The Winnipeg Tribune from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada • Page 12

Tii WINNING hVEiliG 1K1BU1NE, MONDAY, JULY 2), 1929 Amateur Golf Crown Alex. Weir Captures Manitoba Defeats Alex. Black, Sr. Ten and Eight in Final Niakwa Plaver in Steady Form Throughout Day Has Lead of Five Holes at End of Morning Round Wins at 28th Green WHIT. Is the amateur B'f champion of Manitoba.

Playing under I hi colors of the Niakvva fount ry club, this well known player captured the title on S.itu!il:iy at i he Winnipeg Oolf club muse at Kird's Hill, when he met natcd Alex. Black, the veld an of sjiniboinc Goif club. 1') mill though he has play. I golf he. lor a lors this is tin tst time Mr.

Weir baa ever won th. Manitoba title From a golfing pumt of vuw 1. was, not 8 particularly int irsting tmal, as it tin in out onr siili d. Wrir took the first hole anil lilaca siuared it by tukum the second. Horn then on Weir and the A' aiiiboin" piayi i not win anothei hole um! the )lth As a matter of fact, the only holes Mr.

Ulicli did win wee th. cunil. the foiiiteiiith and twenty l.fth. taking all th in par hin Mr Weir went a stroke ovct. Weir played steadily all the way and, although he soon had a handy lend to av Willi, ne oioii i rmiiui he I his game In the noH HV HI lilt' in Ti'm.

"1" birdie. Hp wont out in wnl a I i lie! nun iooc up Ihe ttrst two noies i home, but Plack cot one hack at the Hth. This niHde ir live up i. end of the round, lie came .1. He played one stroke over par on the fimt nine of the lift moon round, vhich added four more holes to his credit.

The match was plavi throughout in the friendliest of fcelinga. ixif.uiriilv di served to mc. 'o ..11 will. He played sieauier Mm 1 showed the gallery many mure shots a Mr itluek. iom the tee 1 would go to Mr Black, who wiis ste.niier and straight or, Vrir many times playing with enough slice on his dnv'e to force him to play his second allots from edge of the rough.

Fiotn then on. however, Weir held the no vantage. pl''d irons, hile his short game was outnand nig. Won With Short Came As a mailer of fact, it 'j at the ci. me that Weil Won hole after hole.

His pitching and chip Dins was for the most pail dead i in'd where 1 ed the hole right aiound. undwntie 1........ 111. a as Klack might have been In for the hole or a sure nair. 11 mi ecu him to try to ink a long putt when Weir would pilch dead Pulling honors also went to Weir, who handled this club with cleverness ami black was awny off his rutting and his usual aureness was quite absent.

Physically Weir also had the advantage. He had plenty of reserve to dra'V from after the strenuous plav of the tournament. Willi Mr. tlluck It was The terrific, heat and the strain of Hteady golf from Wednesday to Saturday took lis toll from the rather frail veteran Scot. He was tired and lei; tore when he started on Saturday morning, and his play In the afternoon was that of one who was completely fagged out and weary.

However, he stuck with his task gamely. He did the heat he could under the circumstances, but found the Niakwa star much too steady and much too good. Changed Condition! Conditions for the match worn totally ditfcienl to that of the pi ous days. In lend of the intense, heat and burning sun, the ntmos i phere was cooler and a steady wind I blew from the northwest. After the noon Interval the wind Increased ana many 01 ine nou sii ci.io) the eighth and ninth, were played wilh much ill lieu tv.

flaying tne i Ion? ninth, it took both players four strokes to reach the Brct'n 1 lime. The final brought to a close a fflifiL Dlonshlp and Clarence. Jackson, pre Is to 1 pd i pin in a I 1 i 1 1 It tie his to to on in a a six it i S'dent of the Manitoba liolf u. socia no: noie weir made a nice pitch seen during the Western series and tion. and R.

C. S. Bruce, rhali man I height and held the green In fans will no doubt be at the grounds of the tournament committee, enmc lwo Black was heavy and rolled large numbers this evening to 'co in for many rounds of congratula jnver the back. Black made a beau what the Fast has to offer The ttons upon the manner In which Pn hut Montreal bnvs. previous to their nn v.as carried out I he officials of I the hole with a fine putt Important lo's at Fo.

