Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 18, 1914, Winnipeg, Manitoba 6 Lacrosse football boxing Itan Toba free press Winnipeg tuesday August 18, 1914. Soccer honors won by Winnipeg team scottish win province football Champion defeating Brandon in . Competition final at stadium after disappointing game 3-1 Falls below expectations scottish won the Manitoba football championship last evening on stadium grounds by defeating Brandon in the final by 3 goals to 1. The game was disappointing As final games Are Apt to be. The crowd was scarcely proportionate to ithe importance of the game while the ground was decidedly against the Best Brand of soc cer. The local team got a Way to an Early had the game practically won before half time. This condition of affairs materially affected play in the later stages for although the Brandon players tried their utmost to break Down the Sterling de Fence of the scottish they never sufficiently recovered from the first Shock their attack being disjointed throughout. Scottish started off in right Good style but quietened Down after securing a comfortable Lead and the result was that the crowd got Little indeed to enthuse Over. Bran Don did loom conspicuously after they scored their Only counter but All in Dickie never , shot which really troubled him except the one which beat him. Cook came Well out of the game he registered the hat All the scottish tallies being credited to the bustling Centre for Ward. From goal out scottish were the better but the Brando nites gave a very poor showing in comparison their previous displays in Winnipeg. The ground was soft and heavy consequently the players found it difficult to work the Bam. The state of the ground was primarily responsible no doubt for the ragged nature of the play but scottish were More at Home on the Gong than were their opponents and certainly would have put interval came with scottish leading by 2 goals to 0. Scottish attacked right from the whistle in second period and within live minutes Bob Cook was downed just the Box by Francis he himself converting the ensuing pen Alty. With three goals Lead scottish proceeded to take things leisurely bul the determined onslaughts on their charge by the visiting team had them Busy on the defensive. The attack never achieved to brilliance and the combination was always ragged but the keenness of the to reduce the leeway against them spelt for the scottish. Hood and Beaver led an attack which was re pulsed by Patterson then on the left Macdonald got away on a pass from tricked Hubble Wood and sent in a High drop shot which had Dickie beaten. Having found that the scottish Citadel was not impregnable the visitors made vigorous attempts to draw nearer level but the scottish held out. Had the attack been systematized thought oat and their finishing Good the visitors would certainly have registered another at this stage. Scottish wakened up towards the end Binnie having several shots to handle a few of which gave him trouble. Nearing the close Cook had a great try from far out his shot just grazing the crossbar. Tjie game finished in gathering darkness without either team scoring further scottish emerging champions of Manitoba by 3 goals to 1, the margin being deserved on play. Notes on players. For the r was Safe but got Little Chance to. Shine. At Back both Gardiner and Anderson played steadily throughout and in the Mam had command of the situation irom Start to finish the halves did of the spoiling work very Little Don attack for their movements Sav ored More of heavy kicking than of neat passing and combination. Above All they lacked finish. Jimmie Dun Canson refereed the teams lining up As follows Brandon Binnie Francis and har Ley Adair Watters and coat is Hood Beaver Hansel Marriott and Mac scottish. Dickie Anderson and Gardiner Wood Ross and Patterson Thomson Corrie Cook. Beattie and we behead. W. Nind d. Bens beat to Steb. Ben Nevis Defeated Ulster in a senior w. And d. League fixture toy 1 goal to 0. Neither team was at full strength both suffering from troubles in the ranks and absence of regulars. The game was of the Rouslin and Tumble order doubtless would not have been played except for the fact that both clubs Are anxious to Complete Thel a fixtures no mater what difficulties present themselves. Connaught cup game. The presbyterian football Norwood wanderers in the Conn aught cup series tonight on the Manitoba College ground kick off at the following presbyterian players Are re Quested to be at the ground ready to play at that time Hoss w Watt and Bell j. Obeath Beecham and Camp Bell a. Watt Scott Mair. And d. Mcbeath. And Taylor. Do gives rest at Wood Ross and Patterson were better than the opposing Trio. They tackled better and placed better. Patterson was the Best of the line. Forward Cook worried the defence whenever Opportunity presented. His method of attack was not always the Best but he got there As the three goals to. His credit show. Beattie was tie Fine consistent of the line and l up Points had they really been extended during the second half to the first period they were value Tor a Lead and that followed by an Early score in the second resulted in the locals let Ting up considerably. Scottish score Early. Play had not been Long in Progress before scottish took the Lead. Bob converting a Cross from Corrie. This reverse stimulated the visitors somewhat but their attack on goal lacked sting Gardiner Clearing easily. Play diverted to the other end where Thomson beat his Man crossed High in Bob Cook getting on and scoring his second goal and being Laid out in the process. The Brandon right made tracks for Dickie who was called upon to handle from shots sent in by Beaver and Adair but these lie easily disposed of. Desultory play followed till the conclusion of the period Thomson s shot which re bounded ofe the crossbar being the feature of this stage. On first half play scottish had a marked advantage. Their placing was better judged their combination More effective and methodical. The