Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 13, 1925, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba fees press thursday August 13, 1925 13 Pittsburgh defeats giants in ame of important series Ljeon is win double header Hornsby hitting thirtieth win in american league while Washington is Idle. Australia meets Canada today in Davis cup play Kibird pa., Auff. Flat Shier t two out of three in the serie York by winning today 5 t Lead the men. Champions in inc Nve and in Kelly Piu h Lone Thoy were Al in Stav Tulp game. Jackson a How run in the sixth with none w score 3 13 1 10 1 Fitzsimmons Ana ror of usage Stav cards win two. Louis. To. Aug. The St. Cardinals took both Sames of a from Philadelphia today i. 2 and to 4. And thus went tie with Brooklyn for fourth in the National league standing. My game was called after the inning because of rain. Arthur Rinhart was a support by his in the first Frame which was heavy Holt intr on the a trl manager Horn shy. Jim Bottomley Ait cock Hafey. Hornsby hit his of the season. In the second game the cardinals lunched hits in the fifth sixth and innings and drove Couch the Mound. S o St Louis is 3 Knight and Hen line Reinhart and o Farrell. 11 3 St Louis 14 o seven innings. Couch and Dyer and Schmidt. Reds Tumble again. Cincinnati Ohio aus. Ook three ont of four games from in Einnatz by beating them today 5 to i the dodgers hit the offerings tit with a gnat Deal of Freedom in Early innings and drove tall virginian from the Mound in the sixth before anyone was oat. The reds conk do nothing with Ehrhardt. Score Brooklyn 13 3 Cannati 3 2 batteries Ehrhardt and Taylor a lev. Ilay Benton and Wingo. Pennock tames sox. I York. Yosr. Herb Pennock snapped the Yankees five Jame losing Streak by blanking White sox today 2 to 0. Limiting the visitors to two hits. The Only sate Bengies off Pennock were a single by Mostil in the sixth and a scratch hit in Collins in the ninth. No Chivaro player was Able to ret any farther Tolian second base. Score Chicago 2 o Xci York 2 1 Cvengros. Connaly and Schalk Pennock and Bengough. Tigers drop another. Boston mass. Aug. 12. Erratic Fielding by Detroit coupled by steady Boston ditching resulted in the lied sox making it two straight Over the Tig to. 7 to 2 today. Rosa was forced 10 retire the fifth inn info .13 the re sult of a Hurt hand from a line to off woo tall s hat. Catches by Fother and Manush and Prothro s steal of in the fifth were plays that Tinnil Mif. Score o s it 1 Carroll and Ross Hemko and keying. How clubs stand National league. 40 52 55 56 in. Plots Burr new York Cincinnati. 57 Brooklyn 51 St. 54 Philadelphia 47 Chicago 47 Boston yesterday s results. New York 3, Pittsburg 5. Brooklyn 5. Cincinnati i. St. Louis 9-8, Philadelphia. Only games scheduled. American league. Philadelphia. 70 35 Washington. Go 35 Chicas obo 50 Detroit 54 s5 St. Loula 51 5j Cleveland 50 is new York 41 Fil Boston 33 74 yesterday s results. Chicago 0, new York 2. Detroit 2. Boston 7. St. Louis 2. Philadelphia 3. Cleveland at Washington rain. American association. Pet. .619 .543 .495 .495 .456 .439 .409 pet. .667 ,b42 .545 .433 .451 .450 .430 .305 Louisville Indianapolis Minneapolis St. Paul Kansas City Milwaukee w. To 54 80 3fi pet. Boo .552 .517 .513 .485 .448 .425 .3d6 53 fit _ 52 fi4 Toledo 48 65 Columbus 44 57 yesterday s results. First game St. Paul 191 Indianapolis 5 10 1 Batt. Fullerton and Moore Hill and Robertson. Second game St. Paul 3 7 i and Panapolis 4 7 1 Beall Mcquaid and Moorer Burwell and Florence. Ilin Neapolis 6 12 1 to Alsville 461 Francis. Middleton and Aln Mith Tincup and Meyer Redman. Milwaukee at Columbus rain. Kansas City at Toledo rain. International league a. L. Pet. Three straight. Philadelphia aug. Idelphia athletics won their third lit traint. Game from . Louis Here Day by a score of 5 to 1 2. Though out batted. The athletics gave Jack Quinn Brilliant support at critical moments and by spectacular Fielding held the Browns in Check from Start finish. Score