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YANKS
LOST
Will
Try
To
Regain
Laurels
REGIMENT
Dropped
First
Game
in
Twelve
'Starts
by
Defeat
at
Hands
of
j
Detroit
Titers
j
DETROIT,
June
10
In
the
op-enlng
game
of
a
series
here
yes-yesterday,
Detroit
Tigers
Inflicted
upon
the
New
York
Yankees
the,
first
defeat
they
have
suffered
i
during
their
last
twelve
starts
in
t
the
West.
Dan
McFadden
started;
on
the
mound
for
the
Yankees;
and
was
replaced
by
Ed.
Wells
who
finished
the
game,
as
a
result
of
the
victory,
the
Tigers
moved
back
Into
third
place
ahead
of
the
Philadelphia
Athletics
who
lost
by
a,
margin
of
one
run
to
the
Cleveland
Indians
at
Cleveland.
In
the
National
League,
Chicago
Cubs
were
defeated
by
the
Brooklyn
Robins
while
Boston
Braves
lost
to
St.
Louis
Cardinal,
there
being,
therefore,
no
change
in
the
battle
for
the
supremacy
of
the
senior
circuit.
Yesterday's
Big
League
score:
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
Cincinnati
2;
New
York
3.
Chicago
2;
Brooklyn
5.
St.
Louis
2;
Boston
1.
Pitteburg
4;
Philadelphia
3.
AMERICAN'
LEAGUE
Washington
6;
Chicago
5.
Boston
1;
St.
Louis
2.
Phllapelphla
8;
Cleveland
9.
New
York
4;
Detroit
5.
Baseball
Standings
American
League
W.
New
York
34
Washington
30
Detroit
27
Philadelphia
2&
Cleveland
.28
St.
Louis
25
Chicago
17
Boston
9
National
League
Chicago
20
Boston
,29
Pittsburg
4
St.
Louis
2i
Brooklyn
23
New
York
24!
Philadelphia
S3
Clncinnatt
23
Baseball
Scores
Pacific
Coast
League
Seattle
7.
Portia
nd
9.
Major
Ooodsell.
world's
professional
sng!i
-sculls
champion
frcm
1924
to
1927,
will
again
row
for
the
title
against
Ted
Phelps
of
England,
at
Long
B:a.h.
Calif.,
on
Labor
Day.
United
States
Leading
Brazil
In
Cup
Tennis
German
Cruiser
Visits
Seattle
Training
Ship
Karlsruhe
to
Remain
Twelve
Days
tn
Puget
Sound
Port
SEATTLE.
June
10:
The
German
cruiser
Karlsruhe,
in
the
course
of
a
combined
training
and
goodwill
tour
of
the
world,
arrived
here
yesterday
afternoon
aad
will
remain
for
twelve
days.
NEW
YORK,
June
10:
-Losing
only
one
set,
United
States
tennis
players
outclassed
Brazil
opponents
to
make
a
sweep
of
the
singles
tn
Davis
Cup
tone
play.
The
doubles
are
being
played
today.
Beats
Record
28
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I;
AzZSX
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3s?
is
Mm
f
Ralph
Metcalfe,
negro
sprinter
of
Marquette
university,
dashed
off
220
yards
In
20.4
a
few
days
ago.
clipping
two-tenths
of
a
second
from
the
world
mark.
Beautifying
Day
For
Hospital
at
Fort
St.
John
FORT
ST.
JOHN,
June
10:
Pro-
Quite
a
crowd
of
spectators
ga-lvidence
Hospital
recently
held
a
thered
last
evening
at
the
comer
,
ground
beautifying
day
when
more
JT?"
"toll
your
men,"
use
Oiden's
fine
cut
cigarette
tobacco.
SARAZEN
United
States
Professional
Ahead
at
End
of
Second
Round
in
British
Golf
Open
LONDON,
June
10:
Oene
Sara-sen,
United
States
professional
led
the
field
yesterday
at
the
end
of
the
second
round
in
the
British
open
golf
championship.
His
card
for
the
36
holes
so
far
was
139.
Yesterday
he
covered
the
course
In
69
or
three
under
par.
BASEBALL
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
Empress
TONIGHT
-
6:45
SPORT
CHAT
Although
ignorant
of
the
finer
ts
of
high
Jumping,
an
Indihn
.uth
at
Fort
Chipewayan.
Alta,
!
eared
the
bar
at
six
feet,
one
Inch
t
a
field
meet
held
there
recently.
Vwd
of
the
Indian's
prowess
was
wrought
from
the
sub-Arctic
re-;ently
by
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
officers
to
Calgary.
It
will
be
the
privilege
of
the
.orld's
athletes
to
see
themselves
as
others
see
them
In
the
Olympic
Oames
in
Los
Angeles
July
30
to
Wust
14.
