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NEW-YORK,
Sept.
27:
Al
Simmon'
thirty-second
homer
with
two
on
in
the
first
gave
George
Barnshaw
a
lead
which
he
never
rtUngokhed.
Earnshaw
got
credit
lor
his
twenty-third
victory
while
the
Athletics
beat
Boston.
In
the
National
League,
Selph's
single
scoring
Kafey
in
the
last
of
the
ninth
broke
a
tie
and
gave
the
Cardinals
a
win
over
Pitts
burgh.
Yesterdays
scores
were:
National
League
BreoMyn
3
Philadelphia.
12,
Pittsburgh
1,
St.
Louis
2.
American
League,
New
York
10,
Washington
3.
Philadelphia
5,
Boston
3.
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FOUR
Siinmons.Got
His
Thirty-second
St.
Louis
Got
Win
Over
Pittsburgh
Yesterday
in
National''.
'
League
Game.
Ttati
afternoon's
train,
due
from
the
east
at
3:34.
was
reported
this.'
morning
to
be
on
time.
I
Lr
r.
.
!
'
;'
Sport
Chat
The
Anyox
Badminton
meet
a
team
picked
from
the
rest
of
the
city
ball
tossers.
After
careful
consideration
this
challenge
has
been
accepted,
and
a
game
will
be
played
this
Sunday
afternoon
Ideal
weather
cannot
last
forever
so
that
in
all
proba-
v,iuu
ouuy
me
game
wui
oe
me
tasi
omenced.the
season
lastiweekj
oner
played
-'
this
season.
TIieElk
large
number
were
Irf
watteri-',team
IS
a
strong
one.
but
a
team
dance,
at
the
opening
games,
and;
picked
from
"the
others"
is
by
no
the.
prospects
of
a
successtui
-sea-
means
a
weak
one.
and
should
be
son
are
bright
Indeed.
Badminton
able
to
give
a
very
good
account
has
become
very
popular.,
as
an;of
themselves.
Whichever
team
indoor
game
during
the
past
few
wins
will
only
come
out
on,
top
years
in
the
sme.ier
town,
and.
alter
a
good
battle,
and
the
fans
judging,
from
the
number
of
play-,
win
again
be
treated
to
a'
well
ers
participating
this
year,
its
played
game.
popularity
is
increasing
there.
;
Provision
for
a
sports
ground
for
Allcfe
Arm,
was
made
at
the
recent
sale
of
Indian
Reserve
lots
there.
The
Alice
Arm
Skating
Rink
Syndicate
and
the
Tennis
Club
jointly
purchased
lot
8.
It
is
a
large
plot
of
ground
adjacent
to
the
old
skating
rink.
It
will
be
considerably
enlarged,
however,
Mr
J-
W;
Strom
beck
has
donated
a
piecerof
ground
for
sport
purposes.
It
adjoins
lot
&
and
ex-
fpnrti
tn
thp
M5t
hnimriarv
of
the,-wharf
road.
The.
HI
k
all-star
team
that
out
the
skids
under
the
Adtox
ball
team
have
issued
a
challenge
to
K
E
E
P
Frederickson
to
Manage
Teami
Hockey
Players
WINNIPEG.
Sept.
27:
Frank,
Frederickson,
centre
ice
star
of
the
Pittsburgh
National
Hockey
League
team,
and
formerly
a
member
of
.
the
Victoria.
BjC.
pro-,
fesatanal
team
in
the
Pacific
Coast
League,
has
accepted
a.
po
sition
a
manager
oi
tne
Pirates,
HENNESSY
BRANDY
HANDY
BiTTtE'D
AT
C
O
G
N
A
C
,
F
RAN
C
E
YWH1
like
the
Easy-Riding
Comfort
of
the
Ford
Car
Ford
car
Is
one
of
the
THE
easiest-riding
cars
on
the
road,
because
of
its
low
centre
of
gravity,
minimum
unsprung
weight,
lloudaille
hydraulic
shock
absorbers
and
the
unique
construction
oC.its
transverse
springs.
Furthermore,
you
are
as
comfortable
in
mind
asdn
body
when
yoiT
drhe
the
Ford
car,
You
have-ton:
fidence
in
the
performance
of
the
car
because
you
know
something
of
the
quality
that,
has
been
built
into
it.
Remeber
these
two
points
when
ybu
select-
your
next
car,
These
are
combined
to
an.
uncommon
degree
in
the
Ford.
Come
in
and
drive
a.
Ford
car
yourself
through
thickest
traffic,
up
steepest
hills,
over
roughest
roads.
A
thirty-mlpute
demonstration
will
convince
you
that,
there
is
nothing
quite
like,
it
anywhere,
in
simplicity
of.
design,
quality,
price
and
performance.
&
E.
PARKER,
LIMITED
FOHD
DEALERS
3rd,Aj;e.,EasL
.
