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DEPENDABLE
News
and
Views
of
the
Sport
World
as
"OLD
FAITHFUL"
"Old
Faithful"
Pimovft
gtyttr
la
mi
z?
which,
Ytllowitona
vary
Park
5
ELKS
RALLY
TENNIS
IS
fail,
mlnutcft.
throws
without
a
Classy
Field
of
American
Trotters
eolamn
waur
aad
of
ataara
hot
120
faat
into
tha
air,
TO
WIN
GAME
STARTED
tha
four
aruption
minutes.
lasting
-
IN
SEVENTH
Games
Played
Last
Night
and
More
Scheduled
Today
Old
Empress
Lose
Snappy
Game
as
'
Nelson
Weakens
and
Allows
Three
Hits
and
Walk
May
Be
Triple
Tie
Postponed
Game
Between
Elks
and
Sons
of
Canada
Will
Probably
Be
Played
Friday
In
one
of
the
best
ball
games
that
has
been
witnessed
this
season,
Elks
defeated
Old
Empress
last
night
by
necessary
to
break
it,
and
then
pos
slbly
a
play-off
after
that.
The
game
was
featured
by
good
fielding
by
both
teams,
only
two
men
reaching
first
by
the
errdr
rnnti
PhpnAslfl
nllrtirpd
ptffht.
hit.
Proctector,
three-year-old
trotter,
handily
in
second
heat
of
annual
a
score
of
4-3
and
thereby
still
have
'
a
chance
to
get
into
the
play-off
.
and
may
possibly
yet
win
the
seneau
hlt
to
0
Mltchen
wno
was
Orme
Cup
embematic
of
city
slow
ln
fieldm
the
ball
and
threw
championship.
Going
tato
the
last
to
Harold
at
second
who
te
d
half
of
the
h
with
the
seven
score
Redman
as
he
overslld
the
sack
t1
SZ
slamm!d
?"
Wendle
singled
and
Arseneau
stop-
three
hard
hiU
which
with
coupled
d
at
second
Hlbbard
hu
a
two
a
walk
and
a
stolen
base,
were
suf-
bagger
over
first
base.
Arseneau
and
ficient
to
overcome
the
lead
and
Wendle
scorin
he
went
to
th,rd
win
the
before
had
game
one
man
when
stephens
missed
the
throw-In.
been
retired.
Up
i
to
ithat
time
Nekon
Men2le
walked
and
then
EldrId
had
allowed
only
two
hits
and
had
IHed
out
to
Harold
held
them
scoreless
after
the
first
Botn
teams
were
dangerous
ln
the
toning.
Doug-
Stalker
started
the
slxth
Wlth
two
men
out
K
trouble
when
he
lined
out
a
triple
led
out
a
nlce
double
t
to
right.
Chenoskl
followed
l
with
Redman
sm
ied
b
beatl
out
hls
another
one
to
the
same
field.
Bill
roUer
to
Farquhar
and
Kenny
went
Harold
walked
and
stole
second
and
thlrd
Redman
attempted
steal
""Tw!0
MitChe"
Slniled
,eft
ond
but
Kenny
was
tagged
at
and
both
runners
scored.
fihe
,ate
aiHaroid
returned
a
It
was
a
tough
game
for
Old
Em-
ttctthmw
to
catch
hlm
press
to
lose
as
they
would
have
.
w
Mltchell
,ed
off
wlth
a
double
been
sure
of
at
least
a
tie
for
second
rl
nt
centre
m
nk&,
nalf
Q
half
honors
could
they
have
copped
Mlt,hell
struck
out
Ke
made
last
night.
Now.
unless
the
Elks
fensaUonal
pick-up
on
Skinner's
can
down
Sons
of
Canada
ln
the
groun.der
and
Mitchell
went
to
third,
one
remaining
game,
the
latier
will
Fafquhar
was
out
at
flrst
have
both
halves
and
won
no
play-
i
b
jenny
off
wUl
be
necessary.
If
Elks
win
.mM
flvp
anri
rfr0J
that
game,
though,
a
three
team
tie
Hlbbard
ihree
waIka
m
the
wUI
be
the
result
with
two
games
iand
Redman
were
the
on,
batters
to
get
more
than
one
safety
in
the
game.
Box
Score
O.
E.
ABR
Kenny
2b
3
0
cf.
4
0
while
he
walked
two
men
and
hit
Redman
Arseneau
If
4
I
twn
hut
h!
mnnnr).
wan
o-nnri
in
th
pinches.
Nelson
walked
five
men
W,?"?dle.
M,
"
'
and
up
to
the
last
inning
pitched
a
,
'
'"
I
fine
game
but
weakened
badly
then.
Mnf
f
Old
Empress
filled
the
bases
ln
jdge3b
3
the
opening
frame
but
to
no
avail.
