HIGH
WINS
IN
SOCCER
second
and
Ivarson
a
third
to
give
the
High
School
a
3
to
0
advantage
at
half
time.
With
the
hill
in
their
favor
Borden
fought
Well
in
the
second-
half.
r
Following
uuumiis
a
u
i
run
uu
and
uhu
centre
cenitt
0
by
Lind
Una
High
jiigw
and
aim
Dungate
uungaie
got
got
a
a
fifth.
linn.
Llnd
Dates
of
Games
for
Scottish
and
English
Cup
Ties
.
LONDON,
Eng.,
Oct.
5.
The
smaller
soccer
clubs
In
England
and
Scotland
for
the
next
month
will
b6
settling
the
question
who
will
go
into
the
first
round
proper
of
the
cup
competitions
this
year.
The
little
fellows
will
play
lh
the
qualifying
competition
which
precedes
the
competition
proper.
In
the
contest
big
first
and
second
division
clubs
do
hot
become
Interested
until
the
third
round,.
Dates
of
the
competition
proper
ties
are:
English
Cup:
First
round,
Nov.
28;
second
round,
Dec.
13;
third
round,
Jan.
9;
f6urth
-round,
Jan.
23;
fifth
round,
Feb.
13;
sixth
round,
Feb.
27;
seml-flnals.
March
12;
final
tie,
April
23.
Scottish
Cup:
First
round,
Jan.
16;
second
round,
Jan.
30;
third
round,
Feb.
13;
fourth
round,
March
5;
semi-finals,
March
26;
final
tie,
April
16.
H,
W.
Birth,
rTe.
Behsan,
Thomas
McMeekln,
W.
D.
Vance,
W.
W.
Brown,
G.
P.
Tinker
and
Frank
Dlbb,
who
have
been
at
race
for
a
brief
visit
In
connection
with
Masonic
affairs,
returned
to
the
city
from
the
interior
on
yes
terday
afternoon's
train.
SPORT
CHAT
,
.
.
i.
.
I
Recommendations
which
would
J
Defeated
Borden
Street
!make
Saturday
the
competition
for
the
by
6
to
3
Score
j
Harmsworth
Trophy,
premier
speed
,
.
.
...
,
...
lauuig
eveiu
ui
vne
worm.
umiuvii
uucci
tsuuuui
uub
uu
a
safer
for
the
competitors
and
pre-
The
flnal
hoot
of
the
season
bf
sec-vettt
the
First
North
E.
C.
Regiment
Ritte
d
on
Frlsnh's
fly-out
and
scored
6ww
rmiiic
ARauub
xiitcii
ill
Liic
iru-
.
.
.
.
..
tack
that
Faw
stopped.
High
had
m?T"
l
International
com
only
ten
men
and
Borden
were
also
mIssIon
who
hld
chare
ct
the
las"
short
at
the
beginning.
From
a
HariMwprth
suggested
12
centre
close
in
Santurbane
added
a
specffl,c
cnan5"
In
the
rules,
tht
prevent
any
more
faJse
starts.
Chapman
suggested
that
the
start
be
paced,
with
the
competing
Boats
Btinm.irhlncr
tho
lino
atiran
r
I
r'
v
say.
Allan
turned
the
ball
past
hU
ad
at
,east
300
feet
aPar
Instead
own
goalie
to
give
Borden
their
first
goal.
Wilson
added
one
for
of
the
present
svstem
which
ni
lOWS
a
boat
to
cross
thfl
st.nrt.lnir
line
at
full
five
"f
speed
within
e
sec-
sec-
L,ina-
say
got
awav
attain
and
MonrdVi
9n
of
the
fall
of
the
last
startlnc
missed
the
shot,
so
Borden
had
two
nagi
AnPther
Important
change
nnl
I.U.k
j
.
j,
WrMlIrt
limit
6w-
vcittii
was
ueienumg
wen
vow
iuuhhj
i,u
uuc
for
Borden
and
Anilesley
lh
goal,10-
Another
would
lengthen
th
mo
auic
,t,cc
Vfcalcu
in
n
lilgn
'
v
4n;
w
Kit
imica
bttBck
and
Honcr
was
nlnnkv
1
-
-
Bhrubsall
added
a
third
tot,
Borden
following
good
work
by
McGuire,
tNaylor
and
Campbelf
and
then
Ivarson
added
a
sixth
-for
high.
High
nea'rly
Increased
the
lead
but
did
not
always
take
advantage
of
Openings
and
a
pleasant,
well-cbn
tested
game
ended
with
High
ahead
by
three,
goals.
