PAGE
FOUR
DOWN
ELKS
Hotel
Men
Step
Into
First
Place
As
Itesult
of
Victory
in
City
Baseball
League
Centrals
went
Into
first
place
in
the
City
Baseball
League
last
night
by
downing
the
Elks
by
a
score
of
95.
Andy
Donald's
boys
won
the
game
In
the
second
Inning
when
six
men
crossed
the
plate
on
four
hits
three
errors,
a
wild
pitch
and
a
base
On
balls.
Brick
Skinner
was
in
the
box
for
'the
Antlered
Herd
and
was
relieved
by
Herman
Lob-llck
In
the
third.
Chenoski
did
the
heaving
for
the
winners
and
although
he
was
nicked
for
11
safeties,
he
kept
them
scattered
except
In
the
sixth
when
the
Elks
scored
four
of
their
runs.
Centrals
titans
'
.The
Centrals
started
things
In
.the
second
when
Somervllle
hit
a
hot
single
past
short.
Barry
walked.
'
McNulty
struck
out.
Morrison
hit
a
nice
single
to
left
filling
the
bases.
Somervllle
scored
bn
a
wild
pitch,
both
other
runners
advancing.
Stone
was
Safe
on
a
fielder's
eholce
when
he
hit
to
Loblick
who
threw
to
the
plate
to
catch
Barry
but
Mitchell
dropped
the
ball
and
Stone
went
ta
second,
Morrison,
to
third.
ii
Pd
a
1
0
,3
1
4
0
Farqshr
lb
iald
ChKkl
p
4
0
112
Somervllle
c
4
12
3
1
Barry
g&
2
2
0
3
3
MtNtiltirrf
3
0
0
1
0
Morrison
ef
3
2
2
1
2
Stone
If.
3
10
0
0
Ttttals
29
9
8
21
11
3
SHks
AB
It
II
PO
A
E
HsMld
3b
4
12
0
2
1
Meran
2b,
s.
4
0
112
0
ArWtieau
If
4
0
2
1
0
0
Loblick
p
4
0
10
10
A.
Mitchell
Oi
4
0
1
10
2
1
Stephens
lb
4
1
0
9
0
0
Oosae
cf.,
r,f
4
0
0
0
0
1
Sktonfer
p.,
Cf
3
1
2
0
0
0
Budinich
rf.,
2b.
..
2.
2
2
0
2
0
Tctt"
32
3
11
21
9
3
Central
0
6
0
0
0
3
0-0
Elkik;.:.:
0
6
10
4
05
Summary
Two
base
hit,
Farquhar,
Bomerville,
Arseneau,
Lbblick:
ihHlngs
pitched
by
Skinner,
2,
Loblick,
5;
first
base
on
balls
off
Skin
ner,
2,
Loblick,
1,
Chenoski,
1;
struck
out
by
Skinner,
3,
Loblick,
6,
Chen
oskL
2;
left
on
bases,
Centrals,
3,
Elks,
8;
passed
balls,
A.
Mitchell,
3;
wild
pitch,
Skinner.
1;
stolen
base,
Gavin;
sacrifice
hit,
G.
Mitchell;
umpires,
Ralchford
and
Lambie.
rI:MylNewa-nVahl
Ada"
bring
quick
results.
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v.
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"
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,
.
CENTRALS
Four
and
a
Half
Million
Will
Be
Split
In
Calcutta
Sweep
Gavin
struck
out.
Morrison
scored
ifor
the
Dry
Dock,
secured
four
hits
wnen
Haroia
tnrew
wua
on
George
Mitchell's
grounder
and
Stone
took
,
third
and
Mitchell)
second.
Far-quhar
drove
both
men
In
with
a
two-bagger.
He
scored
on
Chen-oski's
single
to
right.
Chenoski
was
caught
out
stealing
second.
They
got
their
bther
three
runs
in
the
sixth.
Barry
walked.
He
went
to
second
on
a
passed
ball.
McNulty
fanned.
Barry
scored
on
Morrison's
single
to
centre,
Morrison
going
to
second
on
the
throw
In.
Stone
fanned.
Gavin
singled
to
left
ahd
Morrison
scared.
Gavin
stole
second,
and
scored
on
George
Mitchell's
single.
Farquhar
went
out
Budinich
to
Stephens.
