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NATIVESONS
ARE
LEADING
IN
BASEBALL
Displaced!
Elks
at
Top
of
Heap
in
City
Baseball
League
By
9-C
Win,
Last
Evening
LAMBIE
HITS
HOMER
Native
Sons
of
Canada
went
into
first
place
in
the
City
Baseball
League
as
a
result
of
their
win
last
evening
over
the
Elks
by
a
score
of
9-C.
There
remains
one
more
game
to
be
played
to
complete
the
first
half
of
the
season
for
the
Orme
Cup,
and
that;
will
be
played
on
Thursday
between
Centrals
and
Native
Sons.
In
case
the
Native
(
Sons
win,
they
will
head
the
league
,
for
the
first
half
4
If
the
Centrals
come
out
on
the
long
end
of
the
score,
however,
a
three-cornered
tie
will
result,
all
teams
winning,
and
losing
four
games.
In
that
case
a
sudden
death
play-off
will
be
commenced
on
Sunday.
Lamble
was
on
the
mound
for
Native
Sons
and
allowed
seven
hits
while
he
struck
out
eight
batters.
Skinner
started
for
the
Lodge
Men
but
failed
to
get
past
the
second
inning
when
he
hlfc
two
men,
walked
one
and
allowed
two.
singles
the
first
one
hitting
a
rock
in
front
of
Alex
Mitchell
and
bouncing
away
over
his
head.
Alex
Mitchell
went
Into
the
box
in
the
third
for
the
losers
and
was
touched,
for
eight
hits
in
the
four
innings
he
worked.
.
In
the
first
inning
with
the
score
standing
one
to
nil
against
him,
Larribie
slammed
ope
through
left
field
fence
to
drive
in
Bill
Mitchell
ahead
of
him.
He
hit
safely,
three
times
in
three
trips,
to
bat
Wendle
made
a
three-bagger
in
the
fourth.
'
,
George
Arseneau,
for
the
Elks,
made
a
two-bagger
and
a
triple;
in
fqur
times.'
up,
while
Alex
Mitchell
Slammed
out
a
brace
of
doubles
in
four
times
at
bat,
Howe
and
Smith
both
collected
two
singles
in
four;
times
at
bat.
In
the
sixth,
Arseneau
madq
a
nice
catch
on,
Stalker's
drive
to
left
and
caught
ffrlzzell:
at
fjrst
for
a
'double
play.
George
Mitchell
made
a
nice
ope-handed
catch,
of
Smith's
Texas.
Leaguer
in
the.
first
inning,
The,
Box
Score
ELKS
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0;
0
2
3
0,
06
S.
O,
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2
4
0
2
1
0
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9
ELKS
ABR
Hj
PQ.A.B
Harold
3b
4
2
1
2
2
0
Q,
Mitchell
2b..
ss.
4
1
1.
2
2
1
Arseneau
If,
4
2
2.
2!
1
0
A.
Mitchell
ss,
p,
..
4
0
2
V
2
0
Stephens
lb
3
0
0
Budlnleh
rf.,
2b.
..310
0,
3
0
Skinner
p,
rf.
3
0
0
1
0
0
Duryv
Cf.
3
01
0
0
0
S.
Ourvlch
c
3
0
0
3
0.
0
TotaJj
JJL
6,
7.18.10,
2.
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U.
U.
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ti
W.
Mitchell
lb
3
2
1
7
0
1
lAmbP;,
..
3'.
2;
3;
0,
3,
1,1
Il9re
3b
4
12
2
10.
Wendle
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4i
1
1,
1,
Sipjtlj
2b.
4"
1
2
12
I
Iflbbard
rf
4,
0
0.
1
0
1
Flteell
cf
4
0
1
2
0
0
Stalker
If.
;
3
1
1
0
0
0
Nelson
c
2
1
1
7
10
Totals
.31
9
12
21
8
5
Summary-Twft-l?as$
hit,
Aenr
eauyA.
Mitchll,
(2);
three-base
hit,
Arseneau,
Wendle;
home
run,
Lam-bio;
stolen
base,
Harold,
Erlzzell;
innings
pitched
by
Skinner
(2),
Mitchell
(4);
base
on
balls
off
Skinner,
(2);
struck,
out
by
Lamble-(8),
Skinner
(1);
hits
off
Skinner,
(4),
M)tchll
(8)
;
losing
pitcher,
Skln-nec;
hit
by
pitcher,
Stephens,
Bud-inich,
Lambje,
Nelson;
time
off
game
1:35;
umpires,
Parquhar'
and
Dow-nle.
IS
DRAW
England-Australia
Test
Match
Was
Called
Oft
Yesterday,
When
Light
Failed
LEEDS,
Eng.,
July
16:
The
test
match
at
cricket
between
England
and
Australia
was
left
drawn
yesterday.
