PAGE
FOUR
LEGION
WINNER
Defeated
Itf'inient
3
to
1
in
Open
Football
League
Game
Were
Full
Value
Jack
ot
Legion
Was
Star
of
Thf
Match
The
Canadian
Legion
recorded
another
win
over
the
Regiment
lsst
evening
in
the
first
game
Oi
th
Mobley
Cup
league
by
thre
goal
to
one.
The
Regiment
had
the
better
of
the
play
in
the
first
half
with
th
hill
in
their
favor
but
Smith
saved
well
from
Wilson.
Kelsev
defended
veil
and
Watson
kept
his
forwards
well
supplied
with
the
bail.
Thurber
missed
and
Baptle
went
cjoste.
Following
a
corner-kick.
Baptle
scored
with
a
simple
shot
with
the
Regiment
defence
napping,
Then
from
a
pass
from
Wilson,
Thurber
equalized
while
the
Legion
defence
claimed
offside.
Baptle
again
got
away
but
th;
ballv
was
luckily
cleared,
Kelsey
clearing
on
the
goal
line.
Watson
had
hard
lines
with
a
drive
thu
was
just
too
high
and
later
from
a
corner.
Norrington
crossed
o
dangerous
one
and
then
Wingham
missed
an
open
goal
from
Wilson's
centre.
W.
Murray
threw
away
a
chance
from
Baptie's
lor
pass
and
half-time
came
with
the
teams
level.
The
second
half
began
the
Regiment
defence
unable
to
get
tlv
ball
away.
Rerlment
inside
for
wards
were
weak
and
failed
to
get
away.
Laidler
saved
but
was
later
beaten
by
a
great
drive
from
Baptle.
Norrington
got
away
but
Wll
son
foizled
his
centre.
Legion
were
attacking
and
J.
Murray
wa
clever.
Thurber
stopped
Baptle
and
then
J.
Murray
scored
with
a
fin
long
drive.
Laidler
stopped
a
fin?
corner
under
the
bar
from
Bussan-lch.
Baptle
got
the
ball
In
the
net
but
had
pulled
it
down
with
hi;
hand
so
no
goal
was
scored.
Smith
saved
from
Fong.
Edgecumbe
was
prominent
with
fine
tackling
and
then
Kelsey
went
off
hurt.
DeJon-r
stopped
Baptle
and
W.
Murray
scored
an
offside
goal.
Play
was
rather
ragged
but
the
Regiment
could
not
make
much
headway
and
the
final
whistle
came
with
the
Legion
holding
their
lead
an'i
winning
three
goals
to
one.
TEAMS
leflfln
Smltlu
Skinner,
Jack-W.
Murray.
Hadden,
Wood'tidc
Murray.
3.
Murray,
Baptle,
Campbell.
Bussanleh.
Regiment
Laidler:
Kelsey.
Thur
ber;
Edgecumbe,
Watson.
DeJong-'
Wilson.
Fong,
Tinker,
Wingham.
Norrington.
Referee
E.
Webster.
Linesmen
P.
Doherty,
W.
Rancr.
Comments
on
Game
The
Legion
was
full
value
for
its
win,
buWhe
Regiment
is
very
poorly
off
for
a
centre
forward
and
effec
4
(t
a
IneMb
man
Cmllti
Irorvf
n
tterii
SPORT
NEWS
Following
the
Interruption
in
the
Dock
team.
Both
the
Sta-
baseball
activities
owing
to
the
ser-
tion
the
Offices
are
very
keen
ies
at
Ketchikan
over
the
week-end,
to
tak
the
cup
for
the
next
year,
1
Sons
of
Canada
and
Elks
will
play
and
as
both
teams
are
playing
good
'
tonight
in
a
regular
league
fixture,
ball
this
season,
the
game
should
'
The
pennant
race
has
been
consld-
be
a
battle
till
the
end.
The
sports
and
attractions
committee
of
the
fair
board
met
last
night,
W.
H.
Tobey
presiding,
and
Merchants
1
Miss
Hslen
Hicks
ileff.
long
bating
Long
Island
girt,
won
Metropolitan
Women's
Golf
champion
ship
at
Montclalf.
NJ..
by
defeating
Miss
Marion
Fisher
6
and
3
Mrs.
Frederick
B.
Ryan,
vice-president,
of
Metropolitan
Worn,
n's
Oolf-
Association,
Is
shown
presenting
the
cup
SPORTS
FOR
FALL
FAIR
Proposal
Made
to
Hani
Up
Purse
For
Competition
Among
Home
and
Visiting
Teams
CITY
CUP
SCHEDULE
Fixture
tor
Mobley
Cup
leagui
football
trophy
are
announced
ai
follows:
"
v
July
10
Merchants
vs.
