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V7
GIANTS
BEATEN
HIGH
SCHOOL
BY
THE
REDS
WINS
CLOSELY
Cubs
and
Cardinals
Remain
Tied
For
Leadership
of
Nation
al
League
AMERIGANaLEAGUE
r
'STANDINGS
W.
-.Philadelphia
J4,
ew
Y'ork
13
'St
Louis
14
1
Detroit
1G
i
Cleveland
12
H
t
'"Chicago
10
15
Washington
8
13
Boston
7
16
8
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AMERICANS
FARE
;
BADLY
IN
GOLF
MOORETOWN.
May
16
Walter
Hagen
and
three
of
his
compatriota
were
defeated
today
iff
the
first
two
rounds
of
the
,
Yorkshire
EwnHig
New
thousand
guineas
professional
golf
tourna
r
n
n
CB
ns
21
Si
BS
B
V
13
r
en
fill
8
1
1
1
B
1
I
I
a
!
i
',
Here
she
comes
Down
the
street
Looking
smart
And
very
ncatt
Yes,
of
course
hc
did
"Nugget"hcr
shoes
thlS
morning
I
$
KIGGET"
Ti
mmi
ePolish
gTHE
"NUGGET"
TIN
OPENS
WJTH
A
TWIST!
'ti
'
FOUGHT
GAME
with
a
terrific
shot
which
rebounded
from
the
crons
bar.
High
School
forwards
now
tried
hard
to
scone,
Armstrong,
Wicks,
Scott
and
Smurthwaite
all
trying
shots,
all
of
which
went
past
or
over
the
bar.
Eventually
High
scored
their
second
goal
and
soon
after
Smurthwaite
carried
the
ball
through
and
scored
High
School's
Sport
Chat
The
Jiarae
of
the
New
Empress
Club
will
be
carri.ed
on
the
local
football
field
for
the
first
time
tonight
when
Sam
Currie
leads
1
1
a
.
rt
mat
ml
-
.
..
.
..
....I
erly
amazed
at
such
tactics,
let,
a
beautiful
shot,
beat
Smith
and
stalled
in
the
presidency.
E.
0.
,go
the
ball
after
the
umnjre
had
made
tbe
score
even.
High
now
Brown
ws
chosen
vice-president
"
1
1
1
,
i
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1
I
C"
ll
1
1.
1
1
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.
.
.
,cueu
Jieiimann
oui.
35
I
BASEBALL
SCORES
National
League
Cincinnati
12.
New
Yortf3.
SflPittsbursgh
9,
Brdoklyn
4.
Chicago
7,
Boston
4.
.St!
Louis
4,
Philadelphia
1.
Z
American
League
New
York
1,
Cleveland
7.
Thiladelphia
5,
Detroit
6,
Washington
3,
St,
LSiiIs
'5.
tBoston
4,
Chicago
'8.
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
":
.nM-."S'"
'"('WmWlL.
Pctl
jicago
15
R
.652'
St.
Louis
15
Pittsburgh
11
Boston
11
Gtoelhnatl
...4.
INS
ll
ITiiladelphia
9
!New
York;
.,
7
Brooklyn
.
C
praaeed
tmd
Scott
shook
the
goal
to
act
as
secretary.
Three
teams
will
take
part
in
the
schedule
which
begins
tomorrow.
The
teams
are:
uoncentrator,
suppor
ted
by
the
Community
League
Ilorden
and
made
the
score
3
to
2
,.
nf
.yrfo
The
game
was
now
exciting
and
flUU
UH
rLAItriJ
ven.
Fortune
fBvored
High
onunnt
CftATD
A!
I
s-t-oor
wben
Scott
scored
with
a
1W
JlHUUL
fUUlDALL
shot
which
might
have
been
aved.
Borden
again
pressed
and
For
nigh
School
Smurthwaite.
