YANKS
LOSE
;
TWO
GAMES
Superior
iSUsU
Work
Gay
Washington
Senators
Victory
Jn
Uouble-Ucadcr
i
NEW
YORK,
May
30:
The
Am-1
erican
League
leadership
of
the
New
York
Yankees
was
cut
by
two
full
;
games
on
Saturday
wrhen
the
Wash-1
lngton
Senators
won
both
ends
of
'
a
double-header
from
the
McCarthy
men-
Even
two
home
runs
by
Babe
I
Ruth
one
in
the
first
game
and
one
In
the
second
and
one
circuit
.clout
.by
Lou
Gehrig
could
not
offset
the
fine
stick
work
of
the
Senators.
The
Yankees
came
back
and
got
partial
revenge
by
winning
a
free-scoring
game
yesterday.
v
"
'Cleveland
Indians
moved
into
exclusive
possession
of
fifth
place
in
the
American
League
by
winning
two
out
of
three
week-end
games
from
the
St.
Louis
Browns
with
whom
they
had
been
tied.
In
the
National
League,
the
Phillies
advanced
into
sixth
place
by
winning
two
out
of
three
week-end
games,
displacing
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals
who
lost
on
Saturday
to
the
Pittsburgh
Pirates
and
dlvjded
a
double-header
yesterday
with
Cincinnati
Reds.
Week-end
scores
were
as
follows:
SATURDAY
SCORES
American
League
Washington
5-13,
New
York
1-5.
Philadelphia
8,
Boston
2.
Cleveland
3,
St.
Louis
1.
Chicago
W,
Petrolt
4-5.
National
League
Cincinnati
9,
Chicago
3.
Brooklyn
6,
New
York
4.
Boston
1,
Philadelphia
4.
St.
Louis
6,
Pittsburg
8.
SUNDAY
SCORES
National
League
Philadelphia
8-4,
New
York
10-2.
Boston
10-2,
Brooklyn
.6-3.
Pittsburg
3,2,
Chicago
70.
St.
Louis
5-0,
Cincinnati
0-3.
American
League
Chicago
3.
Detroit
4.
Philadelphia
4-5.
.Boston
6-0.
Cleveland
3-2,
St.
Louis
12-1.
New
York
14,
Washington
8.
Baseball
Standings
Ameriean
League
W.
L.
Pet.
New
York
26
11
.703
Washington
.24
15
.615
Detroit
,
.,.,22
16
79
Philadelphia
21
.17
.553
Cleveland
21"
20
.512
St.
Louis
20
21
.488
Chicago
14
25
.359
Boston
7..
30
.185
National
League
-
Chicago
m
14
.650
.
Boston
23
16
KtUhurg
18
18
Clnfelnnatl-
22
23
Brooklyn
..
19
22
,
Philadelphia
:
19
23
St.
Louis
17
22
6
New
York
15
21
An
BASEBALL
j;LKS
xa.
SONS
OF
CANADA
TONIGHT
-
6:45
MORE
FRIENDS
EVERY
DAY!
3
A
V
snd
md
fame
ana
jnake
the
yau
"roll
Thfc
First
Sign
of
Spring
If
winners
'.onu
can
spring
be
tar
behind0
Not
very.
This
beautiful
line-up
took
place
at
San!
-
Monra.
California
the
season's
first
pulchritude
display.
Hornets
Win
From
Wildcats
h
Boys'
I
aottbaii
League
In
the
Boys'
Softball
League
at
the
Booth
School
Saturday
afternoon,
the
Hornets
won
from
the
Wildcats
by
twenty-one
to
fifteen
in
a
loosely
played
game.
There
were
many
errors
in
the
field
and
Rltchle,
in
the
box
for
the
Wild-
cats,
was
unable
to
get
control,
Eby
pitched
a
good
game
for
the
Hornets.
Parsons,
with
four,
and
Lear
and
Eby.
with
three
runs
each,
were
leading
scorers
for
the
off
over
the
week-end,
F.
M.
Da-Hernets,
while
MeMeekln
ftno
vis
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng
taking
first
Montgosgew,
with
three
runs
eaeh,
led
the
Wildcat,
Teams
Wildcats
Olllis,
c.r
MeMeekln,
1st.;
Snidal,
2nd.;
.Emmerson.
3rd.;
Hirano,
as.;
Ritchie,
p.;
Groave-
nor,
rf.;
Montgomery,
cf.;
Colussl,
if.
Hornet
JSby,
p.;
.McDonald,
c:
Parsoro.
1st.;
Nelson.
