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Saturday, August 22, 1914. HAT IS DOING WITH ALL THAT IS WRITTEN BY MEM WHO KMO STH THE FACTORS IN THE THE VANCOUVER WORLD MQ OF QPAPT ANKS A LIAR LOCAL YACHT FLEETIELEVEN RACES ON LENGTHY HOLD BENCH SHOW ROSEDALES USE WAR AS AN EXCUSE 10 EASTLEV PROVES AN ENIGMA PROGRAM AT MINCRU TODAY AT RECREATION PARK WITHDRAW A i I i i wS Je 8 I i 4. .1 i v.a BEAVER! Scrappy Shingle Weavers Shut League Leaders Out Through Inability of ISrowu's Hired Help to Connect With East ley's Eccentric Shoois Score Four Runs to Nil. Inability on the part of Bob Brown's champions to hit Kas'ley In the pinches allowed the lowly Billiards to ftrP'V the whitewash brush yesterday afternoon, the final score being 4 runs to nil. Eastley twirled In brilliant form, ftllowlnsr hut five scattered hits.

When runners were on the pntha he applied tho brakes in an effective manner. His team mates fielded brilliantly behind him, not an error being chalked up against them. Jimmy Jinx refuses to leave Mm and seems as though he cannot puncture the ln column. Ills pitching yesterday was of h'gh class and he lost a hard game. Hut two runs were earned by the visitors.

Three errors In the fifth were responsible for two of the counters. Melrhojr leaned on one of Clark's productions In the very first frame, and the Just cleared the fence back of the show. Fortunately for Clark there was no one on tho paths and but one tally resulted. No further scoring was In evidence until the fifth, when the Heaver Infield pave an exhibition of bush leacue fieMlnat. Cuticni, first up.

flew out. McKiine was safe on S' harney error, and stole second. MeCorry hit safely to richt t.nd stole Feeond. bunted and lllester threw the ball Into the fence, both runners ecorlnir. Bennett was "the next to puncture the error column, allowing F.nstley's cround er to fro through his less.

Coltrin flew out. In the eltrhth. Eastley doubled and cored on Coltrin's sacrifice fly. In the second, third, fifth and final In nines the Beavers had excellent chances to ore, but failed to hit. Ru ther.

hlttlre for failed to come throtish with a hit the last Innings, with the bases full. The score follows Toronto Minto Cup Challengers Want Champions to Guarantee Trip Expenses. WESTMINSTER, Ausr. 12. 'Tar our expenses out to New Westminster and give a chance to take the Mlnto Clip hack," Is In effect fh coo reiuest which the Robert ale lacrosse team, of Toronto have aubmltted to tVe Mlnto holders and professional world's champions, of this city.

Loral lacrosse officials consider It the nerviest of the many rervy propositions that have been submitted to them re Sardir.f Minto Cup matches It Id now practically assured there will be no Minto Cup (, ames here this The challenging lloseadles, after all were practically crn chided. beie decided that their coming depends on the Westminster Club posting l5Mntial guarantee, a con which the cli'o cannot possihly meet. In the na.st r1! challenging teams have played fr half the gate unifies hrou ht here unr the auspices of the Provincial Kxhihition. a oommv.n.c&tlon tr) Secretary Dave OilehriFt. the Rnsedales explain that as they e.l for the trophy before w.ir whs declared it Is only fair that ter should ist a guarantee.

Mr absolutely and uno.ua!! denies being In nnv we respon eihle fur the and refuses to ehoulder the luir.len. XORTIIW IISTCRV I.F.AOI Sfnuillnjc of Clubs. Won. Lost. Pet.

Vancouver 81 51 .611 Seattle 79 Spokane 71 Tticoma 5. 77 Victoria r.4 7 .411 Ballard 50 7i .331) '7 H. I' 5' i. ft Bid OEOJBQE McCONJTEI.1. Former Itochester pitcher, now with Buffalo.

At one time played for the New York Americans. riELDEB JONES 8IQB3 COKTEACT WITH sr. LOUIS ST. LOUIS, Aug. 22.

Fielder Jones, former manager of the Chicago Americans, and later president of the Northwestern League, arrived here today and took charge of the St. Lou! Federal Teaffue team. "Jonea did not sign a contract with the looel Federals last week, as he did not care to algn a contract so Ion? as he was identified with organized 'baseball. Having aince the presidency of the Northwestern League, he will now alsn a contract in accordance with an agreement eigned last week." Lacrosse and baseball teams representing the Vancouver Playgrounds league ill go over to Victoria to play the Victoria Juvenile. Return games will be played here next Saturday.

