Lethbridge Herald, The (Newspaper) - June 28, 1930, Lethbridge, Alberta SATURDAY JUNE THE LETH BRIDGE HERALD PAGE ELEVEN Red Sox Capture White Lunch Trophy Take Twin From Picture Batte Nine In Stellar Exhibitions ENGLAND MAKES BRILLIANT START IN SECOND TEST MATCH AGAINST AUSTRALIA STARS Former Cambridge Amateur 173 in 405 for Nine Crowd Stands for Second Match LONDON Jun Cable today completed their first In the cricket tail match with which li being played at they 425 At had put on 86 runs In their reply without a wicket Attend Mitch LONDON June Frew of people began to lln up Thursday night for the cricket test match between England ind Australia at Lord's When the sun did shine through thi thundery heaven occasionally lit up i brilliant scene Nearly half o were women clad In summe hues were In the stands The twins M Woodfull cap tain W H Ponsford V A V Y Richardson Don Bradman A Fairfax C W A Oldfield T Wall P M 8 A Jackson twelfth man Hobbs F Wally Hammond Prince Hendren A P P Chapman G O B Allen Maurice Tito R W V J 0 White 0 Duckworth A Band ham Australia fielded the aame eleven lost the first test match bu England used Prince G O B Allen and J C White who were not on the team victorious at Tren Bridge WlM Tou Chapman was again lucky In ning the toss and put England In first Hobbs and Woolley opened the Innings Wall bowled the first over for trails to Hobbs started at the other end against Woolley The run scored was a single by Woolley Hobbs opened bis accoun with a glide to leg off Wall In the next over off Fairfax's second ball Hobbe played back to a rising ball and It wu mapped up by Oldfield at the wicket The ball came off the top of bat and near his glove Hammond Joined Woolley woo had taken command of the bowling At the end of half an hour Woolley had scored 22 out of He then drove fax past cover to the ropes pulled Wall to leg He also got who relieved Fairfax at 34 away for four back at 93 and on his first ball Woolley cut an uprising ball into the hands of Will at point Woolley scored 41 runs Prince got a warm come when he came out to bat He opened easily Hammond was taking toll of runs from and Fairfax Bowling and fielding were boffi superb Only 17 runi were scored in 40 minuter cleverly flighting first a then a high ball deceived Hammond who reached forward and was bowled middle stump It was i miserable end to a steady effort of M minutes There were four fours In his 38 Pat Hendren made a pugnacious start stepping back and converting Hornl brook's good length offerings into short runs He pulled him for one then four and then two Lunch was taken with the score for three being 38 and Hendren nine Prince Plays Well In the first over after resumption of play Hendren had a narrow escape from being stumped off completed his 50 by ting Wall to the He had been at for 90 minutes was taken 164 and Wall conceded a beautiful boundary He picked a rising ball olf his toes and cracked It to the ropes came back at 159 was now shaking off his attack of nerves and revealing all his consummate skill Runs continued to come freely 84 being scored in 30 utes Then the Australian captain com- mitted a costly blunder Oil McCabe to square leg straight into hands and he dropped the catch sent up the 300 by a smashing hit the ilion rails off McCabe's full toss The match had been in progress three hours Hendren swinging around at Fairfax lofted to where he was easily caught by McCabe His 48 was a plucky Effort but of his best play was 74 when joined by Chapman for a heavy hitting during which 25 were added in ten minutes Chapman was caught at the wicket BJ Jl by Allen opened with an ofr drive from Wall but in the next over he was com- beaten by Fairfax and bowled Tate came with the score 239 for six wicked jr at K for twenty minutes At tl he scored a single on a hurt In Wall's next him through the slips for the critical to complete his century while the crowd roared The score hid been taken to 391 tot six wickets by the tea Interval and played with rare dence The partnership lasted for nearly an hour and produced 98 runs It ended when Tate cocked up to mid off Re had scored 54 Including eigh fours He helped to pu the full amount of punch Into the ting st a time when the bowling had lost Its edge Cheered The Australians suffered i bad blow when Fairfax was compelled to retire tor treatment to a strained leg Robins who scored only five runs In 30 minutes was caught behind the though many thought the decision of the um- pires giving out was on the side Fairfax returned limping drove to the bo dary and then cracked him