The Winnipeg Tribune from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada • Page 13

ONLY FOUR PLAYERS LEFT TO BATTLE FOR CANADIAN AMATEUR GOLF GROWN J. T. Cuthbert, Winnipegger, is Eliminated by. W. J.

Thompson, of Toronto I IVCASTUR, June By the games In ihe third round Thursday of the Canadian Amateur Golf association's tournament at the links of Khe Hamilton Golf club, a Canadian sure to be In the final on Saturday. The victors Thursday wore C. Fraser. Montreal; L. L.

Hredin. umiroii. Is. Ivi. iiioniieii uuii J.

Thompson. Toronto. If Mr. Bredm wins today from Mr. Traser.

with whom he la matched, then the game for the championship "wilt be an international onu. The acores Thursday were: C. C. Fraser defeated Willi am Mc fLuckle, by 8 and (the same was all square after the morn fng eighteen holes). L.

Liredln a. M. Jones. Torcr.tr. by 1 hip.

Mr. iBredin was one up tn the riornin. C. M. Scott defeated TM.

McAullffe, Buffalo, by to up. Mr. IMcAullffe was 3 up in the morninR. W. J.

Thomson defeated J. T. Cuth tert, Winnipeg 6 and 6. Mr. Thompson was i up in the morning The matches Thursday were played Jinder an almost cloudless sky, with i Ihot sun.

but with a half gale blowing across the course. The wind some rather weird things with fume of the drives and a number of Jost balls resulted. C. M. Jones SpringsSurprise The main match as far as public opinion went, was that between C.

51. Jones, who sprang Into popularity Through his masterly defeat Thuro la.y of C. IT. Turpln, the Quebec rhamplon, and Mr. Bredin, conqueror ft Frank Thompson.

Canadian cham jplon. Mr. Jones Thursday proved fhat yesterday's performance was not pn the nature of a phenomenon because this afternoon he battled wltfi JMr. Bredln right up to the home green 'lie was four down in the early stages of the game tlrta morning, but pie refused to be shuken or unnerved. CHe stuck to his job and slowly reduced the advantage until the afternoon, he got Into the lead himself.

was beaten: but rarely has a golfing gallery seen such ad exhibl mon of grit and cheerfulness under sometimes the most depressing circumstances. In a tournament which has been replete with surprises there has ieen nothing so unexpected ns the slpfeat of William Mcl.uckie, an ex rliamplon, by Mr. Fraser, by the rreat margin of eight up. There Is doubt Mr. Fraser deserved to win, Jiowever.

Thompson Beats Cuthbert The Cuttrbert Thompson game be irun as if it weie gulug to be a model exhibition. The first six holes in the morning were played with almoHt mechanical perfection, but after that Mr. euthbert began to get shaky, his 3'Uttlng being very uncertain. How. iver, he was on even terms at the turn.

When Mr. Thompson took the next three in fours, the eleventh be a birdie. Mr. Cuthbert never had chance after this, though he played with a quiet tenacity in the hope nhat perhaps his opponent might 5reak. Mr.

Torapson played one of (the best games of his career, his work'on the greens was a delight, to watch. WHITEY GIVEN BAD BEATING "Kid'' Whitey, who stacked up gainst Jack Reddiek, of the International Spotting club. St. Boniface, in Ithe feature attractlou'at the Winnipeg Amputations association show at (the Board of Trade building Thursday night, is aware today that Red irilrk carries a dangerous punch in rither hand, keddlck pounded Whitey ell over the lot, finishing him. In the of what was to have been a 10 2 ound affair.

The show as a whole was rather disappointment. Only a handTul of ppeetators turned out and this caused lot of dissension among the boxers. principals were not anxious to fight lint Heir frtim mtna whs plac fl In their hunds. "Whitey" refused fto go on with the main hnuf until Jie was, handed his price. Tho semi rw'ind up between Ben.iy Franks and rv'oung Stone iiie i to in.itenaliza fo: tthe same reason.

