at
yi
Hit'1
Sons
of
Canada
Defeat
Elks
By
Shutout
Route
Bill
Lamble
Stingy
With
Hits
as
He
Allows
Only
Two
Safeties
in
Yesterday's
Game
SMITH
LEADS
SONS'
ATTACK
t
i
Chenoskl
in
Indifferent
Mood
and
Is
Replaced
By
Skinner
on
Mound
For
Losers
i
Sons
of
Canada
and
Elks
hooked
up
in
a
postponed
Baseball
League
:
fixture
yesterday
afternoon,
the
Canucks
coming
out
on
the
long
end
of
a
10-0
score
behind
the
fine
pitching
of
Bill
Lamble,
who
allow-
j
ed
only
two
hits.
His
support
was
good
only
one
error
being
chalked
1
up
against
his
team-mates.
The
Sons
were
out
for
blood
and
garnered
12
hits
off
Chenoski
and
Skinner,
Eddie
Smith
leading
the,
attack
with
three
safeties,
one
of
;
them
being
for
two
bases.
Bury!
rapped
out
two
hits
one
of
them
go-
Ing
for
three
bases.
Johnny
Coma
-!
dma,
pineh-hittlng
for
Frizzell
in
j
the
fifth,
came
through
with
a
nicr
j
double
on
the
first
ball
pitched
to
i
him.
Nick
Chenoski
appeared
to
be
in
an
indifferent
mood
with
the
result
that
the
Sons
found
him
for
1!
i
blngle?
in
the
five
and
one-third
innings
he
pitched.
Skinner
finished
the
(tame
for
the
Elks
and
Bury
made
the
only
hit
off
him,
it
being
his
triple.
Sons
started
right
off
In
the
first
and
garnered
in
three
runs.
Their
added
one
more
In
the
fourth
and
another
in
the
fifth.
With
one
man
out
In
the
fifth.
Bury,
Smith.
Moran
Stiles
and
Lamble
hit
safely
In
succession
for
four
runs
when
Manager
Farquhar
stopped
the
show
by
placing
Skinner
on
the
slab.
He
got
through
that
frame
in
fine
shape
One
more
run
was
added
to
the
total
for
the
Sons
in
the
seventh
to
make
it
ten.
Elks
couldn't
seem
to
get
going
at
bat
at
all.
and
whenever
they
did
land
on
one.
It
seemed
to
go
right
Into
some
fielder's
hands.
The
Box
Score
S.
O,
C-
ABR
H
POA
E
Bury
rf,
cf
5
Smith
2b.
....
Moron
3b.
.
Stiles
lb
Lamble
p.
...
Johnson
ss.
Frizzeir
cf.
-
Totals
.
ELKS
i
2
5
1
..
.4
2
...4
1
4
0
...1
1
Coraadlna
rf
..2
0
MeNultylf
-4
0
R.
Stalker
c
2
0
2
1
3
1
1
1
2
8
1
6
1
.57
10
12
21
7
1
ABR
II
POA
E
Farquhar
ss
3
0
0
4
1
0
Barry
3b.
3
0
0
2
1
0
Arseneau
If
3
0
1
2
0
1
Stephens
lb.
'.
3
0
0
6
0
3
A.
Mitchell
c
3
0
0
5
0
0
Chenoski.
p,
cf
3
0
0
0
3
0
O.
Mltfhelt'Jb.V;
2
0
1
0
5
0
Skinner
c&'iv
2
0
0
0
0
Stone
rUN-Lji
.2
0
0
1
0
0
Totals
,A
24
0
2
21
10
4
S.
O.
C
3
0
0
1
1
4
110
Elks
0
0
0
0
O
0
0
0
Summary
Stolen
bates.
Bury.
Stlles.i
McNuliy,
O.
Mitchell.
Skinner:
2-base
hits.
Smith,
Cemadlna;
3-base
hit.
Bury;
Innings
pitched
by
Chenoski
5
1-3).
Skinner
(1
2-3
hits
of
f
Chenoski
ill),
Skinner
1
)
;
base
on
balls
off
Chenoski
(II;
struck
out
by
Chenoski
(11,
Skinner
(2),
Lamble
(7);
losing
pitcher
Chenoski;
left
on
bases,
S.O.C.
8),
Elks
(3);
passed
ball.
Mitchell
(1).
Stalker
1;
hit
by
pitcher.
FrUwil
by
Chenoski;
time
of
game,
1:10;
umpires,
Wlndle
and
Nelson.
