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101
iLOCALS
BEAT
HAZELTON
IN
BASEBALL
7-0
Cubs
Sremrd
Nervous
and
Took
a
Couple
of
Innings
to
Get
Into
Fieldinr
Stride
Chenoski
Stars
short.
Spooner
hit
a
Texas
Leaguer
to
centre
and
Sargent
held
third.
Sargent
was
trapped
off
third
and
went
out
at
the
plate.
Cox
struck
out
Harold
struck
out
In
his
first
time
up.
Smith
drew
a
walk.
Moran
They
did
the
rest
of
their
scoring
'in
the
second.
A.
Mitchell
singled
through
the
pitchers
box.
Chenoski
hit
to
Tepoortin
wh:
threw
wild
to
second
and
Mitchell
went
to
third.
Chenoski
stole
second.
Harold
hit
over
third
and
MitchU
scored.
Harold
stole
second.
Smith
was
safe
on
!
George
Young
Stages
Comeback
I
To
Win
Fifteen-Mile
Swim
Race
'
At
Toronto
in
Eight
Hour
Time
omenal
long
distance
champion
of
a
few
years
ajjo.
after
several
vain
attempts
during
the
past
two
or
three
years,
'staged"
a
great
comeback
yesterday
to
win
the
Canadian
i
National
Exhibition
fifteen-mile
marathon
swim
in
eight
hours
and
eight
minuets.
Young,
by
winning,
captured
a
i
$10,000
cash
first
prize.
1
1
Of
180
contestants
who
entered
Prince
Rupert
Played
Errorless
Ball
the
water
but
three
completed
the
Behind
Fine
Pitching
Lambie
;
distance.
Bill
Ooil
of
New
York
was
On
Mound
Today
second
more
than
an
hour
behind
,
,
.
I
Young
while
Warren
Anderson
of
In
the
opening
game
of
the
Exhl-
Sydney.
Nova
Scotia,
was
third
in
bition
Week
series
between
Prince
nearly
thirteen
hours.
Ernest
Vler-Rnpert
and.
Hazel
ton
Cubs,
cham-
koetter
of
Germany,
a
former
win-pions
of
the
central
Interior,
the
ner,
failed
to
finish
the
long
grind.
locals
won
by
a
7-0
score
yesterday
afternoon.
Playing
conditions
were
far
from
perfect
with
a
drizzle
.
the
time
and
the
ground
was
muddy
jThe
Tisitors
appeared
nervous
to
I
start
with,
contributing
six
miseues
in
the
first
six
innings.
After
that,
however,
they
settled
down
and
MOVIE
STAR
IS
REFEREE:
Dlaved
a
good
fielding
came
holdine
.
Victor
McLaflf
n
Was
Third
Man
In,
fielder
showed
up
well,
although
the
I
wrestler,
knows
latter
dropped
a
fly
he
was
too
eer-
jA
to
Z.
tain
of.
No
doubt,
the
boys
from
up-river
will
turn
In
a
better
game
In
their
second
appearance
today.
Chenoski.
In
the
box
for
Prince
Rupert,
pitched
an
almost
perfect
game.
He
allowed
two
hits
in
the
looenlnz
stanza
and
hit
one
man.
run
only
t
After
that
the
only
men
to
reach
SuU
'flrst
were
lwo
on
wallu'
and-
durinK
i
the
game
he
whiffed
nine
batsmen.
six
of
them
in
a
row.
The
locals
played
errorless
ball,
with
Moran
playing
a
snappy
game
at
first
base.
For
this
afternoon's
fixture.
Bill
Lambie,
speed-ball
pitcher
for
the
locals
will
be
on
the
mound
with
Jack
Kelson
receiving
his
slants.
Redman
will
go
out
In
the
field
in
Lamble's
place.
Hazelton
started
off
in
the
first
as
though
they
meant
business
and
RAIN
STOPS
TENNIS
Owing
to
rain,
there
was
no
further
play
yesterday
In
the
city
championship
tournament.
If
weamer
permits,
tne
jinai
quamy-
j
ing
events
will
be
played
today
pre-1
paraterr
10
ine
imais
on
rxuuruay
and
Sunday.
first
Mclntyre
threw
Areeneau
out
at
first
on
a
nice
play
and
-Windle
took
third.
Lambie
hit
one
just
In
front
of
the
plate
and
Ingram
threw
him
out
and
Benson
returned
the
throw
home
to
catch
Windle
out
from
third.