DOMINIONiTIKES'
PIione.83
HIS
OUR
T
IME
P'A'YM
ENT
P
IyV
N
IS
MOST
ATTR
AC
TI
V
E
TOE
DAILY
NEWS
Tommy
LougBrau
Knocked
Out
Last
Night
by
Jhck
Sharkey
in.
Thirdi
Rojin
oScHeduled
15-pundBbut
Winner.
PuUBig
ffiinch
Back
Tnlo
Heavy
weighty
Pictur.eiand
Astonished
Crowd
of
4b,UUUY
PeoplaWha
Watched
Match
NEW
YORK.
Sent.
27.
Jack
Sharkey,
the
BQston.
4j&avyweigR
contender,
scored
a
technical
knockout
tVei
Tommy
Loughran
ifi
the
third
round
ot
a
sqnqduiea
iuteen
round
bout.
here
las.t
night.
A.single
punch
after
27-sec-onds
fighting:-knocked
Lo.ughran
do.wn
for?
the
count
of
five,
but
he
came
up.
helpless,
turned
his
back
on
his
op-nonent
and
lost
the
fight
as
he
gazed.
in
a
dazed,
fashion
at
the
people
in
the
arena.
Sharkey
had
a.
distinct
edge
on
the
milling
throughout
.
Sharkey,
put
the
big
punch
back
into
the
heavyweight
picture,
astonishing;
the
crowd.
of
45,000
people,
IJe
showed
the
most
convincing
exhibition
of
speed
and
punching
skiM
he
has
shown
in
more
than
two
years.
If
ever
a
man
was
out
on
his
feet;
it
was
Tommy.
"
Too
dated
to
Jtnow
what
had
happened,
it.
was
the
first
K0.
of
Loughran'3
career
and
the
first
defeat
in
four
ypars
.
Iioughran
was
outboxed
during,
the
brief
period
of.
tKe
battle.
i
Sharkey
weighed
196,
against
Loughran's
186U..
In
a
preliminary.
Tom
Heeney
of
New.
Zealand
deci-
sioned
George
Hoffman,
a
New
York
youngster,
in
a
close,
slow,
milling
10-roundbout.
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
(By
Tb
Tramp)
ORANGE
LODGE
WHIST
PARTY
There
were
ten
tables
at
a
whist
.
,
,
.
,
,
!
drive
held
last
night
by
the
Loyal
Oshawa
s
victories
at
New
West-:
rt,n.
t
tk.
...
-
minster
have
samd
lacrosse
well
j
Mtt
prograin
to
which
J.
A.
Teng
u
u'u"l.,"wr
VT.
.
contrltjuteo
with
a
vocal
sola
and
that
Canada
s
national
game
has.
M
j
Q
Viereclc.with
a
recitation,
not
been
forgotten
by
.J"
'
Delicto
us
refresh
ments
were
served.
2Ttsnlf?S5r?
Llt
h
"f
S.
V.
Cox.
Mrs.
Barber
and
imhn,;r
Ktee
winners
were:
Ladles"
first,
mm
has
done
much
to
start
la-
.
.
.
,
r-
?-
PppuJamy.'
R4
British
Flyweight
the
of
rlthuDl
place
In
country
r
i
Itaibicth.
Next
jar
there
may
bei
Lhanipion
rfasses
In
a.
revival
oi
interest.
Ualter
Vernon
"Scotty"
Martin.'
Scotland
This
Morn
STRATH
MIOLO.
Flfeshlre.
Scot-
trial
on
a
charge
of
martflatop
laud,
Sept.
n:-Johraiy
Hill.
Bri-by
Magistrate
John
R
Bliki1
at
'
tfsh
'
ftywelght
chambloaj
died
Brantiord.
after
a
prellmlnw.deiyy.
.here,
today
foBowtng
the
hearing
of
the
clrcumstances'lnri
t
Writing
of
blood
vessels
In
the
romding
the
death
of.
Hardy
Sll-
lung.
versmith,
following
a
lacrosse
V
game
in
which
Martin
U
alleged
;
r
o
n
to
have
poked
him
in
the
stom-L.lttle.DQrreefi,
ach
with
hU
stick.
M
Prtct
Alnr
-
UuUr
nt
tH
MnntriKil
Canarlloiu
TORONTO.
SetK.
27.
"Ultie
UO-
th
National
League
managerial
P"
was
dramatised
at
the
rastar
has
been
almost
comDleted.
!
Canadian
National
Exhibition
in
a
only
Pittsburgh
remaining
to
come
mto
the
fold.
Lionel
Conacher
of
the
New
York
Americans,
D
up
can
MUMo
oi
Montreal
Maroons
ana
charmingly
realistic
manner.
De
solte
the
constant
tread
of
feet
along
the
corridors
of
the
liv
stock
building
and
the
incessant
Sark
Stoaughnessy
of
the
Chicago
Mhrob
of
outf-doo.
a
wee
lad-
Blaek
Hawks
are
the
new
pilots,
Canacher
replacing
Tommy
uor
die,
clad
In
suit
of
blue,
worn
out
with
sightseeing
and
excitement
5
wr.Txif
sra
Oardiner.
the
veteran
defense
tMn;"&
vIS,
tl
i.V.(..
k.-
Kon
lh
i.ih.
balloon
lay
half
relaxed
on
the
''"
"C"
TIT
bag
of
samolea
and
treasures.
