PAGE
FOTO
NATIONAL
RACE
IS
CLOSE
ONE
aa
follows:
Over
IWUlen
NEW
YORK.
June
28:
Three
heme
run
toy
Cuyler.
Wilson
and
Hornsby
gave
Chicago
Ou4
a
victory
uvec
the
Pittsburgh
Pirates
yesterday
and
tightened
up
the
race
tor
National
League
leadership.
Brooklyn
Itabtan
burehed
hit
oft
Oarl
Ilubbell
to
defeat
the
New
York
National
Leajjuc
Brooaljrn
,
New
Tegk
2.
Pltubuifh
3,
Chicago
4.
American
League
Boston
4.
Philadelphia
5.
Chicago
4.
DetroU
II.
Cleveland
10.
St.
Louis
4.
The
league
standtaa)
to
date-
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
W.
L.
Pittsburgh
17
22
Ohtoago
39
33
St.
Louis
;
W
28
Now
York
34
26
Brooklyn
36
34
Beaton
a
34
Philadelphia
g
g
Cincinnati
31
37
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
W.
L.
Pattadakytila
44
IS
New
York
S5
34
8.
Louis
34
26
Detroit
t
30
OtercUnd
36
30
Washington
.....
f
,
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34
S3
CtUeago
,V(..-.rtJ
40
Doaton
...4...-ii..
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44
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1.1
ft,
I
11
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i
Pet.
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7
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TENNIS
OPENS
AT
WIMBLEDON
n.is.
cub,
cio,
i
p
on
iMie.bdnihtnrj,
ChimpIohsKips-nel'nKCon.'
Players-
FRANCE
AND
U.
S.
WIN"
Favorites
Open
Well
With
Excen,
tion
of
Dr.
Jack
Wright,
Who
Is
Iteaten
LONDON.
June
25.
The-Brit-
oianta
fr
tb
eoond
successive
Ujr.
.
ish
championships,
thegreatest
of
."
"T"
p
ewwen
uo-
au
tennis
spectacles,
opened
on
nZ'wit
TtfTJX
thrd
"J"
the
famous.
Wimbledon
courts
yes-iT'dldu"
4,'"
to,terday
with
an
entry
list
in
excess
In
the
American
League.
St.
Louis
of
two
hundred.
Hene
Lacoite,
Brown
hut
to
Cleveland
Indiana.
,
the
men's
singles
charnpion
of
last
I
The
New
York
Yankee
had
n
open
year,
was
the
only
notable
abgen-1
dlt-
.
tee
of
the
tennis
world.
I
Emll
Ydes
southpaw
oTfertssa
Tllir
Hill
TIlHon
vo.tor.kv
,1n-
SEuS
(eated
II.
V.
S.
Dillon
of
Ireland,
The
Philadelphia
Athletic
staved
off
0-1,
6-1,
6-2.
a
ninth
inning
ran,
by
Br,
tin
with
a
ine
Javorues
an
won
tneir
lirst
double
play
when
the
Red
Sox
had
found
matches,
f.
C.
Gregory,
the
bases
loaded.
II.
W.
Austin
and
J.
D.;F.
Yesterday's
pig
League
score
were
Wheailey,
4hree
of
Britain's
greatest
hopes,
were
victorious,
along
with
the
French
stars,
Cochet
and
Burgnon.
The
Amcri-!
can
stars
who
won,
in
addition
to
Tildeti,
were
Hunter,
Allison,
Lott
and
Coen.
Coen
defeated
Canada's
No.
1
player,
II..
Jack
Wright
of
Mont,
real.
2-6,
9-7,
6-2.
Wlllard
Crocker
of
Montreal
defeated
J.
S.
Harrison,
9-7,
7-5,
8-C.
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
TENNIS
CONTINUES
Farther
games
In
the
C.N.R.
tennis
results
follow:
.383,
Mlvnl
Doubles
363
1
IVt
Round
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
N.
Carrie
beat
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
A.
Rogers,
4-6,
6-1.
6-1.
Ijlillen'
Ikmihlrt
7M
MJs
O.
Van
Oouten
beat
Mrs.
F.
C.
W
wUdmg
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
Morton,
6-3.
J7
-8.
-4.
.46
.43
Mrn
Doublet
.421
.Saeond
Round
'W.
H.
Tobey
and
.364
W.
B.
Tobey
beat
F.
A.
Rogers
and
.302
J.
H.
Peels,
fi-3,
5.7,
6-3.