William Sat the Winnipeg Coif club and the a birdie seven up. itrd iy. hnd r.nlv dropped one game tii nihers of the d'd everything 23id hole Thoy halved this hole during the entire season This team possible to make things pleasant in fours when their tee shots fell hive a vntly Improved side to that and guv a helping hard nn ever) short. srhlch went down to defeat before possible occasion Ail of v.hich made the soil machinery run smnolhly. Playoff Decided In addition to the playing of the championship, the play off between I arson Main ilitams.

lust years champion, and ilaioid Barker. ri the low iiied il score ot the iiahly ing round, took place. They had pievlously tied ith cards of 7.1. On Saturday these two iu iyn 'rifl. Mac Williams winiiim; with a 7.

Here lue their score MacWillianis 3s Ml lu (Jul In I I Tarker Out In 4 Pi 111 1. 4 I 51 8 aV 4l gfi Following the completion of both Same the prize, were presented to the winneia of these cm nts and the various chunipiniisnip flights on the veranda. President Clarence Jack on made the inliniliiction. which be rnngiatulated the winners and thanked the golf chd, ds and for their assistance. He then called on It.

S. Bruce to present the p' I he rrec 1'iess silver trophy, cm blematlc nf the Manitoba chsmplonship. whs he.nded to ATr Weir and with il a silver tuiv fmtn the aJMooitition. in addition to this i oei.t,,,,, i thi brnuLiful silvf clock, witn Ki.lK, nwnmlnrl either side, was presented to Mr Weir by the nunlop Tire Rubber company, through their local man ager R. A.

McKlnnon. This is a permanent gift caeH year This made the amateur golf championship' for 1129 a matter of history and the last two pliyers went home, both quite satisfied and happy. ELMHURST LADIES Flmieirrt Lsaie TuM.t. tare nia'ed tor. lo i.

K. B(. er Ill's Lrll' il tter. Mm. F.

Wratl.t v. Li un a. M. Mrs. w.

II naerson' s. ri riire'. lr B. C. relrer ve Mm IV W.

O. T. 1)1. 'In Mr S' T. Tav'or vs.

Ka.H'm irs MrNlrol Mrs AJ a. W. i. lajIW Mr. V.

Vlttion. i I i i 1 i How Play Wdlt Gof Kirst hole 3o5 aids. Both drove well. Black ditched to right of green and got a bad kick further hash. Weir ditched a beauty dead to the pin.

Illaek pitched on Wen won hole with a birdie three. Second hole 30S yards. Weir at right just off fairway and Black cjown centre. Weir pitches short, Mark lightly on. Weir on in three, ttiack wins hole with two putts.

Thild hole 374 yaids Weir nitch to a foot off the pin for two Black was on in two won hole w.th a birdie three. Koiirlh ho.c 3 yards. Wen sued to lolg I Slack nghl of fair av. Wnr took his to unlit of preen Illaek short. Black hit the with approach.

Walk down in loin. Wnr gets on. Fifth hoi 2.V yanlv Weir makes poor ill i ve. imtcK lojncl trap at left. Wo.r shoit with second Black tool' two to Let out Weir ch.pp il lirad in one hoie with a foiu to go two up.

Sixth hole. 475 yards. Rlack sliced and plavei loni; Iron Weir found trap at lelt with second, lilack on three. Weir on in three. It was half In five.

1.12 yards. Weir srvrnth holr i rencneci preen Filnrk pulled to nn f. 1 irhes on In second. nn.l won tt three Weir three up Kighth hole. 412 yards.

ftMck In three against wind. Weir just over. Black putts. Weir chip up to lay dead Stymie. Weir wins hole wil.il five to go.

Four up. Ninth hole: yards Black pitches on with four So does Wotr. was a half in six a tough bal Fldll Into the wind, hf turn Wclr four up at Tenth hole: JP3 yards Black dubs second. Weir pitched a beauty the green from the rough Black puts third In trap and pilches with fourth. elr wins hole ilh par tour.

Weir five up. Klevenih hole: 2H4 yards trees. So does ilavs well to green Weir Black Weil behind trees and has to play sharp. A beauty pins. Weir wins hole urn.t second putt lima the cup.

to the Twelfth hole: 3R0 yards. Bolh made long drives. Black 1.1U lies and putts close Weir took three loRt chance to the hole when ho missed the cup. A half nve. I) a if I i I I A 13th hole.

411 yards Weir found Beer, of Ottawa ('. W. Aikman, of trap off the tee. Black had a team, and the other Oi chance lo reach the green, but dub tawa Monl comhinal ion. Miss bed hii shot from the rough.

Weir Uriorson C'hai He Leslie tm th sank a long putt for a half In five, previous day Mls Olive Wade won llth hole. 3.13 yards Both were on in two. Weir missed his second putt and Black won the hole in a four. lath hole 4W yards Roth were on In three Weir rimmed th cup ith his fourth and it was a half in five. lfith hole.

