
A.
W.
Itofetn-
son
were
iuml
the
preside1
laser
trv
slso
being
ex-OSUOtO
OB
t
Uftttstoiuee.
P'svfadaoi
sJsdkiwitiii
.
-
an
early
meeting
IffhMMllue.
a
drive
for
tWnda
ICeatoC
on
Wedtstuy
toeaing
i.
V
txilthurst
stawsM
tss)
list
'gtoun
oils
(Inmitlo'i
ol
Otis'
un
of
4he
idradtW-
1rs
und
u
numii-r
of
other
HUbstanttal
r-uxuintii
inivr
already
been
promised,
COLCMUIA.
A
OKKAT
lCl.llDIJ)
The
extension
of
060
squsi:
mllei
made
to
Jiuper
national
park.
Alberta,
In
1937.
bMtii:ii
the
Columbia
itxeftetd
mltluii
natli'iial
park
boundaries.
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Klant
ioeflki
oik-
hunlred
and
twewty-Ave
miles
In
extent,
which
Is
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mother
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n
score
ot
geactem.
ts
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