PAGE
FOUR
THE
DAILY
NTW
World
KETCHIKAN
1
WILL
PLAY
1
FOOTBALL
Tram
Preparlr-g
to
JUcet
Eleven
From
It.
M.
J?,
Dragon
When
She
Visit
Thai
City
ItfifCHlKAN,
July
29:-Ketchi
kan
tr
ntafMtr
the
expected
arrival
at
that
City
of
H.
M.
a
Dragon
by
forming
a
soccer
dob
with
a
view
to
giving
the
visiting
team
a
game
when
thy
arrive.
When
a
survey
was
made
it
was
found
that
there
were
Intrig
in
Ketchikan
a
nuthbef
of
former
football
plareK.
some
cf
whom
had
been
qqlle
prominent
in
the
game
in
Eng-Uwi
or
other
placet,
these
men
and
other
voWhset
recruits
hare
been
practising
almost
every
evening
with
the
reflllt
that
they
expect
to
have
a
very
creditable
team
fendy
to
face
the
British
sailors
when
they
StHffe
Big
League
Scores
National
League
New
York
8,
Pittsburg
2.
Brooklyn
4,
Cmetanatt
5.
Philadelphia
3,
Chicago
6.
Boston
0,
St.
Louis
1.
Ajtieriean
League
Chicago
14.
New
York
12.
Detroit
1.
Boston
8.
SU
Louis
3,
Philadelphia
6.
Cleveland
1,
Washington
8.
BASEBALL
TEAM
The
regular
baseball
players
whj
are
to
meet
the
Softball
men
to'
night
are
planning
to
take
the
challengers
down
a
peg.
accord
lng
to
one
or
two
of
the
prominent
players.
Their
team
will
be:
Ii
Smith,
L&mbte,
Chenoski,
Moran.
Women's
Champ
Betty
Jean
Hunt.
li.S.
women's
archery
champion,
has
issued
a
challenge
to
Los
Angeles
police
department
TJic
oldest,
moothctt
finest
liyc
Whisky
on
the
shelves.
Sport
News
and
Views
Ladies'
Sprints
Are
Close
These
fair
runners
are
certainly
putting
all
they
have
into
it
as
they
hit
finishing
tape
In
ladles'
100
yaids
final
at
the
National
Workers
of
England
Sports
Association
at
Crystal
Palace,
London
REGIMENT
IS
WINNER
wide
and
Edgecumbe
was
too
high.
Ellison
and
Bye
got
away
but
Wat-ton
cleared.
DeJong
made
headway
but
finished
weakly.
Wingham
made
a
lucky
clearance
from
Ellison
and
Laldlei
ran
out
and
kicked
clear.
From
Norrington's
corner
the
Regi
B.C.
11
YEAR
OLD
DOUBLE
DISTILLED
RYE
$3.50
Rep.
Quart
fW
mU
4
Vc
Every
drop
11
yeari
old
age,
Government
guaranteed.
(Mt
tiMH
,
VtMMte,
ti.
C
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
of
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
team
the
lead.
A
few
minutes
later
the
same
player
get
through
and
beat
Smith
again.
The
Legion
at
tacked
and
Murray
scored
though
the
Regiment
clamed
he
put
the
ball
through
with
his
hand.
Full
time
found
the
Regiment
winning
Beat
Canadian
Legion
at
Football
i
by
two
goals
to
one.
Two
Goals
to
One
Legion
Smith;
Skinner,
Jack;
Bussanich.
Williams,
Hadden;
W.
After
a
week's
Idleness
due
to
un-
I
Murray.
Gilker,
Ellison.
Bye.
Wood-
tettled
weather,
football
was
resum-
side.
ed
last
evening
when
the
Regiment
beat
the
Legion
two
goals
to
one
in
a
regular
Mobley
Cup
fixture.
The
Legion
lost
the
toss
and
the
Regiment
played
down
hill
beginning
with
only
ten
men.
