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DEMOCRATIC
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This
is
the
day
for
the
opening
of
the
?ivat
Democratic
convention
vhich
will
choose
a
man
tu
-omest
the
presidency
with
Hoover.
It
is
really
the
formal
opening
of
the
great
national
contest
because
the
moment
the
candidate
is
chosen
he
turns
his
efforts
from
fitrhtint?
to
&cure
the
NEW
MARK
tomorrow
he
will
be
the
best
man
in
the
country
to
serve
M
follows:
as
national
executive.
The
election
of
United
States
president
is
very
import-1
g1"
ant
to
the
people
of
Canada
because
of
the
attitude
he
is
Young
son?
oi
t
likely
to
take
toward
things
Canadian
As
our
nearest
neighbor
the
affairs
of
U.
S.
and
Canad
are
bound
to
become
more
or
less
intermingled.
At
present
we
visit
each
other
and
greet
as
friends
but
when
it
o
mes
o
trade
and
immigration
we
are
anything
but
neigh
uoriy.
V
hit
each
other
just
as
hard
as
Sharkey
and
Schtnelkig
pummelled
each
other.
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necusary.
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not
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considered
as
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any
respect
permanent
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soon
as
the
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advertising
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eome
in,
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again
be
published.
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no:
pus:.-?,
c;
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dlsr
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by
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or
b
the
Oovernnent
of
British
Columbia
.-if
Liquoi
TheRsh
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
"Rupert
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Finnish
Runner
Sets
Ke-cord
For
26
Miles
Distance
Leaving
For
Los
Angeles
1IELSINGFORS.
Finland.
Jup
27:
A
new
world's
record
for
the
16-mile,
389-yard
marathon
was
tumcd
in
yesterday
by
Rmp
Ncrmi,
famous
Finnish
runner,
.who
wrnt
over
the
full
Olympic
distance
in
two
hours,
?t
minutes
and
four
seconds.
N'urmL
who
won
fame
originally
as
a
sprint
star,
will
leave
at
once
ior
-Los
Angeles
where
the
creation
of
the
new
record
makes
him
a
heavy
favorite
to
win
at
.the
Olympic
Games.
Young
Sons
of
Canada
Win
in
Baseball
Game
Young
Sons
of
Canada
defeated
nomination
to
fighting
to
secure
election.
In
most
cases
TJ
bytL!jdL,n
the
men
who
have
been
opposing
the
successful
candidate
LeawebaataanaHr
Saturday
for
nomination
will
be
supporting
him
for
eWtiun
the
afternoon,
moment
the
convention
is
over.
He
is
a
bad
roan
today
but
The
League
standing
to
date
is
W.
.6
3
3
L-3
4
S
BASEBALL
EMPRESS
vs.
ELKS
TONIGHT
-6:45
SPORT
CHAT
Keen
interest
is
being
taken
in
!
horseshoe
pitching
this
summer
by
!
members
of
the
Canadian
National
'Recreation
Association.
Theft
are
i
eleven
teams
of
two
players
each
,
entered
and
competition
is
very
ktrn
The
two
new
pitches
are
In
excellent
shape
and
the
club
wottkT
welcome
a
few
more
players
who
would
like
to
try
their
hands
t
the
game.
Three
teams
Brass-EM
vws
Priest-EUtott
and
Hofton-Rjd
are
at
present
tied
for
the
leagtte
leadership.
Over
70.000
Englishmen
watched
Larry
Oains.
Canadian
boxing
champion
of
the
Bcilteh
gtepife,
do
what
they
thought
was
the
impossible.
Stay
ten
rounds
with,
and
outooint
by
at
least
sevta
rounds
the
mighty
Italian
Camera.
Never
the
Engliah
press
teUs
us.
has
a
tighter
received
such
a
reception
on
being
Judged
the
winner.
