the
Legion
defence.
Full
time
came
!
Association's
Softball
League
last
wth
the
Legion
attacking.
(
night.
It
was
a
good
fast
game
Regiment:
Laidler,
Watson,
Thur-1
which
the'
Round
House
put
on
ice
ber;
Edgecumbe,
Kelsey,
Redpath,
jby
making
six
runs
In
the
second
Wilson,
Lyons,
Carroll,
Fong.
Wing-:
Inning.
Offices
got
their
lone
run
ham.
Canadian
.Legion
J.
Smith;
Sack;
W.
Murray,
Howe,
Wood-
in
the
ninth
stanza.
Tulloch
and
Peterson
comprised
the
battery
for
the
Round
House
side;
A.
Nother,
J.
Murray,
Dennejwith
Boulter
and
Arney
for
the
Of-Warren.
Bussanlch.
flees.
"
Referee,
W.
Barton;
linesmen,
A.
Next
game
will
be
played
Friday
Clapperton,
-3.
Norrington.
Comment
on
Game
The
game
was
very
evenly
con
tested
but
the
defences
were
gen-
"
erally
able
to
repel
attacks
of
the
.forwards.
Legion
had
two
spares
neither
of
whom
was
of
any
assistance.
The
Regiment
were
handicapped
by
Carroll's
old
injury
crippling
him
early
in
the
game
and
by
Lyons'
weakness.
Smith
had
little
to
do
in
the
Legion
goal
but
was
safe.
Jack
and
Baptle
were
a
fine
pair
of
backs.
Woodslde
was
the
pick
of
the
halves
though,
at
times
his
tactics
are
questionable;
Howe
played
hard.
W
Murray
tackled
well
though
he
did
not
feed
his
forwards.
Warren
and
Bussanlch
were
the
best
forwards.
Murray
showed
some
ball
control
but
Is
very
Ineffective.
The
two
new
men
were
of
no
value.
Laidler
had
hard
luck
In
losing
the
goal
after
stopping
Warren's
fierce
drive.
Thurber
was
very
safe,
both
with
head
iand
feet.
Watson's
miss
led
up
to
the
goal,
otherwise
he
was
good.
Kelsey
turned
In
a
fine
game
at
centre
half,
tackling
surely
and
evidently
trying
to
open
(
out
the
game
and
feed
his
forwards.
1
Edgecumbe
was
reliable
and
fast
and
shows
promise
of
having
a
good
season.
Fong
was
the
best
forward
with
Wlnsham
next.
Carroll
was
lame
soon
after
thestart
but
does
not
look
like
ft
centre
forward.
Lyons
was
very
weak.
Wilson
crossed
some
dangerous
balls.
Gllhuly
Cup
Standing
W.
L.
D.
F.
A.
P.
Merchants
2
0
0
4
0
4
Legion
-
.2
1
0
3
3
4
Regiment
.
..
0
3
0
1
S
0
Walters
Wins
Rave
The
final
of
the
100-yard
handicap
was
run
off,
Alex
Walters
winning
from
Philip
Edgecumbe
by
t
good
yard.
Vance
had
a
handicap
of
four
yards
with
Edgecumbe
and
Walters
at
scratch.
Edgecumbe
was
left
at
the
start
while
Waltep
had
caught
Vance
In
20
yards.
Edgecumbe
made
a
fine
effort
but
never
had
a
chance
after
his
poor
getaway
and
Walters
was
never
night
between
Station
and
Offices.
The
C.N.R.A.
will
play
the
Porters
tonight.
'A
FLASH
OF
LIGHTNING-VL
CONTAINS
ENOUGH
fcUturKlCITYTO
WCrHT
H
KQU5E
FOR
FORTY
YEARS
Send
in
ten
cent
m
lUmpi
and
we
will
mul
you
coinpl
te
et
of
"Do
You
Know
'
card
tuiy
card
of
knowledge
and
curtail
fads
printed
in
color
(tize
tW
x
Ity').
Or
twenty
cents
will
bring
you
Ue
sixty
card
accompanied
by
an
albumin
whichthe
cards
can
be
placed
as
apermanen
t
cuflwtion
.