Styles
only
saved
at
the
expense
of
gtyIe8
and
py,e
pUyed
.
ut
dv''wihon
PT,ly
0
3r
Sm"
vm
now
called
on
again
to
save
wa'
e,
,8,a
"7,
c,e'"
"""J
for
Borden,
which
h
did
success-
P13"-
i,e
w,m
",cl
W.tHv
several
time.
Soon
again
"a"
tne
msl
aavaniage
ana
Borden
beseiged
the
High
School
has
the
knack
of
getting
into
the
ft)
and
Smith
was
called
upon
to
best
positions
to
receive
passes,
rave
a
Tegular
battery
of
shots,
j
'!
swned
almost
miraculous
that
For
Borden
Streets
Pog
was
the
Hbh
Rchool
goal
escnned.
Ba-
the
best
fbrward;'!
Both
Wood-con
now
led
the
itigh
forwards
cocks
are
good:'
Katauyania
was
which
mhwed
hy
Inches.
Wilson
aved
again
from
Smurthwaite.
left
foot.
If
he
does
this
great
lenre
by
hts
good
play
and
Styles
7T
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H'f.-.,
.
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A
11
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lib
fJVI
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,
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VS
0
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uau
10
nave
hi
xne
exwnw
01
a
,
;rr
v
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r
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beautiful
corner
wa
""
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday.
May
16.
l929
WETHERED
AND
COLLET
MEET
Final
in
British
Women's
Golf
Open
Coming
Tomorrow
T-T-.M
..
i,
.
i
i
MVraeivaireei
i
earn
fliaKe
inings
his
proteges-against
the
ThlstleffHiibT
Jf
WrTtftf"
c.Atinn.l
fav
NEW
YORK,
May
Iff:
The
Hot
for
Football
League
jn
the
second
game
of
the
season
lf
rfHuf
.Mntl
States.
tolicaeihgJieds.iijftHiJi
wlthn
Leader,
but.
Loses
The
Thistles,
virtually
outclassed?
Jpyce"
tethered,
foremost
ithe
last
remains
of
tj
twi):game'j'
'
,
.
the
Regiment
in
the
first
game
$,jgjf$h
dy1
player,
will
meet
to-
series
urtth
the
Giatotfc.yeajria$
Cfne
of
the'
most'
fiercely
con-
of
the
season
last
Monday
eve-
inorroXv
1h
:'
36hole
final
for
the
The
Cubs
and
Cnrdilials
jvmnin-
i.Jw,I
,.n..
...
I.
ninir
hut
it
will
hi
snrmtMno"'ijf
tj-,iJ
.nmon'i
.lf
nhamninn-
1
"
"
-
"
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
r.
n
nwitiiiiD
.
.-I
icmcu
'
..
-
J(UillK
tt4
J
pjtljiru
IU
iwai
I
gun
etf
tied
for
leadership
by
scoring
.
school
football
was
fought
out
on
a
case-of
"when
Scot
meets
Scot"
Uhip.
In
the
semi-finals
Miss
victories.
The
Yankees
contented
the
AcroDolfs
hill
on
Wednesday
tonight
and
the
Empress
boys
Collet
defeated
Doris
Park,
Scot-
themselves
with
Loll
'Gehrig's
evening,
when
Borden,
althoutrh
seem
to
be
confident
that
ihev
'and.
four
and
three,
and
Miss
gjghth
homer
ajClefaland
poW.weaKened
by
the
absence
of
its
will
make
a
better
-showing
ag-i
Wethjued.
flefeaded
Edith
Leitch
Jd
George
Pipgrns
Jfaiujy
thxpc
Wguw
ffQalkfieper.and
left
back,
ainst
the
'Thistles;
who'-are
acj
other)
Yankee
(piterjJofjShaiite
played,
a,-oasijig..
-and
spirited
parently
goinjf
'to
be-stiff
dM
twisted
the
champions
into
knots
;,tne
frem-utart
tafirfish
against
tenders
for"
everything
thatXll
with
smart
southpaw
shoots.
the
School,
but
suffered
de-
golag
.
the
80ccer
iine
this
sflm-i
Ehiladelpba
heads
the
fea'
h
the
narrow
margin
of
one
uhampjons
my
TMt
js
Mt
bentu
y)
by
half
a
game,
but
St.
