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Sport
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ATHLETICS
MOVE
UP
Displace
Detroit
Tigers
From
Third
Place
in
the
American
League
Red
Take
Cellar
In
National
CLEVELAND,
June
9
By
defeating
the
Cleveland
Indians
here
yesterday,
the
Philadelphia
Athletics
advanced
to
third
place
In
the
American
League
standing
ahead
of
the
Detroit
Tigers
who
dropped
a
close
game
to
the
New
York
Yankees
at
Detroit.
The
Washington
Senators
lost
by
a
margin
of
one
run
to
the
Chicago
White
Sox
at
Chicago
and
the
lead
of
the
New
York
Yankees
In
the
league
standing
was
Increased
to
six
full
games.
The
three-way
tie
for
cellar
position
In
the
National
League
was
broken
with
the
New
York
Giants
going
into
sixth
place
by
defeat-'
lng
the
Cincinnati
Reds
who
took
undisputed
cellar
honors.
The
Phillies
defeated
the
Pittsburg
Pirates
and
captured
seventh
place.
The
Chicago
Cubs
Increased
their
margin
of
league
leadership
to
one
game
and
a-half
by
defeating
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
at
Brooklyn
while
the
Boston
Braves
were
losing
to
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals
in
a
slugfest
at
Boston.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores
were
as
follows:
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
Philadelphia
3;
Cleveland
1.
,
New
York
5;
Detroit
4.
Washington
2;
Chicago
3.
Boston
4;
St.
Louis
11.
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
Cincinnati
2;
New
York
9.
Chicago
7,
Brooklyn
5.
St.
Louis
15;
Boston
8.
Pittsburgh
10;
Philadelphia
11.
FOOTBALL
HOME
OIL
vs.
REGIMENT
TONIGHT,
6:30
Baseball
Standings
American
League
W.
L.
.
Pet.!
New
York
34
14
.708
Washington
29
21
580
Philadelphia'
28
22
i5
Detroit
..26
21
Cleveland
.27
24
.531
St.
Louis
.24
24
.500
Chicago
17
30
.365
Boston
9
38
.191
National
League
Chicago
..JO
19
.612
Boston
3S
21
.583
Pittsburg
Si
21
.521
St.
Louis
23
24
.485
New
York
21
25
457
Brooklyn
.
24
28
.462
Philadelphia
23
28
451
Cincinnati
.
23
30
.434
BASEBALL
SCHEDULE
June
10
S.
O.
C.
vs.
Empress.
June
13
Elks
vs.
S.
O.
C.
June
17
Elks
ys.
Empress.
June
20
Empress
vs.
S.
O.
C.
June
24
S.
O.
C.
vs.
Elks.
June
27
Empress
vs.
Elks.
July
1
8.
0.
C.
vs.
Empress.
July
4
Elks
vs.
S.
O.
C.
July
8
Elks
vs.
Empress.
July
11
Empress
vs.
S.
O.
C.
July
15--S.
O.
C.
vs.
Elks.
vs.
Young
EmDress.
On
His
High
Horse
Gene
Raymond,
one
of
filmlands'
best
riders,
said
recently
that
If
he
weren't
tied
down
by
his
movie
contract,
he
would
ride
his
horse.
Glory,
m
the
Olympic
Games.
American
Lady
Gofers
in
England
June
19
Young
Empress
vs.
Young
Elks.
Jane
22
Young
Elks
vs.
Young
Son
of
Canada.
June
26
Young
Son
of
Canada
vs.
Young
Bmprew,
.
June
23
Young
Empress
vs.
Young
Elks.
GUARANTEED
TUt
Wkite
Scat,
i,
AUtk.i
mr
aLrrd
ky
rtu
IApr
Control
Mnf
or
ktUfUmumnmimlmBnlttk
Clii.
-
July
3
Young
Elks
vs.
Young
Son
of
Canada.
July
6
Young
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
Young
Empress.
July
10
Young
Empress
Young
Elks.
July
13
Young
Elks
vs.
Young
I
Sons
of
Canada.
TANCOUVER
AVI
I
EAT
Senior
Football
"vs.
VANCOUVBR,
Juno
9:
Wheat
was
quoted
at
M'Ac
on
the
local
exchange
today.
NO
IIALinUT
IN
I
No
boats
being.
In
with
catches,
there
was
no
sale
of
halibut
on
the
I
local
fish
exchange
this
morning.
June
9Hom
Oil
vs.
Regiment.
June
.14
Merchants
vs.
Home
Oil.
4.
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4
r
Anvr.nTisiNn
cofy
'
MUST
RE
IN
EARLY
Copy
for
display
ndvertlse-
men
tt
-should
be
In
the
hands
of
the"
printers
not
later
than
3
pin,
the
day
prior
to
publl
cation.
ThU
,U
necessary
to
en
able
best
positions
to
be
se
1
cured.
HIGH
WINS
JR.
TITLE
QAiilnr
Ilrtvc
Tnln
Kwnnil
1
1
n
1
f
nf
!
Season
as
They
Did
First
In
the
Junior
Football
fixture
last
evening
King
Edward
Man.
School
win
over
Booth
Memorial!
