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PA3E
"HfO
"Football
Season
Opened
Last
Evening
with
a
Victory
for
the
Thistles
Over
Regiment
The
senior
football
season
got
away
"
to
lonening
game
Dyja;score
or
sis.goais
Thistles'
game.
Their
defence
eW
the
Regiment
easily
and
while
l
n
i
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r
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.
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a
:
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rA-thing
the
Thistles'
forwards
rrrmbined
ut
was
beaten
four
times
when
his
backs
and
hiilves
were
overrun
by
the
Scots.
Goals
were
;;
padded
by
A.
Mitchell.
W.
Mitchel'
and
Jack,
two.
In
a
break-away
.
i
'i.i.
r.itti
il
.
I.
tlii-i.
well
and
shot
often.
$fend
played
a
rare
game
in
goal.
'trz
sea
lod
Ik
5,
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QUALIFIES
IN
GOLF
OPENING
MOOKETOWN,
England.
May;
BASEBALL
WORK
OUTSUNDAY
Work
Done
on
Grounds
as
Well
as
Practice
ihere
was
a
sood
understanding
nwnt,
which
gave
a
vpr-
ragged
display.
W.
Williscroft
rcfereed
and
A.
Clapperton
and
y.
Ranee
were
linesmen.
There
was
a
big
turnout
of
spectators.
Regiment
started
wjth
the
hill
in
their
favor
nd
play
was
evenly
divided
till,
following
a
miskk-k
by
Lajnbii;.
Jna
the
team
was
individually
and
iunt
added
collectively
superior
to
the
Kegi-
Regiment.
l1
a
second
for
Ilodgkinson;
Wilson;
Ross,
uoss,
Russell,
Hunt,
Hadden,
Fraser.
Thistles
Lambie;
Haig.
Ers-kine;
G.
Mitchell,
Baptie,
Woods:
A.
Mitchell.
MacDonald.
W.
Mjtihell.
Campbell.
Jack.
Russell
put
the
Regiment
a
ViMf
'
up
with
a
good
shot;.
Thistle,
t
i
y
mrp
TjsnpT
ihtnn
usicuueu
wen,
wjrai4i
,
wat
in
splendid
form.
fnHly
W.
'.Mitchell
put
the
teams
etjtfa).
and
Vlfew
minutes
lafi
2fk'ep4ulli
l4ok
adntK.'
of
P
5
trniu
e
-
;
standing
in
the
soldiers'
defence.
The
xecond
half
-wm
all
.
The
Jeam8
were
:
Tlia
rromAd
nf
4
ha
ft
Afl
rfftTI
DID
you
ever
see
pure
delight
shine
from
a
boy's
face
?
It's
a
picture
you'll
long
remember.
Try
it
on
your
boy
this
coming
birthday.
Get
him
a
C.CM:
Bicycle.
Of
all
bicycles,
the
C.CM.
is
the
one
boys
talk
about
most.
They
know
C.C.M.'s
special
features
the
Triplex
Crank
Hanger,
the
Hercules
Coaster
Brake,
the
20-year
nickel-plating,
the
three
coats
of
enamel
baked
on
over
a
coat
of
rustproof,
and
Dunlop
Tires.
They
know
it's
the
king
of
the
bicycle
world.
Get
your
C.
C.
M.
catalogue
at
the
dealer's
or
write
our
nearest
office.
Canada
Cycle
&
Motor
Co.,
Limited,
Weston
(Ont.),
Montreal,
Winnipeg
or
Vancouver.
'
ir
,M,
El
CUJsi
BSSj
oil..
Hi.
I
Bicycles
Red
Bird
Massey
Perfect
Cleveland
Columbia
.
Also
CC.Mi
Joycyclcs
ori
Childftf
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CANADIAN
SPOUTS'
WEEK-MAY
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eaeues.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday,
May
14,
1929
LEAGUE
BALL
TODAY'SGAMES
IN
THE
STATES
WOMEN'S
GOLF
.
Joyce
Wethered
Beats
Mrs.
Mn-
Philadelphia
Still
Tied
For
First
di.
fiIenna
Colle(t
Wins
Place
After
Losing
Game
t
but
0ff
Stroke
A.
f!
1
------
AH
the
.-
senior
r
leigue
-
baseball
;
new
YORK,
-
'
May
14:
t
Under
-mm
1
1
rwi
.
