FIGHT
FANS
!
UNDECIDED
After,
witnessine
Gill
Woodr
of
Vancouver
in
a
second
fast
w
i;i
at
the
Empress
Gym
last
evuiiny.
a
bin
crowd
of
boxing
fans
w.-nt
away
as
undecided
as
ever
as
to
who
will
win.
Woods
has
born
so
Impress'
vo
"in
his
workouts
here
as
to
win
him
a
lot
of
favor.
He
is
a
much
more
experienced
boy
than
Bagsrnw.
having
hid
in
all
some
two
hundred
flint.:.
He
is
24
years
of
aje
-s'i-iw.
with
only
about
half
i
d
.-.
i
If''.
to
hi"
credit
is
neverthele
-f'vo',l
to
win
or.
.leeount
of
i:,
terrific
piinchiiv;
abi'ir.
.
Both
boys
h.iv
been
w
hard
and
should
be
in
the
pin-;
'
condition
when
'he;.
p
in
rin
;;
?
Kxhi'-.i'i'
n
Hufldirr
.-night
-ind
h.cal
f
ir
i-e
expw'i.'i
on
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:
.
f:.;ht
c
;:
Ru;jert
for
zuz-.v
::
nths.
Anusni
Comer
LEO
REISMAN
and
his
orchestra
FOX
TROT
22459
"SWINGIN'
IN
A
HAMMOCK"
LEO
REISMAN
and
His
ORCHESTRA
fox
rvor
2S453
"RED
RIVER
VALLEY"
BUD
BILLIit'GSTRJO
VOCAL
V-401GT
DATING
WITH
TEARS
IN
MY
EYES"
NAT
SM!LKRT7(
The
VIGOR
ORCHESTRA
WALTZ
224t&
JOHNNY
MARVIN
At
Any
Victor
Dealer
vktos
talking
machine
company
Of
CANADA
ttMTf
KO
MnlrMl
McRae
Bros.
Kccords,
Victrolas,
Ortlioplionlc
Victor
ltadio
Itecelrers.
Billy
Bagshaw
1
V.:nc
ill--(
tonight.
'.
LOCALPLAY
.
Manager
of
Edssvninn
Commercial
nrads
Gives
IMpfol
Hints
'
(By
Percy
Page)
I
have
been
asked
to
offer
a
few
;
criticism
of
the
play
both
boys'
and
girls'
as
I
saw
it
Wednesday
r
night.
To
my
mind,
the
two
cutstand-
'
cal
point
of
view,
were
to
eager-
lieu
of
the
playert'
to
shoot
when
'
ha
dnn:
"f
success
were
almost
;
!:o(TiIgible.
and.
seci.nd,
the
ease
1
.vlth
which
players
were
mantou-
red
oi;t
of
poarUon.
Inasmuch
as
:
the
girls
had
very
few
Opportun
-
ties
to
shoot
the
first
criticism
has
to
lo
mainly
with
the
boys'
cams.
1
SiiititUi
eattered
over
a
lonx
;
period
of
years
show
that
only
oust
.'hot
in
fcrir
ever
tus
in.
ani
lnae
these
sucosscM
shots
in--ludo
nmny
from
close
in,
it
follows
that
a
long
shot
has
only
a
v
jry
c
:.-tc
chance
I
would
say
about
on
in
seven
of
being
suc-
j
ccsstul.
Despite
these
actual
figures
thr?
boys
wort
stiooullg
from
away
!
nut
on
the
floor,
with
the
almost
ir"ariable'
result
that
the
ball
was
)nMiate!y
seised
tit
the
"e'nemy."
N
i
'nllitary
leader
would
ever
win
i
';
unc
that
wtty.
Chimes
that
are
wtm
by
snectacuiar
long
shots
read
wcl!
In
ftory
boots,
but
Ulcy
don't
work
out
in
practice.
championships
m
nnv
line
of
.pin
i
arc
won
by
beina
better
than
.vcra;'.e.
Applied
to
basketball,
it
meanr
that
players
must
lc.im
to
beat
the
averaie
of
"one
In
four"
that
I
have
already
spoken
of.
To
illtrstritte
let
me
refer
to
the
first
10
points
seursd
by
the
Orads.
Up
until
the
time
the
P.
H.
girls,
culled
for
their
first
rest,
the
Orads
had
scored
eight
baskets,
and
those
eight
baskets
came
as
a
result
of
.'.:u-lly
,;l;;ht
shot:;.
It
is
true
that
aa
the
gume
prouressed
the
Orads
became
a
bit
careless
and
missed
the
basket
more
th
in
they
should,
but,
for
the
most
part,
their
shots
wen.-
"dend
on"
And
almost
always
resulted
in
scores.
