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PAGE
POTO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
.TU7
v,
J
BRITISH
DAVIS
CUP
TEAM
WINS
Germans
Ileatrn
By
Collin
and
flrfK-ury
(n
Pontiles
at
llerllil
Toda
BERLIN,
July
13
Tlx
BrltMi
Davis
Cup
doubles
Warn,
Collins
and
Gregory,
checked
the
.German's
rush.
In
the
European
nm
finals
today
by
defeating
the
German
doubles
team
8-4,
6-3,
6-0.
The
final
two
singles
games
wUl
be
played
tomorrow,
tie
winners
meeting
the
United
States
for
the
right
to
challenge
France
for
the
trophy.
SCHEDULE
FOR
CITY
BASEBALL
Time
Table
For
July
and
.August
Games
is
Announced
The
following
is
the
schedule
for
July
and
August
games
in
the
City
Baseball
League:
July
15
Elks
vs
S
0.
C.
July
18
Gyro
vs
Elks.
July
2a
Gyros
vs
S.
0.
C.
July
26
S.
O.
C.
vs
Elks.
July
29
Elks
vs
Gyros.
August
1
S.
0.
C.
vs
.
Gyros.
August
6
Elks
vs
S.
0.
C.
August
9
Gyros
vs
Elks
August
12
Gyros
vs
S.
0.
C.
August
16
S.
O.
C.
vs
Elks.
August
20
Elks
vs
Gyros
August
23
S.
O.
C.
vs
Gyros.
BRINGING
UP
HOLE
IN
ONE
AT
1AJPPR
PARK
IINKVfourth
and
displayed
better
con.
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Unnj
trol
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h
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TumHav
iicnpn
t,.i
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t
Per
Park
Lodge
golf
course,
has
made
his
second-bole
in
one-here:
r,
He
got
his
ace
yesterday
oh
the:
Welsh
hole
known
as
Tete
Jaune,
i
which
is
1G0
yards
and
par
three.
The
course
is
in
perfect
shape
and
will
be
in
splendid
condition
for
the
Canadian
and
western
am
ateur
championship
next
month.
....
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Stevens
.
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BASEBALLNOT
UPTOAVERAGE
Large
Crowd
Out
but
Toor
Exhibition
of
Game
When
Elks
Lost
to
Native
Son
One
of
the
largest
crowds
of
the
season
turned
out
last
night
to
see
the
Native
Sons
of
Canada
strengthen
their
lead
in
the
City
r.aseuau
league
ai
me
expense
01
the
Elks.
It
was
the
poorest
exhibition
of
ball
that
has
been
seen
here
this
season.
The
Elksjjjj
started
kicking
at
tne
umpires
decisions
in
jne
iirst
inning
ana
if
they
hadn't
amused
the
fans
so
mueh
with
their
tactics
no
one;
woud
have
stilyed
to
see
the
game
finished.
The
Elks
led
eight
to
two
in
the
thirdiinning,
but
the
Sons
manLoblick,
8;
Lambie.
1,
in
three
ih
-
aged
to
score
every
inning
after
inings;
Downie,
11,
in
four
that.
In
that
stanza
the
Elks
hiufngs.
FATHER
scored
seven
runs
off
LambJe.
Downie
went
in
the
box
in
the
striking
out
11
men
in
the
four
remaining
remaining
innings
innings
i
and
only
allow-
Tl
Tha
1...
Ipfl
anlfl
..IJ
nl
4U
'th
b
tt
rHowW
M
th
hnv
score:
Elks'
.,
AB
R
II
PO
A
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1
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Mitchell,
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4
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p,
sa.
.
.
4
0
10
Tn'osseVrF
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Gurvieh,!
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cf
3
0
S.
Gurvieh,
c
.
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7
Totals
.
.
37
12
9
18
10
13
S.
O.
G.
AH
P.
II
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Mitchell,
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lb
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5
4
4
Howe,
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.
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5
3
l
Downie,
lb,
p.
.
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5
Lambie,
p,
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.
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1
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jiemfes,
3b
4
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1
Smith,
rf,
2b.!.
3
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Philips,
eff,
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.