2nd.;
Pe
Marco,
3rd.:
Fulton,
as.;
McGretah,
if.;
Laar,
rf.;
Monro,
cf.
Scorer
Alf
Larsen.
Umpire
J.
Hutchinson.
SOFTBALL
-y
3j
nnundhnnw
v
U
rMVB
.
-
-
I
June
3
R.C.N
V.R.
vs.
Station.
June
7
Dry
Dock
vs.
Roundhoust
June
Id
station
vs.
Roundhouse.
'
June
14-Drv
Dock
vs,
RJ3.N.V.R
June
17--etaUon
vs.
Dry
Dock:
June
ji-tRoundhouse
vs.
R.C.N
;
V.R
;june
24
Roundhouse
-v.
DyDock
June
28
station
vs.
R.CN.V.R.
FOOTBALL
June
4-
Borden
vs.
Booth.
June
8-Hlgh
vs.
Booth.
I
i'
few
few
mea
tried
it.
-
-
told
theirffrferM
a
i
,
they
tyld
others
-
-
that's
.ltoWUiaL
'iiv
of
Ogden's
cut
plug
has
6pread
only
a
quality
smoking
tobacco
could
new
friends
every
day
and
still
keep
old
ones.
OGDEN'S
TENNIS
AT
WEEK-END
Canadian
National
Tennis
Association
Stage
American
Tournament
The
weather
man
at
last
smiled
upon
the
tennis
enthusiasts
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway
:
Re-
creation
Association
and
the
Am-
erican
tournament,
first
scheduled
to
take
place
three
weeks
ago
but
whieh
was
delayed
on
account
of
wet
weather,
was
successfully
run
plaee
while
Superintendent
W.
U.
Tebey
and
Mrs.
F.
S.
Walton
were
In
second
place
when
the
final
were
completed.
The
games
were
well
contested
and
among
the
close
runners-up
were
P
.Mcintosh
and
Miss
B.
Ber-
ner:
W
Tobev
and
P.
Rayner:
J.
H.
Horton
and
Mis.
Olive
VanCoo-
ten;
and
R.
Tobey
and
Miss
Elsie
Davis,
these
latter
contestants
not
being
out
of
the
running
until
the
final
counts
were
known.
In
addition
to
these
the
following
teams
ware
engaged
in
the
play:
F.
A.
Rogers
and
Mrs.
J.
K
Horton:
J.
A.
Teng
and
Mrs.
F.
A.
Rogers;
E.
W.
Johnson
and
Mrs.
F.
M.
Davis;
R.
A.
Johnson
and.S.
N.
Bayle:
A.
II.
Skattebo
and
Miss
Ruth
OilUes,
LEOItiN
UNE-np
The
Canadian
Legion
line-up
for
tomorrow
night's
Senior
eLagu
football
match
with
Heme
OU
will
b
as
follows:
R.
Ourvlch:
A.
SUles
and
F.
Oo-
mea;
J.
Greer.
S.
Currle
and
T,
Mad
don;
c
Baotie.
T.
Buseantah.
J.
K.
Murray,
D.
Morrison
and
D.
nunrteh.
Spares
J.
Mowat.
B.
Hestad,
G.
Ferguson
and
B.
Eide.
-
-
UI
KLUV3
your
own,"
un
OftUn't
fine
cut
cifi'ttu
tohfiuo.
TMi:
DAILY
NEWS
S.
0.
C.
in
Cellar
Beat
Elks
Sunday
Errors
By
lodgemen
Trove
Costly
As
They
Out
hit
Opponents
"!
Nine
to
Five
In
yesterday
afternoon
baseball
fixture
Empress
won
their
third
straight
game
of
the
season
when
they
downed
'Elks
in
their
first
appearance
by
a
score
of
10-6.
Although
the
Elks
outhit
them
nine
to
five,
the
Hotelboys
were
aided
Joy
a
large
number
of
mtscues
by
fie
Elk
Infield
which
were
responsible
for
most
of
their
runs.
As
a
result.
Empress
are
safely
ensconced
in
first
place
In
the
Oty
League
standing
with
two
fell
games
separating
tbem
from
9ks
while
Sam
of
Canada
are
In
the
cellar
position
two
and
a
half
game
down.
Nick
Chenoski.
on
the
mound
for
the
losert,
hurled
fine
ball,
striking
out
14
batters,
while
he
issued
laur
free
passes.
Walsh,
a
new
player
in
the
city,
pitched
a
steady
game
lor
Empress
and
was
given
good
(Kip-
port,
only
two
miscues
being
eepr-!
ed
against
his
team.
j
Empress
started
right
off
tn
hej
first
and
scored
four
runs
on
one
;
jhlt,
three
errors
and
one
walk.
