jL.-wf
A'JK
TtTO
II.!
i
i
J
!
t
j
i
I
j
I
i
i
j
i
i
i
i
i
i
1
s
I
I
I
I
KENTUCKY
"Highway"
was
one
of
the
"Which
was
won
by
Clyde
Van
SNAPPED
BONE
IN
HIS
ANKLE
AT
BASEBALL
JJig
Ieague
flames
Result
in
Changes
of
Standing
Over
Week-End
!
NEW
YORK,
May
20:
The
Yankees
won
the
third
game
in
"Iwo
days
from
BoslBft
"yiitlhlay.
pime,
was
ealledjbLibe
fifth
rain.
TKFJjES&Ss
saw
Sua
'9eMaM'
IndWnsRh
off
imUJtt.nheMWsion
thaWUflft
St.
5i
:ui
dftff
full
game
behind
the
iMesta
to
the
fear
:of
foja
Mack-
.?..;,W:?
1
lie
,en
II.
aa-
.--I
.".Jf
The
.
.
White
S.iufnea
-
the
met
in
uetrolt,
JohnnySBIostil
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday
May
2ft,
15$
HIGH
SCHOOL
Sport
Chat
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
A
HARD
PAR
4
(.Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
ce
iiuuueu
anu
miny
nve,
ana
weison
were
two
good
bacfcu.
'Y.
.
.
hli't
:,V
iDned
a
bona
in
riLrht
p
,
tfiT.
tV
.?m
liln
"ntrie8
remain
and
for
each
one,Colussi
was
the
'pfek
of
theihs'Tes
Enf
a"a
Allowed
up
their
one-Itje
as
h,e
lid
over,
thiSplate.
4i,
.
.
.
,L
,,u.n,
.
Lit
coal
draw
of
Saturday
with
the
iL?Ln?SS??PK!
?
fBa
League
flgni'
idf'lhe
top
bja
shading
Adolfo
'Luque
and
nnrl
!i,RS?J!i
2,
leigh
CHmes
pitched
the
Pirates
U,
a
decision
over
Chicago,
77TT77
CLYDE
VAN
DUSEN
t
WON
KENTUCKY
DERBY
IN
DRIVING
RAIN
'
LOUISVILLE.
Kentnrlrv
May
20:
Clyde
Van
Dusen,
'
wearing
the
colors
of
Her-
bert
P.
Garner
of
Am.tor.
fi-
daaa,
Nw
York,
won
the
KminoVw
rtarKv
Co
..)...
I...
A
I
P
"nuvn;
('civ,
ootulUSj
Lfjf
t;
t,two
lengtha
from
Nafihapur
!
Via
tt
hnd
three-flflhs
niin-
utea.
i
Tha
third
horse
In
the
race
1
was
Panchto.
with
Rin
(
Larkfpur
a
favoritey
com--
lag
fourth.
,,M4MMt
PROMINENT
FIGURES
IN
SPORT
Written
Especially
for
the
Daily
News
by
the
Sports
Editor
JUDGE
KENESAWITOUNTAIN
LANDIS
Commissioner
of
Baseball
fTf
.ft!roa
brillknt
creer
on
the
United
States
bench,
Judge
Kene-
caw
Mountain
Landls.
born
lit
JjlvHk
Ohio.
Novenr
g'S
T$JT?ti5Zl
and
named
for
Kina
0
the
fuka
bt
organized
base-
"7"""
nr
quanta,
where
his
ball.
The
commissioner
settled
father
was
wounded
in
the
civil
'the
threatened
insurrection
by
war,
became
the
supreme
head
of,
fining
the
players
the
sum
'of
organiied
baseball
in
1920,
sue-
their
World
Series
shares
and
cmiing
the
old
National
Com-
suspending
them
for
more
than
"
"'"r
'"MS
.Louis.
........
17
10
;
.
1
'""""rgh
,VWU
10"
j,AJa.&SiJl
....,.
.
.
.
.-.
hair,
'standi
7
c
Z
h""
on
'-y-'..
"12
'
1
"uadePhln
H
13
.45
.trine
tie.
rt
imfii.
profile
and
iiiiroivn
ui
inree
memuers.
lowlnt
hte
ChiBago-CinclnriStllseas
game
throwing
scndaL-H&
&..
quitted
te
eight
players
Invol-
ved
but
refused
to
ever
admit
them
again
to
organized
..base-
ball
Judge
Landls
remained
on
the
federal
bench
for
two
years
after
his
appointment
a
commissioner
but
resigned
In
the
spring
of
1022
to
devote
all
his
time
to
baseball.
