Vancouver Lacrosse Team Heads East For Mann Cup Quest
Vancouver's champion senior amateur lacrosse team travels to Toronto for the Mann Cup playoffs. Eighteen players journey under James Findlay to face St Catherine’s and Young Toronto with two reserves, aiming to return with the trophy.
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Baseball Championship Opens in Chicago October 15
The first world series game between the Chicago team and the Philadelphia Athletics is set for Chicago on Sunday October 15. A potential shift exists if St. Louis owner Stanley Robison moves up a game, but he doubts it. A national committee meeting will determine details and a seventh game, if needed, may be moved to New York.
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Canadawide Lacrosse Boom Predicted for 1911
A Canadian lacrosse expansion is foretold for the year 1911 with nationwide attention from coast to coast. Growth plans target schools clubs and regional associations as the sport gains momentum across the country.
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Maritime Schedules and Ship News from Sydney Port
Listing of arriving and departing vessels with dates and routes. Highlights include Camosun Cottage City Princess Royal Humboldt Prince Albert City of Seattle and others visiting Vancouver Skagway Seattle Stewart Masset. notes on Bannockburn cargo plans and wireless range on Marama. Princess May repair bids and salvage actions with underwriter negotiations.
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Compulsory wireless rules eyed for ships touching Australia
Sydney Morning Herald editor Mr. C G E W Bean, en route to London, believes compulsory wireless legislation for passenger vessels calling at Australian ports will take effect in the Antipodes within a year. Bean is a leading Commonwealth journalist andLondon correspondent designate.
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Ambrose Street Plans Plank Roadway Move Forward
Local News announced an annual banquet on Thanksgiving evening and a new band organ at Skating Rink drawing crowds. Residents of Ambrose Street Section Seven urged a plank roadbed, referred to the streets committee for report.
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