There
was
no
more
scoring
after
that.
Following
Is
the
box
score:
Harelton
ABR
H
PO
A
billed
the
bases.
Mclntyre
went
out
1
Mclntyre
ss
2
0
on
a
bouncer
to
Chenoski
who
j.
Sargent
2b.
1
0
threw
him
out.
Jack
Sargent
went
Ingram
c-
3
0
to
first
when
he
was
hit
In
the
back,
i
Spooner
If
3
0
Ingram
singled
on
a
hard
hit
to!cox
cf
3
0
Marshall
3b
3
0
B.
Sargent
rf
2
0
Benson
lb.
2
0
Tepoorten
p.
2
0
Totals
P.
R.
21
0
ABR
was
safe
as
Marshall
missed
his
'
Harold
3b
4
1
roller
down
third
base
line.
Smith
I
Smith
2b
2
2
stole
third
while
Marshall
and
the
Moran
lb
3
2
pitcher
were
getting
the
ball.
Mor-1
windle
ss
4
0
an
stole
second
and
Windle
lined
j
Arseneau
If
3
0
out
to
Cox
in
centre-
Arseneau
hit1
Lambie
cf
3
0
a
liner
to
centre
and
Smith
andw.
Mitchell
rf
3
0
Moran
scored.
Lambie
was
safe
on,
a.
Mitchell
c
3
1
fticintyre
s
error,
w.
Mitcneii
niea
chenoski
d
3
1
lout
to
Cox.
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
2
18
11
H
PO
A
2
0
1
2
0
1
0
0
1
0
1
7
I
0
1
0
11
0
Marshall
s
error
and
Chenoski
and'poorten
S);
lft
on
ba.
Harelton
U2.Y
XTW3
Thn.-i;
JACK
SHARKEY
AND
CARNERA
MATCHED
NEW
YORK.
Sept.
3:
Jack
Sharkey,
the
Boston
gob.
and
Primo
Camera,
massive
Italian.
both
outstanding
contenders
for
the
world's
heavyweight
championship
title,
have
been
matched
to
box
fifteen
rounds
at
EbbeU
Field.
Brooklyn.
Oc
tober
1..
It
is
announced
by
Promoter,
James
J.
Johnston.
the
home-towners
scoreless.
Tepoor-
Seattle
Ring
Tuesday
Night
'
ten,
their
pitching
ace.
was
on
the'
'flM
t
niinfrV
SnrrPr
slab
and
hurled
a
good
game,
only1
SEATTLE.
Sept.
3:
Victor
Mo
vylw
ywuuuj
UUtttl
two
earned
runs
scoring
against
Laglen,
noted
moving
picture
star,
him.
Ingram,
their
catcher,
has
airefereed
the
heavyweight
main
English
League
First
Division
powerful
arm.
and
caught
every
!
event
of
a
boxing
card
at
the
Civic
j
Birmingham
4,
Newcastle
United
man
he
tried
for
at
second.
Mcln-,
Arena
here
Tuesday
night.
.
Liverpool
2,
Bolton
Wanderers
2.
.
Portsmouth
0.
Everton
3.
Sunderland
2,
West
Bromwich
1.
English
League
Second
Division
Bristol
City
3.
Notts
County
2.
Manchester,
United
2.
Southampton
3.
Scottish
League
First
Division
Aberdeen
1,
eLith
Athletics
0.
Dundee
2.
Ayr
United
2.
Falkirk
1.
Rangerr2.
Kilmarnock
1,
Morton
0.
Partlck
Thistle
5.
Cowdenbeath
1.
Third
Lanark
3.
Celtic
3.
Scottish
League
Second
Division
Albion
Rovers
0,
King's
Park
3.
Hibernian)
6.
Dunfermline
2.
Montrose
2,
8t.
Johnstone
3.
Local
Team
For
Second
Football
Game
Selected
E
series
with
Anyox
to
be
played
on
Harold
scored.
Moran
rolled
one
1
(3).
P.R.
5:
double
plays.
Chenoski
LearnTe
uuwii
imiu
uoju
uiic
unu
me
piicn-
io
Moran
to
a.
Mitchell,
Ingram
to
A
charge
of
vagrancy
again,
er
fielded
It
but
did
nnt
trv
tn
Carl
Crotnwell
was
dUraUsed
In
him
out.
Moran
stole
second
and
chell;
hit
by
pitcher.