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C. WINE 531 Pender St. Vancouver (4 'J I1 on Vancouver AB Tl I'O A V. R) a rf 0 0 1 0 Bennett. 2b 2 0 1 2 6 1 Carl, lb 4 0 0 11 0 0 Powell, rf 4 0 1 4 0 0 Wotell, if 4 0 2 3 0 0 Hlesti.r, 3b 4 0 0 1 3 1 S.hnrney, 3 0 0 2 2 1 Orindell, 0 2 3 0 Clark, 3 0 0 0 0 0 Reuther 1 0 0 0 0 0 Totals S7 1 27 73 LISTED IN NEW REGISTER Official Publication Shows 311 Yacht Clubs in Canada and United States.

The Boyal Vancouver Yacht Club's fleet of nearly two hundred vessels, of all classes, keeps the port of Vancouver pretty well represented on nea.y every pase of the 1914 edition of Lloyd's Register of Canadian and American yachts, the new Issue of which has Jllst reee.ive.1 liv lni.nl yachtsmen. The publication of Lloyd's Register of American Yachts for 1914 calls to mind the Interesting fact that it Is Just forty yeufs since the first attempt was made to establish an annual record of this kind in America. The American Yacht List, as the little book was called, was "published with the official sanction and under the patron nce of the New York Yacht Club," hy the late Nella Olsen, thou steward and for many y. ars after superintendent of the club. It was hardly more than a pamphlet, 5 x7 inches, with but 145 pnpes and five rather crude color plates of club burgees.

TliouRh "ke Lloyd's (Register today. It included Canada with the United States, the total number of clubs listed was but 38, Including; the New York Canoe Club and two model yacht The total number of yachts listed was 607, of which 21 were entered as "screw steamers." though most of these were very stnall launches. A typical steam yacht of the day was the lav Tream, built In 1871 for the late William H. Aspinwall. a wooden craft of 70 tons, 115 feet over all; feet l.w.l.; 19 feet and 7 feet depth of hold; no draft and no particulars of the engine be ir.ir given.

All the yachts were of wood with a slmtie notable exception, the Iron cutter Vindex. designed by Mr. A. Cary Smith for Robert Center, the first American cutter, the first Iron yacht and the first yacht built from a desicn on paper Instead of from the wooden block model. How yachting; has flourished In this period ma ybe Judged from the American Yacht Register of today, a substantial book, 7ax9 Inches, with 513 pases and 49 color plates, listing; a total of 35t4 yachts.

544 yacht clubs, and 2t yachting; associations or other organizations connected with the sport. Katoora May be Cnp Challenser. The old schooner America, which hy chance did not appear In the little book of 1S74, being then a vessel of the I'nlted States navy, is still in Lloyd's, almost alone In point of ae. but with her are the three defenders of the cup which she won Resolute, T'eflance and Vanitle. Another notable new yacht Is the schooner Katoura, owned by Robert E.

Tod, designed and built by the Herreshoffs to Lloyd's rules for the International racing; classes, and already spoken of as a possible challenger for the America cup In the event of the victory of the challenging; Shamrock IV. The changes of this year are: first, the passing of many wooden yachts of the Burgess era; second, the addition of new cruislns yachts of larKe size propelled by toline engines; and third, the very number of small, ralsed deck cruisers, the family launch, that Is meeting with such well deserved popularity on inland as well as coastal waters. How many yacht clubs exist today within the limits of the States. Canada and the Went Indies i a question that cannot bo definitely answered; the records of Lloyd's show between 6v(i and 700, under the varying; titles of yacht, launch, powerboat and motorboat club; many of these, small and of recent origin, ars difficult to locate, but the fuil particulars. Including location, ertram fees and dues, names of otflcers and address of secretary, are given for 614 clubs.

The color plates include, in addition to the various national ensigns and the signal code and weather bureau flags, the burgees of ES7 and associations and the private signals of 1920 yachtsmen. Eight years ago It was found necei sary to Increase the slr. of page of the American Yacht Register to accommodate the rapidly increasing number of ysehts and yacht clubs; this year the book has been entirely reset in a slightly smaller but no less legible type. In order to give space for the very full particulars of both hulls and engines, which are demanded by yachtsmen; at the same time a change has been made to a thinner paper of eqiinl quality In order tn keep the volume within reasonable limit of size ami weight. Ti book Is published by I.loyd'i Register of Shipping, 17 Battery Place, New York City.

