YAVKEES
BEAT
BROWNS
MBWr
YORK,
June
11:
Bob
Smsth
f
Boston
shut
oat
St.
Louis
three
MU
for
eight
Innings
but
weakened
in
the
ninth
and
tenth
and
tl
Cardinal
wn.
in
tfe
An
Art
win
Leaeup
rhli.
WWte
Sex
went
II
Innings
to
de-
im
iWMpUi
Atiilettes.
Ctffsnan
for
five
mm
in
th
first
two
snata
and
defeated
8t.
Louis
DlMMS.
Big
League
Scores
National
League
rjhiaM
2,
Philadelphia
6.
St.
Lows
2,
Boston
1.
American
League
New
York
1,
St.
Louis
3.
Borton
12,
Detroit
6.
Philadelphia
C,
Chicago
7.
GENARO
IS
WINNER
icetalnrd
World's
Flyweight
Title
Last
.Night
By
Ilefeating
Albert
Ilerla
tiger
TORONTO,
June
H:
Fninkle
uenaro,
recognized
bv
the
Natinnai
Boxinc
Commission
a.
th
fivurtoh
champion
of
the
world,
retained
the
wwe
Mat
nignt
by
winning
a
10
round
decision
from
Albert
er
of
Toronto,
Canadian
champion
ana
ionner
world's
tiUeholder.
The
New
Yorker
took
the
lead
In
the
fourth
rotfhd'whkn
he
solved
Berlangert
crowding
(tactic
and,
for
toe
remaining
stt
rounds,
was
in
complete
control.
DAVIS
CUP
SEMIS
NOW
Australia
Is
to
Meet
Italy
and
Japan
to
riay
Czechoslovakia
LONDON,
June
11:
Australia
will
play
Italy
and
Japan
will
meet
Ssecbo-Slovakla
In
the
semi-finals
of
European
none
Davis
Cup
tennis.
Australia
eliminated
England
four
matches
to
one
when
Harry.
Hopman
defeated
H.
a.
N.
Lee,
6-3,
5-6,
7-0.
e-4,
and
Jack
Crawford
beat
J.
O.
Oresory
6-2,
7-3,
6-8,
0-
at
Eastbourne.
England
won
only
the
doubles.
At
Barcelona,
the
Japanese
defeated
Spain.
v.
SOITHAIJPOSTINEDT
Owing
to
the
threatening
weather
last
night,
the
C.
N.
n.
softball
fixture
between
Station
and
Round
House
was
postponed.
Round
House
and
Dry
Dock
are
to
meet
this
evening
in
a
game
postponed
from
last
week.
wmms
Life
liloj
good
golf
it
mad
up
of
tnany
little
thing!
each
one
of
which
helps
the
icore.
Detter
dlgeitlon
iteadler
nervct
clearer
brtln,
are
all
factort
that
count
and
arc
gained
from
the
sr
lue
of
WrlglerV
fy
rKUtd
SPORT
CHAT
Chad
Klmsey
held
the
New
York
Yankees
to
five
hits
In
the
Jast
six
Innings
Monday
but
the
Yanks
had
'scored
seven
runs
In
the
first
three
Innings
and
beat
St.
Louis
Browns.
A
five-run
rally
In
the
seventh
gave
Boston
Red
Sox
the
victory
over
Detroit
Tlaers.
The
VMUrieinht
Athletics
came
up
from
behind
in
the
ninth
inning
to
defeat
Chlra
White
Sox.
Cleveland
Indian
ea
meir
second
straight
nnp.mn
comeback
victory
over
Washington
Senators.
In
spite
of
sliowers.
the
annual
!
sports
day
at
New
Hazelton
on
May
great
success.
The
feature
of
the
program
was
a
baseball
game
in
whieh
New
Hazelton
hov
-
"
.
jocat
Smilhers
playew,
having
the
best
of
the
play
all
the
way.
The
reiay
race
was
won
from
New
Ha
zelton
by
a
team
representing
simmers,
mere
was
also
a
nm-
gram
of
children's
sports
although
mere
was
a
scarcity
girls'
en
tries.
Softball
Is
now
being
played
regularly
at
Prince
Oeorae
bv
member
of
the
Canadian
National
Recrea
tion
League.
