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Baseball
Standings
National
League-W.
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48
BASEBALL
Int.
Sons
of
Caruula-Empress
TONIGHT
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Baseball
Scores
Pacific
Coast
League
Missions
7,
Sacramento
2.
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Canadian
Legion
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Trr
tomorrow
hi-ht$
Sbart
8hi
kf
football
game
Is
announce
as
follows:
8.
Ourvlch;
A.
Stiles
anrt
K
Oo-mei;
T.
Bussanleh.
S.
Currle
and
T.
llad'..on;
J
K.
Murray
A.
Ivar-son,
C.
Baptle,
J.
Home
.ind
D
Smith.
Re?ervp
B
Hettad,
J
Mowatt.
D.
Morrison
and
O.
Ferguson.
THE
FLAVOR
Chew
it
iftcr
every
mca
.
.
.
Sec
how
much
bef
for
You
will
feel
.
.
CMM
WRIGLEYS
Dethrones
DODGERS
BOSTON
SAILOR
GIVEN
MOVE
UP
UNPOPULAR
CALL
LAST
Brooklyn
in
Tie
With
Pittsburg
For
Third
Place
in
National
Atli
letlcs
Fall
Back
DROOKLYN.
June
22:
Brooklyn
Dodgers,
by
defeating
the
Pittsburg
Pirates
easily
here
yesterday.
Joined
the
Pirates
in
a
tie
for
third
place
in
the
National
League.
The
Phillies,
losing
to
the
pace-making
Chicago
cubs,
fell
back
into
sixth
ptaee
behind
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals
who
defeated
the
New
York
QianW.
Rube
Waltoerg
held
the.
Chicago
White
Sox
scoreless
in
the
first
se
ven
Inning
but
weakened
in
the
eighth
and
the
Philadelphia
Athletics
lost
3
to
1.
Milton
Qaston
was
on
tne
mound
fw
the
White
Sax.
j
Undoubtedly
t
the
opinion
of
the
The
Mackmen
dropped
back
Into
;
spectators
was
that
Schmejing
had
third
place
in
the
American
League
piled
up
a
clear
margin
of
points,
behind
the
Washington
Senators
The
unpopularity
of
the
decision
who
won
over
the
Cletasu!
In-
together
with
a
great
showing
put
dians.
the
DctroK
Tigers
advancing
up
by
both
fighters,
undoubtedly
to
fourth
place
ahead
of
the
Indians
paves
the
way
for
a
return
tftle
bout
by
virtue
of
their
victory
over
the
at
an
early
date.
Boston
Hed
Sex.
During
the
entire
fifteen
rounds
xesieraaya
yig
League
scores:
not
a
single
-iwivuufli.
knockdown
was
was
scored
scurei.
American
League
Philadelphia
1,
Chicago
3.
Boston
2,
Detroit
3.
Washington
8,
Cleveland
3.
New
York
11,
St.
Louis
8.
National
League
Cincinnati
9,
Boston
3.
Chicago
12,
Philadelphia
3.
Pittsburg
2,
Brooklyn
.
St.
Louis
5,
New
York
1.
oye
was
about
all
the
damage
that
jqq
was
done
to
either
fighter.
i
.500
J
.491
j
Robert
Arthur.
Jr,
who
has
bean
.44iOn
a
brtof
trip
to
Victoria.
return-
,4T3;ed
ta
the
erty
from
the
south
on
trnn
.717!
Ml
Jill
Mi
.540
An
.356
.186
One
Of
The
Best
Barbara
Davis,
one
o
tin-
best
r.deis
oi
CaUtornia
and
wlcaer
in
rodeos
and
roundups,
is
can
,ht
powdering
her
nose
whnfc
training
for
the
Uklah
wild-west
show.
Revised
Schedule
Of
Intermediate
Baseball
League
June
22
Young.
Elks
vs.
Young
Sons
of
Canada.
i
June
20
Young
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
Young
Empress.
June
29
Young
Empress
vs.
Young
Elks.
July
3-
Young
Elks
vs.
Young
Sons
of
Canada.
July
6
Ynuns
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
Young
Empress
July
10
Young
Empress
vs.
Young
Elk.