Whitey's attitude in refusing to go ion without his full guarantee being (paid was hardly looked for In view of the fact that a returned soldier organisation was staging the flxhl. There was no trouble of this nature "with Roddick; he was willing at all limes. When the. trouble was Anally cleared away and Whitey and Reddiek got Jnto the ring, it was nothing but a (one man scrap. Reddiek pounded (Whitey to all corners, of the lot and (tot him Into the ropes, where a hay ynaker was landed, the "Kid" being knocked through, the ropes.

In the preliminaries Reg. Rose lipped over a K.O. on Johnnie Gal Jnway In the third round of a four round go. Bafney Oldflnld and Ijivote ent four rounds, I.avoie winning on points. J.

Massey proved a surprise packet for Pete Uuades. getting the edge on the shifty young scrapper. Gus William had the.best of Frank Carter and Godfrey won a tough fcattlo from Young Stone. HOW THEY WI WIP EG SKMOK I HI.I Won Lost Cftlumbu. club 8 Arenas 4 4 Exprsss 3 4 Tlajars 4 6 Trarscon.

3 MANITOBA 8ENIOK I.UI.I Won JUoal Porum 6 1 Norwood ft 4 Klmwood 5' 4 m. uuiular. 4 Medlcl 0 7 NATION AL l.F. XOl'F. Won l.st Naw York 22 St.

Loula 26 Prooklyn 29 I'iltuhurgh OT 27 Chicago 28 TO Cincinnati 23 2 Boat on 24 52 Philadelphia. 20 J5 Won oat St. Louis Sew Tork .17 Detroit Chl. nito X) Cleveland 10 WmdiltiKton 50 Phllailolphia 25 Boston 25 2 28 21 52 55 55 52 35 INTERN AT ION A I.F.A(it"K Won 48 Hocheater 38 2S Jersey city 3S 3J Buffalo 53 52 Toronto 50 54 Readinr 50 57 Svraruaa 25 39 Nenaik 20 43 AMERICAN Mtnneapolli Indianapolia St. Paul Milwaukee Loulavllle I.oulevllle Colnmbua Kanaaa City Toledo ASSOCIATION Won I.nat 39 21 37 55 29 29 28 27 21 25 52 3h 3ft 40 41 PACIFIC COAST I.KAC.rF.

Won Vernon 47 28 San Kranrlaco 48 31 Ancelea 42 38 Portland 5ft 59 Salt 34 38 Seattle 35 42 Oakland 5ft 44 Sacramento 52 48 Pet .800 .500 .429 .400 Prt .57 SSft 414 000 Pf t. .559 .532 518 .475 1C9 .564 Prt .594 .559 541 492 47h 418 .417 Prt .750 .515 .508 .459 448 .391 .317 P' t. .551 .509 507 .522 .445 4 .8 403 .339 Prt .527 .525 .480 .472 .455 4 so .400 ELMWOOD TRIMS NORWOOD 6 3 McNaughton Crew Unable to Fathom Olien's Slants and Go Down to Defeat Klmwood handed the Norwood Senior Manitoba league baseball team a rude I shock TIAirsday evening on the Norwood grounds, when they practically eliminated the McNaughton crew from the first series running, by taking the best end of a 6 3 score. The game was different from the majority seen on the Norwood lot this, year. Both teams were on their toes right from the flrst inning and dished up a fair class of ball.

Norwood tookthe lead In the first Inning by scoring two runs. Elm wood came back In their half of the inning and pent one runner across the plate. The winners tied the count In the third frame by tallying another run. The Klmwood crew put the game on ice in the sixth session when they scored two more runs, and added another pair to their list in the eifjlith. Norwood tried a rally In the eighth, but they scored only one run off Pitcher Olien's offerings.

Medicals and Norwood will meet this, evening. A win for the Sawbones will put tho Norwood team out of tho fllst aei ies lace. Theteums and acote by innings follow: Norwood Irvln. 2b Raine, rf; Seel, 3b; Prick, cf; Martinella, ss: T. Mnv, If; Wilson, lb; Swartz, lb; Huffman, Marion, Nevilles, p.