The
Gratis'
System
Thi.s
was
aecum
wished
by
work-inn
the
bull
dose
in,
to
that
the
chances
of
mucomk,
instead
of
be-
Inu
about
'
ono
In
four."
were
much
!
w-tter
than
an
even
bet.
It
was
here
that
I
he
.system
whteb
Jlfts
made
the
Or
ads
famous
WftS
n
4Lv
best,
w.'
try
contiouaUy
to'vmfe
noeuvre
om
opponents
out
of
position
until
finally
one
of
our
players
15
almost
directly
under
the
basket
ind
ready
for
an
easy
score.
Frequently
the
ball
may
be
passed
about
among
our
players
ten,
twenty
or
even
more
tlsws
a
rapid,
accurate,
short-pu.sslng
style
which
will
almost
always
draw
an
opposing
player
oui
..f
position.
The
moment
thai
Is
(Line,
the
thrust
is
made
at
the
exposed
point
and
another
basket
is
probably
chalked
up
to
our
ejedit
Players
mu;a
im
that
tfce,
'are
primarily
responsible
for
one
op
ponent
each.
The
moment
a
player
allows
her
opponent
to
get
away
on
her
there
is
a
"weakness
In
the
Armor"
and
a
skilful
player
will
make
the
beet
of
that
opportunity.
It
the
visit
of
the
Grads
did
nothing
else,
it
should
have
demon-i
irated
the
soundness
of
these
'two
features
of
our
play:
first
a
short
;hot
rather
than
a
"hope"
shot
from
away
out,
and,
secondly,
ai
mnid
sh
irt-Dassinr
frame
design
NEW
YORK.
Aug.
21
A
twalv
inning
home
run
by
Porter
gave
Cleveland
Indians
the
victory
Over
New
York
Yankees
In
yesterday'
s
American
League
game.
The
win
of
the
Washington
Sen
ators
ovr
st
Louis
Browns
was
their
second
.-traitrht
of
the
series.
Jones
and
Collins
staging
a
pitching
duel.
With
a
score
of
7
to
4
against
them,
Philadelphia
Athletics
stag-
i
.
.
American
League
Detroit
7,
Philadelphia
8.
St.
Louis
2,
Washington
S.
Chicago
2,
Beaten
4.
Cleveland
6,
New
York
S.
National
League
New
York
13,
Chicago
6.
Other
games,
rain.
COMMITTED
FOR
TRIAL
(
Fred
Cappola
was
committed
for
j
ed
a
ninth
inning
rally
to
defeat
I
trial
bv
Magistrate
McClvmont
In
Detroit
Tigers
Simmons
scored
a
eity
police
court
Wednesday
after-I
home
run
in
the
last
half
with
j
noon
on
a
chanre
of
woundtmt
Geo.
1
.
Captured
Cricket
Champion-shljt
From
England
In
Final
Test
Match
Today
LONDON,
Aug.
22:
Australia
today
won
the
internal
tonal
cricket
championship,
defeating
England
by
Innings
and
39
runs.
The
scores
were:
Australia,
603.
England,
M5
and
231.
Aggregate,
CM.
Corp.
Cameron,
R.C.M.P.,
rteturn-
ed
to
manoeuvre
the
opposing
play-
one
man
on
bases
after
two
runs
Bals
whom
he
is
alleged
to
have
cd
to
the
city
on
today's
train
fron:
ers
out
of
position,
so
that
thehad
been
driven
in.
stabbed
in
the
back
at
the
King
a
trip
to
the
interior
on
offlc
al
short
shot
becomes
possible.
j
In
the
National
League,
the
New
!
Oeorge
Hotel
Tuesday
night.
;
duties.
PAGE
TWO
THE
DAILY
HEW3
York
Giants
scored
runs
in
th-ftrst
BASEBALL
and
five
more
in
the
lghth
AUSTRALIA
to
win
against
Chicago
Cubs.
Death
j
BUGB
Big
League
Scores
IS
WINNER
mm
1
Ontrnl
nnrf
rik
.
,
.
Tme
Fomd
Leads
i
in
Sales
and
Value
Sales
of
the
Ford
have
gone
steadily
ahead
month
hy
month
and
continue
to
show
substantial
increases.
In
many
sections,
from
50
to
70
of
all
cars
sold
are
Fords.
Everywhere
it
has
proved
an
unusual
value
at
an
unusually
low
price.
It
does
not
take
long
for
the
news
about
a
motor
car
to
get
about.
One
motorist
tells
another.