102 yards Bolh missed their second putt and it was half In four. Rlack laid Weir dead stymie. 17th hole, 3tn yards Plack was in trap with his second and Weir was short. Weir missed a six foot putt and they halved the hole In live. 18th hole, 270 yards Roth drove well.

Black was in the trap at the right with hla se. ond. Both misled their second putts anJ the hole was halved live. ll'lh hole Both were on in two. lilack nemg 011 tne far cone of th green.

Weir won the hole when he went down it) two putts and was I up. 2ntn hole They played this ac jcordln to tloyle and halved the I hole In four i I when hit the ahiR of the iniound and Ulekerf on Ihe lllnl :LZ.i 'they 2tth hole Both hd rood drives and hut Black was very unfortunate In enlehiiu nrn. tt uiliiiir corner of the irnn at right and falling bark. Welr chip iped to in Inches of the pin. lilack reached the edge of the green In three and thrilled the crowd bV almost holing out his very long putt.

Weir went down in one pint to win ihe hole In par eight up. n. green. Black played steadily and jvns down In par three, hut Weir diopped a chance for a half when messed up his second putt and look four. CCitH hole Both were at the edge of Ihe green In three.

eir went eight up when he won the hole with a Ihe, Black's second putt limuiin the cup and stopping out. 27th ll0iP. A proposition heavy wind Both had good driven. Fdnck played a poor second shot and did the' fame with iron when playing to the green Weir hid 'hree good bangs at the ball nnd was still off the teen chipped dead erd won Ihe hole with a live This made Welr dorniie nine. hole Both dioe well Weir t'' '''1 a np ihot t0 thp lrfT r.

iiumi 'fro'ia io inn iho votrrnn played a oorktnir nhot from thn trrri tn tho grren It wan kgi'spous ef Plac'u Avrni' xvY ''VJ 1 and el, first put stymied and when Black missed. Weir took. the the championship with 11 i iHivii me luaieii. ipn nn right. Morning Round I (mt 3.

.3 3 in tia i.v 42 so Mir In 43 tiV 4.VJ 41 Aftftrnoon Round Wrir Out In Hla. Out lu 411 341 4.V, 44.ri 36 41 6 I or. jack wright Defeats Frank Shields, of New York, in Final Scries on Toronto Courts ORO.NTO Out, July 29 Pi Jhi Ii Wright, of Monircal, put a line lini to a week of gient tennis on Saluidiiy, afternoon when he woo the aingU championship of i'anada by defeating Flank Shields or New York in the tmal by time sets to one on be couits of the Toronto I. awn Tennis flub. The scoic naf I li t.

In 7 Critics who witness the niat and who have watched Wright's, tennis ever since he fir. became pronimenl, seven yeais ago. were, unanimous in their opinion tint i never had he piayeil net lei In the foiuih set on S.itiinlay Wrinht and his auopoi tei i had nu few anxious in.uiicnt and ihe general opinion express, w.is thr.r Shields managed to hold out and win this set he would pn.liililv i a Initio match Hut Wi mill I In he had into it and hiokc One of Hie tlllivt 111 the woild no 1 .4 than three tuned in that last a He laid ihe foundation of hi' victoiy. liowevci. in th tn soM In e.ich sot he ide on rno hty effort to l.t ak thiouii M'i vice.

He succeeded in Ihe iiv lii' gallic of the se: he confined his atientinn to ho'dmc his own. In the thud name ot the second set he luoke through Shi Id's service auain acd then pentrd the tucttcs of the liisl set KiKhtci'ii out of 'he 'I in these llr. two s''t3 were won by the server It was victory well earned. Wiiht won the Cai a lnn till once bot'oie 10 Yam 'oi it In 11127. when he defeated I ill' Tinenme, of Seattle; hut this years victory counts as the finest pei lorin anee In Ins cure.

1 He had a slreniioun match on his when he met Krii st Kiihn, of York, in the second round and Ih v.a extended in tin 1 lh. it Nuim Johnny Xui and finally Frank ttnelds. This singles match nut everything else in tin shade, lint other llllals pioducd Intel in ami good ten nis. Wright Hnd his partner. Wil lard Crocker, won the men's doubles Shields and Pi.

11 S'J lian 'r 'uiln" I'liihnl lphia, in a mat s'trpi isinirlv nne sided. Wade fenl r. I the second player in the v. stotti ht.ite Mrs A. K.

liie. e. in the la. lies' incles champion. hip a fine achievement for a girl of 17 veais of aie P.