St. Louis 10 1 Philadelphia 9 1 Llan Forth and har grave Quinn and Cochrane. It seas to Spur Way Good news or. M an for Ive will deliver any suit or overcoat in our store during August. Bal Ance on easy payments while wearing the garment. Good clothes to 550 Martin co. Portage and Hargrave. Canadian press Montreal aug 12.j. O. Anderson meets w. P. Crocker and g. L. Pat Erson plays j. L. Wright in1 the first two singles matches of the Australia Canada Davis cup tie to e played tomorrow at the mount Tennis club courts it was announced today. It is impossible to make any pre fiction As to what the result will in in either match but it is certain hat Crocker will have to be at the of of his form to get the better of he famous Axis Rallan. Anderson had represented his country in the Davis cup matches n five different occasions in 1919, d21, 1922, 1923 and 1925, and in 923 he was placed number three in he unofficial world s Tennis rank no. At various times Anderson has Defeated almost All the Best Tennis players in the world. Bill Crocker won the Canadian Hampton shop at Vancouver this ear and is also the Quebec pro Uncial Champion. With regard to the second match Jerald Patterson is just As widely amed in Tennis circles As is Lerson. In the Davis cup he has teen on the australian team in 1919, 920, 1922, 1924 and. 1925. He also von the championship at Wimbledon n 1919 and in 1922., in 1922 he won he United states doubles Cham Longship with another famous aus Ralian . O Hara Wood As part Ier. Wright is the present Canadian intercollegiate Champion and has Een one of the outstanding players n this country for the past three Wright has twice Given Wil Iam t. Tilden a Battle. Tilden re entry prophesied that Wright will e among the worlds first ten in free years time. The four players put in a Streun s practice this afternoon. The teams to represent the two nations in the doubles will be an ounces tomorrow. It is expected hat Crocker and Wright will be Canada s team but it is still doubt 111 ,1ust which pair the australians will choose to Ine up against the canadians. Anderson and Patterson r Hawkes and Patterson seems to e the logical Altimore Toronto Rochester Reading Buffalo 79 76 61 go 62, 42 50 60 61 64 b4 73 75 .653 .603 .504 .496 .492 475 .3d7 .375 Jersey Cluj 58 Syracuse 48 Providence 45 yesterday s results. First game Buffalo. 4 13 Jersey . 5 17 Jones and Hill Kiefer and Freytag. Vincent second game ltfalo.11 16 1 Jersey City. 141 c7 innings by and Pond Zellars Best and Frei Taff. Rochester. 690 keadins.-. 4 12 2 and Lake Mcnamara Young Hankins Ismal Wood and. O Neill. Toronto. 7 11 1 Providence 281 and Manlon Swaney and Fox. Syracuse at Baltimore rain. Pacific coast league. Oakland 2 Portland. 3. Vernon 12 Seattle 2. Sacramento 4 los Angeles 7. Salt 7 3an Francisco 17. Local soccer brits and scottish will meet in a first division fixture on the car Ruthers grounds this evening at 6.45 o clock. Both teams need a Victory badly to maintain their berth in the league and an inter Esting struggle will no doubt take place. Brits will Field the same team that made such a Good showing against Weston while All scottish players Are wanted out at 6.15 o clock. With nine minutes of play remain Ingr last night s . Fixture be tween St. Janoa and Westminster was called on account of darkness when the referee called off hostilities St. Jarnes was leading 1 to 0. With the advantage wine the saints had the better of the firs half and it was in the initial spasm that Thompson scored the Lone goal As a whole the game was evenly tested but Tho wind made it diff Cul to control the Ball. Home Street and St. Paul s i have to meet again to decide Thel qualifying Competition fixture w Ith fifteen minutes of play remain ing and the score Sheet Blank the game was called on account of dark Ness. Westerley will meet . In Charity cup game on Friday night a 645 o clock on the Carruthers an main grounds. A.11 Westerley play ers Are wanted out. Not later than 6.3 o clock. C . Dining car and