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TEAM
IS
Sons
of
Canada
SELECTED
defeat
Elks
16-10
;
Football
Association
Names
Eleven
to
Oppose
II.
M.
S.
Dragon
Next
Week
bcrt
Arthur.
Linesman
Alex
Harvey.
Merchants'
colors
to
be
used.
ter
Wednesday
evening's
marten.
ANOTHER
DEFENDER
Sports
Editor,
Dally
News:-
"A
Spectator"
printed
in
your
issue
of
July
22.
I
may
not
be
much
of
an
authority
on
football,
but
having-played
in
goal
against
J.
S.
Wiljon,
I
certainly
do
not
think
that
this
person
who
signs
himself
"A
Spectator"
is
justified
In
passing
such
remarks.
Suppose
this
critic
spent
a
little
more
of
his
time
in
encouraginit
I
f
in
ragged
uame
Sons
of
Canada
snatched
a
victory
'from
the
Elks
in
last
night's
City
w
.
.
'.
'Baseball
League
fixture
by
driving
Meeting
last
evening,
Uie
execu-
ta
ten
ns
the
fourth
inning
af-tlve
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Football
ter
the
Antlered
Herd
had
seeming-Association
selected
the
following
ly
tucked
tne
game
v
team
to
represent
Prince
Rupert
to
tnat
fateJui
stanza
the
scorc
was
against
H.
M.
S.
Dragon
in
a
soccer
hlnet0
one
agaInst
the
Canucks
but
match
on
Wednesday
evening
of
once
thev
Mt
start.d
pnilH
next
week
doal,
Johnson
Smith;
right
back,
Mark
Watson;
left
back,
David
Jack;
right
half,
Philip
Edgecumbe;
centre
half,
Albert
Dickens;
left
half,
Sam
Currie
(captain);
outside
right,
J.
8.
Wilson;
inside
right,
J.
not
be
stopped,
and
started
right
off
In
the
fifth
with
five
more
runs
and
none
out
when
the
game
was
called
on
account
of
darkness.
The
fourth
Inning
lasted
well
over
half
an
hour.
The
Elks
were
without
the
services
of
their
star
moundsman,
Chenoski,
.
Murray;
centr
Charles
Baptle;,wnaU
ln.hos
ltal
wJth
a
sore
hand
Mdeleft,
Nick
Chenoski;
outside
Brick
skInner
started
on
the
Reserves,
11.
Douglas,
T.
Hadden
and
Frank
Russell.
Team
manager
and
trainer,
Ro-
mound
for
them
and
turned
the
op
Totals
27
Elks
5
S.
O.
C
0
Summary
2-base
irons
is
;
PLAYED!
More
Games
Last
Evening
in
Canadian
National
Tournament
Results
in
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association's
tennis
tournament
last
evening
were
as
follows:
Men's
Singles
J.
H.
Horton
beat
M.
Watson,
5-7,
6-3,
6-3.
T.
C.
Wilding
beat
J.
A,
Teng,
6-1,
8-2.
R.
Johnson
and
A.
R.
Nicholls,
10-10,.
to
be
continued.
Men's
Doubles
J.
H.
Horton
and
M.
Watson
beat,
J.
Ness
and
Elmer
Smith,
6-2,
6-J,
Mixed
Doubles
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
D.
Barrett
beat
posing
batters
back
in
fine
style
for
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
E.
Taylor,
7-5,
6-2.
three
Innings.
In
the
fourth
how
ever,
he
weakened,
and
after
a
two-bagger
by
Lambie,
he
hit
one
batter
and
then
walked
three
in
a
row.
Ladies'
Singles
Mrs.
Currie
beat
Brs.
Hanley,
6-3,
6-1.
The
tournament
will
be
continued
There
will
be
a
second
game
on!t,mwh.taHnK
.nH
this
evening
Friday
evening,
the
team
!
represent-
fl?e
hlu
and
wa,kln
Qne
'man
j
lng
Prince
Rupert
to
be
selected
af-
;M,tehII
POmp
thpn
nnrt
rBtlrBH
1
otr.
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AiniAin
The
Letter
Box
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UlliilU
I
the
first
man
up
to
end
the
inning.
I
He
did
not
do
so
well
the
next
In-
Bill
Harold
climbed
Into
second
inlng.
however,
being
touched
for
;
place
in
the
Big
Six
standing
as
a
four
hits
and
walking
one
man,
and
result
of
two
hits
In
four
times
at
;then
when
Skinner
lost
Styles
fly
I
bat
in
last
night's
game.