Those
tfcoasands
never
left
their
seats
until
Oains
was
in
his
dressing
room,
and
they
ohearod
him
emy
step
of
the
way
He
had
shown
true
British
courage
by
forcing
all
the
way,
his
fight
with
a
man
six
inches
taller
and
75
pounds
heavier
Cardinals,
sharing
a
double-header,
lMd
He
struck
but
21
batters
in
with
the
worjd
Champions
yes-"e
nine
innings,
ana
oniy
auowea
tM-rt.iv
and
the
RMtnn
Braves
two
bit,
both
of
these
coming
in
who
won
from
the
Brooklyn
Rob-Ins
Saturday
and'sbjarod
s
double-header
with
the
Phillies
yesterday
By
losing
to
the
Phillies
in
a
close
game
Saturday
and
dropping
another
game
to
the
Brooklyn
Rob-Ins
yesterday
the
New
York
Giants
sank
Into
seventh
place
below
the
St
Louis
Cardinals
Detroit
Tigers,
losing
to
the
Chicago
White
Sax
Saturday
but
defeating
them
yesterday,
moved
Into
11
third
place
ii
the
American
League
ahead
of
the
Philadelphia
Athletics
429
w"
l09
twtw
the
pace-making
New
York
Yankee.
jK
Week-end
scores
were
as
follows
:
Saturday's
Scores
NATIONAL
LttAOUE
Cincinnati
4-4:
Pittsburg
&-.
New
York
S:
Philadelphia
S.
Chicago
r.
St
Louis
J
Brooklyn
5;
BostOB
&
AMERICAN
LRAflUE
Philadelphia
4;
Nw
York
T.
Detroit
S:
Chicago!
6
Boston
7:
Waswmgton
6.
Sunday's
Scores
.
AMERICAN
LEvGUE
Sa.
Lotus
5-6;
Ctefeknd
Philadelphia
2:
Ke
Yk
Boston
4:
Washington
.
Detroit
S;
ChieagO
L
NATIONAL
IACUC
Pittsburg
5-;
cinehinatt
ta.
Phisadelphia
4-4:
BUosr-M-Qhicata
J
-4;
3.
Loufc,
43.
New
Yoek
Brooktytjr?.
HH
BASEBALL
STANDINGS
New
York
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
St
Louis
Chicago
Boston
National
laniie
W.
L,
Pittsburg
H
Chicago
.
35
Boston
M
Philadelphia
M
Brooklyn
3S
St.
Louis
..
J9
New
York
M
OocinnaU
9f
American
Leaxue
W.
It.
10
J7
M
30
tl
12
M
34
34
31
31
41
10
28
2
30
31
nt
40
31
Pet.
S550
547
Hid
Thirteen
Icils
Oi
His
Reck
Mr.
H.
V.
Duaeombe,
QrsMy
Lale,
Alt.,
wrius:
"Mjr
kusbsad
wxi
coTtrd
with
boOs,
uricg
m
msay
m
thirtwn
on
his
neck
at
ones,
lit
tried
cverrthuig
powtbte.
but
autKinf
did
say
good
until
b
Uxk
Burdort
Blood
BittMS,
and
btfor
It
U4
uwd
on
botti
tbe
boSs
t
sO
gene,
and
h
bis
not
been
botLwrd
w;th
ihta
liBft
.!
:
i.ul
tord
for
Um
put
II
mI
Vf
TW
i
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The
Unchangeable
Mac
I
"W
4JIe
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II
II
JT
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FOU-OVM
ME
Mi
Mi
m
.1901
the
last
frame,
when
.the
Yn.ks
scored
their
only
run.
Albin.
pitcher
lor
the
visitors,
turned
in
a
fine
parforraanee
also,
Prmee
Rupert
AB
R
H
POA
Parquhar
of.
If.
4
0
1
0
0
Moran
3b,
lb.
S
0
1
2
1
Stiles
p
3
0
0
0
1
tambie-??,
of.