Winnipeg heart s will play a Friendly game to night at 7 o clock on the Street rail Way grounds. The following heart prayers Are wanted out at roots Corner Sewell Cochran Corby Olson Smith. Pennings to. Olson King Miller Lawson Shelton King and Croell. Piccadilly London v smoking apr fact blend mixture most exacting smoker 0. Anderson plays w. F. Crocker while Patterson meets Wright at Montreal . Field Day next saturday keen play if Tennis Toto Ament Carlyle Lay offs for championship of Southeastern Saskatchewan Carlyle sask., aug. More Han one Hundred and fifty entrants and representatives from Many owns and cities the first annual emits tournament at Carlyle Lake with play off for the championships f South Eastern Saskatchewan got Way to an excellent Start saturday afternoon. Men s singles Wallace beat Utchell 6-0. 6-0 in. Or. Brown beat Ickard 6-i2, 6-2 Jameson beat Vaughan 6-3, 6-2 Heffernan beat Williams 5-5, 6-46-0 Finlay beat Mckellop 5-6, 6-4, 6-5 Thomson beat Shanks 6-0, 6-5 Colqui hot beat Weill 6-5, 6-2 Fuller beat Thacker 6-2, 6-0. Ladies Knoke treat mrs. Hosteller 6-4, 6-5 miss v. Creighton beat mrs. Floyd 5-6, 6-1, 6-4 miss Dionne beat mrs. Mckel a 4-6, 6-4, 6-5. Men s . Mccord 4-6, 6-5. 6-4 Clements beat Cottrill by default c. Thacker beat Dickson. 6-1, 6-2. Pickard beat Breck Nan 6-1, 6-0 Devine beat sons by default Coe beat me cellar 6-1, 6-2 Fuller beat Rolfe 6-4, 6-4. Men s and Coe oat Mckellar and Williams 6-0, 6-1 elements and Rolfe beat Mitchell and Danton 6-1, 6-0 Devine and Brown beat Thacker and Thacker 6-2, 6-4 Shanks arid Fuller beat Percy and Colquhoun 6-2, 6-4. Mixed miss Creighton beat Heffernan and mrs. Goodman 6-5e, 6-4 Coe and miss Dionne beat Thacker and miss Hollingshead 6-2. 6-2 Thomson and miss Creighton beat Mckellar and mrs. Mckellar g-5, 3-6, 6-2 Shanks and miss Carter beat Gray and miss Bell 6-3 Mcdonald and mrs Mccallum. Beat Rolfe and mrs. Syme 4-6, 6-4, .6-1 Brown and miss Toole beat Piercy and mrs. Floyd 6-4, 6-3 Wallace and mrs. Staple Ford beat mrs. Knoke 6-1, 6-1 Shanks and miss Carter beat Mcdonald and mrs. Mccallum 5-6, 6-1, .6-0. Ladies Syme and mra. Mitchell beat misses Bel 6-5 6-4. Men s and Fuller beat Sims and Paison 6-2, 6-0 cellar and Williams beat Vaughan and mock Man 6-3. 6-1 Thomson arid Mckillop beat Pickard and Pickard 6-1, 6-3 Mcdonald and Mccallumr beat Dickson and Gray 6-2, 6-5 Heffernan and Brown beat Fin Lay an Wallace 6-5, 6-0. Ladles Mckella and mrs. Fuller beat mrs. Allen and miss Dionne 6r4, 5-6, 6-5. Mixed and mra Allen beat Fuller and. Mrs. Fulle 6-1, 6-2 Mcdonald and mrs. Mccal Lum beat Rolfe and mrs. Syme 4-6 6-4, 6-1 Shanks and. Miss carte beat Gray and 6-2. Harry Greb scores Atlantic City n.j., aug. Greta of Pittsburgh worlds Middle weight Champion scored a Technics knockout Over Walsh of Kansa City in the second round of scheduled teen i found. Battle tool Gre before spectators at the National stadium grounds. After knocking Walsh to his knee three times in the second session Greta uncorked a crashing right Swari to the jaw that sent Walsh stagger ing to the Canvas. He swayed to i Knees and then fell Over on his Bac As seconds tossed a Towel through the ropes ending the fight after on minute and five seconds of round two. Greb out ought and hat Mere Walsh about the ring the ills round jolting him with rights and lefts at will. Wilson leaves France to train Jack Dempse Canadian Havre France aus Wilson French Trainer of pugilist who cond toned Georges Carpentier for his fight with Jack det Spaey Bene Tunney am Tom Gibbons sailed for new York to Day to take a position As Trainer to Dempey. I _. Heads marksmen a b. Thomson will Lead Manitoba shots in omit icon Rifle association meeting t Ottawa. Is of 34 events will be staged at a Metier athletes to compete Golf news and notes by Jack Cuthbert arrangements Are now about com lated for the big Field Day of the acadian Amateur athletic so Catlon this saturday afternoon t Whittier Park from 2 to 6 com the volume of entries deceived o