,
.
1
T-
fciaSt
evening
wnen
,tne
lniSS.peat
tlie
KegjmeJH
in
me
team8
for
thig
season
were
repre-;
BU,ky
Jlarrti'
southing
influence,
i4.r-Joyce
Wethered,
British
star,
10
tWO.
1
senteI
at
an
enthusiastic
worn-
fjeooie
UhljH
Vfha
was
The
Athletics
held
to
a
tie
for
"P-
the
...in
-f.9i
.v,an
Hrmhlp
.u.
.....u
.k.
v,Voo
Observers
were
not
Inclined
to
I
III
UC
T
Hie
illBl
IUIC
Willi
UIC
header
will
be
played.
In
the
first
who
loit
thelr
thIrd
straight,
this
fovor
MUs
Collett
s
chances
In
irr.o
ih
VnHvp
Knn
of
Canada
.i
rio..ij
n.
n.,tt.
hif
later
rounds
unless
she
can
show
decided
improvement
In
her
short
Regiment
urana;
Nor-',;n
xor-
.wi
i
Uv
.t,
thp
pit.
R11t.
th
tk.
uHnnura
winners
tn
to
.i..
..
...
t,
ui.
ic'x..u
i...v.
wn..n
..
meet
the
Gyro
Club
in
the
second
game
of
the
dy.
Following
will
be
the
regular
batteries
for
the
season:
Elks
Spiro
Gurvich,
catcher,
and
Herman
Loblick.
pitcher.
,
Gvro
Club
E:irl
Minnehan
or
Elmer
Smith
and
Nick
Chenoski.
BELANGERWINS
BY
KNOCKOUT
14
Walter
Hagen.
United
States,
I
took
the
lead
in
the
first
qualify-;
TORONTO.
Mav
14.
Frenchv!
ing
round
of
the
Yorkshire
Eve-1
Belanger
of
Toronto
recaptured)
jning
News
thousand
guineas
tour-:
the
Canadian
flyweight
title
here
'
nameni
loaay
wnen
ne
mrnea
jn
a
;
last
night
from
Harry
Hill
of
sensational
G9.
Al
Watrous
of
Montreal,
who
only
a
few
weeks
Detroit
came
second
with
70.
;ag0
toppled
the
crown
from
I
Belanger's
head.
Belanger
won
I
Dally
News
"Classified"
adver-
j
in
the
sixth
round
by
a
technical
!
Hing
brings
results.
.
'knockout.
j
rme,Dad?
Qh,Bqy!
tivS
game.
,
In
the
NaUonal
League,
Chicago
bounced
Xbaek
into
first
place,
defeatihgBoston
while
the
lowly
Phillies
were
beating
the
Cardinals.
.
The
Giants
were
blanked
by
Adolpb
Luaue
of
Cincinnati.
Native
Sons
of
Canada
CJll
Liiqufe
madeia
homer
in
the
sixth.
Downle
and
WilLLambie
i
msuurgn
muveu
hhu
muu
j
place
by
beaming
Brooklyn.
BASEBALL.SCORES
.
National
League
Cincinnati
7,
New
York
0.
Pittsburgh
12,
Brooklyn
4.
St.
Louis
9.
Philadelphia
10.
Chicago
G,
Boston
4.
-
American
League
New
York
3,
Cleveland
4.
Philadelphia
3;
Detroit
5.
Boston
2,
Chicago
1.'
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
!
W.
L.
Chicago
...........
14
7
St:
Lodls
V.
15
8
rPiltsborgh
10
0
FBoston1
10
10
Philadelphia
.
.
9
10
CiricfinnUti
"r'.'J'iil
.
.
10
12
fNeW
TorlC..1
7
10
Brooklyn
6
15
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
1
STANDINGS
...
K.l
:
i
:
W.
NewH.York
13
Philadelphia-
13
i
St.
Louis.
viU.
13
I
Detroit
15
Cleveland-
11
i
Washington
7
Chicago
8
Boston
7
L.
.
7-.7
i
9
11
12
12
15
14
Pet
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SCHEDULE
FOR
C.N,
SOFTBALL
The
C.N.R.
softball
league
schedule
for
the
first
half
of
the
i
season
Is
as
follows:
May14
Station
vs.
Superin
tendent's
Office.
.
May
17
Round
House
vs.
Dry-doek.