Louis
is
K.aJ
'
,
.,
4
.
.
,
,
New
Empress
Club
vhose
foot
rvonly
one
full
game
from
the
top
!
"J
ball
eleven
looks
like
a
strong!
PAYNE
TAKES'
NEWMARKOT.
May
16:
C.
G.
Lorne
rne's
Posterity
won
the
Payne
stakes
for
thre
vear
olds
over
iJ
J,'6
w,thKDffre.,t
:High
and
in
the
firstTew
-hould
be
a
good
,.'th,
,agt
mJle
a
half
of
the
H
Harry
Heilmann
butted
him-
minuteg
of
the
game
Smurthwaite
nd,
no
doobt.
a
large
crowd
of
Cesarewiti:hcpUre
today.
Niche
self
in
o
insensibility
against
a
I
an
sy
goal
for
High
fans
wI
aseend'
Acropolis
Hlllcame
seCond'
OT'ertester,
third.
ball
held
m
the
iron
paw
of
Mic-
watch
Scheo!
Following
the
kick-off,
Ten
horse8
ran
key
Cochrane
in
the,
ninth
at
De-
the
Borden
forwards,
led
byFong,
.
.
M.
etroit,
but
conscious
or
uncons-
menaced
the
High
School
goal.
A
Baseball
got
away
to
a
good
cious,
sprawled
across
the
plate
free
kick
awarded
to
Borden
just
start
at
Anyox
with
a
well
at-
EUri
VM
T
APT
F
with
a
winning
run.
The
score
be-
outside
the
penalty
area
was
tended
toeeting'
bn
the
former.
L
I
ll
LHlVUL
,.
...
vmiu
wnen
(ucarane,
prop-
ia
Ken
py
a.
mooocock,
wno,
wnn
vice-prewaent,
a.
rynne
was
in
and
managed
by
W.
Henderson;1
KIks.
under
'the
tutelage
of
Mike
Miss
Evelyn
Large,
dahghter
of
Chenowskl,
and
the
Mine,
guid-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
J.
Large,
and
a
ed
by
C.
Swanson.Two
umpires
phpil
of
Borden
Street
School,
third
goal.
Borden
now
had
the
will
control
the
games,
best
of
the
play
and
pressed
hard,
and
M.
Thompson.
A
A
lovely
run
by
Fong
was
stopped
been
appointed
srrou
just
in
the
nick
of
time
by
Pyle
'
the
Community
League,
and
Styles,
who
were
defending
i
-
-
well
for
High
School.
The
whistle
blew
for
half
time
with
,
J)ISPJJTFS
TO
the
score
3
to
1
in
favor
of
High.
;
,
Second
Half
j
BUAjUJ
UP
'
.''flSR'M.
The
second
half
was
desperately
;
j
fought
by-Borden
trying
to
turn;rIia
M
'i
..
xiiM
in
rn.
the
defeat
of
the
first
half
into'
Rl,flllinn
of
pr?nnuert
victory
.
ijorueu
iiictjmtu
iruiu;
t,t..j:4j-
jtane
oegmning
ana
oococx
ana
arid
Geo.
Wfnklemah
'consented
QUEEN
OF
MAY
Miss
Ghnborg
Pearson
and
Miss
J.
Cody
was
chosen
Qheen
of
the
May
for
was
conducted
yesterday
aiter-noon
in
the
office
of
Mayor
S.
P.
McMordie.
Mlas
Gunberg
Pear-
from
each
wJlpol.
The
other
nom
inees
were
MUs
Credwyn
Mor-
gan
of
Borden
Street
G.
A.
Central
scnooi,
'mour
and
Dr.
Joseph
Goaee,
rep-
resenting
the
Elks'
Lodge.
hoteurIvals
.
Prince
Rupert
Hon.