As
part
of
the
nightly
entertainment
In
the
amphitheatre
if
Olympic
village,
all
the
events
of
one
day's
program
will
be
shown
In
.notion
pictures.
oi
auun
aireet
ano
Third
Avenue
Man
Uuee
hundred
trees
were
F.
R.
Wlleon
of
Inverness
can-
tuuP'e
locKea
punte.
This,
it
is
nxpeeted,
wtU
add
;aery
1
paying
a
brief
visit
to
the
bumpers.
No
damage
was
done
in
greatly
to
the
beauty
of
the
grounds
city,
having
arrived
from
the
the
collision.
and
the
whole
town.
Skeena
Rive
on
yesterdays
train,
The
Choice
of
Thousands
121J
Free!
Rlckaby.
16-yeer
old
apprentice
Jockey,
rode
Mlttagong
to
victory
In
the
Twickenham
handicap
at
Sandown.
Eng.,
after
his
saddle
slipped
so
far
back
that
he
was
riding
bareback
at
the
finish.
Rlc
kaby's
saddle
started
slipping
a
furlong
from
the
winning
post
and
until
he
piloted
his
mount
by
the
Judges'
stand
a
head
in
front
of
Ms
nearest
rival
he
struggled
successfully
to
retain
his
seat.
OGDENS
CUT
PLUG
3
.
ir.
of
Particular
Pipe
Smokers
WON
GAME
Home
Oil
Unforunate
Last
Night
in
Having
6
to
2
Defeat
Inflicted
Upon
Them
Home
Oil
was
unfortunate
to
lose
by
such
a
wide
margin
as
6
to
2
to
the
Regiment
in
last
night's
City!
League
football
fixture.
The
losers;
had
a
much
larger
share
of
the
play
j
than
the
score
would
indicate
and
'
lost
only
through
lack
of
experience
of
the
younger
players
and
slack-',
ness
of
defence.
Weather
was
ideal
and
a
large
crowd
oX
fans
witnessed
,
the
match
with
considerable
later-
j
est.
The
game
ended
nine
minutes
j
before
full
time
by
mutual
consent
)
of
the
captains
after
the
ball
had
burst.
Teams
were
as
follows:
Home
'
Oil
Moxley;
Stalker
and
Jye;
Murray,
Webster
and
Howe;
Tsher,
Nakamoto,
Davie;
Marshall
and
Palmer.
j
Regiment
Smith;
Blake
and
Watson;
Edgecumbe,
W
Ingham
and
Walters;
Redpath,
Vance,
Colussi,
and
Clark.
IT
r
n
i
T
I
J-
A-
Johnstone
was
referee
and
I
MI
I
r
AH
linesmen
were
Gomez
and
fergu-
i
i.
nil
son.
The
Regiment
seemed
little
handicapped
by
the"
fact
that
it
had
corner
kick
taken
by
Palmer.
Three
minutes
later
Colussi
made
the
fifth
for
the
Regiment
after
a
fast
run
on
the
left
wing.
In
17
minutes
Home
Oil
scored
another
through
Palmer
wHb
took
a
corner
kick,
the
ball
rebounding
to
him
and
he
returning
it
to
goal
over
Smith's
head.
What
appeared
to
be
a
goal
for
Home
Oil
even
then
was
made
sure
f
when
Blake
of
the
Regiment
deflected
It
into
his
opposing
goal.
Moxley
saved
well
when
Walters
put
In
a
good
shot.
Webster
then
had
a
good
shot
at
the
other
end
but
Smith
saved
well.
In
26
minutes,
Regiment
scored
again
through
Clark.
With
nine
minutes
to
go
to
full
time,
the
ball
burst
and
the
game
was
awarded
to
Regiment
by
mutual
consent
of
the
captains.
Webster,
Nakamoto
and
Stalker
gave
Home
Oil
best
service
while
Watson.
WingHam
and
Colussi
starred
for
the
Regiment.
The
final
game
of
the
City
League
schedule
will
take
place
next
Tuesday
night
between
Home
Oil
and
Merchants.
City
League
Standing
The
present
standing
of
the
Mob-ley
Cup
series
Is
as
follows:
W.
D.
L.
F.
A.
P.
Regiment
5
Can.
Legion
3
Home
Oil
l
Merchants
J
1
18
8
10
2
14
10
7
3
7
14
3
4
4
11
2
Amelia
Vants
to
Fly
to
America
Avlatrix
Has
Ambition
to
Span
Atlantic
U
Opposite
Direction
ROME,
June
10:
Mrs.
Amelia
lEsrtputnajntated
here
yester-jdafjhat
she
Al
not
satisfied
!
uiitljshhwtifbwn
from.
Europe
to
America.
331
Albert
Farrow,
steamboat
in-1
spector
wh
has
bwn
on
a
trip
to
Atlln
ano
Whltehorse
to
Inspect
,
northern
river
and
lake
boat?,
ar-rixed
in
the
city
on
the
Dorothy
Alexander
this
morning
from
Skag-,way
and.
after
a
brief
visit
hereon
official
dunes,
will
sail
on
his
return
to
Vancouver
on
the
Car-idena
tonight.