against he light screen but on ball only half hit the toss and was easily caught by Bradman at long off The Prince took a ovation u he ed to the clubhouse His 113 had been a noble Innings He was at the wicket for almost five hours and hit 21 it out lustily and the 400 was sent up on one of his boundaries with Duckworth White played out time England first J Hobbs c Oldfield tf Fairfax P Woolley c Wall b W Hammond b -30 Prince c Bradman b P Hendren c McCabe b Fairfax 48 A P F Chapman c b Wall U G O B Allen b Fairfax 3 M Tate c McCabe 54 R N V Bobbins c b 6 J C not out 14 G Duckworth not out i 7 Extras 10 for nine Softball Batons and Kids fought It out In eleven innings last night but forced to abandon ths game on ac count of with the scow standing at It is a pity will be the close of the game called oft owing to the fact that tha played a temporarily pended man Consumers downed the team Duffs doubled the score on Boys and the Bankers shaded tbe Kinsmen GOLFERS VERY ENTHUSIASTIC From Our Own Correspondent June en- la at the peak and curlers Ike Carney and Callahan have caught bug There are now 49 members In the tombstone Miss Nancy Mackintosh was first and Mrs W D Munro second In the men's class Dr McGregor and S H wero the winners In this competition each entrant added his handicap for nine holes to par 36 and planted his state at the point where the ball came a rest when his allotted number of had been completed The gold button tor hole ion held by Miss Claire who won It from Mrs E G C W Carney is the present holder of the Kingsley medal for men's nine hole stroke competition The men's gold ration for hole competition was won by H A Fairbairn from S H Gandler LOCAL GIRLS LOSE SOFTBALL AT COALHURST Fighting Fair and Foul By Jimmy Thompson The Ws fight thunder about the bout Is almost history hut tlie aftermath and the results are still seething This is the time in history ol the heavyweight crown It has been won on a foul Noy the Gardens don't want to give the Hambourg Hammerer the silverware well how much Ice does that cut with the boxing Eans exactly help being floored by a foul blow not only that he is willing to give the boastful Boston Sailor his chance for revenge And what could be Some say give a boxer just so many fouls and then run him out the game forever tnis they believe would put an end to those doubtful low punches True there Is a certain amount ot good In the Idea but on the other hand how many are fought in which there isn't some nort of foul either by holding or using the head These are distinct fouls but that ID w makes up a fight in the long run Yet there is one tiling that most fans will agree on and that Is that the boxing game took a wallop on the that wasn't a foul blow and unless there is a slop to this sort ot thing tbe old boxing sport IB going to take the count Betty Nuthall And R Spence Lead In Mixed Doubles Most Matches Won By States Stars at Wimbledon Playing a ladles Softball ture against the Coalhurst Red Aces on Friday night Lethbridge Woolworths Prances and Lizzie McMahon formed the battery for the team while the locals had two batteries Ralston and Hunt Black Aces lost to Monarch at Monarch Friday WIMBLEDON Eng June A combination of Batty hall Great Britain and Patrick Spence South Africa proved too strong for the United States pair of George Lot and Helen Jacobs In the mixed doubles play of the British ships and the British won by score of Tlie experienced game J lard Great Britain and Miss S ott Swiss champion defeated Berkeley Bell and Mary Green United States Wilmer Alison of Fort Worth Tex defeated G P M Hughes of Great Britain Mrs J L Colgate ana Miss C Tyrell defeated Cilli Aussem and Miss M frey in the women's doubles Henri Cochet French tennis star defeated H I Leaster of Great Britain Tilden Wins W T Tilden ol the United States and K of Holland defeated Landry and Grand Sis Tilden and his ner Fraulein Aussem eliminated J Van Der Heide and Miss M R in the mixed doubles Johnny Doef United States ed H F Great continued his brilliant play when he paired with Miss Sarah frey Boston star in the mixed doubles to defeat W A- R Collins and Miss G R Sterry of Great Britain Wilmer Allison and Miss Cross paired to defeat G R and Miss V H Montgomery of Great Britain The King and Queen stayed to see Mrs Moody defeat her sturdy Dutch opponent Miss Canters Saturday's Matches WIMBLEDON June United Slates tion of and Cross advanced In he doubles of he British championships today by defeating the British pair S M Perkins and Mrs W T Tuckor 7-6 In the women's singles Betty Nut