Elks
Scoring
Elks
got
their
first
run
in
the
third.
Budinich
drew
a
free
pass.
He
went
to
second
on
Harold's
hit
to
right.
Moran
hit
a
fly
to
centre
and
Morrison
threw
to
second
forcing
Harold,
Budinich
taking
third.
Arseneau
went
out
Chenoski
to
Farquhar
and
Moran
went
to
second.
Loblick
was
safe
on
Barry's
error
and
Budinich
scored.
Loblick
was
caught
trying
to
steal
second.
They
got
their
other
four
runs
in
the
sixth.
A.
Mitchell
hit
to
left.
Stephens
was
safe
when
Alex
Mitchell
was
forced
at
second.
Gosse
struck
out.
Skinner
singled
and
Ste
phens
stopped
at
second.
Both
run-
Howe,
ss.;
McKeown,
3
b.:
Nelson,
If.;
Geddes,
cf.;
T.
Kelsey,
rf.
Umpires
Comadlna
and
Till:
W
Dry
Dock
4
Round
House
...
3
Offices
......
.....l
Station
.
.
1.
1
L.
1
1
3
4
golf
star,
defeated
Donald
K.
Moe
of
Portland,
Ore.,
United
States
Walker
Cup
team
star,
ln-the
sec
ond
round
of
the
British
amateur
golf
championship
yesterday
four
and
two.
rr
n
V
WHIincr
nf
Portland
ners
scored
on
Budbnlch's
single
to;
0re.;
another
united
States
Walker
right.
Harold
singled
and
Budinich
riin
n1,vtr
ripfoat.rt
hv
in
went
to
third.
both
scored
They
istead
ay'of
j
wmiara
8
park
Scot-
whtn
Moran's
liner
Barry
dropped
land
twQ
and
one
and
then
threw
to
Farquhar
who
dropped
the
ball.
Moran
was
forced
a$,
second
on
Arseneau's
grounder
tq
Gavin.
Box
Score
Centrals
AB
R
Gavin
3b.
:
3
1
O.
Mitchell
2b
3
;
i
ROUGHAGE
IN
DIET
NEEDED
IN
REDUCING
Kellogg'a
ALL-BRAN
Eliminates
Danger
Are
you
one
of
those
who
are
f
ducinp
by
diet?
If
so,
there
is
one
important
thing
you
should
know
diets
that
do
not
Include
roughage
cause
constipation,
often
with
serious
consequences.
Guatd
gainst
it
I
Kelloeg's
ALL-BRAN
eontalhs
the
roughage
needed
to
insure
regular
elimination.
It
is
ruaranteed
to
relieve
both
temporary
and
recur-
ring
constipation
or
your
money
will
M
refunded,
two
tablespoons
daily
In
serious
esses,
with
each
meal.
KellogR's
ALL-BRAN
Is
not
fat-
tening.
Out
it
does
add
Valuable
4
Iron
to
the
blood
which
helps
present
anemia
(another
dieting
danger)
and
bring
-a
glowing,
healthy
color
Id
the
complexion.
You
can
enjoy
Kelloge's
ALL-BRAN
in
many
delightful
ways.
As
a
ready-to-eat
cereal
with
milk,
honey,
sprinkled
over
cereals
and
salads,
In
soups
and
soaked
hi
fruit
juices.
It
is
appetising
in
cooked
fond.
Your
grocer
has
Kellogg's
ALL-BRAN
in
the
red-and-green
package.
Made
by
Kellogg
in
London,
Ontario,
iV
ALL-BRAN
I
"Improved
In
Texture
and
Taste"
.
NEW
YORK,
May
28:
Bill
Walker
pitched
the
New
York
Giants
to
a
victory
over
the
Brooklyn
Robins
ball
League
last
night.
Geddes,
in
yesterday
for
their
first
win
nf
the
centre
field
for
Dry
bock,
played
a
series
and
their
second
over
Brook-
third
base
for
the
same
team,
pulled
some
good
assists.
Elmer
8:itn,
in
six
times
at
bat.
Dry
Dock:
E.
Smith,
c;
Boulter,
p.;
J.
Smith,
lb.;
R.
Kelsey,
2b.:
O.
lyri
this
season.