"
v'
,
Chenoskl
making
a
nice
play
on
a
Smlth
c-
hot
grounder
of
Menzle's
for
the
final
put-out
Elks
got
their
first
tally
ln
their
2
0
0
0
.3
0
.3
,0
II
PO
1
2
Totals
28
3
8
18
6
1
-None
out
when
winning
run
was
half.
Harold
walked
and
stole
second
SCCred
m
seventh
and
third.
A.
Mitchell
t-iwk
out
nnd
then
Rtenhens
rolled
ona
to
the
ELKS
AB
R
pitcher
who
missed
it
and
Harold
Harold
ss.
..,
1
scored.
W.
Mitchell
struck
out
and
A.
Mitchell
c
-3
Nelson
caught
G.
Mitchell
pop-fly.
Stephens
lb
3
Old
Empress
tied
It
up
ln
the
W.
Mitchell
If
3
fourth.
Wendle
was
hit
by
a
pitched
O-
Mitchell
2b
.3
ball.
He
stole
second.
Hlbbard
sing-
Skinner
cf.
:.
.3
led
and
Wendle
held
third.
Chenoskl
Farquhar
3b.
2
tossed
out
Menzle
at
first.
Eldrldge
D.
Stalker
rf.
3
singled
Just
over
second
and
Wendle
Chenoskl
p
2
H
PO
0
3
scored,
Hlbbard
staying
at
second.
"Nelson
filed
out
to
O.
Mitchell
and
Totals
24
4
5
21
12
2
then
Smith
hit
to
Harold
who
threw
01d
gjpg,
0
to
third
to
force
Hlbbard
'ElksV
1
03
34
fifth
and
it
looked
as
though
they
Summary
2-base
hits,
Kenny,
had
enough
to
win
on.
Kenny
struck
Hlbbard.
W.
Mitchell;
3-base
hits,
out.
Redman
tingled
over
third.
Ar-
Stalker,
Chenoskl;
stolen
base,
Hlb-
For
Every
Man
Who
"Rolls
His
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-if
pulling
away
from
Nedda
Guy,
at
head
of
hem?
stretch
to
win
Grand
Circuit
opening
meeting
at
historic
Charter
Oak
Park
track
Hartford,
Conn.
bard,
Wendle,
Harold
(5),
A.
Mitchell,
Skinner
(2);
base
on
balls
off,
Chenoskl
(2),
Nelson
(5);
struck
out
by
Chenoskl
(6),
Nelson
(7);
left
on
base,
O.
E.
(8),
Elks
(7);
double
play
Harold,
to
O.
Mitchell,
to
Stephens;
passed
ball,
Smith;
hit
by
pitcher,
Wendle,
Hlbbard;
time
of
game,
1:15;
umpires,
Brookes
and
Laporte.
FOOTBALL
TEAM
LEAVES
The
local
football
team,
which
will
meet
Anyox
in
a
two-game
series,
left
on
the
gasboat
Laura
F.
at
9
o'clock
last
night
for
the
smelter
town.
The
party
is
dus
back
early
Friday
morning.
TEAMS
ARE
ENTERED
Indians
to
Play
Football,
Baseball
and
Lacrosse
at
Exhibition
Three
Indian
football
teams
have
so
far
entered
for
the
Fair
Week
sports
next
week,
it
was
stated
at
Fair
Board
offices
this
morning.
iuiie
team
is
entered
lor
Daseoau
to
jdate
and
one
for
lac
row.
The
en-I
tries
are:
j
Football
Alyansh,
Greenville
and
Klncollth.
J
Baseball
Greenville.
I
Lacrosse-
Aiyansh.
Charles
Zlmmy,
who
in
spite
o:
having
no
legs,
set
a
new
world's
record
In
endurance
swimming
of
100
hours
at
Honolulu.
Former
mark
was
broken
by
13
hours
Zlmmy
stayed
in
the
water
4
day
s,
4
hours
and
15
seconc3.
Single
Elks
Take
Up
Challenge
of
Wedded
Brothers
What
hoi
Exalted
Ruler
George
Mitchell
and
his
Single
Elks
feel
that
there
is
more
atmosphere
than
reality
ln
the
defiance
of
the
Married
Elks.
In
fact,
they
suspect
that
this
bufik
emanates
from
the
flowery
pan
of
Fred
Stephens,
proud
exponent
of
the
glories
of
matrimony.
However,
the
Single
Elks
are
somewhat
dismayed
at
the
attitude
of
their
hurling
ace,
Bill
Lamble,
who
took
one'
look
at
the
Benedict
lineup
and
turned
pale.
He
states
he
will
be
true
to
his
obligation,
but
does
not
wish
to
shatter
his
enviable
record
of
.years
against
the
sizzling
bats
of
that
Murderers'
Row.
