PAGET
FOUR
....
0
.
Smith's:
team
won
the
third
and
deciding
game
of
the
High-;
School
Softball
League
play-off
series
on
Monday
afternoon
by
the
narrow
margin
of
one
run.
The
score,
ten
to.
nine,
was
Indicative
of
the
play.
Smith
won"
the
first
game
of
the
series
by
the
same
margin,
the
score
bemg
eght
to
seven.
Stlnech
forced
tfce
erle
into
three
games
by
winning
the
second,
six
to
five.
Yestef-dajrt
Tiotory
gave
Smith's
nine
the
chntnptonsMp
of
the
school
and
of
a
league
In
whieh
50
'boys
partlci
pa
ted.
First
to
bat,
the
Smithites
found
Pitcher
Moxley
easy
to
hit
and
the
field!
easy
to
penetrate
Due
to.
a
hfcrd
ball
Moxley
got
very
poor
backing:
Kanaya,
always
assure
hitter
and
dangerous
on
bases,
was-
first
to
bat
and
first
to
score.
He
was
followed
over
the
plate
by
Domlnato.
McRae
got
to
third
but,
over
anxious
to
score,
was
caught
and
run
down
between
third
and
home.
Obata
chalked
up
another
run
before
they
had
to
take
the
field.
Anderson
was
the
only
one
to
score
for
Stlnech
In
this
Inning.
In
the
second
inning
Kanaya
again
got
to
third
but
Stinech's
fielders
were
used
to
the
ball
and
held
him
there
while
they
retired
the
side.
The
Smith
team
likewise
allowed
no
runs
in
the
second.
Ross
got
to
third
and
Moxley
to
second.
Stlnech
replaced
Moxley
as
pitcher
but
was
no
better
at
holding
down
the
other
team.
The
third
inning
saw
five
runs
cross
the
plate
for
Smith.
The
scorers
were
Obata,
Bill
Tobey,
Morrison
(Roy),
Smith
and
Kanaya
At
bat,
the
Stlnech
team
turned
around
and
did
to
Do
minato
just
what
the
Smithites
had
been
doing
to
their
pitchers.
And
he
Smith
fielders
were
found
as
badly
wanting
in
handling
sizzling
drives
of
that
hard
ball.
Hale,
Anderson,
Hanson,
Stlnech,
Ross,
Moxley
and
Bremner
all
raced
across
the
plate
before
the
rally
ctould
be
stopped.
The
score
was
now
eight
all.
In
the
fourth
Inning
Stlnech
was
pitching
splendidly
to
retire
the
side
in
one-two-three
order.
But
Domlnato
was
equally
on
the
Job
and
duplicated
the
feat.
Smith
led
off
the
final
inning
by
pinch-hitting
Kanaya.
Kanaya
was
equal
to
the
task
and
scored
again
followed
by
Domlnato.
McRae
got
to
third
but
was
held
there
while
the
next
three
were
put
out
by
a
combination
of
good
pitching
.by
SMneeh
and
air-tight
backing
by
his
Infield.
At
bat
the
Stlnech
team
got
only
6na
run
made
by
the
cap
tain
himself.
Ross
got
to
third;
Hanson
made
sure
of
his
title
of
"Foul-Ball
King"
during
this
Inning.
Morrison
pitched'
for
Smith
in
this
Inning
and
made
a
very
good
lob
of
It.
The
play-off
series
has
been
so
keenly
contested
that
it.
really
needed
three
games
to
decide
which
was
the
better
team.
Theirnarrow
margin
of
superiority
is
indicated
by
the
fact
that
the
Smithites
were
only
One
ran
aheadon
the
total
score
of
the
whole
play-off,
the
totals
being
33
and
22
respectively:
Smith:
Kanaya,
Domlnato,
McRae,
Obata,
B.
Tobey,
R.
Morrison,
C.
Smith,
ePachy.
Catcher,
McRae.
Stlnech:
Hate,
Anderson,
Cameron,
Hanson,
Stlnech,
O'Brien,
Ross,
Moxley,
Bremner,
Johnstone.
Catcher,
firettmer.
SaoraKeeperD.
Rice.
Umpire,
Mr.
GlllilancL
rr
PLAYER
IS
tEELEASED
Frank
Fredcrickson,
Veteran
Ice
Star,
Let
Out
Unconditionally
By
Pittsburg
WINNIPEG,
Oct.
21;
Frank
Frederickson,
veteran
Ice
star,
was
unconditionally
released
by
Pittsburg
Pirates
on
Monday.
Last
season
he
managed
the
Pirates.
His
successor
Is
Cooper
Smeaton,
former
referee-in-chief
of
the
National
Hockey
League,
who
will
manage
the
Philadelphia
Quakers
this
season.
Tho
Pittsburg
team
has
been
transferred
to
Philadelphia.
FOREMAN
WINS
OUT
Newly
Crowned
Lightweight
Champ
of
Britain
Kayoes
Bristol
Opponent
MANCHESTER,
Oct.