Schmelin
NIGHT
IN
TITLE
BOUT
In
a
regular
scheduled
C.
N.
R.
A.
somtball
game,
the
Round
House
REGIMENT
LINE-UP
The
following
llne-un
for
TtMi.
w
r
w
-
t
m-
,
ment
u
announced
for
the
opening
same
oi
tne
Stuart
Benefit
Shield
football
competition
tomorrow
eve
nlng:
Sjnlth;
Wataon
and
Thu'rber;
(ls)eeu!rtbe,
DeJong
and
WlnnWnj
VVVlters.
Rednath.
VanccV
'ColtissT
and
Chrlstlson.
Steamship
Sailings
.i
for
Vancouver
Monday
as.
Pr.
Rupert
4
pjn,
Tuesday
as.
CaUla.
...
1:30
pjn,
Thursday
as.
Pr.
George
10
pin.'
Friday
-as.
Prln.
Adelaide
10
p.rn.
8s.
Cardena
midnight
June
18
ss.
Prln.
Norah
p
m.
June
22
1.
Trln.
Louise
...
pjn.
I
MERCHANTS
i
WIN
MATCH
I
Horn
Oil
Protests
Dominion
Day
!
Cup
Game
Was
Holly
Con
tested
Encounter
CM
Majority
Voto
of
Two
Judges
anil
Referee
Crowd
Felt
That
German
Actually
Had
.Margin
of
Points-
j
Subject
t0
a
prole$l
whleb
hw
Ketlirn
Lout
Likely
ben
entered
by
the
loosers
on
the
'grounds
that
the
winners
play;d
MPF
vni'
t
on
11.
,
.
,
ian
unregistered
man
In
the
per-
..-,.
-
"vii
ui
hi
j
living
iicjj;iihuii
ui
crme
ricnx,
lue
aierciiams
champion
emerged
from
the
fifteen-round
title
bout
at'wn
Ma
the
final
of
the
Madison
Square
Garden's
Long
Island
Bowl
last
night
!
cup
by
defeating
When
Jack
ShnrkPV
nf
Tinstnn
was
rhn
Aanial
Home
n
Distributors
by
a
score
over
Max
Schmeling,
the
German
title-holder
of
the
past
grounds'
lit
"veSng.
in
Ta
5
.
.
.
,
.
.
t
WCi
VAniU
Thrift
Init
oinri
j
m'travi
ra
.-
a
-
M
IVkti
tMKM
AM
rofortU)
anri
inotlt
W
l4
booed
by
the
crowd
of
75.QO0
fight
AITkiTY
TIMTCT
fans
which
witnessed
the
batUe.
IVUUlTi
lH
J
N
.1
f
BEATS
NAVY
.Many
Errors
Caused
One-SUled
lie-suit
in
C.
N.
K.
A.
Softball
Diokeru
ff
tr
Mtrtmts
arwi
William
Murray
of
the
Hone
Oil
from
the
field
for
fltht-ng.
Their
cases
wUl
come
before
the
board
of
control
at
an
early
date.
The
Merchants
won
the
toss
and
elected
to
kick
downhill.
In
about
:lfifilAH
t
TV'
Nnvv
hv
a
ajwvra
nf
II
.
....
-
"
"
twenty
minutes
Nick
Chenoskl
00-
RohmAl.Uia
n..atotiul
f
too
J
-
2
last
ninht
Tha
Now
hnn
miria
...
.
..
wB..v.v.
ui
mo
puunuai
j-
,enea
me
scoring
ror
tne
Merchants
,
and
Sharkey
at
205.
Schmeling
was
nj"ny
errors
which
were
mainly
re-
on
a
cr0Sfi
rom
Jollnny
comn-
the
aggressor
during
a
large
part
j
sponsible
for
the
one-sided
result.
dma
at
0UtekIe
left
Xne
shot
gaTe
(of
tlie
time.
He
battered
Sharkey's
:
Horton.
for
the
Round
House,
se-
Bobby
Moxley
Home
Oil
goalie
no
!
left
eye
continuously
with
short
j
cured
'our
Mt&
in
five
Umes
up
and
1
:hance
whatever
The
Home
Oil
l
right
cresses
and
the
optic
was
al-jo
"ve
other
runners.
