PAGE
TWO
N
Gyro
Club
Presents
Its
Feu
th
Playground
In
City
To
May
or
Acropolis
Hill
Ceremony
Friday
In
the
presence
of
civic
and
club
representatives
as
well
as
hundreds
of
youngsters,
L.
W.
Waugh,
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club,
yesterday
afternoon
presented
the
title
of
Acropolis
Hill
children's
playground
the
fourth
the
Gyros
have
equipped
in
Prince
Rupert
to
Col.
S.
P.
McMordie,
D5.0.,
mayor
of
the
city.
;
There
was
but
brief
speechraaking.
the
most
important
feature
of;
the
proceedings
to
the
kiddies,
at
least,
being
the
distribution
of
ice
;
cream
in
generous
Quantities.
In
handing
over
the
title
to
the
mayor,
Mr.
Waugh
urged
the
youngsters
to
take
care
and
noi
abuse
this
or
any
other
equipment
in
the
city
with
which
they
to
receive
the
document
which
had
been
provided.
The
Gyro?
had
just
been
handed
to
him.
He
sought
no
other
reward
for
their
txpresstd
the
thanks
of
the
citi-efforts
in
providing
the
play-
zen
as
a
whole
to
the
Gyro
Club
,
grounds
than
that
the
children
for
the
splendid
work
the
organ-should
enjoy
themselves
to
the
ixation
had
done
in
equipping
full
by
means
thereof.
four
such
playgrounds
in
the
Mayor
McMordie
stated
that
city.
He
referred
to
the
neces-i
it
was
a
great
pleasure
for
him
sity
pf
the
children
taking;
eser-
cise
such
as
the
facilities
afforded.
His
Worship
stated
that
TORONTO
RACES
OPENING
TODAY
Week
of
Rig
Events
at
Woodbine
Park
Began
This
Afternoon
j
TORONTO.
Sept.
22.
The
premier
racing
meet
of
the
rail:
opened
at
beatuiful
Wood-about
.season
an
nour.
Thoae
present,
bine
Park
her
today,
when
the
begjdes
the
mayor
and
Gyro
pres-Oatario
Jockey
club
is
running
j
ident
incuded
Aid.
A.
J.
Prud-off
it
final
program.
The
two-hominp
AW
Frmnk
Dibb,
C.
E.
year-oM
championship
of
Cana-ja,.
r,.
stork.
C.
C.
Mills.
diaa-breds
is
being
decided
in
the
nnillliv
At
ik
tmnAi4n4
waai
t
for
)eniles
that
are
scheduled
Gyro
coB-ittee
which
brought
'
duriB
tB
week-
while
0e
the
Acropolis
Hill
playground
saate
time
the
favorite
for
nextint
k..-,,-
T4
ill
.
wsw,
matt
mcic
uuui
uic
Ing
of
the
two-year-olds.
The!
Seagram
Stable
at
present
has
a
commanding
advantage
in
this
division
with
Tuberose
and
Cir-i
eutet,
crack
juveniles.
I
Cr0HStoke"
?'
8i!
a
,
mile,
iu
each
w
w--
having
$5,000
maaa
added
-
mosey,
are
the
features
for
the
two-year-olds.
Besides
this
division,
many
important
stake
races
for
older
horses
will
be
decided.
The
Toronto
Autumn
Cup,
handicap
at
a
mile
and
a
quarter,
has
$10,000
added.
This
race
"ha
bfen
won
bjr
many
celebrated
horses.
The
great
Exterminator
won
it
in
1920,
1921
and
1922
fox
Willis
Sharp
Kilmer,
carrying
the
heavy
imposts
of
132,
HS7
and
182
pounds.
F.Musante's
My
Dear,
queen
of
the
Turf
during
her
time,
was
the
winner
in
1923..
Hallucination,,
one
of
the
finest
racers
ever
bred,
in
Canada,
we
the
victor
in
Commander
Ros'
colors
in
1924.
The
Joaquin's
Horologe
won
n
1926
while
the
powerful
Seagram
stable
cap-tu-H
th
race
in
1986
and
1927
with
Edisto
and
Gaffsman.
Both
hoisto
and
Gaffsman
are
entered
again
this
year
and
are
reported
in
fit
condition.
The
Stanley
Produce
Stakes
foe
three-year-olds
at
Hi
miles
will
be
run
on
Sept
26
and
will
have
a
value
this
year
of
$14,-000,
of
which
1.500
goes
to
the
second
horse,
$600
to
the
third
and
$250
to
the
fourth.