May
21
Station,
vs.,
Round
4Hqu?e.
.
May
24
Superintendent's
Office
va,
Drydock.
May
28
Drydoek
vs..
Station.
May
3SuperJntendenfs
Of-five
vs.
Round
House.
June
4-Superintendent's
OM
fice
vs.
Station.
r
M
June
7
Drydock
vs.
Round
Hoifse.
June
House.
11
Station
vs.
Round
June
14
Drydock
vs.
Sunerln
tendent's
Office.
June
17
Station
vs.
Drydock.
June
21
Round
House
vs,
Superintendent's
Office
WOMEN
WIN
GOLF
GAMES
Mfss
Joyce
Wethered
and
v
Glenna
Collett
Each
,
Hegln
,ST.
ANDREWS,
Scotland,
May
lnpTfhe
two
outstanding
stars
on
whom
the
hopes
of
Britain
and
the
United
States
rest
for
victory
In
the
British
Women's
Golf
Championship.
Miss
Joyce
tlfAl.nM.l
T-
I
1
1
1
f
1
-
I
iiciiieicu,
r.ngiano,
anu
.niaa
uienna
uoiiett,
unltea
btates,
won
their
matches
yesterday.
Miss
Wethered
defeated."
Miss
Loddctt
6
and
5
and
Miss
Collett
achieved
n
6
and
3
vlcfory
over
Marjorle
Whlto.
Jloehampton.
ST.
ANDREW'S,
Scotland,
May
traded
by
defeated
Mrs.
D.
G.
Madill
8
and
9
UV...
fliA
Dnntninnf
Riind
ii-oc
fli-
rtiirotonntn
(T
nlavpt.
:
matt
nn
ths
Aionnnlls
Hill
o-rmmils
,
iln.-nlor.r)
in
Mafmlt
I
not
wlntpr
1
In
tho
llritlah
women
H
ffOlt
JNorrington
put
uM'fine
game,
but
tired
tpwards
the
end.
Sunday
90,me
jjf
"P1"
f
,
pme
ttek
with
a
bang.
Beat-
championship
today
Glenna
Cbl-
Iffherestof
theRWmeiltfe
ng
out.
In
addition
.to
the
work:.-
the
Athletics
yesterday,
he
lett,
United
States
defeated
Mm
tine
16SI
01
ine
neimenLiiearjridlfeu
to
Lei,
a
t
th
piayWi
jurned
to
a
work-
Maude
Bryant
of
Ashford
Manor
,halked
un
hIg
sixth
victory
rderstanding,
but
.ijl
put
up
a
better
showing
with
team
Jg
a
resutt
o
which
con-
,
,a
the
best
Club
3
and
2.
Mrs.
F.
J.
Mul-
.jpriictice.
-
.jjaj,
'
'
1
....
,.
,
isiderable
improvements
werer
'
rg
j
either
of
the
major
queen
of
Toronto
defeated
Miss
A.
ta
ma
M'LARNIN
GETS
OFFER
OF
MATCH
WITH
JOE
DUNDEE
VANCOUVER,
May
14.
Jimmy
McLarnin's
manager
last
night
re
ceived
a
telegram
from
Jess
Mc-Mahon
of
New
York
offering
Mc-Larnin
a
match
with
Joe
Dundee,
LI..
t
X'
T
1.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
!
N.
C.
Royal
Reade,
Prince
Ruperti
Prince
Rupert
A.
Smith,
Sunnyside;
II.
W,
Chambers,
Inverness;
D.
Joseph
T.
Mandy,
Anyox.
TORONTO
STOCKS
rvMirtesv
R.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
Associated
Oil,
4.90.
Home
Oil,
23.00.
Hudson
Bay,
18.00.
Nickel
50.15.
Mayland,
14.50.
:.
!
Mandy,
1.01.
Newbec,
68.
Noranda,
55.25.
Souwestern
Pete,
7.10.
Sudbury
Basin,
8.00.
Sherritt-Gordon,
8.05.
Teck
Hughes,
9.00.
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PROMINENT
FIGURES
IN
SPORT
Written
Especially
for
the
Daily
N
ews
by
the
Sports
Editov
BLHKIDCB
THOMAS
GEKUY
Famous
American
Yachtsman
THe'-gfnUfii'V'
snr
of
-Club,
position
which
he
heM
the
Declaration
of
Independence,
"even
yeaes.
