CARDINALS
REGIMENT
GO
AHEAD
IN
FINAL
ffrld
Champions
Defeated
JMiillica
I
Fouith
Place
In
National
1
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pjjrt
DELPHIA,
June
17:
The'
,
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unpion
bv.
wjuis
..ut
the
Phillies
In
a
plt-
b.,
1
1
ic
here
yesterday
and,
aa
,
udvanced
from
sixth
to
1
.
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.
1
If.ll
1
,
passing
com,
me
New
c,
rk
fii-mts
and
the
Brooklyn
Ro-
who
lost
to
Chicago
Cubs
and
C:,v
niiiMii
Reds
respectively.
The
Clit,
us
a
result
of
their
victory,
,o
r,
Mrt
their
margin
of
league
e.,i
i
-I
up
to
two
lull
games
over
tfe
b
'on
Braves
who
were
Idle
in
i
tic
American
League,
the
tvrer
pure-setting
clubs,
New
York
T
nii'
c
Washington
Senators
and
pr
,
!i
Iphia
Athletics
all
won
their
V
icrday
s
uig
League
scores:
National
League
r:
h:o
2.
New
York
1.
m
mnatl
8.
Brooklyn
6.
6'
Louis
2,
Philadelphia
0.
American
League
Wellington
4t
Detroit
0.
Ni
v,
York
6,
Chicago
1.
pi
litrteiphia
5.
St.
Louis
1.
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Elks
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vs.
S.
O.
C.
June
24
8.
O.
C.
vs.
Elks.
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27-
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vs.
Elks.
July
is.
O.
C.
vs.
Empress.
July
4
Elks
vs.
S.
O.
C.
July
8
Elks
vs.
Empress.
July
11
Empress
vs.
S.
O.
C.
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15
S.
O.
C.
vs.
Elks.
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Canadian
Legion
Defeated
One
lef
iU
In,
Dominion
Day
Cup
"
Series
Pretty
S
occer
;
Draw
Score
Would
Have
Bern
Truer
j
Kciifclion
of
Play
In
a
game
which
was
replete
with
'Mills
from
start
to
finish,
Rrel-
;
ncnt
defeated
Canadian
Legion
by
me
goal
to
nil
last
evening
and
i
thus
earned
the
rtght
to
enter
the
final
of
the
Dominion
Day
Cup
!
series
on
July
1.
The
game
was
j
played
at
the
Acropolis
Hlli
grounds
'before
a
Ianre
crowd
In
spite
of
the
!eold
.weather
The
teams
lined
up
as
iouows:
Canadian
Legion
8.
Ourvich,
F.
Qomez,
A.
Stiles,
T.
lladdon,
S.
Cur-!
rle,
T.
Bussanich,
D.
Ourvich,
J.
Home,
J.
K.
Murray,
A.
Ivarson
and
C.
Btptle
i
captain).
RegtmentT.
Smith,
B.
Thurber.
M.
Watson
(captain),
O.
Wlngham.
T.
Kelsey.
Edtecumba
C.
J.
Nor.
rmgUm.
m.
Coiuaai,
J.
Clarke,
J.
Hedpath
and
Walters.
Referee
was
J.
A.
Johnstone
and
linesmen
J.
Mowat
and
W.
Vance.
The
opening
exchanges
favored
first
one
side
and
then
the
other,
both
sets
of
forwards
trying
hard
to
score.
Home,
a
newcomer
to
local
football,
revealed
good
knowledge
of
the
game,
knew
where
the
goal
was
and
always
opened
up
the
play
with
long
passes.
This
player
tried
a
long
shot
but
Smith
saved.
The
I
goalie
next
cleared
from
D.
Gurvteh
when
the
left
winger
was
through.
The
Regiment
took
up
the
attack
and
Kelsey
tried
his
luck
but
his
shot
was
Just
wide.
Back
to
the
other
end
raced
the
Legion
first
line
and,
after
some
nice
combination
by
Murray
and
Baptle,
Ivarson
headed
in
from
a
cross
from
the
for
mer.