A
0
0
Astoria!,
c
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2
10
Totals
39
IB
12
21
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12
score
by
innings-
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0
7
0
0
0
4
12
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q
2
0
8J3
4
3
0
15
Summary
Two-base
hit,
Phil
-
lips;
three-base
hit,
Arseneau;
I..,
on
I
l,
O
W
MM.
mill
aai.rlfln-
'hJt
SmHV.-
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hn.
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i.
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t
VII
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w.
1
t'W"
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OW
v
WUW
Sport
Chat
thVbisebau
players
should'
remrnVfcr
that
-the
umpire
is
absolute,
rven
-
lf
-
Mto
-
TmjnmvHmtn
-
tag
the-.game
'squawk-and
ttireaftt:couIdn,t
be
much
worse,
-broadly,
to
ieav
the
field
as
one
or
two
osf
,
speaking.
Waite
Hoyt
has
kept
Elk
d;d
last
ninhi
wnen
they
the
club
in
the
pennant
race,
thought
.Ills
Umps
had
pulled
a
boner.
;
and
h
wi,
fa
d
M
tnrough
We
.thought
the
baseball
boys
were
.,
.
,
V
,.,
getting
away
from
that
kind
ef
thing
the
8eaRon
unles
he
meetH
wh
ton,
instead,
they
had
to
mako
a
poor,
an
accident.
The
other
pitchers
Bam
-worse
last
night
by
precipitating
on
Miller
-Huggfhs'
staff
show
XTunny'T.w
of
getting
tougher
between
of
the
.spectators
but
the
most
of
them
now
ant
the
end
,
of
September,
go
tip
there
to
see
baseball
and
not
If
old
Mr.
McGillicuddy
is
to
unseemly'
arguraenw
'
ween
the
urn-
achieve
his
ambition
and
wave
plrej
players
which
are
not
legal
.
-and
1,1.
.---i.
it.
fro
gcor
8Core
card
Signals
Irom
the
anyway,
and
are
not
good
adTcrtlse-
nJ8
mentt
1
the
game.
i
players
bench
.during
the
next
Nowhere
does
baseball
rivalry
run'cn'n?-
There
is
no
reason
to
sup-keerierJ,than
between
the
twin
cttiea
of
pose
he
Won't
get
it,
and
if
he
6Llp'1
nd
MmneP1'-
Thy
al-:doea,
the
Mackmen
are
likely
to
lLULlX"?
bat
their
way
right
over
the
top
Jriy
-4
an
oid.ianoed
fan
tight
of
the
American
League
long
latradueed
aad
mm
banMuneot
of
before
the
curtain
comes
down.
tL&
""tL8"'
pul
Hi8
present
lead
is
a
comfortable
prtelvee,
one
of
the
principals
in
the
:f
...
,
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'uncoai"
BOt
a
fp
on-
18
well
for
ge&tfal
melae.
was
kaoeked
clous,
try
Sammy
Bonne,
Minneapolis1
everyone
interested
to
remember
jconflft.
uttb
a
straight
right
to
the
rtti.
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oy
Uoettg,
fw
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so
ny
out
up;
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news
unaoie
to
soirttnuen
the.
f
1
which
was
we
bjr
st.
Paul.
8
ja
thirteen
game
,
lead
not
more
!to
7,
In
11
tnnlnas.
Ithnn
n
vnnr
nun
nnH
Krl
tn
,
.
The
rowgh-Jwuee
started
in
tbe
third,
i'."11.
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WRSI
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toun-
Th
latter.
MMAfkiiv
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thrv
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tMtt
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luul
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ung
at
first
base,
walked
over
to
Betta
:
and
struck
out
with
a
straight
right,
went
down
odd.
a
general
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FIRST
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LETTERS
I
WROTE
&
ijPi
OGS?
BEAUmPUL
l
OkJ-
M.
UAR
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WAS
.
THE
UAPPV
UlU.
.
pii'tw
jjp
I
;
fight
followed,
and
was
not
quelled
"Until
the
police
took
a
hand.
The
New
York--.
Yankees,
representing
the
real
threat
to
the
1
fond,
.hones,
of
the
Phihidelnhia
Athletics
"in
Hne'
American
League
baseball
race,
are
bound
to
get
ifa
-pitching
from
rionTfit
world
series,
he
needs
good
pit-
that
the
New
York
Yanks,
while
they
still
were
just
about
the
beat
-
.,
worj
ijke
blazwi
throuirh
th.
hit
of
th
ovnt,mh
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P"uKr
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it
buck
to
quaiHy
lor
airine
worm
series.
