..
Brooklyn
Robins
Lost
Yesterday
When
Giants
Won
NEW
YORK,
Aug.
5
Brooklyn
Robins
lost
half
a
game
in
their
race
with
Chicago
for
National
League
honors
by
dropping
their
game
to
the
Giants
while
Cubs
were
Idle.
Home
runs
by
Allen,
Llndstrom
and
Terry
played
a
big
part
In
the
Giants
vrcUvry.
At
Philadelphia
in
the
American
League,
Lefty
Grove
won
his
seventeenth
game
of
the
season
when
the
Athletics
pounded
out
a
13-4
victory
over
Boston.
Orove
also
bit
a
horns
for
the
winners
as
did
Sim
mons.
National
League
Philadelphia
2.
Boston
3.
New
York
4.
Brooklyn
0.
l
American
League
"
Chicago
3,
Defcftit'7.
Cleveland
5SK.
Louis
2.
Boston
4,
Philadelphia
13.
Baseball
Standings
National
League
W.
L.
Brooklyn
62
41
Chicago
59
43
New
York
.58
45
St.
Louis
,J2
4B
Pittsburg
..60
50
Boston
48
56
Cincinnati
44
56
Philadelphia
31
67
I
Pet.
.602
.579
.504
JUS
jm
.461
.440
.336
American
Leagtie-
w.
u
Pet
Philadelphia
73
SS
.
.67
'
Washington
....aM
-
ft40
.605
New
York
W
,
46
MS.
Cleveland
K
61
'
.527
Detroit
52
56
.483
Chicago
43
6
.403
St.
Louis
43
65
.394
Boston
.'.
M
69
.334
Baseball
Game
In
baseball
circles
XhTTHrw-eor-nered
tie
m
the
second
half
of
the
City
League
is
arousing
much
Interest
in
this
evening's
game
between
Centrals
and
Sons
of
Canada.
In
last
Sunday's
gome
these
two
team
met
and
the
Centrals
won
out,
7-3.
The
return
game
tonight
is
more
than
usually
Interacting
with
the
teams
level,
and
the
Hons
are
out
to
revert
the
result
of
Sunday's
game
and
at
the
sane
time
get
to
the
top
of
the
league,
while
the
Centrals
figura
that
they
can
easily
repeat
their
Sunday
victory.
,
V..
Hon
is
believed
to
be
the
first
Chinese
to
take
up
bull
fight-'
Vlng.,
r
"r
'
z
v
iv
h
Aileen
Rlggln.
former
American
Olympic
diving
champion,
showing
rare
form
in
practice
at
tho
Piscine
Molitor,
Paris.
Scratch
Game
Of
Football
League
Team
Did
Nat
Appear
In
Full
Force
So
Regiment
Won
J
Owing
to
so
many
of
their
players
being
an
holidays
and
others
at
the
Cola
Storage
working,
the
Legion
were
unable
to
field
a
full
team
last
the
fray.
J.
Andrews
refereed
the
game.
BASEBALL
SCHEDULE
Aug.
5
S.
O.
C.
vs.
Centrals.
Aug.
7
Elks
vs.
S.
O.
C.
Aug.
12
Elks
vs.
Centrals.
Aug.
14
Centrals
vs.
S.
O.
O.
Sc&d
at
all
Government
Liquor
Stores
ims
advertisement
is
not
punusnea
or
aispiayea
ny
tne
.,
.
-
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of'
SPORT
CHAT
The
victory
of
New
Westminster
Royals
In
their
fight
for
the
Domin
ion
football
chamDionshio
was
wel
come
if
rather
unexpected
news
to
followers
of
the
game.
After
winning
the
first
game
owing
to
the
bad
shooting
of
their
opponents
evening
in
the
Mobley
Football
Cup
more
than
anything
else
they
lost
land
forfeited
the
game
to
the
second
game
by
five
clear
goals.
Regiment.
i
and
were
outplayed.
Yet
In
the
de-
At
the
request
of
the
spectators
elding
game
they
won
by
a
solitary
a
seven-a-side
game
was
played.
1
soai
ana
mat
from
a
penalty
kick.
Jack's
team
pressed
but
Laldler1
'
Tney
were
Handicapped
by
having
saved
and
in
a
breakaway
Edge-
j
Payers
injured
and
played
one
man
aum
be
opened
the
score
for
his
5"0"
Ior
a
time
but
they
held
on
team.
Later
two
more
goals
were
j
to
their
slim
lead
and
once
again
added
by
Wilson.
Half-time
found.
