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FADE
FOTO
-ATHLETICS
WIN
AGAIN
Took
Third
Straight
Game
From
Cleveland;
Tigers
Beat
Yankees
NEW
YORK,
Jtme
tearing
Simmons
Detroit
Tigers
blasted
George
Plpgras
tram
the
mound
with
five
runs
in
the
first
stanza
and
won
a
slugging
match
from
the
New
York
Yankees,
In
the
National
League,
PHuburg
Pirates
broke
tie
in
the
sixth
by
Scoring
six
runs
and
defeated
New
York
Giants.
Chicago
Cubs
made
It
straight
over
Boston
Braves.
Yesterdays
scores:
'
'
..'-1
.National
League
New
York
4,
Pittsburg
8.
Brooklyn
1,
Cincinnati
2.
Barton
3,
Chicago
Y'
Philadelphia
5,
St.
Louis
7.
American
League
Detroit
11.
New
York
6.
St.
Louis
4,
Boston
3.
Cleveland
0,
Philadelphia
8.
Chicago
2.
Washingto
nl.
Prince
Rupert
lo
Terrace
two
Terrace
Trimmed
Usk
In
Baseball
Game
Last
Sunday
Resulted
In
25-10
Score
'
TERRACE,
June
21:'-TTie'
Usk
baseball
team
and
a
ntKflWr
of
rooters
arrived
tn
town..
Sunday
to
play
the
town
team.
Nine
innings
were
played,
Terrace
emerging
out
victorious
with
a
score
of
25
to
10.
After
the
game;
the
Usk
party
enjoyed
supper
at
the
Terrace
Hotel
before
driving
home.
SPORT
CHAT
Arthur
"The
Oreat"
Shires,
1s
i
LINED
UP
again
-warming
the
Chicago
White
Andy
Wilson
and
Art
Lea,
Sox
bench.
The
noisy
one
was
hit
In
the
face
the
tther
day
in
batt
ing
practice
and
Bud
Clancy
step-
Heavyweights,
to
Meet
.
In
Semi-Final
21:
The
,nto
hla
Place
won
thc
A
strode
suDDortin
-list
of
nrP.;
Philadelphia
Athletics
took
thctr
8me
In
the
eleventh
inning.
It
umtnary
matches
has
heen
ar-
thlrd
rtwight
game
from
4hent
the
njnry
80
mucn
tnat
wU1
ranged
for
the
boxing
show
next
Cleveland
Indians
yesterday.
FoxxjkeeP
Arthur
warming
the
seat
of
Tuesday
night
when
Frankle
Neel
Wl
jhomer
in
the
Tilth
inning,
J
pannes
lor
me
train
win
oui;wm
meet
Jumbo
Davles
ot
Victoria
;
in
the
headline,
attraction.
t
T
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Art
Lea.
a
new
comer
'in
the
dis-1
.u
than
his
last
winter's
fight
mark.'trlct
has
been
nomlnated
to
toke'
That
would
make
it
about
six
and
WUson
on
Andy
of
0ceanlc
,
ths
eeven-elghths.
slx
round
tol.naaL
Both
boyg
wm
tip
the
scales
at
around
190!
pounds.
The
fans
liked
a
tvon
f,
hv..
Wilson's:
boxing,
wrestling
and
other
athle-
ork
wuhen
he
fouht
Wl,deat
c-tic
th"m
h"e
months
ago.
and
events.
represenUng
an
invest-
ment
ot
$750,000,
will
be
construe-
"unousn
ne
naa
an
easy
time
car-;
ted
inun
on
inai
occasion
"
"OP
m
Sacramento.
CaU
soon,
E.
A.
Martin,
Portland.
Ore.,
representa-
ne
WUI
extended
further
next
tive
f
Frank
Patrick,
president
of
,
Tuesday.
the
Pacific
CoaSt
Hockey
League,'
Jimmy
Lawson
On
1
has
announced.
He
said
a
Sacra-1
ljX!
boxing
fans
will
also
be
mento
team
would
be
added
to
the
K,ad
to
hear
that
Jimmy
Lawson
!
hockey
league
on
completion
of
the
'
Port
Simpson
will
also
be
on
the
1
building.
Other
cities
in
the
league
were
to
be
Tacoma,
Seattle,
Portland,
Vancouver
and
Oakland.
SEGRAVEHAD
NEW
RECORD
Finds
He
Made
98.7
Miles
Per
Hour
art-
JULY
1st
Celebration
Under
Auspices
of
Terrace
Assembly,
No.
15
NATIVE
SONS
OF
CANADA
The
Terrace
People
Welcome
YouEverybody
Come
Terrace
Tourist
Hotel
Hotel
J.
K.
