PAQE
FOU3
Mobley
Cup
Soccer
Competition
Now
Tied
Up
Poor
Match
j
lucky
enough
to
head
a
shot
past
j
his
own
goalie
to
give
the
Merchants
the
lead,
which
they
maintained
to
the
end.
Merchants
Vlnk;
uurrie,
uoug-
,las;
lMtchell,
A..
Dickens,
McKay;
Amor,
Hill,
Beck,
H.
Dickens,
S.
Is
Dickens.
Regiment
T.
Smith;
Kelsey,
Wlngham;
Clarke,
DeJong,
Red-path;
Walters,
Lyons,
Wilson,
Co-lussi,
Norrington.
Referee,
C.
L.
Youngman;
lmes-
!
men,
A.
Clapperton,
T.
Bussanlch.
j
Poor
Match
Ragged
Play
and
Too
Much
Talk-,
The
match
was
a
poor
one
to
ing
Last
Night
watch.
The
reiereeing
was
slack
and
1
with
minor
Infractions
going
un-
After
the
interruption
of
local
checked
tempers
got
frayed
and
game
owing
to
the
visit
of
H.
M.
S.
tnere
wag
far
macn
talking.
The
Dragon,
Mobley
Cup
league
football
Reewnt
had
several
of
Its
reauU;
was
resumed
last
evening
with
the
players
away.
Laidler
and
Watson
Merchants
beating
the
Regiment
are
on
tne
injured
list,
and
Edge
two
goals
to
one,
to
tie
up
the
lead-
cumbe,
Thurber
and
Fong
are
out
ershlp
in
the
competition.
j0f
town.
Laidler
was
not
missedt
as
The
Regiment
had
the
hill
In
Its
'Xed
Smltn
kept
a
spiendld
goal
and
favor
but
the
opening
exchanges
unlucky
to
have
the
second
were
all
in
favor
of
the
Merchants.
gnot
turried
past
him
as
he
had
it
S.
Dickens
and
H.
Dickens
com-
j
covered
till
Norrington
deflected
it
blned
neatly
on
the
wing
but
Kelsey
(Kelsey
turned
In
a
rare
game
at
cleared.
Amor
and
Hill
were
nearly
j
back
and
Wlngham
was
little
be-throuah
but
Winiiham
cleared
and
ki
n.t,n
...,
cleared
a
corner
kick
well.
Regl-jCiaTke
were
hard
working
substl
at
Vlnk
who
cleared.
Merchants
again
took
up
the
attack
and
A.
Dickens
shot
wide.
Smith
stopped
a
good
drive
from
S.
Dickens
but
the
Regiment
defence
was
playing
a
strong
game
with
Kelsey
and
Smith
could
not
be
Improved
on.
Colussi
and
Lyons
played
very
hard
but
Walters
was
not
as
good
as
usual.
Vlnk
was
not
severely
tested.
Douglas
and
Currle
were
a
steady
pair
of
defenders
with
Currie
try-
outstanding.
Norrington
got
away
hg
an
occasional
shot
at
goal.
Die-and,
from
his
perfect
centre.
Wilson
kens
was
a
good
spoiler
but
his
scored
a
neat
goal
to
give
the
Regi-
.shooting
was
off.
McKay
gave
Wal-ment
the
lead.
A
cross
from
Amor
Uers
little
scope
and
Mitchell
play-
weni
ciear
across
uie
goaj
oui
no
ed
hls
USUal
came.
The
Dickens!
further
score
was
recorded
at
half
time.
The
-second
half
found
the
Mer-J
chants
attacking
and
Smith
pulled
off
a
brilliant
save
under
the
bar
from
Amor's
great
shot
DeJong
was
checking
well
and
the
Ragl-jnent
attacked
by
Douglas
cleared.
Beck
crossed
a
ball
right
across
the
goal
mouth
but
no
one
was
there
to
either
clear
4t
of
touch
It
in.
Red-path
blocked
a
hard
drive
and
Clarke
headed
away
a
dangerous
shot.
Smith
again
saved
weU
and
,
threw
clear.
Following
a
corner
Amor
soared
to
pat
the
teams
level.