With
the
sun
and
the
hill
in
their
favor
the
Regiment
had
the
better
of
the
op
Regiment
La
idler;
Watson,
Wlngham;
Edgecumbe.
DeJong,
Do-he
rty;
Walters,
Lyons,
Wilson,
Co-lussi,
Norrington.
Referee,
E.
Webster:
linesmen,
C.
Barker,
A.
Hardy.
The
Legion
were
without
some
of
their
regular
players
but
two
very
ening
exchanges
but
their
forwards
capable
substitutes
were
found
in
(tot
few
opportunities
to
shoot.
Williams
at
centre
half
and
Ellison
Eddie
SmUte
Wendl
R.
JStalke?,jiikmnt
and-Jatk
covered.
Smlthaln.tW
forward.
Bye
also
Jurned
W.
Mitchell
and
D.
Stalker.
weu
ana
wuiiams
ana
maaen
pre-
st
gsmc
ior
no
jim
ap
vented
much
shooting,
colossi
shot
pearance
oi
me
season,
ine
ttegi-
ment
were
short
of
Thurber
and
Pete
Doner
ty
came
oft
later
to
do
his
best
fat
his
oM
team.
Latter
was
not
severely
tested
rri
wa
unfortunate
hi
having
a
goal
counted
agafcMt
him
that
was
obviously
handled
int
the
net.
ment
claimed
the
ball
was
over
the
Watson
vraa
safe
In
defence
and
line
before
Hadden
cleared
but
the
gave
Smith
his
severest
shot
of
the
referee
disallowed
the
claim.
Nor-
--re
WinuMn
turned
in
a
tood
'ttmrtsn
also
got
the
ban
In
the
n
game
at
back
his
taeknng
being
'but
It
struck
his
hand
and
the
goal
.fever.
Doiong
V
ied
to
force
the
iwas
properly
disallowed.
Murray
am
and
was
tricky
but
for
a
time
beat
the
defence
but
his
centre
was
n
the
second
half
was
lax.
Edge-cleared
and
at
the
other
end
Wilson
aimbe
tackled
weU
but
dribbles
too
headed
past
Woodside
shot
wide
ttrb.
Doherty
played
hard.
Nor-from
a
good
position.
Smith
did
ttrjton
got
both
goals
and
was
splendidly
to
clear
a
shot
from
Wat-
-virth
another.
His
speed
and
per
son
but
at
half
time
no
seore
had
-stent
are
valuable
assets.
Colussl
been
registered.
was
clever
and
WUaon
distributed
I
Second
Halt
The
second
half
began
with
a
Le
gion
attack
but
the
Regiment
soon
had
the
ball
at
the
other
end.
Co-
lussi
was
fouled
inside
the
penalty.
the
tjht.
Lyons
played
hard
but
Mens
the
play
too
alose.
Walters
made
good
we
of
his
speed
and
centred
well
Smith
kept
a
fine
gvAV.
Jack
play
area
but
shot
over
from
the
free
hi
cev"
'e
me.
kick.
Wilson
also
shot
wide
from
a
It
is
to
be
regretted
that
his
differ
free.
Ellison
got
through
but
Wing-
of
opinion
with
the
referee
had
ham
saved
and
then
Watson
stop-
ueh
results
as
it
Is
doubtful
If
the
ped
Murray.
Walters
got
away
and
Regiment
would
have
won.
Skin-his
centre
was
Just
too
fast
for
Nor-
Mt
played
his
usual
wholehearted
'ring
ton
to
catch.
Lyons
drove
a
Rme.
WIUUhsw
made
a
good
1m
'hard
one
Just
over
and
at
the
other
presslon
at
centre
half
and
Hadden
lend
Laidler
fielded
a
hot
one.
Jack
played
quiet
and
effective
football,
'was
sent
off
the
field
for
discussing
Bussanlch
seems
to
have
found
his
'the
referee's
decision
and
the
Le-
position
at
halfback.