Gordon
Louis
Martin
Meals
-50c
Meals
-
50c
Ready
upon
arrival
of
train
Rest
Room
for
Women
Rest
Room
for
Women
-only
Mrs.
A.
J.
Kirkaldy
Willson's
Tea
Room
Ice
Ceram
and
Soft
Drinks
Ice
Cream
Light
Lunches
Lunches
Sandwiches
Tobaccos
and
Clears
Pie
and
Cake
Taxi
LOUIS
MARTIN
Riley's
Drug
Store
Sandwich
Counter
near
Tour-
Ice
Cream
and
Chocolates
1st
Hotel
25c.
Terrace
Cafe.
'
Souvenirs
and
Meals
and
Lunches
Novelties
.
AT
CANADIAN
LEGION
HALL
HUITET
LUNCHES.
SANDWICHES,
CAKE,
TEA
and
COFFEE
Also
a
rest
room
for
women
In
Blue
Room
i
Cars
and
Trucks
Available
For
Trips
TO
LAKELSE
AND
KALUM
W.
II.
Hurnctt
W.
E.
Smith
Terrace
Motors
Taxi,
Terrace
Ice
Cream
and
Pop
and
Candy
For
Sale
mi
grounds
by
Native
Sons
Assembly
lating
a
formidable
list
of
ring,
victories
and
he
has
yet
to
lose;
his
first
fight.
He
has
knocked
out
Denis
Movln,'
Nina
Qurvich
and
Henry
Boy,
all
tough
lads
and
also
holds
a
decision
over
Wesley
White
of
Vancouver.
The
latter
boy
has
been
selected
to
meet
Lawson
again
at
the
forthcoming
show
in
a
four-round
International
Motor
Union
:
match
and
this
should
be
a
thru
ler
for
the
fans.
Jimmy,
with
his
list
of
knockout
victories,
is
now
called
the
"Knockout
Klng
ani
may
be
ex-
LONDON.
June
"21:
The
Inter-!
Pected
to
turn
in
a
spectacular
national
Motor
Union
yesterday
0f-ej:Rerfo"nance-
flclally
confirmed
the
speed
at-
1
:
1
tamed
by
the
late
Major
Sir
Henry
tD
A
I
TAjn
HfiTTQE
Segrave
at
Lake
Windermere
iustlVV-UllL
HJUiji
before
the
accident
that
cost
his
life
as
the
world's
unlimited
water
j
record.
The
speed
confirmed
was;
85.7
nautical
miles
per
hour
or
93.7
miles
an
hour.
Usui
as
km
wxmx!9.i9m3xsm
mmeaniMa?uxxwiaia.iuswmim
C.
K
R.
EXCURSION!
BEAT
OFFICES
Softball
,
Game
Last
Night
'Ended
In
22-10
Score
';'Trt'fh
mfher
rrarrya
13n,.n!
"
"
v.vyw-
gulllL
,
4VUU11U
House
gave
the
Office
team
a
bad
beatlnp
tn
thr
tnnp
nf
99
tn
10
hast
evening.
The
fielding
on
both
j
sides
was
bad.
Wick
for
the
Round
j
House
got
3
hits
in
six
times
up.
Players
Round
House
Cameron,
lb;
Raby,
p;
Tulloch,
c;
Mobberiy.
ss.:
Bond.
If.;
Scherk.
2b.;
C.
Nelson,
3b.;
Wick,
cf.;
Jackson,
rf.
Offices
Lawton,
lb.;
T.
Smith
c,
Summers,
3b.;
Coverdale,
cf.:
Moxley,
2b.;
Johnson,
ss.;
Clark,
Tf.;
Melntosh,
If.;
W.
Tobey,p.
Umpires
were
Harold,
J.
Smith
and
McFee.
Standings
W
L
Dry
Dock
,
6
2
Roundhouse
6
2
Station
3
5
Offices
1
7
If
II
P
6
6
3
1
Baseball
Standings
National
League
W.
L.
Brooklyn
34
21,
Chicago
M
24
New
York
.29
26
St.
Louis
.27
28
Boston
...J2S
28
Pittsburg
-
.25
29
Philadelphia
..........
.22
29
Cincinnati
...J23
34
American
League
Pet
.618
.580
.527
.491
.472
.463
.431
.404
W.
L.
Pet
Philadelphia
37
21
.638'
New
York
32
22
.592
Washington
33
23
.539
Cleveland
32
25
.544
St.
Louis
25
32
.450
Detroit
25
33
.431
I
Chicago
20
32
.385
Boston
20
36
.357
FOP.
OVEB.
HALF
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MEN
RECOGNIZED
AS
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MOST
EFFECTIVE
BE-GULATOO.