W.
C.
Shelly
and
E.
D.
Johnson,
Victoria;
Mr.
and
Mrt.
T.
W.
McPherson,
William
F.
Jones
and
A.
L.
McNaughton,
Vancouver;
F.
Sanbrook
rnd
Mrs.
M.
DenhoJme,
Ocean
Falla;
B.
Martin,
C.N.R.
Savoy
Sh'f
Vh
ment,
leaving
Leo
Dlegel
and
Joein
".
nioe
run-
b,ut
he
shot
past,
i
exceptionally
yflod
at
tMeki
He
iBarton
apd
Simon
McKay.
Kin-
lu?"
ine
on,y
8Umv,nK
vl
MKay,
Oreejit
Americans.
.vaccner
a
unuai
was
a
biiuiik
vl
V,1Ie'
Up-
11
VIxm
vTiiuiiifor
ifiMn.
ti
yitWi-
taird
drive".
Next
Wicks.
Aar
i,-
,MnV
''
N,n.
)n.WUii
nn
Kv
minVin
ai
-...i
-i
for
1
1
fim
.
niABti
a
beautiful
hot
l
,t-J
,.,UU
r
i
'J
"in.tiiR
a
"iv-i
wi
IJUH
Wl
.
.
tf
.
...
.
.....
IUUBl
uitttitc
Aiun.ni;
niiii
110
Qhe
home
hole
.
Lundie.
Saanicnton:
'J.
idaced
in
front
of
High
School
,anu
not
wa11
unu
ine,r
"PPG"-
.Moorenouse
;al
and
Fong
kicked
it
through
cnts
?et
It
and
k'ck
it.
The
team
!
lett,
city.
and
M.
Menu-
for
Borden,
making
the
score
4
to
now
comotmng
wen
ano
may,
,
w
'.
still
in
favor
of
High
School,
j
confidently
be
expected
to
play
as
.An
error
was
made
In
yester
Prom
now
onto
full
time
Borden
high
standard
of
football.
j
day's
paper
in
announcing
that'
pressed
and
tried
desperately
to)
IE.
A.
Ireland,
Third
Avenue
op-
rcore
the
equalizing
goal,
but
,
it
is
much
to
be
regretted
that
tlcian,
had
left
for
Vancouver,
lime
was
against
them
and
the
full
j
football
enthusiasts
and
more
'
time
whittle
blew
leaving
High
friends
of
the
players
do
not
find
White
flannelette,
35
Inch,
4
School
the
winners
by
4
goals
i
jt
convehient
to
attend
the
games,
yds.
for
$1.00.
Wallace's.
to
3.
The
teams
were
:
j
Borden
Street
Wilson,
Vacrher,
latsuyaraa,
Hardy,
Ihto,
N.ik4-moto,'
C.
Smith,
J.
Woodcock,
Rnnr.
A.
Woodcock.
Kapaya.
iHlfc'h
School
FJ.
Smith,
Pyle.
Ftvles,
Morrison,
Franks,
Forbes.
Wiks,
SeotA,
Smurthwaite
Arm-ctrojig,
Bacon.
Referee
Jack
Campbell.
it.
THISTLE
LINE-UP
The
Thistle
line-up
for
tonight's
Gllhuly
Cup-
football
fixture
against
the
New
.Empress
flub
will
be
as
follows:
Lambie;
Ilaig
and
Erskine;
G.
Mitchell,
Bnptje
and
A.
Macdpnald;
A.
Mitchell,
J.
Campbell,
W.
Mitch-ell,
T.
Bussantch
and
D,
Jack,
PROMINENT
FIGURES
IN
SPORT
Written
Especially
for
the
Dally
News
by
the
Sports
Edltov
ALHEItT
EDWARD
GOODEIUIA3I
it'
ti.
Wv
ana(liah
Yachtsman
T
XTJirniDprrimTird-Goodit-aam
of
Toronto
is
as
well
known
as
a
yachtsman
as
he
is
military
man
and
liquor
manufacturer.