Connaught
Cup
finds
its
way
Wilson's
team
leading
by
three
baclc
to
the
coast
where
the
Royals
goals
to
nil,
Laldler'
having
saved
a
brought
It
two
years
ago.
penalty.
'
The
second
half
was
fairly
evenly
I
The
popularity
of
softball
is
ln-
oonleated
but
do
goals
were
scored
'
creasing
locally
and
the
Canadian
owing
to
weak
shooting
and
good
i
National
Railways
Athletic
Assocla-
goatkeeplng.
The
final
score
was
i
won
Is
making
further
preparations
3-0.
I
to
provide
suitable
conveniences
for
D.
Jack's
team:
Ted
Smith.
"W.
J
spectators
by
erecting
bleachers
at
Mitchell.
D.
Jack.
P.
Doherty.
M.
tne
station
playground.
These
are
Watson,
B.
Hunt,
J.
Norrlngton.
turned
to
football
for
the
first
time
this
year.
Jack
played
hard.
while
Mitchell
seemed
to
do
being'
put
under
the
overhead
cross-
J.
Wilson's
team:
Laldler.
J.I
tag
and
will
be
greatly
appreciated
Greer,
J.
Dolg,
Edgecombe,
Hcw-bronex,
Wilson,
J1.
Currie
Smith
kept
a
fine
goal
and
Hunt
defended
well.
Pete
Doherty
re
by
those
who
are
interested
In
this
exciting
game.
but
score.
Norrlngton
was
always
land
now.
dangerous.
I
All
the
world
is
talking
of
the
marvellous
feats
of
Don
Bradman,
the
21
year
old
wonder
of
the
Aus-
everythmg
.
trallan
team
playing
cricket
in
Eng-
Laldler
kept
goal
well
saves
from
Doherty
and
Mitchell
being
especially
good.
Doig
was
a
rare
defender
and
Greer
did
well.
Edgecumbe
and
Currie
were
always
in
the
thick
of
He
holds
the
world's
record
score
of
452
in
6
hours,
55
minutes.
In
eluded
in
this
were
49
hits
for
four.
In
England
this
'year
be
scored
1,000
runs
in
May,
the
first
Austral-
lan
to
do
so.
I
He
made
an
Australian
record
by
I
scoring
254
In
a
test
match
and
then
made
a
new
record
In
the
third
test
match
by
getting
334
runs.
This
I
beat
the
previous
trecord
made
by
I
the
late
R.
E.
Foster
for
England
In
1
1903
at
Sydney.
New
South
Wales,
jOf
287
runs.
He
heads
the
batting
averages
in
English
cricket
with
an
average
of
over
100
runs
per
innings
for
23
innings.
England
is
taking
a
keen
interest
in
the
Empire
Games
to
be
played
at
Hamilton
next
week.
K.
C.
Brang-wln
the
winner
of
the
Amateur
Athletic
Association's
quarter-mile
in
the
recent
championships
is
one
of
the
latest
entrants.
He
is
only
22
years
old
and
lias
come
on
rapidly
in
the
last
year.
The
late
Sir
A.
Conan
Doyle
was,
a
good
all-round
cricketer
In
his
time.
An
Interested
and
very
pleased
spectator
of
Prince
Duleepslnhjl's
performance
In
the
recent
test
cricket
match
was
his
uncle,
formerly
known
as
Ranlltsinh!
and
now
Jam
Sahib
of
Nawanagar.
'
Another
runner
who
Is
expected
tq
put
up
a
good
performance
at
Hamilton
for
the
British
team
is
R.
H.
Thomas
who
won
the
mile
at
the
Amateur
Athletic
Association's
championship
recently
in
England
His
time
for
each
quarter
was
63
sees.,
66
sees.,
62
2-5
sees,
and
63
4-5
sees,
which
la
remarkably
even
time.
He
Is
considered
one
of
England's
hopes
for
the
Olympic
Games
to
be
run
at
Los
Angeles
in
1932.
Wants
Another
Plane
to
Ely
HARBOR
GRACE.
Aug.
5:
John
Mears
and
Henry
Brown,
who
es
caped
without
injury
when
their
plane
was
wrecked
here,
are
collect-
Ins
tne
remains
of
their
plane
prior
to
returning,
to
th,e
United
States,
eari.iayij
try
again
if
he
can
get
a
plane
STATION
IS
THE
WINNER
son,
Cameron
and
McQualge.
Batteries:
Station,
-Styles
and
Baldwin;
Round
House.
Raby
and
Tulloch.
Umpire's,
Comadlna
and
Wendle.
The
next
game
will
be
played
on
Wednesday.