The
teams;
High:
Morgan,
N.
Allan,
.Klrken-dall,
Cromp,
Faw,
Chrlstlson,
Wilson,
Ivanson,
Banturbahe,
Duhgate.
Bordenf
Annesley,
Hortg,
.Lee,
HoUston,
Veltch,
Stewart,
Lindsay,
Naylor,
Campbell,
Bhrubsall,
Mc
Ouire,
Referee:
J.
S.
WUson;
linesmen,
A.
Walters
and
T.
Nakamoto.
0.
U.
S.
Football
Saturday
Scores
Notre
Dame
23,
Indiana
0.
Vale
19,
Maine
0.
Harvard
28,
Bates
0.
Northwestern
19,
Nebraska
7.
Cornell
37,
Niagara
6.
Washington-Jefferson
10,
Tech
6..
.
.,
Army
67,
Ktrox'6.
Navy
13,
Wllllato
and
Mary
6.
University
of
WasnWlon
2s
Montani
0.
Oregon
0,
.Idaho
0.
Stanford
6,
Santa
Clara
0.
St.
Mary's
14,
California
0.
Southern'
California
30.
Oretfon
State
0.
Washington
State
13.
University
of
California
0.
Princeton
27,
Amherst
0.
Utah
52,
Idaho
College
0,
Colgate
45,
Lawrence
0.
Purdue
28,
Western
Reserve
0.
Forlda
34.
North
Caroline
staw
Dartmouth
61.
Buffalo
0.
Pennsylvania
3,2.
Swarthmore
7.
Duke
13,
Virginia
Military
0.
Whitman
37.
Albany
College
0.
Maryland
7,
Virginia
6.
England
to
Play
Spam
at
Soccer
on
December
9th
'LONDON,
Eng.,
Oct.
5.
A
fine
series
of
International
soccer
matches
Is
expected
In
the
British
isles
this
season
owlnir
to
the
1ft-
lhg
of
the
ban
by
England
on
players
from
Scotland,
Wales
and
Ireland
engaging
in
such
games
when
owned
by
English
clubs.
One
international
match,
that
between
Ireland
and
Scotland,
has
already
been
played,
Scotland
winning
by
three
goals
to
one.
An
innovation
In
international
soccer
matches
this
season
will
be
a
meeting
between
England
and
Spain
at
Highbury
on
December
9.
The
oldest,
stitodthett,
,
finest
Rye
Whisky
on
the
shelves,
B.C.
12
YEAR
OLD
DOUBLE
DISTILLED
RYE
$3.50
Hep.
Quart
Every
drop
12
years
old
age,
Government
guaranteed.
IW
Ml
!
Tawlan,
M
ilrtt
hM
lh
ILmr
Caatral
Br4
ftktt
I
'"
""
'
"
11
'
111
"'
'mini'
niiiii
i-
rri)
r--i
-1
tniiii
.
i
ir.ii
LAST
SMOOT
OF
SEASON
William
Brass
and
Bill
Cameron
Win
Principal
Prizes
ni
t.,.
r
r.
ven1,
ally
Bn"
such
sucn
occurrence
occurrence
as
as
mar-
mar-
'
Deen
made
by
Charles
P-
Chapman.
6
goals
to
3
Borden
played
up
hill
in
the
first
JZ
to
a""s
whose
control
tne
half
and
not
only
defended
well
but
r""der
made
dangerous
raids
that
forced
the
High
......
defense
.
to
work
hard
to
Campbell
and
Lindsav
made
an
at.
wer
Association
.
and
.
a
scores
made:
200
yds.
500
600
Total
W.
Brass
32
33
29
04
A.
Wylie
31
29
30
90
R.
W;
Cameron
28
30
32
88
R.
Wilson
29
31
28
88
M.
M.
Lamb
....
26
28
29
fts
A.
Palmer
....
23
27
25
75
11.
B.
Eastman..
20
24
23
69
J.
Macfie
16
28
24
68
Ted
Smith
22
21
22
AC
In
the
shoot
for
the
Royal
Arms'Nlnth
The
newly
formed
Skeena
Bad
minton
Club
formally
opened
its
stop
Hop.
(Conft
Iniied
from
rage
One)
the
way
but
were
awfully
sleepy.'
pangborn
said.
"We
had
good
win
61'RLEIOlt
GRIMES
B6
itERO
Grid
Practice
Under
Way
In
South
OF
THIRD
GAME
IN
BASEBALL
CLASSIC
'continued
rrom
mfce
1)
ninth.
