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AUTEUIL,
FRANCE,
July
19
The
United
States
woa
the
right
to
challenge
France
in.
the
Davis
Cup
today
when
American
players
took
the
doubles
from
Italy
after
capturing
both
opefnfltg-
singles:
1
r
I
J.
W.
Sav.dan,
crack
N;w
Zealand
runner,
who
wlU
come
to
the
Empire
games
at
Hamilton
over
the
latter
team
into
fifth
!
olace.
In
the
Ahterlca'n
League,
Philadelphia
Athletics
swamped
the
White
Sox
at
Chicago
for
the
third
straight
time.
Foxx
"hit
twb
homers
Ifor
the
Athleties.
1
At
St.
Louis,
the
Browns
broke
a
seven-game
losing
streak
by
walloping
the
New
York
Yankees.
Yesterday's
scores:
American
League
Philadelphia
15,
Chicago
1.
Washington
8,
Cleveland
6.
Boston
6,
Detroit
7.
New
York
6,
St.
Louis
14.
National
League
!
Chicago
6,
Brooklyn
2.
Cincinnati
13,
Philadelphia
6.
PktSDurg
12,
B6ston
4.
St.
Louis
7,
New
YorkjB.
SPORT
CHAT
The
inventor
of
Ping-pong
and
a
famous
athlete,
James
Glbb
died
recently
at
Ventrior,
Isle
of
Wight
Engiand.
Fifty
years
ago
'he
was
in
the
front
rank
of
distance
Reglna
Is
building
up
its
hockey
ftrpngth
for
next
season.
Newest
addition
to
the
city's
hockey-playing
rldnts
Is
Norbert
Malloy
who
last
season
was
a
member
of
the
Elmwood
Millionaires,
champions
of
Manitoba
senior
hockey
at
Winnipeg.
He
is
billed
as
right-winger
for
the
Reglna
Vies.
Malloy.
long-legged
forward
with
a
dead-on
shot,
Is
a
railroader
by
trade
and
has
played
hockey
at
the
Head
of
the
Lakes
and
Kenora
as
well
as
at
Winnipeg.
Canada's
Junior
hockey
cham
pionship
Is
in
Reglna
with
the
Pats
and
they
want
it
to
stay.
As
a
result
the
1930
winners
are
find
Ing
their
squad
bolstered
with
new
talent.
From
Wilkie,
In
northern
Saskatchewan,
two
snappy
Juniors
have
migrated
tb
Reglna
to
Join
the
title-holders
In
the
bid
to
hold
heir
crown.
"Irish"
O'Brien,
star
of
the
Wllkiemen's
fast
brigade
last
season,
reached
Reglna
Just
before
the
residence
rule
went
Into
effect.
Tony
Hemmerllng,
one
of
O'Brien's
mates
in
the
north,
took
up
residence
in
Reglna
some
weeks
previously.
Golfers,
like
poets,
are
born,
even
though,
unlike
,
poets,
they
are
also
made.
But
when
a
six
yp;:r-1
old
girl
makes
a
par-four
hole
in
seven
inclun
ng
a
drive
arrow
the
Spray
River,
and
when
her
mother
at
17
was
'golf
champion
of
Alherta,
and
v.en.
further,
ber
grandfather
is
the
professional
ai
the
Banff
Springs
Golf
Course
-why
then,
you
a
to
allow
a
little
something
for
heredity.
The
a-oe
dita
cover
the
facta
in
the
caae
of
Lo;s
Dul.l','"h
6-year-old
daughter
of
Mrs.
rVry
D-ilglc's'
and
granddaughter
of
William
"Hill'
Thorrswi.
i
ro-ftMlonal
at
the
Banff
Springs
Goif
Course
nin
.
!U10.
"Start
them
young"
a
good
rule
in
any
Kfort,
but
Is
particularly
'applicable
to
golf.
Lois'
n
other
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OLOF
HANSON
SOCCER
TROPHY
IS
OFFERED
Olof
Hanson
put
up
a
cup
to
be,
used
as
a
perpetual
challenge
trophy
in
connec-
tlon
with
annual
competition
In
Prince
Rupert
between
soc-
certste
from
visiting
British
warships
and
local
football
players.