Seating
accomodation
.ias
now
been
completed
and
spectators
can
now
enjoy
the
games
in
future
with
comfort.
Good
Ketchikan
Is
Against
Dodgers
KETCHIKAN
Aug.
5
The
city
ouncll
passed
an
ordinance
over
the
veto
of
the
miyor
prohibiting
he
personal
delivery
of
handbills
or
dodgers
on
the
streets
of
the
ilty.
No
handbills
can
be
delivered
unless
In
a
regularly
published
newspaper.
LOOKOUT
MAN
A
man
is
employed
in
New"
York
City
to
watch
for
clouds
and
smoke
from
morning
until
night.
Stationed
high
on
the
roof
of
a
skyscraper,
he
has
connections
by
telephone
with
all
the
stations
of
the
city's
big
light
and
power
system.
As
soon
as
the
sky
begins
to
darken
people-
begin
turning
on
electric
lights
which
means
a
heavier
load
on
the
power
plants.
By
anticipating
such
darkness
the
planU
get
ready
for
an
increased
demand
and
thus
avoid
weakened
current".
.
HO
FOR
Delay
In
Getting
Gold
From
Islander
Takes
Round
House
Into
Camp
By
JUNEAU.
Aug.
5
Delay
to
ln-.
Score
of
Five
to
One
stallatlon
of
new
eauipmen
for
the
recovery
of
treasure
from
he
Having
a
badly
crippled
team,
the
:
lost
steamship
Islander
has
been
Round
House
went
down
to
defeat
I
occasioned
by
the
Illness
of
E.
C.
ftealnst
th
station
nine
to
the;
Pickett,
who
Is
Interested
with
C.
tune
of
5
to
1
last
night.
!H.
Wiley
and
E.
H.
Wiley
In
the;
It
was
a.
closely
contested
game,
!
attempt
to
raise
to
the
surface
thn
.
and
the
supporters
were
given
some
j
wealth
In
the
safe
and
In
strooj
fine
exhibition
of
softball.
Tobey.
at
boxes
of.
the
submersed
craft.
Mr.
first,
gave
very
good
support
to
the
j
Pickett
and
C.
H.
Wiley,
was,
Station
team,
while
Styles
and
;
brought
here
from
the
scene
of
the
Skinner
materially
helped
In
the
wreck
to
Juneau.
He
Is
a
patient
way
of
getting
hits
off
pitcher
Raby
at
St.
Ann's
Hospital,
where
he
Is
of
the
Round
House.
i
under
observation
to
determine
the
Two
errors
were
registered
a-
natUre
of
his
trouble,
thought
to
gainst
the
Station
and
three
against
;
De
appendicitis,
the
Round
House
team.
j
a
tugboat,
a
derrick
scow
and
a
Station:
Horton.
Morrison,
Dow-jdonkey
engIne
arrlved
from
Seat-,
nie.
Styles,
Tobey,
Baldwin,
Mcln-;tie
off
the
southern
end,
of
Douglas
tosh,
Skinner
and
Summers.
'island,
where
the
Islander
lies
In
Round
House:
Raby,
Tulloch.
Hib-
380
fM.t
riwn
ThW,
MUiDJ
bard,
Jackson,
Wicks.
Unger,
Nel
ment,
larger
and
heavier
than
anything
of
the
kind
heretofore
used
by
the
treasure
seekers,
was
being
arranged
for
operation.
Thej
task
of
putting
It
in
"place
con
tin-
i
ues,
but
the
work
Is
not
progress
ing
as
fast
as
if
C.
H.
Wiley
and
j
Mr.
Pickett
were
present.
If
Mr.
Pickett's
illness
necessitates
his
confinement
in
the
hospital
any
considerable
length
of
..
r
IT
...lit
.
risnini?
scene
oi
wrek
to
cn
o
jtinue
diligent
prosecution
of
trea-
At
the
Lakes
!sure
receovery
tauta-
Fishing
for
the
canneries
Is
not
the
only
form
of
fishing
that
is
wccecsful
these
days
as
any
one
vba
saw
Joe
Ratohford
on
Sunday
will
understand.
Joe
was
out
to
the
nd
of
the
new
road
and
then
to
he
lakes.
He
brought
home
a
bunch
)1
39
rainbow
trout
m
splendid
con-
Utlon
from
14
to
15
inches
long.
The
jarty
bad
another
bunch
put
aside
m
the
bank
but
they
disappeared,
whether
a
bear
or
a
passerby
had
aken
them
is
what
is
puzzling
the
.Ishermen
since.
