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Turkish Towels, run of the mill, white with colored stripes, checks, etc., size 22x40", abso- lutely fast colors, excellent quality, values up to 45c each Dollar Day 4°" $1.00 iscores score in the {Boston 5, Chicago 5, should have|cond goal for the Regiment was jread Boston 15, Chicago 5. scored in a very similar manner, Wilson heading in after twenty INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE The Flavor is just both sides, Alex Harvey and Jimmy Kelly were linesmen. The teams | took the field as follows: BMC-9 Canadian Legion—S. Gurvich;: Gomez and Hunt; Haddon, S. Cur- REPRE ay rie and Greer; D. Gurvich, Mec- ———— ene ,SC« G@reish saptic Bussanich and Ferguson Baseball Scores Regiment—-Walters; Thurber and Se dae Blake; Eby, DeJong and Wingham; Wilson, Colussi, Cameron, Vance East, this morning LEGION. WINNER ‘Regiment is Defeated 4 to 2 in Re- markable Soccer Encounter In a game which was played ina downpour of rain and which was jremarkable in a number of respects, Canadian Legion defeated Regi- ment last evening by a score of 4, |to 2 and moved. into a tie with Merchants for the leadership in the! |Stuart Benefit Shield football ser- ies. Owing to the rain, only a hand- ful of spectators was in attendance} and the time of the match was cut to thirty-five minutes each way. James Mitchell acted as referee and gave eminent satisfaction to American League Boston 2, Chicago 1 Washington 4, St. Louis 6. Philadelphia 2, Detroit 4. New York 10, Cleveland 1. National League St. Louis 6-8, Brooklyn 9-6. Pittsburg 10-9, New York 7-1 Chicago 4, Boston 1. 7, Philadelphia 4 jand Christison. | The teams showed themselves to | be evenly matched in the first half, ;both goals being visited in turn. | Wilson got away for the Regiment lon the right wing and gave a lovely |centre but there was no one there ito meet it. After nine minutes of |play the Regiment took the lead Cincinnati 7, |}when Gomez gave away a corner (Correction In Wednesday’s| kick, Wilson taking the ball which published yesterday, the|Wwas deflected by Hunt past his own American League of} goalkeeper. Oddly enough the se- minutes to have the sphere deflec- ted by Gomez, the other Legion full back, into his own goal. The Cana- dian Legion then took up the at- tack and McGreish came close with a header. Dido Gurvich missed sev- }eral opportunities by dilly-dallying |in front of goal. After twenty-five |minutes, Currie scored the opener ‘ | for the Legion on a corner kick ta- rom the] ken by Dido Gurvich. The teams was reported | crossed over with the score stand- on time | ing two to one Second Half Buffalo 11; Toronto 6 Baltimore 9; Jersey City 6 Newark 2; ;Reading 1 Montreal 2; Rochester 1 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Minneapolis 9; Milwaukee 5 Indianapolis 2; Toledo 1. Louisville 6; Columbus 2 Tonight's mixed train f que at 11 p.m. to be Ten minutes after the start of the second half, Baptie equalized | tor the Legion following a scrim- mage in the Regiment goalmouth SPRAINS Rub Minard’s in gently. It Penetrates sore ligaments, or inflammation, soothes, als Puts you on your feet! Greer. The Regiment team seemed 17 to fall to pieces, the players failing after a corner had been taken by| Regiment in place to hold their positions. Three min- utes from full time Hunt scored a MINARD'S LINIMENT |half-way liné where the first time and back over Walters sent it right head into goal | It was a long time since a goal h¢ ad | remarkable goal to put the Legion | ment in the lead, Walters had picked up| a goal kick and sent the ball to the} who knew what Hunt met it | | been seen to be made from the half- On account of the slippery ball Friday & Saturday TWO SHOWS — 7 and 9 p.m, Feature Starts at 7:45 & 9:45 ADMISSION lic & 50¢ SATURDAY MATINEE at 2:30 Feature Starts 3:15—L5c & 35¢ COMEDY IS KING — FIRST SHOWING IN B, C. WHEELER & WOOLSEY in “GIRL CRAZY” With Eddie Quillan, Dorothy Lee, Mitzi Green A Hit on Broadway — A Smash on the Screen SS . Sa THEATRE . | THE SHARKEY-SCHMELING FIGHT PICTURES Cartoon—“SCHOOL DAYS METRO NEWS WHAT A SHOW! WHAT A SHOW! MONDAY and TUESDAY—"“MICHAEL AND MARY” oe a a a Flies, mosquitoes and other insects are DANGEROUS to your family’s health. 214W 80%. 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