PAGE
roust
GYROS
BEATEN
AT
BASEBALL
Taken
Inlo
Camp
By
Sons
of
.CflPada
Jn.,City
.
League.
.
..
Fixture
Before
a
good
sized
crowd
at
Acropolis
Hill
last
night,
the
Son
of
Canada
'took
the
Gvros
into
camp
5-8,
in
a
City
League
baseball
fixture.
Downie,
pitch-
Ing
for
the
Sons,
arrowed"
only
lire
hits,
put
was
very
wild
at
first,
walking
four
men
in
the
Jirst
three
innings.
He
tightened
up
after
that,
however,
and
was
never
in
serious
trouble
again.
The
,
Sons
hit
safely
in
every
inning
but
the
sixth.
The
Gyros
lost
their
chance
to
win
in
the
second,
when
with
the
bases
fjjll
and
none
out,
Farquhar
sent
a
long
fly
out
to
left.
Tite,
who
was
on
third,
got
his
signals
mixed
and
after
the
ball
was
caught
walked
off
the
base.
Howe
threw
to
Mensies
who
easily
touched
him
for
the
sec
ond
out.
Easson
hit
a
hat
foul
down
the
third
base
line.
struck
a
rock
and
looked
fai
but
"the
umpire
mid
"no."
Art
then
struck
out.
Mitchell,
lead-off
man
for
the
Sons,
hit
through
short
Howe
fanned
while
Mitchell
stele
second
and
third.
Wendle,
the
next
man
up,
placed
another
single
through
short
and
Mitchell
scored,
Benny
going
to
second
on
the
throw
in.
Downie
smash
ed
a
hard
single
to
left
and
Wendle
came
home.
Stalker
ran
for
Downie
and
stole
second
as
Lambk
fanned,
Haveland
hit
Smith
and
Menzies,
filling
the
bases,
lie
then
caught
Smith
napping
off
second
for
the
third
put
The
Sons
got
another
in
the
third.
Wendle
singled
to
centre
and
went
to
second
when
Moran
threw
out
Downie
on
a
fielder's
choice.
Lambie
pame
through
with
a
hit
to
left
and
Benny
scored.
Mitchell
scored
for
the
SonB
in
the
tffch.
First
man
up.
he
hit
a
hot
,ae
jwhich
Easson
-Jailed
to
handle.
lie
stole
sfecond.
Howe
popped
out
to
Haveland
I
and
Wendle
went
out,
Eaustm
toil
jjiiijuuiir,
iniixjieii
iaKing
mirai
on
the
play.
Downie
eraahed
hial
second
hit
to
left
and
fcill
ronH
ped
home.
Stalker,
who
ran
for
Downie.
was
caught
off
first.
In
the
seventh,
with
two
out,
MiteheM-
tripled
to
right.
Itowb
drove
him
in
and
Wendle
made
his
third
hit.
Downie
tot
one
to
Haveland
for
the
third
cut
How
Gyros
Scored
The
Service
Club
got
ne
run
in
the
first
Downie
threw
out
Farquhar.
Easson
drew
a
pass.
He
went
to
Beoend
on
4
balk
and
stole
third.
Haveland
smashed
one
at
Wendle
which
he
missed
and
Easson
crossed
the
plate.
McKeown
hit
a
fly
to
Wendle
to
end
the
inning.
Bury
hit
to
left
in
the
second.
Tlte
was
safe
when
Mftchell
dropped
the
ball.
Then
Downie
lost
sight
of
home
plate,
throwing
eleven
balls
in
a
.row.
Prit-'
chard
and
McNulty
both
walked,
forelng'Bury
in
with
a
run,
Farquhar
filed
out
to
Howe
HURLS
POLO
CHALLENGE
Through
Sir
Harold
Shagge,!
the
Hurlingham
Club
of
Eni:laid
has
mailed
a
preliminary
note
to
the
United
,
States'
Polo
Association
announcing
its
tphui
to,
send
a
civilian
team
to
the
United
States
in
1930
to
compete
for
the
international,
polo
cup
which
has
been
on
this
side
ofi
tlie
Atlantic
since
Harry
Payne
Whitney's
sent
a
te.-un
to
the
Old
'
Country.
,
'
'
J
-
and
Tite
was
outl
at'third.
Ea'ssoin
ended
the
inning;
by
the
strike"
out
ronte.
Gyros'
last
rrni
was
scored
In
the
third.
Moran
struck
out.
