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SHUT-OUT
VICTORIES
Three
Bit
Leslie
Games
Won,
This
1
Way
Yesterday
Cubs
Increase
:
National
League
Lead
i
NEW
YORK,
May
11
New
York
Yankees
routed
the
St.
Louie.'
Browns
yesterday
to
creep
op
to
within
two
and
a
half
games
of
the:
idle
Washington
Senators
for
the
'
leadership
of
the
American
League
,
The
Browns
fell
back
into
sixth,
pteee
behind
the
Philadelphia
At:.
,
letlcs
who
were
blanking
the
Chicago
White
Sox.
Detroit
Tigers
improved
their
grasp
on
third
place
by
tgrxxntawMsry
defeating
the
long
suffering
Boston.
Bd
Sox.
The.
PhtUks
defected
the
Cincinnati
n$fo
by
the
shHt-et
route
and
retained
third
place
hi
the
National
League.
The
Chicago
Cub?
increased
their
margin
of
l-arler-ship
to
two
and
a
half
suuie
by
virtue
of
a
decisive
victory
over
the
New
York
OianU
who
dropped
into
sixth
place
below
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals.
Yeaterday's
scores.
American
League
Detroit
11.
Boston
8.
Chicago
6,
Philadelphia
9.
,
St.
Louis
3.
New
York
10.
National
League
!
Philadelphia
4.
CincinnaU
0.
New
York
2.
Chicago
9.
Baseball
Standings
!
American
League
W.
L.
Washington
.-i7
5
New
York
13
6
Detroit
-
.
13
7
Ckesaod
ia
l
Philadelphia
...
9
it
St.
Loots
M
14
Chicago
6
ii
Boston
4
17'
National
League
w.
L.
Chicago
16
8
Boston
13
8
Philadelphia
12
io
Onetnnati
14
12
St.
Louis
10
13
New
York
8
11
Brooklyn
7.
13
Pittsburg
7
14
MERCHANTS
LINE-UP
Pet
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Softball
Game
By
Sailor
Boys
II.
Jl.
CL
S.
Vancouver
and
Local
R.
C.
N.
V.
R.
to
Compete
on
Thursday
Evening
As
part
of
the
program
In
connection
with
the
vtstt
here
for
the
next
three
days
of
H.
M.
C.
S.
Vancouver
a'
Softball
game
has
been
arranged
to
take
place
on
the
Canadian
National
Recreational
Association's
grounds
tomorrow
evening
be;Wfn
nine
irons
the
de
suffer
voA
a,;teara
representing;
gie,
local
ttrtit
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve.
It
is
possible
that
other
sports
competitions
may
be
arranged
to
take
place
during
the
stay
of
the
Vancouver.
Graceful
Jumper
A
picture
to
dWitiht
the
eye
of
ev
ry
hunter
is
the
orange
and
white
pointer.
Iodine
Pep.
shown
hurdling
a
fence
during
recent
field
trials
at
Medford,
NJ.
The
peppy
pup
is
owned
by
C.
Erasman
of
Montclair.
NJ.
I
CDADT
TUATTC
I
.815
Canadian
athletes
have
their
fans
Albert
'Frenchy'
Beranger.
play
4S9ieven
in
the
remote
parts
of
Africa
boy
WJ
us
of
Toronto
svivw
boxing
tAAutfj
a
rings
44150
and
aiiu
Baseball
Schedule
Will
Be
Revised
Intermediate
Leaeue
Being
Frozen
Oif
Acropolis
Hill
Because
of
Senior
Activities
Owing
to
the
Senior
League
football
game
being
on,
the
scheduled
Intermediate
League
baseball
game
could
not
be
played
last
night.
A
Merchants
line-up
for
Thursday
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Base-1
night's
senior
football
game
Is
art-
ball
Association
executive
to
called
'
nounced
as
follows:
for
tonight
when
the
whole
Inter-
Menzlet;
Douglas
and
Hardy;
O.
mediate
League
situation
will
be
The
regular
C.
N.
R.
A.
softbn'l
Mitchell,
J.
McKay
and
Geo.
Hill;
gone
Into.
It
is
likely
that
the
sche-.
game
between
Station
and
Dry.
L,
Amor,
H.
Dickens,
A.
Dickens,
dule
will
be
re-arranged
as
there
Is
Dock,
scheduled
for
last
night,
was
Fong
and-OUker;
reserves,
D.
Friz-
already
more
than
one
game
post-
postponed
on
account
of
rain
and
zell,
P.
Vaccher
and
W.
Bacon.
ponrd.
wet
grounds'.
The
Choice
of
Thousands
of
Particular
Pjpq
Smokers
OGDEN'S
CUT
PLUG
JJyou"roll
ydur
evn,"
use
Ogden'sfim
cut
d
tare
tie
tobacco.