An-jother
braee
of
four
were
added
in
the
second
stanza
by
the
Hotel
boys.
With
a
fairly
safe
lead
they
added
another
In
the
fourth
and
ftnlahed
their
scoring
for
the
day
with
one
more
run
in
the
sixth.
Elks
managed
to
score
one
run
in
the
opening
stanza
on
three
hits.
They
made
two
more
in
the
second
and
one
in
the
third.
Walsh
struck
out
seven
batters
in
the
next
three
Innings
to
hold
them
scoreless.
Jn
the
last
of
the
seventh,
they
started
what
might
have
been
a
big
rally.
With
one
man
out
Arseneau
singled.
Stephens
hit
a
two-bagger
down
the
first
base
line
but
Arseneau
was
caught
at
'the
plate.
Chenoski
hit
a
single-
4o
right
nd
8tephensut
!cored
,on
It-Honeywell
ended
the
frame
by
striking
out
woran
umpired
the
game
alone
'
md
hustled
the
boys
through
their
ace
in
the
short
time
of
an
hour
i
and
fifteen
minutes.
The
Box
Score
EMPRESS
ABRHPOA
Douglas
b
4
10
8
0
Hlbbard
f,
3
2
2
1
0
0
!
Howe
3b
2
2
1
0
0
1
Wlndle
ss.
3
3
0
1
2
0
D.
Stalker
If.
4
0
10
0
0
Fong
rf
4
0
0
11
0
Durvlch
c.
.4
0
0
10
3
0
Kenny
2b
4
0
10
3
0
Walsh
p.
3
2
0
0
1
0
Totals
21
10
5
21
10
2
ELKS
ABR
H
POA
eI
Farquhar
ss.
4
2
2
0
1
i
Barry
3b.
4
0
Arseneau
if.
4
1
0
Stephens
lb
4
7
2
Chenoski
p
4
0
0
Honeywell
2b..
rf.
4
0
1
mtone
cf
1
1
0:
Haby
rf
?b
3
2
0
pingwell
c
3
10
3
TotaU
31
5
9
21
9
8
Impress
440101
0
to
Bla
1210001s
Sutnjnarv
-stolen
base.
Hibb
ird.
Howe
is
1.
Wlndle
i3p.
Stallr-a-
Barry.
Chenoski.
Farquhar
i2'
2-
Kse
hlU.
Hlbbard
Stephens:
bate,
ton
balls
off
Qhenoekl
141.
WaHh
swuck
out
by
Chenoski
U.:
Walsb
il2';
left
on
.bases.
Empress
j
5).
Elks
'7;
passed
ball.
TMngwIl'
2:
hit
bv
pitcher.
Walsh
time
of
I
Lgarne
1:15
umpire.
Moran.
1
League
Standing
j
I
w.
u.
pet.,
Empress
3
0
UXH)
ma
,
0
1
JDOO
Sons
of
Canada
0
2
jD00
Senior
Football
!
May
31-
Home
Oil
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
June
2-
Regiment
vs.
Merchants.
June
7
Ognadlan
Legion
vs.
Metchant
M
'
I
!
Tl
Dntiv
News
rAt
ho
niir.
r.h.iw
P"H
Of
f
rc
ye
w
Qtnnd.
329
Qrnnvnie
fjt,.
Vartcniiver.
Karl
Anderson.
Prince
George.
B.C.
n.
W
Riley.
Terrace.
B
O
Vs
tleneral
Store.
An
vox
T
JRmithers
Drug
Store.
Smith-
ers.
nc
EMPRESS
HAS
Olympic
Strong-Man
Squad
GOOD
LEAD
Have
Two-Game
Margin
Over
Elks
No
harm
in
trying
'.hi
if
i!v
urn
happens
to
be
.strong
enough
Here
we
set
Olympic
strong-man
squad
wording
up
a
sweat
at
Ocean
Paris
barh.
(
ah!
Aroff
and
Ormont
are
beneath.
BOOTH
WON
m
SOCCER
High
Sohool
Suffers
First
Reverse
of
Season
In
Junior
Football
flame
Saturday
A
keenly
fought
game
in
the
Ju
nior
Football
League
on
Saturday
resulted
to
Booth
Inflicting
the
first
defeat
of
the
season
on
High
School
by
two
goals
to
one.
The
game
was
closely
contested
all
hrough
but
Booth
had
the
balance
f
play
and
was
full
value
for
the
victory.
