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News
of
The
Sport
World
SOFTBALL
YESTERDAY
Tijcrs
Defeat
Giants
8-6
in
Uigh
School
League
League
Standing
'
W.
Falcons
2
Tigers
2
Giants
1
Pirates
0
Cubs
0
L.
0
0
1
2
2
Fine
of
$200
in
Connection
With
Victoria
Hospitals
Club
FINED
AT
BURNS
LAKE
P.
4
4
2
V
0
SWEEPSTAKE
IS
ILLEGAL!
Magistrate
George
Jay
Imposes;
-
VICTORIA,
April
16:
Operation
of
the
Victoria
Hospitals
Club
were
declared
by
Magistrate
George
Jay
In
city
police
court
yesterday
to
be
an
Illegal
sweepstake
venture
and
he
convicted
James
I.
Davidson,
manager
and
organizer,
Imposing
a
fine
of
$200
or
one
month's
Imprisonment.
-
Davidson's
counsel
announced
his
Intention
of
appealing.
Baseball
Scores
;.vTacifie;Coast
League
8rfcram1fhW.2,'
PortiandjlO.
Oakland
7,
Seattle
8.
Lbs
Angeles.
;7,
Hollywood
0.'
San
Francisco
3,
Missions
3.
Reuben
Wallace
Nelson
has
been
fined
$10,
with
option
of
three
days'
imprisonment,
by
Stipendiary
Magistrate
R.
W.
McOowan
at
Burns
Lake
for
assaulting
Edward
Van
Tine,
divisional
headquarters
of
provincial
police
here
are
advised.
Both
men
belong
to
Ootsa
Lake.
They
quarreled
over
throwing
stones
at
cattle.
Established
1119
LAMB'S
RUM
AGED,
BLENDED
AND
MATURED
AT
THE
LONDON
DOCKS
"Lamb's
Fine
Old
Navy"
I'KOOF
OVEItFKOOF
Old
and
Goodl
Ask
the
British
Navyl
On
sale
at
Liquor
Vendors
or
direct
from
Government
Liquor
Control
Mall
Order
Department,
Victoria,
B.C.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
tba
Government
of
British
British
Columbia
Senior
and
Intermediate
Ball
This
Year
is
Planned
by
Meeting
Baseball
Association
Last
Night
The
Prince
Rupert
Baseball
Association,
at
its
general
V
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myosieraajrs
iwure-oi
vne
jugn
meeiing
lasc
nignt,
aeciaea
io
organize
DOtn
senior
ana
school
Softball
League
the
Tigers
i
intermediate
leagues
tins
year
with
three
teams
in
each
Sfgamtby
a
-re
ofYto
6
!
league.
The
plan
is
for
each
senior
team
to
sponsor
an
in-
The
game
started
off
evenly
Nwith
termediate
team.
Aid.
George
Kudderham,
president,
was
the
Tigers
getting
one
run
while
,
in
the
chair
and
there
was
a
large
attendance
of
local
en-
the
Giant
brought
home
two.
The
tnuslasts,
about
thirty
in
all,
twenty.
honors
of
the
second
Inning,
how-
of
whom
were
prospective
inter-ever,
went
to
the
Tigers
who
took
!
mediate
player:.
An
executive
meet-the
game
into
their
hands
by
bring-
j
In
be
held
on
Monday
at
which
ing
home
five
runs.
This
lead
was
;
entries
will
be
received
for
both
held
for
the
next
two
Innings
as!
leagues.
It
is
expected
that
the
the
Giants
only
scored
one
run
to
Senior
League
teams
will
be
spon-the
two
brought
In
by
the
Tigers,
'sored
by
the
Elks,
Sons
of
Canada
In
the
fifth
inning
the
Giants
'and
Old
Empress
Hotel.
Play
Goes
Off
Well
On
Second
Evening
The
second
presentation
of
the
two-act
play
'The
Laughing
Cure"
last
night
went
off
even
better
than
the
opening
night.
There
was
also
a
larger
attendance.
