Four
DooMe-Headers
in
American
League
Athletics
Lose
A
fain
NEW
YORK.
June
24:
Four
A
party
of
eight
members
of
the
California
Camera
Club
from
San
Francisco
were
passengers
go
ing
north
aboard
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
to
make
the
round
trip
to
Skagway
Returning
here
next
Monte?
morning,
they
will
disembark
fn
pi
the
steamer
and
proeeeel
by
train
via
Jasper
and
Vancouver
enroule
home.
Oscar
Melho.
Si
Speaking
at
the
Edmonton
meet-
1
double-headers
were
played
in
theWere
hS
present
team
the
greatest
.
.
.....
and
tmnnthMt
unrtrlnff
mnrhlrip
'
American
ueagve
yesieruay,
wa&n-
.
i-trer
mgum
senators.
i;ieTeiana
mamns
-
and
New
York
Yankees
winning
two
-whP
I
say
this,
I
am
paying
full
games
apiece
while
Philadelphia
"Pet
llar
girls
who
hate
ja
:
ftftlfcrtan
altn
hat
rni
htner
tn
in
urti
h
In
a.
Canadian
National
Recrea
tion
Association
Softball
League
game
last
night
Offices
defeated
Station
by
a
score
of
two
to
nil-
The
was
rather
erratic
in
the
first
two
innings,
letting
in
one
run
in
each,
but
after
the
second
in-
A
Mg
game
hunting
party
from
ntn
n
ami
u-aa
mail
hv
riihrr
Chicago,
consisting
of
Mark
Merrl-j
team.
Man.
Judge
Brother,
George
Dry-
j
Both
teams
played
good
ball
and
den
and
Eastman,
who
hare
been
on
the
match
was
watched
by
a
large
a
trip
to
Kodiak
Island
dorlnc
the
past
few
weeks,
returned
here
by
yacht
yesterday
af
ternoOh
and
proceeded
on
today
tram
on
their
return
to
Chicago.
The
party
had
good
success
in
nusUsvg
Kodiak
bear
and
had
one
live
cub
to
take
home
with
them.
crowd
of
tana.
Batteries
consisted
of
Boulter
and
Geddes
for
Offices
and
Styles
and
Skattebol
for
'Station.
The
next
game
wUI
be
played
Fri
day
evening
between
the
Station
and
the
RoancT
House.
DE
LUXE
FISHING
TRIP
TO
BE
TAKEN
BY
ST.
PAUL
MAN
F.
J.
Hopkins
of
8t
Paul
vice-president
of
the
Janny-Semple-
Hlll
Co..
large
wholesale
hardware
firm,
arrived
in
the
city
by
train
today
1rom
the
east.
He
will
proceed
by
yacht
from
here
for
a
de
luxe
fishing
trip
in
Alaskan
waters.
L
mis
Bnw
:e
n
,.u
.
.-tu.ing
a
b:
'.in:;
U081
Uumh
it
was
dut;
.iOinuch
diet
Hl
W3
ivd
jif
lo
3,
Sport
News
and
Views
TWO
ENDERS
ARE
PLAYED
SPORT
CHAT
MERCHANTS
WIN
GAME
ing
of
the
Cosmopolitan
Cb
h,reattd
Iitiment
Two
to
One
in
which
recently
entertained
the
Ed
monton
Grads
as
guests
of
honor,1
Coach
Percy
Page
declared
;that
in
j
all
sincerity
and
honesty
he
Con-
Dominion
bay
Cup
Soccer
Was
Good
Game
Crowd
Attends
Despite
Threatening
Weather
The
Merchants
recorded
another!
$Zn
ud7oTbo5,
mdivSTha
Wj?"!
Tff
i
TKiea
nonors
i
ra
.
,
.
.
..
.
jed
the
Regiment
two
goals
to
one
in
The
lowly
ClnclnnaU
Reds
took
Pj
nJ
4
6
game
of
the
Dominion
here
18
lh
fuw?st
that
lye
l
double-header
In
the
both
ends
of
a
Day
C0D
The
interest
National
League
from
Boston
eoached'
the
fanuscoach
Braves,
there
being
no
other
games
hi
this
league.
Yesterday's
scores:
American
League
Philadelphia
3-4.
$t.
Louis
0-5.
(Second
came
12
innings).
Washington
10-4.
Detroit
3-0.
Cleveland
13-10.
Boston
6-0.
New
York
8-W.
Chicago
S-4.
National
League
Cincinnati
2-8.
Boston
0-4.
Baseball
Ci
Standings
National
League
Vt.
L.
St
Louis
3
19
New
York
...
34
22
Chicago
33
24
Boston
JO
30
Brooklyn
20
Philadelphia
25
32
Pittsburg
23
34
Cincinnati
SI
40
lorcneo
nu
awuence.
xou
ean
-
-
.