The
trophy
wUl
go
in-
to
competition
for
the
first
time
next
Wednesday
dur-
ing
the
visit
of
IIMS.
Des-
4
patch.
The
local
team
seree-
tlon
will
be
announced
on
Monday
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Football
Association.
TENNIS
TRIP
CANCBLLEI)
Owing
to
inability
to
obtain
suitable
boat,
the
tennis
excursion
from
here-
to
Anyox.
wh1c'
was
planned
for
this
week-end
has
bMn
cancelled
for
the
tin
being
at
least.
WOLF
ON
ROAD
Harry
Wasson,
driving
with
a
party
out
on
the
Kalen
Island
highway
Thursday
evening,
reports
having
seen
near
the
lake
at
about
9:30,
a
large
black
wolf.
Some
of
the
leading
pacers
on
this
continent
raced
at
Cherry
Park,
Hartford,
Conn..
June
27,
in
the
ten
thousan
ddollar
circuit
race.
This
shows
a
stirring
finish
in
the
first
heat
,
of
the
-main
j
,
event,
as
Harry
D.
noses
out
May
E.
Orattan
at
the
w.iie.
i
S
t.
t
1
began
her
golfing
career
at
six
but
Lois
herself
com-rrtneed
at
four,
when
her
grandfather
purchased
diminutive
specially
made
flubs
for
the
baby
hands
and
spent
hours
of
patient
training
with
her
hours
of
spontaneously
invented
methods
of
teaching.
The
remit
is
that
a
child
of
barely
school
age
is
doing
what
many
adults
and
in
fact
many
golfers
cannot
do,
mutely,
making
par
four
holes
in
seven
strokes
while
her
putting
Is
beautiful
to
watch.
Lay-out
shows
the
spectacular
drive
across
the
:'i
ray
River
which
features
the
Banff
Springs
Golf
Course;
the
three
golfing
generations;
Lois
swinging
for
the
drive
across
the
river;
and
Lois
putting
true
as
a
die.
Sergt.
Sammy
Baker,
veteran
New
York
welterweight,
is
in
serious
condition
in
Cleveland
following
a
12-round
bout
with
Baby
Joe
Oana
of
California.
FOOTBALL
WAS
DRAW
Regiment
and
Oanad'an
Legion
Played
to
One-All
Score
Last
Evening
While
the
result
of
the
match
had
no
effect
on
the
team
stand
ing
for
the
Stuart
Shield
which
has
already
been
captured,
by.
the
Prince
Rupert
Athletic
Club,
there
a'
as
a
good
turn-out
at
last
night':
match
In.
the
serifs
when
the
Reg
iment
and
Canadian
Legion
played
a
one-all
draw.
The
standard
of
play
was
good
and
it
wai
an
interesting
match
to
watch
Malcolm
Lamp
scored
the
goal
for
the
Canadian
Legton
I
At
i
t
t
.
t
J?
in
the
first
half
and
crossca
over
with
a
s
Irie
Ifi
nil.
Bi
the
si
jrtttloa
.aorwvtK
uw
ine
reams
ndlng
of
th
Re"
mrnt
on
a
penalty.
C.
L.
Yanngrila'h
gaVe
efflclen:
services
as
referee.
The
next
and
fcdn'elucllrtt
gam
i
the
Stuart
Bejibflt
siileld
scries
will
be
played
oh
Monday
night
between
Regiment
and
Prince
Rupert
Athletic
Club.
The
Stuart
Shield
standing
to
date:
W.
D.
L.
Pt.
P.RAC
3
0
0
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LIEUT.
BURKE
WINS
ALEXANDER-CUP
AT
BISLEY
CAMP
MEET
4
BISLEY
CAMP,
Eng..
July
19:
Lieut.
Desmond
Burke
of
Ottawa
won
the
Alexander
Challenge
Cup
here
yesterday
with
a
score
of
09
out
of
a
pos-
slble
70.
4-
4
Baseball
Standings
National
League
v
l
T.
L.
t
VU
W.
Brooklyn
49
Qhicago
49
New
York
45
St.
Louis
41
Boston
40
Pittsburg
40
(Cincinnati
37
Philadelphia
...........29
Pet.