After
the
play,
the
Ladies'
Aid
served
refreshments
to
all
those
participating
In
the
social
parlors
of
the
church.
The
Australian
Olympic
Federation
has
announced
a
team
of
twelve
to
represent
Australia
In
the
Olympic
Games
at
Los
Angelch
tnis
summer.
There
are
nine
repre
t
DRAW
rLAYCD
IN
SCOTTISH
FINAL
GLASGOW.
April
16
G
las-
ow
Rangers
and
Kilmarnock
today
played
to
a
one-all
draw
made
a
heroic
effort
to
equalize.'
Of
fleers
for
the
year
were
elected
!
in
the
final
of
the
Scottish
Several
long
hits
brought
them
"
follows:
within
grasp
of
the
game.
At
lost.
Honorary
President,
Mayor
C.
H.
with
only
2
more
runs
to
make,
the
Orme.
Giants
were
retired
by
the
Tigers
President,
Aid.
George
Rndder-who
finally
got
together.
ham.
Heavy
hitting
played
the
most
First
Vice-President,
AW.
S.
D.
prominent
part
In
the
game.
The
Macdonald.
fielding
cf
both
sides
was
good
al-
Second
Vice-President.
II.
G.
though
the
slackness
of
the
Giants
Kennedy.
In
the
second
cost
them
the
game.
Secretary-Treasurer.
Joe
Scott.
.
The
teams
were
as
follows:
The
executive
will
be
the
officers
Titers
W.
Tobey
p,
GilMs
lb.
Me-1
and
a
represents
Uv
of
each
senior
Rae
2b,
Marshall
3b.
R.
Tobey
Iss,
team,
the
intermediate
aJso
ap-Morgan
c,
L.
Wilson
If,
Emmelman
i
pointing
one
man.
cf,
MeLeod
rss,
Greer
rf.
Giants
Smith
p.
Unger
3b,
Blake
lb,
Forbes
2b,
Dominate
rss,
Ktshi-moto
Iss,
Wingham
c.
Suehlro
cf,
Amey
If,
Peachy
rf,
Murdoch
rf.
Umpire
K.
Nakamoto.
Base
Umpire
J.
Welle.
Scorekeeper
D.
qhrlstlson.
Reporter
R.
Allen.
:
Cup
at
Hampden
Park
before
a
!
crowd
of
10006
people.
The
replay
will
take
place
next
Wednesday.
WILL
PROBE
SWEEPSTAKE
British
Government
Not
Satisfied
With
Affairs
of
Irish
Hospitals
Lottery
LONDON,
April
16:
The
government
is
planning
the
appointment
of
a
Royal
Commission
to
investigate
affairs
of
the
Irish
Hospitals
Sweepstake,
It
was
revealed
yesterday.
It
Is
stated
that
Great
Britain
put
$45,000,000
into
this
sweepstake
during
a
year
and
got
only
$20,000,-000
back.
Inches
separated
Frank
Wykofi
and
B.-b
Kiesel
Hefti.
California
track
stars
at
the
finish
of
a
recent
100-yard
dash.
Wykoff
will
not
compete
in
the
220
Olym
pic
dash,
to
the
disappointment
of
many
fans.
SPORT
NOTES
Gray,
N.8.W..
cycling:
E.
Scarf,
N
S.W.,
heavyweight
wrestler;
J.
8.
W.
Eve
will
act
as
manager
of
the
team.
sentatives
or
New
south
Wale.
I
Whether
the
girls
and
men
will
twr
fnm
Victoria
and
one
from
travel
on
the
same
boat
has
yet
to
Tasmania.
Tne
team
is
composed
be
determined.
On
arrival
in
Lo.
or:
Abore
Charlton,
N.S.W..
swim-1
Anml
th
m
n
mri
m!nor
40n
nnri
1
fW
rwAtroa
Jr
,bJ
it
r1
.
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imm
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w.
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"w-s.
k
wto
uijmpc
vtuage
woim-im
Ryan.