The
scores
were:
Australia,
5C0;
England,
391
and
95
for
three
wickets.
The
match
was
finally
stopped
when
.the
.umpjje
decided
that
the
light
was
too
poor
for
continuation.
,
i
VICTORIA
VICTORIA
HOCKEY.
HOCKEY.
4.
,
TEAM
TO
TACOMA
TACOJA,
July
16:
Trans-
fer
of.
the
Victoria,
B.C.
Pacific
.
Coast
League,
ice.
hockey
team
.
to
Tacoma-
and.
the
purchase
of
Buster
Huffman,
Portland
player
was
.announced
today.
SPORT
CHAT
Prince
Rupert
Athletic
Club
and
Regiment
will
meet
tonight
in,
a,
football;
game
which
may
decide
the
ownership
of
the
Stuart
Shield,
third,
soccer
trophy
of
the
season.
It
is
a
match
which
was
postponed
fron
Monday
night
of
this
week,
by
rain,
A
win,
or
a
draw
for
that
matter,
will
Just
about
cinch
the
shield
for
the
Athletics
who
already
have
two
wins
and
no
losses
to
their
credit
in
the
series
while
all
the
Regiment
and
the
Canadian
Legion
have
to
show
on
the
"credit
side
of
the
standing
is
a
draw
each
while
the
Legion
has
been
defeated
twice.
A
win
for
the
Regiment
tonight;
would
keep
them
still
in
the.
running.
If
the
Athletics
capture
this
trophy
everyone
should
be
satisfied
since
it
would
give
each
ot
the
I
three
clubs
in
the
league
one
tro
phy
apiece
for
the
season;
the
Regiment
having
taken
the
Gjlhuly
Cup.
while
the
Canadian
Region
captured
the
Dominion
Day
trophy.
On
conclusion
of
the
Stuart
Shield
series,
play
in
the
league
series
for
the
Mobley
Cup
will
commence
Great
Britain's
already
imposing
string
of
records
on
land,
air,
and
water
will
be
added
to
at
Detroit
on
August
28,
29,
30
and
September
1,
if
all,
goes
well,
for.
on,
those
four
days,
Betty,
Carstalrs,
charming
young,
English
speed-boat
driver,
will
make
a
strong.
bd;
for,
the
famous
Harmsworth.
troppy,
emblematic
pf
the
motorboat
championship,
of
the
world,
And.
according
to
predictipns,
Miss
Carstalrs:
Estelle
I.V,
as
her.
present
boat
is,;
known,
wjll
churn
the
waters
of,
the
Detroit
River
at
a
speed
well
around
the
lOQ-mUes-an-hqur
marK,
At
present
Miss
Carstalrs
is
tuning
up
her
challenger
on
Lake
Muskoka.
Al
ready
Estelle,
IV.
has.
made.
70
miles
an
hour
in
trials,
there,
but
the
boat
is
good
for
at
least
90
miles
an
hour,
according)
to
tylss
Carstalrs,
and
A.
Hj
Hawser,
wnp
assigned
ine
laiesi
flyer.
Estelle
IV
is.
equipped
with
twjn,
motors,
each
rated,
s?fc
900
h.p
These
powerful
engines
wjll
turn
over-
at,
a.
maximum
of;
3,600,
revolu
tions
per
minute.
The
challenger
is
the
same
boaj;
wjth
which
Miss
Car-
stain
attempted
last
year,
to
lift
the
famous
trophy.
Stewart,
and
Premier,
Nq,
Qn
Even
Tjermi
For,
plamondrpphy
STEWART,
Vuly
l'eMatters
werq
evened,
up.
in.
the.
Hiam
baseball
cup
series
last
Saturday
when
SJkwaft
trounced,
U)e.
premier
nine
by
rjlnp
runstpf'fll.
This
was
the
second
game
of
the
scheduled
six-gimp,
shrifts,.
Prerpjer
already
having
won
the
first
by
six
runs
to
three.
Stewart
got.
off;
to,
a.
lucky
start
ln
thp,
first;
innlni:
when
Bruce,
the
Premier
pitcher,
allowed
a
couple,
of
free
passes,
hit
two
more
batters,
and
was
nicked
for
two
hits
which
brought
in
fpur.
runs.
From
that
time.,
on,
the
local
team
was
never
headed
and
had
no
difficulty
in
maintaining
their
fouirun.
lead.
REGIMENT
LINE-UP
The
Regiment
line-up
for
to
night's.
Stuart,
Shield
football,
game
against
the
Prince.
Rupert
Athletic
Club
will
be.
ap,
fpllows:
Laldler;
Dplg
and
Edgecumbe;
Watson,
Macdonald
and
Wilson;
Walker,
Tinker,
Wlngham,
Norririgton
and
Bradshawi
reserve,
Scott.
