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MERCHANTS
Win
jprcH
Outplayed
Home
Oil
in
First
Half
Last
Mght
and
Staged
2-0
Victory
in
Soccer
Completely
outplaying
their
on
ponents
in
the
first
half
when
they
had
the
wind
and
the.
grade
of
the
field
In
their
favor,
Merchant
defeated
Home
Oil
by
a
score
of
two
to
nil
In
the
City
League
football
series
last
night
to
register
their
first
victory
of
the
season.
Incidentally,
It
was
probably
the
most
decisive
vicwry
mat
has
so
far
been
recor
ded
this
season.
After
the
switch
over
in
the
second
half,
Home
Oil
nepi
me
piay
pretty
well
confined
to
its
end
of
the
field
but
was
unable
to
successfully
penetrate
the
sturdy
Merchant
defences.
The
-earns
were
as
follows:
Merchants
Vic
Menzie;
Hardy
ind
Douglas;
Hill,
Sonny
Dickens
ina
uuicer;
Amor,
H.
Dickens,
McKay,
Pong
and
Frlzzeil.
Home
Oil
Johnson
Smith;
W,
Murray
and
P.
Murray;
George
Howe,
Webster
and
Davies;
Palmer,
3omez,
J.
Currle,
Nakamoto
and
fisner.
Referee
was
J.
A.
Johnstone
and
inesmen
Woodside
and
Bye.
Within
the
first
minute
of
the
tart
of
the
game.
Merchants
went
mead.
Fong
crossed
the
ball
from
he
left
wing.
McKay
shot
for
the
Merchants
and
Smith
saved.
Oa
the
ebound.
there
was
a
collision
be-ween
Amor
and
Smith
and
the
phere
went
through,
Amor
being
redlted
with
the
goal.
Five
minutes
before
the
end
of
the
first
half,
the
Merchants
made
it
two.
McKay
sent
down
a
hot
shot
htch
Smith
stopped
but
fumbled,
he
ball
being
jostled
behind
the
ine
for
a
corner.
Frtssell
took
the
tick
and
placed
it
across
the
goal
nouth
to
the
right
wing,
Amor
wunclng
upon
it
to
score
again.
Just
before
the
end
of
the
period,
wo
long
shots
by
Sonny
Dickens
ere
saved
with
dlfflctflty
by
Smith.
Thrpyghout
the.
aU,
the
Merchants
pressed
eontinoously,
inly
allowing
two
goal
kicks
at
the
other
end
of
the
field.
Home
Oil
waa
seldom
able
to
get
the
pigskin
past
the
half
way
line.
The
Second
Half
Five
minutes
after
the
start
of
the
econd
half,
Douglas
fouled
Web
ster
in
the
penalty
area.
Webster
took
the
penalty
kick
for
Home
Oil
but
missed
by
Inches.
Towards
the
end
of
the
game
In
a
vain
effort
to
score,
Webster
was
moved
to
centre
forward
position
but,
although
Home
Oil
continued
to
do
most
of
the
pressing
owing
to
having
the
wind
and
hill
in
their
favor,
holding
the
Merchants
except
for
occasional
break-aways.
the
Oil
Men
ware
unable
to
get
through.
During
tv
second
half,
some
of
the
older
players
clearly
indicated
that
their
tempers
were
frayed.
A
situation
arose
in
which
the
referee
would
have
been
well
advised
to
take
a
firmer
hand.
Webster
and
Howe
were
the
hardest
workers
for
Home
Oil.
Toe
Dickens
boys
and
Douglas
were
outstanding
for
the
Merchants.
Owing
to
cold
and
damp
weather
there
was
not
a
large
crowd
of
spectators.
The
Mobley
Cud
(city
championship)
standing
to
date
is
as
follows:
W.
D.
L.
F.
A.
P.
Regiment
1
0
0
1
0
S
Merchants
10
12
11
Legion
0
1
0
1
I
1
Home
Oil
0
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1
Senior
Football
Mar
1?
Regiment
vs.
Canadian
Legfoh.
May
19
Merchanttta.
Oanadian
Legion.
May
24
Regiment
vs.
Home
Oil.
May
2ft
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Regiment.
May
31
Home
Oil
vs.