In
the
latest
came
th
Oil
ice
stall,
bearlnz
the
name
nf
Excelsiors,
defeated
a
team
from
the
Round
House,
deslenated
as
Shieks,
by
a
score
of
25
to
5.
The
game
Is
taking
on
well
at
Prince
ueorge
ana
soon'
it
is
expected
there
will
be
a
regular
leaeue
in
play
with
a
full
schedule.
The
Prtnte-O'eorce
baseball
loam
Journeyed
to
Horsefly
and
Williams
taice
over
tne
victoria
Day
holiday
and
had
a
very
successful
trln.
al
Horsefly
on
the
twenty-fourth
they
piayea
a
game
with
the
Williams
Lake
team
and
when
the
Contest
was
called
in
the
seventh
inning
were
on
the
short
end
of
a
7.4
score.
On
Sunday
at
Williams
Lake
thev
took
their
revenge
and
when
the
game
was
over
they
had
a
total
of
27
runs
to
Williams
Lake's
17.
Wil
liams
Lake
is
bringing
a
strong
contingent
or
players
to
Prince
George
for
the
first
of
July
celebration
and
expect
to
take
home
the
championship
of
the
Cariboo.
Leading
tennis
stars
of
the
continent
will
be
attracted
to
Ottawa
this
year
to
play
In
the
Eastern
Canada
championships,
which
will
take
place
on
thF10
clay
courts
of
the
Rldeau
Lawn
Tenpls
Club
at
Overbrook
durlne
the
first
wic
in
July.
Titular
tourneys
taking
place
m
we
Kiueau
cjub
in
the
past
have
attracted
world
famous
tjir
.Johnny
Doeg
of
Santa
Monica,
Cal.,
'third
ranking
player
of
the
United
States;
Mrs.
Charlotte
,
Chaplin
of
Springfield,
top
ranking
juaycr
in
me
women's
tennis
realm,
and
other
satellites
of
the
tennis
firmament
whose
names
have
been
written
for
all
time
In
the
history
of
lawn
tennis
In
the
United
States
PROGRAM
FOR
CELEBRATION
nnurens
Sports,
Track
Meet,
uasebail
Game
and
Dance
Will
Be
Among
July
1
Features
The
program
for
the
rwnint
J-ay
celebration
here
nruUp
tt.A
autpicM
Ot
the
-Son
of
Canada
vtu
set
at
a
meeting
last
night
of
the
ceieoratlon
committees.
In
the
mornine
at
10
o'elrwk
f
hr
wiu
oe
tne
usual
parade
from
down
town
to
the
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
and,
on
arrival
there,
the
children1
sports
will
begin
about
10:30.
At
i.3U
m
the
afternoon
there
will
be
a
track
meet
followed
bv
a
iunku
looioau
matcn.
At
3:30
there
will
be
a
Senior
League
baseball
game
and
the
proceedings
will
conclude
wim
a
dance
m
the
evening
at
the
moose
mil.
Baseball
Standings
National
League
W.
L.
Brooklyn
30
17
Chicago
28
22
New
York
.23
22
St.
Louis
26
25
PltUburg
22
23
Boston
,
20
25
Philadelphia
18
25
Cincinnati
19
28
American
League
Philadelphia
J3
.489
.444
.41
.404
L.
Pet
16
.675
wasnlngton
29
18
.617
Cleveland
,a29
19
.604
New
York
.;26
v20
J58J
Detroit
21
29
.420
Chicago
18
26
.409
St.
Louis
19
30
.388
uoston
16
33
J28
RESUMING
TENNIS
After
the
week
of
inclement
weather,
the
C.
N.
R.
Tennis
Club's
tournament
Is
belne
resumed
todav1
There
were
no
games
yesterday
on
account
or
tne
rain.
BASEBALL
POSTPONED
On
account
of
the
wet
weathor.
last
night's
Senior
Leaeue
Baseball
fixture
between
Elks
and
Sons
of
Canada
was
postponed.
Mrs.
F.
V.
Woodbury
and
Miss
M4iry
uurrie
01
Jiauiax,
NJ3.,
the
brilliant
Maritime
players,
and
holders
of
tne
Ontario
and
Southern
Ontario
ladles'
doubles
titles,
have
alroadv
signified
their
Intention
of
taking
part
m
the
tpurncy
and
their
advent
should
be
followed
with
inter-
est
when
It
is
recalled
that
they
are
the
only
ladles'
doubles
team
to
have
Inflicted
defeat
on
Miss
Olive
Wade
and
Mrs.