Nina
Willing
to
Meet
Bagshaw
Nina
Qurvlch
called
at
the
office
of
the
sports
editor
this
morning
to
make
the
situation
clear
regarding
a
proposed
fight
between
he
and
Billy
Bagshaw.
He
is
witting
to
meet
Bagshaw
any
time,
at
any
place
in
a
six-round
contest
at
catch
weights
but
is
not
In
condition
to
go
a
10-
round
bout
i
This
should
give
the
fight
fans
of
!
Prince
Rupert
a
good
sarap.
Both
;
boys
are
good
scrappers
and
there1
is
little
difference
in
their
weights.
Two
It
is
to
be
hoped
that
some
oi
he
:
local
fight
promoters
wni
arrange
this
fight
soon
as
It
is
sure
to
draw-)
a
big
crowd.
Football
Crisis
i
To
Be
Considered
25
ft
tl
ei
Mti
wmm
Of
Outstanding
Character
The
pame
'Black
&
While
'on
a
bottle
of
whitky
&
as
absolute
guarantee:
as
the
hatl-mark
on
tilvtr
It
assures
that
subtle
difference-in
flavour
and
quality
which
distinguisheifhiiwhiiky
from
all
others,
ltgu.
antees
that
only
the
finest
'materials
have
bean
uud
end
that
always
everywhere
the
quality
U
the
tare.
"BLACK
&
WHITE"
SCOTCH
WHISKV
.awaeaa-ik
e
a
P
kl
A
r
A
aaJn
B
At
l
P
fx
taJ
...
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
diMjilsv.
I
?
tbt
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Governmt
British
Columbia
G00DWQJU5
!
FISH
SALES
NEW
KOTOS'
and
Half
Miles
Said
te
Ur
Completed
Now
Visitors
to
the,
work
being
done
,
heavy
with
An:
a'
hlun
a.-
n
er.can
landing
w
m
1
Canadfen
bmt.s
m
'at
price
from
"Mi
and
5
4c.
on
the
Tetraee1igtf0pein
the
American
Prince
Rupert
end
bring
enooura-
Pofack.
3S.0(X'
.
tn
raporta
of
ihe
presjrVts
bePMiujbsh
L
Com
p.
a
gooa
sran
nas
Deenmne
aac
there
are
two
-and
a
half
mOac
of
good
road
now
completed.
At
Clnyah
A
meeting
of
the
executive
of
the
Arm
there
are
two
large
tents
pro-Regiment
football
team
took
place
vlding
accomodation
for
the
men
last
evening
at
the
Armory.
jond
hones
at
that
petet.
The
report
of
the
team
captain
'
Then
there
is
a
atseteh
of
correlative
to
the
game
between
the
dufav
toad
about
(tea
n
aaac
to
athletic
Club
and
the
Regiment
was
Prudhemme
Lake.
Tbtf
is
the
work
received-
of
the
N.
B.
0.
Pawef
Oanany
CaaadUn
It
was
decided
to
ask
the
execu-
There
is
long
gat)
betweM
the
two
Theki-
t
rve
of
the
football
association
to
stratehet
road
at
present
.
'.
he
preaant
crisis
in
football
circles.
Booth
J'taherte'
Havana.
3300
ui
oval
Flub
Camptii
Shfrmaa,
13.00t
tr,
Cnlci
Storas-
Teddy
J,
13.000.
m
:
Atlin
Ptahertw
Baut-ka.
im
at
13
i
At
Pru4nsomtB
Lake
thVre
is
a
MaicaUoe.
&
5'jo
snwtt
vMkfe
of
tent
to
provide
the
0
Booth
naherics
ry
acoomnodatlen
for
the
Miss
Valerie
Da
vies
of
Cardiff,
warkat.
Wales,
who
won
the
50
yards
swim
There
is
a
goaboat
on
Pfudhamtoe
it
Pontypool
and
who
is
the
Welsh
Lake
and
vUtears
s
snanellmtf'
record
holder
is
also
a
competitor
able
to
make
the
trip
to
the
head
of
at
the
Hamilton
games.
the
take
in
It
Twnle
Milly
5c
to
JHfcth
Fisti'-i
R.
W..
8,50(i
:i'
Atlin
Plfiheries
Ingfld
H..
I.SUO
-
mm
FOR
PLEASURE
KMOl
.
1.
!,
I'
r
iibl;
i
13
V
:
4-
!i
C
-..
ind
.li;:
The
Better
Ci
err
arette
P
O
K
K
It
HANDS
IN
E
V
E
It
Y
J
A
C
K
A
C
F
I