Play
was
ragged
with
some
of
the
players
"crabbing"
far
too
much
and
the
game
sufferroCeJsey
got
a
cramp
and
went
outside
left
with
Norrington
going
back.
Soon
after
Kelsey
made
a
fine
run
but
Douglas
spoiled
him.
Lyons
had
a
try
but
it
went
wide.
The
Merchants
were
still
doing
the
greater
part
of
the
pressing
and
Norrington
was
un-
brothers
showed
nice
footwork
at
Time
but
none
of
die
forwards
did
much
shooting.
Hill
tried
hard
and
Amor
found
Smith
equal
to
most
of
his
shots.
Beck
at
centre
was
not
-strong.
t
Motley
Cup
Standing
W.
L.
F.
A.
Merchants
3
2
11
11
Regiment
3
3
14
12
Legion
2
3
9
11
4
Next
game,
Friday
evening,
Is
be-
j
ween
the
Merchants
and
the
Le
gion..
There
are
then
three
post
poned
games
to
be
played
to
com
plete
the
competition,
with
each
team
playing
the
other
two
once.
Big
League
Scores
American
League
Philadelphia
8,
Detroit
1.
Boston
4,
St.
Louis
3.
Washington
3,
Chicago
0.
Only
games
played
yesterday.
tes
t
frheJj"
'
WHIS
week,
est
Ihe
outstanding
"
value
conteinedvin
every
Genera!
Motors
car.
At
your
oonvenJenee,
a
car
of
the
size,
price
and
body
type
you
prefer
will
be
brought
to
your
door,
by
your
General
Motcn
dealer,
for
you
to
drive
end
inspect.
Remenv
ber,
General
Motors
'rtsues
with
every
car,
a
generous
Owner
Service
Policy
which
states
the
eiact
service
to
which
an
owner
is
entitled
end
which
holds
good
at
any
of
the
thousands
of
General
Motors
dealers
throughout
North
America.
Call
your
dealer
today.
You
will
find
him
listed
under
"General
Motors
Cars"
in
the
classified
pages
of
your
'phone
book.
If
you
wish,
you
may
buy
economically
on
time
payment
through
GMAC.
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Old
American
League
i
w.
l.
pet;
Philadelphia
78
30
.722
Washington
67
39
.632
New
York
.
62
43
.590
Cleveland
50
56
.472
St.
Louis
46
60
.434
Boston
42
65
J93
Chicago
Ml
66
583
Detroit
41
68
.576
City
League
W.
L.
Empress)
2
2
Blks
2
2
Sons
of
Canada
2
3
Pet.
.COO
.500
.400
BIG
SIX
STANDING
O.
AB.
Harold
E
9
35
J.
Comadirta
8.
18
33
HIbbard
O.E.
...
10
31
Stephens
E
9
31
O.
Mitchell
E.
8
25
EldrldgeOJB
10
38
R.
14
11
7
6
9
7
H.
13
12
11
11
8
12
Pet.
.371
.364
.355
.355
.320
.316
BASEBALL
Aug.
13
Elks
vs.
Ola
Empress.
Aug.
17:
Native
Sons
vs.
Old
Env
press.
Aug.
20
Elks
vs.
Native
Sons
Aug.
24
Old
Empress
vs.
Elks.
SCAI.K
OF
CHARGES
The
following
la
the
scale
.
of
charges
made
for
reading
nMices:
V
Marriage
and
Engagement
miTiniincrmontj
12.
Itlrth
Notices
60c.
Funeral
Notices
1.
Cards
of
Thanks,
2.
Funeral
Flowers
lOe
per
I
tinme.
THE
CaHY
JJEV7S
1S1
News
and
Views
of
the
Sport
World
MERCHANTS
WIN
GAMEi
j
SPORT
NOTES
The
arc
lights
bla2ed
away
and,
did
not
show
but
the
crowd
got
Its
he
picture
machines
whirred
as
I
full
jvota
of
-entertainment.
'
5-year
old
Benny
Leonard
of
fic-!