Addreai
lpt.
6
,
Tuckett
Tobacco
Co,
Ltd,
Hamilton.
BucVingbam
Cirarettt
tin
oo
Ui
choice
cboica
I
tobaccos,
sun-
Mreihinc
blend
of
treated
by
powerful
ultra
violet
rays.
There
Is
no
more
rutUowiuj
influence
than
tlx
sun.
liuckJngliam.
treated
with
giant
sun
lamps,
are
rrmarVably
cool
and
mellow
an
all
-pleasure
cigarette,
never
varying
in
quality,
packed
for
freabness
in
the
patented
sealed
package:
saLasa
rriyna
COAL
i
Huy
the
real
Coal
our
famous
f'.don
and
CasKldy
Wellington
In
any
quantities.
Also
Bulkier
Valley
IUy,
Grain
and
ftoblii
Hood
Flour.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
PHONES
68
AND
658
SPARTAN
ATHLETIC
CLUB
IS
VERY
MUCH
ALIVE
URGES
SIDEWALK
'REPAIRS
i
......
Editor,
Dally
News:
I
think
your
article
In
Tuesday's
paper
urging
all
citizens
to
keep
their
premises
In
good
repair
dur
ing
this
period
of
depression
was
well
timed.
Very
often
just
a
little
thought,
labor
and
a
small
outlay
frbm
each
property
owner
will
prevent
that
"down
at
the
heels"
ap
pearance
which
spoils
a
city.
I
would
suggest
that
you
send
a
marked
copy
of
this
edition
to
each
of
our
city
fathers,
for
they
should
set
an
example
in
this
direction,
and
are
sometimes
a
bit
remiss.
For
instance,
early
last
fall
our
good
council
saw
fit
to
barricade
the
sidewalk
on
Seventh
Street
from
Second
to
Third
Avenues.
Now
this
is
the
most
direct
route
from
the
Post
Office
to
Third
Avenue,
i
and
certainly
should
not
be
closed
for
nine
months.
In
the
first
place
it
was
not
In
very
bad
condition.
It
Is
level,
has
a
solid
foundation
and
ten
dollars
j
would
have
put
it
In
good
repair.
The
street
is
used
constantly.
It
Is
wonderful
how
quickly
we
northern
;
people
adapt
ourselves
to
condi
tions,
however
Inconvenient
they!
'
may
be.
The
"Dangerous
Closed
to
m
tn2
V.1..X
.
mti.
...
!
siaiiM;
bi&us
iiuyc
vjy
uific
terror
for
us
now.
It
is
Interesting
to
watch
how
the
different
people
manage
to
swing
around
these
obstacles;
one
foot
planted
firmly
at
the
support
of
the
barricade
and
the
other
swung
in
1
midair
for
a
time,
always
seems
to
swing
the
body
around
to
safety
.on
,the
sldewojk.
Some
flappers
man-I
age
it
wth
a
flourish,
while
their
elders
not
so
good;
I
have
even
seen
ja
cripple
with
crutches
manlpu-;
late
It
slowly
and
painfully,
prefer-I
ring
this
to
the
rough,
stony
road.
!
Now
the
tourist
season
is
here
and
certainly
it
does
noi.
make
a
good'
impression
on
strangers
when
they
visit
the
post
office
'and
most
of
them
dol
to
see
this
danger
sign
on
the
rtreet
leading
to
the
main
thoroughfare.
They
will
probably
not
be
venturesome
enouRii
to
risk
the
dangers
set
forth
and
saunter
back
'
to
the
boat
without
ever
having
seen
I
our
fair
city.
I
hope
your
policy
of
a
sane,
economical
program
of
repair
and
improvement
Mill
be
followed
by
our
citizens
and
city
council,
and
that
Uiey
will
begin
on
Seventh
Street.
Signed:
RATEPAYER.
UASEKALL
June
11-SOC
vs.
Millionaire.
June
15
Elks
vs.
6.O.C.
June
18
MMlonalrs
vs.
Elks.
June
22
MUllooalri
v.