So
Manager
George
Mitchell
has
decided
to
send
in
Brick
Skinner,
who
has
been
through
the
war
and
who
is
expected
to
take
the
thunder
out
of
the
big
guns.
The
Bachelor
lineup
will
be:
Alex
Mitchell
c.
Brick
Skinner
p..
Bill
Mitchell
lb.,
George
Mitchell
2b.,
Bill
Harold
ss.,
Bill
Lamble
3b.,
Bill
Stone
If.,
Doug
Frlzzell
cf.,
Sam
Joy
rf.,
coaches
and
spares,
Lee
Qordon
and
Doug
Nelson;
bench
manager,
Harry
Love;
mascot,
A.
A.
McEwen;
cheer
leader,
Andy
(Dutch)
Donald,
and
ushers
to
Single
Men's
rooters'
section,
Cap
Mulligan
and
Bill
Elm-hurst.
The
"Angry
Mob"
sincerely
hope
that
the
Married
Elks
will
support
their
mutual
candidate,
Miss
Vivian
Hickey.
better
than
they
will
support
their
windy
pitcher.
DEMPSEY
POPULAR
RENO.
Nevada,
August
25
Leonard
Sachs,
manager
of
Jack
Dempsey.
announces-
that
ths
former
world's
heavyweight
champion
has
received
offers
aggregating
over
$400,000
to
participate
ln
four-round
exhibition
bouts
in
various
parts
of
the
country.
Dempsey
does
not
Intend
to
engage
in
exhibitions
more
than
three
times
a
week,
Bachs
said.
Jack
Dempssy
will
be
heard
in
a
radio
interview
from
Station
KOMO
of
Seattle
at
9
o'clock
this
evening,
it
is
announced.
Dempsey
will
be
Interviewed
by
Royer
Brouham
of
Seattle
V
Si
I
staff.
Results
of
Monday's
play
in
the
city
tennis
tournament
were
as
follows:
P.
Edgecumbe
defeated
W.
Mitchell.
6-1.
6-1.
Mrs.
Currie
and
Horton
beat
Miss
J.
Edgecumbe
and
P.
Edgecumbe.
T.
W.
Brown
beat
P.
Mcintosh,
6-2,
6-3.
1
In
the
men's
singles
matches
between
Joslin
and
Horton,
and
W.
Currie
and
S.
Darton,
each
match
was
called
after
a
set
apiece
had
been
won,
on
account
of
darknesi
jand
dew.
Today's
Matches
10:30
ajn.
Mrs.
Shadwell
vs.
Mrs.
Currie.
2:30
p.m.
Miss
I.
Mitchell
vs.
Miss
,
J.
Edgecumbe.
1
5:30
Miss
Vera
Smith
vs.
Miss
B.
I
Berner.
I
5:30
Col.
Nicholls
vs.
Col.
Mc-'
Mordle.
6:30
Final
set,
W.
Currie
vs.
8.
:
Darton.
1
6:30
Norrington
vs.
Tobey
Jr.
.
6:45
Stamford
and
Tobey
sr.
vs.
I
McAfee
and
Darton.
I
READY
FOR
LACROSSE
Eight-Man
Short
Field
Game
to
Be
riayed
Nest
Week
Between
Rupert
and
Alyansh
In
the
lacrosse
games
to
be
played
between
Alyansh
and
Prince
Rupert
ln
connection
with
the
Exhibition
sports
program
next
week,
the
new
eight-man
game,
which
has
become
so
popular
In
the
east,
will
be
played.
The
field
will
also
be
shorter,
resulting
In
almost
'constant
goal
bombardment.
The
rule
allowing
substitutes
to
go
In
at
any
stage
of
the
game
also
makes
for
faster
play.
The
two-man
referee
system
will
be
employed
in
the
effort
to
eliminate
as
far
as
possible
rough
and
unclean
olay.
Prince
Rupert
players'
are
practising
on
every
evening
available
ln
preparation
for
the
series.
Games
will
be
played
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Friday
evenings.
Hibbard
Heads
Heavy
Hitters
Redman
Goes
Into
Second
Place
With
Stephens
Third
Arseneau
In
Fifth
Place
Howard
Hibbard,
right
fielder
for
Old
Empress,
went
Into
first
place
ln
the
Big
Six
standing
following
last
night's
baseball
fixture
between
Old
;Empress
and
Elks.
Fred
Stephens,
who
has
been
leading
most
of
the
j
time
this
Season,
slipped
Into
third
place
as
he
went
hitless,
while
Redman,
centre
fielder
for
Old
Empress,
climbed
Into
second
place
with
two
,
safeties
in
four
attempts.
Arseneau
dropped
from
second
to
fifth
place
!
as
he
failed
to
hit
safely
ln
four
at-;
tempts.
