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'
ROBINS
ARE
BEAT
AGAIN
Boston
Red
Sox
doubled
th
score
of
the
Washington
Senators
in
the
only
American
League
;rame
of
the,
day
.
Yesterday's
scores:
'
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
Cincinnati
1.
Pittsburgh
5.
Brooklyn
3,
Philadelphia
6.
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
Washington
3,
Boston
6.
National
League
W.
L.
Pet.
St.
Louis
89
01
.593
Chicago
.86
64
573
Brooklyn
84
67
556
New
York
85
67
559
Pittsburg
79
69
536
Boston
.......69
82
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Cincinnati
...57
90
.340
Philadelphia
52
101
540
American
League
W.
L.
Pet.
Philadelphia
J00
50
.657
Washington
SO
60
.600
Washington
90
59
.604
New
York
84
66
5G0
;
Cleveland
79
71
523
Detroit
74
76
.493
St.
Lols
03
88
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Chicago
58
'
91
589
Boston
.52
98
547
,
AFTER
ALL
FACTS
ARE
FACTS
The
absolute
and
undeniable
fad
thai
'83
is
7
years
old
is
attested
by
the
Government
label
appearing
on
the
neck
of
each
bottle.
sr.
yivrs
I
Old
SPORT
CHAT
For
the
Duroose
of
lining
ud
ma-.
Dropped
Into
Fourth
Place
Tester-
terial
for
this
winter's
basketball
'
day
by
Losing
to
Phillies
Pittsburg
Downs
Cincinnati
PHILADELPHIA,
Sept.
25
The
last
place
Phillies
shoved
Brooklyn
Robins
into
fourth
place
in
the
National
League
yesterday
by
defeating
them.
season,
a
two
night
hoop
tournament
was
staged
at
Anyox
this
week.
There
has
been
a
lot
of
bas
ketball
talk
in
the
smelter
town
this
fall
and
a
large
number
of
players
are
waiting
for
the
whistle
to
start
them
off.
Basketball
seems
to
be
due
for
a
good
year
there.
Basket
Pittsburg
Pirates
beat
Cincinnati
j
bail
nights
at
the
gymnasium
will
Reds
in
an
abbreviated
game
I
be
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Frl
which
was
called
in
the
sixth
in-1
days.
A
basketball
organization
meeting
will
be
held
at
Anyox
soon
Badminton
is
being
organized
in
Prince
Rupert
early
this
fall,
a
number
of
the
clubs
having
already
held
their
annual
meetings.
By
the
first
of
next
week
play
will
Jse
pretty
generally
under
way.
There
Is
no
word
yet
as
to
when
the
bas-
ketballers
will
be
getting
together
to
make
their
plans
for
the
winter.
However,
It
may
be
expected
that
it
will
be
in
the
very
near
future.
Whist,
billiard,
etc-
organization
ought
to
be
under
way
also
very
soon.
The
annual
cribbage
league
meeting
is
called
for
next
Monday.
Old
Country
Soccer
WEDNESDAY'S
SCORES
English
League
First
Division
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City
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team.
FOOTBALL
(NEWSPRINT
WAS
DRAW
Borden
and
Booth
Play
to
One-All
Score
in
Fine
Game
Borden
and
Booth
met
in
the
Junior
Football
League
last
evening
before
a
big
crowd
of
supporters
from
their
respective
schools
and.
ed
up
on
even
terms
one
goal
each
Borden
attacked
from
the
start
and
Dungate
scored.
Booth
goal
hid
a
narrow
escape
shortly
afterwards.
Play
was
mostly
in
the
Booth
half
for
a
time,
Borden
pressing
up
hill
though
with
the
wind.
Then
Bmth
had
more
of
the
game
and
Qrqmpj
equauizea
me
score,
warn
roper
INSTITUTE
BREAKS
UP
President
Resigns
and
Sars
He
Is
Going
to
right
Members
of
Organization
after
a
well
contested
game,
finish-
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NEW
YORK,
Sept.
25:
Col.
John
H.
Price,
chairman
of
the
board
of
governors
of
the
Newsprint
Insti
tute
of
Canada,
today
announced
his
resignation
because
of
what
he
termed
persistant
d&ncHaation
of
mergers
of
firms
to
adhere
to
the
of
toe
Institute.