I
Kim
Beattie,
well
known
Canadian
war
veteran
now
a
leading
member
'
of
the
Toronto
Flying
Club,
says:
"I
have
always
found
Buckingham
easy
on
the
nerves
and
throat,
especially
after
flying
in
the
higher
altitudes."
SMOKE
Surkindhom
C
CIGAR
1
G
A
R
ET
ETTES
T
E
S
NO
COUPONS
ALL
QUALITY
20
for
25c
IN
LONDON
A
SHILLING
84f9
REGIMENT
WILL
PLAY
IN
FINAL
the
Empress
to
enter
the
final.
Throughout
th
mateh,
George
Lun-die
puyed
a
sterling
game
in
goal
for
Em
pre.
William
Barton
made
an
efficient
referee
and
Alex
CJapperVon
and
A
Burtau
acted
as
llneameo.
The
play-
era
were:
Empress
George
Lundte;
A.
Carlson
and
Cleorgo
Howe;
Vic
HUlston.
Sam
Ourrle
and
George
Hill
Jr.:
B.
Wood-side,
A.
Strachan,
B.
Mailu.
Jim
McKay
and
Nick
Chenoakl.
Regiment
Carl
Brand;
J.
Ross
and
George
Kclsey:
a.
W.
Edgecumbe.
A.
Haddon
and
F.
Burdett;
J.
s.
Wilson.
4-
K.
Murray.
Frank
Russell,
O.
P.
Tinker
and
C
J.
Norrlngton.
MORE
SOCCER
MATCHES
SET
Stuart
Shield
Series
to
Start
Immediately
After
July
1;
Postponed
Gilhuly
Cup
Game
This
Week
At
an
executive
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Football
Association
last
night
it
was
decided
to
play
the
postponed
final
game
of-
the
UUhUly
Cup
series
between
Piegiment
and
Thistles
on
Thursday
of
this
wpoV
If
tlio
TVii.tloj
win
they
will
have
to
play
off
with
!
the
Empress
Social
Club
for
thei
cup.
Jf
the
Regiment
winds
or!
makes
a
draw
of
it,
the
Empress
Club
will
lake
the
trophy
without
further
play.
W.
E.
Willlscroft
namarl
roforoo
41a
U'il
r
rro
m
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday.
June
,
2s
1
....'
wm
vw
:
,m
T
,
j
Sport
Chat
Leader
and
cellar
dwellers
will
meet
trnVV
KlirUt
t
'Enter
nqmlnlo'n
Day
n
ttPKs!
Bela
h"1
"
Bona
of
Canada
and
.
Cup
iMsy-off
by
Iteallnx
F.m-
n1m
'
'
r.
.
i
Gyros
cros
bat.
Just
the
aame.
a
.
.'
.
.t
..
are
the
only
outfit
the
Oyroa
have
4.
wiSfT
r
77?
,
Teen
bU
to
beat
so
f-
IhH
'year-f
up
from
ehld
and
earned
the
right
,
tn
ftr
ho
w
t;
th,
tr.
rjlav
the
Thistle
in
the
Dominion
....17
....
-
-
.
race
.vhi
oe
uiiieu
up
again
Pa,
Cup
footbal
final
ne
Monday
,
tateresttng
manner
by
winning
two
to
one
over
the
Em,-
press
Social
Club
last
night.
It
waa
,
7Tr
.
..
,
....
A
t0
the
clQln
of
th
Bmlthera
.Pr,?r
a
good
clean
match
which
provided
excitement
for
oulte
a
laree
crowd
of
?POBls
fan.
the
outcome
beln
In
douht
until
aut
ucceasful
athletic
meet
Wa
con,
the
stroke
of
time
when.
Indeed,
the
mone
the
PP
When
tlyj
Midlers,
scored
the
winning
goa.
race
were
In
charge
of
the
teachers.
Th
Empress
Club
had
Uie
edge
of
,n1
kn
but
friendly
rivalry
was
Uie
play
In
the
first
half
and
made
ntrUfe.tl
in
numerous
events
for
the
only
goal
In
that
period
through
of
every
grade,
mere
were
Nick;
Chenoeki
about
fifty
events
on
the
program
and
Ten
minutes
after
the
start
of
the
er
fx
mark
were
set
up
by
second
half.
Jack
WUon
put
thentrant
ta
sprntan4
relay
race.
Regiment
on
even
terms
and.
lust
as
"
the
final
whistle
wo
about
to
blow.
Tflkwft
,t
haseball
teem
motored
to
J.
K.
Murray
put
the
soldier,
ahead
Smhe
ntly
for
a
return
game
or.
a
good
corner
from
Wilson.
