f
AQ38
POUR
THE
DAILY
TOOK
PART
IN
WIMBLEDON
MATCHES
USED
Mtss
AHce
Marble,
U,
S.
women's
tennis
champion
by
reason
of
her
Forest
Hills
victory
of
last
year,
pictured
on
the
ss.
Berengaria
when
she
sailed
for
Kngiand.
Miss
Marble
took
part
in
several
tourneys
leading
up
to
the
Wimbledon
championship.
It
was
the
first
time
Alice
has
competed
in
this
"world's
tennis
championship."
Miss
Marble
hails
from
California
JUST
AS
REFRESHER
NORTH
HAY,
Ont.,
Sept.
5:
(CP,)
The
jail
cell
was
just
like
,horae
to
a
quartet
of
arrested
.druhks.
They
burrowed
into
an
adjoining
cell
and
consumed
a
case
of
beer
being
held
as
SCOTCH
WHISKY
MM
HAD
GOOD
UREAK
BELLEVILLE,
Ont,
Sept.
C:
(CP)
While
the
majority
o
Ontario
communilies
were
deluged
by
recent
rains,
not
a
drop
fell
on
Huff's
Island
near
here,
where
threshing
was
in
fi:ll
swing.
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was
first
and
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i
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Margin
of
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Full
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ond
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racnR
ftt
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(.anie
Over
Chicaffo
Cubs
as
a
EKand
gMng
mxny
bookie3
a
Result
of
Yesterday's
I'lay
I
headache.
1'omnon
was
the
first
Iiui
inner-Yor7
Mrs.
Tozer
of
Shti'
Hiiimi-iur
ii
I
n.
iwri
ui
unci-
I
NEW
XTt-irir
YORK,
.,
Sept
,
3:
(CP)-New
fid(1
newcomer
to
the
English
York
OJants
went
Into
a
clear
lead
turf.
'
'
In
the'
National
League
yesterday
by
again
defeating
the
St.
Louis'
A
recor(1
for
low
scorin?
four.
Cardinals
at
the
Polo
Grounds
here
some3
was
made
in
the
High
while
the
second
place
Chlcaeo
n0t
..!
,
i
.
iiuu
iuuiiicv
ai
.mill-
Cubs
dropped
,
.
another
to
the
Brook.
cht.ster,
England,
G.
L.
Henrisues
tu,
a.
UUcw
rrcm
uy
a.
ami
VV.
II.
Davies,
Ryder
Cupper,
t
f
a6'
,
x
turning
in
a
card
of
67,
five
be-
gin
of
the
New
York
Yankees
was'
'
pared
to
nine-and-a-half
games'
.limn.,,
WnioU
n-uioU
ni,i
over
Detroit
Tigers.
The
Yanksjweight
boxing
champion,
has
can-
imra
Hat
art
i
aA
n
n..ln.,.i
i
t-
I
,7
UiU'l,1Je,iCfllei1
trip
to
South
Africa
for
,
,
troit
hp.it
Wnch
u
intnn
Tn
ni-.li
t-i
.
.
...
....
.
.
J,
.,
"
r""
;n
empire
title
light
with
Laurie
'
adelphia
Athletics
moved
ou
of
the
(
cellar
by
winning
over
St.
Louis
(Browns
who
are
now
at
the
foot
nf
4
V,
-1
ui
iiic
tiu.v.
Big
League
baseball
scores
yesterday:
National
League
Chicago,
3;
Brooklyn,
4.
St.
Louis,
4;
New
York,
5.
Pittsburgh,
11;
Philadelphia,
8.
(Only
three
games
scheduled.)
American
League
Boston,
2-8;
Chicago,
4-10.
New
York,
2;
Cleveland,
4.
Washington,
8;
Detroit,
9.
Philadelphia,
5;
St
Louis,
3.
Baseball
Standings
National
League
W
L
New
York
73
47
.608
Chicago
73
49
.599
St.
Louis
65
56
.37
Pittsburgh
63
59
.516
Boston
59
63
.484
Philadelphia
52
69
.430
Brooklyn
50
69
.420
Cincinnati
47
70
.402
American
League
New
York
a
.
