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FOOTBALL
IS
PLAYED
Canadian
Legion
Defeats
Regiment
With
Dramatic
Last
Minute
Play
Soldiers
Unlucky
Draw
Would
Have
Been
Fairer
Reflection
of
Play
Last
Night
prevailing
good
weather.
However,
those
In
attendance
found
plenty
to
enthuse
over
In
a
pame
that
was
(productive
of
some
very
attractive
football
and
was
featured
by
no
less
than
three
penalty
kicks,
two
ever,
being
converted,
one
for
each
side,
who
and
the
other
missing
tbe
goal
by
inches.
The
teams
lined
up
as
fol
lows:
Canadian
Legion
Gurvich;
Styles,
Gomez;
Oreer.
S.
Currle,
Haddon;
Buasanlch.
Hestad,
Baptie,
J.
Murray,
Parkes.
Regimer
T.
Smith:
Thurber,
Hunt;
Win
ham,
Watson.
Edge-
cumbe:
Norringteri,
ColuseL
Kelsey,
Red
path,
Walter.
Referee
J.
A.
Johnstone.
Linesmen
Blake
and
Vance.
Before
the
game
commenced
Referee
Johnstone
summoned
all
the
players
of
both
teams
together
in
the
centre
of
the
field
and
administered
a
short
lecture
regarding
slve.
Johnny
Murray
put
in
a
curl
lng
shot
for
the
Legion
which
proved
troublesome
to
the
Regiment
defenders
and
Thurber
was
only
able
to
head
away
at
the
expense
of
a
corner,
Bussanlch
took
the
kick
and
placed
the
ball
right
In
front
of
goal
but
Smith
fisted
clear.
Currle
met
the
ball
first
time
but
his
piledriver
shot
stelmmed
Inches
over
the
cross
bar.
Bussanlch
was
I
right
back
again'
a
moment
later
and
put
In
a
lovajy
effort
right
In
the
top
corner
of
the
goal
which
.Smith
caught
cleverly
and
easily
cleared,
Tb
was
followed
by
a
'scrimmage
in
front
of
the
Regiment
goal.
Hunt
fU
on
the
ball
In
Ion
effort
to
clear
hi
lines
and
was
adJudted
to
have
handled
in
the
penalty
area.
A
penalty
was
promptly
awarded
but
Baptle's
shot
from
the
spot
Just
missed
tbe
far
post
by
inches.
After
several
minutes
of
mldf
leld
play
Legion
attacked
again
land
Johnny
Murray
put
in
a
beauty
but
his
shot
was
Just
over
the
bar
and
a
grand
opportunity
for
his
team
to
take
the
lead
was
lost
Play
was
next
transferred
to
the
other
end
and
Norrlngton
got
through
but
his
parting
effort
wa
put
be-
hind
for
an
unproductive
corner
by
a
Legion
defender.
Shortly
afterwards,
while
the
Regiment
was
pressing,
Johnny
Murray
handled
In
the
penalty
area.
Watson
was
entrusted
with
the
to
reduce
the
leeway
and
play
was
quickly
transferred
to
the
other
end.
Parkes
got
through
on
the
left
and
put
in
a
good
shot
for
the
Legion
which
struck
the
post,
how-
and
rebounded
to
Bussanlch
had
advanced
in
the
Regi
ment
goal
and
thia
player
had
no
diflculty
in
netting,
thus
reducing
his
team's
deficit.
This
goal
spurred
the
Legion
on
and
it
pressed
again.
Thurber
miskicked
to
put
the
ball
behind
for
a
corner
kick
which
was
well
taken
by
Bussanlch
but
the
Regiment
defenders
cleared.
Half-time
arrived
shortly
after
wards
with
the
Regiment
leading
by
2
goals
to
1.
Second
Half
On
the
resumption
the
Legion
rearranged
their
forward
line.
Baptie
went
to
outside
right,
Bussanlch
moving
inside
and
Murray
going
centre
forward.
The
"Maroons"
quickly
set
about
getting
the
players
using
questionable
tactics
equaliser
Parkes
came
close
with
1
A
1
J
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1111..
M
1
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AU.
1
ana
we
aenraDuuy
oi
&cepuig
uie
game
free
from
unnecessary
fouls.
Tbe
opening
exchanges
were
in
favor
of
the
Legion
in
spite
of
the
fact
that
the
Regiment
was
playing
I
with
the
hill
in
its
favor
and
the
('Greens"
were
soon
on
the
defen-0,
the
seeQn(i
h&lt
Walters
broke
away
on
the
right
for
the
Regiment
but
shot
too
quickly
It
Was
Mac's
Big
Chance
1
1
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aiu'T
sirrr
and,
after
23
minutes
play
In
the
second
half,
Murray
equalized
for
the
Legion
with
a
lovely
shot
that
had
"goal"
ticketed
to
it
the
moment
it
left
Murray's
foot.
Play
be
Watson,
who
had
taken
up
the
at-
nek,
accepted
a
lovely
pass
from
joth
set
of
forwards
tried
hard
to
ore.
Kelsey
had
a
fine
opportunity
to
put
Regiment
ahead
but
Gurvich-
caught
and
cleared.
Back
to
the
other
end
came
the
Legion
and
Baptle's
shot
was
saved
by
8mith
with
difficulty
at
the
expense
of
a
corner.
The
kick
was
taken
by
Bap
tie
and
the
ball
sped
right
across.
the
Regiment
goal
with
no
Legion
man
near
enough
to
give
It
the
ne
Outstanding
Players
Although
all
the
players
on
both
when
In
a
good
position
to
score
;
teams
gave
good
accounts
of
them-and
his
effort
went
past
the
post.
