PAGE
F0TJ3
RUTH
HITS
HIS
NEW
YORK,
July
16:--Aided'
ates
being
forced
jto
11
Innings
Giants
were
Nosed
Out
Sons,
of
Canada
'
In
Close
Game
at
Acropolis
Groundti
In
City
League
baseball
lasti
night
the
Gyrc
stepjed
into
pecond
place,
by
nosing
out
the
Native
Sons
of
Canada,
3-2.
Nick
Cbenoaki,
on
the
mound'
for
the
winners,
pitched
bang-up
ball,
allowing
but
three
hits
and
Issuing
one
free
pass.
The
Sons
had
a
weakened
team,
being
forced
to
pjck
"a
couple
of
players
from
.
the
stands.
At
that,
they
put
up
a
good
game
and
had
the
Gyros
worried.
Benny
Wendle
twirled
for
them
and
served
up
a
niceJ
assortment
of
strikes
and
balls.
He
got
hlmsalf
out
of
a
tight'
hole
in
the
fourth,
-when,
with
three
men
on
and
none,
out,
he
ntruek
out
two
and
the
third
popped
out.
UIU
Lam
Die
scored
botti
runs
thc
ons,
and
got
two'hjtsJ
uding
a
triple.
Jimmy
Farqu-and
Chenoski
did
the
beat
stick
work
for
the
Gyros,
Jimmy
making
a
three-bagger
"In
the
seventh
and
Chenoski
hit
safeljr:
twice.
Score
by
inning:
S.
O.
C
0001
01
02
Gyros
0
0
2
0
0
0
1-3
Box
Score
S.
0.
C
ABR
H
PO
A
Kj
Mitchell,
c.
Howe,
3b.
.
LamUie,
lb.
'
Wendie.'lV
jlanilee,
as.
Smith,
2b.
StotU
it
Konnedy;
rf,
Fii2zell,
cf.
3
0
0
8
1-3
PC
3
3
41
2
2
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0
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1
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0
0
3;
2
1
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0
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3
0
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0
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3
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0
Totals
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8
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Haveland,
3b.
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0
0
0
MpKeown,
c.
Chenoski,
p.
Skinner,
If.
Bury,
cf.
...
Pritehard,
rf.
Tite,
2b.
...
3
P
0
5
0
3
$
2
1
1
2
0
0
10
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6
3
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11
0
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Totals
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3
C
21'
JO
;1
Summary
Throe
base
Jilts
Lambie,
Farquhar:
struck
out
by,
a
mi
i
'
i
1
-
ZS
wennie,
0;
i.nenosKi,
u;
oases
.on
Dans.
01
r
vvenaie,
a;
unenoaKi,
1;
wild
pitch.
Wendle:
twOJ
out
in
last
inning
when
winning1
"
run
scored,
iHOW
KETCHIKAN
SAW
i
rriRvirw
nnHT
with
20THH0MERUN
theirianilla
;R,upert
Wednesday
night
In
the
windup
of
the
.Eagles'
boxing
1
rrn
Sport
Chat
,
I
'I
n
f
j
.-
tf.
!'
i
,
r
netcnixan
.
oaaeoan
piayers
at
Helped
Yankees
Beat
Tigers
Ys-
...,
1
i
w
;hon,e
on
Independence
Day
se-
terday;
Athletics
and..
Im.
4
....
i'"1'"
"."
1
cured
revenge
from
Anyox.play-.
dians
Split
Double
tic
performer,
won
a
decision
rs
who
had
beaten
them
at
the
Header
lover
Dido
Gurvich
of
Prince,
smelter
town
on
Dominion
Day.
One
game
was
played
at
Ketchi-
,
fcnti
whli.fi
tho
horn.
p9m
wnn
hv
1
"uurgn
........
"
'
a
score
of
11
to
2.
Several
errors
.u.
vt...
,
VhA
show,
says
the
Ketchikan
Unron
tu
a
infM
,,a
vf.