Haveland
walked
and
went
to
second
as
Wendle
threw
out
McKeown
at
first
Bury
got
a
lucky
4hH'dtmnthe-th4rMs
4ine-and
Haveland
went
to
third.
Tite
bounced"
a
fasfone
Into'
Dowine'sJ
ribs
and
before
he
could
get
the
ball,
tile
had
scored
and
Tite
was
safe.
Downie
then
caught
Bury
off
second
for
the
third,
out.
Score
by
innings:
S.
0.
C
2
0
10
10
15
Gyros
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
C
Box
Score'
S.
O.
C
-Abk
II
TO
A
E
B.
Mitchell
lb,
4
3
2
9
Howe
1L,
Wendle
.ss
,
Downie
ip.,
Lambie
cf.,
.
Smith
2b
.
Menzies
3b
Astoria
c,
.
Frizzell
rf.,
Totals
.
...
Gyros
,.
4
,.
4'
.
4
.
3
.2
.
2
.
3
.
3
29
0
0
0
0
0
1
3
2
1
6
1
0
1
Farquhar
lb.,
4
0
0
12
Easson
2b.,
.
2.
I
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0
Moran
ss
-4
0
.1
Haveland
jl,
.31
0
McKeown
rfn
'3
0
T"Q
Bury
cu,
...
...
3
J
2
Tite
3b.,
.vi..S
0
1
Pritchard-cf.'.
-2-0
McNulty
If.,
..
2
0
Totals
....
2C
3
0
1
1
3
0
3
1
1
0
5
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Mitchell;
two
base
hit,
Frizzell;
stolen
bases,
Mitehell,
3;
Easson;
bases
on
balls,
off
Downie,
5;
hit
by
pitcher,
by
Haveland,
2;
balk,
Downie;
Easson
hit
by
batted
ball
;
left
on
bases,
Sons
of
Caanda,
C;
Gyros,
7.
Uniphes,
Menzies
and
Ratchford.
League
standing:
W.
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Native
Sons
.......
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2
Elks
3
4
Gyros
3
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1925
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cidentally,
getting
revenge
at!
the
July
"Fourth
celebration
In
Jlydej
,by
.
winning
27
to
i.
The
Stewart
1
celebration
started
off
with
a
big
parade
In
which
prizes'
were
awarded
for
the
best
decorated
cars.
Then
there
was
a
full
program
of
field
sports.
At
lTtrmer"'Drrrntrrrorf'iaTw!rr-aho
Connie
Mack,
seems
to
have
finally
gathered
together
a
base
ball
machine
comparable
to
his
famous
old
gung
of
1905-09-'ll
and
'13.
Grove,
Wahlberg,
Rom-mell,
Quinn
and
Earnshnw
do
not
suffer
from
comparison
even
when
stacked
up
against
Tlank,
Somers
Son
was
the
winner
of
"
"M
13
the
Trince
Ceorge
Derby
horse
2
,r
superior
10
race
at
the
interior
town
last
VTUfF
T-
Schg'
esPf,c
a,ly
week,
being
fully
a
length
ahead
of
John
Franklin.
Fast
Age
waB
the
third
horse
of
the
seven
in
'on
the
offensive.
Fox.
Bishon.
Boley
and
Dykes
are
probably
not
as
great
as
Mclnnis,
Colins,
Carry
and
Baker,
but
still
are
t.
.
Preat
enough
to
cause
anguish
en
the
Derby
and
collected
the
"
Fitm
Tu
f
nn
ti
Simmons.
Haas
11
and
MIllw
hold
the
big
feature
of
the
Dominion
"
Day
celebration
at
Prince
George
a
WW
this
year.
In
a
baseball
game,!
liisconae,
beat
Prince
George
10
There
Is
rumor
that
efforts
to
2.
There
were
also
many
other
will
be
made
to
organize
a
golf
0'kinds
of
sports
and
races
at
the
lub-
In
Prince
Rupert.
Several
IV'I
toWi!4lr
I
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t.
L
1
1
.71
,
Stewart
also
had
a
bier
cele-
different
graups
have
been
wbr
king
on
schemes
but
so
far
no
definite
anouneement
is
made.
l
'v'0
0
O
bratlon
on
Dominion
Day,
one
of
What
seems
certain
is
that
it
0
1
!"
0
the
features
of
the;
proceedings
wi"
e
a
costly
thing
and
mem-5
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a
bnseUill
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whiph
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must
be
nrenared
to
die-
Summary
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base
hit,
B.