Noble, of ston. I A Verse, of Montreal, in the tin ils of the lunlf.r men's siicles, while Ihe llnals of the mixed doubles was not played. Bain caused delay of about 21 hours durini; the week and as a result the mixe.l dou'oles title is ti dved hetween the Mis. I the lunior ladies whil she and her ntfiter. Mrs.

lira annexed the ladies' doubles title. EAL C.N.B, MEETS WESTON 1 .1 1 rlTSt uOmC Of U.r.A. FinalS at Carruthers Park This Evening Tonight at. to co 1 hit. west on ami Hl'in real rvationa.s v.111 meet in the fu st game of the mm ion soccer finals at rari utheis Tat'it.

The visitors gained their wav to the "nnl hv disposing of Kort William while Weston qualified to repicsent the West hv inning from the strong R'BlnH "nrt clever aggregation of soccer plnvers. and two more fine games are in prospect. Some splendid football has en Weimlnster Roy here last year ln i finals Weston hiive shown a fine fieht IntT snirlt throughout the plnvdow ns 'heir style of plav Saturday was cup tie football. Th mnhfLto tlnn, In1. i'c follovej ravi.

King King. Client Matthews McNeil. Bllgli, Lang. Mlcksnn, Wnt snii. Melville and Til y.

Tnlref1 PN Nelson. TViins Tnrnhiill. K'er. Hftiilr Williams. M.

ldrimi. Flnlaysnn, Nell son and flreen. U.S. LADY SPRINTER SETS NEW RECORDS CHICAGO. July Miss Betty Bohln only I'nited Slates win ner in the women's events of the lU 'S Olvnipic games, set new world records for tile Ml and 100 yaid al the National Women's A A lT.

track and held champinndiip me 1 here on Saturday. The Chicago girl splinted the yard dash in .05 4 clipting one second from her pievious m. In the longer dash sli broke the ae Irmtrd mnrk of 11 2 srrmi(N loinuv nv nrrsrii nn.t HpI Wir r'n. of C'hicairo. hv one liftll of a pornnd.

Miss Warren, mis, i sei lew worlds record for the 811 metre hurdles, winning the event in V2 3 seconds, one fifth of a second b'tler than the former record BUNNY AUSTIN TO PLAY IN AMERICA I.OXnOX. duly Arriirl with a dt rarijii. i uunv" Austin, liritain's st'tisjit vmui; Irnni star, and .1 OlifT. ifft for On I'nitod State Satuniiiy to compete in sevn hI I'ti it cd Si ate. i tourn'nurn' The ltineiiTiv which lusts untd Octn hei included toui na 'ii nt i 1.

1 Wrt rhoMPi NH. Sout niplon nnfi i New York rtty, Newpoit, 1 lt and Lob Angeles. I I VICTOR AND IN AMATEUR ''y'y y. yy'y' l. 1A s.j a x.

ti ei si jy VANQUISHED GOLF TITLE If i 'yy. sw v. ii w. i on the rijrht is the veteran Hi i ill i The pliu.u;j;ihor caujrht this snnji nf Alox. Weir, nf N'iakua Ccuntry Cluli, and Alex.

lilack, of Assiniboine Cluli, tin SaUinlay at the noon hour after Weir had established a lead of live holes in the morning: round. Weir won the Muiil'iha amateur thampinnship 10 and S. On the left is Weir, the champion, r.iacK, rurnr i' up. erinis rtei let en Champion's Smile Sandy Was Xvry Happy hen He Won the Coif Honors Saturday ef, 1 Jf SANDY" WMIit Shoeing whal he thought nbaul hi i vie or 11 is holding the Hrer lli trooliv. of the amateur ch.impioiishii.

Montreal Lacrosse Team Trims Dominion Champs. MONTHKAL, Que. July 'l'he, Columbus lacrosse team virtually cinched the championship of the Oiiehec Ontarlo Senior Amateur La crosse league Saturday by posing out the present Dominion chamidon i. is a I have yet to replay a tie match with C'oinwall in Montreal A win for the Montreal team will give them th right to travel st in the play 1 downs for (be ian cup. while a loss rimip a tie f.ir "est place be twei Kniniet and Columbus.

i H'i. ill tic klov. Klrh l.fti "Voui; lit ilmw r.il i.thiilnp rhu, mu' ii vs. hf i i at Kit islit' Saitle. n.el.fr I rim.