J.
Sargent-city
police
court
this
morning
by
Smith
and
he
scored
when
Mclntyre
time
o(
game
1
:25;
umpires
Brooks
MagUtratt
McCTymont.
j
threw
Wlndle's
grounder
wild
to
and
Stephens.
0
1
Friday
night:
goal.
Jonnson
smith;
Q:RJ,
M.
Watson;
L.B,
D.
Jack;
RJI..
0'J.
McKay;
OH..
E.
Webster;
LJI.,
q
S.
Currie
(captain);
OSK..
J.
Mur-pjray;
IJ3.R,
C
Baptlo;
Centre.
A.
ojDlckens;
IBX..
M.
Colussl;
OSL.,
0
J.
Norrlngton:
reserves.
T.
Hadden,
r.
Russell.
A.
Walters.
Referee.
J.
S.
Wilson.
ManagerrlL
Douglas.
Totals
'
28
7
7
21
9
0'
"-
Haztlton
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
o'rj.
r
Pr
Rupert
5
5
0
0
0
0
x-7
ftm
LCagUC
OCOrCS
8ummary
Stolen
bare.
Xtelntyre.
j
J.
Sargent,
Harold,
8mlth,
Moran!
'
i2;
earned
runs.
Pit.
2);
base
on,
balls
off
Chenoski
(2),
Tepoorten
3
:
ttruck
out
bv
Chenoski
(0).
Te-1
National
League
New
York
-3.
Boston
2-1
Chicago
4-4,
Cincinnati
7-8.
Only
four
games
in
American
League
Washington
5.
Philadelphia
Boston
6,
New
York
7.
Detroit
7-4,
St.
Lout
3-5.
Cleveland
2-,
Chicago
3-4.
ANY0X
WON
IN
FOOTBALL
YESTERDAY
;
Surprise
Goal
Just
Before
Full
Time
Gave
Them
Yktory
Visitors
Lucky
Prince
Rupert
Had
Early
Lead
and
Should
HaTe
Won
After
trailing
the
Prince
Rupert
football
team
all
through
the
ram
and
at
one
time
being
as
many
as
I
V.
mini.
Ih
"
V.
team
drew
level
and
three
minutes
from
full
time
scored
again
to
win
by
five
goals
to
four,
yesterday
afternoon
v
in
the
opener
of
the
Fair
Week
series.
Rupert
attacked
right
from
the
start
and
McKay
missed
a
fine
chance
to
open
the
score.
Webster
(kept
the
ball
up
the
field
and
Mor-
rison
did
well
to
clear.
Ygleslas
got
away
but
his
soot
was
high.
Nor-rtngton
made
headway
and
centred
well
Williams
finally
clearing.
Skinner
was
lucky
to
block
Bunts
lne
and
Dixon.
Smith
caught
and
threw
away
Just
clear
of
the
goal
line
and
did
well
a
moment
later
to
turn
a
fine
shot
from
Dixon
over
tyre,
shortstop,
and
Cox.
centre-
McLaglen.
a
former
professional
Derby
County
2.
Manchester
City
th
h,.
n-,,-.,,
mm
the
the
fleht
fight
eame
game
from
from
!
!
i.l.j
-
ner
picked
up
from
close
In
and
cleared
and
then
Dyer
shot
narrowly
past.
Then
Rupert
established
a
;
superiority
that
lasted
till
nearly
the
end
of
the
game.
From
Hill's
corner.
McKay
got
the
opening
goal
and.
In
a
scramble
after
Horner
dropped
a
simple
shot.
McKay
added
a
second.
The
Rupert
halves
'were
holding
the
visiting
forwards
jln
cheek.
Norrlngton
made
a
couple
of
good
runs
and
centred
well.
Hor-
I
ner
caught
from
Dicken's
header!
;and
cleared
from
Norrlngton.
Bap-!
Ue
was
clever
and
opened
out
the
game.
Dixon
got
away
and
was
clean
through
bat
Smith
saved
his.
parting
shot
in
brilliant
style
and
j
half
time
found
the
home
team'
leading
two
goals
to
ntl.
Rupert
continued
to
have
the
best
of
the
exchanges
and
Horner
'
mlsflelded
a
simple
looking
shot
to
1
give
McKay
a
chance.
The
tatter's
(
shot
hit
the
upright
but
he
scored
from
the
rebound.
Then
Norrlngton
had
an
open
goal
but
shot
wide.
