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REGIMENT
WINS
CUP
Cinch
City
League
Football
Championship
For
Second
Consecutive
Season
(
Merchants
Lose
Score
of
Game
Last
Night
2
to
Nil.
Wind
Hampers
Play
By
defeating
Merchants
2-0
In
a
!
Mobley
Cup
City
League
series
j
came
last
night.
Regiment
cin-i
riled
the
League
championship
fo:
the
second
successive
season
before
a
fair
crowd
of
spectators
which
was
not
as
large
as
usual.!
doe
to
the
wind
and
rainy
evening
i
Regiment
Smith;
Hunt
and
WingMm;
Vance.
DeJong
and
Edfecumbe;
Walters,
Clark
Watson
(captain),
Colussi
and
Norrington.
Merchants
Morgan;
Douglas
and
Menaies;
Oilker,
MacKay
and
HH1;
Amor.
Hardy,
A.
Dickens
(captain),
H.
Dickens
and
Wicks
Referee
Manson.
;
Linesmen
Blake
and
Howe.
j
Regiment
won
the
toss
and
elected
to
kick
down
hill.
A
treanher-j
ma
crow
wind
was
Mowing.
Both!
teams
-were
forced
to
make
chan-j
ges
from
the
selected
elevens.
Regiment
was
short
of
Thurber
through
illness
and
Redpath
through
Injuries
sustained
in
the
last
game,
while
Merchants
could
only
muster
tea
men
to
start
with
as
Fong
failed
to
show
up.
They
were
obliged
to
call
on
Morgan
to
play
to
goal
to
make
up
the
eleven
and
Menaies
went
to
full
bask.
The
opening
exchanges
favored
Regiment,
which
was
early
in
the
attack
but
missed
several
golden
opportunities
through
poor
finish
The
lead.
scoring
from
close
range
which
gave
Morgan
no
chance
to
save.
This
was
followed
abortlv
after
Seaflea
Steeplechase
Winding
up
a
twenty-two
mile
seaflea
sieeplrcux-a1
:.ue
through
a
chain
of
Florida
lakes,
Carl
Ellis
leads
Bob
Ed
-num
over
a
dam.
while
doing
40
miles
an
ho
jr
ens
handled
Just
outaide
the
pen-
ln
a
Boa
shot
after
some
alty
area.
Norrington
took
the
free
nloe
Psmg
on
the
Oreen's
right
kick
"vtfclefc
kiek
which
-as
well
wlr
The
Merchantt
were
sttU
platied,
but
Menttos
beaded
clear.
Xryin
to
score
when
the
-Halfthne
arrives
with
the
soore
wnhtle
went
1-0
in
favor
:bf
the
Regiment
;
Tl7
Bf,ow
Standard
I
The
play
was
not
up
to
the
us-Second
Half
ual
standard
but
the
bad
wind
Immediately
on
resuming
the
considerably
hampered
the
players
Merchants
set
about
to
get
the
The
Regiment
were
wen
servd
by
touallaer
and,
for
the
first
lb
min-
Smith
in
goal
and
DeJong
and
Insist
on
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the
On
venuneut
ui
iinusb
Columbia.
June
26
Young
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
Young
Empress.
June
29
Young
Empress
vs.
Young
Elks.
July
8
Young
Elks
vs.
Young
Sons
of
Canada.
July
6
Young
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
Young
Empress.
July
10
Young
Empress
vs.
Young
Elks.
July
13
Young
Elks
vs.
Young
Sons
of
Canada.
1
nASEBALL
STANDING
1
The
standing
of
the
Intermediate
I
Baseball
League
to
date
la
a
.
W.
L
I
Young
Empress
3
2
I
Young
Elks
2
2
J
Young
S.X.
C
2
3
BASEBALL
Pet
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.500
.400
SCHEDULE
jbn8
6.
O.
O.
'vs.
Elks.
June
6
Empress
vs.
Elks.
June
108.
O.
C.
vs.
Empress.
June
13
Elks
vs.
S.
O.
C.
June
17
Elks
vs.
Empress.
June
20
Empress
vs.
S.
O.
C.
June
24
8.
O.
C.
vs.
Elks.
June
27
Empress
vs.
Elks.
July
1
fl.
O.
C.
vs.
Empress.
July
4
Elks
vs.
8.
O.
C.
July
8
Biks
vs.
Empress.