Winners
of
this
outstanding
event
si
net
the,
war
are
VVoodbine,
Sagamook,
Chloris,
Prisroar,
Verana,
Duchess,
Tattling
and
Whiskery.
Some
of
the
leading
three-year-olds
in
America
are
eligible
this
year
but
it
would
be
no.
surprise
if
the
life
wus
captured
by
a
horse
ralready
on
the
ground.
Outstanding
among
those
perhaps
is
She
fine
black
filly
Youna,
KW,
owned
by
the
Seagram
stable.
.
last
year's
two-year-old
champion
and
easy
winner
of
this
year's.
King's
plate.
Thn
Ct
J
f.
niitnmn
rirnifram
features
long-distance
racing
and
ateeplechasing.
This
is
the
only
track
in
Canada
where
the
steeple
chase
horses
perform.
Feature
'chase
are
the
Woodbine
Autumn
Steeplechase
at
two
miles,
with
$5,000
added,
and
the
Hendrie
'Memorial
Steeplechase
with
$C-
uuu
auuea
at
mree
miics.
the
city
would
in
future
endeavor
to
take
possibly
better
care
of
the
equipment
than
it
hud
done
in
the
past.
The
mayor
then;
led
the
children
in
giving
three!
cheers
for
the
Gvro
Club
and.
I
jcasting
dignity
aside,
joined
in
)
the
fun
by
taking
the
first
slide
(
down
the
chute
himself.
The
distribution
of
the
ic
cream
then
commenced
and
kept
nf
the
r.vma
busv
for
G
A
Hunter
and
Morris
Blott
.....
.
,
.
c.
L.
stilts
was
cnainnan
oi
me
t
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
Division
I.
Birmingham
4,
Blackburn
Rover.
0
Bolton
3,
Derby
0.
Burnley
4,
Aston
Villa
1.
Cardiff
4,
Bury
0.
Huddersfield
8,
Everton
1.
Liverpool
1,
Leeds
1.
Manchester
City
4,
Arsenal
1.
Newcastle
1,
Leicester
0.
Portsmouth
4,
Sunderland
0.
Sheffield
Wednesday
5,
Sheffied;
United
2.
West
Ham
3,'
Manchester
United
1
Division
II.
Barniley
2,
Oldham
1.
Bristol
City
0,
Chejsea
0.
Clapton
1,
Bradford
0.
Hull
2,
Port
Vale
0.
Middlesboro
1,
Southampton
2.
Notts
Forest
2,
Blackpool
0.
Preston
6,
Wolverhampton
1.
Heading
1,
Notts
County
2.
Stoke
City
1,
Grimsby
2.
Tottenham
2,
Milwall
1.
West
Bromwich
5,
Swansea
1.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
Division
I.
Aberdeen
3,
Clyde
1.
Airdrieonians
1,
Hearts
1.
Celtic
0,
St.
Mirren
8.
Falkirk
1,
Dundee
S.
'
Hamilton
2,
Ayr
United
0.
Hibernians
1,
Motherwell
1.
Kilmarnock
3,
Third
Lanark
0.
Partick
6,
St.
Johnstone
2.
Cowdenbeath
0,
Queen's
Park
1.
Rangers
7,
Raith
Covers
1.
ENGLAND
BEAT
IRELAND
TODAY
BELFAST,
Sept.
22.
England
!
defeated
Ireland
five
goals
to
nil
in
an
Inter-league
soccer
game
here
today.
THE
POPULATION
Teacher
What
in
the
total
population
of
the
world?
.Small
Boy
One
nnd
a
half
billions.
Little
Girl
But,
please,
ma'am
we
have
a
new
baby
brother
in
our
house.
THE
DAILY
NKWS
Saturday,
September
2"
ews
a
eel
Views
In
The
World
of
Sport
,
WHEN
ALL
THE
FROZEN
SWIM
ME
US
"QUIT
COLD"
in
the
Wrigley
Marathon
at
Toronto:
Vier-
koetter,
long-distance
champion,
the
German
merman,
being
hauled
out
of
the
water
with
the
aid
of
and
pulley
after
being
exhausted
when
he
still
had
nearly
three
miles
to
go.
BASEBALL
DINNER
OF
GYRO
CLUB
TO
TAKE
,
PLACE
ON
WEDNESDAY
A
belated
dinner
which
was
to
have
been
given
bachelor
members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
by
their
benedict
brethren
as
a
result
of
a
baseball
frame
played
over
a
year
ago
has
been
arranged
to
take
place
next
Wednesday
evening.