hall British star conquered her countrywoman Mrs C G Mcilquham Elizabeth Ryan Anglo-American representative ia the women's singles was extended to defeat the champion Mile L George Martin Lott Jr States reached the In the men's singles by beating P D B Spence veteran South African Lethbridge Lawn Bowlers Travel To Calgary July 1 Local lawn bowlers will gary about twenty-five strong on July 1st In response to an Invitation ed from Calgary Army and Navy Veterans Association The Invitation was addressed to the local branch of the Army and Navy Veterans with which the local lawn bowlers tion Is affiliated Four teams will ably be entered in the day's play A Greyhound bus has been chartered lor the occasion and will leave the local Army and Navy Vets clubrooms some time after 8 o'clock Monday night and will leave Calgary late Tuesday evening AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Columbus 6 11 S Kansas City 9 13 1 Davis and Dixon Day Sheehan and Angley Indianapolis 6 7 I Minneapolis 7 7 4 Ambrose and Sprinz Dumont Cullough Benton Schupp and zales Totedo 6 11 1 Milwaukee 5 8 4 Tate Scott and E Smith Buvid and Shea Louisville 8 11 St Paul 14 19 2 Deberry Williams and Autry rle and Fenner COAST LEAGUE Sacramento 3 7 0 Hollywood 8 18 0 Flynn Smith and Hollerson and Severeld Oakland 3 1 12 1 Daglla Pearson and Read Nelson and Brenzel San Francisco 9 14 2 Portland 10 12 2 Jacobs and Mays and Woodall 10 innings Los Angeles S 15 0 Seattle 7 15 5 Delaney and Warren House Kunz Hubbell and Cox 12 Innings Local Golf Club To Stage Tourney For Junior Boys Members and To Play Qualifying Round The Golf club Is putting on a championship competition for Junior goiters of the city starting July 3 Any boy of 18 years of age or under be allowed w compete regardless of whether he Is a member of the club or not A trophy which carries with It the title of Junior champion Is being ated by W H McCready to be com- peted for annually In addition two prizes consisting of membership in the for ths balance of the season will be awarded to the two bers who make the best showing in the competition The qualifying round will be played on Thursday July 3 Those who ere working will be able to play their round in the evening The lowest scores will qualify for the champion ship flight and the next 16 for the first flight The draw for the will commence on Saturday July 5 and continue Monday July 7 finished me draw will be published in the Lethbridge Herald on Friday July 4 Non Members Welcome Any non members by registering with the steward of the club as a competitor will be allowed to play over the course once prior to the day set for the round Ths committee in charge consists ol J Button Syd Wallls and Hod mans Boys who wish to compete are asked to send in their names to any member oJ the committee or to Wm Ingram the secretary of the club During the play downs each match will be refereed by a senior member of the club Local Miners Nine Sign To Play Both Whiskered Teams Both Black and White House of David Nine Will Com- pete Here Miners baseball team have signed contracts to meet both House of David teams when they visit this city on tours ing he summer This an- was made Saturday Ing by S Vaselenak of the Miners club Games with both House ot David colored and House of David whiskered whites will be staged Tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock in Adams park Lake nine will oppose the Miners In a ture Kimberley Soccer XI Play Calgary At 6.45 Tonight CALGARY June will be at home this evening to Kimberley in the for the Dominion football championship off at 6.45 The visitors come here with a great reputation and ivill liave a big ing from the Pass to cheer them on Soma of their are well known In Calgary among them being sn old black and gold favorite in Scott Geordie was with Hillhurst in Perkins and Cochrane Schang Goldie Hurls Airtight Ball in Afternoon Fixture Cup Holdert Walker Duel in Nightcap Over Currie Cup Games to be Played Here Till New Winner Declared How the Score by First Red 008 Picture Butte 000 000 0 Second Red 200 Picture Butte 000 Lethbridge's tribe invaded Picture Butte tory on Friday afternoon put a couple of nicks in their war clubs at the expense of the Irrigators and incidentally annexed Shorty Nicas silverware the Whits Lunch cup The afternoon canto was won by 15 to 0 with Goldsworthy opposed to Joe Gillis on the mound In the twilight event Walker shoved them across with Boyd Currie as the opposing and Lethbridge won 4 to 1 Lethbridge now awaits dates to be fixed for games on the local