4
-.l
1
0
0
Smith
3b
3
2
113
Arserteau
If
2
0
0
0
0
Bury
rf.
2
0
10
0
A.
MneheR
c
ss.
4
0
l
9
1
Johnson
as.
.1
0
0
0
0
tfelson
.
3
0
0
10
0
D.
Stalker
lb
2
0
0
3
0
Kenny
3b
1
0
0
0
0
Tots
34
3
4
37
6
3d
USB.
Trevor
00080000
1
1
Prmee
Ropert
0
O
0
0
0
l
0
2
Summary
Stolen
base.
Hartung,
Stiles.
Smith
(2);
2
-base
hit.
Lam-ble;
base
on
balls
Qf
Albtn
(.2);
struck
out
by
SUlee
AHlto
9t
;
left
on
base.
VSS.
Treyrr
0,
p.
R,
11
;
passed
ban.
Nelson
Hi,
Alt-
xen
3
:
hit
by
pitcher.
Albin.
Ptiles.
otllis.
striking
out
nine
men
a
Wowing!
jifM,
windie
and
Kinnar.
but
six
safeties.
He
had
a
baffling
change
of
pace
which
had
the
local
lads
swUtgtog
their
heads
y
.
first
Score
in
Sixth
The
first
score
of
the
game
.came
In
the
sixth
Inning.
Lambte
struck
out-
Smith
walked
and
stole
second.
Bury
went
in
to
bt
fpr
.Aresnssu
end
filed
.out
to
centre.
Alex
Mitchell
scored
the
f
test
real
hit
of
Ihe
game
when
he
drove
one
to
.left,
driving
In
Smith.
Nelson
hjt
a
long
fry
to
right
which
Knott
nailed.
Pftoee
Rupert
made
their
other
two
suns
m
the
eighth.
Lambie
was
.first
man
vup
again
a.nd
he
douhled
to
centre
and
got
to
third
when
the
left
fielder
-kicked
theJwOl
in
trying
to
stop
it.
Smith
was
safe
when
he
rolled
one
through
the
third
baseman's
legs.
Lambie
staying
on
third.
Smith
stole
second.
Lambie
and
Smith
scored
on
Bury's
single
and
the
latter
went
to
second
on
the
throw
to
the
plate.
Mitchell
filed
out
to
centre
and
Nelson
filed
opt
to
Hartung
at
second.
Kenny
was
hit
by
the
pitcher.
Farquhar
singled
and
filled
the
bases.
Moran
drove
one
to
short
which
Grande
nabbed
and
tossed
out
Farquhar
at
second
to
ond
the
Inning.
In
the
ninth
.the
Sailers
soared
their
lone
tally.
Albin
and
Orande
both
hit
Texas
Leaguers
to
centre.
River
struck
out
and
.both
runners
advanced
on
a
passed
baH.
Albin
Iwotfct
record
for
the
dtsaus.
After
a
notable
eomM4itta.oar-
ar
and
a
few
years
of
etghig.
QUI
settled
in
1904
at
the
Ud'verstty
of
Illinois
nd
began
devtokng
Qisuoeeesive
track
and
Ueki
stars
Oi
whose
ability
was
coached
Uio
re-
2lbord-breaklni
periormarteet
both
OMas
indiriduais
and
teams.
In
1900
GfUUnois
won
110
track
mesas,
tost
Of
only
20
and
tied
two.
By
soreessive
OJ
vtctotles
in
1930.
1W1
and
IW
11-1
Oi
note
took
Dertnanent
cowession
.
1
o
the
Spalding
cup.
being
the
only
W
school
to
ever
aeoamoHsh
thU
fsaLl
OtHa
banner
year
came
in
1914
when
most
of
the
points
by
whieh
United
Stales
won
the
Olympic
Oamea
were
made
by
sollaga
tram-
By
Westover.
f
(KAve
tT
youh.