IIOXl Hs) OFF' FOR HI TTH. Al Rogers, middleweight champion of the Pacific Coast. and Sammy of Se ittle. leave the city this morning for Butte. Montana.

where The will ergasro in bouts on Labor Day. Rogers will meet Leo Renz, a Butte middleweight, over the 12 round route, while Sammy Good expects to Ket a match v.i'h little Jerry Murphv or Perry Cove. Rogers, while here, was willing; to meet Hilly Week or Frank Barrleiu, but Rogeri tate that Weeks was not anxloui to meet him whlla Barrieau nemed impossible weight condition. Goad expressed the Intention of coming; bark to Johnny O'l eary for tho Canadian lightweight title. XirLB HATCHES 1AB01 DAT The annuel matches of the Vancouver Rifle Association will be held on Labor pay at the Richmond ranges.

Officials of the ornniiatlon will offer enme splendid trophies this year a ahoot. i a tbrixot. PI'l TSBCR'I. Fa A 22 The and Circuit meeting on the Bruno' Island track here will close today with a 2:24 trot, a 2:11 pace, a pace for three year oldi on the The annual msun of the First Presbyterian Church ToothVl Club ha been called for Monday evening; it o'clock. All member ere revested to atte.ii Ijist season toe club won the lyi.irheel Cup, emblematic of the Chur I.

i i i. i base. Klilllay; double Jamee to Huhn, Noyei to Shea to NorJyk. Xor dyke Hitler to Nordyke. left co bases.

Hesttle 3, fpoksne 4. struck out. bv 2, t.r Noves base on balls, off Gipe 1, off Nnyes passed ball, riLta; II nil til fcioe, eUUl (uuitlrtw Cej Llssuk Handicap for Three Year Olds Feature Event of Longest Card of Season Many Upsets of Form in Yesterday's Ruvoco Wins Sevfti Furlong Sprint. Race lovers should be satisfied to their hearts' content at Mlnoru Park this afternoon, for no less than eleven races are on the programme, and the fields are just large enough to make the guessing hazardous. The Lit suk Handicap at one ralle and one sixteenth for three year olds and upward stands out as the feature for the matinee, although on paper, at leajt.

It looks as though every rate will be a great contest. Almost equally as Important as the feature event will be tho purse race ar oMs at five furlong In .11 lift all the o. ack Whlcn Will coiopeio youngsters at the course. Whims from the barn of Joe and Maznik from the Ripley stable will carry top weight, while Vlander. Charity Ward and other epeedy youngsters are Included In the field.

A week from this afternoon will be run the Pexbv, the biggest race of the entire meeting, a handicap at one mile for three vear olds. This afternoon several of the best three year olds will be seen under silk so that a line may be had on them for the big race next Saturday. The racing yesterday afternoon was of a high class order, although the favorites found the going not to their liking, but throe choices winning during the matinee. Water Lad created the biggest upset of the day when he captured the opening; race on the card at 15 to 1, leading from wire to wire. He paid 819.60 for place.

Tremargo ran an Improved race and was Just beaten a head at the finish, with Mollle Cad a bang up third. Eime.ta Hamilton found her way home In front in the second race, leading all the way to win easily at the end. The real race was for the place, which was secured by Ethelburg II by a nose from The Feller, who was a nose in front of Wap, while the latter boat Feilna a head. The four horses went pa 'it the post almost together. Easter boy had little trouble capturing the two year old race with Belco lore second and Prospero's Baby third.

Auntie Curl gave the talent an upset In the fourth race when she beat a field of sprinters in ''a. winning unextended at the end. Aunt Elsie's speed availed her little yesterday for he could never get within striking distance of the leader at any stage. Zulu finished second, with Aunt Elsie third. Ruvoco captured the feature event of the day at seven furlongs In a driving finish with Bertadano, with Francis third.

Ruvooo was installed a top heavy choice and coming from beh'nd when called upon, had sufficient left to etall off Bertadano' challenge at the finish. Zenotek ran a game race In the alxth event to beat Hardy a nose at tho end. Zenotek overhauled Hiss Hebert as tho field turned for home and then standing a hard drive all the final eighth, manages! to stick It out. Hardy hung all the final quarter and appeared to be much the better. He would have won In another stride.

Light Knight was third. Freewill found the mile rout to hT liking In the seventh race and won from wire to wire. Chief lesmond was always In close pursuit and was gradually wearing the leader down. Black Slate, the odds on choice, had no excuses, but could do no better than third. The last race of the day waa won by John Lewis in handy fashion.

Sugar Lump, was eecond with Delmas third. Dave Montgomery, after racing kindly until the turn for home, quit badly and finished away back In the ruck. BISCUITS HEAT COMETS; NOW AHEAD IN SERIES The National Biscuit nine by defeat In gt.he Comets last night in the pity championship series by the core of 4 to 0, are now leading in the ra e. the first game being a tie. The third game of tha ser es will be played at Athletic Park on Aug.