The
judge's
nuthority
as.
com-
missioner
had
beon
ftft&K,
t0i3J4el
Landis'
salary
as
com-jjrevious
fall
whert
Babe
Ruth.rniHsloner
of
baseball
is
$$0,000
nugniy
nonic
run
mugger,
DERBY
RUNNER
entrants
in
the
race
Dusjni
Saturday
LARGE
PRIZES
DERBY
SWEEP
j
LONDON,
May
20:-The
Stock
Exchange
Annual
Subscription
Fund,
under
w.hich
genteel
euph-
uism
you
are
invited
to
discover
the
Stock
Exchange
Derby
Sweep-
stake,
has
this
year
reached
the
unprecedented
total
of
$5,000,000
There
are
339
entries
in
the'
race,
including
"the
field"
and
there
will
be
two
nrizei
for
evrv,every
cnance-
Scott
was
the
next
entry.
The
holders
of
the
two
i
ttLnt-
f
tw
t
v
will
receive
?62
.
000
each.
For
the
second
horse
.there
will
be
16!
I4
L
$k
j'1
timei-
1
and
for
the
-
fourth
a
horse
.
two
ofi
(
Booth
was
-
well
served
'
;
.
by
"J
7J,
'1
in
uiuuuiiL
i
j
A.Hini.iiini.
'
.
.
Th'8
w,n
dispose
of
another
RJthrough.
Bfirtlettihas.imprbved.
fi7s
ftnn
T.
c
,
Im
while
Greer
was
reliable..,.
Wine-!"e
v-.wv
mil
be
distributed
in
the
form
of
"conso'prs
5'?,
Zh
ThTtomJiZ
Vi
S5
f
Th
;-aining
ISOOOOO
Vil,
be
voted
to
charities
and
expenses.
all
there
are
1.018
prizes.
This
year
under
cover
of
the
huge
demand
for
the
genuine
arr
itieJe,
quite
a
number
of
forged
tickets
have
been
nushed
into
idreulation
among
the
unwary;
,ut
as
tickets
are
sold
only
to1
members
of
the
Stock
Exehanire.
nd
can
only
be
obtained
through
them
hv
thn
innaral
miklU
avimoi
juuiivv
IIICIC
no
chance
of
a
forged
ticket'
winning
the
prite.
'
I
111
0n
account
of
the
rain,
the
regular
weekly
shoot
of
the
First
N"th
B,
C.
Regiment
Rifle
As-
"elation
yesterday
on
the
Mc-
plcho!l
Greek
range
was
post
jnoned
to
next
Sunday.
Meusel
and
Bill
Piercy.
members
of
the
American
League
cham.
nirtn
Vn.
W-l,
V
ihnin
nf'tho.rt
.i.i
piercing
eyes
make
him
a
picturesque
figure.
He
has
a
ready
wit,
broad
sense
of
humor
and
outspoken
mode
of
expression.
He
ic
a
lover
of
outdoor
sports
and
seldom
misses
a
game
when
Chicago,
where
he
lives,
is
In
the
running.
He
is,
also
an
ardent
golf
player
and
fisherman.
He
Is
a
sirong
proniuuionist.
Defeated
noothXta.NJl.in
ior
J".0"
,Yir,toria
,DaFri?V'
an,d-League
TlurT
SatufaSy
"fKBTor
AnTJunTor
football
al-
I
Afternoon
i
ready
under
way,
,t
the
coming
:
1
we
i4rld
see
nummer
outdoor
.
High
School
recorded
another
sports
in
Trlnce
Kupert
in
full
win
over
Booth
oh
Saturday
ahdJ'Wfn'PfoobtJt
fans
opened
upj
in
doing
so
won
the
Junior
Foot-""
well
indeed
vffth
prospects
that;
ball
League
for
the
1928-1929
sea-'the
three
seojoriteam
will
prove'
son.
The
cbre
was
4-0
in
favtr
0
&e
.
matSed
as
they
whip
of
the
senior
school.
'
into
shlte-
beiore
the
season
is
Booth
attacked
from
the
Start
tit
advW,Ced.
