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Robins
Are
Still,
However,
in
Third
Place
Senators
and
Athletics
Draw
in
Rain
PHILADELPHIA,
July
7:-The
Brooklyn
Robins
dropped
a
decision
yesterday
to
tbe
Phillies
but
the
Chicago
Cubs
also
lost
to
the
St
Louis
Cardinals
so
the
Dodgers
are
still
In
third
place
while
the
Cards
increased
their
league
leadership
over
the
New
York
Giants
to
lour
full
games.
In
,the
American
League,
the
Washington
Senators
and
Philadelphia
Athletics
playecfvto
a
scoreless
deadlock
in
the
rain
while
the
Chicago
White
Sox
defeated
the
St.
Louis
Browns:
Yesterday's
scorn:
National
League
Brooklyn
3,
Philadelphia
5;
St.
Louis
6,
Chleago
5.
American
League
Philadelphia
0,
Washington
0,
(called
In
seventh,
rain).
Chicago
5,
St
Louis
3.
Baseball
Standings
National
League
W.
L.
St.
Louis
46
28
New
York
40
30
Brooklyn
.:.
41
33
Chicago
.39
32
Boston
21
36
Philadelphia
32
41
Pittsburg
29
41
Cincinnati
26
49
American
League
W.
L.
Philadelphia
51
21
Washington
-
48
27
New
York
39
31
Cleveland
36
37
St.
Louis
.33
40
Boston
.28
41
Detroit
.28
46
Chleago
.26
46
City
League
W.
L.
Sons
Of
Canada
4
2
Old
Empress
3
3
Elks
-
3
4
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July
9
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Empress
vs.
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The
costume
of
this
contestant
made
an
amusing
contrast
at
n1diers'
sports
day
held
at
Chelsea,
England,
recently.
Improvements
on
Playgrounds
to
Be
Carried
Out
Work
of
Improvements
on
play
ground
equipment
as
recommended
by
the
Gyro
Cub,
with
the
exception
of
slides,
will
be
carried
out
by
he
city.
A
recommendation
to
this
effect
from
the
board
of
works
was
adopted
by
the
city
council
last
nleht.
I
Captain)
Fong,
Tinker.
Wlngham.
and
Norrlngton.
Reserves:
Lyons.
Redpath,
and
Bond.
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advertisement
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not
uubllsnd
or
displayed
by
tho
Liquoi
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia,
SPORT
CHAT
A
review
of
the
Dominion
Day
Cup
football
series
this
year
reveals
some
Interesting
Items.
In
the
competition
the
Merchants
and
'the
Legion
each
scored
six
goals
while
the
Regiment
liad
but
one,
scored
by
Norrlngton.
Baptle
was
the
leading
scorer
with
four
goals,
the
other
Legion
goals
being
obtained
by
A.
Hodgklnson
and
D.
Jack.
The
Mer-
As
for
the
slides,
it
was
felt
that
chants
got
two
goals
by
McKay,
these
were
dangerous
and
should
ana
"e
eacn
Amor-
A'
"icKens,
not
be
continued.
Already
some
of
s-
Dickens
and
S.
Currle.
the
slides
have
been
taken
out,
i
,
The
Oyro
Club
had
requeslU
a
fao
COD1petlUori.
has
so
rriuch
council
to
make
repairs
at
various
playgrounds.
KEGIMENT
LINEUP
-Thb
following
players
will
repre
sent
the
Regiment
Football
Club
In
the
league
game
with
Canadian
Legion
tonight:
Laidler.
Kelsey,
Thurber,
Ede-
cutnbe,
Watson.
DeJong,
Wilson
It.
resulted
from
penal
kicks
and
the
Legion
is
the
team
that
owes
most
to
this
free
kick.
Against
the
Regiment,
in
the
last
few
minutes
a
penalty
enabled
Jack
to
score
and
give
the
Legion
tffeir
first
step
in
the
trophy.
!n
the
first
game
between
the
Legion
and
the
Merchants
A.
Dickens
scored
from
a
penalty
for
the
Merchants.
The
Legion
had
one
awarded
them
too,
but
Jack
missed
In
the
final
on
Dominion
Day
a
penalty
In
tbe
closing
seconds
en
abled
Baptle
to
score
and
gave
the
Legion
a
second
chance
to
fight
for
the
Cup
and
tills
time
they
made
no
mistake.
I
Charlie
Baptle
has
a
rather
Interesting
record
in
this
particular
trophy.
He
has
placed
In
four
successive
finals
and
has
been
on
the
winning
team
each
time.