THF
DAILY
NEWS
News
of
The
Sport
World
DRAW
GAME
OF
SOCCER
Canadian
Leflon
and
Home
Oil
Played
to
One
Ail
Score
In
City
Lraeue
Fixture
Youngsters
Do
Well
Cold
and
Wet
Weather
Did
Not
.Mike
For
Good
Attendance-Clean,
Fast
Game
c
t
w
s
-
m
i.wa.
.
si.-
Ifrom
5rhnn
Mnrrat
omt
ntithf1
lis
was
discovered
a
short
time
ago
gv
y
wsnww
.
u
Ir"
'
T
r"
,
M
itftA
stiamnt
T
MmahW
lint
X&U
OUt
DUt
IClt
ail
emDlV
2011
Edwd-
O.
-Cook,
brother
of
lhu
Ume(a3
a
bantamweight.
With-
lat
"hkh
Parks
had
no
hesitation
Myrtle
A.
Cook,
a
former
Olympic
n
two
weeks,
the
baby-eyed
little
successfully
shooting.
Pet,
i
champion
and
now
of
the
sports
frenchman,
once
one
of
the
great-
.727
staff
of
the
Montreal
Star.
In
a
na-
est
fighters
In
the
world,
will
meet
.019
ttve
mud
and
straw
hut
at
Tula
an
opponent
in
a
Toronto
ring.
The
545
Wange.
Northern
Nigeria,
he
found
story
oX
Frenehy's
decline
as
a
3S8
tacked
to
the
wall
a
newspaper
fighter
has
many
parallels.
Beian-
.435
clipping
along
with
the
picture
of
ger
fought
many
a
good
fight,
but
.421
P8ty
Mathieson
of
Toronto
to
the
bright
lighU
eventually
got
him.
.36a
whom
Miss
Cook
bad
acted
ar
Finally,
Frenchy
decided
it
wasn't
j33
.
jach.
The
article,
which
bore
thr
worth
the
"rap
"
He
disappeared
;
aption
"Peggy
Mathieson
filling
from
his
usual
haunts
and
headed
l
Myrtle
Cook's
Shoes."
was
written
north.
In
the
land
where
the
wind
!
by
Miss
Cook
Just
before
she
left
whistles
through
the
pines,
he
toll-
'wvuiu
vw
Hiu
up
uci
UUMM
ill
CVI
Ull,llUi.
I
VI
SU
1I1UI1LU3
lie
dau
Montreal.
Mr.
Cook
who
to
a
mis-
chopped
wood,
helped
build
roads
atonary
with
the
Sudan
Interior
and
labored
hard.
Now
a
little
heav-
'
Missions
explained
In
a
letter
home
ler.
but
this
time
with
muscle,
hlf
that
he
and
another
man
were
the
face
burned
to
bronae
with
the
sun
only
two
white
people
among
some
and
snow
and
wind.
Frenchy
is
back
80,000
natives
in
that
vicinity
and
in
Toronto.
He
haunts
a
gymnasium
be
could
not
discover
how
the
news-
day
after
day.
and
works.
It
is
ser-
paper
clipping
came
to
be
a
treas-
tous
business
now
with
Frenchy,
for
ured
possession
In
the
little
hut.
the
comeback
trail
is
a
Ion;
one.
SOFTBALL
May
13
RCN.V-R.
vs.
Station.
May
17
Roundhouse
vs.
Dry
Dock.
May
20
Station
vs.
Roundhoure
Hay
24
R.C.N.V
R.
vs.
Dry
Dock.
May
27
Dry
Dock
vs.
station,
vlay
31
Roundhouse
vs.
R.CN.VJ1
June
3
R.CN.VJl.
vs.
Station.
June
7
Dry
Dock
vs.
Roundhous
June
Hi
station
vs.
Roundhouse.
June
14
Dry
Dock
vs.
R.C.N.V.R
SOFinALL
POSTPONED
Five
minute
after
play
resumed
for
the
second
half,
Canadian
Le
gion
equalised
through
Parks.
Johnson
Smith,
Home
Oil
goalie.
advanced
from
goal
to
save
a
shot
Both
goalies
gave
good
service
and.
while
they
were
not
tested
on
numerous
occasions,
eaeh
made
several
difficult
saves.
Gomez
played
a
good
game
at
full-back
for'
Canadian
Legion
while
Sam
Cur-rie,
at
centre
half,
worked
hard
and
proved
a
steadying
Influence
fpr
the
rest
of
the
team.
Johnny
Murray
was
the
pick
of
the
forward
line.
For
Home
Oil,
Webster,
the
cap
tain,
played
a
hard
game
and.
like
Currle
for
the
Legion,
proved
a
Steadying
influence
for
the
side.
The
younger
players,
of
which
the
Uome
Oil
team
to
largely
comprised.