'Yankees
'
managed
to
nose
out
IcJc
.
'
.
jchikan
.sevwi
runs
in
the
fourth
n!.'
-
The
referee
in!
awardimr
the'
In
ninir
A
flnif
hall
jrtiaf
HurlI
iiruciKiyn
.
.
.
.
The
Babe's
swat
came
in
the'
fight
gave
six
rounds
to
Manilla,
for
Ketchikan,
ninth
with
the
score
tied.
'Gurvich
one
and
one
even.
To
the
Cleveland
Indians
managed
to
crowd
It
seemed
'that
Gurvich
The
Anyox
Community
League
break
even
with
the
Philadelphia
'
as
outfitting
Manilla
the
en-
has
completed
at
considerable
ex-Athletics
by
battering
three
Mack
tjre
fight.
However,
Manilla's
in-
pense
the
establishment
of
tennis
twirlers
hard
in
the
first
game.
'
fighting
was
superb
and
warran-
courts
on
the
flats
at
the
smelter
St.
Louis
Browns
pounded
five
ted
him
the
decision.
Gurvich
town
and
tennis
enthusiasts
In
Koaton
uea
aox
iw
r
r
m
win
ntitrmirixt
Mnntlln
the
entire
eicrht
mat
vicinnv
will
now
ne
rellevwl
ington
Senators.
National
League
In
the
National
League,
both
after
half
the
round
had
elapsed
courts
which
are
expected
to
be
r
.til
.
9
l
I
if
1
1H
..-
4
A
.1
11.1.
-
,
j
ri-ii
.ijaanuia
wouio
caicn
nun
anu
uviimuu
iui
tuimner.
i,rw
iv
administer
telling
body
blows.
Pirates
wen
their
games,
the
Pir-,
T
...
....
rn.
Man,.,fo
wn.
One
notes
in
the
Ottawa
Jour-
handing
the
Canadian
a
beauti-
na),
that
the
Welsh
touring
foot-
,eu.uw
f
i
i-inir
,hon
IhP
anno-
nntin.
ball
Kim
Ml
m
ned
.Into
some
winning
from
St'
M
fans
thJnk
he
W(BUid
rowdyism
in
a
game
at
Hamilton.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
rTCTURNEO
FROM
EOreOffc
TEACKCR
AKlO
WOOLS
TO
METt
1
qo-TTA
TMirJK
FAT
TO
err
rio
OF
TMift
CUT-
JA-AMES!'
COME
HERE1.
BY
'GOLLY'.
MY
&WSST
WFt
COOKED
HER
flRST
BCVJIT5
FOR
ME
ANI
LEFT'EM
FSRMK
fl.nrmMrrrmt-B
lit
1.
bHCb
OOT
6HOPPIM'-
I
M06T
LOOK
OOT
ER
ME
HEALTH-
WHAT
WJLV.
OO
WITH
EM?
t
tn,
lanrtalurSrrM.iM,GfMt
Brluln
rlf
bu
tmml.
THAT
GUY'S
L
BEEN
STANOlMfi
IN
FOhT
OF!
TWE.
HOUSE
FOR
TUREE
.THE
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesd;-
.
.u
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
DOVsKJ-TAHt
AM
HE
WMTt)
MS
MELLO'JlGG.
GLAD
TOO
CALLED-W1LU
YOU
GIT
THB&
Bi'bCorr
out
or
HERE
FER
MET
MY
W.
51
Chicago
48
New,
York
.
j..
49
.!.,-
40
.....
37
Philadelphia
33
Boston
82
Cincinnati
30
10
to
while
Chicago
White
rounds
and
at
times
showed
of
a
log
walk
up
town
in
order
to
st
DoiM
Sox
evened
the
seriea
with
Wash-
beautiful
form,
a
sample
of
the
play.
A
meeting
was
held
last
rlJ-L
Tunney
brand.
His
condition
did
Friday
night
to
organize
a
club"
qa
not
seem
the
best,!
however,
and
in
connection
with
the
new
it,..
v.