Pittsburg
Pirates
halted
the
winning
stride
of
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals
after
the
latter
had
won
eight
straight
games
and
17
of
the
last
19.
In
the
American
League,
Washington
Senators
won
their
sevtnth
straight
game,
Bam
Jones
holding
Station:
Astoria,
2b.;
Ungef,
rf.;
,thj
New
York
Yankees
to
four
hits.
Horton,
3b.;
Styles,
lb.;
B.
siatte-
f
Philadelphia
Athletics
beat
Bos-
Doi,
cr.;
a.
Skatteooi,
c.-
peters,
ss'rOWRea
Box
In
a
heavy
hitting
con
Stalker.
If.;
Holtby,
p.
AMERICANS
m.
ARE
BEATEN
Britishers
Succeeded
in
Second
Round
of
Amateur
Golf
Championship
ST.
ANDREW'S
Scotland.
May
28:
Rex
W.
Hartley,
youthful
British
'Cleveland
Indians
took
another
doubleiheader
from
the
Chicago
White
Sox.
Yesterday's
stores:
National
League
New
-York
3,
Brooklyn
1.
-St.
Louis
5,
Pittsburg
8.
'
;"
American
League
Washington
"7,
New
York
2.
Chicago
2-8,
Cleveland
3-9.
;Boston
5,
Philadelphia
7.
Detroit
16,
St.
Louis
tl.
slaIterynot
recognized
He
and
Pete
Latio
Thrown
Out
of
of
Ring
By
Referee
BOSTON,
May
28:
Alter
being
j
erred
for
seven
rounds,
Jimmy
Slattery
of
Buffalo,
recognized
In
New
York
State
as
light
.heavyweight
champion,
and
Pete
Latzo
of
Scranton,
Penn.,
were
thrown
out
of
the
ring
by
Referee
Brasill
who
declared
the
bout
no-contest
and
ordered
the
purses
withheld.
Baseball
Standings
National
League
W.
L.
St.
Louis
23
14
Brooklyn
22
14
PlttSDurg
........id.i.19'
46
Cbjcago
W...19
19
New
York
17
t8
Boston
;
...14
18
Cincinnati
14
21
i
Philadelphia
....
11
i9
American
League.
W.
Washington
27
Philadelphia
,...
...23
j
Cleveland
.ju
02
New
York
18
Detroit
16
Chicago
14
St.
Louis
14
Boston
12
filksl
lCity
League
vstutiuis
-
Sons
of
Canada
Wc.
L.
L
14
16
17
'
22
2t
22
24
L.
0
1
2
BOBBY
JONES
Pet.
.622
.611
Mi
.500
.480
.428
.400
567
Pet
.730
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.400
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Pet.
1.000
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GOLF.WINNER
St.
ANDREWS",
Scotland.
Iav
28
Bobby
Johe
Of
Atlanta,
OeOrgla,
today
deefated
the
defending
Bri
tish
champion,
Cyril
Tolley,
one
Up
at
the
nineteenth
hole
In
the
fourth
round
of
the
British
amateur
golf
championship.
"
'
THE
DAlLYvNEW8.
".f
v.
"Qet
Bill
to
umpire
he's
a,member
of
the
"''Eleet
FOOT
Athletic
Club"
on
English
Derby
Next
Week
CALCUTTA,
May
28:
Four
arid
a
half
million
dollars
will
change
hands
in
the
Calcutta
Sweepstake
ofi
the
English
Derby
at
Epsom
t)owrts
on
June
4.
The
pool
contains
expenses
of
the
Calcutta
Turf
Club,
that
the
first
prize
will
b6
around
$1,940,000.
This,
according
to
custom
of
re
cent
years,
will
be
divided
lhto
three
first
prizes
amounting,
to
about
$645,000
veach.
Those
who
draw
starters
will
get
about
54,000.
DRY
DOCK
IS
WINNER
Station
Made
Many
Errors
In
Last
Night's
Softball
Game
In
a
game
marked
by
many
errors
on
the
part
of
the
Station,
the
Dry
Dock
administered
a
serere
beating
to
the
Station
team
by
a
score
of
11
to
5
in
the
C.
N.
It.
Soft-
GIANTS
WON
OVER
ROBINS
Pittsburg
Pirates
Halt
Winning
Streak
of
St.