Canadian
June
II
2
4
Regiment
IWKllllcllb
vs.
s
Micibiimiw
Merchants
June
.7Caivwltotl
Union
I
vs.
MsrcKl
1erJ2n,mHftrkWiSet.
June
14
Merchants
vs.
Hom&Oll
FOOTBALL
II
SI
C.S.
Vancouver-Regiment
TONIGHT,
6:30
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'Generous
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radiator.
Graceful
new
roof
line.
Slanting
windshield.
Full
width,
tingle-bar
bumpers,
chromium
plated.
Cowl
ventilation.
Choke
on
instrument
panel.
Individual
inside
sua
visors.
Driver's
seat
adjustable
four
inches.
Low,
soft
comfortable
seats.
Choice
of
Mohair
or
Broadcloth
upholstery.
Safety
glass
in
windshield
and
all
windows.
Cowl
lights.
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an
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The
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Ford
V-8
lias
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designed
to
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the
complete
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of
motoring
Within
reach
of
all
the
people.
Not
just
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essential
things
but
the
latest,
newest
improvements
in
automobile
design
and
manufacture
.
.
.
the
smooth,
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performance
of
an
eight-cylinder
engine
the
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speed,
y
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these
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..require
-
the
quickly
discernible
quality
touches
that
mean
so
much'
to
driving
pleasure
and
pride
of
ownership.
Listed
below
arc
a
number
of
features
of
the
New
Ford
Eight.
Each
contributes
some
part
to
the
satisfactory
performance
of
the
car.
All
are
brought
to
,
you
at
a-low
price.
FEATURES
QF
THE
NEW
FORD
EIGHT.
Eight-cylin
tier,
V-typc,
65-horse-
power
engine
Vibrationlcss
90-Jcgrcc
counterbalanced
crankshaft
Roomy,
beautiful
bodies
Low
center
of
gravity
Attractive
interiors
Rapid
acceleration
Scvcnty-fivc
miles
an
hour
in
high
Fifty-five
miles
an
hour
in
second
Silent
second
gear
Silent
synchronized,
gear
shift
Comfortable
riding
springs
Self-adjusting
Iloudaillc
double-acting
hydraulic
shock
absorbers,
with
thermostatic
control
Down.
draft
carburetor
and
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...
silencer
Automatic
spark
control
Low
first
cost
Low
opcrating-and
up-keep
cost
Reliability
and
long
life
The
Sport
Coupe,
Cabriolet,
Victoria,
Convertible
Sedan
and
allDc
Luxe
body
types
come
SOITRALL
CALLLD
OFF
Owing
to
the
failure
of
the
visiting
destroyer
to
field
a
team,
the
softball
game,
arranged
to
have
been
played
last
night
between
H.
M.
C.
S.
Vancouver
and
the
local
unit
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
was
called
off.
Dr.
h;o:
johnsen
Extraclions
With
Gas-Anaslhesia
Appointments
Must
be
Made
In
Advance
equipped
with
safety
glass
throughout
without
additional
cost
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625
565
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615
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Sport
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670
610
Fordor
Sedan
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740
680
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Luxe
Roadster
.
.
625
565
Uc
Luxe
Phaeton
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685
625
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Sedan
690
630
De
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720
660
Cabriolet.
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765
705.
De
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Sedan
810
750
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Victoria
.......
750
690
Convertible
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755
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FORD
MCVTOR
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED
VANCOUVER
LINE-UP
Llnc-up
for
H.
M.
C.
S.
Vancouver
In
the
football
game
to
bo
played
tonight
against
the
Regiment
toam
of
the
City
League
is
announced
as
follows:
Langlols;
Hlbbert
and
Woods;
McKlnnon,
Dovey
and
Cor-bin;
Whltehouse,
Caverley,
Marr
Williams
and
Corbett.
Referee
Bowrlng
will
be
supplied
by'
ihe
ship.
REGIMENT
LIXEUP
The
following
team
will
represent
Regiment
In
the
football
match
to
be
played
this
evening
with
H.
M.
C.
S.
Vancouver:
Ted
Smith;
Bron-son
Hunt
and
Bishop
Thurber;
Phil
Edgecumbe,
Mark
Watson
and
Oscar
Wlngham;
Alex
Walters,
Jock
Red
path,
A.
Dickens,,,
Mike
Colussl
and
Billy
Vance.
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