Date the event will bring for Ard some very prominent athletes or the track events. The following is the Complete list f events track events 100 Yards Handicap open to outs under is 100 Yards Handicap 100 Yards Handicap confined to 220 Yards Handicap 220 Yards confined to 440 Yards Handicap 880 Yards Handicap 8so Yards Handicap Ope i to youths under 18 1 mile Handicap 3 mile Handicap Low hurdle race., 220 Yards Bandl a 400 Yards shuttle relay race ined to sack race 75 Yards 50 Yards married ladies race 75 Yards single ladies race 16 ears and Over tug of War open 7 men a Side and 7 men not to weigh More Han pounds. Putting 16 Pound shot javelin platform open pipe band contest. Young pipers Mai cd under is strathspey and reel under 18 Highland fling juniors under 17 ears Highland fling juveniles under 12 sword dance juniors under Manitoba ladies championship the feature event of the local ladies Golf season will get under Way Day August 24 when the Auasi Yini round of the Manitoba championship will be played at the Elmhurst course. The class of Golf now being played by several of the strongest contenders for the title gives Promise of a great. Battle for the honors entries win close on monday aukrust 17. They should made to the secretaries of the clubs from which the players Are entered and. The entry fee should be paid at the same time As the entry is Reade. Competitors will have the privilege of playing two practice Graines Over the by Hurst course any Day next Weic except they must however play in the Forenoon. Mrs. B. P. Yellenn who won the title last year by defeating mrs. R. To. Beairsto in a gruelling final by one up will have the advantage of playing Over her own course but she will require to produce unusually steady Golf to repent her Success. Mra Beairsto is sure to make a great Battle to avenge her de feat last year when she was in theory id practically throughout the match until the very last Holo. She is playing splendid Golf now Only recently break ing the ladies record of . Charles course with a 78. Mrs. K. C. Allen and mrs. Douglas Illard Are also playing Are sure to be heard from in the tournament. It is. Hoped that mrs. It. G. Hutchings will be Back in time to compete for the title which she has. Won on several occasions but no de finite word has yet been received on that subject. As there will to several flights to interest players without aspirations to winning the championship a Large entry list in expected for tha Premier event of ladies Golf in Winnipeg. In tending competitors should lose no time in 7 recording their entries in order to facilitate the work1 of the officials of the Manitoba ladies , under whose control the tournament will be conducted. Strong addition to local Golf tile ranks of Winnipeg golfers will he greatly strengthened by the addition of a. A. Weir who has been Transfer red from the Saskatoon office of ran Dall gee Mitchell to their Winnipeg office in the Grain Exchange. Weir is Well known Here As he competed 5n he Canadian Amateur championship the Only time that event was played in Winnipeg in 1921, and de the Semi final stage on that occasion. Last year he won the Saskatchewan Amateur title and de the Field in the qualifying round of the Western Amateur being afterwards beaten. In the Semi final round. To has also been runner up in the i Saskatchewan Amateur championship of several occasions. A and steady performer on a Golf course at All times Weir is sure to make his presence Felt in Winnipeg Golf circles. Western Canada tournament. Arrangements have now been made for a special car on number one Over the . On Friday night to Calgary for the party of local golfers who Are making the trip to Alberta for the Western Canada open and Amateur championships which Start on monday August 17, on the course of the Calgary Golf and country club. Ten or twelve local players have Al ready signified their intention at tending but there is still room for some others who do not require to be expert golfers to get a lot of