School
by
a
three
to
nil
score
after
!
a
very
keenly
contested
game
and
inereDy
won
tne
second
nan
01
mei
Junior
League
schedule.
High!
School
having
also
won
the
first
half,
there
will
be
no
play-off.
I
The
game
right
from
the
start
was
well
worth
seeing.
High
was
out
to
avenge
its
defeat
In
the
last
match
with
the
east-enders
while
Booth
was
hopeful
of
repeating
the
'
previous
win.
Both
teams
were
at)
lull
strength.
The
first
half
was
evenly
fought
out
with
Gay
In
goal
.
for
Booth
turning
In
a
splendid
game.
There
was
no
score
at
half
time
but,
In
the
second
half,
San-1
turbane
headed
a
first
goal
from
a
1
corner
kick
and
later
Wilson
added
two.
Oay
saved
a
penalty
kick
ta-,
ken
by
ivarson.
Booth
Gay;
Eby,
Ritchie;
Gillis,
Gomez,
Fulton;
DeMarco,
Lear,
Colussl,
MacDonald,
McMeckin.
;
High
Morgan;
Fisher,
Naka-!
mo
to:
Kirkendall,
Cromp.
Faw;
Santurbane,
Christlson,
Ivarson,
:
Wilson,
Dungate.
j
For
Booth
School
Gay,
SfcMee
,
kin,
Rltehle,.
Eby.
Gomez
and
Co-
lussi
were
best
while
Cromp
and
Faw
were
"Outstanding
for
High
School.
J.
Johnston
refereed.
Canada
enjoys
leadership
in
the
largest
inland
seaport
at
Montreal
H
EX
TO
V3QA
&
O
:
American
golfers
stroll
about
the
lodge
at
Wentworth.
Mrs.
Glenna
Collett
Varo.
Miss
Holllns,
Mrs.
Cheney.
Mrs.
Hill,
Miss
Van
Wie,
Mrs.
Hlghe.
Mlsi
Hicks
and
Miss
Orcutt
Revised
Schedule
Of
Intermediate
Baseball
League
June
12
Young
Elks
vs.
Young
80ns
of
Canada.
June
15
Young
Sons
of
Canada
Final
Shipment
Of
Free
Bulls
Thirty-One
Animals
Placed
In
Interior
Under
Government
Policy
PRINCE
GEORGE,
June
9f
T.
Q.
Stewart
passed
through
Prince
George
on
Tuesday
of
this
week
with
the
fourth
and
last
consignment
of
purn-bred
bulls
to
be
de
livered
under
the
Dominion
govern
ment
bull
leaning
policy
this
year.
The
last
two
shipments
were
dis
tributed
as
follows:
one
Holsteln
to
Teikwa;
onf
Holsteln
to
Quick;
one
Shorthorn
f
Nadlna
River;
three
Shorthorns
to
Fraser
Lake;
two!
Shorthorns
10
McBrtde.
I
Of
the
35
bulls
placed
with
farmers
In
B.
c
under
iho
policy
this
year,
31
wei
located
in
thVrilstrlct
lying
betwi
n
Red
Pasr
an'di
,tei
kwa,
three
t
Blackpooi
fan
the
Ca;
nadlan
Natiunal
line
between
Kam-
J
loops
and
Clue
River
and
one
was.!
placed
at
Brigade
Like
a
few
miles
.south
of
Kumloom
The
bull
dls-;
rlbuted
an
all
of
miUlflndlnjc
merit
In
breeding
and
type
and
Jihould
go
:i
long
way
In
the
Improvement
of
the
livestock
of
the
jdlstrlcts
In
which
they
am
located.
,
Qanada
enjoys
unique
leadership
,
ffl
lir
fflrmlnn
wrrwliintlriti
frnin
K-l
I
COO
fur
farms.
PASSING
OF
PAT
CLUNE
Veteran
Employee
of,
Gran
by
Co,
Dies
at
Anyox
Had
Broken
Back
Years
Ago
But'
'
Recovered
ANYOX,
June
9:
Patrick
Clune,
who
spent
22,
years
in
the
employ
of
the
Grunby
Co.
as
a
hard
rock
miner,
first
at
Phoenix
and
lar-r
here,
passed
away
at
the
Anyox
General
Hospital
on
Tuesday
of
last
week.
The'
funeral
took
place
at
Alice
Arm
on
Sunday
under
the
auspices
Of
the
Anyox
Elks'
Lodge
of
which
deceased
was
a
charter
member.
Born
In
Ireland
62
years
ago,
Mr.
Clune
was
mining
in
the
boundary
country
during
the
boom
days
of
the
90's.
It
was
in
the
Phoenix
district
in
1902
that
his
back
was
broken
in
an
accident
at
the
Skylark
mine
between
Oreenwood
and
Phoenix.
Miraculously
-enough,
he
recovered
from
this
usually
fatal
This
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by
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Government
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British
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injury
and
subsequenUy
enjoyed
.50
came
to
Anyox
a;
good
health
although
suffering
a'o
Ron
to
fail
in
1U2'.i
.
considerable
deformity.
Some
yearj
Ailfi
Arm
..hue
h
:
after
this
accident
he
Joined
the
l.-
final
illness
ma
Mr
Oranby
Co.
at
Phoenix
and
years
rc
brin
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