I llrav; 7 l.i ajri'Men 1 nr.l an Huinell Miiu.I I Ikmhlr ill. I .1 TMTvlll. vs. M.ireo.n Meliara vs. it ia niry ml rap lairv.p..

at ti.o.tflil are a. Boyd. i'll K. lier. tl.e p.

hrnwn Vr iai: is Ihe it sk i II I I'. llll Ury Mt'MI irtor ii'i Will I'. IU'I. ItV. l.H Ii'.

ii tn.r! nin, I II 1111 Cin.el.i.r, i a. thf t. I 'nl in 1 1 1 1 1 lM.ie ana ni.d a. I1 r. L.

I ia, T. Urea. an. a a Players I States; Defend Davis Cup in Chal Icr.qc Round When Cochet Bcr.ts Gcorg Henri George Lott AKJS 20 Bv the nar row of tlii niatcliej to two. Kiancr'a iinis alms, Henri and Jean Hor otia.

defeated a team id four Ain ricans in the Davis cup challenge, round, concluded Sunday. "ri, una 'ianee's ihird 1 LU over the I lilted Stales In Hie nyae. ih longp round, in us many years. J'J; In the two culminating ungles i.ove. matches.

Big Bill Tilden, of Phil Tola, udelpliia. defeated Borolia, fi. Ail stsrn 14. 7 5. to lirins the two nal ions level at two matches each.

Then 1 reiiin. Cochet. conceded lo be the greatest tenuis plaver in the world, brought victory to his country in fierce struggle with George Lott. 1 0 Tl lllliVJ, C'lirjl 111 I 1 nnn c.i.t and went down wun ciuors tlying 1 nnd a French irowd cheering him I in the. iast and deciding match.

C'ochet'a victory was celebrated by the of The Mai. cillaisc nnd 1 then by driiiking champagne out of the Il.ivis con itself A rrrni nf ten thousand witnessed the final mc. Tilden in what may provp to be i.i validictoiy international h's tcani and country a Hhl ing chance to win the trophy bv healing Bnrotra. N'ot youth, bu't wisdom was on Tilden's side and ins victory wa3 one if strategy more than of superior skill in the ball. Cochet's victory over Lott and with it French triumph over the nited SliUes, was conceded from the start.

The grent surprise was the magnillcent battle which the young uing Chicagoan waged against an old. and belter player. Lott gave all he hud In trying to no raced about the court with whirlwind speed, made a try for everything, never once let cither his cs or his heart slow down, and "tially. after exhausting himself he relentless mechanical Peifection of Cochefs game, he left W(h thp rivinar him nn ovation and crying his name aloud. rrie l.

eon Rae vs sail. r.rjiier KitrWh 1 oner L' s4 tu i nuniiiiK ruin camp In fUc i uj Lium nil iiMi. Mirtip. Ir.i KM. imin i rtnoti i ji XKe Hirni i5i.

pi, Hit.kwr.I. Mtink lit 4 tu t.sKit.i. .1. li Brow i is i vv Aitki iM' i Tln AM n. iia'R riiMiKfm.

Kranklm. WcMi Kii.h. ntT. I'nttie in. simp Ntvr n.

Kellr. Kimhrrkv Ar.d. non lliiilpy. fultowt I'ritt' nil! pruni nn thr in en i i a1! 'or. ni.d Tin 1 H.iuc.

r.iiim ti uml Mrs. nn.t ana Mr. Summer, ami 1 At ihp Ni.i tti Wiiaeeei; Inh the folluvi ms lira mil t. IVOrruli.e Liiw: Lewis. J.

K.i.lea vi. hrrsh.iw Mann vs. H.sulwisih. I i Plnv In th AniiPs (Ithw t.ili pvpntnn nt I tho v.n ill tjt hPld ri ori.nK iHthj.r.inu. K.

tUMl. Mri. in in, Vm 1 i i Knirfiici. Mrs. lirn ar' KruMT, tl.

St )'t 1. itn Haliwliy Mr. wvini vs. W.wvrtn'.an nkiiit. tira.

Ranrt.il. Mr. Mr rlf i Kif: at Him klrr i.iin vs ttf.ftiMHi tMitp Mam Bnnvn. Ml pdi 'i .1 fl ITIVmi i 4 sU tp ('niipihi'lili. Mr.

Mr H.i). v. ri i i wrr, Kl' rm Mrf Tti.i iti T. i j. V.il.t.f Mi Lcult.

lH if i n' i ip i A n'i rs'Mi. Mrs V. Mini "rsii ttil I'Sf Mr 1 I'. 'I'll Tt'l .1 lnl.lt:: i sk i'. WiU Louuucu rrx.