July
14
Canadian
discussed
the
amount
likely
to
be
juiy
17
Canadian
required
in
this
department
of
the
Regiment.
'
fall
fair
this
year.
One
attraction
T.
,
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July
21
Regiment
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July24
Merchants
vs.
Canadian
mucin,
a
UTCusiuii
on
wiim.ii
win
ue
,
.,AKrn
Legion.
The
question
of
arranging
tor
the
.
J"iy
WBimcni
v-
pfml
and
.5kinner
and
Jack
defen-iBulklev
Vallev
was
discussed
and
it'
Ju,y.
31
Merchants
ded
well.
Jack
has
been
playing
a
i
was
decided
to
confer
with
the
base-
fino
iKime
all
seannn
and
must
be
ball
asKocmiomln
reeara
to
It.
;
ment.
Aug.
considered
a
strong
candidate
tor
j
One
suggestion
made
was
that
la
Merchants.
the
representative
games
against
I
purse
be
offered
as
a
prize
to
the
the
Dragon
when
the
boat
visits
'
winning
team
In
a
series
of
games
Prince
Rupert
In
August.
Hadden
j
to
be
played
during
fair
week,
one
was
the
pick
of
the
halves.
Forward
'
of
the
teams
possibly
to
Include
a
Dantie
was
always
oulck
to
get
visiting
team
from
the
Interior,
the
i
4
Canadian
Aug.
7
Canadian
Reglmenti
Aug.
ll-Heglment
Legion
vs.
Legion
vs.
vs.
Merch-
vs.
Regl-Leglon
vs.
Legion
vc
vs.,
Merch
ants.
Aug
14
Merchants
vs.
Canadian
away
and
swing
the
ball
to
his
wing
1
expenses
of
which
might
be
paid
for
j
Legion.
men.
Campbell
was
good
too,
and
,
the
visit.
I
.
..
.
J.
Murray
still
inclined
to
waste
The
whole
matter
will
be
canvas-time
with
useless
fancy
work.
Bus-'sed
with
the
local
baseball
players
The
case
of
Henry
Helllwell
sanlch
took
some
dangerous
cor-,
with
a
view
lo
arranging
a
sMos
charged
with
theft
of
mny
from
ners.
that
would
be
attractive
to
the
fair
the
municipality
of
Terrace
dur-
Laidler
was
slow
in
the
Regiment
and
would
at
the
same
time
prove
j
mg
his
term
as
village
clerk,
oe-Koal
though
he
had
no
chance
with
Interesting
to
the
players.
IciiDied
all
day
yesterday
bfote
the
goals.
He
seemed
to
do
a
lot
of
It
was
also
decided
to
try
to
ar-
Judge
Young
In
County
Court
and
unnecessary
diving.
Thurber
was
range
for
football
games
during
the
jS
continuing
today.
The
heorinjfl
not
so
good
as
usual.
Kelsey
was
same
week
good
In
the
first
half
but
still
hams
on
too
long.
Watson
was
good
with
Edgecumbe
turning
in
a
sterling
C
game.
DeJong
was
good
bat
towards
)J
the
end
was
weak.
Of
the
forwards
Wilson
was
the
pick
though
missing
a
couple
of
chances
In
the
tec
THROUGH
WH
RING
ond
half.
Norrington
on
the
opposite
wing
was
always
dangerous.
Jatk
I)eni"ev
Has
No
Intention
ef
Tinker
took
his
chance
at
goal
well
iHceUntr
Max
Schmrling
though
he
was
apparently
offside.
Wingham
and
Fong
were
not
up
to
RENO.
July
8
Tack
D-mosey
their
usual
standard.
BASEBALL
Baseball
game
tonight,
Elks
$ons
of
Canada.
former
ve'Wt
heavvweUht
ch.im
.oton.
will
nt
try
himself
to
bring
the
crown
back
to
the
Unltrd
afatw.
'Asked
here
yesterday
if
he
would
1
meet
Max
Schmellnj,
the
Oennan
jtltleholder,
he
again
gave
assurance
that
he
would
never
return
to
Uie
.ring.
should
be
disposed
ot
by
this
evj
enlng.
w.
E.
Fisher
is
prosecuting
i
while
L.
W.
Patmore
Is
acting
As
!
defence
counsel.
I
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
Fol
d
Dealers
Cnrs
Trucks
Tractors
Tires
Accessories
Oas
ft
Oil
Flat
Rate
Repairs
-
Wrecking
Service
Third
Avenue
Phone
83
THE
DAILY
NEWS
World
Sport
News
and
Viewsf
CUBS
TAKE
TWO
GAMES!:
the
last
couple
of
games
and
if
the
Fitted
with
the
regulation
size
Kf
Louis
"J?
il
'e,er
Lodgemen
can
wlrt
tonight
there
goal-posts,
the
new
playground
at
will
be
the
possibility
of
a
three-
1
Anyox
Mine
is
already
working
tv
,way
tie
Tor
first
half
honors,
fro-
J
ertlme.
