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FOUR
THE
DAtLf
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BOUT
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IS
ARRANGED
BUT
NOW
OFF
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NEW
,YOHK,
.July
3
Jock
Sharkey
signed
articles
yes-
terday
for
a
flftccn-round
en-
'
gagement
with
Max
Schmel-
ing
at
the
Yankee
Stadium
on
September
25.
The
bout
was
declared
off.
however,
when
Arthur
Von
Buelowt
Schmeling's
deposed
manager,
failed
to
provide
itlsfaetory
release
of
his
claims.
BASEBALL
MM
CUP
WAS
!
.;
PRESENTED
Canadian
Legion
Club
Rooms
Scene
of
Enthusiastic
Gather-
ing
Last
Evening
I
'
Following
the
conclusion
of
the
Dominion
Day
Football
Cup
final
last
evening
both
teams
and
officials
were
the
guests
of
the
Canadian
Legion
at
their
clubrooms.
On
behalf
of
the
Football
Association,
Aid.
S.
D.
Macdonald
pre
sented
the
Dominion
Day
cup
to
C.
Baptle
of
the
Legion
team.
He
congratulated
the
Legion
on
their
weir
earned
victory
and
the'
Regiment!
oalcelr
keen
opposition.
i
Wllsqn,
on
behalf
of
the
Re-
OQQgratulated
the
Legion.
it
had
no
alibis
to
of-
"better
team
had
won
and
deaeevedjy
so.
He
appealed
for
greater
-aiijpirt
of
the
Junior
Football
games
and
mentioned
that
already
maayof
the
players
In
senior
football
'were
graduates
from
the
school
league.
(
Othlr
speakers
were
Jas.
Camp-bdL
Cob.
Arthur,
Malcolm
Lamb,
'fi.
YdtiQgtnau,
J.
Norrington,
Jas.
Kelly
J.
Smith
and
Percy
Tinker.
tm
fighting
spirit
of
the
old-tlmecs
was
very
much
In
evidence
a
jADtooeedings.
The
more
they
Mlieotoe
greater
was
the
football
ability
of
the
has-beens
extolled
tMI
frnaUy
nothing
would
do
but
they
rnust
challenge
the
winners
of
the
cup
or
better
still,
the
pick
of
Prince
Rupert.
In
any
case
It
ws
definitely
decided
to
arrange
a
game
Between
the
old-timers
and
the
younger
players
and
the
stage
la
being
rapidly
prepared
for
sueh
an
attraction.
Bob
Arthur
is
laying
the
plans
for
the
slaughter
of
the
present
day
"knights
of
the
pigskin"
and
the
latter
have
made
the
necessary
arrangements
with
the
hospital
for
the
reception
of
their
victims
or
themselves.
SCHEDULE
July
8
S.
O.
C.
vs.
Elks.
i
July
10
Central
vs.
3.
O.
C.
'July
15
Elks
vs.
Centrals.
Canadian
Legion
Captures
Dominion
Day
Cup,
Scoring
llmmn
lnitnn
nMcA
nm
rofro.
me
time.
.
AJterdack
of
yacht
Weetamoe,
American
-cup
contender
buljt
by
'orjtyn-Nifhol
syndicate.
John
Parkinson
U
at
the
wneck
'
..."
'
Miss
Betty
Carstairs.
British
speed
boat
driver,
at
wheel
of
Es-tella
IV.,
which
she
drives
at
Do
trolt
international
boat
races.
Strong
Win
Over
Regiment
.
For
any
disappointing
showings
it
may
have
made
since
the
season
opened,
the
Canadian
Legion
football
club
fully
redeemed
itself
last
night
by
playing
all
around
the
Regiment
in
the
Dominion
Day
Cup
final
for
a
win
of
four
to
one.
The
veterans
were
thus
successful
in
hanging
up
for
themselves
the
second
soccer
trophy
of
the
season.
It
was
a
fine
victory,
fully
deserved,'
for
the
Legion
players
and
supporters,.Their
success
was
largely
due
to
the
outstanding
play
turned
in
by
George
Howe
who
was
responsible
no
leas
than
three
of
the
four
goals
scored
by
that
side.
and
linesmen
were
Aid.
S.
D.