25 at 6:30 sharp. The game was a fast exhibition of baseball, and was marked by brilliant pitching and enstaional fielding, the feature being McMahon's fast work on Bullard fly back of ehort. The score: R. H. E.

National Bisoult 4 4 1 Comets Batteries: Richardson and Leach; Roger and Smith. Each pair UceonfliiionaHy Cnarantefl Don't merely aty suspendem President Suspenders BBSs GO with the PUNCH to the DRUNSWICK POOL ROOMS Terminal City Kennel Club Plans Congress of Canines Under Canvas. A bench chow under canvas 1 a novelty that ha been arranged by the Terminal City Kennel Club, which will hold it annual fall show on Saturday, Sept. 19. at the old Recreation Park, corner Homer and Smith streets.

The dog to be shawn at thl coming cong. es will be benched under a larg marquee and the Judging will be done under two smaller ones. A large entry of the best dog of all breed Is expected. Tho list of Judges who will offlcite Is as follows: Mrs. A.

O. Halstesd, of Eburne, will Judge English and French bulldog and Boston terriers; Mr. A. Oreenwood. of Jubilee, will Judge alt terrier (except Bostons and Toj'b), also Cocker Spaniels; Mr.

J. J. Jackson, of Edmonds, will Judge all tbe remaining classes. Silver medals will be given to winner of "Winners' class" in each breed. Bronze medals will be given tq "Reserved winners." A gold medal will bo given to the best sporting dog, to the best sporting hitch, one to the best non sporllnff dotr and one to the best non sporting bitch.

Two silver and four bronze medals will be rhVn by the Canadian Kennel Club to the 1b best dogs In the show, owned by mei bers of the Canadian Kennel Club )tii good standing. A valuable epectnl ill awarded to tho best dog nnd one for the best bitch owned nnd shown by a member of the Terminal City Kennel Club. The entry fee 1 one dollar for the first entry of a dog and fifty cci fs for each subsequent entry of the same dog. The show Is being held under the recognized rules of the Canadian Kennel Club. Tremlum lists can be obtained from the secretary, Mr E.

R. Cale, 208 Loo Building, phone Seymour 4601. Entries positively close on Sept. 10. The first round of the Vancouver Lawn Tennis Club'a annual handlcan tournament will he concluded today.

It Is expected that the finals will be played the latter part of next week. All players nro requested to liave their matches in the first round played off today. BASEBALL VANCOUVER vs. BALLARD All week at 4 p.m. Saturday 3 p.m.

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SI ACES Batted for Cark In ninth Ballard Coltrin, ss rf Mekholr, If AB I'O A Haustnan. lb I (iu.irn!, 3h Kune, i M. Corry, rf Haworth, Eastley, Totals Score by Vancouver Hits Ballard Hits Summary ..31 4 6 27 10 1 lnnirijs: 00000000 0 0 0110,0101 2 6 10002001 0 I 10001002 16 Three base hits, Orindell. F.a stl. bases.

home run. Mel, holr; tolen M'Kune, SleCorry, Powell. oieii: saenrtee fly, Coltrin; louble piny, McCorry to Hausman to Guiirnl out. hy Clank 8 by Easelty buses on balls, off Clark 1, off Ki. left on bases, l'anrouver 9, Ballard time, 1 37; umpires, Burnsldes and Pa linen.

Tocoma Wing Again. TACOMA. Aul 22. shree.br held oria safe In the. pinches hero yesterday, and with his pair of two base lilts beat the Bees by the score of 6 to 4.

T.e Bees sot as many hits off Han sop, but they were not timely. '1 he score: Ictoria Nye, 2b rf Culvo, cf Wilhoit, If Kelly, lb l.aiiil, 3b S' anlon, ss Hoffman, Hanson, AH. 3 6 2 5 3 4 4 4 I 31 II. PO. A.

E. 0 0 2 5 0 0 10 0 0 1 1 3 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 1 1 10 1 0 110 2 1 13 2 2 0 0 2 2 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 4 9 24 13 1 Tatals D. J. McCALLUM, EDINBURGH ART IaAGE cjit II is a Chicago Toy was ir 'M natora from DE PALT.1A WINS COBE CUP; SEEKS ELGIN TROPHY Veteran Driver Who Won Yesterday's Auto Kace, is Favorite for Today's fAoriuted Trees, World's Iawd Wire.) EUilN'. 111., Auir.

