tOE
FOUR
W
Tennis
Games
Yesterday
At
Rupert
Courts
The
closest
game
played
yesterday
In
the
prince
Rupert
Tennis
Club
'tournament
was
the
singles
In
which
Russell
won
from
Currle.
The
second
set
went
to
the
loser.
Scores
for
the
day
follow:
Mrs.
McMordle
beat
Mrs.
Currle,
6-3,
6-2.
Gregg
and
Nlcholls,
beat
Llnzey
and
Robertson,
6-4,
6-1.
Russell
beat
Currle,
6:0,
2-6.
6-2.
Llnzey
beat
Smith,
3-2,
6-4.
The
weather
prevented
the
playing
of
the
other
scheduled
games.
The
draw
for
today
Is:
4:00
Mrs.
Blance
and
Miss
J
Robertson
vs.
Mrs.
Gregg
and
Mrs.
McMordle.
6:00
Llnzey
vs.
McMordle.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Currle
vs.
Miss
L.
Frlzzell
and
A.
Mitchell.
6:30
Joslln
and
Russell
vs.
Black
and
Dartlett.
FOOTBALL
TEAMS
Merchants'
team
will
be
choser;
from
the
following:
Menzles,
Cur
l
rle,
Douglas,
HU1,
A.
Dickens,'
Amor.
McKay,
Dickens,
H.
Dlckeni,1
Chenoske,
Bye,
Russell,
Hardy.
D.
j
vis,
Mitchell.
'
j
The
Regiment
team
to
meet,
the
Merchants
in
the
Mobley
Cup
flx-eure
this
evening
will
be
selected
from
the
following
players:
Wilson
(captain),
Watson,
Thurber;
Edge
cumbe,
DeJong,
Wlngham,
Lyons,
Fang,
Colussi,
Norrlngton,
Wicks.
Doherty,
Redpath.
FOOTBALL
July
21
Ileglmeht
vs.
Merer
ants,
July-24
Merchants
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
July
28
Regiment
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
,
July
31
Merchants
vs.
Regiment.
Aug.
4
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Merchants.
Ana.
7
Canadian
Legion
v.
Regiment
Aug.
11
Regiment
vs.
Merch
ants.
Aug
14
Merchants
vs.
Canadla
1
Legion.
The
city
council
last
night
decided
to
grant
to
the
Canadian
Legion
cemetery
lots
asked
for
by
the
returned
men.
Youthful
Entrant
The
youngest
ompotltnr,
John
Blcks,
uged
5.
at
the
annual
horse
and
pony
show.
Itanelagh
England,
on
his
pony
Silver
Moon,
illustrating
a
little
horsemanship
SPORT
NOTES
One
of
the
latest
development!;
..
Ooosens,
wws,v..,
went
v...
to
the
...v
basement
JV.
.......
Tlim
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Ooosens
had
a
slit
sibly
the
series
might
be
extendel;ln
his
side
from
a
pedal
Incision
and
organized
In
such
a
way
as
to
1
and
many
stitches
were
required
lapsed
on
the
boards
after
a
bi-
meet
of
the
National
Rifle
Assoc,
rage
of
flying
bikes
Two
of
th?
atlon.
while
the
elghteen-lnch
bull
riders.
McNamara
and
Alphonse
at
500
and
600
yeards
was
reduced
to
fifteen
Inches.
The
dimensions
of
the
bull
for
these
distances
is
the
smallest
eve
used
in
the
King's
Prize
and
Regan's
score
was
the
highest
ever
made
with
this
particular
target
Regan's
score
of
104
was
'.he
high
est
made
In
the
first
stage
of
th;
King's
in
the
last
four
years.
However,
the
score
of
104
made
at
the
time
was
with
the
larger
bull,
which
makes
Regan's
feat
all
thr
i
more
notable.
It
appears
as
if
Rogers
Hornsby
once
the
king
of
second
basemen
will
close
his
career
as
a
third
scacker.
Hornsby
has
shifted
Bill
Jurges.
former
Reading
shortston.
to
second
and
Is
taking
care
of
the
corner,
where
he
hasn't
so
much
ground
to
cover
and
so
much
run
nlng
to
do.
It
is
the
Rajah's
ad
mission
that
he
Isn't
as
spry
a
he
used
to
be.