I I I i i I I I I i 1 vi 1m Wourl Lieilhrr M. Kinill. colored giants get evenbreak Win First and Lose Second Against Local All Stars inst Local All at Wesley Park lETROIT Colored Giants gain ed an even break In two games played at Wesley park on Saturday afternoon. In the afternoon affair the visitors defeated an All btar nine bv a score of 5 to 1. while in the evening game they were forced to take the short end or count against the champion illks.

Tommy Kound. Norwod ace. hurled good enough ball to win most any game in the opener, but retrhed support proved his downfall. He let down the colored hoys with six scattered singles, and had it not been for errors would have been credited with a shut i out. 1 Love, although touched for twelve sate smashes managed to tighten up at criticnl atages.

and nolo, ine i locals scoreless until the last frame. The visitors tucked the game away in the first inning when walk, a hit batsman and eirors 1 by Kiedian and Van Bencen mixed in wilh LorcnzVs hie scored four runs. They added another in the seventh when Stevens singled, went to third on Love's smash and scoicd when l.lov.l threw to left field The locals lone run came as ii nf cttlnir to first a leMer's cno.cV He stote, on a llel dei eh. ice. Me sio.e second and scored on Van Bcnecn a hit to right.

IT hr Dill I Elks playing brilliant the 1,1 IcU Yhe visM behind Jack Hind steady promptly bowled Mc ng. the Colored Cants went Npt, VPr with a hard smash to tne iiir ...4 on Itllil ball pitching lu dcfC3t in the mgni cap The feature of the game was the performance of Joe and Romeo Rivers around the keystone and short positions. Joe handled six i hard chances and Romeo nine with out a bobble and several were of the spectacular kind. jack llinu weni along wen anu was very seldom In danger. Op posed to him was Smith, a rangy Hurler, who whified eleven but was hit at opportune times Both scored In the second.

Mc rarianes Bingic, counted for the locals' taiiy, while Al miin pui oni unu street, for the circuit. Two siBgles, a sacrifice and a pair the visHors enrne ri, ti, 111 tin: iu 11., 1 tinni run ninm In tVie seventh when 1 Joe Rivers nn saieiy. sioie sclomu. went 'o third on iives error sua tallied on a passed ball. AFTERNOON GAME lvtrr.il ri Hints A It.

H. O. r. ST. Mf.

lis is r.ilr 3 4 SminitTS. S'nlth 2li 4 Smith if 3 3 3 4 4 3.1 A B. 5 0 0 0 F. 3 0 37 14 P.O. A a 1 1 SI I.IP5, 11 'i'V')', cf S'nbt.

rf Found, (1 0 1 1 0 Tnljlls 3 12 14 ii.imit riinnts 4ftnnnnin 0 3 All stirs ooooonoo 11 Pemtnlirv Btolrn Tiftss, Fnunit. Al. Smith. Iionr.1! play. Hillherlsnrl to Kee rii.

in: Rutherlsnrt to Llnvfl to Hopper: Kniind lo Keptitsn to I.loyH. Vanes on I' 'di. off Love. 0: off Found. 2.

Struck at. hv Levi bv Found. 7. Rslk. Iive.

1,1, bv pitrhtr hv Found (Al. Smithi. ba rtrolt r.lants. All Ktars, Time of (rame. 1.4.1.

Umpire. Bullock. EVENING CAMS 0 rvtrnit rilantu f. Atci. till Ifer, ef A.

Smith. Mt Sn lth, rf 3rd so prei. If Love, Totals Elks A B. 2 4 4 3 3 3 3 4 31 A B. 4 4 4 3 4 3 3 4 31 o.

(I 2 2 s. 0 1 5 O. 4 1 0 11 1 3 1 0 J. Rivers. fii 2nd Puhnn, rf Hind.

TuUlu Score, l.y Nnnfngs Pr irolt Giants KHi fiioionoo ft a 01200010 14 S.ini"inrv Two hfte hltn. Ryan. Cuth Isrt Home riinn, A. 8mlth. Sacrifice hits.

L.Tonra. ruthnert. H. Rivern. Piihan.

HL.Mi McMee. Rtevens. J. Rivers, on hnei. lilants R.

Klks 7. ptnlck oat bv B. Smith. 11: by Hind. Bae inn ha off Smith.

off Hind. 4. r.out le B. Smith lunasileted) stevena to miters. Wild pltrh.

B. Smith. hall. Turk. Love.

2 Htt by plt i lit r. by Hlr.d I R. Smith). Time, of game, 1 Umpire, Bulluck. tTZ I T8 ATI? WW VeV VW By CHESTER HORTON l7 i a rTB i a.

ri rt ku nuicBi Whrn vour clubhead wings 1 I 1 I i 0 1 I 0 through the ball you naturally want; 'he visitors were awarded a free all the sting on the ball you can kiclt. inside the penalty area against final secret of 1 the long, straight maximum die 1 tance ball Is found in a rolling of. the forearms forward as your club head swings through the ball. The forearm rolling is number five of1 these Six Golting Principles for the advanced class. Now be sure of this: You cannot roll your forearms if they are stiff and rigid as you swing into the hall.

