Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 20, 1914, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free or Flats. Winnipeg monday july tricks in Young cons., and Kentish in Honor Eoll in merry mood. Two of n tricks and the Fine score for s. G. Langton for the win were the outstanding Fea of saturday s Cricket. The hat were performed by scrum Jor the Toung cons., in their against the civics in the a Roll Al and by Primmer for the Kentish the. Selkirk county association a Earnst the press. Long i Narna Ray _ Anthony l.., Ward Clarke Ompson Una. B ird. Not extras Green i but c Payne Hall. Saul r Carter i yearn Ood did not Bat. Edwards 0 a severe trouncing at of the t is the latter de Spencer their innings with the score at 9 wickets and to which the boys could Only reply with 49., seven civic wickets were a procession and Only the Stana by Perkins and j. H. Charns Small As were the scores saved a worse defeat. Russell. The . Stayed a great innings and devoted his time to slam mins the civic ail Over the Field setting Boundary after Ano amassing 08 not our Scrymgeour besides getting a took 6 wickets for id runs a Fine performance for senior Cricket. Score record this year s Low score record is now held by the Eaton c team wha were oat for 7 runs against the in Leeds the actual runs scored were ind 1 Bye. Sevan three Lores of 1 and one of 3 was the innings. Wallis took 6 wickets for 1 run and g. Edwards 4 for 5. The wan is. . Game in the senior division was postponed owing to three Tho Nomad stars away and t a Felstead was asked to hold Over the iame until they returned. Cricket was played on saturday under Ideal conditions on Fine wickets in excellent Light and pleasant Therra metrical degrees. The doling conservatives now head the a division of the league and it will take Fine innings them. Tie St Andrew s still Lead the Selkirk counts league with no losses and w. Kiwo nans runners up with 1 game lost. Better starts were made on saturday with the result that the matches were All concluded. I c. A. B Jai vols Fitzsi Ninons Wallis. B Hoseia Schofell o by Rel 0 Liong 1 Avard Long d 3 Murray . B Marshall Long. 0 7 Grant o Clarke a Long 17 game 5 Thompson c Char Marci 0 Low net store at Miles an hour from the Northwest n the mor Lnig a race Folede s. Margin was minutes. In the afternoon he covered the course in the elapsed time of 2 hours 4 minutes 46 seconds finish no nearly 7 minutes and a half ahead of Britton. Two out of three races were to decide the Winner. O a game c. Clarke Ward. 4 _ Long league batting averages Smith. Bbird _. Id extras m. Balmer be titans Fine card in Hingston Smith cup Golf Competition 4f. Total Northern league batting averages of All player who have participated in 5 games or More As issued by president Bur Muster Are a Suba Barr Winnipeg 17 4 7 o 0 .412 Bell a Notia 21 6 11 0 0 .378 Unglaub 2-28 43 70 10 24 .354 Block Winona 103 30 3 18 .349 Brackett. Duluth 34l 51 83 3 32 .314 Sun Helm Turg Lolk -222 48 76 s 37 .342 Bond Duluth it 17 50 3 2 Peters g. Forks 18 60 0 8 .323 Glass. Superior 229 32 74 4 11 -3m Altermatt. Winnipeg 237 51 70 .381 Altman d. Forks .198 32 83 5 16 -.318 Agnew Virginia 62 7 23 6 2 .317 Collins Duluth 160 -38 52 6 33 .313 Virginia -202 47 63 721 .212 Weston Hall. 3 Quinn on Parry. J.9- eaglel2 Scog lne Parry. 0 0 Tatham. B. Carter. All 6 Stirling a Parry. 3 Asili 1 Hall 1 Carter remarkable j scores were returned by competitors in the Hingston Smith cup qualifying round played on the Norwood Grolf course on saturday afternoon in which ,46 members of the club took part. R. M. Balmer returned the Best net card of the season his score of 85, less is 67 being by no Means of a Fluke nature but secured by Good Golf. He was the Winner of the prize for class play Era while c. B. Sanders with a net of 72, captured the prize among the a class entries. The scores were As f Ollo is a Balmer _ 85 c. B. Sanders. -._. 86 h. Mckay _.-. 91 f. Thornely _ 89 14 75 f. H. Mitchell 95 20 75 a. Houston 86 10 76 s m a Lahood 102 24 of out._26 Cook Saul y Halls. 7 , 1, b. Tv., ?.b car out -22 Ter Rodeo Hall cd Parry 6 Bat. Eagle. 9 Parry Tyler not1 our. 5 sub., cd Parry of extras r seven to .87 total a division. Batons a pt., b 3 Unwin. B Small 8 Deschamps Adams -------5 Slater Badams. 0 Leal by. B Adams 0 Jarvis not out 0. Extras total a do vision. Wanderers. B Lloyd v Murray 8 Dey c Thompson Woods c 1------- Murray 0 Lowe ward___4 3 Erl Ohton Long o , ________19 not out. . Total -.-.75 Newcombe. B Davis 0 Loas Sinclair. 4 Brown l.., b 9 Caswill h. A., o Pruden Davies 0 Hawes run out. 8 Foster o least Sinclair 5 of swell. A. C Pruden sin Clair. 3 Mcdonald link later Ford Sinclair----0 Dlf erd Roc 0 Curtis 0 6 i m Mahood is. A. or w. M. Macaw is. F. A. Maxwell., total .-----65 s. O. Lord. S., b e. Emmonds 2 Ware c j. Wright. B Bro in. 0 Willoughby. B Brown 0 Alcor by monds 1 Cryer Obrown Emmonds 3 Jones cd by monds. 3 Beyn Olds pm mods 1 Edwards run out. 2 Sorratt c Brown to Emmonds 1 lord a., a Emmonds. 3 Ballard. Not 2 extras s total __------21 St. Norman run Linklater Delord 3 Leask c Hawes Long .