Stephen
E
10
Harold
E
10
Arseneau
OH.
..12
Redman
O.E
13
Hibbard
O.E
11
O.
AB.
R
13
36
11
35
6
38
15
44
6
39
5
34
7
11.
13
12
13
15
13
11
Pet
.361
.343
.342
.324
Baseball
Standings
National
League
!
W.
L.
Pet.
St.
Louis
....74
42
.638
Chicago
.06
51
.560
New
York
61
50
450
'
Brooklyn
....&9
58
.504
Boston
Si
57
.496,
Pittsburg
55
60
.478
Philadelphia
48
M
.449
Cincinnati
...43
74
.393
American
League
W.
L.
Pot.
Philadelphia
81
31
.723
Washington
70
43
.G19
New
York
65
48
.575
Cleveland
53
59
.473
St.
Louis
49
64
.434
Boston
46
63
404
Chlcaio
45
69
.398
Detroit
44
71
383
Murray
Baptte.
J.
Campbell,
Bui-mick.
P:.rkcr.
GUki-r.
J.
Comparison
Is
the
wapr
to
judge
quality
...
If
you
have
not
used
Dudweiscr
Barley-Malt
Srnp,
give
it
n
trial.
Superior
quality
of
raw
materials
expert
knowledge
in
the
manufacturing
the
largest
and
hest
equipped
plant
qualify
us
to
say
that
Uudweiser
Barley-Malt
Syrup
is
"tli
best
money
can
buy."
In
the
big
red
can.
Sold
everywhere.
udweise
Barley-Malt
Syrup
w
.
nnV
line'..
LIGHT
Oil
DARK
RICH
IN
BODY
FLAVOR
JfJST
RIGHT
It
payt
lo
buy
Ihe
best
Vte
(iitalUy
proilucttjrom
the
House
of
ANHEUSER-BUSCH
T.
LOUIS
DMlM
"uaxit.
neA'..
been
able
to
cod.
they
would
have
L.
F.
A,
P.
been
assured
of
at
least
a
tie
for
3
19
12
8
firjt
place,
while
now
It
Is
quite
pos-
3
17
16
8
Sibie
for
any
team
to
win
or
at
4
8
17
4
least
make
a
tie
of
It.
.
j
Smith
pitched
fine
ball
for
the,
Goal
scorers
In
the
Mobley
Cup
first
three
Innings
no
one
reaching
series
to
date
first.
With
two
out
In
the
fourth
Ar-
Regiment
Norrington
8,
Colus-
eeneau
hit
a
screaming
triple
to
M
(3).
Wilson
3.
Lyons
(1),
Wal-1
right
but
Wendle
struck
out
After
ters
(1),
Fong
(1),
Tinker
d),
and
two
were
out
in
the
fifth,
Menzle!
...
I
Hill
through
his
own
goal
(1).
hit
what
should
have
been
a
single
!
.333
Merchants
A.
Dickens
(5),
S.
to
right
but
slow
fielding
allowed
it
Diekens
(4.
Russell
(2),
Amor
(I),,
to
go
for
a
triple.
Redman
poked
one
McKay
(1).
Chcnoskl
(1),
and
three
out
to
centre
as
Menzie
tried
to
goals
scored
by
their
opponents,
steal
home
and
made
third
on
it
as
Alrlnnar
191
onH
Mrtt-rlnirtrin
11
1
'Pnmarlfnn
mltlllrifrpri
th
hn1inrf
f3),
J.
Murray
2.
The
Canadian
Legion
team
for
tonight's
football
game
will
be
selected
from
the
following
players:
press
might
run
in
a
fiock
of
runs
'
when
wnen
Kenny,
tvenny,
first
nrsi
man
man
up.
up,
singled.
smgieu.
I
i
'rTW-w
whaf
to
do
with
It
after
he
got
It
and
the
bases
were
full,
Mor-i
aigied
to
ielt
and
Johnson
-ed.
Comadlna
struck
out
on
a
called
third
strike
that
looked
very
low.
Styles,
with
two
strikes
on
him,
cracked
out
a
ttlpe
to
right,
cleaning
the
paths.
Wendle
went
Into
the
box
and
Frizzell
bounced
one
down
to
Nelson
at
short
who
made
a
nice
tip
and
threw
him
out
They
got
two
more
in
the
sixth.
K
iert
walked.
Stalker
hit
to
Eld
rldge
who
forced
Roberts
at
second
I
but
Kenny
threw
wild
to
first
and
sisiKer
wem
io
second,
jonnsoni
drove
one
between
Kenny's
legs
be-
i
hind
recond
and
Stalker
scored,
j
Johnson
going
to
third.
He
scored
as
Kenny
tossed
out
Bury.
