.
PAGE
TWO
Son
of
Canada
won
the
most
decisive
victory
of
the
evening
over
the
Canadian
National
Mechanics
and
are,
therefore,
the
leader
on
the
first
standing
sheet.
Cold
Storage,
New
Empress
Athletic
Club,
Grotto,
Knights
of
Columbus
and
Canadian
Legion
also
won
their
games.
The
scores
were
as
follows:
Orange
Lodge
18;
Cold
Storage
14.
New
Empress
A.
C.
14;
Eagles
13.
C.
N.
Operating
13;
Grotto
14.
Pr.
Rupert
Hotel
12;
K.
of
C.
15.
C.
N.
Mechanics
9;
N.
Sons
of
Canada
18.
Carradian
Legion
14;
Moose
13.
Standings
Matches
W.
L.
Pts
N.
S.
of
Canada
..18
9
18
n.
oi
l
it
IZ
Jo
Celd
Storage
14
13
14
New
Empress
14
13
14
Grotto
14
13
14
Can.
Legion
14,
13
14
Orange
Lodge
....
13
14.
13
Eagles
13
14
13
C.
N.
Operating
.
13
14.
13
Moose
13
14.
13
P.
R.
Hotel
12-
15
12
C.
N.
Mechanic
..
9-
18
9
THE
DAlIiY'
NEWS
News
and
Views
In
The
World
o
Sport
CRIBBAGE
PLAY
ANOTHER
TEAM
Details
Of
Play
Shows
How
NOW
COMMENCED!
INTERMEDIATE
Yankees
Won
Last
Game
And
Native
Sons.
Cold
Storage.
New;
Five
Aggregations
New
Entered
in
Empress
Club,
Grotto,
K.
of
C.
and
Canadian
Legion
Winners.
Opening
games
f
the
season
were
played
last
night
in
the
(
Prince
Rupert
Cribbage
League
.1
ii
cr.
ri..v.
x'i;..
This
Basketball
Division
Practices-Starting
The
entry
of
another
team
in
the
Intermediate
League
the
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
was
reported
at
the
ex
ecutive
meeting
of
the
Prince
Ru-I
pert
Basketball
Association
last
night.
This
means
that
there
will
be
five
teams
in
the
Intermediate
League
this
season.
Big
Four,
High
School,
Prince
Rupert,
Players'
Club
and
Toe
H.
are
al-j
ready
definitely
entered.
i
j
Practices
will
start
on
Friday,
I
night
in
the
Exhibition
Hall
ana;
'will
continue
there
for
two
weeks
I
pending
final
arrangements
for
,
the
securing
of
the
Grand
Terminal
which
is
the
favored
venue;
tor
tne
games.
All.
players
are
to
be
entered:
by
the
coming
Saturday
evening!
when
another
executive
meeting;
will
be
held
to
further
advance
the.
season's
arrangements.
CUBSBEATEN
BY
THE
SOX'
Two
Chicago
Big
League
Teams
Now
Tied
in
City
Series
CHICAGO,
Oct.
9.
Chicago
White
Sox
defeated
the
Cubs
yesterday
tying,
the
inter-city
series
at
three
all.
In
yesterday's
game
the
score
was
7
tol.
Cinched
World
Series
Today
The
New
York
Yankees
went
to
bat
first
at
St.
Louis
this
morning
in
the
world
series
game,
the
batteries
being
for
New
York
Moyt
and
Bengough
and
for
St.
Louis,
Sherdel
and
Smith.
Or-satti
played
in
centre
field
for
St.
Louis
in
place
of
Douthit.
The
detail
of
play
follows:
First
Innings
Yankees
Paschal
up,
sent
a
long
foul
drive
to
left
field
stands.
Paschal
fouled
out
to
Smith
behind
the
plate.
Koenig
singled
into
left.
Ruth
hit
into
double
play.
No
runs,
one
hit,
no
errors.
Cardinalsr-Orsatti
struck
out
taking
the
third
called
strike.
High
sent
a
long
one
to
Ruth
who
misjudged
in
the
sun,
High
reaching
second.
Frisch
fanned
swinging
at
third
strike.
Bottomley
walked.
Hoyt
threw
Ha
fey
out
at
first.
No
runs,
one
hit,
no
errors.
Second
Innings
Yankees
Gehrig
walked.
Meus-el
fanned
swinging
at
third
strike.
Lazzeri.
flied
out
to
Maranville.