1
1
i
HQVm
OtD
fjsx
(.To
Me
yao'PE
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r
Ltt
V,
Mondav
3
2
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News
of
The
Snort
World
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M.
tm
xmim
g
jjgMriis.uu3mwiziM
mumumm
twtmsatnu
.
IPIRATES
IN
iPnnce
Rupert
Defeats
U.
S.
b.
PLAltKi)
LEAD
NOW
Won
Four
Week-End
Games.
From
Cincinnati
Reds
and
Moved
Into
Top
Berth
in
National
League
'
wveek-ejid
over
the
CjnalnaaURfd.
the
Pittsburg
Pirates
went
into
she
leadership
of
the
National
League
ahead
f
the
Chkgo
Cubs,
wfcoj
lost
on
Saturday
to
the
St.
Louis
Trevor
Three
to
One
in
Baseball;
Stiles
Strikes
Out
Twenty-One
Prince
.Rupert
All-Stars,
iniui
exhibition
baseball
game
yesterday
afternoon,
handed
a
three
to
one
defeat
to
a
prrcsBURp.
June
37-By
win-1
team
representing
U.
S.
S.
Trever,
one
of
the
two
United
ning
two
double-headers
at
the,otates-
destrover
which
naid
a
visit
to
the
citv
,vr
the
weekend.
The
fcaroe
was
a
pitchers3
battle
all
tm
wyf
no
runs
being
scpred
until
the
sixth
inning.
"Sonnj
fties
was
on
toe
slab
fpr
JPrlpce
Rupert
,.
.
m
and
his
shoots
had
the'
Gobs
badly
3
DIVIDED
Redistribution
of
Talent
in
Inter,
mediate
League
Decided
on
A
special
meeting
of
th
intermediate
Baseball
League
w:n
h.-ui
in
the
City
Hall
Saturday
i,mn'.
i
Campbell
"presiding.
It
was
dwiti
i
that,
as
a
number
of
players
w
r
leaving
town
and
in
order
to
kh
,
the
teams
even,
to
redistribute
th.
players.
After
some
discussion
.h
following
players
were
apportion,
d
to
eich
team:
Voung
ons
of
Canada
M
F'
-Kui.
M.
Forbes
capt..
Bill
Tb.-y.
P.
Vaeohar,
A.
Walters.
B.
Vane,
j
Oillis.
D.
Stlnech.
E.
Johnson
R
d
enny;
time
game.
1:50.
upi-
Young
Sropregs
B
JACOBS
IS
SUSPENDED
SohnjrUnrs
Manager
TalktJ
Too
Much
to
Suit
B-ixing
Commisslop
K'EW
YOKK,
June
27
:
PrMests
et
Joe
Jacobs,
manaer
of
Max
Schmellng,
who
declared
that
his
protegee
had
been
"rfcVV,
of
the
world's
heavrweieht
.aam-Plopshlp
in
the
tout
ib
Jack
Sharkey
last
Tuesday
night,
resulted
in
his
suspension
far
an
Indrfinle
period
as
manager
and
coach
by
the
New
York
Botirig
Commission.
William
Muldoon,
chief
commissioner.
Jo
an
official
announcement,
stated
that
Jacobs
had
beep
suspended
for
rasbe-harior
which
refketed
I'lsercdlt
upo.n
himself
and
suspicion
on
the
boxing
game
in
this
state.
Batt
eapt.
i.
J.
Pierce
Ecken.
K
P.
Cluii'm.
B.
Unger.
J.
Oeddes.
W.
Mcl
an
l
Arney,
R.
Morrison.
D.
Ant-n.
JT.
Dungate,
J.
March
aid
on.
Corr.i-idloa.
Church.
Dxanlnato,
Moxi'
y
p.
Chenockl
icapt
i.
C.
Johnson
The
oaptatn
of
each
team
will
r-responsible
for
getting
the
v-a
incut
and
the
games
will
be
sur-
!
oo
tfeoe.