Tb(,
outl0ok
for
and
forced
two
corners
Py
ejvas
taeU
.g
ubrls
brIght
good
and
then
Cross
cleared
,
5",
.
.
w.-i,-.
n-i
,..o.
and
some
snappy
play
is
expec-l
to
in
b
th
the
inent.
but
Wicks
got
through
to
test
Christison,
who
was
safe.
M
f
Canada,
Smurthwaite
shot
over
and
then..
E
nd
Gyro
Club.
Junior
foot-Scott
scored
with
a
high
decep..balt
attracting
consider-tive
shot.
Walters
shot
well
from
ble
attention
and
should
receive
a
free
kick,
but
Smith
cleared,
better
patronage.
The
visit
of
Smith
put
a
fine
drive
from
Wal-
II.M.S.
Coloh&o
starting
a
week
ters
just
over
the
bar.
At
this
from
today
wM
make
a
break
in
thnp
Booth
was
value
for
a
goal,
the
Gilhuly
Cud
wiccer
series
as
Soon
after
the
re-start,
Walters
worKeo
tnrougn
dui
mmsea
nis
kick
for
Smith
to
clear.
High
had
(the
better
of
this
half,
but
Christ
,
ison
saved
well.
Smurthwaite
showed
fine
anticipation
and
pen-
goals
to
make
High's
total
4-0.
Booth
made
several
raids,
bu!
Stiles
and
Pyle
were
too
strong;
i
though
Wingham
and
Walters!
were
hard
tifop
at
times.
Pinal
,
score
found
nigh
winner
by
four
clear
goals.
!
.
,i
HLV-!!smHi'fre:pv.e.
su,
'
Forbes,
Franks,
Morrison;
Wicks.
,
?"u
fJBg:
rtlTe
of
Armstrong,
Smurthwaita,
sott.lCfnada
E,k,;
winMrs
78
Gyro
Bacon.
j.Club.
Booth
Christison
Cross,
NelJ
Children's
Sports,
on:
Greer,
Colussl,
Bartlett;j
Gilhuly
Cup
football:
Regiment
Walters,
Cameron,
Tobey,
Law-!
Thistles,
rence,
Wingham.
C.N.R.
Softball:
Superinten-
For
Jligh,
Smurthwaite
was
the
dent's
Office
va
Dry
Dock,
most
effective
Played
and
el-d;
Saturday
Junior
Football:
dangerous
forward.
The
halves
,were
uniform
.with
Forbes
and'
the
tidfH
,P,vl
,.
hardly
;r
"f
'.M
e.
,pame.
--.
i.VitVL
"t
A
.Lv:
i
v
i
j
i
i
ri
n
n
ri
r
t
n
n
t
iiinron
ma
a
'
--r,p
.
.
.
.
irti;OP
A
'
.."
,
ham
wa8
th
....
b
ltAj
.
with
:..
good
,econd
.
Tobey
turaed
!n
a
Wr-Kw
and
.trUlTo
He
wis
..
FfiL
SSTSSS
.i,
i,..v
Lhowin
-
nice
touches
K0b
Woods
made
an
efficient
referee
and
WT
Murray
and
B.
Thnrber
were
on
-te
line.
The
standlnff
of
the
teams
so
tar
is
as
follows:
w
L
D
High
4
2
1
Jn
2
5
0
XJOruen
1
4
1
BASEBALL
SCORES
Saturday
Scores
National
League
:
New
York
4-6,
Boston
5-5.
Brooklyn
20-6
Philadelphia
16-8.
St.
Louis
3,
Pittsburgh
C.
Cincinnati
0,
Chicago
7.
American
League
Boston
2-0
New
York
5-5.
Chicago
4,
Detroit
11.
Philadelphia
5-7,
Washington
4-5.
Sunday
Scores
National
League
St.
Louis
2,
Cincinnati
1.
Pittsburgh
4,
Chicago
1.
Others
rain.
American
League
Cleveland
0,
St-'
Loiils
6.
Boston
0,
New
tfork
3.
"'
Philadelphia
7f'
AVa'shlngton
0
Chicago
10,
Detroit
3.
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
'
W.
L.
Pet
Chicago
17
'9
654
630.
,.583
!
8
Cincinnati
11
15
,423
New
York
9
14
.391
Brooklyn
8
18
.308
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
Philadelphia
18
8
New
York
...
16
9
St.
Louis
:.