enjoyment out of the trip reduced fares and Low charges for accommodation at Calgary will make it a very inexpensive Holiday and any golfers interested will do Well to get in touch with g. Innes Mac n a a Cap basis and Young Richardson had a Good round of 29 Jess 2s. Edgar Brown who recently won the caddies tournament at St. Charte was in second place. He equalled Rich Ardson s Gross score of 20, but was severely handicapped at plus 3. Other leading scores made in this Competition which is proving More popular week by week were Martin 32 plus Pius 33 Pius 37 plus 35 plus _46 j. Swan d. Gun i r. Mcavity d. Botterill b. Pius h. Malcovsky n plus 43 Bob Henderson professional club had a splendid round of the Zoriff course in practice recently. He completed the rounds in 34 and 35 for a Fine total of 69. Royal Mont Golf course. Play in the Competition for the Buch Anan cup has now got under Way at tits Hoy Aumont course Many of the first round matches having already been decided. The Competition is on Handicap under match play conditions and it attracted an unusual by Large entry list around 130 names appearing in the draw which previously was published in these pages and is now posted at the those who have lot yet played their 17 sword dance juveniles under 12 reel of Tulloch under 17 seann Tri uthes juniors under 17 Sean n Tri uthes juveniles under 12 Irish Jig juniors under 17 Irish Jig. Juveniles under 13 sailors hornpipe juniors under 7 sailors hornpipe juniors under 12 piping March piping strathspey and reel. Gold Silver and Tyronze medals will be presented to the successful competitors of the platform events while he winners of the track events will receive very handsome prizes. The indications Point to a very arge attendance at this sports meet. Officials of the Amateur athletic Union and scottish association will Landle the events. Kenzie a2301, Tor All information re Garding the tournament. _ beaches Golf course. Cecil Richardson of Sandy Hook won the regular weekly Junior Competition played at the Short course of the eaches Golf club Winnipeg Beach tuesday. Play was on a Handicap in each Case is response Range ments Tor the match. Sas Katchem Golf Champion Defeated William Kidd beaten by b. M Wakeling in Amateur event Moose jaw sack., aug. 12. Play in the second round of the first and second nights of the Amateur championships occupied the morning at the Moose jaw Golf course. The ladies qualifying round and team match started away at 10.30 o clock with an. Entry of 32 players. William. Kidd of. So Dunavon open Champion went Down to defeat at the hands of b. M. Wake Lens Saska Toon. Shortly after this Roy Sand quist Estevan boy Defeated Jim Smith of Moose jaw with a 76. S. Boylan Moose jaw Defeated n. C. Byers Saskatoon at the 22nd Hole. Results of second round first flight f. C. Grant Moose jaw Defeated John Moose jaw w. Ritchie Saskatoon Defeated Ron Mclntyre Moose jaw. P. Motley Saskatoon Defeated w. W. Irwin Moose jaw. C. P. Church Regina Defeated a. Middleton Saskatoon. T. Russell Moose jaw Defeated a Turnbull Regina. Norwood meets St. Vital at Norwood tonight Norwood and St. Vital will meet in. A deciding intermediate league game tonight at at Norwood Park. Norwood Columbus club and St. Vital arc at present tied for the South Divi Sion league leadership. Tonight s game should eliminate one contender. . Amateur hockey association adopts professional new York aug. Rule of the National hockey league were adopted at a meet ing of the state Amateur hockey association in Madison Square Garden today. Six cities were represented new York Boston Springfield mass., Phila Delphia Pittsburgh and Cleve land. The acceptance of professional rules was decided upon to Speed up the Amateur game and to eliminate the necessity of two styles of play on the american hunks. Instead of three 15 minute periods of play a heretofore the new rules Call for three 20 minute periods with 10 minute intermissions. Minor infractions which had a tendency to slow up the Amateur play