Heavy Double Bill Promises Baseball here Next Wednesday
Medicine Hat fans may see two games this Wednesday when the Types visit, with 2:30 pm and 6 pm starts. The Typos boast Gould, Anderson and Dingman on the mound aided by Hawking, Hiatt and Lewis in defense, while Emard and Kennedy from the visitors threaten the locals. Revenue concerns loom as turnout will dictate future visiting teams from Taber and Drumheller.
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LE Dinmheller
Moose Jaw
Rockies
Taber
Drumheller
the Wate
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Anderson
Dingman
Hawking
Hiatt
Lewis
McKinley
Johnson
Emard
Kennedy
Lethbridge
Santorb Wins Ascot Gold Cup in Six Horse Field
Santorb won the Ascot Gold Cup for 500 pounds with 3500 pounds added. Salmon Trout and Sigermans finished second and third in a six-runner race. Santorb is by Santos out of Countess Thorby and was ridden by jockey Steve Donohoe.
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Santorb
Ascot
Barclay Walker
Aga .Khan
Lord Astor
Santord
Santos
Countess Thorby
Steve Donozhue
Stromkins Cross Examined in Gillis Murder Trial
The cross examination of Paul Stromkins by Harry Lowash and Owen Quaker failed to shake the crown’s star witness in the murder case of Cant. Gillis aboard the gasboat Beryl G. Stromkins, a former justice of the peace, testified he served six years as a J.P. in Manitoba before moving to the Pacific coast.
Trophy on Display for Thelma Stampede Derby Victory
Lawrence Delmas presents an annual Derby trophy now exhibited at Silver Bros. on Second Street. The prize rewards the winner of a famed southern event that stirs much interest and keen competition each year.
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Lawrence Delmas
Silver Bros
Second Street
Lions Slain After Bow and Arrow Hunt in Tanganyika
London dispatch notes Stewart Edward White, American writer, enduring a fierce life and death struggle with a wounded leopard in Tanganyika while leading a bow and arrow expedition. White and a native gun bearer were injured, but the party killed six lions with poisoned arrows and rifles used for charging quarry.
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London
Daily Express
Nairobi
British East Africa
Stewart Edward White
Tangayika
Commons Approves Old Age Pensions Plan Call for Conference
The house of commons approved the committee on old age pensions recommendations this morning. A conference between federal and provincial leaders on the issue was urged, despite strong opposition from J. S. Woodsworth and William Irvine and a few others.
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Ottawa
House of Commons
Whicsh
J. S. Woodsworth
Labor
Winnipeg Center
William Irvine
West Calgary
Retired Moosé YMCA Secretary Honored at Banquet
Reverend EH J Chegwin was feted at a retirement banquet marking his service as secretary of the Moosé2 Jaw YMCA. The event honored his decades of leadership and dedication to the organization.
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EH. J. Chegwin
Moosé2 Jaw
M.C.A
Redskins Played Ball 1000 Years Ago With Medicine Men Acting as Umpires
Springfield June 17 Playing ball was Americas national sport before Eric the Red discovered Greenland and the baseball leagues of today resemble ancient circuits that drew big crowds in the Mississippi valley. Bineck Hawk describes long games with 600 to 1000 players, tribal gambling, and medicine men as impartial umpires in an event blending baseball football and other contests.
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Springfield
America
Eric the Red
Greenland
Daniel Boone
Bineck Hawk
Illinois
Mississippi Valley
Babe Ruths
Black Hawk
Tinney Knocks Out Gibbons at Polo Grounds in 12th
At New York's Polo Grounds Gene Tinney stopped Tommy Gibbons in the 12th round of their 15 round bout. It marked the first time Gibbons has been stopped in his long career. The knockout was captured in the accompanying photo.
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Polo Grounds
New York
Gene Tinney
Tommy Gibbons
Gibbons
Odds and Ends From Early Baseball News
Baseball brief with multiple notes: Fred Verkle joins the Yankees as coach at third base line and replaces Wiltse. Arthur Fletcher and Rogers Hornsby ejected in a Phillies-Cardinals clash after a dispute over balls and strikes. Observations include Red Sox vs White Sox wind aided plays and other player movements and incidents across teams.
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Giants
Rochester Internationals
Yankees
Wiltse
Arthur Fletcher
Phillies
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia St. Louis
Wilson
Prirman
Hornsby
Fletcher
Feld
Toronto sailor to voyage for London Brighton race
Paul Granville Canadian walking champion sails from Montreal on Saturday to prepare for a series of races in England culminating in the 52 mile London to Brighton race set for September with events in London and Brighton.
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Toronto
Paul Granville
Montreal
London
England
Brighton
Eleven Runs in One Inning Shoots Yankees Down
Detroit crushed the Yankees 19 to 1 in New York as 11 runs came with no outs. Lou Gehrig homered to avert a shutout while the Tigers batted 18 men in the inning, six hits and two Yankee errors fueling the spree. Ruth ended the barrage by catching the final out.
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Detroit
Yankees
Lou Gehrig
Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
Cobb
Haiminn
Ruth
Peterboro City Council Bans Sunday Bathing and Band Concerts
The Peterboro city council announces a prohibition on Sunday bathing and Sunday band concerts. Officials state the move aims to regulate leisure activities and maintain public order on the Sabbath.
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Peterboro
Senior Typos Urgently Contact Club by Phone Tonight
Typos players are urged to reach the club immediately, calling 898 or 2515 between 6 and o'clock tonight. Officials stress the need for all seniors to make contact as soon as possible to discuss matters.
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