Trie
CArdlnals
got
td
drove
in
the
second
inning
when
Jim
Bottomlpv
wnlltprt
Mntt.ttt
tViorl
connected
with
hlx
sixth
hit
nf
hp
series,
Bottomley
going
to
third
and
scorln?
on
Wilson's
single.
Martin
made
third
and
scored
on
Gilbert's
fly-out.
In
the
fourth
Martin
dAuhteri
utter
lidfey
had
tingled
and
both
runners
scored
on
Grimes'
single
to
right.
In
the
ninth
Flowers
walked;
fto-Htg-r
bunted
safely
and
Watklns,
running
running
for
ror
Flowers,
Flowers,
leached
reached
sec-
nscuctauuii
uu
me
MCiNlcnulI
ureCK
.
-"v-
Ranges
was
held
yesterday.
The
I
Orlrlies
fanned
fiVe
batters
before
first
prize,
a
pair
of
gold
cuff
links,
mak,n
wy
lo
Pitcner
Mahaffey
in
was
won
by
W.
'Brass;
second
prise,
a
turkey,
vu
rvtjr
,
won
wuu
by
vy
A.
,
Wvlle
VV
jrllC
massed
fnur
hnttPrs
IhhltiHlnrj'.Tfnirr.
,
II
1U
U
r
...0
i
n
pme,
a
silver
cigarette
case,
won
byiru
Ice'
Chapman
secretary
of
the
rae-
k.
w.
vv.
uameron,
uameron,
and
ana
fourth
xourin
price,
price,
a
a
keep
their
goal
intact.
Chrlstlson
w
c0Irio
peh-khife,
vroh
by
opened
the
score
for
High
and
then
?M
!
R.
Wilson.
Following
were
the
thp
eighth
fnf
a
nlnrh
hUimr
ttn,
Batteries:
St.
Louis,
Grimes
and
Wilson.
Philadelphia,
Grove
and
Coch
rane.
St.
Louis
First
Fifth
R
H
E
Inning
0
0
0
Second
2
3
i
Third
..
0
Fourth
2
Fifth
0
Sixth
o
!
Seventh
,
o
I
Eighth
Sixth
...
Seventh
Eighth
.
Ninth
...
ther
for
the
first
thousand
miles
CASSIN'G
.0
.
1-
OF
BISHOP
'('ontlnued
front
bare
one)
t"J
VT
,
,
Wl
-
1
an
American
tournament
was
held
My
and
broad
culture
and
also
on
me
i.
u.
u.
E.
Hall
courts,
after
pairioi
ana
aaminisiraior.
lie
serv-which
a
social
evening
was
enjoyed
ed
his
church
as
bishop
and
later
.1
1
L.
i
.
,
mm
uULI.U.
-1.
a
i
wiwi
-erTing
oi
reiresnmenw.
r.uuiiiop
ior
more
man
a
There
were
ten
coubles
entered
Quarter
of
a
century.
the
winners
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
J.
a
a
Collector
whose
museum
con-
Norrington.
Play
was
very
keen
and
talned
some
of
the
finest
Works
of
attracted
much
Interest.
the
Italian
masters
in
Canada.
Into
iira
tViA
OI
-
,
waatv
HI
Ml9
Alt
f
w
w-
m
w
w
VVHIUII
TJ
charge
of
Mrs.
Robert
Bartlett,
who
Ghly
knqwn
authentic
portrait
of
was
assisted
by
Miss
Mary
Astorl
Thomas
Moore,
valued
at
$300,000.
and
Miss
Florence
Smith.
i
Born
at
Flumerldge,
N.B..
Feb-
-
'rUarv
20.
1862.
he
Wns
eduratM
nt
PANOBORN
AND
HERNDON
LAND
St.
Stephen's
Grammar
School
AT
WENATCHEE
EAKLY
TODAY
there,
later
attending
St.
Joseph's
AT
END
OF
LONGEST
NOV.
Colleee.
Memramcook.
NB
H
i
completed
his
theological
studies
at
!
Laval
university.
i
Ordination
followed
in
1886
and
Rev.
Father
Casey's
first
appointment
was
as
curate
td
Frederlcton
parish.
IV.
Later
he
was
appointed
to
raised
to
the
dlehltv
"
and
then
climbed
to
17.000
'
feet
In
ti
l
triB
y.
chancellor
of
the
New
Bruns
at
hervyVbUdVover-Duichl
!
Sitct
bor
Dor
at
ai
aayoreaK.
davbnwv"
Bishop
Sweeny
became
,,
111
he.
was
,.,n
nm,..
tt.,-.
nan
?hfSn
fe
ftnd
Coadlot
to
H,s
Qra-
The
form
,n
mbe
k
-
JL
weMcl
dth
of
Bishop
Sweeney
occurred
h
w
"Pa
lu?
