PAQE
FOUR.
TOBEY
TEAM
WINS.GAME
High
School
Softball
Match
Tester-day
Tight
Affair
BUI
Tobeys
softball
team
defea
aoartng
DutjaU.
ErraVks
ball
Radio
Tubes
Tested
Plajwd
r.f.;
Fulton
jc.f.;
Ross
IJ.;
Durgata
2nd;
irarsoc
3rd.
Smith's
team
Mae
Rae
l.f.;
bc-mtmto
p.;
Nalfyuusto.
1st;
Murray
3rd:
Karaym
ss.;
B.
Tobay
2nd;
Green
r.f.;
Oreer..l.f.:
Smith
ci
Umpire
C.
Smith;
Baje
umpire
-AI.
Wells:
scorekeeper
R.
Wilson-reporter
Ola
f
Hanson.
First
Inning
Ted
Smith
to
bat
Mae
Rae
opt
on
long
fly
to
Smith
hi
right
field
NakamoU
thrown
oat
on
first
Allen
to
OllUs.
Domlnato
make
flrat
on
Dwxgates
mitJiswBient
on
aeesnd.
VSirra;
hit
past'
short-atop
scoring
Domlnato.
and
Haoo-ya
to
out
on
a
Trras-ieaauer
to
xrgate.
uoe
run,
two
error.
Tobey
to
bat
Allen
thrown
out
on
first
Dominate
to
Mac
Rae.
Oil
ns
oat
on
first.
Domlnato
to
Nal-eamato.
Morwan
filet
oat
to
Dow
nato.
Domlnato
pitehmt
good
ball.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
Second
Inning
Ted
Satth
to
bat-
Tobey
hits
With
the
Jewell
Tube
Tester
McRAE
IlKOS.,
LTD.
past
second
gaining
first
Greer,
bits
for
a
single
but
Is
forced
out
on
second
by
Greer
s
sinale.
Tobey
caught
on
borne'
by
Morgan,
and;
Mac
Rae
flies
out
to
Durgate.
Kerens,
no
hits,
no
errors-
I
naya
in
deep
short
Two
hits,
two)
no
runs.
thrMhn.,
th.
en.
Donllri
o
and
Allen
had
sef'
Fourth
inninr
Tobey
to
bat
Iirarson
slnzles
bv
bitting
a
hot
grounder
oast
Kan-
laya."
Allen
hits
a
long
fly
for
two
bases.
Olllii
out
on
first:
Dominata
The
oldest,
smoothest,
finest
Rye
Whisky
'
on.
the
shelves.
EX.
12
YEAR
OLD
DOUBLE
DISTILLED
RYE
$3.50
Hep.
Quart
Every
drop
12
yeurs
old
-age,
Government
guuruntced.
I
V.aaw.,
ar
alrert
Itm.
Ik.
IImm
CiJ
ml
Mn
mhl
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
ths
Liquor
Control
ttoard
or
by
the
Qovsrnmtnt
of
British
Columbia.
SENATORS
Haw
tupaort
in
the
ftaU.
Fr
To-
Ted
smith
to
bat-Tobey
stogies
New
York
bejr.
Durte.
Tobey.
and
Afler
to
left
ttM
and
steaU
second
and
Ghlc
w
the
scorers,
Irarson,
Alien,
third.
Allen
fans
Green
and
Greer
i50"
,;he
W?"
Ted
Smith
hit
a
grounder
past'!
while
Oflte.
Morgan
aniDurgatt,
Phflade,ph
'
second
for
two
bases
and
Tobev
!
Wt
m
res.
Mac
Rae
singles
and
SmiU1ston
For
Smith.
B.
Tobey
and
Domin-
tries
to
score
but
is
caughTon
Ctoclnnati
aw
were
we
scorers
ana
nnten.
homo
!,
Mn.
r.
Mac
Raa,
Nalcamato.
Karoya
ana
R.
Tobey
were
notable
In
the
field.
Bettariea
for
Tobey
ATien
p;
Morgan
t.;
tor
T.
Smith
Domtna-to
p.;
SmJtt)
c.
-
-wmu.
VU
a
Ull
no
hits
two
errors.