J.
Coma
im
ine
log,
wnicn
let
m
two
more
dina
dropped
into
third
place
by
go-'runs
for
a
total
of
five,
the
game.jng
hltless
with
only
one
time
at
Was
Called
for
darkness.
hat.
ehanrprl
Bernini,
him
Mnran
Comadlna
started
on
the
slab
for
1
dropped
out
of
the
standing
by
winners
but
allowed
five
hits;in(I
hltless.
with
the
result
that
With
reference
to
the
letter
signed
,
.'JLS
!
Jk
Nelson
goes
back.
Following
is
...
.....
........B.
,
ne
stanQinE
io
aaie
lamoie
iinisnea
me
game
lor
tnem
and
allowed
six
hits
in
the
four
re-maining
Innings
which
netted
the
losers
five
more
runs.
The
Box
Scorfc
ELKS
,
AB
R
II
PO
Harold
ss.
4
Farquhar
3b
-....2
A.
Mitchell
Cf
3
footballers
who
go
out
in
the
field
iW-'Mlteh.
cf.,
If.,
p.3
to
give
their
best.
We
all
can
stand
K?"
P,
J
"
,
a
bit
of
criticism,
but
as
our
"A
Spectator"
thinks
J.
S.
Wilson
is
a
"mere
novice"
I
believe
"A
Spectator"
is
"all
wet."
I
do
not
believe
a
mere
suitable
man
than
J.
s.
Wilson
could
be
selected
for
the
position
of
outside
right
Thanking
you
for
your
valuable
space.
SPIRO
GURVICH.
Royal
Columbian
Hospital,
New
Westminster.
Big
League
Scores
American
League
Washington
6.
Cleveland
1.
Philadelphia
8,
St.
Louis
5.
National
League
Pittsburg
9.
New
York
0.
St.
Louis
10,
Chicago
3.
O.
Mitchell
2b
3
D.
Stalker
lb
3
Qurvlch
rf.,
If.,
p.
..3
Antonelli
if.,
rf
3
Totals
27
10
11
12
8
-
-None
out
when
winning
run
scor
ed
in
fifth.
S.
O.
C
AB
R
H
PO
A
Bury
rf
cf.
4
2
3
0
0
I
Smith
2b
4
2
2
1
0
jMoran
lb,
3b
.
3
10
0
0
J
Lambie
3b.,
p
...4-
3
2
11
Styles
ct,
lb.
4
2
13
1
Comadlna
p
rf
1
10
10
Frlzsell
c.
Z
12
9
1
B.
Stalker
If:
2
10
0
0
Johnson
ss
3
3
2
0
1
a.
Stephens
E
8
Harold
E
8
J.
Comadlna
S.
11
Skinner
E
10
Hlbbard
O.E.
.
.
8
Nelson
O.E
10
AB.
23
32
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36
21
35
R.
6
12
10
6
6
10
REGIMENT
LINEUP
H.
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The
following
players
will
the
Regiment
for
the
league
game
with
the
Merchants
tonight:
Laldler,
Watson,
Thurber,
Edgecumbe,
DeJong,
Wingham.
Walters,
Lyons,
Wilson
(captain).
Colussl
and
Norrlngton.
Reserves,
Fong,
Do-herty
and
Bond.
Johnson,
D.
Stalker;
3-base
hits,
W.
Mitchell,
Gurvlch,
Bury;
stolen
base,
j
Harold
13),
Farquhar
3,
Skinner,!
G.
Mitchell,
Lambie,
Styles,
John-j
son;
base
on
balls,
off
Comadlna
(1),
j
stunner
is,
uurvicn
111,
Miicnejiu
(1);
struck
out
by
Comadlna
2),
1,
Lambie
7),
Skinner
U);
left
on
0
base.
Elks
(4),
S.
O.
C.
(4);
wild
1
2
,
pitch,
Ourvich,
W.
Mitchell;
passed'
i
ball,
A.
Mitchell;
hit
by
pitcher.
16
12
15
4
4
'styles
by
Skinner;
winning
pitcher,
112
110
Lambie;
losing
pitcher,
Gurvlch;
0
1
10
616
time
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hits,
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$5.50.
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Sale
$1.79
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100
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$22.50.
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$10.50
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reg.
up
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$10.50.
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Sale-
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75c.
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25c.
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19c
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