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THE
DAILY
NEWS
CARDS
ARE
ma.
STILL
UP
Th
MlMhliBMik
r-nt
few
Saia4
If
II
Leadership
kr
aew
a4la
4vn4
.Maintain
National
Leag-ue
i,iim
Cleveland
Indians
Beaten
Again
NAVY
LOST
IN
SOCCER
Regiment
Defeated
IIM.CS.
Vancouver
Team
Three
to
Nil
The
football
game
yesterday
between
the
team
from
the
.destroyer
Vancouver
and
the
Regiment
pro-
vlded
an
interesting
match
but
j
there
was
never'any
deubt
as
to
the
v
outcome,
the
Regiment
winning
"5;-
three
to
niL
The
local
team
had
the
advan-
tage
of
the
hill
and
wind
in
the
jjjif
first
half
and
had
.ill
the
play.
Bap-i
tie
made
a
fine
centre
and
got
all
three
goals
while
Kendall
stopped
several
fine
shots.
Norrlngton
had
hard
luck
with
some
splendid
crosses.
K
In
the
second
half,
though
the
i
Navy
had
the
hill
and
wind,
they
Y
were
unable
to
make
any
headway
and
only
fine
goal
keeping
by
Kendall
prevented
the
Regiment
from
'""
scoring.
For
the
Navy,
Kendall
in
goal
V
'
was
the
outstanding
player.
Hope
at
:i
centre
half
was
good
as
was
Whit-
house
at
left
half
but
the
players
showed
lack
of
practice.
Field,
at
inside
left,
w
r
dar.--
,s
forward
who
worked
a
ball
well
but
got
little
support
-.
Jack
was
the
better
back
though
Howe
lack.?
J
-vel!
Watson
played
a
fine
game
at
centre
half
and
Ross
was
also
good.
BapUe
carried
off
the
honors
In
the
forward
line
with
his
effective
shooting
but
was
well
supported
by
Wlngham.
Norrington
and
Walters.
Bewertng,
of
the
Vancouver,
was
referee.
(
H.
M.
C.
Destroyer
Vancouver
Kendall:
Onslow,
Hall;
Whitehouae,
;
Hope,
Reki;
Freeman
Sherman.
Kd-
;
wards,
Field,
McLean.
Reglraent
La
Idler;
Howe,
Jaek;
,
Edgecumbe.
Watson,
Ross;
Walters,
1
Doherty,
Baptte.
Wlngham.
Norrington.
i
NEW
COURTS
Another
Girl
Signs
Baseball
Contract
Miss
V'aoa
f
wrbui
19-war
Ud
oi.
?
whi
ba'
and
throws
right-handed,
and
-jkhu
has
recently
been
signed
by
Wcjfcrn
Association
Baseball
Club
oi
Joplin,
Mo
Her
brother
Luke
has
played
la
league
lor
two
seasons
as
ea'cher
and
outfielder.
This
makes
second
woman
to
Invade
baseball
game.
BASEBALL
IHIGH
WINS
per
WORKOUTi
IN
SOCCER
Over
Twenty
Plaj;ersvTjirned
Out
'
"For
Practice
"Yesterday
Half
a
Dozen
New
.Men
a
T
T1
AnnTt1t
'
The
first
baseball
nrartlpe
of
th
I
Defeated
Booth
School
Four
to
One
In
Junior
League
Football
High
School
registered
a
decisive
A
K
ilrrnbn
was
held
at
the
Acropolis
Bthu
on,
Saturday
when
rkLXU
Jl
.vl
,
til
defeatd
tne
ntary
school
HU
ground8
vegtrd4y
over
twenty
...
..
TT7..
.
.
of
IhP
mrnm,
fa..
.5
to
1
Jri
the
Junior
Football
League.
.
uwiaf
mcneii
and
James
-
,The
score
flatters
the
winners.