This
year
he
won
with
the
Legion
and
he
won
with
the
same
team
last
year.
Two
years
ago
he
was
on
the
winning
Thistle
team
and
previous
to
that
he
played
with
the
Regiment
when
:
they
beat
Ben
Self's
aggregation
of
stars.
Baptle's
record
surely
stands
,
by
Itself.
'
I
A
matter
of
much
discussion
'
among
football
fans
and
players
is
I
the
question
of
foul
throw-ins.
In
,
the
Dominion
Day
final
there
were
:
17
frees
awarded
for
the
violation
of
the
rule
governing
this
act.
I
Surely
the
players
can
learn
or
their
committees
can
instruct
the
play-iers
how
to
throw
a
ball
In.
George
llllll,
of
the
Merchant
team,
and
I
George
Mitchell
of
the
same
team
'are
probably
the
best
at
gaining
!
distance
with
this
penalty.
I
I
The
player
taking
the
throw-in
j
must
stand
facing
the
field
of
play;
;
'
he
nust
throw
It
in
with
both
hands
(basketball
players
often
throw
wlta
one
hand
though
holding
the
ball
with
both
hands);
he
must
bring
the
ball
from
behind
and
throw
It
over
his
head,
not
over
one
shoulder;
he
must
keep
a
part
of
both
feet
on
the
ground.
He
may
rise
on
his
toes
provided
he
does
not
lift
foot
off
while
throwing.
He
must
stand
outside
the
field
of
play
so
that
neither
foot
should
touch
free
kick
as
at
present,
but
this
will
have
to
be
approved
of
by
the
Dominion
Football
authorities
before
It
will
apply
locally.
A
THE
DAILY
NETS
READY
FOR
!
TRACK
MEET
,
Spartan
Athletic
Club
Alakes
final
Arraneements
for
Event
Saturday
A
meeting
of
the
Spartan
Club
was
held
last
night
in
the
I
Toe
H
rooms,
the
vice-president,
Phil
Edgecumbe,
being
in
the
chair.
Arrangements
were
completed
for
the
second
club
track
meet
which
will
take
place
next
Saturday
eve
nine.
The
program
will
be
similar
0
that
of
the
first
meet,
with
the
iddition
of
an
880-yard
relay,
and
1
ladles'
76-yard
dash.
Only
club
members,
who
have
paid
up
their
fees,
will
be
eligible
to
compete
in
this
meet,
and
it
was
decided
that
all
entries
must
be
handed
In
before
Friday
evening
to
the
secretary,
Archie
Thompson.
A
feature
of
the
meet
will
be
the
medley
relay,
which
will
be
a
close
contest
between
Walters'
Whizzbangs,
Klhs-lor's
Curios
and
Edgecumbe's
Enos.
A
list
of
marks,
one
of
which
an
athlete
must
be
able
to
equal
or
surpass
In
order
to
become
a
club
member,
was
definitely
set,,
and
a
permanent
committer
consisting
of
Sidney
Woodslde
and
Norman
Klt-lor
was
appointed
to
set
the
handicaps,
j
GOLF
FINAL
i
VERY
CLOSE
Silly
Burke
Wins
United
States
Title
From
George
Van
Elm
By
i
Single
Stroke
TOLEDO.
Ohio,
July
7:
Billy
Burke
of
Greenwich,
Conn.,
won
.he
United
States
open
golf
championship
yesterday
by
defeating
George
Van,
Elm
by
one
stroke
In
the
W-hole
play-off7148
to
149.
The
two
had
tied
for
the
championship
on
Saturday
and
again
In
the
36-hole
)lay-off
on
Sunday.
GIRLS
HAVE
THEIR
CAMP
G.
I.
T.
of
First
Presbyterian
Church
to
Have
Two
Weeks'
.
Outing
at
Salt
Lake
1
Seventeen
members
of
the
Canadian
Girls
In
Training
of
First
Presbyterian
Church
left
yesterday
for
the
Salt
Lake
to
go
Into
camp
for
wieks.
Mrs.
C.
O.
Ham
Is
in
charge
of
the
party
of
girls,
which
vill
use
two
of
the
cabins
at
the
ike.
LEGION
LINEUP
Canadian
Legion
will
field
the
following
team
against
the
Regiment
in
tonight's
league
football
game:
B.
Murray.
Haddon.
tyood-
i
"Ide
T.
Bussanich.
J.
Murray.
Bap-
tie
J.
Campbell,
A.
Hodgklnson,
F.
Hodgkinson.
W.
Murray.