RECORD
'GATE
Although
two,
games,
wer.e.
played
away
from.
home.
the.
football,
au
tendance
at
the
Yale
Bowl
last
sea
son
was,
the,
largest
ejet
395,690
paid
aMlsstoris
befiig
feje)yd7
t
I
i
iMwi
CONTESTS
Gabby,
Harnett
Wins
For,
Chicago
1
Cubs
and
Marberry
Pitches
Senators
to
Victory
BOSTON.
July
16:
"Gabbv!
Harnett
hit
his
twentieth
homer
of
the
season
which
gave
the
Chicago
Cubs
the
victory
over
Boston
Braver
in,
the.
National
League
yesterday
The
win
of
the
Brooklyn
Robins
over
Pittsburg
Pirates
was
due
to
the
almost
perfect
pitching
of
Wat
son
Clark.
In
the
American
League,
Mar-
berry
pitched
Washington
Senators.
to
victory
over
Detroit
Tigers,
allowing
but
five
hits.
Boston
Red
Sox
pummelled
Cleveland
Indians
and
Philadelphia
Athletics
triumphed
over
St,
Louis,
the
champions
holding
the
Browns
hltless
until
the
ninth.
Yesterday's
scores:
Nationat
League.
Pittsburg
0,
Brooklyn
5.
Chioago
5,
Boston
3.
Cincinnati
14,
New
York
8,
St
Louis
7,
Philadelphia,
6.
American
League
Washington
3,
Detroit
0.
Boston
13,
Cleveland
4.
New
York
9,
Chicago
5.
Philadelphia
11,
St.
Louis
6,
Baseball
Standings
National
League
W.
L.
Pet.
Brooklyn
48
30
.615
Chicago
48
38
.561
New
York
43
37
537
St.
Louis
41
37
526
Boston
...39
40
.491
Pittsburg
37
43'
.463
Cincinnati
34
45
.430
Philadelphia
........:.28
48
.368
American
League
W.
L.
Pet
Philadelphia
..4
58
29,
.667
Washington
54
29
,651
New
York
,48
34
.585
Cleveland
,41
43.
.488
Detroit
v40
48
.455
Chicago
.v32
50.
.390
Boston
32
51
.386
St.
Louis
.32
$i
.376
City
League
W.
L.
Pet.
Sops
of,
Canada.
4
1
.571
Elks
4
4
00
Centrals
3
4
.429
Sergeant
Foam
Leads
Canucks
Montrea).
Marksman,
is.
Making
Great
Showing
at
Annual,
Meeting
in
Blsley
Camp
BISLEY
CAMP,
ENg.,
July
16
Sergeant
C.
W.
Foam
of
the
Black
Watch,
Montreal,
who
won
the
Duke
jot
Cambridge
rifle
match
here
by.
defeating
hundreds
or
marksmen,
with
a
perfect
score,
is
now
leading
in
the
Orand
Aggregate..
REBEKAH
OFFICERS
Mrs.
K,
X,
Brooks
to
Head
Lodge
at
Terrace
for
Coming
Year
TERRACE,
J.uy
16
fountain
View
Rebekah
Lodge,
Np.
47,
Tel-
race,
installed
officers
as
follows:
P.N.O.
Mrs.
W.
C.
SDaj.Hiv
N.Q.
Mrs.
E,
Brooks,
V.O.
Mrs.
E.
M.
Smiths
RJ3t
Miss
Munro.
F.S.
Mrs.
w.
E.
smitht
,
.
ChaplalOTrMfs.
McKihnon,ftA
-WardeniMrs.
KJrie.
U::4lfL-
Conductor
Miss
E.
Reid.
'
RJ5J.0-Mrs,
Kenney.
L.S.N.O
Miss
J.
Donald,
R.
S.
V.a
Mrs.
J.
McLaren.
L.S.V.O.
Mrs.
A.
Kirkaldy.
I,0-Mr.
If,
King.
0,0,
Mr.
T
Walsh.
PRIVATE
TRACK
The
Klenn
Riddle
thoroughbred
racing
establishment
in
Maryland
boasts
a
one-mile
training
track
that
Isfasiimposing
and
well-kept
j
a
njaiiy
(pabV
racetracks.
iHrrii.-,
life-like
good
golfif
Hd-up
of
piany
little
thing!
each
one
of
which,
help.
thc,
icoro.
Better
dlgeitlon
tter
jier.
:
nerves
clearer
brain,
arc
all,
factori
that
count
and
are
ca!nH
from
the
rr
u.epfWrigley'a.-;
ffkfj
I
II
It
IL.
II
Afar
tvtry
mtal
trvTTVT?ll!TTl
-
I'M
H
If
I
W'
P
I
I
V
VSI
i
VI
filj
iuLiLi
Serjeant
Major
Ruffle
of.