Johnny
Comadlna,
Sons
of
Canada
is
now
lh
fourth
place,
while
Bill
Harold,
who
drew,
three
walks
;
and
Uien
went
hitless
ln
his
other
i
time
up
last
night,
dropped
a
few
I
points
but
still
holds
sixth
place,
i
With
but
one
remaining
game
to
;
be
played
to
complete
the
schedule,
and
with
Eddie
Smith
certain
to
be
ln
the,
final
standing,
If
he
plays
ln
that
gam,
at
least
one
of
the
present
Big
Six
hitters,
will
be
displaced.
Scoop
Bury
and
Bill
Mitchell,
who
will
both
be
in
the
final
game,
have
,a
chance
to
climb
up
as
they
are
I
both
hitting
over
.200
now.
Follow-j
ing
is
the
standing
to
date:
.
'
d4
Ah.
R
H.
Pet.
I
Hlbbard
O.E.
...12
v
37
3
13
.351
i
Redman
O.E
14
43
5
13
.349
'Stephens
E.
12
41
7
14
.341
,J.
Comadlna
S.
14
39
11
13
.333
I
Arseneau.
O.E.
.13
48
7
15
.313
Harold
E.
12
42
18
13
.310
If
you're
hot,
think
of
the
poor
artist's
model
now
posing
in
ermine
and
sable
for
the
Chrlst-mas
cover.
This
adt
Control
The
clocklike
rera-
miuj
ui
win
1
Biillllll
is
not
more
dependable
than
the
unvary-
mrflavoranflatroiifftli
of
mute
Seal
Beer.
White
Seal
is
making
firm
friends
among
those
who
are
glad
to
find
at
last
a
beer
which
never
varies
in
quality
and
which
gives
them
the
tame
enjoyment
in
fine
flavor
and
invigorating
strength
wherever
and
whenever
they
buy
it.
Like
a
faithful
friend,
White
Seal
lleer
is
"Always
the
eame.M
nine
I
Dr.
F.
Montlzambert,
director
VMl
eye
j
general
of
public
health
for
the
Do-:
i
minion,
has
left
for
Vancouver
en
I
route
to
Ottawa
after
a
visit
of
In
spection
to
the
quarantine
hospital
building
on
Dlgby
Island.
The
Porcher
Island
Liberal
Association
has
Just
been
organized.
Practically
all
the
farmers
of
the
Island
belong
to
the
association.
Quill
Pushers
defeated
Royals
by
a
score
of
33
to
20
in
Indoor
baseball
last
night.
Bud
Corley
was
present
and
rooted
himself
hoarse
for
the
Royals.
'Beer
The
Kirwrl
Drcwing
Comput
Limited
SL
Boniface.
Mso.
vertisement
it
not
publ'ulied
or
displayed
by
the
liquor
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
UrUiih
Columbia.
Baseball
Standings
I
WHITE
SOX
i
National
League
W.
L.
Pet.
St.
Louis
78
44
.639
New
York
C6
51
.564
Chicago
67
56
.545
Brooklyn
65
59
2i
Boston
59
60
.496
Pittsburg
56
65
.463
Philadelphia
50
61
.450
Cincinnati
43
78
J55
American
League
W.
L.
Pet.
Philadelphia
86
33
.723
Washington
72
48
.600
New
York
70
50
.583
(Cleveland
.
59
CO
.496
St.
Louis
...T....J1
69
.425
Detroit
:.48
73
.397
47
73
.392
Chicago
Old
Empress
Elks
-
...47
74
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City
League
w.
L.
Pet.
4
3
.571
4
4
.500
3
4
.429,
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
August
25,
1911
!
IN
CELIifl
Detroit
Tigers
Climb
to
Sixth
fcl
In
American
Learot
Standing
i
,
NEW
YORK,
Auk
25
-The
pi
between
the
Philadelphia
AUtti
and
Washington
Senators
for
el
American
League
leadership
tl
extended
to
fourteen
and
ilm
'games
yesterday
wh.n
the
foci
won
from
St
Louis
Bruwns
ti
the
latter
lost
to
Detroit
Ttgen
l
Tigers,
incidentally
went
imoiri
place
over
Boston
Red
SoxandCJ
cago
White
Sox
who
lost
to
CH
land
Indians
anr!
New
York
im
respectively,
the
White
SoxbW
the
cellar
now
by
lull
a
gamf.
In
the
National
l.
aKue
Chtol
Cubs
and
New
York
Giants
pI
double
header.
A
home
run
by
f
Terrls
won
the
second
game
for;
Giants.
Yesterday's
scores
National
League
Chicago
8-1.
New
York
4-1.
American
League
Philadelphia
5.
8t
Louis
1.
New
York
8,
ChieaKo
5.
Detroit
6.
Washington
5.
Cleveland
11.
Boston
7
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