Klmwoods Kendall. 3b: McPhalen, 2b; Keedlan, cf and lb; Wlshart. cf; A. Ollen, McGregor, If; O. Ollen 3b and t'handre, cf and ss; T.

Gulnan, ss and p. Score by innings: H. E. Norwood 200000010 3 7 Elmwood 101OO2O2x 6 9 4 I'mpircsr Mituliell and May. if Straw Special, $1.95 GOLF HATS, $1.50 and $2.00 TheHattei THE NEXT RAINY DAY Auto Tira Cable Made of strong, flexible steel, cable leather covered, in two lengths 36 inihes long.

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1922 TRANSCONAS BEAT TIGERS Railroaders Bunch Hits and Register 13 to 3 Victory in Senior Baseball DRANSCONAS handed a 13 to 3 drubbing to Tammany Tigers Thursday evening In a Winnlppeg Senior Baseball league game at Wesley park. The intense heat greatly affected the athlt tefl and as a result the exhibition of bull was below the usual standard. Transconas, however, seemed to like the heat, for they wielded their bats in better style than in any previous, gnme this seuson, collecting a total of 11 hits, and they delivered them at opportune times. Tigers tried out a recruit hurler by the name of Rainford. He got along well for three rounds, but then Transconas started getting to him, and this, combined with his wildness In issuing eight passes, caused him" to bn rierrioked with one down in the seventh.

Gamey finished out on the mound for Tigers and he also had a hard time of it. Chafe pitched effective ball for Transconas. He was almost Invincible In the early rounds, but tired under tho gruelling heat during the latter! stages of the game, but went the full distance. He only allowed five hits and struck out 10 batters. There was not tiny scoring for four innings, but the Transconas, started mixing hits with walks and counted three times in the fifth and four In the sixth.

Tigers counted twice in the sixth, but Transconas came back with foutv more In the seventh and two In the eighth. Tigers managed to count one in their last turn at bat. The game was called at the end of the eighth owing to darkness. Carson McVey was the hitting hero, getting a triple, double and single In four times to batv Caslake, McCulIough and Slngbush collected a brace of lilts. Arenas and Express are scheduled to plv off a postponed game this evening, at Wesley park, at 6.30 o'clock.

These teams will play again i a turday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. The box acore: Tranatonaa Caalaka. r.f M'CnriUOlale, a.a. lb. Mt Vey, I Perlman, Snwrrby.

2h. Woods, 3h Atkins, r.f Chafe, Totali TIkm SlnnlniBh? ftobftrtaon. 2b. lb. V.

McVi y. c.r. Peltier. 3b OaMlnor. l.f.

Oavla, r.f Hi Rainford. Gamey. p. 2 0 12 3 0 1 9 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 36 IS 11 B4 12 2 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 Totala .3 9 4 Trana. onai OTWX15142 13 Tla era 00000201 3 Game called end of eighth Inning owing to darkneca.

Summary: two haae hlta MrVey, Slnehuah: threchaa hlte C. McVey; stolen basra Me Corquoilale. 2, Moful louith. C. MrVev.

Alklns. 2, Singbuih; sacrifice hits Htarr; duuhle plays Mr Oorquodale to Sfiwerhy to Met 'ul louirh base on balls off chafe. eft Rainford, off Gamey. 2: stiirk out by Chafe, 10: by Ilalnford, 6i by Gamey, 8: ltlla ofT Rainford. 9 In 6 13 Innings; olT Gamey, 2 In 2 2 3 Innings: paaaed balls Slnsrbush: wild pitches Gamey: left on bases Trsnsronas, 8: Tigers, 5.

Time of game 2 hours. Umpire Rice. RIVKIHTEW LAWN 1W)W KING Tonight a Rainrii at thti Klvarview follow: Hlythe v. Miller, Farrlgh vb, Oray. iiil'b vb, Hutchison, Net II vs.

MrKeniti, Morn vb. fltarey. PaturtJay Renfliill vb. McKfOEle. Mc Gowan va.