visitors seemed too eager to part with the to v placed a line game. Corrie started Well but got Little to. Do d or no the second half. Bob. Whitehead is much at half but his share. Thomson a d the fault which was evident in each member of the line last night an inclination to work too much on his own. The abeam As a whole was better balanced than the opposing the. Attack was More studied fewer balls being wasted. For the visitors Brinie once or twice approximated brilliance but otherwise was very unsteady. A few really Well directed shots towards the end would have had him guessing. The backs started weakly but both fran Cis and Harley gave an excrement Dis play in the second. The former was All Over the Field. The latter held the thorns on Corrie Wing Well in hand the halves were unequal and failed when it came to feeding the forwards they did not compare favourably with the. Trio and All three have done much better in Winnipeg before Hood and Beaver made the Wing and Macdonald s goal was nicely worked for Hansel never got the wings going just right but tried hard while Marriott was individually but his passes were not always timely Duluth picks up a. Little of their lost ground while the leaders Are Idle. Rain prevented the maroons from getting into action at Virginia yester Day with the result that the Book and i up a Little of he lost ground by giving Brand Forks a real trimming. The Holiday at Virti r want of to veg. It is Nta ill at is White sox Pound Ball. To piece s in 17. Grand the seventh my players willn0tstandfob say it Edulji Ottawa aug. 17. The announce ment from Montreal that the wander ers intend to reduce hockey salaries and the intimation that other clubs will follow suit has set the puck chasing stars moving. Apparently they will not stand for any further reductions without a fight. The Success of the baseball Frater nity has spurred them in arid it is understood that a meeting the players is to be held shortly for the. Purpose of organizing a comm Bitite e to interview the magnates and have the in enter Tain certain requests. The players see signs of a new league and look to the nationals to help them along. They Are satisfied with last years scale but according to some of the Ottawa a the Oltis will stir up a hornets nest if they Endeavor to make further the players say they can get the necessary backing and form a new club in Ottawa should the nationals be. Pre pared to proceed with their plans in the event of being refused a franchise in the National hookey association. League standings Northern league. W. T. Pet. W. I. Pet. 38 .039 forgo.50 55 .476 jjuluth.03 .39 .614 Winona .48 53 .475 Cir and 49 .520 Superior .42 60 .413 virginia.50 50 .600 it. Williamss 66 yesterday s games. Winnipeg 0. Winona 7. Fargo 2. Superior William 2. Today s Winnipeg at Virg Lnla j grand Forks l i Superior at fort William. A Tarujo at Winona. National league. Boston St. Louis cd Lacago. Missed a Grev time after the w l pet w. L. Pet. _ of 43 583 Brooklyn .4855.466 .56 46 .549 Philadelphia.48 56 .402 .5s52.527 Pittsburg .47 56 .456.55 51 .518 Cincinnati .4759.413 yesterday s games. St. Louis 4, Philadelphia 1. Chicago 3, Brooklyn. 0. New York 7. Plot Burgr 3. Boston 11-5, Cincinnati 1-3. Today s games. New York at pm Teaburg. Boston at Cincinnati. Brooklyn at Chicago Philadelphia Louis. American league e. Score to 049 .9 0 4 Battle for cellar Champion ship. Know exactly where it was going. The the ground doubtless Hurt the bran fort w. L. Pet. 35.667 Chicago .3556.495 St Louis .3254.49532 new York.50 59 .453 53 "509 Cleveland-.35 79 .307 yesterday s games Cleveland 5. Washington 1-3, York 0-4. Only games scheduled. Today s. Games. St. Louis at Washington. Detroit at Philadelphia. Cleveland at new York. Chicago at Federal league. Conf Swiss persons particular to the Bert to be bad Are the ones who continually insist upon this Good old German brew. Winona beats Grain growers. _ Winona. Minn. Aue 17 _ accorded w. L. Pet. Chicago.59 44 .551 Indianapolis.5s 48 .547 baltimore.56 48 .538 w. L. Pet. Buffalo .51 52 .435 St. Louis .43 60 .450 Kansas city47 61 .439 Pittsburg .45 59 .453 yesterday s games. Brooklyn 4, Kansas City 1 Indianapolis a Pittsburg 7. Today s. Games. Baltimore at Brooklyn at Kansas City Buffalo at St. Louis. Pittsburg at Indianapolis. _ Windsor races 17. Today1 first race six Marion he i. I e m a i baseball results league. A to fitly in it differs from Ordina Beer in All tie prime essentials of Quality. Is healthful Palat Abie and nourishing. Red town Blar Comer order a Case sent Home 6 Hilf Man brew fax co., taorojje.wls., d. S. A. Sold locally to Northern wine co., Ltd. We spirit merchants 215 Market St. Winnipeg can. Brooklyn 4 at Chicago 3 8 Allan and Mcc Ender and Bresnahan 11 and Fitt Surj r Tesreau Fromme and ale lean Harmon Mcquillan and Cole first r to Boston _. 11 at Cincinnati Rudolph and Gowdy ton Fahrer and Clark. Gonzales second game to it b9ston 57 Cincinnati 7 and Gowdy Neider and Clark Gonzales. Gaiety won Ondr Amida 2 old Reli Able 3. Time race 5 1-2 furlongs Cele Brity won Mcadoo. 2 Endweiss 3. Time 3-6 third race cancelled fourth race won knights differ 2 Barbara 3. Time fifth race five Crest girl to on Flossie Crockett 2 Anna Hose 3. Time 3-5. Sixth race six furlongs Bola la won Carlton g., 2 Uncle leu 3. 2-5. Seventh race mile and singling. 2 penalty. 3. Time commercial league the Alaska bedding and Carter Halls played an exciting game of Ball last evening resulting in the score of 11 to 4, in favor of the former. This makes ten straight for Alaska bed Ding in Sci have the commercial league cinched. . C. Handicap postponed football. _ to a great Many of the y.3i.c.a. Lions being called out with their the committee has postponed the meet which was scheduled for and thursday.1 it is hoped that the meet can be run Oft at a latter Date pro Bably september 5th. Mercantile the Vulcan and r but this the celled. Winning the West Simon s Roosevelt Winner Over the West. 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