Walters
gained
possession
for
the
Regiment
on
the
right
and
made
one
of
his
usual
spectacular
runs
on
the
wtng.
Th
Legion
goalie
fisted
Walters'
parting
shot
dear.
but
the
ball
rebounded
to
Walters
agatti
who
shoWind
S.
Gurvteh.
fell
on
the
balHo
save
but
Norrlngton
tried
hard
to
force
both
goalkeeper
and
ball
over
the
line.
The
"keeper
was
fouled
In
the
attempt
which
re
lieved
the
pressure.
Norrlngton
had
hard
lines
when
he
came
close
with
a
lovely
header
from
Walters'
per
fect
cross
from
the
right
wing.
The
pressure
by
the
Regiment
was
sus
tained
for
several
minutes
and
great
excitement
prevailed.
Walters
was
right
through
but
lost
a
glorious
opportunity
to
score
when
he
shot
wide.
The
Maroons
took
up
the
attack
again
and
Home
put
in
a
beauty
but
his
shot
was
Just
wide
of
the
post.
D.
Gurvteh
was
right
through
on
the
left
but
Thurber
wept
the
winger's
feet
from
under
htm
just
as
he
was
about
to
snoot
I
In
the
penalty
area.
A
penalty
was
promptly
awarded
but
BspUe
shot
I
right
at
8-nlth
in
the
Regiment
I
goal
wno
easuy
saveu.
w
ui
irow
escape
tor
the
Soldiers,
Ourvich
was
Injured
when
he
fell
and
had
to
be
carried
from
the
i
field,
but
quickly
resumed
after
receiving
attention.
Colusst
put
in
a
'good
shot
at
the
other
end
but
S.
Ourvich
caught
and
eleared.
The
play
was
veering
from
end
to
end
and
was
fast
and
interesting.
O.
;
Ourvich
got
away
but
Smith
ran
out
and
blocked
his
shot
Half
time
arrived
shortly
afterwards
with
a
cKan
score
sheet.
!
There
had
been
little
to
choose
(between
the
teams
who
were
providing
an
excellent
standard
of
football.
More
games
like
this
one
will
do
the
game
.ill
the
good
In
thfr
world
and
will
draw
better
gates
In
future.
Second
Half
!
on
resuming
the
Regiment
had
Watson
at.
centre
half
and
Kelsey
dropped
back
to
right
back.
The
Legion
also
made
a
change
with
Baptle
at
centre
forward
and
Ivar-
!aon
at
outside
right.
The
game
had
lost
none
of
Its
sting
alter
tne
interval
and
botli
teams
set
about
to
get
goals.
It
was
evident
mat
tne
team
which
scored
first
would
win
the
gAmf
.
Ttys
excitement
wa&a
Intense:
vvaners
koj
awa
the
riah
rand,
after
a
fast
rurtteru
tied
for
Norrlngton
to
head
in
but
Ourvich
fisted
out
to
Norrlngton
again
who
headed
In
three
times
in
succession
only
to
have
Ourvich
fist
out
each
time.
It
was
pretty
football
and
the
crowd
showed
Its
appreciation
In
no
uncertain
manner.
The
Legion
began
to
press
after
jthl
and
the
Regiment
goal
had
Lome
narrow
escapes.
Thurber
was
forced
to
head
over
his
own
goal
ror
a
corner
when
pressed
to
clear
his
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lines.
Ivarson
took
the
kick
and,
while
It
was
well
placed,
the
ball
was
finally
cleared.
Home
tried
a
hard
long
shot
which
Smith
saved
with
difficulty.
Baptle
followed
up
with
another
good
drive
which
the
Orecn's
goalkeeper
caught
and
cleared.
D.
Ourvich
shot
past
when
well
placed.
Home
was
working
hard
but
his
luck
was
out.
Murray
put
In
a
grand
shot
which
Smith
caught
and
cleared.
Walters
made
a
fast
run
on
the
right
wing
but
nothing
developed.
Watson
shot
well
following
a
comer
by
Norrlngton.