Chfaga
i
Bosfftn,
L.
27
28
3G
42
41
47
50
48
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
ft
STANDINGS
THISTLES
LIN'E-UP
Pet.
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W.
L.
Pel
0
28
.72
50
29
.OSS.
48
94
.SB
45
39
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1
40
41
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20
48
.385
30
55
.353
34
58
.29?
Uneiip
for
tho
Thirties
in
to-
i!'
a
.
I
have
K.
O.ed
Gurvich
had
the
city,
by
the
way,
where
they
go
night
Stuart
Shield
football
i
r.
Chicago
Cubs
gained
ground,
rounJ
Jate.
1B,
more
JeConds,
in
for
sport
with
ereat
.
serious-
fixture
against
the
Regiment
will
by
taking
a
double
;
header
from
Guryicb
showed
wonderful
re-
n
ess.
Moses
Russeil,
the
ageing
be
as
follows:
Lamble;
Ertklce
the
lucklesa
Chu
Rerve
strength
and
came
back
but
very
active
fullback
for
and
Jack:
Haijr,
Macdonald
and
Klein
slammed
out
three
circuit
wJth
apparent
ease
Charue
Wales,
and
a
Hamilton
player.
Wood;
Campbell,
Bussanich,
Bap-blows,
bringing
his
seasons
to.
Bn)
rotund
manager
of
the
named
Chambers,
staged
a
fight
tie.
Mitchell
and
Farquhar;
tal
to
26,
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores
National
League
St
Louis
2,
New
York
7.
Cincinnati
2,
Brooklyn
4.
Chicago
9-7,
Philadelphia
C-C.
Pittsburgh
5,
Boston
4.
American
League
New
York
7,
Detroit
C.
Philadelphia
5-4,
Cleveland
8-0
Washington
2,
Chicago
4.
Boston
3,
Bt.
Louis
10.
GYROS
TAKE"
SECOND
PLACE
IN
BASEBALL
Rupert
lad,
showed
good
judg-
on
the
field
and
the
spectators
spare.
Smith,
Campbell,
MlttheJI
ment
In
his
handling
of
the
boy.
rushed
on.
In
the
melee
"following
and
Grttt
I,
Russell
was
bo
severely
kicked
by
FflATRAII
FINAK
spectators,
says
the
Journal,
thai
he
was
carried
off
the
field
and!
T;
TQ
BE
Dp
AT
unVMIDrn
WINNIPEG
BI&LE
AGUE
STANDINGS
WHAT
f
1
WAKJT
YOU
TO
CO
RIGHT
OP
'
6TAI
H"o
ANIO
TELL
OlNlTY
MOORE
anjo
HtS
wire
1
camY
practice
MY
SIISJGINJG.
WITH
THAT
RACKET
COIKIC
j
Their
WtrE
COOKE
fll
(
ItW.
lull
Fralarr
6rirt,
l
0t
Briuta
rttu.MMrul.
WINNIPEG,
July
16.
Wi
OH'.
WHY
MOT
FEED
'EM
TO
TOUR
DOCKS?
itinl-
peg
will
be
the
venue
of
,the
Dominion
football
finals.
Accord-
ing
to
Sam
Davidson,
secretary
of
the
Dominion
Football
association,
the
present
plans
are
to
YOU
TELL,
THAT
BIG
LOAFER
IF
HE
OOrT
GET
OUT
OF
this
house,
rut.
THROW
HIM
OUT-
9
lKTrtlTwl'n
Strvk.
be..
CmI
Brlula
rlfWtat
THE
VERT
IOEA
OF
6OCH
A
NJOoE
GO
IMG
ONJ
im
THIS
ARl'bTO
CRATlC
APARTMENT
JOT
LOOK
AT
OUILDIMG-
THEM
SWALLOW
FRANK
VVYKOFF
'FISHING
GOOD
W0N
100-YARDS
!