Frisch
took
Dugan's
high
fly.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
-
Cardinals
Harper
out
at
first.
Smith
singled
past
Lazzeri.
Maranville
up.
Smith
went
out
stealing.
Maranville
hit
a
long
drive
into
right
for
two
bases.
Sherdel
grounded
out
to
Gehrig.
No
runs,
two
hit",
no
erros.
'
Third
Innings
Yankees,
Bengough
got
long
single
to
left.
Hoyt
sacrificed,
Paschal
grounded
out
at
first;
Bengough
making
third.
Frisch
"Yours
to
Command"
Before
Napoleon
changed
the
map
of
Europe
.
.
.
in
the
days
of
Louis
XIII
.
.
The
Three
Musketeers
adventured
over
France.
Armentieres
knew
them,
Keep
it-Handy
as
an
Emergency
Measure
la
cue,
of
licknm
or
accident,
it
ii
.wise
to
keep
a
bottle
Of
Hcnnesir,
Biandrr
hindjr.
Bethwie,
Nancy,
Jolliers
.
.
Their
spur
,
tf.t.
clanked
on
the
cobbles
of
many
a
street
f
V
'
tHaprang
but
recently
to
the
tread
of
our
own
regiments.
For
Athos,
Porthos
and
Aramis
lived
both
in
fact
and.
fiction.
Dumas
drew
his
famous
characters
from
r
life
.
.
.
that
they
might
live
forever;
THREE
STAR
HENNESSY
BRANDY
Bottled
at'
Cognac,
France
H5
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor'
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
1
of
British
Columbia
tossed
out
to
Koenig.
No
runs,
one
hit,
no
errors.
Cardinal
Orsatti
up
and
hit
the
Texas
leaguer
for
two
bases.
High
bunted
safely,
Orsatti
making
third.
Orsatti
scored
on
Krisch's
sacrifice
fly
to
Paschal.
Bottomley
fouled
out
to
Bengough.
With
three
balls
and
fwo
strikes
Ha
fey
sent
a
sizzling,
drive
which
went
foul
by
a
foot
Hafey
walked.
Harper
fanned
swinging
on
third
strike.
One
run,
two
hits,
no
errors.
Fourth
Innings.
Yankees
Ruth
hit
a
homer
into
right
field
stands.
Gehrig
walked
for
second
time.
.
Meusel
flied
out
to
Arsatti.
Lazzeri
singled
sharply
into
left
for
his
first
hit
of
the
series.
Gehrig
made
second.
Dugan
lined
out
Hafey
got
Ben-jgough's
short
fly.
One
run.
two
hits,
no
errors.
Cardinals-Smith
singled
into
right
for
Ms
second
drive.
Maranville
forced
Smith,
Lazzeri
to
Koenig
who
threw
wildly
into
the
stands,
Maranville
reaching
second.
Sherdel
filed
out
to
Paschal
Maranville
scored
when
Hoyt
threw
wildly
Into
centre
field
trying
to
catch
him
off
his
bag.
Orsatti
fanned
swinging.
One
run,
one
hit,
two
errors.
Fifth
Innings
Yankees
Hoyt'
singled
int
right.
Paschal
singled
to
lef:
Hoyt
making
second.
Koenig
poped
to
Frfach.
Ruth
grounde
out,
Hpyt
majrfng
third
and
Pas
chal
second.
Gehrig
walked
fil!
ing
the
bases..
Meusel
forcer
Gehrig.
No
runs,
two
hits,
no
errors.
Cardinals
iHgh
flied
out.
Hoyt
threw
Frisch
out
at
first.
Bot-
tomley
faring
with
the
bat
on
hi!
shoulder.
No
runs,
no
hits,
m
errors.
SJxth
Innings
Yankees
Lazzeri
singled
to
th
left,
one
hiCand
run
play.
Duga
fouled.
Dugan
bunted
safely,
Lai
zeri
making
second.
Bengougi
I
popped
out
to
'.Bottomley.
Hoy
up.
Lazzeri
stole
third.
Hoyi
fouled
out.
Pasfhal
flied
out.
N.
runs,
two
hits,
no
errors.
'
(
Cardinals
Hafey
fanned
o:
three
pitched
balls.
Harpe
walked.
Smith
filed
out
to
Laz
zeri.
Maranville
singled
int
right,
Harper
making
third
IMaranvlfle
stole
second.
Sherdc
j
fanned.
No
runs,
no
bits,
no
er
rors
Seventh)
Innings
Yankees
Koenig
popped
out
t.
