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THE
DAILY
NEWS.
"
ATHLETICS
WINSHIELD
Captured
Stuart
Benefit
Trophy
By
Beating
Iteglment
4
to
3
in
Football
Game
Scoring
a
4
to
3
victory
over
the
scoring
match
last
evening
at
the
a
'
it,,
trill
.
.
.
i
i-i
j
n..
of
fans
ln
attendance.
SPORT
CHAT
Centrals:
and
Sons
of
Canada
will
i
meet
this
evening
ln
a
City
League
,
,)ivided
Double-Header
In
Crucial
baseball
game
which
should
be
one
of
the
most
interesting
and
excit
ing
of
the
present'season,
A
win
for
the
Hotelmen
would
place
all
three
in
hard
and
I
free
Regiment
a
fought
ev;
ln
the
league
on
foot
ing
with
four
wins
and
four
losses
hut
rims
cmro
wq
c
rn
in
t
i
vnr
i
.
of
the
Athletics.
Chenoskt
opened
plr
$v
T
at
m
v
Newrk'
the
scoring
for
P.RA.C.
and
Albert
,n
Dickens
soon
netted
another.
?
Wtaghtm
scored
the
only
goal
for
t,.
"rC
"c
rulxu
"T
ti
once.
It
will
be
used
ln
the
next
rit
t
-p..
the
ln
this
Tas-
Regiment
period.
,.
.
dfoLi
fr'01ymPic
sports.
S.
Zentzyskl,
vrr
thmh
th
twrrt
for
the
Athletics
Although
the
players
tried
valiantly,
Regiment
was
unable
to
capture
the
lead
in
the
second
period.
Wtngham
scored
again
for
the
Regiment
and
Scott
soon
added
another.
Aboat
two
minutes
before
time,
Dickens
succeeded
in
scoring
the
nasi
which
put
the
Athletics
back'
in
the
lead
again.
Ben
Ferguson
acted
as
referee
Exciting
Softball
Game
Last
Night
Ended
In
9-S
Score
In
one
of
the
most
closely
contested
Canadian
National
Softball
games
of
the
season,
the
Round
House
defeated
the
Dry
Dock
ag
gregatlon
by
the.
score
of
9
to
8
last
evening.
The
game
throughout
was
very
Interesting
and
some
very-close
decisions
were
given
by
Base
Umpire
Oawthome.
Both
Raby
and
Boulter
pitehed
great
ball
and
were
given
fine
support
by
their
team
mates.
It
was
anybody's
game
up
to
the
last
Innings,
and
the
match
provided
some
very
tense
moments.
Batteries:
Round
House,
Raby
and
Tulloeh;
Dry
Dock,
Boulter
and
E.
smith.
Umpires
Comadlna
and
Gaw-thorne.
Round
House
Bond,
Raby,
Tul-loch,
Harold,
Sinclair,
Cameron,
Ilibbard,
Seherk
and
Nelson.
;Dry
Dock
E.
Smith,
Boulter,
J.
Sinlth.
Nelson,
Howe,
Bury,
MacFle,
ketsey
and
McDonald.
The
next
game
'will
be
played
on,
Friday
between
the
Round
House
and
Station.
Daily
News
quick
result.
"Wunt
Ads"
bring
TELEPHONE
657
VALENTIN
DAIRY
FOR
SKEENA
BRAND
Creamery
Butter
&
Cottage
Cheese
FRESH
PASTEURIZED
MILK
AND
CREAM
DAILY
Early
Delivery
Throughout
the
City
the
eminent
German
engineer,
has
put
.the
last
and
finishing
strokes
on
the
plans
of
what
will
be
the
fastest
bob-run
in
the
world.
The!
slide
will
be
2,350
metres
long1
(about
IV2
miles).
While
the
appro-
j
ximate
speed
at
the
opening
of
this
bob-run
will
range
round
50
miles,
It
will
be
so
built
that
the
speed
limit
with
slight
changes
of
the
slide
may
reach
70
miles
an
hour.
and
linesmen
were
Alex
CJapper-!Wnlle,
a11
sral
ln
u"
m,
(Canada
and
the
VS.
have
been
im-
ton
and
J.
N.
Kelly.
with
twn
nmM
tr
hP
ni.ived
the
"Ported
from-
Oermany
andwlt?er-
Stuart
Sliteld
competition
to
datejjand'
Mf-
Prge.GUmraft
stands
a
follows
W.
D.
L.
Pt.
P.
R.
A.
C
3
0
0
6
Regiment
0
1
11
Legion
0
12
1
ROUNDHOUSE
BEAT
DRY
DOCK
1932.