Then
the
Cubs'
plbt
is
having
plenty
of
trouble
with
his
ankles,
but
his
batting
Is
needed
and
therefore
It
Is
apparent
he
pnxlous
to
play,
every
day
If
pos
slble.
I
A
young
revolution
Is
raging
in
;
eastern
lacrosse.
First,
the
draitl:
drop
of
12
men
to
seven,
reducing
the
size
of
the
field
and
revival
of
(
the
professional
game,
and
now
;
comes
a
suggested
change
In
the
oldest
,of
plays'
he
draw-off.
To
eliminate
delav
In
posing
stick,
'placing
the
ball,
and
the
draw,
It
It
planned
to
bounce
the
ball
be
tween
two
players
and
let
play
bj
on.
There
Is
no
doubt
that
the
draw-off
wastes
a
lot
of
time
an1
the
toss-In
may
speed
ud
the
a'
tlon.
but
It
Is
hoped
that
the
changes
arc
not
so
numerous
that
old-timers
will
be
unable
to
recognlz-the
national
pastime.
Nscehret
I
Have
you
paid
-four
suDscrlptlnn
to
the
Dally
News
this
year?
THE
PAXIY
NEWS
orld
Sport
News
and
Views
HEAVY
HITTING
CONTEST
GOES
TO
NATIVE
SONS
Canucks
Defeat
Flks
13-11
In
Five
i
Imilu;
Contest
Called
Because
Of
Darkness
Comadina
Leads
Hitters
three
hits
and
two
walks
and
Lam
ble
finished
the
same
for
the
ners.
Chenoskl
who
did
the
heaving
for
the
Elks,
was
touched
for
dozen
hits
In
the
five
Innings.
j
Before
the
game,
the
members;
of
both
teams
lined
up
near
the
stands,
and
President
Rudderham
asked
the
fans
to
rise
and
stand
for
c
a
minute's
silence
In
memory
of
Harvey
Fraser,
late
manager
of
the
,
Old
Empress
team,
who
died
last
week
while
un
the
grounds.
j
i
The
Native
Sons,
as
has
been
their
habit
in
recent
games,
started
right
off
in
the
first
inning
and
collected
six
runs
on
five
hits
and
a
hit
batsman.
Johnny
Comadina,
gQns
,who
started
pitching
for
his
team,
contributed
a
homer
Into
centre
during
this
stanza.
'
Elks
managed
to
drive
two
men
nvpr
tnA
niarp
in
tnpir
nair
nr
in
in
soft
ball
is
the
Junior
series
or
(hospital
in
the
garden.
Mac
had
lnnjng
on
a
walk
a
Jlngie
and
a
games
in
wnicn
me
newsies
oi
ine
i
iwo
or
tnree
rios
unsucKiea
irom
city
are
taking
a
leading
part.
Pos-
their
moorings.
double.
Sons
got'three
more
In
the
second
and
lour
more
In
the
third.
Elks
added
three
runs
m
the
sec
provide
a
league
series
with
a
to
close
the
wound.
The
boys
were!0nd
while
thev
collected
six
in
the
number
of
teams
represented.
out
of
the
going
for
about
an
hour,
j
fourth
ana
drove
Comadina
from'
but
back'
they
came,
wincing
with
,
the
box.
Lamble
went
in
as
relief
Six-day
bicycle
riding
Is
one
f?
their
hurts.
McNamara
was
taped
ihurler
and
managed
to
hold
the!
the
toughest
sports
In
the
war
4;
UP
like
a
mummy.
But
they
con-
lLodgemen
lor
the
last
two
Innings,
today.
The
riders
must
be
in
per-;
tlnued.
Jt
was
a
ragged
game
most
of
the
tct
physical
condition,
haj.e
wc;q&;
j.
....
!way
but
jis
featured
by
a
triple!
derful
powers
of
endurance,
.an.'t
lt
is
doubtful
if
miaiy
people
Splay,
the
first
that
has
been
seenj
nlentv
of
eameness.
Consider
iho'
fully
realto
Just
what
a
difficult
I
here
for
seme
tune.
Harold
and
do!
of
the
woqden
saucer,
Reggie
feat
Sergeant
J.
H.
Regan
of
the
MsNasnara.