Maranville.
Ruth
up,
strike
one
strike
two
called.
Sherdel
pitched
and
it
looked
like
a
third
strike
and
a
long
argument
ensued
but
the
Cardinals
claim
of
a
strike
was
disallowed.
After
two
ballr
Ruth
connected
for
a
homer
over
right
field
stands.
It
was
s
terrific
smash
and
landed
in
the
street
The-
croyd
jeered
the
umpires
Gehrig
up,
ball
one,
Gehrip
got
a
(homer
into
the
right
field
stands.
Meusel
singled
shsrply
past'
Maranville.
.The
bombard
ment
was
too
much
for
Sberdel
who
was
replaced
by
Alexander.
Lazzeri
hit
a
long
fly.
into
left
whieh
Orsatti
dropped
Meusel
went
to
third.
Robertson
batted
for
Dugan.
Meusel
scored
when
Frisch
took
RoberUon's
grounder
lajid
threw
to
Smith.
It
was
fielder's
choice.
Lazzeri
went
to
third.
Combs
batted
for
Ben-
i.
t
,
.
i
,
gougn.
Lazzeri
scoreu
on
oomo
s
sacrifice
fly.
Alexander
threw
out
Hoyt
at
first
Four
runs,
four
hits,
one
error.
Cardinals
Robertson
played
third
for
the
Yanfce
Collins
catching.
Dourocher
played
second
in
.place
of
Laziwri.
Durst
went
to
center.
OnwtflUup,
foui
edlout
to
Collins.
High
flied
out.
to
Ruth.
Frisch
fouled
out
to
Gehrig.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
Eighth
Inning
:
Yankees
Durst
up
with
three
balls,
two
strikes.
Durst
sent
a
homer
Into
the
right
field
stand.
Koenig
out
at
first.
Ruth
got
ROWNTREE'S
mother
homer
over
right
field
stands,
duplicating
his
record
of
wo
years
ago
in
the
world
series
a
me.
Alexander
threw
out
at
irst.
Meusel
fanned.
Two
runs,
wo
hits,
no
errors.
Cardinals
Bottomley
fanned
.winging.
Hafey
sent
a
hot
one
t
Koenig
which
went
for
a
ingle.
Koenig
took
Harper's
;rounder,
touched
second
and
hrew
Harper
out
at
first
No
uns,
no
hits,
no
errors.
Ninth
Innings
Yankees
Durocher
flied
out
to
Harper.
Alexander
threw
Rob
ertson
out
at
first
Orsatti
lost
Collins'
high
fly
in
the
sun.
It
went
for
a
two-bagger.
Hoyt
flied
out
No
runs,
one
hit,
no
errors.
Cardinals
Smith
up
and
singled
into
right
Martin
ran
for
Smith.
Martin
stole
second.
Maranville
popped
out.
Holm,
bat-
Jng
for
Alexander,
thrown
out
at
first.
Martin,
who
went
to
third
unmolested,
scored.
Orsatti
ingled
over
centre.
High
singled
to
left,
Orsatti,
stopping
at
sec-ons.
Ruth
made
a
remarkable
one-hand
catch
of
Frisch's
long
foul.
One
run,
three
hits,
no
errors.
BRIDGE
POPULAR
AT
ELKSTOURNAMENTS
Mrs.
S.
K.
Alexander
nnd
W.
I).
anre
Winner
of
Prize
at
Int
Night'
Affair
Bridge
seems
to
be
gaining
jn
popularity
over
wtiiet
at
the
Merles
of
weekly
tournaments
which
U
being
held
by
the
Elks'
Lodge.
There
wu
h
considerable
increase
in
the
number
of
bridge
plsyers
last
night.
Prize
winners
for
the
evening
were
Mrs.
S.
E.
Alexander
al
whist
with
a
score
of
207
and
W.
D.
Vance
at
bridge
wtih
2718.
not
too
Bitter,
not
loo
Sweet
CONNON
AGAIN
CATHEDRAL
CLUB
HEADS
PLAYERS
AT
BADMINTON
Mlsw
Willa
Dyer
Elected
Secre-
Officers
for
Year
Elected
and
tary
at
Annual
Meeting
To
Sponsor
Basketball
Team
PLAY
NEXT
MONTH
At
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Players'
Club
in
he
I.O.D.E.
Hall
last
night,
officers
were
elected
as
follows:
President
A.
A.