Smith
rolled
another
down
to
Kenny
who
'
threw
him
out
at
first
Ihe
Sons
of
Canada
were
without
the
services
of
Lamblc
who
Is
suffering
from,
a
cold
In
the
back.
The
game
was
called
on
account
ef
da'rkriesrat
the
end
of
the
sixth.
Although
ii
is
quite
probable
that
lit
wouldn't
have
made
any
differ-
ence
to
the
final
outcome
had
they
played
the
extra
Inning,
It
seemed
queer
that
the
game
should
have
been
called
when
one
night
about:
a
month
ago,
the
game
was
allowed
to
continue
when
the
fog
was
right
1
on
the
field
and
it
was
much
harder
I
to
see
the
ball
than
It
was
when
time
was
called
last
night.
I
The
Box
Score
t
8.
O.
C
AB
R
II
PO
Bury
2b
3
2
Smith
p
4
2
Moran
3b.
J
1
nomadlna
cf
3
0
Styles
lb
.:.....3
0
Frlz2ell
c
3
0
a
rr
2
u
Stalker
If
2
1
jJohrsMri
ss
3
2
O.
E
K44W
ABR
,4
I
Nalfm
p.
.
-
3
1
Arseneau
If
2
0
WuuUHt
m
p.
-..
3
0
'Etdrktge
5b
3
0
Hibbard
rf.
3
0
Menzlo
lb
2
1
Redman
cf
2
0
El.
Smith
c.
2
0
s
ia
II
po
1
2
,
Totals
23
3
S
18
9
E
3
0
i
0
.
0
o
0
ol
0
Canucks
1
0
1
0
4
28.
Old
Empress
0
0
0
0
1
2
3t
Summary-
-3-base
hits.
Styles,
Arseneau,
Menzle;
base
on
balls
off
Smith
d.
Wendle
di;
struck
out
.
THE
r.'-HT
:tts
paqe
four
"I,
Vancouver
Stocks
Coimadina
Still
Leads
Big
Six
SPORT
CHAT
Stephens
Bark
Into
Second
place!
The
Importance
of
goal-average
Is
'
Willi
Harold
and
Arseneau
Ibeir3?j
rccognhed
by
local
football
i
League
Race
Close
As
Sons
of
Canada
Beat
Old
Empress!
Close
Behind
supporters
with
the
Mcbley
Cup!Kddle
Smith
PJ(ches
For
Sgiu
nd
Iseries
In
such
a
crucial
standing
at!
sIcnces
Ufan
Guns
of
Jlotei-
i
There
wore
no
new
names
In
the
.
present.
The
most
Remarkable
in-
men
(0
Tighten
Race
i
Big
Six
standing
following
last
eve-
(stance
of
the
value
of
-
a
superlorf
'
'
i
'
nlng's
fixture
between
Sons
of
ioal
average
was
the
case
In
the;
.
h
.
'
-
f.
.
Canada
and
Old
Empress,
b
who
were
already
in
were
juried
lejMamheater
United
won
heir
ad
QW
Empreg3
weakened
last
around
a
bit.
Johnny
Comadlna
is
still
topping
the
list
although
he
droppd
a
few
points.
Hibbard.
who
went
hitless
in
three
attempts,
dropped
from
second
to
sixth
'place
as
Arseneau
and
Redman,
his
team
mater
each
raised
their
percentage
with
one
safety
in
two
times
at
bat.
Fred
Stephens
and
BUI
Harold
now
occupy
second
and
third
places
with
but
one
point
be-
(Merchants
4
tween
them
while
Arseneau
is
but
':
Legion
2
one
point
behind
Harold.
Following
.
is
the
standing
J.
Comadlna
S.
to01
u
by
?fSS2f
f
three
and
me
hlu
wple
.,
?
f
'
W"
hls
tean
mat
were
collecting
001.
that
is
to
say
by
the
one-,
h
fUns
and
m
Wta
0
thousandth
of
a
goall
,
Nson
and
Wend,e
J
&
crucla,
i
contest
as
far
as'league
honors
are
The
Mobley
Cup
standing
a
as
concerned,
for.
had
the
Hotelmen
ioiiows:
W.
Regiment
4
(Cuurteiy
3.
D.
Jotint.u.
Oo.
'
...
Big
Missouri
22,
25
Cork
Province,
nil,
1.
Duthie
Mines.
4,
nil
Indian
Mines.
I.
nil.
Kootenay.Florence,
nil,
1.
Morton
WooLsey.
1,
nil.
National
Silver,
nil,
1.
Noble
Five.
378.
5.
,
Oregon
Copper,
nil,
3.
Pend
Oreille.
70,
nil.
Premier,
58.