Al-j
rarqunarnmnersmiennu
0f
course,
particular
toterert1"
d
vtv
thTTrT
,
the
new
players
of
whosn
the
re
four
oaU
Yesterday
Uie
three
new
tennis
.
lt&m-
half
dozen
in-11
court.
recBU
ecsistnd
on
Ae-
"fof
orUbur
a
look
,0k
,
Klh
played
uphlU
and
foHow-
ropolls
HU1
for
the
Prince
P
8
'tag
Rupert
an
attack
by
High,
the
Junior
Tennis
Club
were
officially
opened
mZ
".,
.,,.
school
gM
away
and
Cromo
had
a
by
the
pre
Wert
of
the
club.
E.
E.
Gregg.
An
American
tournament
was
played
In
two
sections
Mrs.
E.
E.
Gregg;
and
W.
L.
Stamford
winning
one
section
and
Miss
Caroline
Mlt-cheH
and
J.
Farquhar,
the
other.
On.
the
ply-of.
Miss
Mitchell
and
Mr.
Farquhar
were
the
winners
and
were
nresented
with
two
beautiful
souvenir
spoons,
the
president
at
kNh
team
offJatln.
During
the
games,
tea
was
served
and
many
complimentary
comments
were
made
by
the
numerous
visitors
present,
on
the
splendid
new4pfls
0
eluo
between
now
and
May
34
when
the'1
thmt
PP
th
'nd
Ketehlkan-Prlnce
Rupert
series
111
lt
ovtr
In
Mlkkelson
ws
pen
the
playing
season
here.
FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE
May
13
Booth
vs.
Borden.
Mav
li
Sorden
vs.
Hkfh.
May
30-Hssb
vs.
Booth.
May
23-
Borden
vs.
Booth.
May
27
-High
vs.
Borden.
May
30
Booth
vs.
High.
,
vV-'..,
'r?';-'''
V-
.
,
.
i
Mary
Quinn,
19-year-old
sophomore.
University
of
California.
Los
Angeles,
was
fourth
"man"
on
rifle
team
and
was
awarded
varsity
letter,
being
first
woman
to
rcicivc
hr
(iistinrtiuu
hurt
and,
soon
after,
Croaa
opened
the
score.
High
added
another
through
Cross.
Christ
ison
had
hard
luck
fpr
Booth
when
he
beat
Sue-hiro
but
put
the
ball
just
the
wrong
side
of
the
goal.
!
i
!
e
i:AI.B
OF
niAKflKS
'
The
following
ia.the
si-air
of
charge
made
for
readinv
!
notices:
4
'
ST.
LOUIS.
May
11:
The
St.
Louts
Cardinals
maintained
their
leadership
of
the
National
League
Saturday
by
defeating
the
Pittsburg
Pirates.
The
New
York
Giants
consolidated
their
hold
on
second
place
by
scoring
a
close
victory
over
the
third
place
Chicago
Cubs.
1
In
the
American
League,
the
lead
of
the
Cleveland
Indians
was
seriously
cut-when
they
last
again
to
the
Boston
Red
Sox
while
the
New
York
Yankees
were
winning
from
the
Chicago
White
Sox
In
a
heavy
scoring
bee.
!
'
SATURDAY
SCORES
National
League
V
Brooklyn
8-1.
Philadelphia
3-5.
;
St.
Lout
4.
Pittsburg.
3.
,
New
York
Chicago
4.
Boston
4,
Cincinnati
2.
1
American
League
.
New
York
!
3.
Chicago
9.
Boston
5,
Cleveland
3.
,
Philadelphia
6.
8L
Louis
4.
SUNDAY
SCORES
National
League
.
.
Washington
7,
Detroit
4.
-
.
-h
'!
Boston
9,
Cleveland
4.
,
,
Others
rain
f
'
'
'
American
League
Chicago
0
New
York
5.
Pittsburg
3
Brooklyn
1.
SOFTBALL
May
8
Roundhouse
vs.
Station.
May
12
Dry
Dock
vs.
Statlorr.
May
15
Station
va.
Roundhouse.
May
19
Roundhouse
vs.
Drydock.
May
22
Station
vs.
Drydoek...
May
26
Roundhouse
vs.
Station.
May'244dock
vs.
Roundhouse.
June
2
Drydock
vs.
Station.
-June
5
Station
vs.
Roundhouse.
June
9
Roundhouse
vs.
Drydock.