High
was
without
Wtllls-:ioU
and
Ghristfcpn
0
its
usual
-earn
and
Booth
was
without
Nelson.
Playing
with
the
sun
and
wind
in.
Us
favor,
High
attacked
in
the
first
hU
but
Oay
saved
finely
from
lanturbane
Booth
attacked
with
Sby
forcing
the
game
to
good
purpose
but
Wilson
and
Dnngate
sent
-hem
back.
8antatbene
crossed
a
ot
that
was
Just
wide.
McMee-
kin
centred
wen
at
the
other
end
Ookmt-ws-et
up
t
time.
Oti
tis
was
doing
well
for
Booth
while
Wchie
and
Gomes
at
back
saveJ
High
forwards
little
leeway.
Ivarson
shot
and
followed
in
mi
Oay
who
aved
but
Senturbane
cot
the
re-
bound
sad
soar)
iitJb
;ivy$
Jn
.1
suspiciously
offside
position
High
itUoksd
again
but
FwHen
cleared.
Booth
had
all
the
better
of
the
-eeend
half
and
Oay
was
only
cal
led
on
once
From
a
centre
from
DeMarco.
McMeekin
closed
in
fast
and
beat
Morgan
for
the
equaliser.
Oomez
tried
a
long
one
that
went
wjde
and
Colussl
shot
over
twice.
Booth
forced
a
corner
that
was
cleared
wrth
difficulty
and
then
Qomez
shot-
Just
over
Ivarson.
who
had
dropped
back
to
help
the
defence,
handled
the
ball
and.
from
the
resulting
penult
v
Oome
giive
Morgan
no
chance
with
a
low
drive
to
the
poalle'.x
riRlit
Hlh
tried
to
equalize
bv
Bxli
def"nre
'Olin'l
Ufl
M
i
f!
U
i'irls
were
.it
tacking
when
the
final
whistle
want.
i
High-
Morgan:
Wilson.
Dungate;
Paw.
Cromp.
Sakamoto:
Fisher,'
Nakatnoio.
Ivarson,
Santurtoane,
Murray.
ggggggggWimvTvsagggggggi
ggggggggW
"Ma..
-
-
BoothOay:
Domes.
Ritchie;
victoria
lav
atllls,
Htoy.
Fulton;
DeMarco.
Lear,'1
Colussl.
WacDonald
MeMeekln.
Referee
W.
W.
C.
O'Neill.
Free
Hitting
in
Softball
Game
Tigers
Pefeated
Giants
15
to
14
In
'turcsque
crov.j
High
School
League
iof
Prllce
K
i;
She
and
tin
In
Frtdayt
Softball
fixture
at
the
High
School
the
Tigers
defeated
the
Otants
15
to
14.
As
the
s$ere
indicates,
the
game
was
a
sluagers'
battle
from
beginning
to
end.
both
teams
knocktag
out
numerous
doubles
and
both
getting
several
triples.
The
pltahlng
on
both
teams
was
weak
and
the
fielding
was
somewhat
ragged.
laanR.
Tobey
a..
J.
OllH
lb..
sjLjiftrgn
lss.,
yf.
X&tWn
s-
WH-
son
o..
JR.
Wilson
"irrT.
Marshall
3b.,
J.
Greer
rf.,
N.
MeLeod
rss..
D.
Sutherland
cf.
Giants
Arney
!(.,
Smith
p,
Na
feamoin
2b
KUhlmniA
Paachfw
Wesley.
J"
w
ef
..
Blake
lb..
Forbes
its.
Johnstone
3b..
Murdock
rf.
mm
Young
Empress
Won
Baseball
Young
Sons
of
Canada
Defeated
By
Score
of
15
to
U
In
Intermediate
League
Match
Yesterday
In
an
Intermediate
League
base
ball
game
yesterday
afternoon.
Young
Empress
defeated
Young
80ns
of
Canada
by
a
score
of
1$
to
11
V
was
a
free-scoring
match
and
the
issue
was
not
settled
until
the
fini!
inning
SPORTS
Al
KITSLGUFJ
te'-im-
y
KITSEKlKi
was
a
large
lUseltoii.
Ki
Kltwaneool
.u
village
held
ing
on
May
24
was
varied
The
open
l;
made
a
eh'
.
.
want
throui.
mony,
the
vii.
Ing
appropn.
caslnn.
All
the
nui.
Aid
romblixf
for
so
large
.
cess
and
art
having
a
(m.:
right
side.
.
The
PruriV
The
follow
:,
with
the
sure
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