33
37
38
40
43
44
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50
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Philadelphia
...61
29
.678
Washington
.M
31
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New
York
...
50
35
.588
Cleveland
'.43
45
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befrdH'
49,
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Boston
33
53
584
Chicago
32
63
.176
St
Louis
38
55
.375
Miss
Marjorie
Foster
Lifted
Premier
Honors
at
Bisley
Camp
Today
BISLKY
CAMP,
England,
July
19:
Miss
Marjorie
Foster
won
the
King's
Prize
tadiy
In
ihc
annual
shoot
meet
from
hun-dieds
of
competitors
from
all
parts
of
the
Empire.
She
had
a
score
of'
136
out
of
a
powfble
150.
Miss
Foster
is
the
first
womap
In
history
to
aecomnllsh
the
feat
ol
winning
the
King's
Priie.
MI
Foster
scored
a
total
of
289
in
the
two
final
stages,
winning
a
bull's
eye
with
b?r
last
shot,
M
Ltani,
J,
E.
Eccles
of
the
Sea
forth
lOgMan-Ier
ha'I
a
recofd
bt
219.
Capt.
J.
E.
Foreman
of
Hamilton,
with
271,
-waV
the
"highest
Canadian.
Lieut.
Desmand
Bir-kf
of
Ot'avra
tiA
273;
Major
XV.
II.
Buff
ell,
Victoria.
271;
Servant
3.
11.
Regan,
267,
and
rant.
W.
II.
Hothml,
Victoria,
216.
ROUND
HOUSE
!
WAS
WINNER:
Defeated
Station
13
to
2
In
C.
N.
R.
Softball
Last
Night
1
The.
Round
House
defeated.
,
the
strong
Station
aggregation)
by
a
score
of
12
tor2
te
tr
C.N.R
rgoft-
ba.Il
League
aMt
eveMng.
I
n
Pitcher
Slyese.
fomhe
Station,
was
hit
ratheV
freely
and
should
have
received
better
support
from
the
outfield
than
was
given
him.
This
failure
from
bis
outfield
cost
the
Station
several
runs.
Pitcher
Raby,
or
the
Round
Hww
pitched
stellar
ball
and
received
ood
iiup-port.
iWi
.-I
...
The
.feature
of
the
same
wtf
the
home
run
by
6owney
in
the;
first
Inning.
Those
playing
flnejbalt
for
Saturday,
tA'MFB
i
ilj
f
v
Harry
Rosenoerg.
young
coast
slugger,
who
has
been
sold
to
the
Giants
Brooklyn's
Lead
in
National
League
i
Reduced
Athletics
Drub
White
Sox
Again
BROOKLYN,
July
19:
The
Chi-caeo
Cubs
further
reduced
Brook-
jlyn
Robins
lead
in
the
National
I
League
yesterday
by
winning
the
j
fourth
encounter
of
their
important
series.
It
was
a
battle
of
home
runs.
Beck,
'Wilson
and
English
hitting
homers
for
the
Cubs
and
Blsson-nette
for
the
Robins.
At
Boston.
Flfttbufg
Pirates
de
feated
the
Braves
to
climb
nearly
j
'
....
Brame
Hillyard.
i:
heat-wave
dress,
a'
F.
J
Perry
In
first
r
..
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.
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...
1.
1
,
sinviro
ill
rt
unmi'W
trie
Station
were
Hurt
and
Summers.
The,
outstanding
y'
Bond
nnd
Mobtriv
Bakeries
8tat.'
Skattebnl:
Round
H"
.
Tulloch.
UmDires-
-Comdln'
Round
House
Bnr?
loch.
Shrrk.
Mobrer
Wick,
Hlbbard,
Nelw
i
Station-
Horton
M
nej,,
8tylp.s.
Unger.
s
m
her".
Lawton,
8kattob
ine
ncxr
Ktiw
-v
between
the
Dry
I)
J.
Borota,
noted
French
player.
1
r.nK
for
ball
d'"
match
with
F.
Crosble,
iiv
..n.!
ai
'"unblcdoi
.
enyWS".
4hbfl030'Dqrby,wtnner,
In
harness
racing,
succeeded
In
making
..
t
HA
f
4
-
minute;
W
seebnds,
pulling
buckboard
and
driver.
the
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