They are not wobbly loose, but just tight enough tc be under a firm restraint as if yuii were throwing a stone or baseball Then. ton. the rolling must lake place thiough the ball never befoie you get to the ball. Watch that point carefully Be sure you combine this method with Principle Number Two 1 oll I (Copyright) united Weston in Final of d.FJL Championship i Edmonton Nationals I in Deciding Game 3 0 Game i i I rviarrea uy nouyu iduuua Th first game in the Dominion footbail champTonsnip will be played this evening at Carruthers grounds between the Canadian National team, of Montreal, and the United Weston team, of Winnipeg. The game will be started at 6.45 o'clock sharp.

Bill Street, of Saskatoon, one of the finest referees in Western Canada, has been brought in to handle the final series, which will give the series a complete angle of neutrality. ARRED by one of the most unfortunate tlnishes in the Dominion Football association series seen in this city, United Weston. Manitoba rr presentatives. took another step to ward capturing their third champion ship by blanking Kdmonton Na tlonals. Alberta hopes.

3 to 0, in the third and deciding game of the West ern finals at, I'nrruthers Park on i Saturday evening. The teams hat tied to one goal draws in the tl rut two contests. Saturday's match was not com pletcd and came to a sudden termlnn inn with but. tw minutes to play.) when the Mmonton teani walked off 'be field. The Incident that caused trouhl.

took place on the right wjth i ih Plied hv eestnre the i 'h Ititflnnt wont down the stenncd'on the field and it did not tak(, Umg bPfnr(1 the Held was swarming with spectators. Referee Davie Rocs allowed the Edmonton tenm two minutes to return to the Held and as his whistle sounded io end the match, the visitors were niak nig an nnnesr enorr 10 get oaea on playing pitch through the dense crowd which was packed on the side lines and around the club House. The closing chapter to the un fortunate ending was the spectacle of YZn rm b' 8 policemen What really starlril the fireworks on Saturday and led to the scenes of Id rtisiirder Pperd mMway In inside riKht of the visitors, was ordered off 'he plavimr pl'ch for nhmive Ian crimfre Ihe nffieial hut fi.r a limp I rri 1 vpn in pnvr wnon inn nvpr wa, leaving, several others also joined him. hut Wtnteis lushed over and panned them and thev ron tinned. It was a splendid thing for Winters to do and unfortunate that hc was mixed in the fracas that ended the match.

Below Standard Cnminir back to the mmp It was hardly up to the standard of the first two, being a hard and robust affair In which quarter was asked or given hv either side. Once again the teams changed their methods of play and those adopted hv Weston can led them to I i 1 i victory. Weston played real eup tte score for the Klmwood boys by soccer and their bustling style of smashing out a double with two on. gnme very seldom allowed Kdnionton Batteries: Transcona. Olien.

Wil to settle down to their accurate and son nnd Paluk; Elmwood. Lumsden long passing game, which was so I and McKeown. effective and pretty to watch In the first two encounters. ijii. There is no doubt but that the Ed rmph wa marVetJ hv bad monton team is one of the cleverest i finlsh demonstrated that they that has plaved before a local crowd tlp and, w'" he Their exhibition on Wednesday and Friday was a treat, to the fans, hut on Saturday thev resorted to different tactics.

Instead of performing In their usual fashion, they paid far too much attention to the man instead of the ball. The result was that fouls were numerous aeainst them and thoso in. fringements cost them the verdict, as i the first goal came from a free kick and other penalties against them led In the HTInl rllnior "OMIKIII the game to an unfortunate ending. The turning point of the series was at the midway mark in the second half. McNeil took a free kick from the left side of the pitch just outside I 'he pHHlty area, and lifted the ball goal wards.

Robson was all set for me Dan. nut in some unknown manner the ball grazed his linger tips to find a resting place In the net. Player Short It was while Edmonton was plavlns without the services of Graham that the next two counters were scored Both were scored as a result of soma fine plays The goal that took the lire out of the visitors was scored by Jimmy Melville, when he picked up a pass from Lang, worked his wav into good position and let drive a bullet shot which found its mark Shortly after, the final Iron I ucored. McNeil placed the ball In the I si moutn irom a corner kick and nead cear he ball fell to Tiley's foot and without a moment's hesitation the ifi drove straight and true Into the far corner. I There was no score In the first half.