TO
MAKE
NEW-HQP
Newfoundland-Holland
Flight
Is
Latest
Plan
of
Major
Klnesford-Smith
SANTA
MARIA,
Cal
July
17:
Capt.
J.
Patrick
Saul,
navigator
on
the
recent
Atlantic
Ocean
crossing
of
the
plane
Southern
Cross,
today
confirmed
the
report
that
the
same
crew,
including
Major
Charles
Kingsford-Smith,
will
attempt
a
flight
from
Harbor
Grace,
Nfld.,
to
Amsterdam,
Holland,
within
two
months.
He
said
'that
a
four-motored
Fokker
monoplane
Is
being
built
In
the
east
especially
for
the
flight.
CANADA
IS
CUP
VICTOR
Captured
MacKinnon
Trophy
Seventh
Time
at
ltisley
Camp
Meet
Today
for
BISLEY
CAMP,
ENG.,
July
17-Canada
won
the
MacKinnon
Chal-
ROBINS
AND
CUBS
EVEN
National
League
Series
Ath
letics-Beat
White
Sox
BROOKLYN,
July
17:
The
Brooklyn
Robins
and
Chicago
Cubs
opened
a
crucial
series
yesterday,
ln
which
first
place
in
the
National
pert
Athletic
Club
was
successful'
howeveFi
woud
g,ye
them
nonorsLeague
will
be
decided
for
the
time
In
cinching
the
Stuart
Benefit
rbeing,
by
dividing
a
double-header.
for
the
flrst
half
of
tne
season
and
Shield
soccer
trophy
for
the
present
the
r,ght
to
meet
the
vrtmm
of
the
j
At
New
York,
Cincinnati
Reds
season.
It
Is
the
first
piece
of
sil-
jwon
the
third
and
deciding
8econd
half
for
the
,930
cnampl0n.
game
verwtre
to
be
captured
by
the
Ath-
gh,p
should
the
CentraI,
wln
to.
tof
a
series
from
the
Qiants.
Jr'
'night
and
tie
up
the
standing,
there
;
In
the
American
League.
Lou
.
x.
tu
the
.
.
.
..
.
Despite
heavy
scoring,
soccer
wll,
be
Gehrig's
twenty-fourth
homer
of
aispuyea
m
tne
matcn
was
or
good
haJf
wlnnerstw0
ieuaa
being
.the
season
proved
the
deciding
blow
j
Ta
L
lr2
drawn
to
meet
ln
the
game
m
ine
"ew
Yor
YanKees'
victory
SS?J
TL
!?
tl
Si
V
ft
next
Sunday
and
he
l"ner
to
play
over
the
Browns
at
St.
Louis,
....
.
..
.
happened
to
get
the
best
of
it.
Qm
sntrta
V
i
At
chlcaeo.
the
Athletics
made
There
was
not
a
very
large
crowd
i
V
V
bVUl
UV4
tUli
llWAl
(
-
week.
.
I
the
same
number
of
hits
as
the
White
Sox
but
Philadelphia
made
all
the
hits
count
and
doubled
the
score
of
their
opponents.
Yesterday's
scores:
National
League
Pittsburg
"3-9,
Boston
4-5.
Chicago
6-3,
Brooklyn
4-5.
Cincinnati
8,
New
York
1.
St.
Louis
5,
Philaelphla
10.
'American
League
Washington
10-6,
Cleveland
4-13.
Philadelphia
14,
Chicago
7.
Boston
2,
Detroit
3.
New
York
2,
St.
Louis
1.
Baseball
Standings
National
League
W.
L.
Ing
engineer
from-5ypcuse,i
ha$
Brooklyn
49
31
completed
plans
q'ctjoni
ChBO-,
47
,
37
of
American
built
bob-sleds.
Mote
New
York
43
38
than
50
bob-sleds
whTbo;
ready
arid
St.
Louis
.
41
in
use
at
Lake
Placid
before
the
Boston
.40
opening
of
the
one
hunred
and
el-
Pittsburg
.:..38
eventh
Olympic
winter
games
ln
Cincinnati
..
.35'
Philadelphia
..
29
38
41
44
45
48
AmcricanLcague
Pet.
.613
.560
531
.519
.494
.463
,438
377
I
W.
L.
Pet.
Philadelphia
.59
29
.670
iWashington
:55
30
.647
New
York
49
34
.590
Cleveland
42
44
.488
Detroit
-.41
48
.461
'Chicago
32
51
386
iBoston
32
52
381
iSt.
Louis
32
54
372
WESTMINSTER
IS
WINNER
C.