Tobey
to
bat
Smith
out
on
first
Dominate
to
Nalcamota.
Fulton
hits
to
centre
for
a
single.
Ross
singles
forcing
Fulton
out
on
sec-
luoers
leam
Allen
d.:
ouiis
,.
v.w
.
i
iovwn
Boston
hit,
no
no
runs,
no
errors.
Fifth
Inning
Ted
Smith's
team
to
bat
Dom
lnato
throam
out'
on
first
Tobev
to
Oifll.
Nalcamato
.thrown
out
on
nrst.
Alen
to
Glllis.
Ted
Smith
flies
out
to
Smith'
in
right
fled.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
MOVE
UP
Tobey
to
bat
Tobey
hits
a
bad
grounder
past
Murray
on
third.
,;Teok
Es
lsesslon
of
Second
Dominate
passes
Smith.
Fulton'
rtngies
and
Ross
flies
oat
to
Mae;
Rae
in
left
field
but
Tobey
scorer
Place
Yesterday,
New
York
Yankees
Being
Idle
tad
Ted
Smiths
at
foe
High
School
im
v.r
..(
WASHDiaTO.V,
Sept.
23.
Wash-
on
Tnssday.
The
score
was
J-2
It
rmrf
nUrt
f.v
.,t
t
.,
,
iington
Senators,
by
defeating
the
was
probably
tbe
most
esetttog
and
on
third.
One
run.
one
error
nc
CWcas
Vnlte
V3
best
game
played
in
the
Hlrh
hits.
'
exclusive
hold
on
second
place
in
School
league
this
season
and
it
xhjrd
inninr
,
the
American
League,
the
New
York
certainly
was
a
hard
game
for
Ted
Twl
o,
t
w.,
,-.iYankewHh
tbeCaTetend
Indlans
Smith
to
lose.
At
the
end
of
the
"
ST
Uln8
fifth
lanto
the
Kor,
Mood
in.
on
"
J?'
it
Hfert
and
St
Lou
tie
M
hieh
neeesltated
an
extxa
k?'10
tted
,or
sUth
Phce-
innin
hi
n!v4
base
too
soon
Karay
fomer
josme
to
the
phlladel-
KJ
RvVthe
gam.
for
Ted
1"!
JL.,?"
while
the
latter
de-J
Smith
at
the
end
of
the
filth
With
1
"v
"v
tne
Boston
Red
sax.
Tooty
on
tiatad
and
two
bmo
down.
.
....
.
"SH:f
.ww.kTw"
T.rT
,
hits
a
hot
grounder
to
third
and
li
2.5
oat
for
taking
a
lead
of;
yards
to
catch.
,
hit,
,
.
,'
In
the
sixth
inning
Ted
Smiths
l.
.
i
'
X
team
was
retiredwS,
aTtZT
ilTSt.
r22LTrh2!
OWU
hlU
for
a
safe-,
maay
nits
oil
Domlnato
in
their
,,
,
iy
"d
na
adT,ns
aarantes
to
second
second
on
on
ai
.
.
half
hH
."J.
rf
of
tbe
tmtM
mmint
and
tv
D.
an,
JZ?
erarthrow.
Allen
taking
third.
Al
m
"uwb
w
on
owes,
w
nn
iwo
.
-
,
J
f-
to-
score
on
Morgan's
sln-
m
A-m
tn
fftriirA
,
American
League
'
St.
Louis
5.
Boston
2.
Detroit
6.
Philadelphia's.
Chicago
2,
Washington
7
National
League
Pittsburgh
3,
Philadelphia
2
(13
innings
Brooklyn
6.
St.
Louis
3.
STiTir
rr?
SS
J
-
-
Baseball
Standings
vicnonw.
iddty
in
pi
rmi
ui
ki.
w
Natlottal
League
Won
Lost
Pet
98
53
M9
87
64
J78
82
70
JS39
78
73
J&it
75
76
AW
64
87
.424
.
..
63
89
.414
58
93
J84
i
American
League
Philadelphia
105
Waihingtcn
.
91
Kew
York
90
Cleveland
73
61
1st;
Moraw
c,
Tobey
as,
W.
