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PAOE
FOUR
The
best
and
most
interesting
C.
N.
R.
saftball
game
of
the
year
was
j
staged
yesterday
being
the
post-j
ported
game
of
last
Wednesday,
and
I
was
won
uy
uie
uij
ueca
aggies
-Uon
from
the
Station
to
the
time
f
one
to
nfl.
'
From
the
first
to
the
last
inning,
there
were
exetting
moments
at
all
stages
of
the
game.
The
run
obtained
by
the
Dry
Dock
received
its
impetus
by
an
error
by
Downing
in
the
first
inning.
The
feature
of
the
game
was
the-
fielding
by
J.
Nelson
in
right
field.
Dry
Dock
E.
Smith,
Boulter,
J.
Smith,
Kelsey,
Howe,
McKeown,
Nelson,
Geddes
and
McDonald.
Station
Horton,
Morrison,
Dow-nle,
Mcintosh,
Skinner,
Unger,
Skattebol,
Sammers
and
Styles.
Umpire
Ooraadlna
and
Armstrong.
Batteries
Dry
Dock,
Smith
and
Boulter;
Station,
Styles
and
SkatteboL
The
next
game
will
be
played
on
July
30.
Cricket
Test
Match
Played
Rain
Hampered
Fourth
Meeting
Yesterday
and
It
Will
Be
Concluded
Today
MANCHESTER.
July
29:-Owtng
to
rain,
play
is
the'
fourth
cricket
test
match
between
England
and
Australia
could
not
be
resumed
yesterday
until
5:30
pjn.
In
the
hour
left,
England
lost
three
wickets
and
the
seere
was
231
for
eight
wickets.
Australia's
first
inning
total
was
345.
Rain
today
forced
further
postponement
of
the
test
match.
The
match
-was
abandoned
after
being
called
off
on
account
of
the
rata
today.
The
scores
were:
Australia.
34S:
England,
351,
for
eight
wickett.
The
fifth
and
final
match
will
be
played
at
Kenning
ton
Oval
beginning
August
18.
In
the
standing
so
far:
England
and
Australia
hare
each
won
one.
drawn
one
and
abandoned
one.
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TIGHT
WIN
CUBS
GAIN
FOR
DOCK:
ON
ROBINS
Defeated
Station
One
to
Nil
in
Chicago
Beat
Cincinnati
Twice
Yes-Softball
Last
Nirht
i
terday
While
Brooklyn
Took
One
From
Boston
,
CHICAGO.
July
29:
The
Chicago
Cubs
gained
half
a
game
on
Brooklyn
in
the
National
League
race
yesterday
by
defeating
Cincinnati
Beds
twice
while
the
Robins
were
taking
only
one
game
from
the
Boston
Braves.
The
pitching
of
Thurston
featured
the
Robins
victory,
the
Braves
being
shut
out
with
only
two
hits.
In
the
American
eLague,
the
Philadelphia
Athletics
defeated
New
York
Yankees
at
Philadelphia
in
12
innings.
Big
League
Scores
National
Cincinnati,
2;-3;
Chicago,
3-5.
Philadelphia,
4;
New
York
5.
'
Brooklyn
2,
Boston
0.
American
Chicago
6,
St.
Louis
5.
New
York
5.
Philadelphia
6.
Detroit
6,
Cleveland
7.
SPORT
CHAT
Washington
Senators
won
their
only
game
of
a
series
of
four1
'with
the
White
Sox
Sunday
when
Mar-berry
allowed
the
White
Sex
only
three
bits.-
Detroit
Tigers
trounced
the
New
York
Yankees
and
Cleveland
Indians
won
the
final
game
of
a
series
from
the
league
leading
Philadelphia
Athletics,
a
four-run
rally
In
the
fifth
inning
clinching
the
victory.
In
the
National
League,
the
league
leading
Brooklyn
Robins
gained
a
game
and
a-half
on
the
Chkago
Cubs
and
two
full
games
over
the
New
York
Giants
by
a
double
victory
over
the
Phillies.
Nine
home
runs
featured
the
games.
SOFTBALL
SCHEDULE
July
30
Station
vs
Round
House.
Aug.
1
Dry
Dock
vs.
Station.
Aug.
6
Round
House
vs.