June
12
SUUon
vs.
Drydock.
June
IS
Roundhouse
vs.
SUUon.
June
19
Drydock
v.
Roundhouse.
June
23
Drydock
vs.
Station.
June
26
Station
vs.
Roundhouse.
June
30
Roundhouse
v.
Drydock.
Mother's
Day
At
Salvation
Army
Special
Meeting
Was
Held
at
Citadel
Last
Night
to
Mark
Occasion
There
was
an
appropriate
Mother's
Day
service
at
the
Salvation
Army
Citadel
last
night
The
at.
tendance
was
Quite
large.
Commandant
WtlHam
Kerr
presided
and
gave
the
address
of
the
evening.
Ted
Harraan
read
a
me-i-ge
from
Commander
Evangeline
Booth
of
the
United
States,
There
were
appropriate
solos
by
Mrs.
Kerr.
Hgh
was
always
the
superior
Capt.
E.
Warren,
L.
Pitcher
'
and
team
but
most-of
their
success
was
Sergeant
Major
Alexcee.
due
to
superior
finishing.
8uehlro!
kept
a
good
goal.
Blake
was
a
ser-
j
wtlltam
King
of
the
Canadian
km
stumbHng
glock.
Walters
was,
National
Railways
electric
depari-ja
hard
working
and
fast
centre
half,
-p
nt
r.rr!v-d
In
the
elty
from
the
j
Cross
was
the
pick
of
the
forwards
,
interior
on
yesterday
afternoon!
with
Marshall
fast
on
the
ball
and
train,
jeentrfjit
well.
1
For
Booth
Allan
turned
In
a
fine
-
I
game
in
gNU.
Ferguson
was
sure
'and.
with
Gomes,
put
up
a
fine
game.
Cramp
was
always
in
the
thick
of
the
game
and
tackled
well.
'MiM'eldn
is
plucky
though
lack
of
'weight
and
Inches
Is
a
handicap.
iChristlaon
was
a
fine
raider
and
i
tried
to
the
end.
After
Mlkkelson
;went
off.
High
School
very
generously
suggested
that
a
player
take
his
place
and
Ivarson
was
used,
i
J.
Campbell
refereed.
Church
and
Wlngham
were
linesmen,
j
On
Wednesday
evening
Booth
and
I
Borden
meet.
Booth
have
lost
both
i
their
games
whu
Borden
have
won
j
both
theirs.
The
east
enders
are
out
to
record
their
firct
win
and
Borden
will
be
equally
anxious
to
maintain
their
unbeaten
record
so
a
fine
con-1
,
test
is
assured.
U&AR
CBN
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OBTAINED
FROM
SAWDUST
o
IXTY
FIVE
POUNDS
OF
SUGAR
CAN
BE
OBTAINED
FROM
lOO
POUNDS
OF
Oleasure
and
enjoyment
CAN
BOTH
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FROM
ONE
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im
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ttani
ami
ill
tuil
you
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ol
"l
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'
curb
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of
knoWt
ud
runout
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printed
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or
(iitc
iVi'tIV).
Or
twenty
renU
will
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you
tlx
Mtly
mrd
smimytnird
by
ui
album
in
wlm-h
themrdi
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plactd
aa
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prrmanriit
nJleriion.
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Twkrtt
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aiara
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influence
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tha
tun.
llurkingnaiua,
tmted
itl
pant
iuo
laniM,
are
remarkably
euol
and
nwDow-
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all-plraaur
riiraerttA
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1
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wring
in
quality,
patlrd
for
frrabiMM
in
tie
pattnUd
tlod
packae;
McsLiiiS;liliii
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i:
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t
tlt
ii
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The
new
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it
rtmirktbly
ateady
and
en;
to
drire
ainly
borauie
of
the
Torque
Tube
DtItc,
wbith
tranamiu
the
driving
power
direr!,
and
keena
the
wheel
in
potilive
sliruuenl.
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The
ipariooi
rioted
ear
bodiee
of
thja
new
MtLaaghlin-Uoirk
Eight
are
not
sly
richly
npbolttered
and
charmingly
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bat
anagly
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fine
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hea,
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