diamond with Hillcrest the only challenger on the list this date Incidentally it might be added the Red Sox would welcome a flock of challenges for the cup Wins In the matinee event the sent Goldsworthy of hockey fame to the mound and the elongated de- livered a whole package The Butte could do nothing with hU offerings and ths Lethbridge team blanked the cup holders new keystone sacker of the Sox played his game and showed up to good ad- vantage There was some talk however that the game might be protested u the residence rule had barely been complied with but the cup holders did not press the point after the Snappy Evening Game In the evening one of the games seen In this part of the world In many a day was dished up In exactly 70 minutes from the time His called play the crowd was streaming out of the field There was snap galore It was a pitching duel be- tween Walker and Currie but whereas the Red Hose played errorless ball behind the veteran the Butte gang booted seven behind Currie Walker struck out 13 and five hits Currie held the local fence busters to sli hits and struck out four Picture Butte threatened to make things in- in the very first frame when after two were away hit safely sent a long one to extreme right for three bags That was their only counter made two In the fourth on single Starr's boot of grounder to abort and screaming threa ply swat Two more were added in tha eighth on an error and two singles stab of a- hot one off the fourth and M Starr's long run to pull down skier tack of short together with Letty Starr's stellar In centra for Picture Butte were of the evening game The Box Score NATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lost Pet Brooklyn Chicago New York St Louis Pittsburg Boston Cincinnati Philadelphia 23 23 26 2B 32 32 32 SB 37 820 606 484 476 456 406 363 Brooklyn 110 100 300 12 2 311 000 12 Luque R Moss and Lopez Bush and Hartnett 000 12 Cincinnati 100 002 11 1 Siebold Brandt and Spohrer Prey Benton and Gooch Philadelphia 000 101 12 1 201 Willoughby and Davis Heine and Hemsley New York 001 322 13 Bt Louis 300 000 7 and O'Farrell Grimes Bell and Wilson AMERICAN LEAGUE Won Lost Pet Philadelphia 43 Washington 40 New York 38 Cleveland 34 Detroit 29 St Louis 28 Chicago 23 Boston 21 632 623 603 523 431 418 383 370 Detroit 100 000 7 0 Washington 104 000 10 2 Sullivan and Desautels Crowder and Ruel 521 16 0 New York Ill 000 7 12 4 Miller and Myatt Carroll and Dickey Bengough First St Louis 100 240 10 3 Philadelphia 001 000 11 5 and Manion Grove Shores 1922 when they last won tbe Dominion championship and although only In teens he rendered great service to the Calgary club His against in the second game will long be remembered are quietly confident and tape to be able to place the same team in file field that conquered the in the local final Referee will line up the Foster Paynter Roberts wright or Morris and Adams Brown Davidson Wm Faulds Sen Wm Faulds Jim Tones Littler McFarlane Lay Orr Scott and Smith PASSION FOR AUTOS Second game St Louis 000 020 7 2 Philadelphia 023 021 11 0 Kimsey and Ferrell Mahaffey and Cochrane Chicago at ram INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lost Pet Baltimore 42 Rochester 42 Montreal 38 Toronto 39 Buffalo 34 Jersey City 30 Newark 29 Reading 26 592 592 559 534 493 429 420 377 000 9 1 Newark 012 010 9 0 Werts J Weaver and Banning cher and Although he a fortune in Reading 001 000 4 i he ring Maxle Rosenbloom New York Jersey 100 5 0 Is said to be In debt One Green anJ Grace Hopkins and f his weaknesses Is a for ex- gens motor cars of which he bought Rochester at rain In less than two years Montreal at Toronto rain E Hodges Ib 3b 0 Hodges Goldsworthy 2b c Walker p Reiver Zubach Lf McLagan 5 Wilson 1 1-U 1 1 0 8 2 1 1 U 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 4 37 10 PICTURE P Paul 3b 4 0 0 30 3 L Starr 4 0 1 400 2b 4 1 2 9 40 V GUlls Ib 401811 Pollock c 401490 M Starr O Gillis l.f 300001 300002 3 0 0 0 1 0 Hunt Currie p Totals 32 1 5 27 14 7 base V Walker two base hits E Hodges hit by pitcher McLagan by Currie double play to M Starr M Starr a Chudleigh to V Gillis stolen bases struck out by by Currle 4 Time of game 1 hour 10 minutes Umpire Koenan of Turin RUTH HITS HOMER FRIDAY NEW YORK June Babe Ruth his assault of his home run record today by clouting his home run of the year In the third inning of the Yankees game with land Indians No one was on- base I COLORED BALL PARK Friday and Saturday LETHBRIDGE RED SOX LETHBRIDGE f Friday 6.30 Saturday two gamei 2.30 and 6.30 GREAT FALLS vs LETHBRIDGE RED SOX JULY