16
11
Detroit
;
18
14
Cleveland
13
14
Chicago
...12
17
Washington
8
17
Boston
8
19
.692
.640
.593
.561
.481
.414
.320
.296
ViMQ&&
laseKamme'n'c'-
tWo'ganwa,
r'
planned
between'
local
ail-tars
and
men
from
the
,ri,ar
Mining
are
the
outdoor
t.
T
'
.
.
..
-y-lly
Cup
football:
n
emeBt
Express
Social
Club,
CN-R-
Softball
League:
Station
vg
P'0"
"OOfft,
edneaday
Junior
Football
:
Borden
street
School
vs
Booth
.Memorial
School.
iday
f
Victoria.
Dy)-Senior
i
High
School
v
Borden
Street
School.
ENGLISH
SOCCER
VISITORS
PLAYED
IN
DRENCHING
RAIN
S'mV
YORK.'
May
20.
The
!jeven
by
draw
ng
with
NeW
York
Giants
by
the
same
,
c
s"ndv-
ri.-
Jhe
game
was
under
drenching
rain.
VIMC
DI
A
TP
rLA1Ji
RUN
SATURDAY
Famous
Canadian
Prize
Won
By
bhorclint
at
Toronto
TORONTO,
May
20:
Shore
lint,
the
Thorncliffe'8
stable's
lone
entrant,
won
the
King's
Plate
on
Saturday.
Ichltnro
came
second
and
Lindsay
third,
both
of
Fletcher's
stables."
Vestlp,
owned
by
R.
H.
Hew
catne
fourth
DAYIS
CUP
TENNIS-
SATURDAY
AFTERNOON
MONTREAL,
May
20:
John
Van
Ryan
of
the
United
States
defeated
Dr.
Jack
Wright
of
Canada,
6-1,
6-0,
6-1
in
the
Davis
Cup
play
on
Saturday.
The
United
States
had
already
captured
the
series
by
taking
the
doubles
when
John
Hennessey
ana
Van
Ryan
defeated
Wright
and
Dr.
Arthur
Hamm,
6-1,
6-0,
Dry
mouth
and
parched
throat
are
grateful
for
the
refreshing
coolness
of
Wrgleys
Spearmint.
Wrigley!
whitens
teeth,
sweetens
the
mouth,
clears
the
throat
and
aids
digestion,
while
the
act
of
chewing
calms
and
soothes
the
nerves.
jWRIGLEYS
mJSfififfifflg'
every
JJS23
meal
Tjie
followinjr.jqduUtlQlvHiwere
aid
and
asWi
,Ba'view,.xiL
4
.
.
Big
Missouri,
1X9.
1.70.
Cork
Province,
11,
13.
Cotton
Belt,
Nil,
50.
Duthie
Mines,
50,
CO.
George
Copper,
COO,
6.60.
Georgia
River,
30,
35.
Golconda,
1.52,
1.55.
Grand
view,
41ft,
42.
Independence,
8,,8'2,
Indian,
39,
42.
Intern.
Coal
&
Coke,
4Va,
5.
Kootenay
Florence,
14,
15.
L.
&
U,
3,
3s.
Lucky
J1m,
13,
14.
Mohawk,
4
ft,
5.
Morton
Woolsey,
6,
6Vfe.
Marmot
River
Gold,
5,
t$4.
Marmot
Metals,
4,
5.
National
Silver,
15,
17.
Oregon
Copper,
39,
40.
Pend
Oreille,
5.66,
5.75.
Pioneer
Gold,
Nil.
1.50.
Premier,
1.70,
1.85.
Porter-Idaho,
Nil,
50.
Reeves
Macdonald,
1.75,
1.80.
Ruth-Hope,
33,
34.
Silver
Crest,
7,
7',.
.
Silverado,
65,
75.
Silversmith,
Nil,
17.
Slocan
Rambler,
Nil,
16.
j.
Snowflake,
58,
59.
1
Sunloch,
2.25,
2.30.
,
I
Terminus,
Nil,
5Vi.
'
Topley
Richfield,
30,
31.
Torlc,
1.30,
1.34.
Wellington,
llVi,
Nil,
Whitewater,
Nil,
76.
Woodbine,
IV,
Vi.
Oils,
Canary
Dallas,
2.25,
Nil.
Great
West,
66,
Nil.
Mercury,
1.63,
Nil.
Mid
West,
1.00,
Nil.
Mill
City,
9.75,
Nil.