AWT
young
players
wiping
a
try-oat
will
apply
to
cipun
-of
taams
as
tgtete
may
be
vuraw
-from
ttme
to
Ueoe
and
there
Ukeiy
be
show
for
some
rw
ruit.-
MERCHANTS'
UNE
I
P
eocd
when
Smith
misjudged
Har-
j
-
----
-
fba.H
f-
t0lwV
PP1
1
Harry
L.
OW.
known
as
a
oele-
ed
athletes
and
Ilttnois
men
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7
but
christened
Henry
Levering
OUL
I
first
taught
himself
to
become
a
Ej
great
athlete
ami
thn
davoted
hU
1
1
time
to
imparting
his
knertiedge
to
young
tr
man.
He
toved
ttack
and
field
sports.
The
octreer
of
this
uB
Caftadlazi
began
shortly
beore
1900
when
he
n
the
a0-a
round
athletic
cham-
iloRnhlp
of
Atuarka.
u
1C01
ae
won
flrsi
honofs
hi
Canada
And
190S
Oteeearae.
prafassienal
ail
around
champion.
At
one
time
he
tM-fa
the
terohants'
hoe-up
for
Tu-mi.iv
night's
fiDOtbaH
fame
Is
announ
o
O.
laldier:
Doogias
and
Menzi:
O.
im.O.
MMoheil
and
Oilker
I
Amor,
Fbog.
A.
Dickens.
J.
Com..
dla
ad
V.
Obenoskl
Reset.
R
Wick.
Vaccber
D
FrteeU.
Ward.
The
PhiUintnas
comprise
8.000
i
lands.
FIGURES
IN
SPORT
HARRY
L.
uJLU
TRACK
COACH
OU1
developed
such
stars
as
Har
old
Oaborn.
decathlon
and
hi.',
jumper,
Dan
Kinasy.
hardier;
1K-ratte
M.
PMch.
runner:
Avery
Brun
-dage.
three
times
all-around
champion
of
America:
Lee
Sen
Una
n
and
WaMo
Ames,
hurdlers:
William
May
and
Jack
Case,
sprinters,
and
Vemr
MtDermont,
vaulter.
OU1
was
born
January
0.
1076.
in
CoM
water.
Ont.
He
attended
hu;h
school
and
later
want
to
Harvard
school
of
physical
training.
At
the
sge
of
19
he
started
his
athletic
career,
flsst
winning
distinction
with
the
high
iump
and
then
turn
ing
to
weights
and
hurdles
until
he
was
ready
to
try
tor
the
all-around
championship.
His
first
coaching
ajcperfcnoe
came
at
the
University
of
law
m
1001
and
later
he
went
to
BeoR
College
Olll
Is
a
famous
advocate
of
teaching
the
boy.
above
all.
to
play
the
game
square
'DODGERS'
ISNAME
Brooklyn
National
League
Ckib
t
Be
So
Known
Henceforth
"Iloblns"
Dropped
BROOKLYN,
June
XI:
The
of
the
Brooklyn
National
League
club
appeared
on
the
field
yesterday
tU
the
word
"Dodgers"
emmason-etf
across
too
front
of
their
uniforms,
thus
announcing
officially
that
the
club
is
to
be
known
in
future
as
Ihe
"Dodgers"
Instead
of
'Rabins.-
their
oogaomen
during
the
hmg
retime
of
the
deposed
WH-hert
Robinson
as
their
manager.
REGIMENT
LINlUP
The
foHotttaf
tine-a
ss
announ
ced
for
Uie
Refhnont
against
ftter-
Chant
In
tpHiotfow'
evening's
stu-
grt
Benefit
Sg4cM
fbothali
game:
mJVbi
fdaalh
aysd
Thurber:
PWerumbc,
qsJonf
and
mgnam;
Wters,
Vance,
Clarke,
Coiussi
and
ChrMfaon;
resenaa,
Blako
Btnford.