..""'""
.iiVT.
Horses
In
neJghboring
stalls
wiu
R1UK
UK
dwuu
miuw
..
th.ir
lmwtliw
nf
ron
while
Smythe
of
Toronto
and
Dave
QUI.
Ottawa,
have
been
retained.
Smythe,
Conacher
and
Munro
are
natives
of
Toronto.
whUe
Hart
and
Rosa
hall
from
Montreal.
Gill
from.
Ottawa.
Shaughnessy
from
Chicago,
Adams
from
Fort
William
and
Pat-icfc
from
Vancouver.
L
O.
Z).
.
Badminton,
Annual
Meeti
a
J.
Norrlneton
Elected
President:
Last
Night.
With
F.
W.
Allen
Secretary-Treasurer
The
IX)
J
Badminton
Club
had
in
enthusiastic
annual
meeting
last
night
when
of
floe-rs
for
the
Forthcoming
season
were
eieciea
as
follows:
President
o.
J.
Nornngton.
Vice-president
J.
A;
Teng.
Searetarvrtreasurer
P.
W.
Allen
Executive
Mrs.
Robert
Blance,
i0f
the
accident
and
taking
accus
Mnc
C.
H.
Blkins-
artd
Mrs.
J;
H.led
into
custody.
The
road
was
dry
Horton.
an
m
good
shape.
Sergeant
Ser-
The
club
will
start
its
season's
!
vice
said.
Where
the
accident
oc-
nlav
rm
October
1.
The
member
curred
was
a
stralaht
stretch
nro-
ship
is
full
and
no
further
appll-j
rr
bably
200
feet
long
and
from
15
1,.
i
a
...
u.
t..
-in
j.
r
.
.
...
.
cations
can
be
entertained
Teams
Chosen
For
Tomorrow's
Football
flnesient.
and
the
merry
throne
passed
on.
but
lay
under
the
asleep."
"Little.
Bo-Peep1
haystack
fast
MUCH
DRINKING
PRECEDED
DEATH
DRIVE
NEAR
SMITH-
ERS
WHEN
TWO
MEN
WERE
KILLED
IN
JUNE
LAST.
(Continued
Irom
page
one).
he
realized
that
it
was
Illegal
for
him
to
give
liquor
to
a
minor.
Mr.
Patmore
said
he
was
prepared
to
produce
the
birth
certificate
showing
accused
was
but
18
years
ola
at
tne
tune
or
the
accident.
The
first
witness
at
the
morn
Ing
session
today
was
J.
A.
Rutherford
BCX.S.
oi
Smithers
whose
drawing
of
the
scene
of
the
ac
cldent
was
put
in
as
an
exhibit
Sergeant
W.
J.
Service,
provln
cial
police,
also
gave
evidence.
He
toia
ox
oeing
called
to
the
scene
w
id
lex
ojut.
iite
uiiiccr
uc-
;
scribed
tire
marks
which
he
said
showed
the
car
had
gone
about
J
42
feet
on
the
extreme
outer
edge
!
Of
the
road
and''
then
for
about
1
16
feet
had
gradually
gone
off.
r5l.--v'f..':i
f
-.L-!ie--S!?2terwM
functioning!
me
nu
nii,
itH(Hi.
mvpcrij
oul
tne
emergency
aid
!
A
t
"
riot
seem
to
be
In
good
order.
The
foUowir
teams
have
been
JS&SiL
Sant
rvl"
teama
In
tfie
Junior
league
game
i
Xt
l
o'clock
court
adjourned
for
tomorrow
at
1:30
at
Acropolis,
luncheon
and
resumed
at
2:15
this
H,Lden:
B.
ft.
Morgan.
H.
Fish-1
6,tern00
er
J
Currle,
W.
Wllllscroft.
E.
Al
liston,
"J.
Campbell.
E.
Brochu,
L.
Wilson,
A.
Hardy,
T.
Dungate
and
R
Fona.
SDftres:
C.
Woodsk
J.
Wall
i
nKIU
and
Shrubtull.
SAM
TRETHEWAY
DIED;
ACCIDENT
Booth:
E.
Lindsethj
O.
Blake,
D.1
KAMLOOPS.
Sept.
27
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Oomez,
E.
Eby.
A.
Walters.
T.
Tretheway.
weU
known
mining
and
Makamoto,
A.
Ivarson,
a.
La,w-
lumber
man.
formerly
of
Abbots-rmm
i.
rrnmn.
W.
McLean
and
ford,
Is
dead
as
the
result
of
the
J.
Colussl,
Spares!
P
HU1(
P,
truck
he
was
driving
upsetting
on!
Stcgavlg
and
J.
Kelsey.
Sunday
He
was
63
years
of
age
Sw
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