In.jrtlidtlon
to
football,
the
vlding
the
Sons
of
Canada
win,
1
ground
is
also
being
used
to
prac-however,
the
Elks
will
be
out
of
jtlce
running
and
other
sports.
A
luck
as
far
as
this
half
is
concerned,
five-hole
golf
course
at
the
Mine
is
while
the
best
Old
Empress
could
i
also
being
planned.
lo
then
would
be
to
tie
with
the
Native
Sons
for
the
leadership.
The
tame
tonight,
therefore,
should
be
x
hotly
contested
one,
with
both
reams
out
to
better
themselves.
Anyone
Interested
In
Softball
will
have
a
treat
in-tonight's
play-off
game
between
the
Station
and
the
Offices
for
the
Alonzo
Haines
Tro
phy.
This
cup
was
won
last
year
by
,
season.
Regain
Third
Dace
in
National
.League
From
Brooklyn
Robins
CHICAGO.
July
8:
The
Chicago
Cubs",
by
Winning
a
doubleheader
St.
Cardinals,
went
back
into
third
place
In
the
National
League
but
only
with
a
mathematical
ad-Vantage
over
the
Brooklyn
Robins
who
defeated
the
Phillies.
The
Philadelphia
Athletics
increased
their
lead
to
five
and
a
half
games
by
defeating
the
sec-
Mine,
Celts
and
Smelter
are
the
on
Place
Washington
Senators.
three
teams
staging
an
interesting!
football
season
at
Anyox
this
sum
mer.
In
one
game
recently,
the
Mine
defeated
Celts
by
a
score
of
one
to
nil
while,
In
another,
Celts
and
Smelter
played
to
a
one-all
draw.
Soccer,
Is
as
usual,
going
strong
In
the
smelter
town,
this
Wins
Women's
Golf
Trophy
Yesterday's
scores:
National
League
Brooklyn
5,
Philadelphia
1.
St.
Louis
2-3,
Chicago
14-6.
American
League
Philadelphia
7,
Washington
3.
Chicago
10,
St.
Louis
8.
Baseball
Standings
National
League
'
l
.
a-
mm
1''
W.
L.
St.
Louis
46
30
!
New
York
40
30
!
Chicago
41
32
Brooklyn
42
33
Boston
37
36
Philadelphia
32
42
Pittsburg
29
41
Cincinnati
26
49
Pet.
American
League
Philadelphia
52
21
.707
Washington"
48
28
.632
New
York
39
31
.557
Cleveland
36
37-
.493
St.
Louis
33
41
.446
Boston
..W
.28
41
.406
I
Detroit
28
46
.378
Chicago
...27
46
.370
J
City
League
i
Sons
of
Canada
4
2
.666
Old
Empress
......3
3
.500
!Elks
-
'....
.'...2
4
333
,
Walker
and
sharkey
to
meet
on'
july
22
'
NEW
YORK.
July
8:
The
much
talked
off
bout
between
I
Mickey
Walker,
welterweight
champion,
and
Jack
Gharkey,
outstanding
heavyweight
title
contender,
was
assured
yester-
day
when
the
principals
were
signed
to
meet
In
a
15-round
J
engagement
at
Ebbets
Field,
Brooklyn,
on
July
22.
ROUNDHOUSE
WAS
WINNER
Won
Softball
From
R.
C.
N.
V.
It.
By
Score
of
9-4
Last
Night
In
the
Canadian
National
Re
creation
Association
Softball
League
gafne
last
night,
the
Round
House
defeated
the
R.
C.
N.
V.
R.
by
a
score
of
9-4.
Although
both
teams
played
good
ball,
the
Navy
boys
showed
a
little'!
lack
of
practice
and
should
improve
as
the
season
goes
on.
However,
they
gave
the
Round
House
a
good
run
for
their
money.
Batteries
were
Boulter
and
Skat
tebol
for
the
Round
House,
Pitcher
and
MacFie
for
the
R.
C.
N.
V.
R.
League-standing
to
date:
W.
Station
1
Round
House
1
7,
Biological
Station
.0
,.,iR.
C.
N.
V.
P.
0
L.
TJ
0
1
1
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The
next
game
will
be
the
pUy-'j07
.
off
tonight
for
the
Haines
Trophy,
432
1
and
the
next
league
game
will
be
on
1
Friday
night
between
the
Blologl-cal
StaUo
nind
the
Round
House.
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the
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prior
to
publl-
eatlon.
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en-
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lo
be
se-
cured.
Woman
Rider
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h
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tell
sudden
shock
as
she
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during
38th
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Westchester
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