Ellison
keptj
glon
were
left
with
ten
men.
For
a
his
wings
moving
and
Bye
showed!
Itlme
they
took
up
the
offensive
and
good
ball
control.
GUker
Improved
Williams
had
hard
luck
with
a
ter-
as
the
game
went
on
and
W.
Murray
rifle
drive
that
hit
the
bar
and
went
was
bard
to
stop.
Woodside
played
over.
Walters
got
away
and
from
his
hard
and
towards
the
end
came
perfect
cross
Norrington
gave
his
back
into
the
halfback
line.
,
There
was
a
good
steed
crowd
of
spectators
but
the
game
was
below
the
usual
standard.
The
Regiment
recorded
their
first
win
over
the
Legion
this
season
but
the
absence
of
Jack
made
a
difference.
Mobley
Cud
Standlnc
P.
W.
L.
F.
A.
Pt.
Regiment
4
-2
2
11
9
4
:
Legion
4
2
2
9
10
4
Merchants
....J2
1
17
8-2
BASEBALL
July
Aug.
Aug.
Sons.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
press.
Aug.
Aug.
3C
-Elks
vs.
Native
Sons.
3
Old
Empress
vs.
Elks.
6
Old
Empress
vs.
Native
10
Native
Sons
vs.
Elks.
13
Elks
vs.
Old
Empress.
17:
Native
Sons
vs.
Old
Em
20
Elks
vs.
Native
Sons
24
Old
Empress
vs.
Elks.
SOFTBALL
IN
RUPERT
EAST
New
testae
Formed
and
First
Game
Results
In
Victory
For
Seat
Cove
A
new
roftball
league
has
been
formed
in
the
city
wjth
three
teams
entered,
the
Seal
Cove,
the
5
G.
T.
and
the
Sandspit.
It
is
to
be
known
a
the
Rupert
East
Softball
League.
In
the
first
game
Seel
Cote
beat
5
G.
T.
by
a
score
of
17
to
16,
the
batteries
for
Seal
Cove
being
Burl
and
Woodhouse
and
for
5
O.
T.
BeU.
The
umpires
were
J.
Vertck
and
A.
Headstrom.
Teams
and
scorers
for
each
side
were
:
Seal
CoveBunn
4,
Burl
1.
McLean
2,
Reynold
8.
Dan
2,
Wood
house
2.
Elliot
1.
Ferguson
1.
McLean
1,
3
G.
T-Batt
J.
Bell
3,
MStwle
3,
Duty.
f,
-Brown.
White,
Silvers
1,
Bartlett
2,
Christenson
3.
j
Baseball
Standings
National
League
W.
L.
Pet
St.
Louis
81
35
.636
Chicago'
53
40
.570
New
York
....
50
41
350
Brooklyn
52
46
J81
Boston
....ST.
45
47
.490
Pittsburg
..
42
49
.461
Philadelphia
37
57
.364
Cincinnati
34
59
.371
American
League
W.
L.
Pftt
Philadelphia
7t
27
.725
Washington
60
36
.65
New
York
.'..I.
54
3
Jl
Heveland
i'v
43
50
.462
St.
Louis
w.
42
51
.452
Boston
...i
38
56
.403
Chicago
36.
50
,376
Detroit
35
62
.359
Quebo
BHIf
X.2J9
fart
long
with
central
tpan
of
6M
fret
4s
the
Urg-rat
UrUlgct
of
lu
true
in
nUlrmr.
Ila
building
tonatltulrs
the
xot-14'
ittwJ
In
cantUrter
kridg
ceiutnMtion.
Latest
for
Tennis
t
Trousers
for
wear
In
tennis
matches
Is
latest
fad
among
the
ladies
-
Well
Known
Hockey
Player
Died
From
SPORT
CHAT
i
Tommy
Loughran.
the
heavyweight
fighter,
who
is
also
something
of
a
writer,
seems
to
make
light
of
the
championship
of
Max
Schmeling.