Elks
and
Empress
are
scheduled
to
hook
uo
this
evening.
League
Standing
W.
L.
Empress
3
0
Sons
of
Canada
2
2
Elks
-
0
3
Pet
1.000
PACIFIC
COAST
LEAGUE
Sunday's
Scores
Portland,
2;
Oakland.
1.
Missions,
2;
Hollywook,
0.
Sunday's
Scores
Seattle
L5-1";
Sacramento,
7-4.
Portland,
4i
Oakland,
0
.
Missions,
4-4;
Hollywood,
0-15
Los
Angeles,
15-0;
Saif
Franrh-n
13-3.
Mrs.
Helen
Wills
Moody
She
again
captured
the
French
open
women's
U.oni.s
championship
yesteroay
at
Auteil.
MRS.
MOODY
EMPRESS
IS
WINNER
IS
AHEAD
American
Woman
Again
Captures
French
Open
Tennis
Championship
AUTEIL,
France,
June
Glairs.
Helen
Wills
Moody
again
won
the
French
women's
open
tennis
championship
here
yesterday.
She
had
held
the
title
in
1929
and
1930.
In
spite
of
her
victory,
Mrs.
Moody
was
not
up
to
her
form
of
two
years
ago
and
she
had
several
narrow
escapes
during
this
year's
competition.
She
won
9G
out
of
127
games
played.
DOMINION
CUP
DRAW
Competition
Will
Start
June
18.
Football
Kxecutivc
Decides
At
Meeting
Sunday
Nilht
The
exeeoUc
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Foothill
Association,
at
a
meeting
tost
night,
made
the
following
draw
for
the
annual
Dominion
Day
Cup
ranpetitlon:
June
16
Canadian
Legion
vs.
.
n
I
June
21
Merchants
vs.
Home
Oil.
The
final
will
be
played
between
the
wnlnomof
the
turn
dmim
nn
i
TRcaseofcJ.K..
Murray
of.t
.Cfem&ftMt
Lsjit-wpp
was
ordered
jOff
The
field
in
a"
recent
game
foi
IdlspatlnK
with
Referee
O.
A.Edg-
I
combe,
was
dealt
with
and
It
was.
(decided
to
send
a
letter
to
Murray
.reprimanding
him
for
the
Incident
'and
giving
r.lm
warning
that
sim
ilar
offender
In
the
future
will
be
more
drastically
dealt
with.
Murray
is
eligible
for
play.
I
The
meeting
received
reports
on
the
recent
Derby
membership
campaign
und
on
Vii-torla
Day
sports.
Young
Elks
Defeated
10
to
S
In
Intermediate
League
Baseball
Game
Yesterday
Young
Empress
went
further
ahead
in
the
Intermediate
Baseball
League
stand
tog
yesterday
after-aeon
by
defeating
Young
Elks
10
to
5.
Karl
Batt,
hwler
for
the
Hotel
Boys,
distinguished
himself
by
striking
out
13
of
18
batsmen
who
faced
him.
Empress
had
the
game
well
under
control
at
all
times
and
the
victory
was
an
easy
one.
Roger
Obata
opened
on
the
Iraound
for
the
BUa
and
gave
place
to
Kaw
Naicamoto.
It
was
a
seven-inning
game.
i
The
Intermediate
League
stand-
Ing
to
date
is
as
follows
w-
;
j
Young
Empress
4
Young
Elks
2
1
Young
Sons
of
C
2
L.
2
3
3
JACK
NELSON
Pet
.667
.400
.400
GOOD
AT
BAT
Jack
Nelson,
who
has
distinguish
ijtd
himself
on
the
moand
for
the
Old
Empress
club
this
spring,
is
City
Baseball
League
so
far
this
year
with
a
percentage
of
.600.
Od-1
tly
enough,
Nlcjc
Chenoski.
Elks'
hurler.
holds
second
place
honors
so
far
for
gttojc
work.
Following
is
the
Big
S.mhdUT5
pfcbatters
so
far
Nelson
(Em.)
2
Chenoski
'E.)
3
D.
Stalker
"Em.)
3
Smith
B.O.C
4
Hlbbard
Em.
2
Lamble
(S.O.O.)
3
O.
iMlVchell
E.)
2
Frizzell
S.O.C.
2
It
Is
necessary
t
have
participated
.d.
'AB.R,
II:
Pet.