Dry
There
were
air
pageant
thrills
galore
when
British
planes
took
the
air
as
they
rehearsed
the
Royal
Air
Force
pageant
at
Hen-don
England.
Here
are
three
British
planes
leaving
perfect
curves
of
smoke
In
their
wake
Early
Ad.
Copy
is
appreciated
Lephare
Is
Winner
of
Race
Today
GOODWOOD.
ENO.,
July
29
Aga
Khan's
Lephare
today
won
the
Stewards
Cup
in
the
Goodwood
Race
Meet.
Fleeting
Memory
was
second
and
Songe,
third.
Twenty
horses
ran.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday,
Juiy
jj
FOREST
BRANCH
HOLDS
PICNIC
Delightful
Outing
at
Lucy
Island
Enjoyed
Sunday
As
weather
prognosticators,
the.
members
of
he
Forest
Branch
showed
their
ability
by
choosing
last
Sunday
for
a
picnic
Members'
of
the
local
staff
and
their
guests,
numbering
43-
in
all,
enjoyed
a
pleasant
cruise
to
Lucy
Island
on
board
the
"Lillian
D,
Scott
During
the
afternoon
beach
and
water
sports
were
indulged
In
by
alL
A
spectacular
feature
of
the
sports
program
was
aqua-planing
.Fire
inspector
Waddington
and
(behind
George
Minns'
"Speeder."
Fred
Bradshaw
mtestigated
Davey
Jones:
lockex
whije
jDistrJct
.forester
Par
low
and
Margaert
palmer
proved
their
ability
by
riding
high
and
dry.
Races
were
the
next
part
of
the
program
in
which
Evelyn
Dalby
broke
the
tape
first
In
the
ladies'
open
and.
with
Laura
FrizwHl.
showed
the
way
a"he
three-legged
race.
Betty
Pa
now.
and
Artnur
,
Leaky,
in
the
handicap
children's
(
Levent.
ran
a
dead
heat.
Vera
Smith
and
Fred
Bradshaw
stepped
out
In
'
Capt.
J.
B.
the
duoble
harness
to
win
the
mixed
three-legged
race.
Scaler
R.
H.
Ive
,
again
handled
the
big
baseball
j
game
'to
the
satisfaction
of
all.
:
when
Alex
iMtchell
"Sand
Fleas"
scored
decisive
victory
of
16
to
4,
-j.
nd,o
-HBets
Will
BePajj
A
aeticious
tuncu
uuu
sui
wc
served
on
board
by
the
genial
chef
of
Uie?-LllIianvD"
A.
H.
Claydon,
asssted
uy
ine
reiresnraen.
committee
which
was
headed
by
Mlsj
Vera
Smith.
BASEBALL
SCHEDULE
July
293.
O.
C.
vs.
Elks.
July
31
Centrals
vs.
Elks.
Aug.
5
S.
O.
C.
vs.
Centrals.
Aug.
7
Elks
vs.
S.
O.
C.
Aug.
12
Elks
vs.
Centrals.
Aug.
14
Centrals
vs.
S.
0.
C.
Aug.
19--S.
O.
C.
vs.Elka.
Value
Far
Above
the
Price
Proved
worth
BBtalscs
the
new
Ford
18SJ.
Is
Legal
Opinion
he
Question
of
wheth.
tlfibuld
be
paid
on
the
iocai
election
iu
uue
uw.
u
vcuig
ueoaiea
On
th.
riupcwj
uc
ueis
art
t&
.due
until
Olof
Hanson
is
official,
declared
elected.
Then
what
ma
'happen
subsequently
cannut
affect
the
wagers,
It
Is
to
be
pruunwa
that
when
the
returns
are
all
in
the
returning
officer
will
official,
declare
Mr.
Hanson
elected
mem.
ber
and.
should
cotfrt
actum
fni.
tow,
they
will
not
take
effect
mui
after
the
returning
officer
has
p..
en
his
decision.
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It
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IS
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-
REASON
why
the
THERE
Ford
is
outselling
ever)
other
auto
mobile
in
Canada
by
a
large
and
increasing
margin.
That
reason
is
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Read
over
the
list
of
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given
below-
and
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new
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you
ever)
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It
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to
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miles
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You
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Its
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It
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