Oar
classified
section
may
be
of
special
interest
to
you
today.
WINNERS
IN
Yesterday's
Store
s
In
rpntent
Now
...
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-The
followtpg
wsre
the.'scorts
la
tht
Canadian
National
Rectcatloii
Assa
elation
horv
shoe
pitching,
contest:
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A.
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Harradlne,
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Baker
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H.
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W.
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...
13
L.
Holtby.
E.
B.
Baker
21
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Jenner..
N.
W.
Appleyard
...
12
P.
Peterson,
J..
A.
Tsng
21
W.
J.
Fldler.
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M.
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E.
Dickens
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WO
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Herbert,
how
man
.season
are
theret"
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Two."
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two
Nam-UiecaT
"Cricket
and
footbaU."
Strand.
By
George
McManus
NINTH
INNING
BALL
RAH!
Were
Wedding
Factors
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ninth
inninir
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Chicago
Cubs
and
won
m
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Frankhouse
to
pull
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n
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4U.
UL.:n
1
have
a
lead
of
three
ul
.
over
the
Chicago
Cubs
Cincinnati
Reds
took
,he
i
siraigat
irom
liosion
l
-r
American
League
In
tbe
American
Leaj;
.
York
Yankees
troun
:
White
Sox
behind
He-
Pr
Cleveland
Indians
ilcwt
1
Washington
Senators
anu
Tigers
nosed
out
Bor
R
by
scoring
four
runs
in
he
Dorens
forced
in
the
w,:;
by.
hitting
a
batsman
v
bases
were
full.
Philadelphia
Athlete
'
talned
their
lead
bv
St.
Louis
Browns
in
game
and
also
taking
.
of
a
double-header.
Yesterday's
big
league
National
League
Chicago
S.
New
Ym
4
St.
Louis
7.
Brook!
vr
s
Cincinnati
4.
Boston
Pittsburgh
C.
Philadc
:
:
American
league
Wiflblngtou
2,
Clevc:
New
York
12.
Chirag
Philadelphia
10-8,
St
.
Boston
12,
Detroit
1C
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
W
f
Pittsburgh
ro
.
Chicago
40
New
York
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i
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Brooklyn
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Boston
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t'i
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29
4
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
Philadelphia
....
R7
New
York
47
St.
Louis
4G
Detroit
44
Cleveland
:t8
Washington
29
43
Chicago
29
Boston
24
Visitors
for
Prince
Rupei
UlaMrr
or
t'lnanrr
tu
IU
Km
1
(MUi
and
lltlrgatr
to
K-'l
Purple
Comrntlon
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unusually
Urge
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filhrr
tmportsnt
vuitor:
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for
Uw
Domln:
u
ixge
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th
Ladles
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Purpl.
win
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Priin;
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;
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addition
tu
Hon
Jsmei
A
minister
of,
flruuioe
for
Ca:
'
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Kill
be
golltc
througti
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Louise
on
bwsScg
will
bnnK
a
pr
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nuadied
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t;f
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Muoivle
CluH
who
w
i-'
rolng
to
Aluk
The
grai;;
1
in
ins
tny
sjsm
on
Bstui
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hr
ssme
stsmr
passe
r'Ut
south
A
Wo
on
Monday,
delrtates
mence
to
arm
from
aa
tz
Newfoundland
for
th
Rot
eMvenlk)n
Sessions
will
t
(h
Jocal
Elks'
Hom
n
Tuc:
iwdaj
and
Thuradar
and
tt,'
a
big
program
of
enwru.
'
tlM
vuitlng
ladies
On
Saturday
evenlnK
"
1
DeUb
will
be
back
here
ui.
Prlrccaa
Louise
and
will
rem:.
1:
elty
untu
tb
following
Moni
tng
whtn
he
will
prccetd
e
u
f
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.
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nt
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iai
'
Across
Canada
tour
party
f
from
the
United
BKvtes
w
M
"
Prince
Rupert.
SCHEDULE
FOR
STEWART
SHIEB
July
.
19
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vi
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Hmpren8
vs
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ACCOUNT
Young
Mrs.
Green-
l
Vi"
oien
an
account
here.
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