Callies Reach Connaught Cup Local Final After Win
The Callies defeated the Washers 2 0 in the semi final. Smith and Jimmy Clark scored, Butterworth injured early, Sangster hurt second half, Callies dominated possession while Washers defense held tight. Final minutes saw numerous saves by McBain and Givin heading clears as Callies advanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callies
Washers
Butterworth
Sangster
Smith
Jimmy Clark
Givin
J. Clark
Cowburn
Brooks
Goldie
Jenton
R. Clark
Callie
Gant
McBain
Smart
Reynolds
Mac
Hopkins
Iis
Matchett
Allan
Hall
Fenton
Bot Clarke
Bob Clark
Hull
Enton
Hopkin
Halla
Cowburn Pitt
Patterson
Jimmy Chirk
Clark
S’enton
Dodds
Blossom
G. Goldie
H Goldie
Patterson Gant
Watkins
A. . Patterson
Connaught Club Ladies Return Match Draws Held For Wright & Ditson
The Connaught Golf Club handicap committee settled ties for the Wright & Ditson handicap competition. About forty players are set to start this weekend with a first round due by June 21 and final finish by July 12. Entry is 25 cents with prizes for runners up in the event led by holder C. D. Hatch who defeated a large field last year.
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Connaught Golf Club
Wright & Ditson
C. D. Hatch
Wble
W.L. Willson
Tom Ingram
R. S. Boyd
H. W Crawford
R. Hoag
J. Potter
Frank Chirlwell
M. Fulton
A. C. Hawthorne
F. On. Johnson
BE. L. Milne
John
Elder Qs
R. A.lindsay
Jamez McCallum
W. Fryers
D. Hawthorne
A. Milroy
H. Cole
T. G. Angus
E. H. Quinlan
O D. L. McKenzie
J. Jorgenson
H. MacMillan
E. G. Macdonald
Ames
WB. Schmid
Bob ‘Thompson
W. C. Western
W. M. Henderson
WN. Gleaves
R. MacKenzie
F. Adkins
TI. la Robson
Ed. Searles
P. Gaynor
QC. Sibley
P. Ortner
JT. WW. Macdonald
J . Delf
G. Septe
J.W. Turner
H. Nock
J. G. McGee
Rev. W. T. Browne
W. IW. Pearce
Alex
Macgregor
J. Sexton
It. W., Jamieson
A. H. Crysler
Ie Bell
W. “al “Williams
Norman McCallum
AD J Hatch
L. Emes
I -Otum
Callies Cup Playoff Set After Close Redcliff Vets Battle
The Conpaught Cup second semi features Redcliff and the Vets clashing on Saturday evening with the winner facing Callies in the local final after Callies beat Washer in a tight night match. Referee Bob Allen to whistle at 6 45.
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Redcliff
Vets
Callie
Mredcliff
Bob Allen
Hye
Four Teams in Junior League Expected
Supporters are reminded of a meeting at City Hall Court Room tonight after the game in Athletic Park. Officials discuss forming a junior league to promote football among younger players. At least three teams are ready. a fourth may enter. Plans for new grounds and funding will be considered. All players and fans are invited.
Mud Removed From London’s Dock Enters Eight-Figure Estimate
The report states that during the last twelve months mud removed from London’s dock was estimated at 1,191,339 cubic yards. This figure highlights the scale of dredging activity and the ongoing maintenance of the harbor.
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London
Athletic Association Meeting This Evening
The Medicine Hat Amateur Athletic Association executive will meet at City Hall this evening at 7 30 to plan two swimming galas at the Elgig Pool and discuss other matters. Swimmers are urged to attend.
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Medicine Hat
Johnson Tops List of Fast Pitchers in Talk
Clark Griffith disputes Amos Rusie’s speed, saying Johnson threw the speediest ball. He names Bill Donovan Joe Wood Wil Crane Dazzy Vance as fast peers and asserts Jolnson surpassed all others a decade ago.
