pushed
the
ball
past
Uoulter
I
Legion
forwards
"combined
Xict-frnm
a
enal
mouth
arrimmflv
ly
and
a
Yelland
to
Baxter
to
3
prfnrl
mtTtt
DafTf
Tuiftt
T-
.
Saturday,
July
9,
1646
Aird
to
Armstrong
move
wa
in
Sports
7
-
.-
I:
-
A
'
I
'
to
place
,the
Legion
ahead.
Gen
eral
Motors
fought
back
hard
and,
with
their
side
at
full
strength
causer!
the
T.ednn
de-
fense
some
concern
but
Eby.l
Smith
and
Greer
managed
to
FOOTBALL
Legion
Wins
Over
Motors
Close
FouJ
it
Game
in
City
clear
their
lines.
Armstrong.'
"
1
but
Boulter
l)roved
t0
be
a
Aird
and
Baxter
showed
nice,ous
and
held.
Btumbiing
combination
and
forced
two
-block
t
'
M
-1
1
t
U'''
-
abortive
corners.
Boulter,
cleared
well
from
a
dangerous
goal
mouth
scrimmage.'
Olsen
and
Currie
led
their
forwards
well
and,
from
a
P.
Wilson
to
Black-
more
move,
Owen's
-
hard
low
,
drive
beat
Krause
to
equalise
the
score.
Yelland
fed
his
forwards
nicely
but
Lien,
J.
Wilson
and
C.
Currie
broke
up
the
attack
and
sent
the
Motors
for-
u'firHs
rlnwn
.
nanin
AltHnutrH
Owens,
Blackmore,
Wilson,
Son-
M
I.AICH;
'
Canadian
Legion
eleven
edged1
out
a
hard
fighting
General
Motors
side
in
last
night's
'North
Star"
Football
League
fixture
by
two
goals
to
one.
Yel-lutid's
well
taken
penalty
kick,
awarded
when
J.
Wilson
handled
the
ball
in
the
Motors
penalty
area
early
in
the
second
half,
put
the
Legionaires
one
goal
up
and,
in
'spite
of
strenuous
efforts,
the
Motors
failed
to
equalize.
legion
won
the
toss
and
elected
to
shoot
uphill.
Motors
started
with
nine
men
and
it
vas
not
long
before
Armstrong
1
SQUIRMERS
COMING
Next
...
Uuglllln
and
exposition
of
the
violent
trade
of
grunt
and
groan
to
be
of
Vancouver
staged
for
the
entertainment
Lau?hhn
is
no
of
local
pugilistic
fans
will
be
Princf
Rupert,
j
on
July
10
when
Jack
Mc-
vin's
first
shuwin
stron
chance
but
Llne
steby
and
R.
Currie
kept
up
the
a
broke
pressure
they
found
Alexander.
UP
"jf
move.
Hajvorsen
stop-Yelland
nd
nt
R.
Currie
and
Greer
dogged
de-
?"eJ
ahead
but
cleared
fenders
and
were
unable
to
add
str0RSly'
The
Awards
in
Motors
moved
to
the
score.
The
interval
found
and
tted
Krause
severe-
the
teams
tied
at
one
goal
each.'?galn
-
v
,
I
broken
up
Just
In
time.
Although
Owens
and
P.
Wilson
gave
Krause
some
business,
the
i
Pressure
on
the
Motors"
defense
was
soon
resumed.
Baxter,
Aird
off
the
attack.
The
Leelon-
alres
forced
three
corner
kicks,
but
failed
to
convert.
Then
J.
Wilson,
In
an
effort
to
block
a
close
In
drive,
handled
the
ball
In
the
Motors
penalty
area.
The
penalty
was
entrusted
to
Yelland
who
beat
Boulter
with
a
fine
shot.
Legion
pressure
continued
and
Armstrong
and
Baxter
both,
came
close.
Boulter
stopped
Yelland
s
hard
drive
splenclidly',
Greer
gave
Arm-
but
Smith
and
Yelland
scrambled
the
ball
away.
With
the
Motors
driving
hard,
Alexander
was
lucky
to
block
Sonsteby's
shot
which
had
Krause
beaten,
then
Blackmore
and
P.
Wilson
drove
just
past.
Olsen
fed
his
forwards
well.
J.
Wilson
intercepted
a
Yelland
to
Armstrong
move
and
fed
Sonsteby.
Then
Krause
was
covered
with
horseshoes
as
a
hard
drive
by
P.
Wilson
glanced
off
a
defender's
back,
off
Krause
's
hands,
hit1
the
bottom
of
the
crossbar
and
rebounded
into
play.
Legion
defenders
finally
stiffened
and
a
Smith
to
Alexander
to
Bax-K",
move
was
just
nipped
off
by
C.
Currie.
Newbolt
was
stopped
by
Halvorsen.
With
two
Motors
trying
to
organize
another
attack
the
long
whistle
blew
with
the
Legion
winning
by
two
goals
to
one.
COMMENTS
The
game
was
hard
fought,
play
rauged
freely
from
end
to
end.
The
Legion
passing
attacks
were
verv
rianpernns
hut
the
Motors
defense
in
general
!
was
sound.