Johnson.
players
pressed
hard
and
about
10
(most
entrrety
olosed
at
the
end
of
at
short
for
Round
House,
played
minutes
later,
Rye
equalised
from
i
the
fight.
tip-top
ball
with
Cameron
on
first
close
m
after
the
oil
men
had
TVjk
uw
a
mmJ
i
'a
rlnsa
aavinrl
Pnr
tha
Vaw
Kiit
K
i
,
.
.....
.
suvu
UCHI
mtgrr,
j
wok
en
away
irom
tne
Mtrcrunts
t
than
had
been
anticipated
and
the
'
'
pitchers
were
good,
but
their
defenders.
The
first
half
ended
gate
of
SS00.000
also
expAMfeH
n.
1
work
work
was
was
hopeless
hopeless
with
with
the
the
sunnort
support
j
mith
with
the
,.
.....
peesatlons.
A
lot
of
eleventh-hour
Interest
developed
in
the
battle.
A
big
majority
of
the
sport
writ-
score
standing
fairly
at
team.
J
e
nvy
one
an
which
was
a
just
reflection
Round
House
Arney.
Johnson.
Horton,
Cross,
Dickey,
H.
SkatteboL
i
)crttk
gave
Mnmenng
eignt
,
rounds
and
Sharkey
six
with
one
Cameron'
A,ten-
NelMn
.
.
.
Navy
Nnvv
Stawavt
Stewart.
imiil
ccn.
i
tK
ewsmg
oi
snarkers
Armstrong
Pranks,
Pitcher.
Peterson.
Bremner.
Rice,
White.
Wtstman.
Derry.
Batteries:
Round
House
Raby
and
Navy
Pitcher,
Stewart
and
Pe-
,413
j
the
Prtace
Rupert
this
awrnlng
Umpires
B.
Stalker
and
Stile.
of
the
merits
oi
play.
Shortly
after
the
start
of
the
second
half.
Henry
Dickens
put
the
Merchants
one
up
from
a
scrimmage
In
front
of
the
goal
mouth.
Leslie
Amor
broke
away
on
outside
right
about
ten
minutes
later
and.
'eluding
Skinner,
seored
the
third
for
the
Merchants.
With
the
period
about
fifteen
minutes
to
go,
Roy
Pong
headed
in
the
leather
,
to
make
the
final
score
4
to
1
for
the
Merchants.
The
Hsasc
OH
rasi
unlucky
in.
shooting
during
the
In
the
first
half,
but
tempers
become
i
frayed
in
the
second
hair
and
this
did
not
tend
to
improve
things.
During
tfel?
perioJ
Rele.se
James
A.
Johnstone
banished
Henry
One-Time
King
Of
Heavies
Operates
Race
Track
James
J
Jtiftiu-s.
ranch
at
Bui
bank.
Cain
ra.
ti
ak
ai.d
...
?econd
period,
the
Merchants
get
in
all
the
break.
The
Matehants
missed
Jimmy
M;Kay
and
Vie
Minsk
from
the
line-up.
The
former
sustained
a
feriour
Injury
to
his
hand
yesterday
afternoon
at
the
Prince
Ru
pert
Dairy
while
the
latter
was
out
Of
town
visiting
Ten-ace.
The
addition
of
Brick
Skinner
and
Bron-ron
Hunt
bolstered
ud
the
Home
Oil
team.
A
good
-sited
crowd
of
fans
wlt-
nesseo
the
match.
BASEBALL
June
24
S
O.
C
vs
Elks.
June
27
Empress
vs
Elks.
July
1
8
O
C
vs.
E
July
4
-Elks
vs
S
O
C.
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Australian
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Win
Match
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Victoria
Monday
VICTORIA
June
2t:
The
visiting
Australian
cricketers
deeated
aa
sH-Istaad
team
on
Monday.
The
Australians
had
a
score
of
161
for
'atx
wickets
and
the
Islanders
K
for
1
12.
The
match
was
played
in
a
idrtaWe
of
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!
SOFTBALL
June
24
Roundhouse
vs
Dry
Dork
June
2eStation
vs.
RCNVil
'
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f
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BATTLE,
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..
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1932.
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