He
has
fallen
so
often
Canadian
Scottish
performed
at
md
.
with
such
spectacular
force
Blsley
on
Wednesday,
when
he
and
has
survived
so
many
Jam-'
chalked
up
a
total
of
104
out
of
u
ld
bad
soills
that
he
Is
called
th
posslblo
105
to
lead
the
qualifier
Ironman."
When
nearly
halfwav
in
the
first
stage
of
the
King's
hrouh
a
recent
muscle
marathon
Prize.
In
1928
the
slx-lnch
bullV
on
wheels
staged
at
Madhon
eye
at
200
yeards
was
reduced
Qnnini
rirr4n
in
Mato
Vnrlr
pit-
five
inches,
th
tarcet
which
thev
Farquhar
were
cn
base
In
the
third
with
ncne
out.
Three
runs
had
already
scored
and
it
looked
bad
for
the
Rnrn
with
Tred
Stcnhens
at
bat.
A
double
.steal'
was
started
and
at
J
the
same
time'
Stephens
smashed!
a
line
drive
to
centre.
Lamble
nude
a
nice
catch
on
the
ball
and
threw
to
Johnson
at
second
to
cut
off
vf-Nmara
and
five
others
col-
are
now
using
at
the
groat
Emplr
3,aro,d'
a"lJo,nns!.
comP1""
play
by
throwing
Farquhar
out
at
first.
Comadina
led
the
batters
with
a
lwmo
run.
a
triple
and
a
single
In
three
times
up.
Bury
made
'
two
eingles
in
three
attempts.
Harold,
Stephens,
tfkinner
and
Chenoskl
each
hit
safely
twice
during
the
game,
Harold
and
Skinner
each
making
a
two-bagger.
S.O.
C.
The.
Bo
Score
ABR
Bury
rf.
!
3
3
II
PO
2
0
E.
Smith
Sfl
.4
2
10
Moran
3b
4
1
1
1
Lamble
cf,
p
3
111
Styles
lb
3
0
1
6
FrUzell
p
1
1
4
R.
Stalker
if.
2
2
1
0
Morrison
If.
1
0
0
0
J.
Comadina
p.
cf.
3
2
3
1
Johnson
2b
3
1
1
2
Totals
29
13
12
15
2
4
ELKS
ABR
II
PO
A
E
Harold
88
3
2
2
0
1
1
Farquhar
3b
2
10
3
11
IStephens
lb
4
2
2
4
0
1
W.
Mitchell
b
2
114
4
1
iSklnner
cf
3
0
2
0
0
0
A.
Mitchell
2b
3
112
12
D.
Stalker
rf
3
1
0
0
0
0
Stone
If
3
110
0
0
Chenoskl
p
2
2
2
2
1
1
TotaU
25
11
11
15
8
7
Native
Sons
6
3
4
0
013
Elks
2
3
0
6
0-11
Summary
3base
hits,
Harold,
Skinner;
3-base
hit,
Comadina;
home
run,
Comadtna;
stolen
base,
Moran.
Lamble.
R.
Stalker,
Harold
(2),
Stephen
W.
Mitchell.
Skinner,
'A.
Mitchell,
Chenoskl
(2);
hits
off
Comadina,
(10)
In
3
innings,
none
lout
when
he
retired
in
fourth,
off
Lamble
1
in
two
Innings;
base
op
balls
off
Comadina
4,
Chenoskl
(1);
struck
out
by
Comadina
(2).
Lamble
(2),
Chenoskl
(4);
winning
pitcher,
Cqmadlna;
left
on
bases,
S.
O.
C.
3).
Elks
i4);
triple
play
Lamble
to
Johnson
to
Styles;
passed
ball.
Mitchell
(2)
;
lilt
by
pitcher,
Lamble,
Chenoskl
by
Lamble;
time
of
game.
1:20;
umpires,
Brookes
and
Laporle.
Baseball
Standings
National
League
W.
L.
Pet.
I
St.
Louis
85
34
,618
j
Brooklyn
49
39
.557
Mew
York
46
37
.555
'Chicago
47
38
.554
!
Boston
...43
42
.506'
'Pittsburg
36
47
.434
Philadelphia
37-
51
.420
Cincinnati
31
85
.360
American
Philadelphia
63
'Washington
97
1
New
York
48
Cleveland
....."
42
-
-
St.