RS.W.;
swimming,
400
and,Blrls
wltf
ao
to-the
UnlvftrMtfeao
1J00
metres:
Miss
Claire
Dennotf
Southern
California.
'
A
rlgicToi.
N.S.W..
swimming,
breast
stroke;
ympie
rule
forbids
the
mingling
of
iMiss
Bonnie
Mealln.
N.
8.
W.,tsexes
during
the
names.
The
selec-;
swimming
back
stroke;
Miss
Fran-;
tion
announced
by
the
federation
ces
Bolt.
Vic,
swimming,
tree
final,
conditional
only
on
medi-
Olympic
Hostess
PJ
1
Miss
Vuvj::.i
Neiun.
Los
Angeles
so
lety
girl,
will
play
hoctcss
t.
visiting
women
Dimple
stars
6he
is
shown
with
the
official
Olympic
games
insignia.
PHILLIES
IN
LEAD
In
Exclusive
Possession
of
National
League
Supremacy
Athletics
Defeat
Yankees
PHILADELPHIA.
April
16:
Jimmy
Fbxx
and
Mickey
Co
chrane
had
slammed
out
home
runs
earlier
cb
the
game.
Al
Sim
mons
in
the
ninth
inning
drove
in
the
run
which
enabled
Philadelphia
Athletics
to
defeat
the
New
York
Yankees
yesterday
and
thus
even
up
honors
In
their
first
series.
For
the
Yankees,
Lou
Gehrig
scored
a
home
ran
with
Babe
Ruth
on
first.
The
aos-re
was
9
to
8.
Chicago
White
Sox
defeated
St.
Louis
Browns
4
to
3
In
a
13-inning
battle
Washington
Senators
made
In
three
straight
win
over
Boston
Red
Sox
by
a
score
of
2
to
nothing
to
retain
the
league
leadership.
The
PliUliea
took
sole
possession
of
National
League
supremacy
by
taking
another
victory
from
New
York
Oiantt
7
to
6.
With
the
excep
tion
of
the
Phillies,
at
the
top,
and
the
Giants,
in
the
cellar,
all
National
League
teems
are
now
tied
with
50D
percentage
in
the
standing
as
a
result
of
yesterday's
play.
Yesterday's
scores:
American
League
Washington
2,
Boston
0.
Cleveland
2,
Detroit
3.
New
York
8.
Philadelphia
9.
Chicago
4,
St
Louis
3.
National
League
Bostan
2,
Brooklyn
8.
Chicago
8,
Cincinnati
2.
Philadelphia
7,
New
York
6.
Pittsburg
0,
8t.
Louis
7.
Baseball
Standings
1.
I
Clevmnd
St.
TOuta
Boston
Amerlcan'Lrague
Washington
Chicago
....
Detroit
New
York
..
trhUadiiphu
W.
3
....'.'.3
2
1
.....1
styie
sprmts;
Alex
J.
Hlllhouse,
eni
examinations.
The
athletes
Philadelphia
2
Vic,
dlftrn-e
runner:
Georeaold-,were
chosen
from
a
vast
number
Boston
..
.1
ong.
Nfl.W..
400
metre,
flat
and
,
representing
all
parte
of
the
com-,
St.
Louis
2
ihurdles
races;
William
Barwlck
.monwealth.
only
those
conceded
Cincinnati
2
,Tas,
distance
runner;
Miss
Eileen
'to
have
a
good
chance
of
winning
Chicago
2
.Weame,
NJ3.W.,
sprinter;
H.
R.
belne
chosen.
If
a
member
of
the
.Pittftbiirv
'
-rr
2
uoDDyj
pearce.
NJ3W
(at
pre-
team
drops
i
sent
In
Canada),
sculler;
Duncan
j
substitute.
1
National
League
W.
out.
there
will
be
no
Brooklyn
1
J
New
York
0
L.
0
1
1
1
1
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2'
3
3
Pet.
1.000
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33
1250
D00
Pet.
1J000
.500,
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i
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.500
.600
Old
Country
Soccer;
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
First
Division
I
Arsenal
3Shef
field
l
Wednesday
JL
Birmingham
3,
Liverpool
i.
