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Prince
Rupert
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representatives
mtet
in
the
second
and
deciding
game
for
tbr
Hanson
Cap.
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sides
an
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to
put
their
strongest
el-.
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LOCKOUTS
HALF
GAME
REGISTERED
here
this
year.
Having
been
defeat-1
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four
to
one
In
the
first
game
on
'National
League
Pennant
Race
Be-
'Three
Boxers
Took
Count
In
Wednesday
evening,
Prince
Rupert;
tween
Brooklyn
and
Chicago
NIeht's
Boxinr
players
will
take
the
field
with
a
heavy
handicap
bat
are
resolved
to
pat
up
a
valiant
fight
all
the
same.
The
boys
from
the
visiting
light
soccerists
that
nave
been
action
here
this
year.
Continues
Tight
PHILADELPHIA.
Jnly
cago
Cobs
gained
half
a
American
League
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
St.
Louis
....
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w.
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game
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mjBrooklyB
Robins
in
the
National
;
League
pennant
race
yesterday
by
defeating
the
Phillies
in
a
slogging
bee
here
while
the
Robins
were
di
viding
a
double
header
with
Cin
cinnati
at
Brooklyn.
In
the
American
League.
Ruth's
thirty-sixth
homer
of
the
season
helped
the
New
York
Yankees
to
defeat
the
Tigers
at
Detroit.
AJt
Cleveland.
Philadelphia
Ath
by
defeating
the
Indiana
in
heavy
bitting
game.
Yesterday's
scores:
National
League
CincinnaU
4-0,
Brooklyn
3-9.
Pittsburg
0,
New
York
1.
Chicago
19.
Philadelphia
15.
St
Louis
4,
Boston
5.
American
League
Philadelphia
8.
Cleveland
6.
Washington
4,
Chicago
10.
N
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York
5.
Detroit
X
Boston
8.
St.
Louis
5.
Baseball
Standings
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National
League
W.
L.
Brooklyn
53
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44
39
New
Tork
49
42
St.
Louis
45
44
Pittsburg
-
45
47
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42
47
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CincinnaU
48
Philadelphia
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58.
Terrace
Cloudy,
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54.
Rosewood
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51.
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45.
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Billy
Lively
Card
Last
Bagshaw
Beats
A.
B.
Moore
In
Main
Event
racng
ians
who
turned
out
at
Babe
the
Exhibition
Hall
last
night
were
Pet
Ml
no
504
i:
Hwwea
to
some
llvelv
hoot
in
which
there
were
three
knockouts.
The
card
was
held
under
the
auspices
of
the
R.ON.VR.
and
was
lUes
continued
their
winning
ways
J1
or
them
b?
local
Eagles'
wage.
Mayor
Orxne
welcomed
the
officers
and
men
of
the
visiting,
cruiser,
it
M.
S.
Despatch.
Thomas
Ciough
introduced
the
referee.
Lieut.
Garrett,
and
the
Judges,
MaJ.
;
Leith
R.
M,
and
Jack
Judee.
!
The
first
bout
of
the
evening
was
a
three
two-minute
round
affair
between
Young
McLeod
and
Howie
Keefe.
McLeod
showed
better
conditioning
and
earned
a
decision.
Keefe
was
taken
sick
In
the
second
round
and
did
well
to
go
the
limit
Able
Seaman
Melia
won
the
de
cision
over
Pete
Chenoski
In
the
second
fight.
Men
had
a
decided
edge
an
the
way,
and
it
surprised
the
fans
to
see
Chenoski
finish
the
boot.
Signalman
Baatin
won
over
Earl
Bast
by
knockout
in
the
second
round
of
their
scrap.
Bait
had
the
edge
in
the
first
round
and
floored
Bastin
once.
In
the
second
round.
during
a
fast
exchange,
Batt
went
Am
f
men
a
rtoht
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and
Batt
fell
on
the
ropes
and
failed
to
get
up
at
the
count
of
ten
The
fourth
bout
was
for
four
two-minute
rounds
between
Marine
Curttas
and
"Gorilla"
Dutton.
This
match
proved
the
Ureliest
on
the
carawlth
both
men
mixing
welL
Dutton
floored
Curtlss
in
the
first
round
but
dklnt
seem
to
hurt
him.
His
style
of
bobbing
from
side
to
side
eemed
to
puzzle
the
Marine
but
in
the
second
round
he
landed
one
on
Dutton's
chin
and
be
took
a
count
of
nine.
He
seemed
to
be
tiring.
In
the
third
round
Dutton
went
down
for
a
seven
count.
He
came
back
strong,
however,
and
drove
Curtlss
onto
the
ropes
and
then
sent
him
through
them
for
a
nine
count.
When
be
came
up
Dutton
landed
another
and
Curtlss
didn't
bear
the
bell
ring,
ending
the
round.
In
the
fourth
round
Dutton
forced
the
go
ing
and
pounded
Curtlss
through
the
ropes
where
he
took
counts
of
nine
on
three
different
occasions.
and
the
final
gong
saved
him
from!
a
The
Main
Event
In
the
main
event
BUly
Bagshaw
won
over
Able
Seaman
Moore
by
a
knockout
in
the
third
round.
During
the
first
two
rounds
Moore
displayed
some
fine
boxing
to
outpoint
Bagshaw.