Smith
ouT
to
va'.!??.
60
St.
IOULS
BO
Chicago
55
44
58
58
75
88
89
89
94
SPORT
CHAT
05
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.608
.495
.409
.403
.403
J69
It
has
never
been
a
very
dlff-cu!t
matter
to
pick
a
strong
team
of
distance
runners
from
Canada
and
It
wrnil
h
Viant
ni
to
Nalcamato
and
Ivarson
Is
caught
jfPrlnS
to
choose
a
group
for
the
on
borne
when
he
tries
to
even
the
core.
Nalcamato
to
Smith.
Morgan
singles,
scoring
Allen.
Tobev
walks.
Mae
wav
Rae
AVC
scores
KViCI
the
U1C
game
HilJUC
b7
D7
Los
Angeles
games
that
is
quite
as
good
as
uie
one
Canada
sent
to
Amsterdam
in
1928.
The
unsatisfactory
thing
o
about
it
is
M
tiuvuuj
nobody
'
i
.
-
.
.
.
trill
Irnnn
ti.KAtKAv
V.a
h
....
tilts
w
I
uiicen
yaros
to
Caicni
"
c
iic
iraui
.0u.ii.il
uy
ui
acep
centre
iieia.i""''
"
"ic
"""i
One
1
ku.
Ivtni
versa.
Tf
If
lttrla
little
D.nn
Percy
U'i
Wver.
IU
ran.
two
hits,
one
error.
Six
Inning
Ted
Smith
to
bat
Kanava
flies
oat
to
Allen.
Tobey
-m
flies
out
to
-
the
aged
Toronto
midget,
had
one
of
his
good
days
the
day
the
Olympa:
Marathon
Is
run.
the
mite
dodder
would
be
a
tough
'
"O
"
opponent
VjfVf4VIII
fVi
for
Fulton
in
centre"
field.
Green
sin-1
j
any
runner
in
the
world
to
beat
gjea
on
Tobey
error
on
short
but
Similarly.
Ouelphs
veteran
Scot.
Oreen
files
out
to
Tobey.
No
runs'
Johnny
Cuthbert..
Is
almost
un-
no
hits,
one
error
Tobay
to
bat
Futon
thrown
out
I
on
first
Domlnato
to
Nalcamato.
Roas
singles,
but
is
forced
out
on
neaiaDie
when
he
has
an
"on
day."
Cliff
Brlcker,
of
Oalt.
wai
consistently
superior
to
"anything
in
Canada
befor
the
1928
Olympl
nas
once
more
taken
to
winning
marathons
and
modified
mara
thons.
But
for
the
most
nart.
there
hasn't
been
many
changes
in
the
general
situation.
Instead
of
marathonlng,
Brlcker
may
definitely
choose
to
make
the
THE
DAILY
T-b"!
23,
lMl
The
World
'
Record
Trout
The
largrtt
known
vpeclmrn
of
brook
trout
Ukrn
by
an
angler
was
that
rausht
by
Dr.
J.
W.
Cook,
Fort
TUlUm,
Ont.,
in
I
ha
MacDonald
Rapid
of
the
Mplgoo
River,
and
weighed
14U
PUnda.
Thla
MtiiJ
brook
trou
t
waa
caught
in
the
preaama
o4
tan
wtincaaca.
-
'for
15c
t0
for
25c.
wid
in
fiat
tins
of
fifty
and
ont
hundred.
comeback.
Johnny
Miles,
the
smiling
Buenose.
who
runs
for
Ham
ilton
Olympic
Club,
may
spring
an
upset
victory
In
any
event
he
I
tackles,
but
Johnny
Is
the
nuwt!
famed
ln-and-outer
of
the
lot.
i
Wyer
ranks
as
the
steadiest.
Denmark
has
given
Wef
tem
Can-1
ada
a
distinct
nrosDcct
for
an
I
viympic
place
in
Hartlngton
Anderson,
red-haired
fellow
who
has
come
outstanding
at
any
distance
up
to
ten
miles.