Superior
performance
is
quickly
apparent
-on
hills,
in
traffic
and
on
the
open
road.
Greater
value
is
always
reflected
in
larger
sales.
FoIIoirititj
is
a
partial
list
of
ilia
many
fvnitirvs
that
inaUo
1ho.
new
Ford
tnicli
a
satisfactory
car:
A
Jlcmnrkablc
Engine
The
engine
of
the
Model
A
Font
embodies
many
new
mechanical
features.
It
has
lccn
designed
to
give
unusual
speed,
acceleration,
power
and
smoothness
without
sacrifice
of
reliability
or
economy.
Ford
engineering
lias
found
the
way
to
include
every
essential
feature
of
.good
performance
without
the
necessity
of
n
high-speed
motor.
The
design
of
the
cylinder
bead
Is
just
one
factor
in
this
performance.
Others
are
the
direct
gravity
gasoline
feed,
the
specially
designed
carburetor,
the
new
bot-pol
manifold,
the
carefully
planned
large
valve
diameter,
the
chrome
silicon
alloy
valves,
the
aluminum
pistons,
the
statically
and
dynamically
balanced
crankshaft
and
flywheel,
and
the
simplicity
and
efficiency
of
the
electrical,
cooling,
lubrication
and
fuel
systems.
Accuracy
in
Manufacturing
The
aluminum
pistons
in
the
new
Ford
arc
held
true
to
within
one
one-thousand
lb
of
an
inch.
The
connecting
rod
is
not
permitted
to
exceed
a
variation
of
more
than
four
one
thousandths
of
an
inch
in
length.
Every
crankshaft
is
statically
and
dynamically
balanced,
with
a
minimum
of
174
checks
for
accuracy.
ShntcrlPHM
Claim
WindnhMd
All
of
the
new
Ford
cars
are
equipped
with
a
shattcrlcss
glass
windshield.
This
is
a
safety
factor
of
the
greatest
importance
because
it
TIII2
NliW
TlJItUlMVIMKJW
tOUUOM
SKUAX
reduces
the
danger
of
flying
glass
the
cause
of
most
of
the
injuries
in
automobile
accidents.
nuMtlct
Steel
An
additional
feature
of
the
new
Fonl
Is
tlie
use
of
Rustless
Steel
for
the
bead
lamps,
radiator
shell,
bub
caps,
cowl
finish
strip,
radiator
cap,
gasoline
tank
cap
and
tail
lamp.
This
Rustless
Sled
polishes
to
a
bright,
white
luster
of
enduring
quality.
It
will
not
corrode,
rut
or
tarnish
in
any
kind
of
weather.
There
Is
no
plate
to
wear
off
because
it
Is
the
same
bright
metal
all
the
way
through.
Ilnll
ami
Holler
Rearing
Evidence
of
the
quality
built
Into
the
new
Ford
is
the
extensive
use
of
ball
and
roller
liearings.
There
ore
more
than
twenty
in
nil
-on
unusually
large
numler.
In
oddltlon
to
smoother
operation,
these
ball
and
roller
bearings
save
gasoline,
give
the
car
mora
speed
and
power
in
first
and
second
speed,
decrease
noise
and
increase
the
durability,
and
efficiency
of
the
transmission
gears.
Vnuuul
Hilling
Comfort
One
of
the
fine
things
about
driving
the
new
Fonl
is
the
steady,
even
way
it
takes
you
over
the
miles
without
strain
or
fatigue.
Every
Fonl
is
equipped
wilh
four
Houdaille
double-acting
hydraulic
shock
absorbers
and
specially
designed
transverse
springs.
Even
bad
stretches
may
be
taken
at
a
reasonably
fast
pace
without
banl
jolts
or
bumps
or
the
exaggerated
bouncing
which
is
the
cause
of
most
motoring
f
allguc.
Fully
F.ncloHed
Four-Whcel
llrahe
The
four-wheel
brakes
of
the
new
Fonl
arc
unusually
safe
and
reliable
because
they
ar
mf
chanical,
internal-expanding,
with
oil
broking
surfaces
fully
enclosed.
Tills
prevents
muu
water,
sand
or
snow
from
entering
the
braVe
mechanism
or
gelling
between
the
band
onJ
drum
and
interfering
with
brake
action.
Silent
operation
is
another
feature
jou
appreciate.
"The
Canadian
Car
New
Low
PricesA
Ask
the
dealer
for
a
demonstration
Fokii
Motok
Company
of
Canada,
Limited
A
INODOQ
HASnhALL
POSTPONED
Lat
night's
League
baseball
:
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f
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be-
.a.iu
may
DC
played
g,,r!