SOCCERISTS
STATION
CHALLENGED'
WINNER
asebailers,
Not
Satisfied
With
Dracon
Exhibitions,
Challenge
Footballers
j
Not
satisfied
with
the
brand
of
B
iiiiiiu
llliil.
iscuvilK
liau
iauu
wwin.
.
.
then
Smith
saved
well.
He
alsolm
dn
anA
riH
it
RdnAth
and
i
soccer
that
was
offered
in
compe
itftlon
last
week
with
H.
M.
S.
Dra
ment
was
awarded
a
penalty
kick
tutes
who
never
gave
up.
The
for-?'
Pr,nce
Hupert
Baseball
when
H.
Dickens
handled
In
the
wards
dW
not
comblne
well
though
A8ociatlon
U
offering
to
give
a
penalty
area
but
Wilson
made
a
the
movement
of
Norrington
.H
fewrfonsln
tnePls.ktn.
ame
to
hash
of
the
kick,
shooting
straight
i.wilson
that
gave
them
the
goal,
ion
and,
accordingly,
the
baseballers
are
issuing
a
challenge
to
the
footballers
for
a
game
of
soccer
to
be
played
at
any
time
and
place
sult-lble
tothe
football
men.
If
the
footballers
are
not
able
then
to
give
a
better
account
of
themselves
during
the
forthcoming
Fair
Week
series
it
will,
at
least,
be
no
fault
of
the
baseballers
who,
incidentally,
are
so
willing
to
help
things
along
that
they
are
considering
offering
their
services
both
as
footballers
and
baseballers
during
the
week.
Anyway
here
Is
the
soccer
team
that
the
baseballers
will
ask
the
footballers
to
try
over
on
their
piano:
,
v
tjamble;
Skinner
and
Styles;
Q.
MftceJl,
HQwelSria
V.
Jutenzle;
N.
fChenoski,
W.
Mitchell,
Farquhar,
A.
Mitchell
and
Frizzell.
Baseball
Standings
National
League
W.
L.
Pet.
St.
Louis
.
63
40
.630
Chicago
59
48
.551
New
York
.-
M
"46
Mt
Brooklyn
57
52
.523
Boston
-
53
51
.510
Pittsburg
.51
54
.486
Philadelphia
43
55
.439
Cdnctimatt
39
70
.349
Xiame
Last
Night
In
the
C.
N.
R.
A.
Softball
League
fixture
last
night
the
Station
defeated
the
Biological
Station
6-3.
The
Station
got
away
to
a
good
start
and
collected
three
runs
In
the
first
three
Innings
trut
in
the
last
of
the
third
the
Biological
fellows
settled
down
and
tied
the
score,
making
three
runs.
Then
in
the
first
of
the
flfith
Inning
the
Station
again
got
going
and
brought
in
three
more
men.
They
managed
to
hold
out
their
opponents
entirely
until
the
end
of
the
game,
making
the
final
score
6-3.
Batteries
were
Styles
and
Geddes
for
the
Station,
and
Brocklesby
and
Smith
for
the
Biological
Station.
League
standing
to
date
Is
as
follows:
W.
L.
Pt
Station
2:
...,5
1
5
Round
House
-
.4
l
4
R.
C.
N:
V.
Ri
i
'"
2
'3
Biological
Station
1
5
1
OLD
PILOT
UNDER
FIRE
Movement
to
Remove
Manager
of
Brooklyn
Robins
Continues
ally
returned
to
the
ring
wars
in;
Benny's
fcct
consisted
of
two
last
BROOKLYN,
Aug.
12:
Uncle
New
York
a
few
days
ago.
The
rounds
with
Jackie
Phillips,
who
Wilbert
Robinson',
67-year
old
pilot
xene
was
a
midtown
gymnasium
holds
the
Canadian
welter
title,
of
the
Brooklyn
Robins,
Is
virtually
I
ini
the
setting
was
perfect.
Steam-
and
two
more
with
one
Jhnmte
"0n
the
spot"
as
his
National
:d
up
by
a
report
the
former
light-
Martin,
an
amateur
flyweight.
,
League
team
opens
Its
final
stand
.eight
king
would
put
on
the
gloves
Leonard
tlld
not
look
bad,
yet
he
of
the
season
at
home
before
the
jvith
his
new
stablemate,
Mickey
didnt
look
so
good.