Cot.
Price
further
advised
that
Price
Bros.
&
Co.
Ud.
Intended
to
went
close
but
half
time
found
thejtdopt
wbatem
independent
poliayJ
teams
equal.
The
second
half
was
rerhy
fought
out.
Dungate
and
Wilson
were
very
effective
for
Borden
and'i
Nakamoto
tried
to
force
the
game.
Booth
forwards
were
not
combin
ing
as
well
as
usual
though
Cramp
and
Wardroper
made
dangetous
raids.
Booth
defence
was
well
te&r
ted
but
Ferguson
and
Sather
made
no
mistakes.
Following
an
attack
on
Borden
goal,
Wardroper
snored
with
a
fine
drive
but
two
of
his
men
jit
sro
fit
to
psoUot
the
interests
of
mm
rstttffit
reorders
against
aggression
part
of
members
of
the
In-
CUT
TIME
,
7
OFF
MAIL
OTTAWA.
Sept.
36:
A
new
Ca-qadJao
aL
mail
service
bv
which
were
offside
and
the
goal
did
not
f
oeat
bound
mails
wouM
be
count.
To
the
end
the
game
wis
A"
approximately
one-third
of
well
fought
out
and
the
full
th
oj"
iottaey
wa
.successfully
whistle
found
Borden
pressing.
-"etftodiy
When
two
seaplanes
For
Borden
everyone
played
well
frcmuober
city
'raiWerred
half
with
Annesley
in
goal,
and
Lind-
ia
ton'of
mail
to
the
outbound
Em-say,
both
newcomers
doing
good
'
Pre-s'lC
Australia
near
Forteai'
Bay
work.
Hardy
was
always
very
orem
inent.
Wllliscroft
did
well
at
back.
Bremner
was
safe
in
the
Booth
goal
and
Ferguson
hardly
put
a
foot
wrong.
Sather
was
good
and
Gomez
was
of
great
assistance.
Wardreper
and
Cromp
were
the
best
forwards
with
Nelson
also
do
ing
jpod
work.
J.
Campbell
refereed.
Borden
Annesley;
Currie,
Wlllis
in
me
Straits
of
Belle
Isle.
Forty-eight
hours
was
thus
saved
in
the
time
of
the
mall,
delivery.
croft;
Veltch,
Hardy,
Naylor;
Lindsay.
Wilson,
Nakamoto,
Campbell,
Dud
gate.
B'
oth
Bremner;
Sather,
Ferguson:
Ritchie,
Gomes,
Clrrjrtlfon
:
Wardroper,
Nelson,
SanUirbane.
MacDonald,
Cromp.
Canadafs
First-Electric
Tug
The
first
electrically-driven
tug
to
be
built
in
Canada
wu
launched
at
Lauaon,
Que.,
recently,
when
the
'Trescotont",
Diesel-electric
tug
for
the
Canadian
Pacific
Car
and
Passenger
Transfer
Company's
service
between
Preacott,
Ont.,
and
Ogdens-burg,
N.Y.,
alipped
gracefully
Into
the
waters
of
the
St.
Lawrence
alter
the
traditional
bottle
of
champagne
had
been
broken
across
her
bows
by
Mrs.
Dull,
wife
of
li.
MeD.
Duff,
manager
of
the
.Canadian
Pacific
Great
Lakes
Steamship
Service,
As
a
pioneer
feature
In
Canadian
shipping,
the
Diesol-electric
encince
with
which
the
new
vessel
is
equipped,
are
of
special
interest
to
marine
engineers.
Kach
of
600
H.P.,
they
are
directly
connected
to
twin
generators
capable
of
delivering
380
kilowatt,
each
at
250
volts,
when
operated
at
245
revolutions
per
minute.
In
operation,
a
car
barge
with
three
tracks
for
16
hundred-ton
cart,
will
be
lashed
to
the
starboard
counter
of
the
tug
which
it
will
be
possible
to
control
either
from
its
own
wheel-house
or
(rora
the
bridge
of
the
car
barge.
Thursauy
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