Mac-
Ernie
Warren
scored
the
first
donald
and
Alex
ClaDDerton.
goal
fpr
the
Canadian
Legion
when
a
shot
was
deflected
past
Laidler
by
one
of
the
defence
and
Percy
Tinker
equalized
soon
after
when
he
converted
a
corner.
It
looked
for
a
while
like
It
might
be
a
close
game
but,
Just
before
the
first
half
draw
bigger
crowds
in
the
future
whistle,
George
Howe
started
to
get
busy
and
sent
in
the
goal,
which
put
his
team
one
up.
In
the
second
half,
the
Canadian
Legion
had
entirely
the
beet
of
the
play
and
pressed
continual-
j
ly.
During
the
attacks,
George
Howe
scored
two
more
goals.
The
Regiment
was
unable
to
make
an
attempt
at
replying
so
well
were
they
held.
Legion
were
well
served
hy
Teddy
Smith.
Mitchell.
Jack.
Ban-
The
game
was
one
of
the
finest
played
on
Acropolis
Hill
for
many
a
day
with
both
teams
playing
hard
and
serving
up
class
football.
The
big
crowd
enjoyed
the
match
and
games
of
a
similar
calibre
will
BABE
RUTH
HURT
HAND
May
Be
Out
of
Game
For
Some
Time
as
Result
of
Chicago
Accident
tie,
Harold
MacDonald,
Currie.
NEW
YORK,
July
3:
Babe
Ruth
Howe,
Warren,
and
Hadden.
tUxl
out
his
thirty-first
home
run
Laidler
kept
a
fine
goal
for
the
ot
the
"wn
yesterday
In
the
first
and
between
New
York
Ytnkees
Regiment
Ross.
Watson,
Dolg,
Chicago
White
6ox
Earljr
In
the
and
Edgeeuwbe
put
up
a
good
de-!n
f-nr.
of
th
forward
Tinker.
nd
.
the
Bambino
Injured
hand
whe
to
take
attempting
a
Wilson.
Norrington
and
MacDon-
j
oih
n..r.
vit
'fr
and
my
be
out
ot
the
eame
for
brace
of
games
from
St.
Louts
by
one
run
margins.
In
the
NaUonal
League,
all
homo
teams
lost
against
the
visitors.
Yesterday's
scores
:
National
League
Boston
6,
Pittsburg
4.
New
York
9,
Chicago
8.
Brooklyn
6,
St.
Louis
5.
American
League
Chicago
1-15,
New
York
5-4.
Detroit
4-2,
Philadelphia
3-7.
Cleveland
4,
Boston
5.
St.
Louis
4-3,
Washington
5-5
Baptist
Sunday
l
.
i
School
Picnic
"'BUS'
:T&
Annual
Outin?
Is
Being
Held
This
Afternoon
on
Digby
Island
The
annual
picnic
of
the
Sunday
School
of
First
Baptist
Church
Is
being
held
this
afternoon
at
Digby
Island,
boatloads
of
chtldren
and
parents
having
crossed
the
harbor
at
l
and
2
o'clock
this
afternoon.
There
will
be
a
program
of
games
and
races
and
refreshments
will
bo
served
In
abundance.
The
picnic
Is
under
the
supervision
of
Aid.
P.
H.
;
Linacrt
superintendent
of
tho
Sun-.
day
gcb4r;
l
i
i
,
GAME
WAS
Good'
ExhUUion
of'
junlorFoelhaM
Turned
in
Yesterday
i
f
Two
select
Junior
League
football
teams
hearing
the
designations
pf
Reds
and
Stripes
played
an
Inter
estlng
exhibition
game
before
quite
a
large
crowd
of
spectators
In
connection
with
the
Dominion
r
'pay
celebration
program,
the
result'
be
Ing
a
scoreless
draw-
It
was
a
well
contested
match
and
a
good,
demonstration
of
the
way
the
Junior
boys
play
soccer.
Aid.
S.
D.
Macdonald
ytas
jeferee
with
Alex
Clapperton
and;,
Gerald
Roberts
acting
as
linesmen.
Tji'e
teams:
;
.'
Reds
Erlckson;
H.
Fisher
and
H,
Thurber;
J.
Currie,
P.
Vaccher
afjd
H.
Morgan;
L.
Wilson,
R.
Fong,
T.
Bussanich,
J.
Campbell
and
R.