CITY
CUP
SCHEDULE
Time
Table
For
Mobley
Tro(ihy
Regiment.
July
21
Regiment
vs.
Merch
I
Football
Competition
Announced
j
Fixture
for
Mobley
Cup
league
football
trophy
are
announced
as
follows:
July
7
Regiment
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
July
10
Merchants
vs.
July
14
Canadian
Legion
vi.
Merchants.
July
17
Canadian
Legion
vs.
ants.
July-24
Merchants
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
July
23
Regiment
vs.
Canadian
T
trlon.
July
31
Merchants
vs.
the
sideline.
The
latest
advices
In-
i
Aug.
4
Canadian
Legion
vs.
dlcate
that
in
future
the
penalty
for
Merchants,
a
violation
of
this
rule
will
be
a;
Aug.
7
Canadian
Legion
vs.
throw-In
to
the
other
side,
not
a
i
Regiment,
Aug.
U
Regiment
vs.
Merch-ants.
"
1
Aug
14Merchaht
vs.
Canadlaa
Legion,
7
e
will
grow
up
strong
and
healthy
mother,
dreams
of
her
baby'i
IJVERV
J,
future.
She
pictures
the
yean
ahttd
.-sees
Sim
growing
up
through
sturdy,
healthy
childhood
to
strong,
vigoroui
manhood.
1
What
baby
will
become
depend
very
largely
upon
that
service
of
love
even
mort
important
than
the
tiny
garments
so
carefully
chosen.
Zfi$-
the
reth
btfat
baby
anivH
the
nftctant
mother
will
mit
quite
sure
that
the
till
be
Me
to
eti
bubj
herself.
So
much
depend
upon
thf
!
In
babyhood
re
laid
the
foundations
of
future
health
and
happineM.
No
substitute
it
equal
to
maternal
milk
for
giving
baby
a
ound
tart
in
life.
And
no
substitute
so
stirtly
tafeguards
a
child
against
nutritionil
diseases,
such
as
rickets.
Doctors,
nurses
and
mothers
daily
testify
to
the
remarkable
value
of
"Ovaltine"
in
promoting
adequate
lactation
When
this
deliciou
beverage
is
uktif
before
the
birth
the
milk
is
sufficient
iif
quantity
and
rtch
m
quality,
bven
hetv
onh
taken
after
the
birth
the
use
of
Ovaltme"
has
quickly
effected
a
radical
change
in
tKii
quality
and
quantity
of
th4)
milk
"Ovaltine",
moreover,
maintains
the
mother's
strength
while
nursing
and
en-sures
a
quick
return
to
normal
health.
"Ovaltine'
is
prepared
from
Nature'
food
which
are
richest
in
nutriment
ripe
barley
malt,
creamy
milk
and
eggs.
It
is
quickly
prepared
and
easily
digested.
There
is
no
food
beverage
comparable
with
"Ovaltine".
It
is
the
richest
in
food
value,
the
most
economical
in
use.
Ortlthu
h
toll
tt
8
JoeJ
llttl,
I
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T.
$1.23
and
special,
f
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I'milf
riti
tint,
tUo
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A.
WAMtEh
LIMITED,
London,
r
(inland
nJ
Peterborough,
CanjuU
TONIC
FOOD
BEVERAGE
(bnaHAes
Jvotfieis
to
ftteast-feed
tfieln
liaties
lie.
and
20c.
packagrt
(
in
yi'pmtnd
teretr-top
lint.
PIPE
TESTED
01
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POLICEMAN
"So
one
but
an
old
policeman
on
night
duty
knout
the
joys
of
lighting
up
after
long
tiourt
onthehent.
It
produces
n
comiKinlonthip
between
lilmtetf
nnii
a
pipeful
of
gwnl
toltacco
that
deflei
description.
Coming
off
duty
the
other
morning
I
bought
my
fitit
imckage
of
Turret
pipe
tobacco.
I
tried
It
out
.
.
.
it's
a
real
tobacco
.
.
.
ju$t
something
about
tt
that
makes
it
a
mnn'j
smoke."
If
you're
looking
for
the
perfect
pipe
tobaeea
try
Turret
ple
toharrol
Rlth,
iwrft,
cool
and
mild-
a
lox
burning
tobacco
mad
from
the
finest
burlry
leaf
-Llruded
by
riperta.
M
U
aUMiMj
R
TOBACCO
A
good,
cool
nmojto
pe0
Pipe
tested
Turret
In
rut
for
thsss
hU
mil
thtlr
oun
tpesrrr
Daily
Hews
Want
Ads.
Bring
Quick
Returns