relative to Neutral zone Laws were bridged by the Canadian regulations. Discussion of schedules will be considered at a meeting in new York next week. Siki must leave. Washington aug. 12. Deportation proceedings against battling Sikl the Senage Lese fighter have been ordered unless he loaves the country of his own volition. Dempsey will Aid j Floyd f1tzsimmons to stage wills bout los Neelee calif., up. Dempsey threw Hla face stud Floyd Fitzsimmons efforts to of Tala the. Right to stage a Fig lit for the heavyweight Champion ship with two declarations Mado Here late today. The first was made Ine it. Bet Tor offer than any Likely to from any other promoter and he my signature to a the scion in statement Given with an air of fun Lity that seems to eliminate All chances of Tex staging the bout in new York Brief and unqualified i will not Light in new York a third remark statement by Jack a Carer that he still had managerial Power Over Dumpsy s engagements and that he intended to sign for a Dempsey of Slit also was Brief and on qualified. It was ill do my own Urnana fringe. Jct Kearns sign if he wants to hut what Good will it to elks and Norwood at Wesley Park tonight Norwood and Ellis will Nix at Wen Ley Park Lon Slit. Kilts Are Rill in running for second series honors and if they win tonight they will he one Down on the timers. Irist night s was postponed on account of rain and a grounds. Let s baseball Wesley Park Northern Pacific baseball team St. Paul Friday August 14 tammany tigers 6.15 saturday August 15 Arenas 2.30 saturday August 15 elks 6.15 re horse i 1 scotch whisky the original recipe splendid shooting at Ontario Rifle meeting Western marksmen make Good showing in various events Long Branch Rifle ranges Tor onto aug. Was a perfect Day for shooting and Lieut. H. W. Bishop c.g.f.g., put in a perfect score in the first of the lieutenant governors match. At 300 Yards he had a score of 35 and he continued his string of at 600. The second stage which is Only open to those with the 60 Best scores in the first stage will be shot on Friday. The foot guards of Ottawa cleaned up an other trophy when they won the Canadian club Challenge cup. Lieut. D. Burke the g.g.f.g., Ottawa Winner of the King s prize at. Bosley in 1924, did some remark Able shooting in the extra series when he put on 16 straight bulls at 200 Yards. The following westerners qualified for the second stage of the Lieuten ant governor s match sgt. P. Lunn Calgary 67 sgt. Mcinnes a1-, Berta dragoons 67 Cpl. J. B. Smith Calgary 66 Lieut. J. A. Bowen Al Berta dragoons 63. Pet. V. Palmer Calgary and 17 other competitors wll shoot off for the last seven places of the second stage each Man scoring 62 Points. Seven marksmen tied with 68 Points for first place in the Bankers match first prize was won by p. Radford Toronto whose shooting was Moat consistent Euld Burke Ottawa took second prize. Lieut. A. Skinner fort William and Hgt. B. J. Smythe. Winnipeg each turned in scores of 64. Pet. Williams Toronto won the lbs run match with a score of 3s out of a possible 85 sgt j. Saidler Al Berta dragoons was the highest Western scorer with 30, and won Lieut. F. J. Butler and Lieut. D. Campbell of the Calgary Highland ers scored 39 and won ?4. Sherburn league baseball. Double edged Economy 1 razors in one that s a not every Man forget prejudice or Force of habit overnight if and men did not even the Elnorr Mous Gillette resources could satisfy the Niagara of demand and yet last year alone nearly 10 million new users turned to Gillette there will be no Sherburn league game tonight. On Friday night cres and War vats will meet on . Boniface College gerunds at o clock. F Theolet Teece converted for off to the added go Fotte a ctr Lofette ramp Burty. Bojette Comfort and of Roomy. And became Mote Are dotes the because enormous the once negligible you too buy a genuine Gillette to Dar for a Dollar. Get a Gillette. Gillette 8afbtt razor xxx of Canada. Mutt be. 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