He
looked
a
onslaughts
of
western
clubs.
Walker,
the
faithful
packed
the
great
deal
like
a
35-year
eld
former
All
this
smann
thire
has
been
a
house
at
so
much
a
head.
Mickey
champkm
attempting
a
comeback.
growing
movement
for
the
removal
nt
Robinson
and
this
has
become
!
intensified
during
the
past
two
or
!
three
weeks
during
which
time
the
I
team
has
virtually
collapsed
after
'having
enjoyed
rosy
mid-season
:
pennant
prospects.
!
Robinson
is
charged
with
using
ipoor
Judgment
In
connection
with
!the
selection
of
pitchers,
allowing
Biologists
Lost
In
Seftball
League:
valuable
players
to
be
lost
to
other
r
:
t.
teams
and
on
various
other
counts.
Robinson
has
been
In
professional
baseball
for
fifty
years
and
since
i
1915
has
been
pilot
of
the
Brooklyn
club.
ARMADA
Vational
Movement
For
Rejuvenation
of
Portugal's
Fleet
LISBON.
Aug.
12:
Portugal's
'
irmada,"
once
mistress
of
the
seas,
ioday
is
a
mere
shadow
of
past
lories.
A
national
wave
of
reaction
set
in
against
Its
ooor
showing.
The
government
therefore
plans
for
the
restoration,
in
a
modest
way,
of
what
Is
known
as
the
"armada.''
While
economies
have
been
made
in
the
appropriations
of
the
war
and
air
departments,
those
of
the
navy,
on
the
contrary,
show
an
Increase
of
$10,000,000.
The
50-yeaf
old
flagship
"Vasco
h
ttl
'
world
h
kesttd
tir
ft
'
I
v
Qlie
RECORD
SPEAKS
ITSELF
Man-made
wonders
ate
always
open
to
challenge,
but
Canada's
engineers
have
created,
in
this
hydraulic
liftlock,
a
record
which
has
withstood
the
challenge
of
the
world
for
years.
Turret's
record
for
favour
with
all
lovers
of
good
Virginia
Cigarettes
has
not
only
withstood
the
challenge
of
all
other
cigarettes,
but
is
constantly
establishing
new
records
for
popularity.
After
all,
nothing
can
replace
good,
honest
tobacco;
grown
and
ripened
right
out
in
the(
field
under
nature's
own
sunlight
nothing-artificial
about
that
and
the
high
quality
is
"inbred".
sv
Of
Outstanding
Character
Th
nam
'Block
&
White
on
a
bottl
of
whisky
It
as
absolute
a
guarantee
as
the
hatl-tnark
on
silver.
It
atturat
that
subtle
difference
in
flavour
and
quality
which
distinguishes
this
whisky
from
all
others.
It
guarantees
thai
only
the
finest
materials
have
been
used
and
that
always
everywhere
(he
quality
Is
the
same.
"BLACK
&
WHITE"
SCOTCH
WHISKV
For
salr
at
Vemtors
or
direct
from
Liquor
Control
Board
Mau
Order
Dept
Victoria.
B.C
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
umiidi
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
Se
Oatm.''
railed
the
world's
oktat
two
2,000-ton
fast
rr
-
to
u
"Ironclad."
two
obsolete
cruisers,
ettltvered
In
1933.
halt
a
down
destroyers
and
two
Contracts
Also
have
rv
-r,
submarines
of
doubtful
fighting
with
British
firms
for
four
'crprtfo
valae
constitute
the
pwenTPortu-
.boat
destroyers.
Four
tornrc,
txuu
guese
navy.
'an
aircraft
carrier,
a
gunboat
sut
The
naval
program
provides
far
I
two
submarines
complete
Uie
fj
the
laying
down
by
Italian
firms
of
par
of
the
naval
program
I
Tl
I
B
T
iaBBi
.
SS-SSSSi
.SSI
12
for
15c
20
for
25c
ncJin
flat
tins
of
50
for
60c
Mild
and
Fragrant
urret
C
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CAKETTES