In
the
third
round
Moore
went
down
from
a
right
that
appeared
to
be
low.
He
rolled
around
on
the
canvass
in
pain
but
finally
got
up
and
started
again
after
being
allowed
to
recover.
If
the
blow
wasn't
low
he
should
have
lost
the
fight
ihen
as
he
didn't
start
to
fight
r,r
uver
ten
seconds,
and
if
It
had
been
low.
he
should
have
been
given
ui!
'all
He
failed
to
cover
up
and
Bagshaw
put
him
down
with
a
right
to
the
chin.
He
got
up
but
Bagshaw
finished
him
with
a
right
smash
to
the
mid-section.
After
the
program,
Thomas
Ciough.
on
behalf
of
the
Eagles'
Lodge
presented
the
sailors
who
fought,
with
individual
medals
and
cups
as
momentoj
of
their
visit
to
Prince
Rupert.
!
BASEBALL
POSTPONED
1
Owing
to
rain,
last
night's
City
'League
baseball
fixture
between
iCcntfrls
and
Sons
of
Canada
yasj
TH2
DAILY
NZwi
f
i..
Girl
competitor
doir.g
her
stuff
in
tennis
ball
and
racquet
race
in
re-rent
ladfgf
mounted
sports
held
at
ilyielagh,
England.
ENGLAND
IS
AHEAD
Cream
of
Australia's
Batsmen
Were
Conquered
in
Cricket
Test
Match
Today
MANCHESTER,
July
25:
England
had
conquered
the
cream
of
Australia's
batsmen
when
play
ceased
for
today
in
the
fourth
cricket
test
match.
Seven
Aussie
wickets
were
down
for
285
runs.
More
than
3060
people
attended
the
match
during
the
afternoon.
Union
steamer
CarGena,
Cast
Andrew
Johnstone,
arrived
in
por:
at
midnight
tost
night
from
the
south
and
sailed
an
hour
or
so
later
for
Wale
Island.
Port
Strap-son
and
the
Skeeoa
River
whence
knockout
as
he
was
sittine
out-fhe
wfll
return
tonight
soath-
sMe
the
ropes
with
his
feet
inside
bound.
at
the
time.
Dutton
was
awarded
a
)
popular
decision.
Nina
Ourvlch
won
the
semi-final
over
Able
Seaman
La
kin
by
a
knockout
tn
the
second
round.
Lakin
had
the
beat
of
the
first
round
and
lit
looked
as
though
be
would
nut
Ourvlch
away.
In
the
second
round
Lakin
landed
a
couple
of
-hard
rights
to
the
Jaw
but
Nina
put
over
a
right
cross
to
the
sailor's
ehln,
that
put
him
down
for
the
count.
h
BOYS'
BAND
READY
FOR
TRIP
SOUTH
Will
GItc
Theatre
Concert
Sunday
Mint
and
Render
Contest
Pieces
The
Prince
Rupert
Boys"
Sand,
which
win
leave
here
a
c
from
tomorrow
for
the
south,
will
compete
in
two
b.'.nd
events
at
the
Van-rouver
Exhibition
the
band
competition
and
the
quartet.
Bandmaster
Thonias
Wilson
is
desirous
that
the
boys
should
play
the
con-,
test
pieces
m
public
at
home
before
leaving
and
it
has.
therefore,
been
ararnged
to
hold
a
concert
Sunday
night
in
th
Capitol
Theatre
when
the
band
will
be
assisted
by
local
latent.
On
the
way
to
Vancouver
by
rail
the
band
ril!
give
concerts
at
Prince
Oeorve
and
Jasper
Park.
Tonizht
a-
ih
naval
dance
in
the
xhibiuor.
Hal!
the
drawings
will
take
place
for
a
list
of
prises
that
has
been
raffled
by
the
band
to
assist
in
financing
the
trip
to
ROADS
ARE
CLASSIFIED
Part
of
Local
Highway
to
Be
Included
Under
Legislation
Parsed
at
Last
SfMiw
VICTORIA.
July
23:
Clastfca-on
of
a
m::r.y:
ci
British
Columbia
'
highways
t
arterial
hie
h
ways
Tiaintained
by
th;-
ovrnnent
un-ier
the
last
sexton's
legislation
is
ir.nounced
in
the
B
C.
Gazette
9ucfl
highways
lncl'idr
A
mile
of
the
Cariboo
road
in
the
village
of
Queanel
A
mile
and
a
half
of
the
Prince
Rupert
highway
from
Terrace.
Canadian
Author
Visitor
In
City
Courtney
Riley
Cooper
Arrived
Here
Today
in
Course
of
Trip
to
Paeific
Coatt
Courtney
ROey
Cooper,
well
known
Canadian
author
ana
popular
writer
of
magarlne
stories.
1
a
visitor
in
the
city.
He
arrived
on
today's
train
from
the
east
tn-
the
course
of
a
tour
ta
the
Pacific
Coast.
Honors
Even
Tennis
Match
Iran
re
and
United
States
Divided
Opening
Singles
In
Davis
CB.
Play
I
AUT1UIL,
Prance.
July
M:
France
and
United
States
divided
the
opening
singles
today
tn
the
challenge
round
for
the
Davis
rp.
Bin
Tilden
defeated
Jean
Borotra
3-8.
7-5.
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7-5.
Henri
Coehet
defeated
George
Lott
ft-4.
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