Running,
for
the
Calgary
Altomah
club,
Anderson
ran
away
from
field
after
field
this
season
and
only
failed
to
place
In
the
Domlon
slx-mlle
title
race
at
Winnipeg
because
his
legs
Ivarson
ivarson
hits
nits
a
a
long
lone
drive
drive
to
to
th.
thvwhen
u'h.n
PanaHa
Canada
vmiu
wanted
him
him
to
.
be
u.i
.
bank
for
a
two-bagger
and
Allen
hit
to
bank,
scoring
Durgate.
The
Argentine"
government
has
token
stepi
to
build
approximately
800
miles
of
hard
surfaced
toll
highways,
a
greater
mileage
of
roads
usable
the
year
around
than
now
exists
in
that
country.
most,
and
from
appearances,
the
Dominion's
distance
event
hopes
rest
practically
on
the
same
uncertain
shoulders
.
they
did
three
years
ago.
Harold
Webster.
Billy
Reynolds.
Johnny
Miles.
Wyer
and
Bicker
arc
still
the
best
one.
one
day
and
another
the
next.
Cuth
bert,
who
slipped
back
a
little
after
he
ran
at
the
1924
Parts
Olympics.
gave
out
on
the
heavy
dirt
horserace
track
where
the
arind
was
held.
Anderson
chased
Webster
for
three
miles
without
showing
anv
lgns
of
trpubft.
remaining
only
behlndJ
lie
kept
on
after
Billy
Reynolds
had
quit
and
when
he
Mt
It..
It.
a
I
A.
a
'
a
.
I
I
.111
a
a.
t
.
i
.
I
oaiuea
uricaer
rignt
up
to
uie
tape
In
an
International
12-mlle
marathon
at
Toronto.
Another
Oalt
man.
Fred
Sar-geant,
seenu
likely
to
lead
Canada's
prospective
5,000-metre
run
ners
Into
action
at
the
1932
Mali.
After
trying
almost
every
Ions
10,000
metres
his
distanee
Anrl.ti.tn..
...i
u..
....i.
u
..
Webster
is
Ukely
to
follow
suit
,
to
the
5.000
as
his
specialty
and!
The
44yeax
old
Hamilton
star
won
'even
gallops
an
occasional
mile
in
me
uanaaian
six-mile
champion-
competlon
to
test
his
speed.
Hi
hlp
for
the
second
time
this
-,y
conrruered
Billy
Klbblcwhlte
month
at
Winnipeg.
Brlcker
hai;
Winnipeg
youth
who
ran
In
th-won
several
events
at
this
distance
Amsterdam
games,
at
Winnipeg1
In
the
east
since
he
returned
to
'this
month.
Fred
Franklin,
a,
the
gamcj
after
a
two-year
layolt.
team-mile
ol
Klbblewhlte.
U
com-1
Three
years
ago
Brlcker
rated
as
ing
along
fast
and
stands
ahead
the
best
marathon
ipan
Canada
of
h'atk-halred
Billy
as
a
possl-1
jhad
produced
since
Billy
Sherrlng.
blllty.
One
or
two
of
a
large1
of
Hamilton,
ran
a
historic
May
field
of
aspirants
In
the
east
are
Day
race
at
Athens
in
1900.
Sen
quite
likely
to
devolop
In
the
nexr.
overseas
several
weeks
before
the
year
perhaps
sufficiently
to
threat-Olympic
games
so
he
could
be-
en
the
old
stand-bys.
but
there-come
acclimated,
the
sensational
doesn't
seem
to
be
anything
better
Oalt
boy
finished
tenth.
Brlcker
than
Brlcker,
Reynolds.
Cuthbert.
iP.tlr.l
tK.rtl.
,fl.,
1.1.
...
.
a
i
.
.
m
.
...
.
-
-
.
.......
.....;
.iki
uu
iT.uiii,
Hufi
ana
wyw
can
oner
in
a
iand
only
recently
attempted
a
marathonlng
way.
'
'
imperial
Takaceo
Company
f
Canada,
Limited
I
BADMINTON
ORGANIZED
Anyox
Club
to
Start
Play
Next
.Month
Selects
President
j
ANYOX.
Sept.
23.
The
Anyox
Badminton
Club
has
elected
officers
for
the
coming
season
as
follows:
President!