July
11
Empress
vs.
S.
O.
C.
July
158.
O.
C.
vs.
Elks.
THE
DAILY
NKVPS
BASEBALL
SONS
OF
CANADA
vs.
ELKS
TONIGHT
-
6:45
SPORT
CHAT
A
striking
picture
in
the
London
Dally
Mirror
of
the
kick
which
resulted
In
Newcastle
United'!
hotly
disputed
first
goal
in
the
Cup
Final
throws
new
light
on
the
controversy.
The
go.ii
was
the
one
by
means
ol
ahirh
Newcastle
equalized
with
the
Arsenai
five
minutes
bef
ore
half
tir.ie.
The
picture
shows
that
the
ball
was
over
the
line
when
the
kick
was
taken.
Another
point
borne
out
by
the
photograph
is
that
the
referee
and
both
the
linesmen
were
down
thefield
and
beyond
the
penalty
area
at
the
time.
It
can
also
be
seen
that
each
had
a
player
between
him
and
the
man
who
was
taking
the
kick;
thus
it
is
possible
that
in
each
case
the
line
of
vision
was
Interrupted.
This,
as
the
Mirror
sporting
editor
points
out.
will
renew
the
demand
for
goal
fudges
which
has
been
'
oiced
for
many
years.
It
would
be
the
duty
of
such
Judges
to
stay
al-1
'ways
in
line
with
the
goal
and
sol
obtain
a
clear
view
of
any
kick
which
it
might
be
thought
had
been
taken
over
the
line.
Below
are
toe
views
of
well
known
football
auth-j
orlU
m
lhe
ubjtct
utes,
pressed
almost
continuously
1
Edgeumbe
at
halfback,
whBe
all
j
and
kept
the
Regiment
hemmed
In
j
the
forward
workeo
hard
but
Co-1
their
own
half
of
the
field.
Tfcelluasi
was
outstanding.
For
Use
Merchants'
forwards
were
always
!
Merchant
Wicks
and
A.
David
Jack
Arsenal
)
:
"Per
yean
it
ho
hian
mo
Mjmi
that
tua
hn,,li
Dickens
7.
,"
T
'
I
Ifcaasxaa
Ma
a-aH
T
T
n
I
bunsaed
together,
however,
and
i
were
the
pick
of
the
forward
uT"
crowded
one
another's
play.
A.
whHe
Oeorge
Hill
and
Meaatea
7,,.
.
10y
P
ntun
A
mokem
out
play
when
Cohusi
scored
a
nrv
!
ward
by
a
good
shot
by
Watson
'
Wteks
xlt
danger
but
the
wtog-whlch
Morgan
saved,
well;
PJayjr""
axot
J11
cteared
the
bar.
End
veered
ta
the
other
end
for
a'10
toUowed.
each
gaal
change
and
Wicks
narrouly
mis-ibein
ted
in
tem.
Wafers
gat
sed
wten
well
piaced.
Play
wasj
throogh
for
the
Regiment
and
quickly
tranaferred
to
the
otber
r0-1
hse
shot
was
end
and
Walters
pat
in
a
lone'11
saTfd
r
Mergan
but
the
baU
shot
which
was
follow
up
by!rebouiHld
to
Norrington
who
had
Norrington-
who
aOswat
scored
when
he
got
through
bat
Morgan
cleared.
The
same
two
players
tor
a
JKBpie
talc
to
score
a
seeend
City
clean
goal.
This
player
dribbled
,th
Hetolnt
goal-keeper
n
Rertnent
4
the
ball
dose
in,
beating
three,
opponents
in
clever
style
tm
I'm.
(umn
imu
a
gwu
uuuns
Ottn
Up.fnTr,
'
ni
irraerea
away
ine
opporwn-
Legion
Home
Oil
W.
D.
6
1
1
ity
when
well
placed.
A
nice
piece
mi,0-
,
A
of
combination
on
the
part
of
the
Merchants
MacKay
to
Dickens
to
f
Jbaarrt
It
m
rAnm
itttv
nnn
mmi
in
tka
la
at
V.
.
thut
Rmlft
(4Mror;
his
charts
1
.
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vooe
we
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The
prtffem
wring:
ol
f
at
Obeiaea
perauaded
me
that
goal
newever,
sror
17
minutes
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.
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Mobley
fobiey
Cop
Cap
se
series
is
aa
follows
:
L.