E.
O.
Gray,
Canadian
tltleholders,
which
Mrs.
Wood-
DUry
ahd,M.lss
Curjie
achlaved.three
times
last
year.
'
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4
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v
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r.
c
'f
SOX
WON
Sir
Thomas
Lipton
FROM
A'S
:
1
III.-
sr
Took
I.1mn
Innings
For
Chicago
vanquish
Philadelphia
Yesterday
v
n
AT-
Who
will
make
another
attempt
to
capture
America
s
Cup.
ne
is
seen
holding
the
famous
trophy.
Here
"IS
)
GET
READY
FOR
FILM
Advance
Guard
of
"Red
Sky"
pic-
lure
at
Jasper
Park
JASPER
PARK
LODdk.
Jun
1i-
Four
members
of
the
Fox
fcHm
party,
who
are
the
advance
guard
oi
a
party
or
70
film
stars
who
are
Invading
Jasper
Park
lo
make
a
special
Canadian
picture,
arrived,
here
at
the
week-end
totnaks
preparations
for
the
fllmlnb.
nf
k.
"Red
Sky"
which
name
has
been
cnosen
for
the
picture.
Those
arrly-lne
were
A.
F.
Eriekson.
Hlritnr
M
the
production.
Oeorge
Echneldo'r-
Ytan
tPfthnlrlan
Tim
Tl
-
JU
wrote
the
scenario
and
story
and
Al
protman,
sounder
engineer.
Pfl.rt
nf
ihn
film
In
ir
0,11
1
Ka
w.
......
,4,
fcro
iroun
Jasner
Park
Lodae.
whlln
f
h
balance
will
be
takeri
In
the
neigh-
oornooa
01
Mangne
uiice
and
Mount
Robson,
the
sceneryfefng
specially
adapted
to
the
prbjjo
interpretation
of
the
story
J
'-,'
The
main
nartV'-wlll
arrive
flflOir-
day
evening
by
speclkl
"trin,
and
wiu
include
sucn
stars
as
Lois
Mor
an,
Sharon
Lvnn.
Howard
Murrnv.
Tom
Kerrigan
and
others.
it
is
expected
that
It
will
take
from
three
to
four
weeks
to
com-
plete
the
.film
which
Will
bo
the
first
outdoor
scene
picture
to
be
recorded
on
Canadian
territory.
NO
TENNIS
PLAYEb
Owine
to
the
rain
no
further
games
were
olaved
vesterdaV
in
tho
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
Club's
tour
namcnt
but
it
Is
expected
that
play
will
be
resumed
today.
ALL
LOOK
ALIKE
Home
runs
have
been
scored
bv
Babe
Ruth
In
every
park
of
Jhe
American
League,
against
every
club
In
the
circuit
and
off
the
de-liveries
of
prdctlcallycveryf
pttfcher
he
has
faced.
'
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:
f
Yes,
Sir
a
five
cent
cigar!
Full
size
long
filler
choice
Sumatra
wrapper
with
its
fine
flavour
and
freshness
pro
tected
by
the
foil
wrapper.
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vs
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w,
m
mm
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sSSSSaVf
.
f
mWM-
ri
mri
.ftymn
Davis
Cup
team
at
Philadelphia
Country
Club
during
practice
work-om
-Marcel
Ralnvllle.
Wlllard
Crocker.
Capt
Dr
Jack
Wright
and
OMbn
BASEBALL
Dock.
SCHEDULE
Juno
12
Centrals
vs.
fl.
o.
C.
June
17
Elks
vs.
Centrals.
June
19
Elks
vs.
S.
O.
C.
June
24-5.
o.
C.
vs.
Centrals
June
20
Centrals
vs.
Elfci
Jtiy
O.
aVs.-Klk'sJiW1
July
10-Central$
vs.
.
O.'A
July
15
Elks
vs.
Centrals.
SOFTBALL
SCHEDULE
June
13
Dry
Dock
vs.
Offices.
June
17
Station
vs.
Dry
Dock.
June
20
Roundhouse
vsi
Offices.
June
24
Roundhouse
vs.-
iirv
All
games
will
be
played
at
7
pjn
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W!Ulnh:
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way
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Indoors
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