BjO.C,
THE
DAILY
NEWS
.....
News
and
Views
of
Sport
World
Famous
Women
Golfers
LEGION
Son
f
Ty
Cobb
WINNER'
Defeated
Regiment
One
to
Nil
in
Soccer
'Game
WALTERS
WINS
RACE
The
Ollhuly
Cup
fixture
last
evening
between
.the
Legion
and
the
Regiment
was
productive
of
an
evenly-contested
game
with
the
Legion
rather
lucky
winners
by
the
only
score
of
the
match.
Regiment
forwards
were
clever
at
the
start
but
Baptle
cleared
and
then
Dennewas
weak
when
the
Legion
attacked.
Edgecumbe
cleared
when
Warren
was
dangerous
and
Wilson
crossed
a
couple
but
Carroll
failed.
Howe
forced
the
game
and
Warren
had
an
opening
but
shot
weakly.
Kelsey
was
very
effective.
Fong
and
Wlngham
combined
nicely
but
the
former
shot
past.
Wilson
had
an
opening
but
lost
the
ball.
Watson
missed
and
Warren
was
through
but
Laidler
saved
his
hard
drive.
To
prevent
a
corner
the
goalie
followed
out
and,
In
a
scrim-
mage,
Bussanlch
got
the
ball
and
his
weak
shot
rolled
along
and
Into
the
goal
for
the
opening
score.
Car-
,
roll
was
limping
badly
and
Wilson
'
went
into
centre.
Thurber
cleared
and
Regiment
were
attacking
when
half
time
came.
Legion
attacked
at
the
start
with
"Woodslde,
Warren
and
Howe
com
bining
but
Watson
kicked
clear.
Baptle
and
Jack
were
hard
put
to
stop
Fong
and
Wingham
but
the1
ball
was
cleared.
W.
Murray
stopped
1
Wlngham
and
drove
In
a
long
shot
that
Laidler
easily
cleared.
Warren
finished
very
weakly
when
close
In
on
Laidler,
turning
the
ball
tamely
Into
the
keeper's
hands.
Watson
came
through
to
help
the
Regiment
forwards
but
Wlngham
crossed
the
ball
too
far
back
and
an
opening
-was
lost.
Carroll
had
an
open
goal
but
was
too
lame
to
take
advantage
of
it
and
Smith
cleared.
A
claim
for
a
penalty
by
the
Regiment
was
disallowed.
Wilson's
corner
lust
Tyrus
Raymond
Cobb,
Jr..
son
of
famous
'Georgia
Peach,"
student
at
Yale
University,
evidently
doesn't
care
to
follow
In
the
footsteps
of
his
noted
father
for
he
has
been
elected
captain
of
tennis
team
SOFTBALL
IS
PLAYED
Round
House
Defeated
Offices
Score
of
Eight
to
One
Last
Evening
By
Playing
an
exceptionally
good
game.
Round
House
defeated
Of
fices
by
a
score
of
eight
to
one
"In
missed
the
cross
bar
to
the
relief
of
I
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
LETTER
BOX
Editor,
Daily
Newst
On
behalf
of
the
Spartan
Athletic
Club,
I
wish
to
take
exception
to
a
news
item
which-appeared
on
your
ports
page
a
few
days
ago.
In
reporting
the
last
football!
same,
you
say
that
the
newly
form-id
Spartan
Athletic
Club
should
take
advantage
of
the
100-yard
handicap
race
fostered
by
the
Football
Association,
or
words
to
that
effect.
We
feel
that
In
this
ar
ticle
there
was
a
very
obvious
in-;
ihuatlon
that
the
Spartan
Club
was
not
showing
many
signs
of
life.
We
also
feel
that
the
Football
Associa-
ion
may
think
they
are
staging
the
handicap
for
our
benefit
only.
The
Spartan
Club
knew
nothing
about
the
race
officially.
The
race
was
open,
and
If
individual
members
of
our
club
were
unable
to
get
up
to
the
grounds
that
in
no
way
should
reflect
upon
the
club.