Most
of
the
Gyros
who
were
single
a
yeai
ago
have
since
been
married
so
there
will
be
few
honored
guests.
J.
C.
Brady,
M.P.,
will
address
the
club
at
this
dinner.
ru.
SOAK
IT
OOOO
Rogers
Hornsby
Getting
ready
for
yesterday's
games
TO
ENTER
NEITHER
CRIBBAGE
OR
WHIST
LEAGUES
THIS
YEAR
The
St.
Andrew's
Society,
at
its
regular
monthly
meeting
last
night,
decided
to
enter
teams
neither
in
the
Fraternal
Whist
league
or
the
Cribbage
League
this
winter.
A
committee
was
appointed
to
go
ahead
with
arrangements
for
another
carpet
bowling
tournament
such
as
proved
so
popular
last
winter.
Another
committee
was
named-to
make
arrangements
for
a
Scotch
dance
tp
be
held
in
th
near
future.
Business
at
the
meeting
was
otherwise
of
a
routine
nature,
nature.
President
James
S.
Irvine
was
in
the
chair.
Annoying
Bladder
Weakness
of
Old
Age
Kafrly
I(ell-ved
by
SANTAL
MIDY
KolJ
bj
All
DrutfilnU
INDIANS
OF
SOUTH
PLAY
SOCCER
GAME
Football
Said
to
Have
Originated
With
Natives
of
Argentine
BUENOS
AIRES,
Sept.
12.
I
Soccer
of
today
is
merelv
an
!
adaptation
of
an
old
Indian
foot-i
ball
game
in
the
Argentine,
loeal;
spertH
writers
say.
The
success;
'of
the
Argentine
team
at
Amster-i
dcm
and
its
winning
of
the
Olympic
title
has
caused
an
unprecedented
interest
in
the
game
here.
Research
shows,
it
is
declared
here,
that
the
Indians
of
this
country
and
Chile
played
a
game
much
like
the
modern
soccer
long
before
the
conquest
of
the
country
by
the
Spaniards.
!
Thus
before
the
days
of
the
white
man
the
Araucanoa
of
Chile
and
northern
Argentine
had
"chueca"
and
linao"
as
ball
game,
the
latter
being
called
the
true
soccer
of
today,
except
that
it
was
Hayed
with
the
hands.
Regret
is
expressed
that
the
gaucho
of
Argentina
never
took
up
the
Indian
game,
and
It
haa
remained
for
the
present
feneration
in
this
country
to
resurrect
ah
Indian
pastime
and
win
the
world
championship.
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
Of)
The
Tramp)
Bobby
Rosen
f
eld,
the
Hebrew
girl
who
represented
Canada
in
the
Olympic
games
and
who
came
a'.'coml
in
the
100
metres
dash
and
fifth
in
thu
600
metre,
has
been
presented
with
fine
automobile
by
the
J
swish
sportsmen
of
Toronto.
The
city
of
Toronto
presented
each
of
the)
gifls
of
the
team,
including
"Bobby"
with
a
silver
tea
service.
The
Eastern
Uusrbv
season
commences
October
6,
but
this
is
a
different
rugby
game
from
that
played
on
the
Pacific
Coast.
It
is
known
as
Canadian
Rugby.
WON
YESTERDAY
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
22
Dave
j
Iilack,
the
Shntiphnsiiy
Coif
Club
professional
w,n
the
B.
C.
open
golf
title
over
the
Shaughnessy
course
yesterday.
Fred
Wood
of
the
Vam
ouu
i-
Club
won
the
um-
uti
UJ'
title.
PHILADELPHIA
DOWN
A
NOTCH
Lost
to
Detroit
While
Yankee
Won
from
Chicago
in
Yes-
1
terilnv'
Amerlrnn
LUCKY",
IN
SEVENTH
Rogers
Hornsby
Gets
Two
Homers
in
Double
Header
Boston-Cincinnati
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
22.
Philadelphia
went
down
a
notch
in
the
chase
for
the
American
pennant
by
losing
to
Detroit
while
the
Yankees
were
defeating
Chicago,
riomers
by
Rice
and
Stone
spelt
defeat
for
the
Athletics
the
ises
being
loaded
when
Rice
cqnnected.
Zachary,
pitching
for
the
Yankees
featured
a
fine
twirling
game
with
a
homer.