80
40
.667
Detroit
71
50:
.586
Chicago
'
71
54
.568
Boston
65
54
.546
Cleveland
61
58
.513
Washington
55
63
.466
Philadelphia
39
80
.328
St.
Louis
39
82
.322
Scottish
League
Wins
Over
Irish
Caledonians
Have
Scored
Many
More
Victories
Than
Have
Men
of
Erin
BELFAST,
Ireland
Sept.
3:
Scottish
League
defeated
Irish
League
three
to
two
in
international
football.
Of
38
games
now
played
between
Scotland
and
Ireland,
Scotland
has
won
thlrty-three.
Old
Country
Soccer
Scottish
League,
First
Division
Aberdeen,
5;
Clyde,
2,
Woodland
Trophy
Bowling
Started
Jack
Frew's
Kink
Eliminates
Jack
Preece's
in
First
Round
Wednesday
Night
In
the
first
round
of
the
Wood
land
Trophy
lawn
bowline
competi
tion
Wednesday
night
Jack
Frew's
:lrculatlon.
Play
safe)
Stevens,
holder
of
the
Empiie
lltlOi
Jockey
O.
Armstrong
was
cautioned
by
ffie
stewards
after
race
at
Lowes.
England.
Ann-
stronjf,
on'
Scandal,
hot
favorite,
hail
such
a
dead
near
the
finish
he
dropped-
his
reins,
nnd
w.is
heal
en
by
a
head.
T.
II.
Cotton.
British
oiiPn
lf
champion,
lost
by
three
and
two
lo
A.
V.
PadL'ham.
ast
vp.h-'s
lilleholder,
in
an
18-hole
match
watched
by
n
lanre
pro
wit
nl
London.
He
used
a
different
coin
even-
timojbutv
Trevor
Wallace,
captain
of
Stfrf'Lake
cricket
club,
lost
thr
Pet.
toss
ifl
tall
fivf
m.itrliM
ihl
season.!
'And
Sea
Lak
won
thtm
Jill.
It
sounded
like
the
League
of;
N'ations
when,
the
International
Summer
School
played
a
jrame
of
soccer.
Shouts
in
C.erman,
Itaji-:in.
Swedish,
Danish,
Dutch
and
English
rent
the
air.
A
scheduled
12-round
fight
be.
tvveen
Bonnie
James
and
DoujdaF
Kestrcll
In
London
ended
with
Kestrell's
disqualification.
He
refused
to
stat
In
the
Uth
round
because
he
signed
for
a
10-
round
bout.
Jimmy
Guthrie.
British
mnfm.
cyclist
rater-
who
won
six
of
the
lamous
isle
of
Man
races,
was
fatally
injured
in
a
spill
whii:
racing
in
Berlin.
Apprentice
jockeys
rode
four
winners
out
of
six
in
one
day
of
me
Folkestone
race
meeting.
B.
iacey
mm
two
winners,
beatini?
such
veterans,
as
flrouch
and
Sibbritt.
Hedley
Verity,
England
and
Yorkshire
cricketer,
likes
the
Leeds
pitch.
Takinir
nine
Essex
wicket?
for
-13
runs,
he
brought
nis
season's
total
to
133
wickets
at
an
average
of
0.29
runs
each.
There
was
such
a
noor
attpnil.
ancf
.'it
the
r.ndnrt
VJi-inrfri
f'liil.'e
'call-over
'
of
odds
on'
'"'tlie
St,
i.i-ger,
aepiemner
k,
that
after
$7G
had
been
wagered
on
Mid-Day
Sun
odds
dropped
from
100-50
to
-!..
Manfred
Brauchitsch,
Herman,
won
the
Monaco
Grand
Prix
auto
race
of
"a
thousand
corners,"
in
thre
hours,
seven
minutes
and
23
ncconds,
an
average
peed
of
03
miles,
an
hour.
iccidents,
iau.uesl.ing
citizens
to
i
j
t.
i
report
traffic
violations.
contrJlfTH'111
P"b,k,lei
or
displayed
by
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Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
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Columbia.
PAST
MASTERS
ARE
DEFEATED
Special
Howling
Tournament
It.
connection,
with
iiranu
.Master's
Visit
Coates,
B.