60
Porjefrldaho,
nil,
5.
Reeves
Macdonald,
20.
nil.
RufuSrArgenta,
2,
3.
Ruth-Hope.
nil.
5.
Silver
Crest
4,
nil.
Woodbine,
l2.
1.
OILS
HargaL
2.
nil.
A.
P.
Con,
6'
2.
9.
Merland,
nil.
5.
Mercury,
8.
10.
Fabyan
Pete.
1.
Home,
40,
41
Eastern
Stocks
Noranda,'
19.00.
19.75.
C.
P.
R.,
nil,
23.25.
Inter.
Niekel.
13.00,
13
60.
Con.
M.
&
8
95.00,
nil.
Imperial
Oil.
14.00.
nil.
City
League
W.
L.
Old
Empress
4
3
1
Sons
of
Canada
.3
3
Elks
-
-...2
3
MERCHANTS'
TEAM
The
Merchants'
team
for
night's
football
game
agauu
Big
j
League
acores
n
i
sn
-nw
d
Kenny
.jwtj
'
O
Z3
Arseneau
Arseneau
walked.
walked.
Arseneau
Arseneau
was
was
'
'
eisewnere
eisewnere
aDroaa
aoroaa
ana
ana
is
u
expi
National
Lea;ue
Pittsburg
14.
Philadelphia
5.
Chicago
2,
Boston
3.
American
League
New
York
4,
Detroit
Washington
2,
St
Loui:
4.
LEGION
TEAM
filed
out
to
Stalker
and
Hibbard
was
thrown
out
at
first
Sons
of
Canada
scattered
their
eight
runs
over
four
innings.
They
collected
one
In
the
opening
stanza
on
singles
by
Smith
and
Comadlna.
An
error,
a
stolen
base
and
a
single
contributed
one.
more
in
the
third.
Thpv
mniV
four
In
thf
fifth
Stalk
er
struck
out.
Johnson
singled
over
;
porte-third
base
and
stole
second.
Bury;
i
was
rut
by
a
pitcned
bail.
Eddie
J.
Smith.
Skinner.
Jack
W.
Murray.
1
Smith
laid
down
a
bunt
which
Nel-
Webster,
Haddon,
W.
Murray.
.T.ison
fielded
all
right
but
didn't
Pet.
.571
.500
.400
radian
Legion
will
be
selected
from
'the
following:
Vink,
Men-
Leglon-Baptie
4,
W.
Murray
'
However,
the
next
batter
whiffed.
'
les'
f"U
"l.U
Curr'e-
"U:n",!
R'WU
A.
Dicker.
A
It
wa
PU1n
dark
durlncr
the
DJeni,
sixth
It
looked
as
though
Old
Em-
;
McKay.
Chenoski,
Hardy,
Barney.
Morte
Cr'alg
is
now
in
Victoria
an
t
expeeiea
forced
at
second
on
Wendle's
roller
!o
return
to
Prlnee
Rupert
n;-
to
Bury
and
Nelson
scored.
Eldrldge
!
month.
by
Nelson
7.
Smith
(7);
left
on
bases.
S.
O.
C.
3.
O.
E.
(3)
;
wild
pitch.
Nelson,
hit
by
pitcher,
Bury
by
Nelson;
losing
pitcher,
Nelson;
hits,
off
Nelson
8
In
2-3
in.,
off
Wendle,
0
In
I
1-3
in.;
time
of
game,
1:15;
umpires,
Brookes
and
tS
h,
E
wurn
lew
'4
I
is
just
wnat
you
wanted
as
a
Plunge
in
.the
Pool
lllfil
ON
A
HOT
DAY
JVST
IMAGINE
-.the
tang
of
a
hrisk
breeze
off
the
water
a
sudden
cooling
shower
a
refreshing
lij
In
the
lake
a
a(Ufiug
session
with
Curling's
Black
Label
Lager
Beer
With
all
It
quality
It
eo$t$
no
mors
77iij
advertisement
is
not
publithcd
or
di$p1ayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
tlaard
or
hy
t.he
Government
of
Britith
Coin
irih'uL
ummm11
MII1I,1IIBI111
sa
m
arimg
s
-
Blctck
Label
Lager
Beer
TURRETS
in
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SO's
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l-fl
u
w
8giy
H
fits
into
tl
Iinvfl
Toboa'Compny
ui
CnJ.
Llaiiuj
cont
pocket
easily
one
or
two
nf
tli
now
flnt
,50V
may
u
filinned
into
tlm
l..,it
club
bag
or
into
the
Bido
pocket
of
your
car
.
.
.
an
ideal
wcck-cml
package
of
50
of
Catiada'H
most
popular
cigarettes.
.
.
.
most
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otber
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