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FOTO.
MARTIN
IS
ACCLAIMED
Sports
Writer
and
Announcer
Arc
Heard
in
Radio
Interview
'
Cards
Favored
Something
Itadical
Must
Be
Done
to
Help
Athletics
There
never
was
anyone
like
him
before
and
there
will
probably,
never
be
another
like
him
again,"
said
Qrantland
Rice,
noted
American
sports
writer.
In.
a
radio
interview
last
evening
describing
the
batting
feats
in
the
World
Series
of
"Pepper"
Martin.
sensa
tlonal
centreflelder
of
the
St.
Loul?
Cardinals
"He
has
given
the
biggest
thrills
in
years
'
to
those
five
great
crowds
of
baseball'
fans.
"The
Cardinals
should
be
top-heavy
favorites
to
clean
up
now,"
ments
will
be
served
by
the
com
mlttee.
Badminton
has
not
been
long
introduced
at
the
smelter
town
and
it
is
proving
a
very
popular
winter
sport
there.
Some
very
good
i
players
have
been
developed.
Pos-I
rlbly
Anyox
players
may
be
seen
in
(X
T
TIMF
Prince
Rtroert
durinir
the
romlne.vljLf
1
AJviLiiYvJ
winter.
RANGERS
WIN
OVER
CELTIC
Will
Meet
Queen's
Park
Saturday
In
Final
For
Glasgow
Cup
GLASGOW,
Scotland.
Oct.
8:
The
Rangers
defeated
Celtic
yesterday
in
the
seml-flnal
of
the
Glasgow
Soccer
Cup
by
a
score
of
two
to
nil
and
will
meet
Queen
s
Park
in
the
final
on
Saturday.
Athletics'
Pitching
Aces
continued
Rice,
"but
they
may
have
to
beat
Earnshaw
again
if
Leftv
Grove
and
George
Earnshaw.
whom
Connie
Mack
is
now
depending
they
are
eoinir
to
enn
e?;niH
upon
to
retain
world's
baseball
championship
for
Philadelphia.
Earnshaw
and
Burleigh
Grimes
be
-
--
-
-on
opposing
mounds,
there
may
aLttrtfSjrr
Connie
Mack
to
Use
His
Mound
Talking
of
the
fielding
performances
in
the
series,
Graham
Mc-Namee,
famous
radio
announcer
of
sports
events,
also
in
the
inter-'
view,
expressed
the
opinion
that
Gelbert,
.
Cardinal
shortstop,
hac1
done
remarkable
work.
Bottomley's
.
mm
nt-Tntm
n
o
tj
t
i
-n,
v
Oct.
8.
Before
with
performance
was
also
outstanding.
PHILADELPHIA,
leaving
his
"if
the
Athletics
are
to
scramble
Philadelphia
Athletics
for
St.
Louis
where
the
world
series
through,
ai
Simmons,
jimmy
Fox
campaign
will
be
resumed
tomorrow
at
Sportsmen's
Field,
and
Mickey
Cochrane
will
have
to
ome
ground
of
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals,
Connie
Mack,
?yUhitttof
immedtetef""11
l
veteran
onager
of
the
Mackmen,
broke
his
usual
ration
Rice
again
y'
Wen'
cence
in
regard
to
his
pitching
choice
The
old
master,
hh
u..
.
....
whose
strategy
has
been
seriousl:
m
wivj
n
lit
liu
V
C
-J
KfTt
UUl
the
army
or
the
marines
ani
"tlo,n??
H?
QU.lt8
n"
intimated
that
his
two
roundhio
thtt
timber
wnif
P.nnr
dldly
ac:
Martin."
added
McNamee,.
SPORT
CHAT
Aces
in
Final
Frantic,
Effort;
Grimes
Is
Gabby
Street
Choice
the
batUe
in
the
last
two
games
Lefty
Grove
will
go
In
tomorrow
and.
if
the
Athletics
win.
George
Earnshaw
will
be
used
in
the
flnt.'
game
on
Saturday.
If
Grove
should
get
into
difficulties
tomorrow.
Earn;haw
may
relieve
him.
Both
'
Orove
and
Earnshaw
have
so
far
The
championships
of
the
Hidden
WOn
a
game
apiece
and
lost
ono.
Creek
Tennis
Club
at
Anyox
have
while
Mack
intimated
that
Grove
been
settled.
Miss
Isobel
Gillies
and
u-oUid
start
tomorrow,
it
is
pos-Jim
Dixon
won
the
mixed
doubles.
slbie
he
might
reverse
the
proeeed-Mlss
Isobel
Gillies,
the
ladles'
sin-
tnt!.
flnfj
start
Eamihaw
singles.