Ilia
i
iajrship
TloWs
fo.'1
wm
ycht
Klectra,
Elbridge
Gerry
w4
bec
rt?uof
hi?LngPHfc
lo?!
SS
"-
the
At.
mum.
uccgu,
public
service
and
has
also
be-
i4,
,
,,
.
.
.
i
IIi8
affection
for
this
yacht
come
widely
known
as
a
lawyer,
iWUII
.uc.
that,
wh.n
1
banker
and
yachtsman.
jywr8
mm
,t
neee88arv
for
g
Born
In
New
York
City
on
to
uult
thVsea,
he
would
imt
.n
CJiriatmas
Day.
1837.
he
has
been
tlie
Electra
or
allow
her
to
te
known
to
his
friends
ever
since
used
by
anyone
else
but
orders
jooo
as
tommauore
uerry.
inwr-"her
uwmantleu.
ested
in
yachting
for
several
In
the
latter
years
of
his
lift
years,
he
was
then
elected
com-
he
has
made
his
homo
at
N.
modore
of
the
New
York
Yacht
port.
SENTENCES
IN
TWO
BANDITS
MOTOR
CASES
HELD
UP
CAFE
IJorrs
and
Others
Get
Six
Months
Each
for
Manslaughter
News
Item
Th
sun
1k
said
to
be
consuming
itself
at
the
ntte
of
AT
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER,
May
14.
-With
!
VANCOUVER,
May
14
Two
J
ljuriM
of
showing
UandiU
unmasked
and
brandish-fwtffi
!fl
n'
yteter
genera-'
httvy
revoVer8
entered
Le
ion,
Mr
Justice
Gregory
in
as-
Cafe
0
(;ranvil,e
Kt
t
.r
f.talill..
u.
.!
month.
...h.
.
H?".'
.
t
III
i.u1".''"1
I
tL
on.
L-
.-
-
-
1
PRIEidiF
WHEAT
250,000,000
tons
a
war.
;
VANCOUVER,
Going
almost
as
fast
as
our
prise
of
wheat
winter
n
ppUjJudgp.
.-.
$1.12.
,
May
14
here
toduy
Pct
!:
-
A
g
In
the
"Spirit'
ifMke'!
MlMl
T
one
U1
M,e
""u
18
"u
8irca-20,
They
were:
Theodore
,B4ggs.
aged
dating
from
AprrllG;
Alxl
,
u,fua
trutf8,e
,nL
whlth
the
fcan'
ander
Williamson,
aged
21,
dating
:
dit
f,red
hot8
the
holduP
from
November
14.
This
sentence
mB
eMaId-
Two
minutes
after
expires
today.
Basil
Moreus.
agd
the
robbery
an
allegedly
stolen
18,
dating
from
April
30;
John
cr.
crashed
Jnto
a
street
tar
on
Mercer,
aged
20,
convicted
of
Granville
Street.
Fred
Fritilcr
causing
bodily
harm
by
wanton
alina
Frinle
aged
19,
was
re-
or
furious
driving,
also
received
moved
to
hospital
under
a
pel
ice
six
months
dating
from
April
30.
guard
suffering
from
serious
in-Reeornmettdations
were
made
that
ternal
injuries.
Fred
A.
Lcafe
Boggs'
driving
license
be
cancelled
alleged
friend
of
Fritalcr
?
,j
for
three
and
the
others
for
years
"
,eid
yy
tj,fl
fr
nv,
ngi-
two
years
each.
tlon
connection
with
tJio
r4
RELATIVELY
.SPEAKING
'hwse,In
whteh
FriUler
roomed.
The
wis
j
as
art
mW
En(rgencj
'
Vli
kv"
Invincible
Always
Thrust
and
parry
and
the
ring
of
steel
on
steel.
Such
scenes
as
this
were
common
when
the
Musketeers
of
the
King
roamed
the
streets
of
Paris.
Days
when
every
man.
placed
his
faith
in
his
glittering
sword
and
his
lady's
favour.
Athos,
Porthos
and
Aramis
,
,
,
one
for
all
and
all
for
one
.
,
.
invinciblo
dien
as
always,
THREE
STAR
HENNESSY
BRANDY
Bottled
at
Cognac,
France
HSR
This
advertisement
la
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
GovernmiP
,
of
British
Columbia,
.
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