Dalgarno,
W.
II.
Wil.
son
Murray.
D.
G.
Borland
(skinl
24.
Past
Masters
G.
V.
Wilkl
nson.
J.
J.
Little.
H.
W.
lUrnh
If
V
Benson,
G.
Hill
(skip)
21.
Masons
I).
Crerar.
W.
Millar,
J.
H.
McLeod,
J,
Frew,
Angus
McDonald
(skip)
28.
Wins
Pistol
Championship
Sergeant
Forsland
f
Edmonton
Is
tNo.
1
Shot
of
Royal
(V
nadian
Mounted
Police
EDMONTON.
Sent.
S.l
,reant
Forsland
of
Ed
montnn
won
he
pistol
shooting
championsliip
3f
the
Boyal
Canadian
Mounted
Police.
HARVESTING
IS
NOW
ON
Excellent
Weather
In
Bulkley
VaJ.
ley
Smilhers
Fair
Opens
SMITHEBS,
Sept.
3:
The
last
four
days
have
been
hleiil
hm.
vesting
wealher
In
the
Bulkley
valley
after
all
the
wet,
weather
that
had
inflicted
itself
unnn
n
long-suffering
farming
community
and
the
farmers
have
been
very
busy
taking
advantage
of
their
opportunity
to
rather
in
the
crops
still
unharypsted.
Timothy
seed
is
now
being
cut
and
as
soon
as
that
is
comtdelpd
the
grain
will
come
under
tl.e
hinder.
The
crops
are
all
heavy
and
all
that
Is
needed
Is
a
enn-
tinuance
of
fine
weather
for
tint
ripening
ami
harvesting
or
the
grain.
The
Smithers
Fall
F.ilr
la
in
full
swing
today
and
shows
tine
exhibition
of
local
produce
from
this
year's
crnns.
Tim
t.i-..
sent
fine
weather,
while
being
a
boon
to
the
fair
in
one
way,
will
work
against
it
in
other
wnva
iih
WW'rt
and
their
families
will
i,
M.
inn,
i4nc
nine
out
ur
visit
the
fair
while
the
weather
is
n
perfect
for
their
farm
operations.
ii.
Is
expected
that
there
will
be
a
good
attendance
under
anv
circumstances
and
it
Is
hoped
mat
the
fair
hoard
will
find
the
exhibition
as
great
a
snr.a
financially
this
year
as
it
proved
to
pe
last
year.
Jlorse
racing
will
be
a
feature
of
the
fair
nml
ihn
race
track
has
benn
into
I
---.wv
..e
n,'
l
put
1
1
U
I
I1IMI
'
e-
"
,
,
I
mnuv(i
oepu
)
-
miape
lor
'
m
a
attraction,
rink
el
mlnated
Jack
Preece's
bv
a
tu..i.
.
..
.
.
.
tl.
o.hi.'
t,
.
...
.
.
-
-i"iivuik
iTmiw
m
a
moiorisis
"e
omiuiern
jiana
win
be
In
nt
wiwe
upenueu
in
me
iirsi
nay
3tc"u"'"-e
jor
me
occasion
woik
oi
me
untano
motor
vehicles
bmrtr'Vi
fijimnjilcrn
ncrnlnut
----w.i
-
n
.
.
ii
A
lnwn
Imwllny
match
ar
ranged
between
Past
Masters
and
other
Masons
in
honor
of
the
visit
of
Bev.
Dr.
J.
S.
Henderson,
Provincial
Grand
Master,
Uuk
nines
Thursd.iv
afternoon
and
the
Masons
were
victorious
bv
13
shots,
with
an
aggregate
of
02
to
.5'J,
thus
revenging
themselves
for
the
defeat
sustained'
two
years
ago
on
the
occasion
of
the
visit
of
Grand
Master
George
t'.
Derby.
The
following
were
the
results
of
Thursday's
game:
Past
Masters
V.
D.
Vance.
A.
B.
Nichols.
W.
H.
Tohev.
G.
P.
Tinker,
Bev.
J.
S.
Henderson
5klp)
18.
Masons
A.
T.
Parkin.
W
I.
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