WM
erWent
.
by
.
the
.
large
at-eitnent
.
teach
a
lot
of
rules,
but
in
the
ex-
of
a
game,
the
team
mem-
"dnCe
2"!
f
""g
jbers
must
think
for
themselves.
!
Iwf
T"
interfered
with
foot-
That
is
what
I
rely
on
most.
Every-
good
one
of
the
girls
is
remarkably
ft-:"?-
telligent
and
that
is
their
strongest
V"
"Z
11
j
Coach
Page
declared.
Percy
Page
'informed
his
audience
that
the
Pet
(Grads
never
went
on
any
special
6$5
diet,
but
ate
Just
whatever
they
.607
to-
Marriage
does
not
bat
.596
ja
girl
from
remaining
on
the
team,
5Q0
although
in
the
past
those
marry-
491
ing
preferred
to
give
up
basketball!
of
the
pressing
in
the
first
half
but
-Stace
1915.
the
Orads
have
play-
fe?'
f'"1"
yt?,te'
Merchants
for-of
kfP4
"
ed
348
challenge
games
and
won
346
i
frMn
tcortn
tor
a
ton
tbae.
them.
That
is
an
average
of
97.7.
or
means
that
these
girls
can
be
de-
"
pl
'
.1
hU'orward,
chahces
.u
that
they
pended
on
to
carry
through
what!"!
they
start
about
S8x
of
the
time,
used
to
keep
the
Merchants
defence
busy.
Tinker
gave
Norrington
a
chance
that
forced
Menzies
to
save.
McKay
made
openings
but
Edge-cumbe
stopped
S.
Dickens.
Kelsey
and
Thurber
tackled
surely
and
still
the
Merchants
could
not
score.
Laldler
saved
a
fine
drive
on
his
knees
and
punched
away
a
danger-'
ous
cross
from
rliil.
Carrie
shot
I
P
later
a
drive
of
his
was
j'a
girl
making
the
team.
Her
rehg-
Jnt
,
rtd
Laldler
of
the
TA
past
by
one
ton
is
never
mentioned.
AbOity
fc
the
only
criticism
In
conclusion.
""f
M.erchanf
-
-
Jnwl
im
On
Um
hatanee
of
htav
the
American
A
:
j
coacn
page
oeciarea
tnat
ne
nopea
.
.
'
,
','
Z
.7"
r
.
:
League
deserved
it.
Wihoncentred
tostart
to
t
.
.
.
r
a.Mi
t
la
aL
Ka
fntn
irf
njwwlaa
t
Philadelphia
-
44
Washington
.
41
New
York
...12
CVtfland
.
30
Baston
23
Oetroit
as
Chicago
20
8L
Loots
3C
15
20
34
30
'33
30
3
37
Ci7,y
League
W.
L.
Sons
of
Canada
4
8-
Millionaires
.
J
2
0
3
Kodiak
Island
Hunting
Party
74
i
.t
.
,j
v,
tt,.
an
auacK
inai
lorcea
uougms
w
glve
a
corner
TneT1
Ttak
weU
jOlymptc
games
in
London.
England.
Sn'wouW
I
inclnde
basketball
and
pro-
fed
J0
nd
l11
fent
to
who
went
clean
560
m.
tk.
nH.
00
Norrington
.411
to
win
new
honors.
571
j
.
.3471
351
Pet.
DOO
Returning
Home'f
OFFICES
WINNER
Defeated
Station
By
Score
of
Two
to
Nil
In
ON.R.
Softball
Last
Evening
through
to
score
a
fine
goal
and
put
the
team
level.
Tinker
soon
after
tested
Menzies
again.
VTtth
the
hill
in
its
favor,
it
Was
expected
that
the
Regiment
would
make
things
warm,
but
the
Merchants
had
rather
the
better
of
the
second
half.
Amor
centred
but
Laldler
punched
clear.
S.
DkkenM
had
a
couple
of
openings
but
Edge-cumbe
balked
him
and
then
Thurber
came
across
to
save
at
the
exi
pense
of
a
corner!
Wing
ham
stopped
H.
Dickens
and
Norrtngten
got
away
to
centre
and
Tinker
went
close.
Then
Sheehan's
shot
was
saved
and
Wilson
dropped
one
Just
over
the
bar.
The
game
was
a
good
one
to
watch
now.
McKay
played
with
the
ball
till
he
lost
it
when
a
pass
would
have
been
more
helpful
to
his
team.
Carrie's
shot
was
wide.
A
rocky
header
by
A.
Dickens
gave
McKay
an
open
goal
and
Laldler
bad
no
chance
with
the
shot
Regiment
tried
hard
but
was
unable
to
draw
level
and
the
Merchants
ran
out
winners
by
the
odd
goal
in
three.