LOuls
Cardinals;
Senators
Win
Seventh
Straight
T
V
the
time
you
get
the
Flectjfoot
Sports
Review
for
a
few
months,
A
fleet
of
four
United
States
yachU
have
answered
the
chal
lenge
of
Sir
Thomas
Lipton
for
the
America's
Cup
with
the
lauhch-
ings
of
the
Weetarrtoe
at
Bristol.
R.O.,
and
the
Yankee
at
a
Boston
yard.
The
launchings
came
as
the
dojghty
Irish
sportsman
was
observing
his
80th
birthday
anniversary.
The
other
two
United
States
boats,
the
Enterprise
and
the
Whirlwind,
were
launched
at
Bristol
April
14.
and
Boston,
-May
7.
respectively.
The
four
must
now
fight
It
out
In
a
series
of
trials
or
eliminating
races
for
the
honor
of
meeting
Sir-
Thomas'
challenger.
Shamrock
V.
off
Newport
next
September.
Upon
one
of
the
four
will
rest
the.
responsibility
of
de
rending
the
lamous
tropny(
emi
blematlc
of
Columbia's
ruld
o(
the
wave
over
Britannic
fyachlsrhen
since
1851.
In
that
year
thf
Schooner
America
led
BrltalnVnastest
yachts
around
the
Ljle
of
Wight
and
brought
home
the
cup.
'Racing
for
the
recovery
of
the
cup
which
Is
bottomless,
began
on
(his
side
of
the
Atlantic
sixty
years
ago.
It
the
vast
amount
of
money,
expended
In
competition
for
it
and
In
Its
defense
Is
considered,
t
he
trophy's
lack
of
a
bottom
becomes
almost
symbolic.
This
year's
racing
alone,
it
Is
estimated,
will
represent
an
outlay
of
at
least
$1,-000,000
before
Sir
Thomas
leaves
tjiose
shores,
with
or
without
a
trophy
chlcn
originally
cost
100
guineas.
It
Will
be
his
fifth
effort
to
recov?r
It
for
Britain
and
the
Roya
Ulster
Yacht
Club
and
many
claim
his'
chances
are
brighter
;than
ever
before.
Although
figures
show.
Unc
dimensions
of
the
five
yachts
vary
considerably,
tHey
are
for
practical
purposes
much
alike
and
differences
represent
the
designers
theories.
To
gain
an
advantage
In
one
direction
they
were
forced
to
j
make
Concessions
in,
an-otlwfr
to'cohfortri
td'
the
76
'
fdot'
rating
under
the
universal
rule.
Get
your
you
sure
know
a
thing
or
two
about
apr)licati011
sports.
You
know
the
rules
of
all
the
tr
games
and
all
the
famous
athletes
folcltllc
flTOIH
and
champions.
It's
certainly
worth
while
to
get
this
little
sports
news-
yOUX
Q63.1er
paper
in
the
mail
every
month.
We
mail
it
free
to
every
member
of
the
Fleet
Foot
Athletic
Club.
And
every
member
gets
a
nifty
red
and
blue
membership
button
and
an
engraved
certificate,
tod.
It
doesn't
cost
a
cent
to
join
this
dub.
Just
go
to
any
shoe
store.
kllinfUe
SPORT
CHAT
The
designers
of
the
five
boats
are:
Shamrock.
Charles
E.
Nicholson;
Weetamoe,
Clinton
II.
Crane;
Yankee,
Frank
C.
Paine;
Whirlwind,
L.
Francis
llerrehoff,
ahd
Enterprise,
W.
Starlln;
Burgess.
All
-have
been
personally
or
through
members
of
their
families
atebciated
with
previous
America's
Cup
raees.
The
Yankee
is
Boston
owned
and
the
other
three
were
built,
by
New
York
syndlcate.The
Whirlwind
is
generally
considered
the
"heaty
weather"
boat
pfthej
ueei.
me'
pnamrosK
v.
appears
designed
to
be'
at
her
best
In
light
air.
j
Man
in
the
Moon
Uy,--,
.;:
-j
.-i-i.jm
"Wose
who
thought
summer
was
npjAcpmlng
this
year
were
fooled
yjjrpay.
it
came.
Last
year
yeni
across
me
naroor
fijeky
Ma?