Of
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LIVER
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AND
BOWELS
tmCllASE'S
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HOBBY
JONES
WINS
BRITISH
OPEN
GOLF
TITLE
JONES
IS
TENNIS
IS
CHAMPION
START1NI
Took
Ilritish
Pro
Golf
Title
Fitst
Gamp
In
ru
m
Bobby
Jones,
shown
here,
America's
foremost
golfer,
finally
achieved
his
ambition
by
winning
British
Amateur
cmwn
at
St.
Andrew's
Scotland,
from
Roger
Wethered.
Yesterday
ho
added
to
his
laurels
by
whining
for
the
third
time
the
British
Open
Professional
Golf
Championship.
LEGION
AND
I
REG'TDRAW
Will
Play
In
Final
For
Dominion
Day
Cup
a
Week
From
Next
Monday
By
holding
the
Regiment,
which
was
short
some
of
its
regular
players,
to
a
scoreless
draw
last
night,
Canadian
Legion
qualified
to
enter
the
final
for
the
Dominion
Day
Cup.
the
Prince
Rupert
Athletic
Club
being
accordingly
eliminated
from
the
contest.
It
was
a
well
fought
fame
and
both
sides
missed
scoring
chances.
Fie&
play
was
such
that
a
draw
might
be
said
to
be
a
fair
result.
A
large
crowd
of
fans
took
keen
Interest
in
the
.natch,
weather
conditions
being
of
the
best
for
all
concerned.
The
final
tot
the
Dominion
Day
Cup
will
be
played
a
week
from
next
Monday.
Meantime,
the
standing
is
as
foUows:
W.
D.
L.
F.
A.
P.
Regiment
1
10
3
13
Legion
0
2
0
2
2
2
P.
R.
A.
C
0
113
5
1
MDQNALD
BEAT
KING
Close
Although
Unanimous
Verdict
In
Vancouver
Bout
Last
Night
VANCOUVER,
June
21:
Hector
McDonald,
rising
young
Vancouver
Iflhtweight,
won
a
10-round
decision
over
Ritchie
King
bf
Los
An-
jeles
here
last
night.
The
verdict
was
unanimous
although
the
de
cision
was
close.
GOLD
WATCH
GIVEN
AWAY
One
of
Subscribers
In
Daily
News
Campaign
Will
Get
Waltham
A
fine
17-Jewrlle.d
Waltham
watch
in
solid
14-caraV
gold
case'
will
be
given
to
oneVf
'the
subscribers
to
the
Dally.
News
canjnairn.
Thc
judges
will
decide
who
is
to
receive
this
rvlu-able
prize.
'This
is
in
addition
to
the
four
grand
prizes
being
presented
to
the
candidates.
Everyone
who
takes
a
year's
subscription
gets
a
chance
on
thc
watch.
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Tomorrow
HOY
LAKE,
Bnland,
June
21
Bobby
Jones
ycnerday
won
thc
Brnlsh
open
golf
championship
;or
the
third
time
with
a
score
of
J.tl.
Archie
Compston.
British
pro,
af'er
breaking
th?
course
record
a
the
third
round,
fell
away
to
82
in
the
fourth
round
for
a
72-imic
?core
of
2S7.
Leo
Dlegel
and
Macdonald
Smith
United
States
professionals,
tied
!or
second
place
with
293
strokes.
KAYO
IN
FIRST
RD.
Von
Porat
Disposed
In
Quick
Order
Hy
Younp
Stribling
.
(,
CHICAGO,
June
21:
Young
Striblinjt
knocked
out
Otto
Von
JMral
tn
the
first
round
of
their
bout
here
last
nlcht
after
two
minutes
and
52
seconds.
of
flghtin;.
Striblint
not
only
battered
Yon
Porat
out
of
the
heavyweight
picture
but
leaped
.
into
the
centre
of
It
himself.
Instead
of
pounding
out
a
de
cision
In
the
well
known
Strib-ling
fashion,
he
was
a
pleasant-faced,
laughing
killer.
Everything
he
did
was
impressive.
He
was
all
overVon
Porat
right
from
the
start.
i
i
'
The
following
gain"
for
tomorrow
at
the
'r.
tho
city
t?nni.s
!
tournament:
9
a.m.
McCanm-i
woot!;
Farquhar
vs
c
10
ajn.-.Mls8
B.
ri.
P.
Edcumbc
va
m
and
T.'W.
Brown.
Lamie
and
Horum
tosh
and
Johnston
1
YOU'LL
notice
a
big.
difference
the
minute
you
try
thc
Genuine
New
Gillette
Blade.
The
new
blade
gives
a
softer,
more
comfortable
shave,
and
holds
an
exquisitely
keen,
longer-lasting
edge.
Insist
on
the
Genuine
New
Gillette
Blade.
Even
in
your
old
razor,
it
will
give
ycta
a
smoother
shave
than
you've
ever
had
before.
But
for
real
shaving
comfort
use
the
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in
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