Victoria
Leads
in.
rgnff's
i'rlz,
Shoot
at
Bislcy
Today,
BISLEY'
CAMP,
July
16:
Cana
dians
did
fine
scoring
in
the
first
stagejjf
the
King's
Prize
shoot
here
today,
Sergeant
Major
W.
H,
Ruffle
01
Victoria
iea
an
Canadians
wun
one
hundred
out
of
a
possible
105,
IS
HOT
IN
CALIFORNIA
Imperial
Valley
Thermometers
Re
gistered.
123
Degress.
Today,
,
and
Two
are
Dead.
LOS
ANGELES,
July
16
At
Ca-
i
lexico
in
the
Imperial
Valley
thcr-1
mometers.
registered
123
degress
of
heat.
Two
deaths
ae
reported
in
Southern
California
from-
the'
heat
wave.
SOVIET
HAS
LARGE
LOAN
Will
Borrow
Two
Million
Roubles
Internally
to
Launch
Its
In-,
dustrialization
Plan
MOSCOW.
July
16:
An
internal
loan
of
two
billion
roubles
has
been
launched
to
permit
the
Soviet
gov
ernment
to(
complete
its
iive-year
industrialization
plan
In
four
years,
WILL
KEEP
OUT
YANKS
Immigration
Department
to
Keep
Snarp
Eye
on.
Unemployed
1
Americans
Entering
Canada
VANCOUVER,
July
16:-Hon,
Ian
Mackenzie,
minister
of
immigration,
has
issued
instructions
to
W.
J.
Egan,
deputy
minister,
16
keep,
a
sharp
look-out
for
attempts
ot
unemployed
United
States
citizens
to
make
illegal
entry
into
Canada.
f
ALEXANDRIA
British
Government
Sends
Vessels
to
Egyptian.
Port
to
Protect
Foreien
Lives
LONDON,
July.
16;VThe
British
government)
has
ordered
the
battle
ships
Queen
Efjzabeth
and
Ramlllles
to
Alexandria,
for,
the
protection
of
foreign,
lives
ana
property
endan
gered,
by
disorders
there.
NEW
HEAD,
i
FOR
BANK
Frank.
Augustus.
Itnlph
(ft
Toronto
Is
Named,
Imperial
President
TORONTO,
July
16:
Frank
Augustus
Rolph
of
Toronto
has
been
appointed
the
ngw
president
of
the
Imperial.
Bank
of
Canada.
SOFTBAIfJf
SCHRMULE
July
10
Round
House
vs,
Dry
Dock.
July
18
Round
House
vs,
Station
'
'
)
!'
"I
-
Plrigijble
Expects
to.
Cross
I
Atlantic,
Canada.
About
August!
MONTREAL,
July
16
Announcement
Is
officially
made
that
the
British
dirigible
R-100
will
crpss
thef
Atlantic
to
arrive
here"
about
August
1.
It
has
already
been
announced
that
the
flying,
ship
will
not
come
over
.unUl
after
the
general
election
in
Canada.
Estep
Was
Not
Badly
Damaged
American,
Halibut
Boat
Got
Off
With
Little
Injury
Following
Sinking
on
Sunday
The
American
halibut
boat
Estep,
jCapt,
H.
A.
Hansen,
which
sank
:
near
Union
Passaee
down
the
coast
tTpm
nore
on-
Suntav.
after
striking
a
was
brou8ht
hera
Iast
nl3ht
in
tow
of
the
Pacific
Salvage
Co.'s
power
tug
Red
Boy,
The
vessel,
,
which
is
now
on
the
locqrl
dry
dock,
Sustained
little,
if
any
hull
damage,
!
and.
will
merely
have
to
be
cleaned
iup
following
her
immersion;
AnotherByrd
Expedition
Is
Beinff
Planned
ALBANY,
N.Y..
July
16:
Commander
Richard
Byrd,
who
recently
returned
from
the
Antarctic
Ocean,
will
make
another
expedition
but
he
is
keeping
his
destination
secret.
i
PRINCE
DAVID
ON
WAY
OVER
New
C.
N.
R.
Steamer
Called
at
Azores
on
Monday
VANCOUVER,
July
16:
85.
Pjince
Davjd,
latest
Canadian
National
steamship
which
will
inaugurate
the
trl-clty
service
between
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle,
left
Ponta
Delgada
in
the
Azores,
oh
Monday
night
according
to
advices
received,
here
by
B.
C.
Keeley.
Pa
cific
Coast
manager,
Canadian
Na
tional
Steamships.
Her
next
port
of
call
will
be
St.
Thomas,
B.W.I.
It
Is
expected
she
will
reach
Vancouver
about
August
and
start
the
new
service
on
August
12,
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