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HIGRSCBOOL
WINS
SOCCER
filed
Up
Big
Store
at
Expense
of
Borden
Street
.Saturday
The
regular
Junior
football
t
league
fixture
between
High
and
Borden
(Schools
took
place
on
Saturday
afternoon
and
resulted
In
a
win
for
High
School
IJorden
put
up
a
plucky
fight
but
they
suffered
more
from
the
effects
of
the
wind
and
rain
than
their
older
and
heavier
opponent?
and
goad
were
smred
for
the
High
School
by
Walters
(6),
Marshall
2),'
and
Ulli
(1).
Teams
were
as
follows:
High:
Suehiro;
Bridden,
Blake;
Eby,
Walters,
Cross,
Davits;
Mar
shall,
Hill,
Walters,
Welle,
Church.
Borden:
Annestey;
Currie,
Wil-llscroit;
Naylor,
Hardy,
VeitchT
Lindsay,
Wilson,
Nakamoto,
Campbell,
pungate.
J.
Campbell
refereed.
Doc
Clapperton
Gets
Big
Ones
Pioneer
Prince
Kupert
Sportsman
Turns
Antler
Durinc
Visit
WHOOPING
COUGH
No
"ccrs"
but
btlpi
to
redact
paroxysms
of
coughing.
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HOME
RUN
KINGS
BUSY
'ON
SATURDAY
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
29:--
Babe
Ruth
hit
his
"forty-
pighth
and
forty?ninth
hoie
runs
of
the
season
on
Satux-
day
vhile-
the
New
YOrk
Yftti-
t
kees
.were
def
eatine
the
cham-
pion
Philadelphia
Athletics.
Hack
Wilson
hit
his
fifty-
fifth
and
fifty-sbjth
circuit
'
clouts
of
the
year
ss
Chlcajp
Cubs
were
beating
Ctncinnrt
Reds.
x
.
t
t
t
SPORT
CHAT
Teams
representing
the
Glscome
and
Quesnel
tennis
clubs,
were
the
guests
on
the
Prince
George
courts
recently.
It
was
the
first
occasion
on
which
Glscome
and
Quesnel
players
had
met
during
the
season.
On
the
day's
play,
Quesnel
took
five
of
seven
events
with
Gis-
fcome.
Prince
George
defeated
Quesnel
in
all
three
game
they
played
while
the
home
players
divided
honors
in
two
matches
with
Glscome.
at
Prince
George
"ow
inai
11X6
ax-
uuu
cardinals
Big
League
Scores
SATURDAY
SCORES
Na(inJ
League
Boston
2-7,
Brooklyn
8-1.
Cincinnati
8.
Chicago
13.
Pittsburg
U,
8t.
Louis
8.
tv.
Philadelphia
2,
New
York
5.
American
League
Washington
8,
Boston
3.
Chicago
5-10,
Detroit
6-$.
St.
Louis
7,
Cleveland
9.
New
York
10,
Philadelphia
8.
SUNDAY
GAMES
National
League
Pittsburg
1,
St.
Louis
6.
Boston
5
Brooklyn
6.
Cincinnati
11.
Chicago
13.
Philadelphia
0,
New
York
7.
American
League
Now
York
0.
Boston
3.
Philadelphia
4,
Washington
9.
Chicago
10.
Detroit
7.
St.
Louis
11-5,
Cleveland
5-15.
nave
coppea
me
National
League
pennant
after
a
hectic
strueele.
all
Doc
Clapperton,
pioneer
Prince
i
is
now
set
for
the
World
kh
Rupert
sportsman,
is
having
a
fine
baseball
classic
of
the
year,
which
hojiday
at
Prince
George
where
he
j
will
open
on
Wednesday.
Maan-is
visiting
with
his
son.
Jack
Clap-
j
time,
speculation
is
rife
as
to
whp
perUm,
a
card
received
from
him
'the
next
world
champions
are
to
by
a
local
friend
states.
He
Is
hav-1
be.
Connie
Mack,
manager
of
the
ing
some
great
angling
and
says
that
the
smallest
trout
caught
so
far
weighed
a
mere
two
pounds.
The
weather
has
been
fine
in
the
.interior
town.
Doc
will
be
returning
to
the
city
next
Sunday.
Philadelphia
Athletics,
does
not
seem
to
be
very
hopeful.
"This
series
is
going
to
be
a
mighty
tough
one
for
us
to
win,"
he
says.
The
veterap
manager
is
afraid
of
hit
pitching
staff.
Close
finish
to
English
county
middleweight
handicaps
was
witnessed
at
Gatwick,
recently,
when
Musical
Prince
won
from
Ellenborough
and
Clarette.
Major
League
Baseball
Season
Closes
and
Cards
Are
Off
For
World
Series
In
Philadelphia
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
29:
Another
record
breaking
major
league
baseball
season
came
to
an
end.yesterday,
leay
ing
Philadelphia
Athletics,
the
American
League
winners
and
St.
Louis
Cardinals,
the
National
League
titleholders,
to
carry
on
the
battle
for
the
works's
championship.
The
Cards,
after
yesterday's
content
with
Pittshurg
Pirates
which
they
won
six
to
one.
entrained
at
St.
Louis
for
Philadelphia
where
they
will
rneet
the
Mackmen
confident
of
winning
the
World
Serfefe.
The
Athletics,
hpw-ever,
are
just
as
confident
of
retaining
the
title.
The
first
game
will
be
played
at
Philadelphia
on
Wednesday.
Met
at
Banff
Highland
Games
At
Banff
Highland
games
Left
to
nuht
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