Webster
and
Currie
were
prominent
with
clever
football
and
fdr
a
;
time
Anyox
wa
outclassed..
The
lo-
'cals
found
the
visitors
suddenly-tak-
The
following
puyers
have
been
I
a"d,
S,mlU
had
c'e"
chosen
to
represent
Prince
Rupert
d"
e
ball
for
the
second
game
of
the
football
j
"
-
have
meant
a
goal.
Then
Buntalne
opened
the
score
for
Anyox.
Dyerj
added
a
second
with
a
fine
drive;
and
only
-a
goal
separated
the!
team
Dickens
increased
Rupert's
lead
wtth
a
shot
thai
Horner
never
got
near.
Currie.
Anyox's
bustling
r
I
A
ft-
I
-M
A
iiuui
am
weu
to
turn
past
ror
a
(Corner.
McConnachle
came
In
fast;
to
iaxe
me
Rupert
defence
unaware
and
head
a
beautiful
goal.
Play
was
faster
and
Anyox
was
mapping
up
chances.
Following
a
itoppage
of
play
a
free
was
awarded
Anyox
and
Currie
centred
well
for
Ygleslas
to
come
from
nowhere
to
add
the
equalizing
goal
with
a
header
that
Smith
could
not
get
near.
Webster
wenUIose
with
a
fine
drive
National
but
with
only
three
minutes
to
go.
Dyer
erossed
a
eentre
that
caught
line
local
backs
napping
and
Buntalne
drove
the
ball
Into
the
net
to
i
score
what
proved
to
be
the
whining
goal.
j
Anyox-Horner;
Del
Rio,
MorrU
The
'following
Prince
Rupert
merchants
extend
to
all
visitors
a
hearty
welcome
to
the
city
and
invite
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and
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hands.
More
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ever
during
fair
week
these
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wj;
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Williams.
Currie;
Dyer.
McConnachle.
Dixon.
Buntalne.
Ygleslas.
Prince
Rupert
Ted
Smith;
Skinner.
Douglas;
Edgeeumbe,
Webster,
8.
Currie;
HU1,
BapUe.
Dickens.
McKay,
Norrlngton.
Referee.
J.
Johnson.
Rupert
Superior
On
the
balance
of
play,
Prince
Rupert
should
have
easily
won.
Generally
the
locals
played
better
football
and
were
easily
superior
for
a
greater
part
of
the
game.
Their
confidence
got
a
series
of
rude
shocks
when
the
smelter
town
team
staged
their
fine
finish
and
snapped
up
chances.
Smith
kept
a
fine
goal.
The
backs
were
good
up
to
a
point
bat
their
covering
of
each
other
was
weak
and
most
of
the
goals
were
the
result
of
this.
Webster
was
the
best
man
on
the
field.
Currie
was
weak
at
the
start
but
came
Into
his
own
later.
Edgccumbe
found
Tony,
the
little
Spaniard,
a
fast
worrier
but
generally
held
hire
In
check.
The
forwards
were
weak
finishers
in
spite
of
scoring
four
goals,
nap-tie,
Norrlngton
and
Dickens
were
J.he
pick
but
Norrlngton
got
little
of
the
ball
In
the
second
half.
McKay
was
lucky
to
get
three
goals.
Horner
was
not
safe
In
goal
but
he
fisted
away
a
beauty
that
would
have
beaten
most
goalies,
Morrison
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Rupert
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was
the
stronger
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but
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halves
were
iw
ing.
Williams
has
sp-
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but
was
not
up
to
Currie
Is
a
forceful
risky
player.
He
kn-k
was
fair.
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forvi
:
with
their
ability
t
'
of
slips
or
slow
play
v
the
Rupert
backs
Pv
and
got
a
nice
goal
Dm
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and
McConnachle
ar
;
ball
and
clever.
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fast
and
a
rare
trier
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referee
ing
left
a
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pleating
to
either
trim
t
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got
on
edge
win
euff
encounters
man
'
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a
reminder
to
winning
player
doe
no'
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temper
and
a
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not
afford
to
lose
his
i
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admirable
but
comes
control
of
onesc'i
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big
crowd
enjoyed
m
game
and
the
Anyox
reason-
for
their
Jubn
'
finish.
Fifteen
goals
t
Ichcs
shows
that
the
An
'
can
shoot.
If
Rupert
can
turn
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selected
on
Friday
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vuiwrs
will
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need
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a
good
game.