The
tennis
season
at
Anyox
,,,.,...
j0v.,j
v.
.
L.
dtaals
Pot.
wUl.
undoubtedly.
be
fhi
this
v,r
was
m.
a
successful
year
very
one
and
there
was
much
keen
play.
The
Anyox
badminton
season
will
the
veteran
Burleigh
Orlmes,
who
distinguished
himself
in
the
third
game
of
the
series
last
Mondiy.
open
tonight.
After
play,
refresh-
T
"
!
",1
Z
he
was
beaten
in
the
opener
a
week
ago
today
and
who
is
aching
to
get
another
chance
at
the
AY
FOREGATHER
SKIDEGATE.
Oct.
8.
Thomas
A.
Kelley,
head
of
the
Kelley
Logging
Co.
of
Logan
Inlet,
paid
a
short
visit
here
recently
and
was
the
guest
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
C.
Stevens.
Mr.
Kelly
plans
shortly
to
bring
a
Jarge
party
of
capitalists
up
from
Vancouver
for
a
hunting
trip
on
his
service
boat
Norah
Jane.
George
D.
Beattle
and
W.
G.
Mc-Morris
were
also
visitors
at
the
Stevens'
home,
so
It
took
the
form
of
a
reunion
of
real
old-timers
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
J.
Hatfield,
member
of
American
team
competing
in
South
Africa
track
meets
taking
one
of
hurldes
while
winning
120-yard
hurdle
race
In
IS
9-10
seconds.
KNIFE
FOR
COCHRANE
Star
Catcher
of
Athletics
Must
Have
Operation
Immediately
After
World
Series
PHILADELPHIA,
Oct.
8:
Im-mediately
after
the
conclusion
of
the
World
Series.
Mickey
Cochrane,
heavy
hitting
backstop
of
the
Philadelphia
Athletics,
will
enter
hospital
to
undergo
an
op
eration,
it
was
revealed
yesterday.
Cochrane
has
not
been
himself
since
he
washlt
on
the
head
by
a
.
ball
at
Cleveland
on
August
17.
He
is
suffering
from
a
painful
sinus
condition
which
on
occasion
affeets
his
vision.
BASEBALL
Surplus
of
$116
on
Year's
Operation
Expected
Split
to
Be
Made
Between
Clubs
When
all
accounts
have
bei
rettled.
the
Prinse
Rupert
Basebal'
I
Association
expects
to
have
a
surplus
of
$116
on
the
operations
of
uir
pan,
ssaEuij.
mis
wan
reveaien
last
night
at
a
meeting
of
the
executive
of
the
aroclatlon
with
Aid
O.
W.
Rudderham.
president,
in
the
chair.
The
surplus
has
been
re-.allze
ddesplte
a
deficit
of
$30
car-Irle
dover
from
the
year
previous.
.The
sum
of
$75
will
be
distributed
equally
between
the
three
teams
in
the
leigue
this
year
Sons
of
;CKnada.
Klin
and
Old
Empress
A
banquet
will
probably
be
heir;
latT
at
which
the
Qrme
Cup.
emblematic
of
city
baseball
cham-plonh!o
will
be
presented
to
th
Son
of
Canada
The
proposal
to
form
an
indoor
barrbr'l
league
is
also
being
P-ot
H
K
penison.
well
known
.Porcher
Island
mining
man,
arrived
in
the
city
yesterday
.after-jnoon
for
a
brle(
business
visit
ti
town.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
FOR
SALE
Piano,
cheap.
Phone
Blue
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THE
DAILY
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,
LEAVING
ISLANDS
Captain
J,
It.
Glllatt
Arrives
From
Sandspit
En
Route
to
Sooke
Where
He
Will
Reside
Capt.
J.
B.
Glllatt
of
Sandspit.
who
has
been
a
leading
resident
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
for
over
twenty
years,
and
Mrs.
Glllatt
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
I
John
this
morning
front
the
islands
Thanksgiving
at
Port
Clements
Beautiful
Cross
Was
Dedicated
By
Rev.
R.
P.
Graham
PORT
CLEMENTS,
Oct.
8.
On
Sunday.
September
27,
St.
Mark's
Church,
Port
Clements,
was
filled
to
capacity
on
the
occasion
of
the
annual
harvest
thanksgiving
services.
The
church
Interior
was
a
veritable
garden
with
its
profusion
of
flowers,
fruits
and
vegetables,
tastefully
arranged
by
members
of
and
will
sail
on
the
Prince
Rupert
'
th
"orwattn
tonight
for
Victoria.