Franks.
Stripes
Suehlro;
J.
Greer
and
Q.
Blake;
C.
Bartlett.
M.
Colusl
and
A.
Da
vies;
T.
McMeekln,
D.
Christiansen,
O.
Wingham,
V.
Mlljer
and
A.
Cromp.
TENNIS
GAMES
TOE
PLAYED
Semi-Finals
Run
Off
Yesterday
and
All
Tinaki
Expected
to
Be
Com-piete
By
First
of
Week
In
the
semi-finals
of
the
men's
singles
in
the
city
tennis
tournament
yesterday.
T.
Brown
beat
Col.
TMcMordle
In
two
sets.
Carl
Brand
beat
Pete
Black
in
two
sets
in
the
other
semi-final.
In
hte
mixed
doubles,
Miss
Vera
Smith
and
T.
Brown
defeated
Miss
Florence
Smith
and
R.
Browne
and,
In
the
semi-finals,
beat
Miss
Laura
Frizzell
and
Ax
Mitchell,
thus
advancing
to
the
final.
In
men's
doubles,
Horton
and
E.
Walker
defeated
Farquhar
and
wnaing
in
two
seis.
It
Is
expected
to
play
the
mixed
doubles
finals
on
Saturday
afternoon
and
the
men's
singles
and
doubles
on
Sunday.
Games
set
for
tonight:
6:30
p.m.
Mrs.
Ferguson
and
Macdonald
vs.
Miss
M.
Palmer
and
Brand.
7:30
p.m.
Ciirrle
and
Bartlett
vs.
Brand
and
McMordie,
To
Organize
Cricket
Here
A.
J,
Croxford
Interests
Himself
In
Playing
of
Game
and
Practice
Called
For
Saturday
A.
J.
Croxford
is
making
an
at
tempt
to
prganize
the
playing
of
cricket
in
this
city
an
has
obtained
the
necessary
tackle
from
W.
H.
Wilson-Murray.
It
is
planned
to
hold
a
practice
early
Saturday
eve
nlng
at
the
Acropolis
Hill
grounds.
Mr.
Croxford
believes
there
Is
room
for
this
game
in
Prince
Rupert.
it
'
Baseball
Standings
National
League
Chicago
43
27
.614
Brooklyn
.39,
28
.600
New
York
.
35
32
.522
8t.
Louis
,34.
.82
.515
Boston"....
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.477
Jntkburg
.:....
29
35
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Cincinnati
27
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.403
Philadelphia
24
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Washington
.
43
25
.032
New
York
42
26
.018
'Cleveland
35
35
.500
(Detroit
30
42
.417
'gt.
Louis
29
42
.408
Jjoston
27
42
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JOE
WRIGHT
WINSAGAIN
Canadian
Defeated
Beresford,
Most
Formidable
Rival
at
Henley
Today
,.
HENLEY-ON-THAMES,
July
3:
Joe
Wright,
whq
brought
the
Diamond
Sculls
honors
to
Canada
two
years
ago,
won
his
second
heat
victory
today
by
defeating
Bcresford
of
the
Thames
Club,
who
was
rated
as
Great
Britain's
best
entry,
by
two
and
a
half
lengths.
Jack
Guest
of
Toronto
defeated
Edwards
of
Chrlstchurch,
Daily
News
"Want
Ads"
bring)
nuiek
result,
j
Press
Gang
Wins
,
Prince
of
Wales
l'
Stakes,
Today
NEWMARKET,
July
3:
Lord
Wooiavlnaton's
Press
pans
won
the
Prince
of
Wales
Stakes
here
today.
Lord
Derby's
Bqsworth
was
second
and
Lord
Harewood's
Alcester
third.
Five
horses
ran.
Al
Downs
retained
tho
high
diving
championship
of
the
United
States
from
lp00
to
1917,
being
undefeated
from
the
high
board
over
that
period.
two
roi,o
ACES
Only
two
polo
players
today
hold
the
top
handicap
rating
of
ten.
goals,
Thomas
!ltchcnck
of
the
United
States
and
Lewis
Lacey
of;
Argentine.
Thursday,
my
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Dorif'Dose'
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si
a
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RUB
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temples
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Vicks;
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This
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and
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brings
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especially
a
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cases
which
so
often
accom
pany
colds.
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