AT
SQUAD
AT
VANCOUVER
stage
the
deciding,
matches
at
Texas
Man
Unme
'Second
arid
THAT
Wjt
A
GOOD
IOEA
Or
TOOR-
JjGGft'.
WHATAKEVOU
1
Ptbu(MR.
T
HTthat's
WEUL,
HERE'S
a
T
0
rr
TO'
tftl,inliytl.rS.,JLclBrtU4'fWUlLM
sprWiu.
mn
M
r;ohwi
icnni
1111
a
nvti
1.
Carruthers
park
on
July
20
and
31.
,
Fl,stec
0f
Washington
State
In
addition
to
the
final,
the
i-..n
tkuj
'Rerwrt
frm
...in
u
,
;
.
.OTi
ncmcui
icomn
ni
imu
uno
!
.oio
lor
vne
ngni
vo
meei
ine.MBierners
4gg
on
July
24
and
26
or
July
25
.408
and
27.
i
'
.
j
:rounug
urouiius
last
last
eveii
evem
i
Alisa.jSIyrtle-
Cook
-Heal
V1)ff4ih
ore-stlU
runni
.413
'
.
..
imoney.
son
iinnprpiinr
niTPiiivTi
1
fehATILh,
July
rranK
.
HUWianUr,
riliniflU
IWrkoff
t
Lo.
Anireles
taDtured'.
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o.
o
i
...
T
...
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.
..
taken,
but
nrm
SCORES
YESTERDAY
Zff'jl,'&
Z
-ft
val
here
last
night.
hU
time
be-.rouch
improved
aii't
Following
are
the
scores
in
the
ing
9.7
seconds.
Claude
Bracy
(jf
mm
are
bow
finlm.g
Canadian
National
Recrtwtion
As-
Texas
came
second;
Warier
Fog-
of
at
Dundas.
soeiation
horse
shoe
pitching
ter
of
Washington
State
College
,
;
v
lontt:
M
third:
Johnny
Fltxnatrick
U.
ZL2Z1.
...
,"
W
Brass,
A.
B.
Nicholli
.....
21
Helton,
fourth.
Percy
WflliaraiJ
qfty
cenU
being
M.
L.
Stepn,
M.
Hudema
....
4
was
UBab,,e
to
run
owin
V
'ft
ttnd
14c
a
Kund
f'
.jurr
to
his
leg.
"
;
M.
L.
Stepp,
M.
Hudema
21
The
feature
of
the
meet"
wis
P.
MelHtMh,
A.
Styiea
15
the
defeat
of
Wykoff
by
'Miss'
1
,'
J.
II
Hdrton.
J
H.
Mair
W
Brass,
A.
R.
Nicholls
J.
H.
Horton,
J."
H.
Mair
M.
L.
Stepp.
M.
Hudema
W.
Draw,
A.
R.
Nicholli
21
Myrtle
Cook
of
Montreal
in
the
only
are
(
h.
i
:.
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hv
'
:i.t
ilTi'i'
.
ajA
.
M.
1
KntPfl
Klinflrl
LaJ
r
T
i
i
a
t
t.
.
I
Bracoy,
running
third
In
Miss
21
Cook's
team,
gave
her
a
fifteen
12
yard
lead
and
she
beat
Wykoff
21
to
the
tape
by
three
yards.
Miss
P
McIntoh.
A.
Styles
8
Cook
also
captured
the
100
yards
J.
II.
Horton.
J.
H.
Mair
2i
.
I.
i
,,
r
.
,
...
P.
Mcintosh.
A
Styla
8
ig
two
fifths
lower
than
the
world
record.
Jean
Thompson
and
Our
elaaaafferi
aectton
may
be
Florence
Bell
of
Toronto
flnish-
nf
special
totwfcaf
to
you
today,
ed
second
and
third
respectively.
Received
tfrcsh
Pratts"
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r
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Spratts
Dog
and
t.'il;-
plies
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please
you
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PHONES
58
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By
George
McManus
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