Connon.
Vice-president
Miss
Nora
Rivett.
Secretary-treasurer
Miss
Willa
Dyer.
Business
manager-r
George
Mitchell.
Executive
D.
B.
Finn,
L.
F.
.Smith
and
Mrs.
James
Psrquhar,
The
next
play
will
be
present-d
by
the
club
late
in
November
or
early
in
December
in
aid
of
the
Gyro
Club
playground
fund.
The
club
decided
to
support
the
entry
of
a
basketball
team
in
the
Intermediate
League
as
proposed
by
George
Mitchell.
After
the
business
session,
dancing
was
engaged
in,
music
being
furnished
by
Al
Small
and
his
orchestra.
Delicious
refreshments
were
served
and
about
sixty
persona
in
attendance.
Committee
Appointed
to
Have
Charge
There
was
a
large
turnout
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Cathedral
Badminton
Club
in
the
hall
last
night,
at
Wch
officers
for
the
year
were
elected
as
follow:
President-W.
E.
Fisher.
I
Court
captain
II.
T.
Cross.
'
Secretary
Miss
Blfett.
Assistant
secretary
Mis
Frances
Cross.
Refreshment
oommitie
MIm
Molly
Cross,
Miss
Marjorie
Lancaster
and.
Mies
Lucy
PilUbury.
Tournament
committee
Carl
Brand,
J.
A.
Hinton,
and
Miss
Ellett
The
fees
were
set
at
$4
for
the
season
or
$6
for
married
couples.
Juniors
are
allowed
to
play
for
60c
The
official
opening
takes
place
in
ft
Cathedral
Hall
on
I
Thursday
evening.
The
hope
was
expressed
by
the
members
that
inter-club
tournaments
would
be
arranged.
SPORT
GHAT
Dido
Gurvich.
who
went
south'
recently,
hung
out
hi
shingle
in
Bellingham
and
expects
to
spend
the
winter
la
the
Washington
town.
He
has
been
fighting
preliminaries
on
boxing
oards
there
and
expects
to
get
on
a
semifinal
event
in
the
near
future.
No
doubt
he
will
get
some
experience
around
Puget
Sound
which
will
serve
him
in
good
stead
if
he
still
intends
to
follow
up
the
boxing
game.
Dido
has
also
signed
up
to
play
basketball
with
the
Y
M.
C.
A.
team
dur
ing
the
coming
season.
COLDTODAY
DAWSON
CITY
Much
colder
weather
prevailed
in
the
Yukon
this
morning,
the
thermometer
dropping
to
six
degrees
above
zero.
At
Carmacks
and
Whitehorse
20
above
was
shown
while
in
Atlln
it
was
26.
There
is
a
cooler
tendency
everywhere.
Following
la
the
report:
Prince
Rupert
Part
cloudv.
calm;
tern.
4$.
Port
Simpson
Clear,
calm,
Ump.
40.
Hayaport
Part
cloudy,
calm,
temp.
4C.
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm.
temn.
38.
83,
Anyex
mining,
talm,
temp.
89
Stewart
Foggy,
calm,
temp.
39.
3ilhere
Rain,
calm
temp.
37.
Burns
Lake
Clear,
calm.
temn.
f.cno
-axe
fintnying.
Telegraph
Creel
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
80.
Alllh
Partly
elbudy.
north
wind,
temp.
20
I
Whitehome
Olbudy,
calm.1
temp.
20,
i
Carmacks
Snowing,
north
wind,
temp.
20.
i
Dawson
-Cloudy,
temp,
C.
Around
The
W
r'd
With
Sport
Fans
(11
Tlir
Trsmpi
Lester
Patrick
is
i
.
have
made
an
attract;
George
Hainsworth
i
treal
Canadians
for
i.
goal
tender
to
play
f
Rangers
in
the
Nation.,
league
thin
season.
This
advertisement
s
llshed
or
display
e
Liquor
Control
H"
the
Government
ColnmMn
WHAT
IS
IT
that
keeps
you
"I"
ing
well
and
.ni;ii
ed?
OUH
SERVK
PHONE
(il'i
to
have
your
clot
in
We
call
for
and
all
pari
of
the
cit
For
that
Suit
We
have
fine
I
Winter
Suitings
v
coatings
on
hand,
today
and
let
u
'
measure.
Cutting,
workman.-1
nil
guarantee!
Rest
materials
ami
able
price-
Ling,,
the
Ta'lof
Phone
CIS