S.
Peters.
Vice
President,
T.
cloke.
Secretary-Treasurer,
Mrs.
C.
O.
Fricker.
Executive
Mrs.
Johnston,
Miss
France
Dresser,
R.
Deet
hand
O.
O.
Macintyre.
The
season
will
be
officially
opened
early
next
month.
ENGLISHMEN
i
win
snr
pfr
wvv
"
75
yards
back
of
Webster.
Ander-I
sun
imciiuj
wu
uiu
lur
a
piace
on
the
Canadian
team,
either
In
thelsr'm
t,evtn
PP-!
.mama
-
..
1
ti.nl.
ftw
C
.
r.
a
n
t
f'A...
n
V
1
1
ju.wu
metres
or
marauion.
uavet
-
Komenon,
of
Toronto.
Is
another!
'ckpool
who
may
oust
one
of
the
old-1
timers
from
the
next
Olympic
BLACKPOOL,
Eng.,
Sept.
23.-A
squad.
He
has
given
Impressive
team
drawn
,rom
the
EnilW
Soccer
performances
In
races
at
Varied
defeated
an
IrUh
eleven
dlslanrM
in
Ontario
anri
r.nt)he
WW
X
a
score
of
four
to
nil.
I
rDOi
l4iat.timethalii,
Imeetyou?
A
day
work
tiplihed.
But
they
ar
itltl
fre.h.
and
bright.
Thr
will
tell
you
that
the
way
to
kwp
freih
U
to
keep
your
tnouih
rtfrthJ.
Tiie
pure,
cool
ftavof
of
WRICLEY'S
ttfrethea
mouin
noiiv
ing
U
can.
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ATisnriNQ
TIME
WORKS
WONDERS
nast
mm
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SPEAKS
yor
ITSELF
TliU
in
inderxl
a
rrconl
Ircakinj
tnnit
tme
to
make
fishermen
umilc
iih
pIcaMire
...
as
Turret's
record
of
high
quality
makes
smokers
smile
villi
atifartion.
Millions
of
Canadian
have
found
In
Turret
the
Ciparettc
vliiih
is
mild
and
fragrant,
yet
perfectly
satisfying.
After
all,
nothing
can
replace
fcood,
honest
tohacco;
grow
it
and
riiennl
risht
out
in
the
field
under
nature's
ohii
sunlight
nothing
artificial
about
that
and
the
high
quality
Is
"inhred".
Qualitu
and
Mildness
urret
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UMaM
H
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BiaikrivC'BBissnBHssKBwSsB
JL.
all
aver
th
World
lor
iu
wonJcrful
AAlktntf
.rv)
kkfin.
MhMlL
.
vu
,
I
.
,
qiackly
itopi
pun
and
irritation,
.ii...
:-D
.!
i
hethhyikin.
Ztm-BukUaqu.lt
u
food
for
ccnmt,
ulccri
and
pun
it
lor
duly
mu.
bap
audi
at
burnt.
tcaltla,
cuti,
bruiw
or
cold
tort.
A
tempii
finandpottpaid
mu
o
union
application
to
zam
BukCo
menta
mm
BP
M
On
lha
rk
.
ol
a
bollls
ol
5agnmi
83RyaWnUky
is
a
Govarnmanl
I
bel
basring
Ihs
y"
in
which
Ihls
wM.li
wai
ilorad
and
proving
ihsl
II
U
7
yrf
old.
Q(S-
RYE
WHISKX
This
advertisement-
ia
not
published
or
displayed
by
tn
Control
Board
or
by
the
Oavernment
of
British
C
olumbia
i.lquot
Mr.
Thom
Careifi
Aw..
Vwv
Quevrntrt.---
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L-u.
UK
J7im-Buk
for
nwr
than
thirty
yw
5
InttUttim
lk
it
for
ctita.
bru-ra.
d"
fiaPUVa
ItUI
ntntwv
mitam.
and
it
hai
alwaya
mat
aaUalactun
Itl
neaans
w
.
an3
r.IUvina
Bain.
My
prnooal
ep
ion
ia
that
it
it
on.
of
the
U
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raarket.
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