In
the
National
League
New
York
and
St
Louis
were
idle.
Brooklyn
eliminated
Chicago
from
the
pennant
race
when
Vance
permitted
but
two
hits
and
fanned
eleven.
Boston
and
Cincinnati
divided
a
double
header
which
wu
feature
by
two
homers
by
Hornsby,
one
in
the
seventh
inning
of
the
first
game
and
a
repeat
in
thf
seventh
of
the
second.
Cincinnati
made
three
double
plays
in
two
gmee.
National
League
Chicago
1;
Brooklyn
2.
Pittsburg
6;
Phjladelnhlf,
6.
Cincinnati
3-8;
Boatoa
5
American
League
New
York
5;
Chicago
2.
Philadelphia
4;
Detroit
0.
Washington
2-2;
Cleveland
1-1.
Boston
5;
St.
Louie
S.
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
National
W.
U
Pet.
8t.
Louis
89
87
.010
New
York
..87
60
.590
Chicago
8
go
58C
nttauurg
si
5&9
Cincinnati
77
08
.881
rtHyn
72
78
.437
boston
47
98
i
uiiulphia
48
102
.207
American
New
York
.95
50
.065
Philadelphia
98
St
.041
St.
Louis
70
04
.511
Washington
70
70
.479
Chicago
00
77
.478
Detroit
04
82
.488
Clevejand
CO
84
Al
Hoston
62
08
.869
COAST
LEAGUE
HASHHALL
Oakland
10;
Hollywot-"
4.
Los
Angeles
4,
Portland
2.
Sac
ramento
5;
MisHions
4.
Sau
Frnnciseo-Q;
&altl
12.
CRICKET
CRACKS
LesUe
Ames
Um
Kent
wieket
keeper
who
hM
been
selected
to
play
for
Xngtaad
la
tkotr
tour
of
Australia
u
w
Inter
ho
oUlnwd
t
hundred
rictlma
tht
yesr
having
(turn
pad
43
mtn
sod
caught
IS.
H
la
only
M
yam
old.
Tne
Mit
baa
baas
aoooapUanad
tanca
tIcr
by
Rulah
alao
of
Kant
who
in
1S01
got
rtd
of
100
pat
an
and
in
:0OS
got
rid
of
lot.
Wnao
toe
M.C.C.
of
London
played
Ireland
at
ertefee
recently
there
wee
a
difference
of
JT
yean
between
the
fee
of
the
oldest
and
the
youngeat
Irtah
plaear.
The
oldest
wee
a.
H
Lambert
who
a
now
M
years
oh
but
who
has
been
playing
In
repre-,
entaUTc
gatnee
since
he
was
II.
Me
made
U
not
out
and
IS
In
the
two
'n
Times
and
alao
took
a
wteke.
The
lenmwi
maws
ir
wae
IT
old.
I.
A.
Infra.
of
Bdvadar
Collate
wba
made
II
and
14
not
out
la
the
Larwood
the
Notts
fast
bowler
seeds1
the
bowUaa
aeiraaai
with
M
wiabeta
at
ooat
of
over
It
runs
per
wicket,
freeman
la
second
but
baa
taken
oeer
'
HO
wteke
ta
at
s
eost
of
oeat
IS
rune
Wstaoa
of
Lancashire
with
a
of
e
not
out
haa
made
the
highest
reor
of
the
season.
1
A.
MILESTONES
THE
first
milestone
on
the
Rond
to
Succc
is
$1,000
saved
after
that
the
way
is
c-for
opportunities
strew
the
path
of
the
m
1
with
money
in
the
Bank.
s
You
may
reach
the
first
milestone
on
t!
'
Uqyal
Rond
irtfour
ypars,
or
sooner,
accorUn
1
$q
your
determination
and
your
means.
At
tat
Manatr
fo
1A011;
joa
tl
Way
,
The
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
14
Prince
Rupert
Branch
-
ovtr
3.000
rw.
n
E
ticket
:h:
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..d
H
batting
avenges
f
.average
f
all.
iat
r
Hendren
luu
vnmi
th.
1
ber
of
rvaa
wiu.
i"-1
await
wttn
sb
aeemt
I
computed
laataea.
RED'S
1
ransre:
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years'
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AND
i
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SIOVING
We
sell
S
kinds
of
1
Any
kind
of
Up
....
iq
any
quat
CEMENT
SAND
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Our
price,
weights
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