He
says
he
Intends
to
win
the
championship,
probably
by
the
way
of
Sharkey,
Camera
and
Ahmeling.
He
sees
Schmeling
at
it
fWlMog
who
can
take
a
lot
of
ptfti-lyhment
but
not
a
good
boxer,
he
thinks.
He
say:
"I
admire
Max
f6f
the
amazing
manner
In
which
he
can
take
punishment
and
the
way
he
can
hit
But
he
ts
slow
and
h
ii
not
a
smart
fighter.
How
could
he
be
with
the
little
experience
he
has
had.
Tommy
says
Jack
Sharkey
is
a
great
fighter,
possibly
the
greatest
heavyweight
in
the
ring
today.
i
o
o
e
Surely
something
conld
be
do
:
about
fixing
ep1
the
hut
at
t'.i
Atrepdla
Hill
uted
at
a
dret-lnr
room
by
players
of
the
various
teams.
Already
this
seaaon
players
Live
come
Ac
to
the
nut
after
"m
to
find
that
frelr
trrn
have
been
rifled
and
money
and
other
contents
taken.
ooo
j
Last
evening
Bye
of
the
Legion
team
and
Dsherty
of
the
Regiment
j
team
found
their
pockets
had
been
I
rifled
while
they
had
been
ptay-jtng.
Several
young
boys
are
und-r
'nifpieion
as
their
conduct
in
the
past
has
caused
officials
to
clear
i
them
from
the
hut.
In
this
case
i
it
was
more
than
usual
Importance
js$
Pete
Doherty's
fir
(man's
papers
were
stolen.,
ooo
Th'i
ts
the
night
when
the
lof
t
-ball
player,
who
hive
lately
aken
to
baseball,
win
tip
to
lower
th?
colors
P010rs
01
of
U1
the
Prince
rnnce
Rupert
Kupert
bas--
sasr-
i-i
t
f
01
11
rraClUre
OI
OkUli
teU
WT
at
AeropolunULTher-
PORT
ARTHUR.
Ont,
July
39:
Bobby
Connor,
27
years
of'age.
who
was
with
the
Seattie
hockey
team
laic"
season,
dted
Monday.
He
frac-turrd
hi
skstl
when
diving
on
"9rZtj?g
.
icSBi
Qke
RECORD
SPEAKS
-for
ITSELF
Tlirotighotit
the
h
iigth'
nnd
breadlh
of
Cunadii,
Turret's
tire
making
new
records
for
popularity
hecnuse
of
their
otitHtiind-iiifltiality.
After
all,
nothing
can
replace
good,
honeHt
tobacco;
grown
and
ripened
right
out
in
the
field
under
Nultire'rt
own
Htinlight
nothing
artificial
aloiit
thut
nnd
the
high
cpiality
is
"inhrctl."
are
some
fans
who
seem
to
r.;
backing
the
CJJ.R.
boys
They
d-clare
that
a
person
who
can
pl
v
sofeball
can
easily
turn
to
ba
ball
and
make
as
good
a
shawiru
as
some
of
the
local
players
have
displayed
at
a
number
of
the'r
games.
The
secret
nP
keeping
frcJ
ine
fcreat
,,ct
of
f,
rrh
to
to
krrp
xht
fnoutk
hj
The
cool
flavor
.it
WfclCUn
iiiemoutn.
Httm,w
or
imokmt,
wrt,
rfii
breaths
Two
In
the
CNJt
A
L
game
last
night
br'
N.VJt
and
the
Hwr.
lattr
team
manaK:
opponents
Into
canp
5-2.
Both
teams
were
pi
ball
but
the
Rourvih
edge
and
managed
top
Batteries
were
Bon!'
tebil
for
the
Roun:!:,
and
Person
for
-hi
Tonight
the
CNP
'ay
the
city
a
a::
on
the
Acropolis
Hii:
day
n!ht
will
plav
of
Softball
on
i!v
ground."
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