10
II
14
17
9
9
6
J
CUB
LEAD
i
CUT
DOWN
Chicago
Leading
National
League
I
By
Scant
Game
Yankew
Are
j
Away
Out
In
Front
NEW
YORK.
June
'6:
The
margin
ot
leadership
of
the
Chicago
Cubs
In
the
National
League
was
trimmed
to
one
full
game
as
a
result
of
weekend
play.
After
divid
ing
a
double-header
with
the
Dod-
j
gers
at
Brooklyn
on
Saturday,
the
Boston
Braves
returned
home
yes-j
terete
y
and
defeated
New
York1
Giants
both
by
a
margin
of
one
run.
i
The
Chicago'
Cubs
dropped
a
game
to
the
Pirates
at
Pittsburg
on
Sa-
j
turday
and
were
Idle
yesterday.
j
The
St.
Louis
Cardinals
bounded
i
from
seventh
Into
fourth
place
as
a
result
of
three
week-end
victories
,
over
the
Cincinnati
Reds
at
Cincinnati.
The
Reds
fell
from
fourth
into,
sixth,
place
behind
the
Brook-'
lyn
Dodgers.
The
Phillies
dropped
into
seventh
place
and
the
New
i
York
QUnU.
winning
two
and
tat-'
ing
two
games
over
the
weete-end,
are
still
In-
the
celfer.
,
Washington
Senators
fared
badly
,
j
in
the
American
League
over
the
i
week-end,
losing
beth
sessions
of
a
double-header
Saturday
to
the-
low-,
ly
Boston
Red
Sox
at
Boston
and
ve
turning
home
yesterday
to
take
mother
defeat
from
the
Philadrl-thla
Athletics.
New
York
Yankees
:
pIU
with
Athletics
Saturday
and
beat
Red
-Sox
yesterday
and
In-,
creased
their
margin
of
leadership,
rn
the
American
League
to
five
full
games.
Week-end
seores
were
as
follow:
SATURDAY
SCORES
American
League
New
York
7-7.
Philadelphia
10-4.
Washington
2-8.
Boston
8-9.
Cleveland
3-4.
Detroit
1-10.
,
St.
Louis
5.
Chicago
6.
National
League
Chicago
i,
Pittsburg
12.
Philadelphia
4-4.
New
York
10-8.
Boston
9-4,
Brooklyn
2-6.
Cincinnati
3.
St.
Louis
7.
SUNDAY
SCORES
National
League
Cincinnati
2-2.
St.
Louis
3-3.
Philadelphia
7.
Brooklyn
6.
New
York
5-6.
Boston
6-7.
American
League
Boston
l.
New
York.
12.
Philadelphia
If.
Washington
7.
Detroit
10,
Cleveland
9.
BASEBALL
EMPRESS
t.
ELKS
TONIGHT
-
6:45
Baseball
Standings
American
League
W.
L.
New
York
32
14
Washington
.
28
20
Detroit
I...2G
19
Philadelphia
27
21
Cleveland
...
..26
23
SU
Louis
.,..22
24
Chicago
:..:..16
29
Boston
.sr...M......
9
36
National
League
Chicago
.;....9
18
Boston
.
...
-..29
20
Pittsburg
:
22
20
St.
Louis
22
24
Brooklyn
23
26
Cincinnati
23
28
Philadelphia
....21
27
New
York
19
25
Pet
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583
j
578i
.563
1
531
1.
.478
.356
200
.617
592
524
.478
.469
-451
.437
.432i
FOOTBALL
LINEUIPS
Line-up.,
for
tomorrow
evening's
senior
league
football
game
oe
announced
as
follow:
;
Canadian
tegtorv
S.
Ourvleh;
A
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and
p
Oomex;
J
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S.
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and
T.
Hadoon;
C,
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.429
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Buifink-h;
J.
K.
Varray,
J.
A,
412
1
Johnston
and
D
J33i
B.
HesUu,
D.
J33
Ferguson.
Onrvlsh;
reserves
Morrison
and
O
.333
1
McrthanU-.V.
Menzles4,
Douglas
533
1
and
OUker:
a
jail.
J.
MfKay
and
for
a
player
to
Hardy;
R,
wiek,
Lamori
S
Pitkin
50
of
the
ens,
Fong
arid
N.
Chenoski:
re-
dub's
games
to
be
Included
In
the
serves
Dlekehs,
D.
Frizzell.
B,
Ba
Big
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standing.
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