The
nd
MttUd
In
a
free
hitting
soldiers
had
all
the
best
of
It
In
the
contet
bv
Kon
ot
to
13.
Bmlth-
seoond
half
and
worked
hard
to
pre-
"
ln
la
a
,nnln
vent
a
tie
which
would
have
allowed
when
eyery
man
on
the
team
eroaned
the
plate
as
a
result
of
solid
MU
aid
ed
toy
costly
fumblea
by
Telkvr
field
era
Owing
to
rain
and
reiMtr
to
the
grounds,
number
of
league
baseball
game
have
been
postponed
at
Ajvyox
recenUy.
There
la
no
foatball
in
the
smelter
town
this
year
but
an
lnter-retlDg
new
outdoor
dlverataa
Is
gtrpm-ised
la
he
way
of
a
.
ladle'
baseball
league.
Ft
of
the
D:mln!n
Day
cele-oration
at
Anye-x
tht
yeir
will
be
a
baseball
eerie
between
smelter
town
and
Ketchikan
ptayera.
Already
the
Anyox
players
are
working
out
In
anticipation
f
the
games
whleh
are
expected
to
be
keenly
contested,
and
a
tryout
game
wss
played
Sunday.
A
tmelttr
town
team
will
go
ta
Ketefal-kan
for
a
return
visit
on
July
4.
There
U
was
also
decided
to
start
nIvUtfU!U("i
'.-"M-'H-.f'?n
noccer
in
the
Stuart
Benefit
Shield
Pril
eani
One
Uoal
to
Two
to
b
a
play-off
for
the
Gilhuly
Cup,
in
which
cage
the
Stuart
Shield
opening
will
be
on
July
8.
The
league
competition
for
tho
Mobley
Cup
will
open
immediately
on
the
conclusion
of
the
Stuart
Shield
series.
W.
Comen
was
named
referee
for
the
Dominion
Day
cup
final
1
next
Monday.
!
TENNIS
GAMES
!
LAST
EVENING
Several
Event"
Played
In
City
mampionsnip
lournament
at
P.
1.
Courts
Matches
In
the
citv
tennis
chamDi'onahip
tournament
Ia."t
pyening
resulted
a
follows:
Eddie
Smith
beat
P.'
Mcintosh.
Tete
Black
beat
Tommy
Hrq
ln,
C-4,
4-i
G-2.
R.
Hartlett
beat
Jlllorton,
M,
C-l.
Men's
Doubles
P.
Mcintosh
and
Lionel
Holt-by
beat
F.
E.
Hobertson
and
C.
Porter
by
default.
W.
N.
Currie
and
Eddie
Smith
beat
Will
Lambie
and
Alex
Mitchell
by
default.
Mixed
Doubles
Col.
and
Mrs.
S.
P.
MoMordle
beafMUs
Drfrnlce
;-t6'aj(id
II.
A".
Pryce,
C-l,
C-2.
Mrs.
11.
h.
Shadwell
and
V.
N.
Currie
beat
Miss
Margaret
ralmer
and
Tommy
Prown,
4-C,
MUs
Vora
Smith
and
Pete
Ulack
beat
Miss
Laura
Frizzell
and
S.
F.
Smith,
G-4,
7-5.
Ijidies1
Slncles'
Miss
Margaret
rosier
beat
hockey
team
in
the
National
League,
died
here
yesterday.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Stone
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Catala
this
morning
from
a
brief
trip
to
Anyox.
rwlll
also
be
a
large
program
of
field
evnt
at
the
Anyox
celebration
ivhleh
will
conclude
with
a
bit
dance
in
the
evening
sponsored
by
the
I.O.D.E.
Premier
bsvbell
players
came
down
to
Stewart
for
a
game
lasts
Tuesday
in
prt
pa
ration
for
the
sport
on
Dominion
Daj(.
The
match
proved
lo
be
interesting
and
closely
contested
Stewart
finally
emerging
the
vietor
on
tha
long
end
of
a
9
to
8'
score.
Premier
h,f
.
.
rTl
PKcheE
recently
arrived
from
Utah
who
look
like
he
may
be
come
rather
danceroua.
-
HELDVISITORS
T0L0WSC0RE
on
Julv
5
unless
there
should
h.-iv'n!
'
'
.
A.
hT
Holtby,
G-2,
second
set
played
Mrs.
H.
L.
Shadwell
beat
Mrs?
S.
P.
McMordle,
0-3,
C-4.