Kendall. II Local Football Celtic and Kort Rouge football teams will hook up In the semi final of Ihe Cr.mmugiit cup competition the Cerruthers ave. grounds Saturday evening at 7 o'clock. tjaSuim XilJtij pun poomuiis will clash in a friendly football match this evening on the King George V. school grounds, tho kick off to take place at 6.30 o'clock.

St. John's and St jrfmes will meet in a second division league game at Carruthera ave. grounds this evening at 7 o'clock. Boys' club football team won an ensv victory over the llovs' Naval Brigade team 5 0 in a juvenile league football match. Great West Ilte defeated Ppiers Parnell in a Mercantile league football game 3 1 Thursday evening.

The Port Office football learn defeated the Stockyards eleven on the Stockyards grounds 2 1 Thursday evening. Westmlnnter and St. Andrew's will clash this evening at 6.45 o'clock at the Manitoba college grounds In a Presbyterian league football game. C.N. FOOTBALL LEAGUE Coach Yard riefated the Pipe Titters In a Canadian National Railway football league fixture by a score of 5 1.

The Coach men scored one goal in the first half and four in the Y.M.H.A. MIDGETS WIN The Y.M.H.A. Midget lacrosse team defeated the Westminster crew 10 4 at the West Knd grounds Thursday evening. The Westminster boys showed a big improvement in their team work, but still lack In finish. INTERMFTHATE GAMKS The following Is tho Intermediate basis, ball card for this evening: North THvlMon 10th Winnipeg Light Infantry s.

Hlrda Kill. Ralph Rron grounda; Jim Nell umpire. South Capitols s. Nationals; Phil Nell umpire. Irish Canadian vs.

Hlson. C. H. WhartonTjmplre. pink nmf.r, tioi.r The flrst monttily handlcan golf competition will take place at the Pine RLIk" Golf club Saturday afternoon.

Handicaps have sit been revised and, a latKa cmhm Is espected. If you want a dive, don't go Into The C. V. Cafe, because It's first class in every Phene A2725 Special meals served 1130 to 8 p.m. Lunch Counter 35c Dining Room 40c J.

OSWALD, Mgr. Vic ssas BssstfilassssMSBssaMBV YANKEES AND BROWNS LOSE MISS LOUISE LOVELY WILL APPEAR AT THE CAPITOL IN PERSON ALL NEXT WEEK H'lSToN, June Boston defeat I ed New Vork 6 to 1, Thursdu. in a game Interrupted three times by heavy showers, hull and lightning. John Qulnn again beat his former I mates, holding the league champions to five hits. Score: H.

K. New York OOfiOOIlOO 2 5 Boston OiOUhOlx 6 10 1 I liiitteriesj Hoyt. Murray. Jones and Quinn and Ruel. CHICAGO.

June 3 (iorham lv 1 ciftte held Cleveland to six hits and i shut them out for the secons) time this season. Chicago willing to I), he victory put Chicago in fourth place. Score: R. H. K.

Cleveland onnononOOO 0 6 2 Chkagc OOOOlO 'Ox 3 0 Hatterises Coieh. skie. Llndsey and' (i Nelll; I veretle and Schnlk. IiKTki'lT. June T.

Cutshaw's triple followed by Klgncy's single, ended an eleven innings pitchers duel between Khmke and llruett here Thursday and ailnwod to beat St. Louis 3 to 2 in the. opening game of a series of four. Score: R. It.

K. St. Iiuis oioniOOOOOO 2 8 1 Lietroil ominnooooi 3 12 1 Batteries Pruett and Collins; i 'national league PITTSBl June Vi Pltts burcli and Chicago played off a post poned game here Thursday, the Pin ales winning by a. srore to. ij.

Harnhurd started the locals sroring with a homer Into the right field bleachers In the second Inning. SrVorp: R. H. E. Chicago ononinoH tt 13 Pittsburgh 0HL'l30x 8 11 0 Batteries Alexander, Ustiorne and Wlrts: Cooper, Carlson and Gooch.

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