21:
Al
Foreman
of
Montreal,
newly
crowned
lightweight
champion
of
Great
Britain,
last
night
knocked
out
George
Rose
or
Bristol
in
the
sixth
round
of
a
scheduled
25
round
bout,
the
prize
being
the
famous
Lonsdale
Belt
presented
by
Lord
Lonsdale;
''
The
fight
showed
Foreman
to
be
superior
in
stamina
and
hard
hitting.
Rose's
clever
boxing,
gained
him
the
edge
in
the
first
two
rounds.
SPORT
CHAT
Miss
Aldls
Thorlakson
was
winner
of
the
Individual
championship
for
co-eds
in
the
recent
Manitoba
Varsity
track
race
at
Winnipeg,
in
the
Javelin
throw
Miss
Thorlakson
established
a
new
record
of
107,
one
Inch.
She
also
won
premier
honors
In
two
other
events.
Miss
Marion
Carstalrs,
the
motor
boat
racer
interviewed
on
her
return
to
England
from
the
United
States
said:
"I
have
come
home
intending
to
attempt
to
create
a
new
world's
record
for
motor-boats.
I
shall
make
the
attempt
on
Lake
Windermere
in
April
next.
I
do
not
think
there
is
any
more
danger
from
driftwood
on
Windermere
than
anywhere
else.
In
fact
at
Detroit
we
raced
with
great
baulka
of
timber
floating
about"
Daily
News
nulck
results.
'Want
Ads"
bring
ARE
LEADING
Grotto
la
Second
Place
and
Operators
In
Third
In
Local
Crib-bage
League
Moose
14,
Seal
Cove
13.
Eagles
15,
Oddfellows
12.
Toe
II.
13,
Elevator
14.
Operators
12,
Grotto
15.
P.
R.
Hotel
15.
K.
of
C.
172.
League
Standing
The
standing
of
teams
to
date
lsf
as
follows:
W.
L.
Pts.
Six
Musketeers
,.-56
25
56
Grotto
50
31
50
Operators
...45
36
45
P.
R.
Hotel
44
37
44
Eagles
42
39
42
Moose
41
40
41
Elevator
39
42
39
Orange
Lodge
38
43
38
Seal
Cove
XI
44
37
Knights
of
C.
...........34
47
34
Toe
H
32
49
32
Oddfellows
28
53
28
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can
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at
MAGDALENA,
Sonora,
Mexico.
Oct.
21
A
quiet
village
of
300
l
Magdalena
354
days
of
the
year,
but
from
October
1
to.
10
it
is
th
shrine
of
St.
Francois
Xavler,
patron
saint
of
Yaqui
and
Papago
Indians,
and
the
Mexican
peons.
i
In
celebrating
St.
Xavier's
birth-
J
day,
the
village
was
thronged
by
more
than
15.000
Indian
and
peon
pilgrims,
who
came,
as
they
and
I
their
ancestors
have
each
year
for
I
more
than
two
centuries,
to
pay
Six
Musketeers
are
still
leading
I
homage
at
the
mission
dedicated
the
Cribbage
League.
They
have
a
in
1891
My
Father
King
to
Saint
margin
of
six
points
over
Grotto,
Xavier.'
9
last-year's
-
champions.
Operators
They
climaxed
the
11-day
peranum'
third
place.
Last
night's
j0d
of
cessation
and
worship
b7
weekly
games
resulted
as
follows:
,
fnine
bv
the
wooden
lmaee
of.
re-
18.
Oranpp
Ijvio-o
Q
sir'
MiKtptwr
1
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m
.
t,.i
ellningv
St.
Xavler,
which
is
dress
ed
in
ecclastical
garments
tattered
with
age.
Rhode
Island
Vets
Decorated
With
Verdun
Medals
PROVIDENCE
R.I.,
Oct.
21
A
great
throng
of
spectators
cheered
as
140
Rhode
Island
veterans
who
fought
at
Verdun
during
the
world
war
were
decorated
at
a
local
armory
with
the
French
government's
Verdun
medals.
Presentation
of
the
medals
was
mode
by
Rev.
Jean
Baptiste
Ptliegen
S.
J.,
one
of
France's
most
distinguished
war
heroes
who
himself
holds
26
citations
for
service
in
the
world
struggle.
A
special
citation
and
an-expression
of
appreciation
of
the
Freneh
people
accompanied
each
medal,
Having
made
a.
special
call
at
Claxton
In
the-
Skeena
River
to
load
salmon.
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
A.
E.
Dickson,
returned
Xo
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Post
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B.C.
R.
W.
Riley,
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B.C.
General
Store,
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Stewart
and
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northern
ppihts
and
will
sail
at:
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p.m.
for
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iouthi
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Crater,
volcanic
territory
within
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Coconino
National
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In
Arizona,
has
been
set
aside
as
a
national
monument.
The
area
set
aside
contains
3040
acres
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view
of
Shlbe
Park,
Philadelphia,
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