They
will
take
Rev.
R.
p.
Graham,
speaking
on
up
future
residence
at
Sooke
Har-Jthe
text,
"Have
Palth
In
Ood,"
dealt
bor
where
Mr.
Glllatt
has
purchased
a
large
estate.
Captain
Gillatt's
departure
will
be
a
matter
of
regret
for
all
Queen
with
the
meaning
of
harvest,
material
and
spiritual.
.
A
feature
of
the
rervice
was
the
presentation
of
a
beautiful
.cross
and
the
Veceiving
t-nanotte
islanders.
Many
efforts,
and
dedication
of
the
same.
The
were
made
to
persuade
him
to
re-
cross.
24
inches
In
height,
made
of
main
on
the
Islands,
but
he
replied
bronze
and
coDDer.
la
the
deslan
to
these
that
his
children
were
all!
and
handiwork
of
the
donor,
P.
R.I
living
in
the
south
now
and
it
was
Bellas.
The
of
fleers
and
congrega-i
me
aesire
or
himself
and
Mrs.
m0n
are
justly
proud
of
this
beauti-
jiuau
to
De
near
tnem.
fuj
and
valuable
addition
eo
the
Many
settlers
In
the
course
of
symbolic
ornaments
of
the
church.
hewing
out
their
new
homes
on
thet
,
.
islands
have
in
years
past
gone
to
The
world's
series
has
been
played
Captain
Glllatt
for
advice
andiin
weather
made
to
order
for
the
assistance,
and
this
has
always
been
1
baseball
fans.
Let
pounds
and
dol-freely
given.
While
Captain
Glllatt
Hrs
rise
and
fall,
we
take
an
hour
:ias
always
been
regarded
as
the
off
to
watch
the
batsmen
and
the
leaamg
member
of
the
conservative
,
ball
party
on
the
islands,
this
has
not
prevented
him
from
being
friends
Col.
Charles
A.
Lindbereh
on
way
home
on
account
of
his
fatlier-lnlaw's
death.
EARL
BARRIE
IS
HONORED
Presentation
Made
to
Departing
United
Church
Sunday
School
Superintendent
The
teachers
and
officers
of
the
Sunday
School
of
the
First
United
Church
held
a
very
enjoyable
party
last
night
at
the
home
of
Rev.
and
Mrs.
A.
Wilson
in
honor
of
their
ruperlntendent,
Earl
Barrie,
who
is
leaving
Friday
for
Toronto.
The
evening
was
spent
in
playing
games,
in
which
Miss
Betty
Edge-cumbe
won
the
prize.
After
the
serving
of
delicious
refreshments.
Mr.
Wllsorvon
behalf
of
the
Sunday
School,
presented
Mr.
Barrie
with
a
pair
of
gold
cuff
links
engraved
with
hit
initials.
lie
spoke
briefly
on
the
splendid
work
Mr.
Barrie
had
done
In
this
branch
of
the
church,
and
how
much
he
would
be
missed
but
wished
him
every
success,
In
his
future
undertakings.
Mrf
Barrie
responded
suitably
and
the1
gathering
came
to
a
close
wtyh
the
tinging
of
Auld
Lang
Syne.
'
:aT.E
OF
CHARGES
Th
follow
inir
Is
the
scale
tit
i-hary
nwda
for
reading
nt1ce:
Marriage
and
Engagement
nnounremnts
$2.
WrtK
Notices
50c.
"'.'''
Mr.
Oandhi
has
received
a
blrth-
with
and
respected
by
all
residents
!
dav
sift
of
575.
Whatever
tho
"
'us
irrcsptxuTe
oi
poun-,
result
of
the
Conference,
the
Mica!
color,
hatma
will
at
least
not
go
back
During
his
residence
on
the
islands
I
to
India
from
London
empty-Capain
Glllatt
has
also
been
active
'
handed
as
a
layman
in
the
Anglican
Church.
PHOENIX
LAGER
Healthful
.
.
.
Refreshing
.
.
.
Pure,
Packed
In
a
Handy
Sealed
Carton
of
One
Dozen
Bottles
Men's
Suit
Sale
$5.00
for
your
Old
Suit
Or
Overcoat
$5.00
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
October
9th
and
10th
we
will
give
you
$5.00
for
your
old
suit
or
overcoat,
provided
you
buy
a
new
suit
or
overcoat
to
the
alue
of
S25.00
or
over.
All
suits
and
overcoats
turned
in
will
be
piven
away
free
to
the
unemployed.
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&
Payne
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