General
Motors
staged
a
sustained
offensive
"T,
;
,B'U"
I
were
fortunate
to
withstand.
Chanted
er
CIGARETTE
PAPERS
13$'
FLIGHTS
TO
THE
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLAi
NOW
With
the
wind
and
hill
in
their
favor
in
the
second
half,
the
0
t4
ALL
T.VES"
i
I
i
DAILY
DOUBLE
WHAMMY
Tennis
enthusiasts
hope
Lome
Main's
two-fisted
style
will
win
some
Davis
Cup
matches
for
Canada
soon.
The
19-year-old
Vancouverlte
made
his
bid
for
this
year's
team
at
the
trials
in
Montreal
this
week.
Railbirds
thought
the
sixth-ranking
Canadian
had
an
excellent
chance.
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SUNDAY
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DAILY
NEWS
FOR
BEST
fi
"It
AVE
A
CASE
BANDY
AT
Business
and
Pro
fern
,
.
V
'
"
Shier
was
an
outstanding;
first
it
has
happened
before-a
r.
w
Lien
at
back
was
a
dogged
de-
baseman
m
hu
rookie
,earhe
'young
player
makes
a
tremenu-fender
J.
Wilson
hard
played
played
SQ
weU
there
R
wa
be
0M
wt
or
a
lacular
play
but
his
accidental
of
handling
Ueved
he
would
be
more
valu.
a
he
,g
a
A
iLs
t
the
ball
was
unfortunate.
C.;able
elsewnere.
slnce
then
he
and
ls
no
eood
for
the
rest
ot
Currie
played
hard
and
was
had
been
shifted
around
the
In-
the
season.
We
figure
Ray
very
effective.
Olsen
as?
usual,
i
rleld
and
Qutfleld
for
two
sea.
&
,
,s
made
wUh
the
r,
ht
was
anchor
man
of
the
Motors
sons
but
has
npver
cllcked
llke
t
ff
d
,
fc
fJ
fittfftnCO
nn1
fniin4
f
mn
tn
nnl
17
COAST
m.
his
forwards
;
too.
Halvorsen
,
showed
neat
touches.
Owens
scored
the
Motors'
lone
dounter
with
a
-good
shot.
Blackmore
Djat
was
Tout
fast
and
an,)
showed
i.U
,
,i
neat
foot
r
ZVV.
leeway
k
but
brought
off
a
great
shot
near
the
end
ouuuy
did
well
and
is
fast.
R.
Currie
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in
Thursday's
game.
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handled
some
of
them,
muffed
some.
he
should.
Maybe
someone
could
use
a
good
first-sacker.
Merchants'
new
lefty
pitcher,
Toews,
recently
from
Telkwa
turned
,
a
workmanllke
perJ
'
formance
in
his
first
appearance!
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However,
he
is
far
from
satlsfled
wth
hls
eMort
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was
nf)t
h,s
auU
he
did
not
wm
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pitcher's
plate.
Both
Toews
and
Rosedale
will!
be
ready
to
pitch
on
Sunday!
when
Merchants
and
Commercials
meet.
Whoever
gets
the,
call,
it
will
be
a
southpaw.
Ed
Davis
will
liHely
start
Gordon
Doll
for
the
Commercials,
he't!
another
up-country
product
I
and
appeared
Impressive
in
I
work-outs.
Hector
'
McKinnon
will
be
on
hand
for
rescue
duty
if
needed.
Commercials
are
net
happy
about
their
loss
to
Savoys
Thursday
and
may
be
hard
to
get
along
with
on
Sunday.
.Dave
Abel
hit
a
ball
farther
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TAXI.
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j
cu
:
hard
at
back.
Eby
was
an
ef
fectvie
defender.
Alexander
did
well.
Yelland
played
a
great
game
and
made
sure
of
his
penalty
shot.
He
.was
a
sound
defender
and
fed
his
forwards
effectively
as
well.
Greer
was
the
usual
stumbling
block
to
the
Motors
right
wing.
Baxter,
Aird
and
Armstrong
all
showed
neat
.effective
combination
which
gave
the
Legion
their
first
goal.
Holkestad
did
well.
Newbold
crossed
some
good
centres.
Monday
night's
eame
will
find
General
Motors
meeting
Heavy
Battery
in
a
regular
league
fix-
lure.
Heavy
Battery
are
so
far
undefeated
in
North
Star
League
competition.
Teams
General
Motors
Boulter;
J
Wilson,
Lien,
C.
Currie,
Olsen
Halvorsen,
Owens.
Blackmore
P.
Wilson,
Sonsteby,
R.
Currie.
Legion
Krause;
Smith,
Eby,
Alexander,
Yelland,
Greer,
Baxter,
Aird,
Armstrong,
Holkestad
Newbold.
Referee:
S.
P.
Woodslde.
'
Linesmen:
S.
Dickens,
T
Parkhouse.
The
Ciy
Football
League
standing
to
date:
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A
1
Battery
5
0
0
14
3
8
Can.
Legion
..
2
0
4
9
11
4
Gen.
Motors
....
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4
5
14
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