'but.
this
year
I
get
awap
'
lb
on
the
couldn't
eware
Of.
bccomlne
a
bl?
nun
Yqtl
ire
likely
to
be
fired.
I
know
a
woman
who
treats
her
husband
like
a
dog.
She
Is
always
fondling
him.
Jake
says
he
thinks
the
conversation
in
the
weal
barber
shops
was
much
more
interesting
before
the
ladles
took
to
going
there.
He
says
ne
dpeiinot
like
racy
ta)
lie
hadfftpparently
lost
some
money.
He
searched
his
pockets
and
finding
them
all
empty
dropped
dead
on
the
street.
No,
he
wasn't
the
nationality
you
thought.
If
this
fashion
Of-golng
without
hats
keeps
up,
what
will
the
haberdashers
do?
Old
Gentleman
(bewildered
at
the
elaborate
wedding)
Are
you
the
bridegroom?
YoUogi
Man
No,
sir.
I
was
eliminated
In
the
semi-finals.
Foot
Shoes
and
pick
out
the
pair
you
like
best.
Ask
the
dealer
for
an
application
blank
for
the
Fleet
Foot
Athletic
Club.
Then
mail
it
to
the
Dominion
Rubber
Co.
Limited,
Montreal.
In
a
few
days
you
will
get
your
membership
button
and
certificate
through
the
mail.
The
Fleet
Foot
Sports
Review
will
be
mailed
to
you
each
month.
The
club
is
open
only
to
boys
and
girls
who
wear
real
Fli
ct
Foot
Shoes;
so
make
sure
the
name
ts
stamped
on
each
shoe.
They
arc
tr-o
finest
fitting,
most
comfortable
anj
longest
wearing-
rubber-soled
shoes
you
can
buy.
A
Product
of
DOMINION
RUBBER
COMPANY
LIMITED
BASEBALL
SCHEDULE
Person
May
Deduct
Up
to
Ten
Ptr
Cent
For
Donations
to
Institutions
'
OTTAWA,
May
28
By
an
amend-;
nient
to
the
Income
Wat
Tax
Act
adopted
In
tile
House
of
Common-,
1
today
.contributions
to
any
charit
able
organisation
not
exceeding
tv
i
per
cent
of
the
income
of
taxpayer
;
are
exempt
from
Income
tax..
!
The
term
"charitable
organization"
In
its
legal
sense
incluri
churches,
schools,
universities
and
institutions
for
the
relief
Of
povci
i
ty.
tn
the.
original
form
the
amend-1
mcnt
afcfilled
onlv
to
churchM
hn.
pltalsand
educational
Institutions
btit
was
broadened
to
include
all
charitable
organizations.
THE
WEATHER
(Oovernment
Telegraphs)
Prince
Rupert-temperature,
50.
Clear,
calm;
E.
F.
Cribb,
superintendent
of
the
Pacific
Salvage
CO.,
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Prince.
George
tl.ls
morning
rqtr
Vaifrojiver,
bclns
here
on
company
business.
BALL
PITCHER
I
DIED
CICAG
filllCAGO
Ma,
Following
is
a
revised
Senior
'
veteran
-tnaior
Leape
baseball
schedule
for
the
Chicago
Cubs,
di
unc.
nan
oi
me
juxsent
season:
May
29
Elks
rs.
e.
O.
O.'
Jun
3-S.
O.'GrVs.
Centrals.
June
5
Centrals
vs.
KDu.
June
108.
0.
C.
vs.
Klks.
;
June
12
Centrals
vs.
8.
q.
C.
June
17
Elks
Vs.
Centrals.
June
19
Elks
vs.
S.
O.
June
24-5.
o.
c.
Vs.
tJfcjitrmls
June
26
Centrals
vs.
Elks.
July
8
S.
O.
C.
vs.
Ella.
July
10-Centrals
ts.
8.
5.
C.
July
15
Elks
vs.
Centrals.
TAX
LIFTED
FROM
CHARITY
aged
36.
SOFTBALL
May
JOHounc
June
3
Offlc-June
6
Dry
i
house.
Jtine.10
statin
Jtme
13-Dry
P
June
17-
Si
n
June
20-
P.
June
24--R
i
Dock.
W.M.
108
This
advertiiat;
Hshcd
or
di
II'
DI
LI
n1
V
Bi.:ird
o
1
1
v.
i
the
Governm'
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