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These
two
English
army
moton
i:f
.
c'.o
.i
s'
Ven
feet
up
AVOIDING
Imperial
Oil
Co.
Comes
to
Rescue
of
Newfoundland
in
Financing
.Monopoly
Is
Granted
In
this
Ume
of
extreme
depression
when
world
financiers
turn
a
deaf
ear
to
those
offering
government
bonds,
Newfoundland
is
preventing
default
on
$2,500,000
of
bonds
falling
due
on
Jaly
1,
1932,
by
an
underwriting
agreement
with
Imperial
Oil
Co.,
which
has
tor
many
years
exercised
a
virtual
monopoly
In
the
importation
and
sale
of
the
principal
pe
Ire-
only
ten
men
on
the
field
and
had
jleam
products,
says
Financial
Post,
the
first
half
all
in
its
favor
except
1
Enabling
legislation
has
been
pasa-
for
an
occasional
break-away
by
Home
Oil.
After
25
minutes
Edgecombe
scored
the
first
goal
for
Regiment,
Cblussl
making
the
second
in
30
minutes,
Clark
the
third
In
35
minutes
and
Vance
the
fourth
in
12
minutes
on
a
cross
from
Walters
on
the
right
wing.
The
teams
crossed
oyer
with
the
score
four
to
nil
in
favor
of
Regiment.
Second
Half
In
the
second
half.
Home
OH
made
a
much
better
showing
and
the
game
was
considerably
more
t
even.
The
Oil
men
tried
hird
and
were
unfortunate
In
not
having
a
more
even
score.
Slackness
in
defence
was
aweak
point.
Three
minutes
after
the
start
of
the
period.
Nakamoto
ppened
the
scoring
for
Home
Oil
with
a
good
goal
from
a
ed
whereby
Sir
John
MkMleton,
Governor
or
someone
acting
In
,hls
absence
can
sign
an
agree
ment,
effected
with
Imperial
Oil
'jy
three
experts
employed
t&
Government
t
guide
It
throigh
these
troublous
times,
whereby
that
company
underwrite
at
97.
$1.-750.000
of
a
new
$2,500,000
Issue
of
54
per
cent,
bonds
to
be
offered
the
people
of
Newfoundland.
In
return
Imperial
Oil
Is
glvn
a
legal
and
actual
monopoly
of
Its
business
in
Newfoundland
In
rnrr
'of
the
virtual
monopoly
obtained
by
It
under
competitive
conditions
during
he
past
15
years.
Presen'
duties
and
sile?
taxes
are"
removed
automatically
with
thf
.
signing
o
'he
agreement
and
in
trielr
plae-1
royalty
of
8
cents
a
gikm
on
Tajolfrre
is
rents
a
gallon
on
lubricating
oil
and
4
cents
a
gi!tor,
-l
all
other
petroleum,
is
eoileetet
tor
a
special
fond
to
loot
after
th
aymnt
of
rntcre-:
and
sinking
tand
on
the
new
bonds.
Imperla
Oil
collects
the
royalty
in
th-price
of
the
products
and
pays
ove
U
the
special
fund
$300,000
a
year
ind
any
more
that
Is
collected
Co
he
consolidated
fund
of
the
government
at
the
end
ot
the
year.
CONSTABLE)
HAROLD
RATBOXE
GIVES
EVIDENCE
IN
LIQUOR
THEFT
CASES;
FOUND
SCOTCH
WHISKY
AT
KIXAHAN.
'Continued
lrom
page
one)
which
was
on
a
different
island
from
that
on
which
the
residence
was
located.
The
bottles
were
tendered
as
exhibits
and
Constable
Rayoone
was
ordered
to
open
one
and
sample
it.
He
then
testified
that
it
contained
Scotch
whisky.
After
the
evidence'
of
Constable
Raybone
had
been
heard.
Staff
Sergeant
McNeill
asked
for
another
adjournment
ot
eight
days
in
the
oases
of
Bostrom.
Edwards
and
Mul-hern.
T.
W.
Brown
objected
to
the
adjournments,
stating
that
he
was
ready
to
go
ahead
and
suggesting
that
the
evidence
ot
another
crown
witness,
whom
he
saw
in
court,
be
taken.
The
magistrate
granted
the
adjournment
In
view
of
the
fact
that
this
ease
could
not
proceed
until
after
the
original
Swanson-Ber-qulst
case
In
which
adjournment
had
already
been
granted
This,
it
was
mutually
agreed,
will
be
the
final
adjournment
and
if
i.
poiltble
the
lien
ins
may
come
on
ithln
the
eight
days.
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Station
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vs.
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June
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Station
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Jane
21
Roundhouse
vs.
K.C.N
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June
24
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Dock
June
28
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British
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111