Kelsey
was
hurt
in
a
scrimmage
in
front
of
the
Regiment
goal
and
had
to
retire
for
a
few
minutes'
rest
Walters
put
In
a
lovely
centre
which
Nvent
begging
as
nobody
was
there.
Norrinniton
crossed
but
Redpath
shot
wide.
After
32
mlnutea'the
Re
Tke
G
giment
went
ahead
-
through
Norrlngton
who
scored
a
good
goal
with
the
Legion
defence
spread-eagled
following
Brood
combination
be-
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rniAAn
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ret
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tin
ivt-upetMi
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ouvw
m
mediately
on
resuming
the
Legion
set
about
getting
the
equalizer.
Murray
put
in
a
hot
one
but
Smith
saved
well.
Murray,
put
in
another
I
good
one
which
had
Smith,
beaten
but
Kelsey
headed
over
the
bar
for
a
coiner
which
was
well
taken
by
Ivarson
"but
Smith
fisted
clear.
Norrlngton
got
away
on
the
left
and
'
his
parting
effort
was
finally
clear
ed.
Walters
put
tn
another
good
effort
but
Ourvich
saved.
In
the
last
second
of
the
game
Norrlngton
scored
a
second
goal
for
the
Regr-ment
but
it
was
disallowed
when
the
referee
consulted
his
linesman
and
found
the
ballliattbeen
out
of
rea
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4
'play
before
Walters
crossed
it
Into
I
Stiles
were
safe
at
back
while
alljihdTWatfon
harltiltd
time
hold
centre.
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came
ended
here
as
three
halves
iiaddon.
uurrie
ana
there
was
not
sufficient
Ume
left
to
'
Bussanich
worked
like
Trojans.
take
the
goal
kick.
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Was
Lucky
There
was
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doubt
that
tho
Regiment
had
a
slice
of
luck
In
winning
as
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would
have
been
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gion
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Regiment
played
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cup
tie
soccer.
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are
fortunate
In
possessing
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fast
wingers
who
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their
speed
to
good
advantage.
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is
rather
difficult
to
single
out
lndl
The
forwards
all
worked
hard.
Ivarson
shows
promise
of
fitting
In
well
after
a
game
or
two
to
get
his
bearings
with
the
seniors.
He
did
not
seem
at
horn's
on
the
right
wing
In
the
second
half.
J
hard
taj
score
and;
opened
plky
wl.
Baptlewfts
better
at
outside
right
than
at
centre
forward
but
he,
along
with
Home,
was
al-
lng
Ourvich.
The
Regiment
captain
improved
in
the
second
hall
when
he
changed
with
Kelsey
who
also
played
better
In
the
second
half
although
he
always
worked
hard.
EdgccumbeH
lind'
iWlngham
wero
Murray,
tried
pod
sw)lkrCdl(Unot
distribute
uVtheTthe
oairas
much
fidhey
shoul
nave
done,
waiters
anprornngion
were
both
good
In
their
respective
wings
and
were
hard
men
to
catch
ways
In
the
thick
of
the
fray
and
(once
they
got
away.
Colussi
roamed
deserved
to
net
a
ffoal.
Ourvich.
at
!
about
too
much
to
be
of
much
ser-
vidual
players
on
either
side
as
they
I
outside
left,
worked
hard
and
was)
vice
to
the
left
wing,
but
he
was
al-all
did
their
bit
towards
putting
up
always
a
source
of
danger
when
he
ways
In
the
way
of
the
opposing
a
pulsating
struggle
which
was
full!
got
away.
.forwards.
Clark
was
weak
at
centre
of
dash
and
Interest
throughout.
I
For
the
Regiment
Smith
played
a
.
forward
but
will
Improve
with
ex-S.
Ourvich
played
well
in
goal
for!
grand
gome
In
goal
and
saved
some
I
perience.
Redpath
was
always
a
tho
Legion
and
had
no
chance
with
!
hard
shota
from
Home
and
Baptle.
1
trier
and
was
partly
responsible
for
the
shot.
that
beat
him.
Oome
andjThurber
was
not
as
steady
as
usual
1
the
all
Important
goal.