If
the
football
association
wants
us
to
enter
runners
to
a
handicap
meet,
we
should
very
much
appreciate
some
notification
of
how
the
handicaps
are
to
be
decided,
and
any
other
necessary
details.
The
Spartan
Athletic
Club
Is
very
much
alive,
and
the
members
are
most
anxious
to
take
part
In
races
at
all
times,
but
if
Individual
members
fall
to
turn
up
to
a
race
that
Is
open
and
In
no
way
restricted
to
club
members,
then
the
club's
name
should
not
be
mentioned
in
a
reprimand
for
Individuals.
Thanking
you
for
the
very
valu
able
publicity
you
have
given
the
elub,
and
trusting
that
this
explanation
may
meet
with
the
under
standing
of
the
football
association.
I
am,
Yours
faithfully,
J.
W.
PLOMMER,
President
Spartan
Athletic
Club.
BALL
RACE
i
IS
TIGHT
No
Change
in
Philadelphia-Wash'
Ington
Standing
Giants
in
Second
IMaoe
NEW
YORK,
June
10:
Philadel
phia
Athletics
and
Washington
Senators
continued
their
race
for1
American
League
honors
yesterday,:
the
former
winning
over
the
Detroit
;
Tigers
while
the
latter
again
down-
ed
the
Chicago
White
Sox.
St.
Louis
Cardinals
won
over
;
Brooklyn
Robins
and
retained
an
j
undiminished
lead
in
the
National
League.
New
York
Giants
moved
into
undisputed
possession
of
second
place
by
defeating
Chicago
Cubs.
Yesterday's
scores:
American
League
Washington
9,
Chicago
3.
Philadelphia
12,
Detroit
3.
Other
games
rained
out.
National
League
Philadelphia
7.
Pittsburg
3.
Cincinnati
7,
Boston
2.
New
York
10,
Chicago
2.
St.
Louis
6,
Brooklyn
5.
Baseball
Standings
National
League
w.
SL
Louis
29
New
York
26
Chicago
25
Boston
22
Brooklyn
...a
21
!
Philadelphia
t
20
PltUbUrg
...20
Cincinnati
1
Itsur-
.-.15
L.
12
18
19
23
24
24
25
33
American
League
-
..'
;
W.
L.
Philadelphia;
..35
11
Washington..,
-..30
18
New
York
...!Lj......':.
:25
20
Cleveland
25
22
Chicago
18
28
Boston
18
28
St.
Louis
J
16
26
Detroit
19
33
Pet.
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Big
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nil,
1,4.
Duthle
Mines,
nil,
4
Ms.
George
Copper,
40,
50.
Georgia
River,
2,
4.
Golconda,
nil,
18.
Grandview,
3,
4.
Indian
Mlnes1,
Ufc.
Mohawk,
nil,
2.
Marmot
Metals,
nil,
National
Sliver,
nil,
2'4.
Noble
rive,
4,
5.
Oregon
Copper,
4&,
nil.
Premier,
65,
72.
Potrer-Idaho,
4,
5.
Reeves
Macdonald,
20,
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Rufus-Argenta,
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Ruth-Hope,
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5.
Silver
Crest,
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X
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Snowflake,
nil,
2V.
Topley
Richfield,
,1,
IVt-Woodbine,
h
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Merland,
8,
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Mercury,
l9VSr20.
Calmont,
6,
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Devenlsb,
nlL
5,
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51,
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11.
Eastern
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Noranda,
17.00,
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Int.
Nickel.
1150,
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26.25.
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814)0,
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fiOri,
nil,.
M
Fire
at
Farmhouse
OfLocairfeiNear
Terrace
Yesterday
Sup
io
'.-uiy
caue4
by
an
over
heated
t-lilmney
pipe,
the
small
house
on
the
farm
hear
Tcf
rncv
of
Charles
H.
Flnlay
of
this
city
caught
fire
last
evening
between
5
and
$:30
o'clock.
The
flames
were
extinguished
with
no
more
serious
damage
than
burning
or
part
of
the
.root.
When
these
young
misses'
names
are
included
in
any
women's
golf
tournaments
it
s
high
jne
fa
their
opponents
to
watch
out
to:
their
laurels.