'
selves,
the
Regiment
was
best
ser-l
Shortly
afterwards
the
"Greens"
i
ved
by
Watson,
Edgcumbe,
Smith
were
awarded
a
corner
kick
which,
and
Walters.
Norrlngton
was
more
however,
was
abortive.
Play
was
or
less
starved
on
Ihe
left
wing
and
quickly
transferred
to
tbe
other
end
was
not
used
to
the
best
advantage
Get
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e
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I
runs
In
the
seventh
inning
an
EARNSHAW
WON
GAME
spot
kick
and
made
no
mistake:
came
keener
after
this
and
both
......
,
,
,
with
a
slow
ground
shot,
thus
glvls
were
visited
In
turn.
Haddon,
B.g
o,
Rfcht-IIander
U4
Leads
Athlet.cs
tag
the
Regiment
the
lead
after
25Wng
a
throw
for
Legion,
placed
to
Fine
Victory
Over
T.gers-mlnutes
the
bal1
tG
wh0S
went!
Pepper
Martln
In
Game
play.
Immediately
on
re-'
!
clo6e-
Redpath
next
had
a
shot
suming
the
"Oreens'
were
again
on
the
attack
and
Wlngham
tried
t&z
tne
Re"
but
Gurvich
sav-
PHILadelpiha,
May
16:-Big
a
pot
shot
which
Ourvich
put
be-
tee
expense
of
a
comer
which
Qeorge
Earnshaw
allowe-
the
De-hlnd
for
a
corner
kick
which
waiwas
nnUy
scrambled
away.
The
Uoit
T
but
f()Ur
get,
hlt8
flnaUy
scrambled
away.
The
Regl-,"10"
Pul
m
wng
iot
wnicn
M
th
Pnladelpnla
Athletics
,ment
was
now
having
a
greater
Smrth
misjudged
as
he
advanced
fe
a
shutout
victory
at
Shlbe
Park
share
of
the
play
and
was
awarded
Irom
Buai
UI1U
"1C
"u
ou"ru
yesterday
alterBeon.
Manager
Con-In
a
fast
and
exciting
encounter
two
more
corners
In
quick
succes-
tot0
the
to?
corner
of
the
net
The
muie
an
eirecttve
last
evenine
Canadian
Lesion
went
slon
but
without
result.
Walters
f
in-:
Regiment,
neUled
by
this
unexpec-
ohfft
in
his
Infiplrl
tor
this
orca-
to
the
head
of
the
standing
la
the
ally
got
through
on
the
right
wing
tum
ol
CTente'
went
aU
out
to
jion
Tbe
AthletIcs
made
both
their
Mobley
Cup
city
leanie
football
and
scored
a
second
'goal
for-the
uie
iWO
imnptitinn
hv
HAfpntinff
Rocimont.
Dooimont
.,itt
dmni.
j,
,
later
'
they
were
rewarded
when
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h-Dvv
VlltlVtlW
B
aUllISi
VtWOO
OMWV
4
goals
to
3.
Due
to
the
fire
down-
which
had
Ourvich
beaten
all
the
town,
the
crowd
&as
smaller
than
way.
Undismayed
by
these
two
had
been
exported
in
view
of
the
quiek
reverses
the
Legion
set
about
and
gathewd
seven
hits,
in
all.
Pepper
Martin
was
back
on
the
line-up
ot
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals
barters
and
easily
seored
to
once
aftK
been
out
of
the
game
level
the
Both
teams
nare
scores.
tnr
thr
,th
fin
Intnrpfl
anxious
to
the
ilead
and
ere
secure
shonMer
p,rst
tlme
up
he
drew
a
base
on
balls
and
the
next
time
connected
with
a
double
which
accounted
for
two
runs
that
helped
the
world
champions
towards
a
close
victory
over
the
Boston
Braves.
It
required
10
innings
for
the
Cincinnati
Reds
to
defeat
the
New
York
Giants
in
a
pitcher's
batUe.
cessary
touch
that
would
mean
vio
iby
his
inside
men
and
halves.
tory.
In
the
last
minute
of
the
The
outstanding
players
for
the
game,
however,
with
the
Legion
j
Legion
were
Baptie,
Murray,
Bus-
pressing
hard
and
the
entire
Regi-1
sanich
and
Haddon
although
It
is
ment
team
setting
up
a
desperate
really
not
fair
to
single
out
any
in-defence,
Tom
Kelsey
had
the
mis-
j
dividual
as
every
man
played
his
fortune
to
give
away
a
doubtful'
part.
penalty.
The
ball
struck
his
arm
S
City
League
Standing
and
tiie
referee
Immediately
sig-j
nailed
a
penalty
kicfc
wnicn
was
Jf
you
"roll
your
own"
use'
Ogden's
fine
cut
cigarette
tobatce.
II
II
v
1
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-
.
-
the
rrm
Tke
present
standing
of
the
Mob
taken
by
Currie
and
be
scored
with
j
CuP
ta
follows:
a
shot
that
gave
Smith
no
chance.
.
There
was
not
even
time
to
restart
i
Can.
Legion
the
same
asain.
Thus
the
Legion
1
Merchants
2
a
header
but
Smith
cleared.
Baptie
(dramatically
snatched
victory
wtth
j
Regiment
2
also
came
dose-
to
equalize
but
his
.
ttK
jt
kick
of
the-
game.
The
Regl-1
Home
Oil
1
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wm
jiwi
over
uie
oar.
lixcepi
ment
unfortunate,
Indeed,
to
j
for
occasional
breakaways
the
Re-,
ntlte
beaten
as
a
draw
would
have!
Ttoe
next
t"11
be
Pky1
on
glment
was
hemmed
in
Its
own,
been
a
true
renectlon
of
the
play
half
Of
the
field
for
the
first
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