He
was
born
at
Toronto
on
June
2,
1861,
and,
followed
his
father
to.
be
managing
director
of
Gooderham
and
Worts.
He
has
had
a
long'
mflitdfy
cifeer
with
the
Tenth
Royal
Grenadier
uMnij.
or
Toronto,
"rising
from
rank
to
rank
to
that
of
officer
commanding.
Besides
being
Interested
In
many
big
businesses,
he
has
always
taken
a
keen
Interest
In
education
and
philanthropy.
Yachting
he
has
followed
as
a
recreation
and
has
owned
many
famous
boats.
I
WINNERS
IN
LADIES'
CYCLE
RACE
IN
ENGLAND
Miss
E.
Armstrong,
winner,
and
Miss
Bennett,
runner-up,
in
the
ladle
race
was
a
feature
of
the
Marlborough
A.C.'i
Eastti-
.AtiWtyee.
mtetJ
t
Htrnisllrni.
Evelyn
Zalerri
Will
Be
HANPF
AND
MIIQIPAI
Maids
of
Honor
at
Elks'
Flag
Day
PROGRAM
ENJOYED
BY
.
Pynn
has
the
Elks'
Flag
Day
proceedings
jPrin
n'Tt
rT'
C,ub
en;
i,
n
iw
i
t
,u,i
vLhu
joyed
a
dance
and
program
of
mirsicul
numbers
i
After
their
regular
monthly
business
meeting,
members
of
the
ill
lUC
iiinn
Home
last
night.
I
There
were
about
CO
persons
;
resent
and
music
was
furnished
;
T,
'T,
cno'
I
by
the
Premier
orchestra.
A
.
A.
and
i,,,
Miss
Evelyn
Zarelli
of
An-
U-onn0n
was
master
of
:eremonies.
nunciation
School
were
drawn!
The
program
hicluded
solos
by
.s
maids
or
honor,
there
were
six
names
to
draw
from,
tvA
MJs,
Cathie
Eastman
of
Booth
got
away,
only
to
be
checked
by
ert
Football
Association
last
night
,
Memorial
chQOl
and
Mlsa
Dor
Vaeeher
and
Katsuvama.
who
It
was
decided
to
change
the
con-
jothy
Larsen
of
Annuriiatlon
were
playing
splendid
games
at
stitution
where
all
appeals
on.
jn-1
Schopl.
.
.
'
back.
Katauyama's
clean
and
fringementa
aridfllt
protests
will
'.Th$e
nresentyit
t)ie
drawing,
strong
kicks
saved
Borden
many
in
futdre
gp'
autonfctiWrfly
to
the
'lesde'si
the
mayor
who
officiated,
a
time.
The
Borden
pressure
board
of
control'
for
adjustment,
iwete
Miss
S.
A.
Mills,
principal
iarotih'd
High
School's
goal
now
instead
of
being
referred
as
at
of
Ilorden
Street
School
;
MIm
'EL
resurrea
in
a
series
or
corners,
present
iiTsi.xoineaawciaiiuii
any
fiercer
principal
of
liooth
wWh
were
well
Hken
by
Smith,
then
to
'the
board
of
control
if
-
Memorial
,Shopl;
Sister
Superior
AtTat.
from
a
well
placed
corner.'
necessary-
0f
Annunciation,
School,
and
W.
K.
Wllirecroft,'
Capt.
W.
P.
Ar-
J.
S.
(iite6a,i
Margaret
Pnlmfcr
mersley,
and
a
LOCAL
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ana
li
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liucy
ru
quartet
by
J
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A.
MitMbell,
Alex
and
lls
Molly
Cross
were
in
charge
of
the
serving
of
deticious
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Continued
From
Page
1)
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10,
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22A0,
22.60.
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Royalite,
Nil,
170.00.
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Nil,
2J5.
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2-00,
2.05
Freehold,
1.76,
1.80
Lnited,
Nil.
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the
rough
with
the
smooth
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