Louis
39
First
Triple
Play
Seen
In
Years
on
Boston
32
Local
Diamond
Manipulated
'Detroit
u
,32
By
Sons
of
Canada
Native
Sons
took
last
night's
city
league
baseball
flxlure
from
Elks
lri
a
flve-lnning
slugfest
by.
a
score
of
13
to
11.
Comadina,
who
started
the
game
for
the
Sons,
was
yanked
,
in
the
fourth
after
he
had
allowed
,
Chicago
League
W.
L.
..30
26
32
34
42
48
52
53
54
City
League
Second
Half
W,
L.
Old
Empress
1
0
Sons
of
Canada
1
1
Elks
0
1
American
League
Detroit
3.
Washington
7.
Cleveland
9,
Boston
2.
Chicago
7.
Philadelphia
12.
St.
Louis
5,
New
York
8.
National
League
Brooklyn
0,
Chicago
1.
BASEBALL
1,000
.500
.000
WATERING
OF
LONDON
World
LONDON,
July
2.1:
The
largest
iiiblic
water
enterprise
-
rhnt
of
the
MetroDollton
gate
Ponds
were
first
uwd
for
water
supply
purposes
by
Sir
John
Hart,
tfie
Lord
Mayor
of
London
In
1589.
The
Queen
Mary
Reservoir,
at
Littleton,
opened
by
the
king
in
1925,
Is
the
largest
of
modern
artificial
reservoirs.
Increasing
Demand
But
still
the
demand
Increases.
lowing
to
the
rapid
and
continuous
Native
development
of
building
estates
in
I
all
parts
of
London's
outer
suburbs.
July
3C
-Elks
vs.
Native
Sons.
jThe
installation
of
bathrooms
adds
i
The
scheduled
aame
on
July
23,
considerably
to
the
dally
eonsump-
persons
are
sunnliprt
water,
of
whom
63',
cr
ld,
Zj?
ithp
ThATTIA.
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There
are,
however
ahead.
connection
with
the
replacit.
Public
Water
Enterprise
In
burst
during
the
pas'
few
mort
In
Hands
of
Voluntary
'On
the
one
side
the
Metros.:
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n
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voluntary
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nifl.rkti
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amount
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water
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the
inhabitant
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pct,
Manchester,
Birmingham.
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Leeas,
uugnion
nnu
'juthjmipton
taken
together.
The
uppjy
of
water
from
the
wells
owned
bv
the
Metropolitan
water
board
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newly
as
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The
board
first
came
Into
ex:
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hlU
In
three
tunr
it
July
23
Elks
vs.
Old
Empress
July
27
Old
Empress
vs
tence
in
1003.
but
some
of
the
climbed
Into
seeond
nl.'ir-
,
-
sources
of
suoplytare
over
300
years
nv,
Oeorge
Howe,
who
drops
ouit
old.
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the
Htmpstead
ana
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recount
or
not
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the
sixth
position
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last
night
on
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Harold
E
J.
Comadina
8.
i
Elks
vs.
Old
Empress
Is
to
be
a
be-
;tlon.
For
the
year
ending
last
Arseneau
O.K.
iiMflt
irame
for
Eddie
Smith,
who
'March,
approximately
133
miles
of
Nelson
0.E.
was
injured
in
the
Ketchikan
series,
main
were
laid.
Nearly
8.000,000
Roberts
8.
O.
AB.
I
28
6
24
fl
27
6
25
8
28
9
31
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ft
1)
&
i
r.
in
r.
i
a
i
Bring
your
best
to
Prince
Rupert
The
Fair
Board
is
anxious
to
encourage
residents
in
the
districts
around
Prince-
Rupert
to
bring
fheir
best
to
the
FALL
FAIR
Which
will
be
held
the
FIRST
WEEK
IN
SEPTEMBER
Local
residents
believe
that
they
can
crow
flowers
better
than
any
place
within
two
hundred
miles.
Can
they?
The
Fair
Board
would
like
to
have
the
districts
pit
their
horticultural
skill
against
the
Prince
Rupert
Flower
Socioty
and
see
if
they
cannot
wrest
away
some
of
the
prizes,
especially
that
for
the
be3t
floral-display.
(A
cordial
invitation
is
extended
to
all
to
compete.
Further
Information
can
lie
obtcained
from
Secretary
W.
D.
Vance
'
or
from
'JThe
Daily
News,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.