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Clark Griffith
Amos Rusie
Johnson
Griff
Rusie
Jolnson
Itis
Bill Donovan
Joe Wood
Wil Crane
Dazzy Vance
Jouett Meekin
Rosie
Baseball Roundup Braves, Reds, Cards Shine In Tight Contests
Thiedé of Pittsburg homered with two on as a key win followed by Critz opening the Reds’ scoring with a homer and Niehaus driving in runs. Rogers Jornsby hit his 16th NL homer as St Louis pulled ahead. The Senators beat the Tigers behind Earl Sheely and Coveleskie, while the Yankees erased a deficit to top Cleveland in ten innings on five homers. Rory Shawkey received an automobile from admirers after a strong pitching display.
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Rogers Jornsby
Cards
Linz
Yankees
Cleveland
Wauuinger
Combs
Rath
Mensel
American Association Scores Quick Games Across Cities
In Minneapolis the American Association opened with an 8 to 7 win over Indianapolis while St Paul edged Louisville 1 to 0 and Milwaukee blanked Toledo 4 to 0. Kansas City defeated Columbus 11 to 5 amid a flurry of classified ads urging readers to advertise in The News.
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American Association
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St.Paul
Louisville
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Columbus
National League Scoreboard Highlights Across Four Cities
In Pittsburg Boston leads 6 to 4 after a 15 hit game with final 6 15. In Cincinnati Philadelphia loses 2 to 7 as Mitchell and Henline drive runs. In St Louis Brooklyn edges 2 to 11 in a high scoring affair. In Chicago New York drops a 3 to 5 decision as Dean Snyder and teammates struggle.
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National League
Pittsburg
R. H. FE
Boston
Graham
Gibbson
Morrison
Adams
Sheehan
Smith
Wes
Cincinnati
ROH. B
Philadelphia
Mitchell
Henline
Benton
Wingo
St. Louis
Or. H. B
Brooklyn
Erhardt
Hubbell
Taylor
Havcrage
Khem
O'Farrell
Chicago
R. HH
New York
Dean
Snyder
Blake
Jacobs
Gonzales
Baseball scores from a busy American League day
In Philadelphia Chicago defeated Philadelphia 8 to 9 with Thurston and Blankenship driving runs as Cochrane and Perkins handled catching duties. Other games featured Boston, Washington, New York, Baltimore, Jersey City, Reading, and more as pitchers Wingard Ruffing Coveleskie Marberry and others contributed to varied line scores across the league.
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American League
Philadelphia
R. H. E. Chicago
Thurston
Blankenship
Schalk
Baumgartner
Groves
Stokes
Cochrane
Perkins
Boston
R. A
St. Louis
Wingard
Dixon
Ruffing
Francis
Lucey
Wingfield
Heving
Washington
RH. I
Detroit
Leonard, Holloway, Cole
Wood
Coveleskie
Marberry
Ruel
New York
Rn. H. FE
Cleveland
Karr
Guckeye
Myatt
Jones
Ferguson and
Bengough
Schang
Washington Senators boast powerful infield backbone
The article extols the Washington Senators infield of Judge Harris Peckinpaugh and Bluege as the team’s backbone. Harris is praised as the premier second baseman in the American League, Peckinpaugh remains lively despite a long career, and Bluege shows improvement at third base while Judge provides steady reliability at first.
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Washington
Judge
Harris
Peckinpaugh
Bluege
Joe Vila
New York
Sony
Eddie Collins
Frisch
Giants
Hornaby
Cardinals
Harrig
Senators
Muddy Ruel
Huggins
Ruel
Washer Juniors Set for Friday Return Match at Ball Park
Tomorrow June 12 at 7 o clock the Washer Juniors meet Redcliff Juniors in a return football game at the ball park. Washer Juniors are asked to assemble at Jim Sangster s at 6 15. A I L Knight is the new livestock commissioner for British Columbia.
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Redcliff
Ball Park
Jim Sangster
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Connaught ‘Golf Club
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Ditson
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Byngville- Bulletin
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Niehaus
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H. HW
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O'Neill
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Byler
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Sckert
Vener
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Hollingsworth
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Lucas
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