Blackburn
'Rovers,'
HtfdderWleld"
Town
0.
Blackpool
0,
Bolton
Wanderers
3.
Derby
County
3,
Aston
Villa
I.
Everton
6,
West
HamUntted
1.
Manchester
City
1,
Chelsea
1.
Portsmouth
6,
Newcastle
United
0.
,
.
.
i
8heffleM
United
2,
Middles'
brough
1.
Sunderland
2,
OrbnsbyTown
0.
West
Bromwich
Albion
i,
Leices
ter
City
2.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
First
TtivisUn
Dundee
United
0,
HamUton
Aca
demicals
5.
Hearts
2,
Queens
Park
0.
Leith
Athletic
1.
Clyde
4.
Motherwell
3.
Cowdenbeath
0.
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
Second
Division
Barnsley
u,
Burnley
1.
Bradford
City
3.
Tottenham
Hotspurs
0.
Bristol
City
0,
Stoke
City
0.
Bury
1.
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
0.
Leeds
United
i,
Nottingham
Forest.
1.
Mlllwali
1,
Manchester
United
I.
Notts
county
1,
Preston
iiorthend
1
Oldham
Athletic
1,
Charlton
Ath
letic
0.
2.
Plymouth
Argyle
t,
Southampton
Portvale
1.
Bradford
S.
Swansea
Town
1,
Chesterfield
1.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
Second
Division
Alloa
2,
Arbroath
0.
Armadale
3.
Albion
Rovers
2.
Dumbarton
3,
East
Fife
2.
Dunfermline
Athletic
1.
Hlbern-ins
1.
East
Stirling
1,
Stenhousemulr
1.
Ralth
Rovers
2,
Queen
of
South
0.
St.
Bernards
4,
Kings
Park
0.
St.
Johnston
4,
Montrose
V.
TELL
THE
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"Tell
'em
quick
and
tell
'em
often.
Explain
to
folks
plainly
and
sincerely
what
you
have
to
selL
Keep
everlastingly
com-
big
at
them.
Advertising
Is
pretty
much
like
shovelling
a
furnace.
Once
you
stop
stok-
Ing.
the
fire
goes
(
out."--Wm.
Wrlgley
Jr.
(tf)
PIPE
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by
a
GARAGE
OWNER
10j,
m
and
IH
package
'
Im
in
yi'pounil
humidor
tin
When
Friends
..Drop
In
After
a
couple
of
hours
of
"Auction"
,,
tract"
.
.
.
complete
an
enjoyable
even
in
light
repast
of
sandwiches,
crackers,
eh,,.
PHOENIX
LAGER.
k
PHOENIX
LAGER
is
sparkling,
healthful.
It
is
so
easy
to
serve,
ami
m,
n
ft
a
Is
late
evening
beverage
because
it
tion
and
induces
calm
repuse.
mil
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nl
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nut
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or
the
(tvrmni'i.;
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H
Best
Remedy
for
Colds
ana
Flu
I
This
advertisement
is
not
published
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control
Board
r
by
the
i.overnmi-nr
oi
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v
cu
'
.i
After
buying
un.I
u.lng
Turret
pip
tl,cr
for
some
time,
I
believe
that
I
in
qualified
to
pan
jii(!Kmnit
on
its
merits.
After
opening
package
after
package
of
this
tobacco,
I
)lWay
flIM
U
f
Illlform
,Illan,v,
cool,
fragrant
ami
long
burning.
I
am
convinced
afu-r
trying
many
brnmU,
that
Turret
pipe
tobacco
stilts
my
tuto
belter
than
any
other.
I
like
OUr
l,alf-,H,un.l
humidor
tlns-enougl,
tobacco
for
a
wraith
of
enjoyment
and
always
In
g,Ml
condition."
TURRET
A
good,
cool
smoke
Turr.t
In.
out
jor
th0t0
PIPE
OBACGO
Pipe
tested
ho
roll
their