6
COr,dn
t
uKe
ln
1900
attd
Most
Rer.
Dr.
Casey
over
It.
The
plane
was
lasrv
but'
.
..
'
u
"
we
flew
oh
through
the
clouds."
Z
h.shon
SAMUSHIRU
BEACH.
JaDnn.
Oct
ttt1
vult
10
Rome
an
the
Holy
5.
Clyde
Pangborn
and
Hugh
Hern-
Land
and
during
that
trip
acq'jlr-
don
Jr.,
after
numerous
delays
ea'maiy
oi
ni
sari,
treasures,
in
finally
got
away
from
here
on
their
?01
he
'as
honored
by
being
isk-projected
nonstop
flight
across
the
ed
10
,ve
Principal
sermon
at
Pacific
'ocean
Sunday
morning,
tne
EUcharlstlc
Congress
held
at
hopping
off
at
8:12
o'clock
(2:12
Montreal
that
year.
p.m.
Saturday
Paclflo
Standard
'
Encouraged
Welfare
Tlmni
A
tuiM
u..
i.t..'
Whin
At-phhtshnn
Null
McMoll
6
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
Cup,
10
shots
at
OOOyard
range,
R.
1
-
W.
Cameron
won
with
a
score
of
43
1
5
12
1
OU
of
a
nn.-wlhlp
fin
M
f
tomh
Philadplnhla
won
the
Regimental
Cup
and
gold
First
o
medal
for
the
highest
average
score
Second
o
throughout
the
season.
.Third
"
0
BADMINTON
TOURNAMENT
Newly
Formed
Skeena
Club
For-
mally
Starts
Play
for
Winter
Season
Fourth
:
o
-...v
.
,
h.vic
uic,
an
iiuui
later
f
.
.
.
.
they
Were
sighted
over
Cape
Ermo
was
transferred
from
Vancouver
to
uu
uie
coast
oi
japan
aDOUt
loo
i.
mc
um.un
uu-
miles
northeast,
nf
hn
That
tar
Polhted
Bishop
Casey
as
his
sue-
tbey
were
averaelna
onlv
about
inft
cessor.
The
hew
archbishop
an-
mues
an
hour,
which
was
a
little
vo'n'ca
priests
to
open
up
sparsely
slower
than
they
had
counted
Upon.
wca
districts,
encouraged
Ca-They
were
again
reported
over
Ne-
tnollc
welfare
agencies,
fostered
muro,250
miles
northeast,
two
hours
caucauonai
institutions
and
exten-and
29
seconds
after
taklnir
off
ded
diocesan
activities.
He
dls-
Tf
than
,niiM
nuiult
ik.i
f-.
'
CCUiraofii
all
lnvlfu
anrf
Indatarl
nr.
Herndon
and
Pangborn
hoped
to
,,Bld
observance
of
church
regula-
iuiiu
at
cait
L,axe
uity.
uuua.
Just
before
leaving
they
put
the
During-the
World
War
he
scvera
following
rations
In
a
barrel:
Dried
Urnes
preached
sermons
enojjurag-shell
fish,
rice
cakes,
army
blscUlt,
In
his
people
to
aid
the
Empire
In
Japanese
powdered
tea.
coffee
ex-
its
struggle,
and
aided
lh
every
way
tract.
Dowdered
milk,
tunar.
hpf
possible
the
Allied
cause.
tea
cubes,
chocolate,
two
pounds
of
In
1920
he
Suffered
a
severe
111-
butter,
three
vacuum
bottles
of
tea,
ne$s
from
Which
he
never
fully
re-three
roast
chickens,
beef
sand
covered
and
from
that
time
his
wlches.
one
pound
of
cheese,
five
work
was
carried
on
in
the
fact
of
pounds
of
tinned
asparagus,
fresh
handicap,
bn
August
30,
1928,
Most
pears,
apples,
oranges
and
lemons,
Hev.
William
Mark
Duke,
formerly
a
quantity
of
powder
consisting
of
parish
priest
at
Balnt
John,
was
sugar
and
dried
milk
with
a
small
appointed
titular
archbishop
of
amount
of
cafflne
added.
Fasix
and
Coadjutor
lo
His
Grace
i
with
right
of
succession.
Much
of
Pangborn
and
Herndon
were
to
the
administrative
work
was
tUrn-follow
the
Qreat
Circle
route
In
their
ed
over
to
the
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