SPORTSMAN
DIES
MONTREAL,
June
25
William
Riley,
wJI
known
Montreal
sportsman
and
businessman,
former
J
member
of
the
old
Wanderers'
xtUMuyiun.
June
sss.
riay-inK
exdepfibnally
good
soccer
game
and
making
their
opponents
fight
every
inch
of
the
way,
the
Edmonton
All-Stars
surprised
everybody
here
last
night,
including
themselves,
when
they
held
the
amous
Welsh
football
earn
to
a
two
to
one
score.
There
war
no
score
In
the
first
half.
Edmonton
went
into
the
lead
flftewi
minute
after
the
second
half
opened,
but
the
Welsh
came
back
with
two
to
win
the
game.
TENNIS
CLUB
SUNDAY
GAMES
Opening
of
City
Championship
Series
ThU
Week
Results
of
opening
games
on
Sunday
In
the
Prince
Rupert
city
tennis
championship
tournament
were
as
follow:
Men'n
Singles
Tom
Hrown
beat
Col.
J.
W.
NIcholls.
G-4,
C-.
Pete
Hlack
beat
R.
C.
Elllqtt,
C-2,
C-4.
Pe
cy
Mcintosh
beat
Bob
Mox-ley,
G-l.
C-3.
.
Eddie
Smith
beat
John
Dushby,
G3,
C-4.
J.
A.
Horton
beat
II.
A-Pryce,
G-0,
6-3.
R.
Hartlett
beat
V.
Moore,
G-3,
C-2.
.
..
Carl
Ilrand
beat
S.
F.
Smith.
C-l,
C-l.
F.
Joslln
beat
II.
JIammersley,
C-l,
C-l.
Second
roundCarl
Brand
beat
F.
Joslln,
C-l.
C-l.
Men's
Double
J
ColoneL
McMordie
and
Carl
,
wV'and
Colonel
Nicholla
and
Oharlls
Quong
sppesred
yesterday
af
ternoon
before
W.
E.
ColUson
an4
a.
D.
Macdonald,
justices
of
the
peace,
acting
in
tlie
atosenoe
of
Police
Magistrate
McClymotil
and
waa
convicted
of
keeping
a
common
gaming
house
on
Third.
Avenue
and
fined
f5Q
and
costs.
NO
I'HH
Nursemaid,
tearfully)
PJeaae,
mum,
I've
loht
the
baby
in
the
.park.
Mother
Oood.
graclousl
Why
dlilnt
you
tpeak
to
a
pollcemanf
Nursmiald
I
did
mum.
That's
how
I
lost
baby
Pasting
Show
,-
wm
-m
r
i-
i
iu
i
xv
n
i
jhr
sir
i
v.r
What
date
is
Your
Birthday?
DON'T
let
Dad
forget
this
is
to
be
your
Bicycle
birthday.
Better
tell
him
plenty
of
time
ahead
to
that
it
won't
be
too
much
of
a
surprise
for
him.
Give
him
plenty
of
time
to
consider.
Of
course
he'll
want
to
see
which
It
the
best
bicycle.
Tell
him
that
as
long
as
it
is
a
C.
C,
M.
it's
all
right,
whether
it's
a
Red
Bird,
a
Columbia,
a
Cleveland,
Perfect
or
a
Massey,
5
Big
C'OM
Features
There
are
many
more
points
of
superiority
than
these
five
big
features,
but,
judged
by
these
alone,
the
C.C.M.
it
the
"King
of
Bicycles."
1.
The
Triplex
Crank
Hanger,
for
smoother,
easier
pedalling;
2.
The
Hercules
Coaster
Brake,
the
"Little
fellow
with
the
Giant
grip".
3.
Twenty-year
nickel-plating.
4.
Three
coats
of
enamel
baked
on
over
a
coat
of
rustproof.
5.
Dunlop
Tires.
Oct
your
C.
C.
M.
Cats-logue
at
the
nearest
dl-
tr's
or
writ
to
Canada
Cycle
and
Motor
Co.,
Limited.
Weston
(Ont.),
Montreal,
Winnipeg
or
Vancouver.
JJmh
C
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Bicycles
Perfect,
Columbia,
Red
Bird,
Cleveland,
Massey
alioCCM.
JoycycUsfor
Children
For
C.
C.
M.
Bicycles
"fer
fii
Tee
im
m
CABLE
COR
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W&XiMW
r
n
Ziria
SUPREME
PRODUGTjtK.
MASTER.
TIRE
BUILDER.
fi
Bvcry
worth-while
(caturc
claimed
by
automobile
tire
engineers
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