Hyder
-won
15
to
7,
Stewart,
in-
deeply
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their
rackets.
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AMERICANS
ON
BRITISH
COLLEGE
TRACK
TEAM
NEW
Y9RK,
N.Y.,
July
9:
Three
former
American
college
stars
will
be
in
the
ombined
Ox-
2rd-Jmlmdjre
Jft.wJxejL.
the
llritlsh
invaders
meet
a
picked
I'ale-Harvwrd
team
Ib
an
international
track
meet
at
Harvard
sta-
lium
July
IS.
xrmu
vnnt-
1..
1..
m.
ii7J.
Vv,
7
With
the
BrHish
team.ivlll
.be
Pirates
i
increased
a
their
lead
over
a,
Rhodes
,
scholars
v
,.
Bayes
n;,.
M.
f
Chicago
one
and
a
half
games
by
defeating
Brooklyn
today
as
former
Yale
sprter.
a-
Princeton
Gates,
former
the
Cubs
lost
to
Boston.
football
player
ana
wetgnt
rain
Jem
Bottomles
war
club
was
nd
E.
R.
McGill.
oho-time
Oni-
good
for
a
pair
of
circuit
blows
verlt
of
Florjd,a
pole'
vaulteri
which
irav
St.'
T.miin
the
vfctnrir
over
the
rhillles.
4
.
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
The
Giants
won
the
fourth'!
"STANDINGS
straight
from
Cincinnati.
.
W.
-
In
the
American
League,
Chi-
Pittsburgh
48
cago
made
it
three
out
of
four
Chicago
45
over
the
Athletics
when
Faber
New
York
44
outpitched
Pincus
Quinn.
St.
Louis..
38
New
York
nosed
out
a
dose
HfT'li'?
'
2
Victory
over
St.
Louis.
Washing-
v!!!?
P
S
ton
defeated
Detroit
and
Boston
r,t
rl
n
j
x
tj-,
.vjinvfrnwH
u
111
vhttciuiiu
wbh
roiiifu
out.
fol
lowing
are
the
scores:
National
Iveajjue
Cincinnati
5.
Nwv
York
8.
Pittsburgh
S,
DrWklyn
1.
St.
Lotrfs
7,
PhUftdelplila
4.
Chicago
2,
Boston
6
American
League
New
York
8,
St.
Louis
7.
Philadelphia
4,
Chicago
C.
Washington
2,
Detroit
1.
VERY
WEUU'.
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JUOT
Ruk
DOWM
TO
'
THE
CUJB
FER
AWHILE
L.
2C
2C
38
S7
40
41
4G
47
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
'
W.
L.
rMlafolplrra
......
64
20
New
York
40
27
fit.
LobIs
48
30
Detnsft
.41
38
Cleveland
8G
3G
Washington
..
28
44
Chicago
29
50
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STATION
WON
IN
PLAY-OFF
Heat
Superintendent's
Office
in
Deciding
Softball
Game
of
,Firt
Half
A
good
crowd
of
fans
was
ou'
to
see
the
station
cinch
'no
firit.
half
of
the
Canadian
Na:
iona!
softball
schedule
last
nij-iif
b
downing
the
superinti'iidcnt'j
team
12
to
7
in
a
play-off
station
collected
runs
in
ev.
rv
in
ning,
but
two,
while
the
npvosmj
got
runs
in
only
three
iumnpv
First-class
ball
was
liKht!d
up
fcv
both
iearofr
a'nd
the
game
wa-
w,
Jce
right
up
to
the
lat
m
m
to
bat.
Station
A.
Skattebol.
.
;
j,
Holtby,
p;
Stiles,
lb;
Stalk.!.
2b
Horton,
3b;
Mair,
ss;
Thorn;,
rl
B.
Skattebol,
cf;
McIntoth
!
Superintendeet's
office
-
li
,,
rojrd,
c;
Harold,
p;
Morisoc
1.,
Sunaneri,
2b;
Lauten,
Hh;
Hon.
ss;
Taylor,
rf;
Daw
Strachan,
If.
The
station
will
play
at
dose
of
the
settson
with
the
win
ntng
team
of
the
second
halt
lor
league
honors.
JEDWAY
SALTERY
The
B.
C.
Packers
is
prepar
11?
the
saltery
at
Jedway
on
the
south
end
of
Queen
ChurMti-Islands
for
use
this
season
ir.
putting
op
salmon.
By
George
Mr
IV
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