Regiment:
Laldler:
Kelsey,
Thurber;.
Edgecumbe,
DeJong.
Wing-
ham:
Wilson,
Fong.
Tinker,
Shee-
han,
Norrington.
Merchants:
Merutle;
O.
Mitchell,
Douglas;
Hut
Currle.
Hardie;
Amor,
McKay,
A.
Dickens.
H.
Dickens.
S.
Dickens.
Referee,
W.
Barton:
linesmen,
A.
CUpperton,
O.
Blake.
Good"
Oime
to
Watch
In
spite
of
the
wind,
it
was
quite
a
lair
maicn
10
waicn.
ine
negi-
ment
began
with
Only
ten
men,
Watson
being
an
absentee
and
a
substitute
was
not
available
till
half
way
through
the
first
half.
Laldler.
as
usual,
was
safe
in
goal
and
was
unfortunate
to
have
the
first
goal
scored
against
htm
as
he
appeared
,
to
have
the
shot
covered
till
one
of
hi
own
defence
diverted
It.
Kelsrv
'
olnyed
a
great
game
at
back
and
was
ably
seconded
by
Thurber
Edgecumbe
was
a
hard
man
to
beat.
hu
persistence
and
speed
being
big
faetors.
DeJong
was
a
great
defender
especially
in
the
first
half,
and
in
the
second
made
attempts
to
force
the
game.
Wlngham
was
al
ways
in
the
thick
bf
the
battle
though
his
kicks
went
wrong
at
time
Tferter
thowetl
that
he
hai
till
kits
of
football
OhQ
was
very
useful
Norrlngt
m
-was
the
besl
forward
but
with
Fong
damaged'
early
in
the
game
aafl
Sbaeban
only
'
ja
lubstttutP
the
forward
line
wa
.wed.
Menxi?
was
trld
out
several
1
I
time
nnd
was
safe.
Douglas
was
the
jneaier
back.
Mitchell
was
effective.
jCurrie.
at
centre
half,
was
anin
'valuable
In
defence
and
in
setting
his
forwards
in
motion.
HHI
and
Norrington
had
many
a
tussle
with
,
the
honors
about
t-ven
ILvdte
never
Ueft
Wilson's
side
but
with
a
ood
linsldt
man
on
the
Regiment
foi-
June
24
Old
Empress
vs.
Elks.
June
25
SjO.C.
vs.
Elks.
June
28
Elks
vs
Old
Empress.
July
l-S.O.C.
vs.
Old
Empress.
July
ft
Elks
vs.
H
O
C.
July
J
Old
Empress
vs.
Elks.
SOFrBALL
June
25
Station
vs
Roundhouse
June
SO
Round'::3Use
v
Drydock
TEUCIOUS
A-
on?
iii.
1
.
vort
frcihen
mouth
and
n
the
brrsdv.
RECORD
M(
SPEAKS
ybr
ITSELF
THOUSANDS
Up6n
thousands
of
miles
ver
mountain
ranged
ami
aturm-toftftfil
seas
under,
sunny
sLica
antl
through
misty
banks
of
doticlt
tliee
are
the
trials
of
t!ioe
vtio
Hould
establish
air
supremarv.
In
a
cigarette,
quality
is
the
deciding
factor
and
Turret's
long
established
record
grows
more
impressive
year
liy
year.
After
all,
nothing
ran
replace
good,
honest
tobacco
grown
and
rijtened
right
out
in
the
field
under
nature's
own
sunlight
nothing
artificial
about
that
and
the
high
quality
is
"inbred."
Mild
and
Fragrant
urret
C
I
G
ward
line
this
policy
will
not
pay.
Amor
was
fast
and
centred
well
at
times.
The
Dlekens
brothers
all
showed
their
usual
football
ability
but
none
of
them
seored.
McKay's
goal
was
a
gift
after
the
ball
had
hit
Dickens'
head.
The
Merchants
claimed
they
had
the
ball
in
the
net
in
the
first
half
a
seeand
time
but
the
claim
was
properly
disallowed.
The
claims
of
tome
of
the
older
players
at
times
are
quite
evidently
a
cheap
attempt
to
influence
the
referee.
Some
day
the
referee
will
give
one
of
these
perpetual
claimants
his
walking
orders
for
ungentiemanly
conduct
and
It
would
be
as
wen
for
the
players
concerned
to
take
a
hint.
It's
noUthe
game
and
the
rule
book
provides
an
adequate
penalty
BASEBALL
AR.ETTES
very
very
act
act
ot
of
II
1
lie
I
chewing
relieve!
f
nervouinet
lastinp
::tsr:si
overwrought.
plsasure
id
benefit
In
WRiGLEYS
CHEWING
GUM
cum
f
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