-19 Davis o Mcdonald. Long. T their Chicago july Tennis sex after watching the. Practice of the Canadian team which will play the australian team in the doubles in the Davis cup tournament at Jake Forest next week rate it As a Strong combination. E. R. Powell and. P. , Canada s representatives r entirely different games but a tactics Are Well suited to the doubles combination. Trained in the English system relies upon placing and accuracy in jigs strokes rather than upon smashing and Plaj s from the Back court most of the time. Playing what he Calls american ten Nis and what has become familiar in the East As the Pacific coast style made famous by. Maurice Mcloughlin. Schwenger s game is the Antithesis of he specializes close to the net where his smashing Sinclair 0 style makes him a terror. The plan Mcdonald a. C i the canadians is to have Powell. P Mcdonald Curtis _. _ Leask mixing 0 Thompson a. W., run .0 Trio Ropson f. A Caswell 3 Cowie sub. B cur Pruden sub 5 2_ Plaj the doubles in the Back court with Schwenger at the net. Total total. Exhibition cup soccer. Vona Ood wanderers and scottish will contest yet another final in local foot the former having Defeated St. Andrew s in the replayed Semi final saturday afternoon. By 2 goals to 0, in order to qualify for the match which will decide the Winner of the cup. Saturday s. Game was not of _ a very High order but Norwood certainly deserved to win though scarcely by 2 Clear goals. Canada fails to lift international7 sailing Canoe cup. New York july the second time in two today failed to lift the trophy emblematic of the International sailing Canoe title Leo Friede of the Manhattan boat club of this City defended the twice defeating the challenger Ralph Britton of the Gananoque Canoe and motor boat club of Gananoque ont. Britton was the challenger last Yea Rand Friede defender. The racing on Gravesend Bay today and for five the Butts at the St. Charles crowded to capacity on saturday afternoon. One Hundred and sixty of the Cameron highlanders turned out for to Tell regi mental matches and occupied Butts no. 1 and 2. No. 8 Sutt was reserved for Long Range practice and some Fine scores were recorded. Rifleman of the doth again came High for his regiment with a scors which la a creditable performance at the Long ranges. Th9 shoot ing could not be. Classed easy a. Strong if degree Gusty wind with heavy Mirage and. Bad Light made the condition hard to master. The . Had a practising at the Long ranges and g. Nicholas came High with 93. The c. Class Man of the . Shot at the Shorter ranges. Much interest to in this association Over the mayor s special prize for two of the competitors j g. Thompson arid c. To. Burns Are tied for first place with a score 6b6 Points each. The Eaton la . Had 21 men out. And j s Wylie won the medal and spoon Wlton 89 Points. Tho 100th regiment were loud in their complaints at the Way the targets Are distributed Only two targets being Al Lowed this regiment to tire its 24 men. It with standing this drawback some exec font scores were made. Sergus. Mcmillan and guest scoring 87 each. The 106th were out Strong and a Sergt. Davies again came High with 93. Every Rifleman is practising regularly and every Day sees a Large num Ber on the Range All eager in Best possible condition for the m.. Matches which open on july 28. Scores of the 3ay follow Chapman. It. 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Forks ._.207 Donley g Forks Fargo Griesel Fargo Gricia Duluth ------121 14 o Brien. Duluth .-152 10 Morse a Forks 42 2 Rhoades Superior _ 49 Furchner. It. We. _ 49 Blanske d-Uluth----46 Dumont. Fargo 33 Baker Winnipeg 20 Davis g. Forks 30 Button . Wm.17 Toraason Winona 49 Keller Winona 41 wll Soic Virginia. 21 Klonk. Fargo 33 Cummings Superior 34 Hawkins it. We. I 23 Shirley Winnipeg 35 l. Myers Wynona .250 .244 .244 .243 .238 .238 George Rose Chan. 1-5. Second King strenuous. -3rd. Time 6 t time 2-5. Wini Sou races. Windsor ont., july first race 6 Lancelot won Sarolta 2nd Tom Flanagan 3rd. 1-5. Second race. 5 1-2 won Daisy Platt. 2nd j. B. Rob Inson 3rd. 1-5. _ third race won 1 conf do 2nd crash 3rd. Exhibition oof football which will be remembered. While the visitors won out toy a. Margin of 4 goals to. 0, _ Ttoe Home players put stiff Arma ment and made tha winners 3 for fancy silk neckwear regular Sale Price. Hosiery silk Lisle ular 50c, 35c. Sale Price 4 for is .00 Caps English and american shapes in tweeds and Wor Steps. Regular to Kofl . V. Sale Price underwear a few Odds and ends of shirts and drawers in Large sizes. Regular 75c Price also a few Large size combinations. Regular Sale pricey.-. And a few combinations regular 1 9c Sale Price waterproofs 42 on 1 y Waterproof Coats regular. Ff10 Sale 432 opposite Canadian Bank of Commerce umbrellas regular Sale Price regular Sal e Price regular Price. Flannel trousers regular Sale Price i pyjamas regular and sate Linen collars we Are Clearing the four following shapes King Craft Earl Craft Law Craft and Pool Craft All English made collars. Good styles each. Sale each. 3for25c. Regular 20c 367 Portage Are. Opposite Steele Block j. A. Beliveau managing director ;