Okalta,
New,
4.70,
Nil.
Regent,
70,
Nil.
Signal
Hill,
40,
Nil.
Richfield,
1.40,
Nil.
,
Advance,
15.00,
15.50.
A:
P.
Consolidated,
5.38,
4.40.
Calmont,
4.30,
4.35.
Dalhousie,
4.95,
5.00.
'
Devenish,
1.20,
1.21.
Fabyan
Pete.
10,
10V2.
it
Home,
22.00,
22.10.
IIHnois-Alberta,
Ntt,
1.77:
'Mayland.
11.25,
11.45.
MDoug.-Segur,
Nil,
5.75.
McLeod,
Nil,
5.00.
,
New
McDoug.-Segur,
Nil,
3JX).
Royalite,
Nil,
164.00.
Ukti
Srii
No.
8,
Tetcirrt'l
I
I
I
BBSs
rr-
w
too
o
Many
hopes
for
a
fine
srore
have
been
wrwked
by
hole
Nt
g
of
the
Jasper
Park
Lodge
Golf
Course,
Jasper
National
Park,
Alberta,
urr
whieh
the
Canadian
amateur
championship
of
the
R.C.G.A.
will
bt
v'-irk
from
August
19th
to
24th
this
summer.
It
is
a
dog-leg
with
a
Ji-h
I-
J
to
be
negotiated
before
the
necotid
shot
can
be
placed
on
a
Kloii
nt
err.
a
that
is
lightning
fait
and
guarded
by
a
deep
grass
covered
dit.
h.
Tit
contour
of
this
green
is
such
that
aa
error
a
fraction
of
to
is
h
in
putting
means
disaiter.
Co-liwMent
With
th
Cahadlan
Amateur
tha
Western
rnd
AmaU-ur
will
benlayed
over
the
Jasper
Park
Lodge
Course,
in
!
th
j
provide
plenty
of
competition
for
those
wnoie
high
handicaps
su!'
ma:
ally
keeps
tbeta
out
of
the
Dominion
event.
The
upper
photograph
shows
the
fairway
Just
below
tf
t.c-.atfd
tee.
Below
Is
a
sketch
to
scale
showing
the
hole
in
dttmL
Kiy
u
tit
tournament
will
taka
place
from
No.
1
tee.
EXTRACTS
FROM
VICKERS'
DIARY
Hargal,
1.97,
1.99.
Freeholil,
1.75,
1.80.
Turner
Valley,
1.35.
Nil.
.United,
12.00,
12.10.
Eastern
Stocks
Sherritt-Gordon,
7.85.
Nil.
.
,
Noranda,.
54.70,
55.00.
REGIMENT
LINE.UP
i
The
Regiment
will
field
the
following
team
tomorrow
evening
in
the
Gilhuly
Cup
football
fixture
against
the
Empress
Social
Club:
Brand;
Kelsey
and
Hunt;
Ross.
Beaumont
and
"(tinker;
Wilson.
Russef
JMurray
Burdett
"and
'
Norringtotu?
spares,
-A.
Hadan
and
Walters.
JBvotr
Brother
John
John
now
now
at
at
Plymouth
Plymouth
Hoc,
Hoe,
jll
J
rrf
observes
observes
that
that
the
the
high
high
naval
navql
officers
officers
of
the
great
fleet
of
His
Majesty's
Ships
assembled
there,
arc
much
intrigued
with
the
pleasing
qualities
of
Vickers'
Gin,
many
cases
of
which
have
been
ordered
for
the
Flagship.
VICKERS
FINEST
IiONDON
DRY
GIN
rtHBLISMED
BY
JOSEPH
t
JOHN
VICKERS
f
CO.,
Lti
LONDON
1750
ENGLAND
Cut
430
rtrds,
Par
4.
I
11
J
I
I
17.
I
j
.
-
-
-
-
BABY'S
OWN
SOAP
,
Pflre
Jlujrt
is
f:i
r
r;
inals!
TbeVe
seem
t
:
':i
(.:..
)
t
Ivrti
everywhere.
1752
"$tadogs"
th
world
over
swtar
by
thi
flavor,
purity
and
vi!ui
of
this
rare
spirit,
hat
gained
popularity
in
every
port
of
the
Seven
Seas,
,
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
tfie
LlqUbVCon'trol
Board
or
by
the"
Government
of
British
Columbia
'