They
took
part
in
the
Women's
Metrupom
.ui
coif
Association
international
team
matches
at
the
Montclalr
Golf
Club,
NJ.
Left
to
right:
Miss
MurL
Parker,
N.Y.,
and
Miss
Helen
Hicks,
Long
Island,
Jersey;
Miss
Glnna
Collctt.
Weschester
I
SPORT
CHAT
Now
that
all
the
teams
In
the
local
baseball
league
have
met
each
other
a
general
idea
of
the
comparative
strengths
is
seen.
Sons
of
Canada,
who
won
both
their
games
last
week,
are
made
up
mostly
of
the
younger
boys
and
have
several
players
who
have
not
played
In
senior
company
before.
Styles
at
first,
Johnson
at
short
and
Comadlna
In
the
outfield
are
all
young
players,
while
Roberts
and
Kenny
are
new
men
in
town.
As
long
as
Lamble's
arm
keeps
in
good
condition,
they
should
have
no
trouble
In
winning
their
share
of
games.
The
Elks,
thought
at
first
to
have
the
strongest
line-up
in
(he
circuit.
seem
to
have
got
off
to
a
bad
start.
some
time
on
account
of
Ill-health.
Andy
Donald's
Millionaires,
considered
at
first
to
be
very
weak,
look
much
better
now
that
he
has
acquired
a
few
new
men
and
If
he
can
Jteep
his
players
in
town
will
be
a
hard
team
to
beat.
Both
the
manager
and
the
players
of
this
team
are
to
be
commended
for
the
manner
In
which
they
turn
out
on
time
fdr
the
games,
with
always
a
player
or
two
to
spare.
There
a
nothing
more
annoying
to
the
fans
than
to
arrive
at
the
game
on
Ume
and
have
to
wait
half
an
hour
for
two
or
three
players
to
show
up.
If
all
the
tqams
follow
the
Millionaires
example
there
it
no
doubt
that
the
supporters
of
the
diamond
pastime
will
turn
out
In
larger
numbers.
There
Is
no
doubt
that
Mlas
G.
A.
Lunn.
half-mile
champion.
Is
the
Their
inability
to
field
a
strong
best
woman
distance
runner
the
team
on
Sunday,
when
they
were
world
has
ever
seen."
So
writes
a
one-fifth
seconds.
-UniLoba
residents
who
are
fond
of
fishing
have
an
adv.umg
,iTO
outsiders
who
desire
to
fi-h
m
province,
the
resident
.h.t-
ij;
being
required
to
take
mr
.
ur
permit,
wnue
visitor'-
:r.i:
j
fee
of
$5
before
enKaum..
pastime.
This
fact
has
b.
,
n
t,
to'
public
notice
recent
i
b
Cunningham,
director
r
-..n
flatteries
of
Manitoba
ah
.,.
lttentlon
to
the
fact
trw
ing
season
in
that
provitw.
:
ill
the
year
round.
I
v
A.
L
..id
PURCHASE
LABRADOR
Dominion
Government
is
Considering
It,
Premier
It.
B.
Bennett
Announces
556
hort
some
players
no.
doubt
cost;
London
sporUng
expert
of
a
relay!
OTTAWA,
June
10
Tlx'
m
J32thera
a
victory
over
the
Sons.
Mon-
j
race
at
Stamford
Bridge
when
Miss
of
the
purchase
of
Labrac
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'day
night
their
batting
list
looked
Lunn
set
up
a
new
world's
record
'
gaging
the
attention
.391
Jpretty
weak.
Vic
Menzle
and3eorge
for
1,000
metres,
which
she
covered
jment
at
present
and
will
i
.381
Mitchell
will
strengthen
the
Mne-up
in
three
minutes
four
and
two-fifth
creaslngly
in
the
futun
P:.
.365
when
Uiey
turn
out,
but
BW
Harold
seconds,
as
against
the
previous
B.
Bennett
stated
in
the
H
will
likely
be
out
of
the
game
for
best
of
three
minutes,
eight
and
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