Team
Overwhelms
Calgary
Eleven
In
Dominion
Soccer
Playdowns
VANCOUVER,
July
17:
New
Westminster
Royals
defeated
Qal-
igary
HUlhursts
eight
to
one,
taking
I
the
twogame
round
ten
to
two
ln
the
Dominion
football
playdowns.
WILL
ATTEND
VANCOUVER
CONVENTION
After
some
discussion
and
a
division
on
the
advisability
of
having
tfta
f
rtm
Vianrie
rt
tVtA
Vsfttt1in1
stimii
lenge
Cup
today
by
fifty-.
ne
points
with
a
score
of
1076.
Rhodesia
was
'
.4,
...
..i4..i
second,
Scotland
third
and
England,
the
defenders
of
the
cup,
fourth.
It
was
the
seventh
victory
for
Canada
in
this
competition
sine;
the
cup
was
first
offered
in
1891.
DIFFERENT
ROLE
OCilb
t.VSIgi;abftiM
tX
l.
LUC
UlttlkUUUU,
the
hospital
board
last
night
named
MJss
Jean
Harrison,
RJ,
lady
superintendent,
and
H.
W.
Birch,
managing
secretary,
as
del'
egates
to
the
annual
convention
of
the
British
Columbia
Hospital!
Association
which
will
be
held
lrt
Vancouver
August
19-22.
'
Harry
Heilman,
veteran
major
when
the
matter
was
brought
;
league
outfielder,
became
the
first
up,
Frank
Dibb
questioned
the
ad
(president
of
the
American
Basket-
visibility
of
allowing
the
two
of
Dan
league
wnen
it
was
organized
6
fewiyears
ago.
BOVRIL
DELICIOUS
SANDWICHES
29
flclals
of
the
hospital
to
be
awa;
at
the
same
time.
Aid.
S,
D.
Mac-donald
agreed
.with
MDlbb
views
on
the
majter.
AiHw.Bircf
would
'be
away
only
ten
days,
aI3
W.
M.
Brown
thought
the
hospltaj
would
be
able
to
function
for
thaf
short
time
without
Miss
Harrlsori
or
the
managing
secretary.
It
was
moved
by
G.
V.
Wilkinson
and
Aid.
Brown
that
Miss
Harrison
and
Mr.
Birch
be
named
delegates
to
the
convention
providing
a
suitable
person
could
be
obtained
to
relieve
Mr.
Birch.
This
motion
was
carried
with
Mr.
Dlbb
and
Aid.
Macdnald
yotlrig
against
Port
Clements
lady
Honored
I
PORT
CLEMENTS,
July
17
Last
Monday
afternoon
Mrs
E.
Strom
entertained
her
friends
at
a
fare
well
tea
in
honor
of
Mrs.
o!
V.
Hanley
who
left
on
Wednesday's
boat
for
Prince
Rupert
to
Join
Mr.
Hanley
who
left
several
week!
ago.
On
Tuesday
evening
Mrs.
J.
Brown
and
Mrs.
G.
Ciccone
enter
tained
In
her
honor
at
theater's
home,
the
evening
being
spent
in
bridge
and
singing,
Mrs'.
Hanley
accompanying
on
the
guitar
for
the
singing.
and
Mrs.
Hanley's,
numerous
friends
at
their
departure
and
best
wishes
accompany
them
to
their
future
home.
To'
Start
Barge
"
Construction
at
Dock
Very
Soon
Steel
for
the
new
279-foot
barge
which
is
to
be
built
at
the
local
dry
dock
for
service
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
between
Port.
Mann
arid
Victoria
Is
expected
to
arrive
about
the
end
of
this
month.
Construction
work,
whlth
will
take
several
months,
will
commence
as
soon
as
the
material
Much
regret
Is
expressed
by
Mr.
Is
on
hand,
you
OKTIIOPIIQNIC
!
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..
..
.
VICTROLAS
AND
RECORDS,
i
if.
:
VICTOR
TAILING
MACJIIiIC
COMPANY
V
T
Improvements
In
Telegraphs
C.N.U.
Office
Instals
New
Power
Plant
Also
New
Skeena
-.
miwm
.
.
cirf
til
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i
m
me
a
The
Canadian
National
Telegraphs
have
Just
finished
a
complete
new
power
plant
Gar
!
ln
order
to
cope
with
their
increas
ing
business.
The
motor-generators,
which
are
Of
one
horse
power
each,
are
of
the
very
latest
design.
L.
W.
Waugh,
manager,
also
announces
the
completion
of
a
new
metallc-clrcult
telephone
clrcur1
connecting
Prince
Kupert,
Por!
Edward
andfSunnyslde
Cannry.
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ICtOf-
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(.
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