.re
deserving
of
special
mention.
For
a
number
of
these
it
was
the
first
appearance
In
senior
company
and
they
acquitted
themselves
with
credit,
promising
to
show
much
improvement
as
the
season
advances.
1
Both
teams
were
late
In
appear-
I
lng
on
the
grounds
and,
as
a
conse-
j
quence
only
35
minutes
could
be
played
instead
of
forty-five.
Team
'
1
mansgements
would
do
well
to
see
that
their
players
turn
out
on
time
and
thus
prevent
Impatience
on
the
part
of
the
fans
and
permit
of
the
',
full
game
being
played.
J.
A
Johnstone
again
gave
satis-
i
factory
service
as
referee
last
night.'
the
teams
were
as
follows.
Canadian
Legion
Splro
Ourvich;
O.
Ferguson
and
Gomez;
Jimmy
Ofeer
s.
Currle
and
Jack
Mowatt;
Tony
Bussanlch.
J.
K.
Murray,
C
Baptie
B,
Hestad
and
H.
Parkes.
i
Home
OU
Smith;
P.
Murray,
B
Murray;.
Davis,
Webster.
Howe;
Palmer.
Currle.
Gomez,
Nakamoto
1
Fisher.
The
evening
was
wet
and
cold
and.
a
could
be
expected,
there!
was
only
a
fair-sized
crowd
of
fans.
The
Mobley
Cup
(city
champion-
jshlpi
standing
to
date
Is
as
follows:
w.
u.
r.
a.
p.
RtBlnr
nt
,
1
0
0
10
2
4-
The
followliM
1
the
aenl
of
charge!
made
for
resting
notices'.
M.irrTase
nd
Engagement
announcement
$2.
BlrlH
Notices
50c.
t
Funeral
Notices
$1.
Cardi
df
Thanks.
Funeral
Flowers
nam,
10c
.
Per
t.
t
GYMNASIUM
REVIVED
t
Be
Repeated
The
Gyro
Club,
at
Its
regular
monthly
business
luncheon
yesterday,
decided
to
call
a
conference
in
the
near
future
of
those
organizations
in
the
eity
which
have
funds
In
trust
toward
the
establishment
of
a
public
gymnasium
here
with
a
view
to
discussing
the
possibility
ol
some
disposition
being
made
o
these
funds
this
year.
It
was
suggested
that
it
might
bo-possible
Ic
proceed
with
some
recreational
Is
cUity
in
the
city,
even
if
it
should
be
along
smarter
lines
than
at
first
nknnpd
Th
fueline
was
einrasaed
:
In
the
second
game
of
the
Senior
tnat
WM
Hulf
objMt
in
teav-Leagoe
footbaii
mm
last
night.
wle
at
such
ing
lhw
fvnds
a
Uie
CHnadian
Legion
played
to
a
one-
:
all
dnjw
Ii
was
a
good,
clean
mstefe
and
ws
fast
-nd
Interesting
at
all
-uges.
Young
players
on
both
::aac
showed
prowUc
and,
al
though
la:king
soovowhat
in
com
bi
nation
and
experience
at
the
prr-in
ti-ri
a
few
games
wtll
un
doubtedly
do
mush
towards
round
lng
them
into
good
form.
Fifteen
minutes
on
in
the
first
half.
Woodside,
for
Home
OH
handled
the
ball
In
the
penalty
area
and
Johnny
Murray
took
the
kick.
Johnson
Smith
saved.
Imme.
diately
after,
Murray
followed
in
again
and
once
more
Smith
saved.
Home
Oil
then
took
the
ball
up
to
the
other
end.
While
Johnny
Cur-tie
had
the
ball
In
play
for
Home
Oil,
Gomez.
Canadian
Legion
full
back,
deflected
It
Into
his
own
goal.
Spiro
Ourvich.
Legion
goalie,
was
able
to,
touch
the
ball
but
could
not
hold
It
and
the
sphere
rolled
In
for
a
Home
Oil
goal
There
was
no
further
scoring
In
the
first
half
which
ended
one
to
nU
for
Home
OU.
"fig-
.CO,
j
as
this
when
there
was
real
neej
along
the
lines.
The
club
decided
to
accept
an
offer
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Sin
per
to
.
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.
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second
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wirir
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ri
i
icvcmij
ni.iRcw
in
the
Capitot
Theatre
at
First
WilHam
United
Church
and
May
30
wa
set
!
club
as
the
date
for
the
repeat
concert-
there
wa
i
It
Is
hoped
that,
by
means
of
the
member
REAL
"'Ere,
Bill,
'avearcal
puff!"
"Wot
d'ye
mean,
a
real
puff?"
"Why,
blimey,
Bill,
a
Buckingham
-a
blooming
sun-treated
Buckingham.
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