1 but Weston had a chance to assume I penalty for Savage handling in the dreaded area. Dune wi.nn i iny werp awarded a hTi il a trymK to P'nce the hall booted well out of the goal range Both goalies had plenty to do. pqual to lh' occasion! while the defences were a little better than the attack. Kdnionton scored early In the half, hut the goal was disallowed I possioiy pui, "iariving ine nail. Winters there.

You want drove a dandy shot straight and true that extra 25' the net, but as it did not come yards off the tee; I into contact with any player, no goal you want irons awarded. 8 fl at carry the On the resumption of play In the lull measure of nnal session. It. was ol vious that III the clubs. Not feeling was creeping into the fray only do you want Bnrt fouls were frequent.

After Wes it. but it is essen ton had scored, the visitors wilted tial to have it their goal was under a steadv you are to get pressure, until the action was en those scores, acted that concluded the series, down near par. I and the frosting on the cake is On Saturday. Weston was the bet that it is easily ter team but It Is regrettable that obtainable. The, Dull Season Specials We are now showing large made to your order, very special Your Proper Measurements are essential to obtain perfect fitting garments.

Our efficient staff nf Designers and Tailors assure you of that groom, grace and style not noticed in ready, made clothes. WHY WEAR FEADVMADES? OPEN SATURDAYS TILL I P.M. MERCHANT TAILOR 276 GARRV STREET In Top Form 4 Professional at Winnipeg don iiuii riayg "Hot" Golf CHARLIE REITH Who ia playing perfect golf over hi Wll, fVll, Brvan Kellv, hc tuyrnP'd Cwo ex. a3 he nattlpd bolh th. morning hi 3 rturnr(j out in 35 returned "in 38 1 ir a ior a vi in tne afternoon ha went 73, giving him par golf for the 3 noies.

On Hndiiy he was Unbeatable Playing in a foursome, with a strong south wind hlowinff, hc turned in a card of fin. He recorded an eagle two at the first hole, driving the awyard green and running down a 12 footer for two. TIa had five for two holea. He was out in 31 and home in Par for the course is 72, 3fi each wav. TRANSCONA BALL TEAM WINNING STREAK BROKEN After scoring: 16 straight victories, winning streak of Transcona in th(' Intermediate Baseball league was suddenly halted on Friday night bv the Elmwood Giants, who fook the champions into camp by an 8 to 6 count.

MrCallum tied the With Chem. filling Matthew's place at centre half ln great style, the team was strong In all departments with the King1 boys and Pavls standing out brightly again by their defensive display. Edmonton Nationals never, at nv time, played thn masterful fon tball that characterized their game on Wednesday and Friday. They gained manv friends hy their previous tx hihitlons and It Is lamentable that their actions should hring to a close what had the earmarks of being one of the best In the competition for a long time. Savage and Goldart once again covered themselves with glory by theii play on the back division.

whll Findler was a tower of strength along with Minchln on the attack. Rushed Into the breach at the last minute, due to protests against Randy McMahnn. Davie Rosss had a bard game to handle and called every plav the wav he saw It. Billy Bowman and Jimmy Mitchell wera the linesman. The teams were: Edmonton Nationals tobson, Ravage.

Goldart. Winters. Mackav. Thompson, Patterson. Findler, Graham.

Hale and Minchin. United Weston Davis. KlntT. King, Pllgh. Chem.

McNeil. Irfing. Dickson. Watson. Melville and Tiley.

REAL ENJOYMENT ON CANADIAN NATIONAL TO PACIFIC COAST Low exruraion fares, genuine comfort, a smooth track, good meals courteous scrvlc? are some of the features the Canadian National offers Pacific. Coast vacationists. There is the option of travelling all rail to Vancouver, or rail to Prince Runcrt. Canadian National Steamships to Vancouver, and thence to Victoria: or the trip may be made going; on way and returning the other. The "Continental nnd "The Confederation," leave dally for the Pacific Coast.

These famous express trains are among 'he finest long distance trains on the continent. The Canadian National route through the Rockies skirts Canada's highest peaks, at the easiest gradients and lowest altitude of all transcontinental routes. Consult Canadian National representatives at the City Ticket Office. 3r Main St (Tel. M7 442 and 6K7 Main St.

(Tel. 26 861). Th'y will be glad to assist you In planning your trip, quote lowest fares, make all reservations, etc. Advt assortment of Imported Suitings. Qi3K Cif rt and ttU NORRIs.

BLOCK PHONE 2J247 II I i V. J. NORRIS.