F.
1
12
2
11
2
S
S
2
Revised
Schedule
Of
Intermediate
Baseball
League
June
5
Young
Empress
vs.
eaj
jot
me
Kegimeat.
Tms
00-
Young
Elka.
curred
after
30
minutes
play.
The
June
12
Yount
Elks
vs.
Youne
the
Regiment
were
Involvd
in
an-i
Merobaata
tried
hard
to
score
but
sons
of
Canada,
other
attack
but
Douglas
cleared
to"
a
Regiment
defender
jUne
15
Young
Sons
of
Canada
at
the
axpense
of
a
corner
whlcL
111
the
Wk
and
A.
Dkshens
g
Young
Banweas.
was
unproductive.
Wloks
got
away
'
e,peclny
h"3
Waea.
Dickens
june
is
Young
Empress
vs.
for
the
Merchants
but
his
parting
in
a
hot
one
but
South
saved
I
Young
Elka.
effort
was
wva.h.
Back
to
the
other
u
arK5
Wlck
wt
e
crossbar
june
22
Young
KBca
vs.
Young
end
came
the
Oreeu
and
H.
Dick-
wmu
"
ilml
Beemea
cenam.
uo-
gon,
&
Canada.
judges
vesM
have
been
an
asset
My
eoly
daubt
is
whether
the
smaller
clubs
could
bear
the
cost
Sir
Frederick
Wall
(secretary.
Feetfeail
Association
:
"It
would
be
confuaitn
worse
confounded.
Substantially,
the
officials
work
ex-eeedingiy
well.
Occasionally
a
mistake
may
have
been
made
er
some
people
think
so."
Big
League
Scores
American
Learue
Washington
6-8,
Boston
4-L
New
York
S.
Philadelphia
1.
St.
Louis
1,
Chicago
7.
Cleveland-Detroit,
rain.
National
League
Boston
1-8,
Brooklyn
6-1.
Chicago
9.
Pittsburg
S.
Philadelphia-New
York,
rain.
Baseball
Standings
American
League
W.
L
Pet
New
York
29
IS
.690
WaaWngtoo
M
IV
.622
Detroit
24
16
400
Philadelphia
26
10
M6
Cleveland
23
21
23'
St.
Louis
21
23
ATI
Chleaajo
..
is
28
m
Boston
...
7
36
J67
National
League
Chicago
2&
16
.644
Boston
.....26
10
468
Pittsburg
30
30
400
Brooklyn
.22
,
33
.489
Ctnetnnati
53
3
.479
Philadelphia
20
25
.444
St.
Louis
19
24
.442
New
York
U
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STEWARD
OF
CLUB
SMITHERS.
June
3:
H.
E.
Wal
T
lace
has
taken
over
the
position
of
1
steward
at
the
Canadian
Legion
Club
In
sueesasion
to
Alex
McLean,
who
ha?
inateiMd.
OA,
SPRAINS
Rub
MiMfd'
in
titfy.
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pwfMtraiM
tort
lif!tMU,
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King
Ed
ward
High
School
staff
was
ho5t
!ast
night
at
his
home
on
Fourth
Avenue
Baet
to
the
members
of
the
High
School
basketball
team,
winners
of
tf
Intermediate
League!
.ip
dorm
the
past
whiter
at
an)
enjoyable
stag
party.
The
winning
j
rl
the
cup.
which
has
been
ccru-
lderably
repnlrrd.
was
duly
cele-l
jrated.
the
evminp
being
pleasant-
j
'y
spent
u
piaving
cards
and
tem-iniscteg
on
the
doings
of
the
past
hoop
season.
Delicious
refreshments
vere
served.
Thoee
present
Included
Principal
O
H
Hartnejis
and
Alex
alters,
Bert
Unger,
Bli1
vance.
Chuck
lickey.
BUI
Tobey.
Rupert
Rcss.
Oscar
Whtgham.
PhU
Edgoumbe.
Tom
Marrtall
and
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Dry
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Station
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June
14
Dry
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R.ON.V.R
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17
Station
vs.
Dry
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rune
21
Roundhouse
vs.
R.C.N
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34
Roundhouse
vs.
Dry
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one
28
Station
vs.
R.CJJ.VH
Senior
Football
June
7
Canadian
Legion
vs.
ierehants.
June
9
Home
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vs.
Regiment.
Jane
14
Merchants
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