22. Twenty two rnelriR automobiles, driven by the Fkllled drivers of tho world, lined up today fur the etart of the ee. onl 301 mile Rrind of the two days of racing; on the Kltfln road course. The rice was a free for all for the Elgin national trophy. The numher of withdrawa's was surprisingly small.

1'ractleally the same drivers who raced the SOl mile event of yesterday were to start. Ralph Mulford, however, who finished third yesterday, whs compelled to withdraw because of a break In his machine. Italph Pe Talma, winner of yesterday's rare, vas a favorite with many, while Spencer Wislmrt also was picked as a prohaoie winner. AverDtcd 7,1.0 IMUcs Aa Hour, Ralph T)h I'aima, hard pressed by G' Anderson, won the Cobe cup automobile race yfHterday, finiwhliiK the 3e5 miles In 4:05:00.1. an average of 73 6 miles an hour.

Anderson finished 44 seconds later, followed by Mulford In 4:08:16, and Oldfleld In 4:15. 23. Ie Palma was the winner of the event in 1313, when his averaste speed was 66. miles an hour. I'e Talma's fastest lap was In 6 05, an average of iz.b miles an hour.

AMERICA LKVGVE. fames postponed; rain. All XATIOV4L I.KAtilE. Chicago 7, Philadelphia 2. St.

Louis 4. Brooklyn 1. Cincinnati 3, New York 2. KF.nnRsX I.FUGI E. Buffalo 4, Chicago 2 Baltimore 7.

6t. Louis 4. Kansas City 1, Pittsburg; 0. Indianapolis 4 8, Brooklyn COAST 1.EAGIE. San Francisco 7.

Venice 2. Portland 4. Oakland 3. Sacramento 1, Los Anireles 0. IXTF RtTIO4L I.KAfilR All frames postponed; rain.

AMTRtCIX As4uriTIO. nnneapolls 5, Indianapolis 14. Milwaukee 2 1, Columbus 3 1. Tansas City 3, eland 4. St.

Paul 3. Louisville 0. CAAniA I.EAGITE. Erie Hamilton 2. Toronto Hrantford 1, first jrame; Toronto 4, Brantford 5.

second rami. Ottawa at St. Thomas; postponed. SORTIirRI I.EG1B. Vlrrlnin 0.

Wlrona 10. Crand Forks 1, Fort William 11. Winnipeg 7, Superior 1. Farjro 1, Duluih 3. LYNN VALLEY ELEVEN WINS CRICKET TITLE The final (fame In the Vancouver and District Cricket League were playe 1 last week and the landing; shows Lynn Valley eleven has won the title of the league, with the CeJar tottaze team second.

It Is likely that framei W.ll te arranged between the champions of league and the leaBera on the Mainland League to decide the mainland title. The V. A. C. Mann cup left on this morning boat for where they playms the Capital City twelve this afternoon.

The aame at Victoria Is set for 4:31 at Oak Hay park. The V. A. C. boys mitt win this game and another gram here with Victoria In order to hold the rold cup they have so successfully defended lnc capturing; from the Xoung 5o rontoi In 1S11, LEAGUE RESULTS eslerdnT Rrsnlf.

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12 6 10 1 2 0 0 0 0 16 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 5 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 1 1 12 0 10 2 2 0 2 0 27 8 2 1 0 1 2 0 4 MINORU PARK TODAY Special trains leave new Granville Street station at 12:30 and every fifteen minutes until 2 o'clock. Taroma Johnson, cf Neighbors, rf Boeekel, 2b Butler, ss Stevens, Htokke, if West, lb hroe.ler, ilcCiellan, 3b Totals Score hy lntilns Victoiia i Tacorna Summrtrv Stolen 31 0 0 4 0 10 bases. 10 0 5 Johnson. iuKKe, kivo sarnli. hit.

'aivo two base hits. Kelly Hoffman, Lamb, NelKhnorn, lioede.r Hi bases on balls off Sdiroel. 5. off Hanson 6 struck out by Sfhroedor 4, H.in,on double play. Stokke to Butler.

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15 rf 2 0 1 2 0 0 Raymond, si 2 2 0 2 3 0 fwaln. If 1 0 3 0 0 Huhn, lb 4 2 2 12 0 Ilrashe.ir. 2b 1 0 1 2 0 James. I 0 0 1 0 Cadman, a 4 0 1 0 0 Fries, rf. 2 1 0 2 0 0 3IP.

2 0 0 1 0 Totals ..23 27 10 II ftnokane A n. II. po. A. Sb 4 0 0 0 2 0 Butler, ss $00141 llogan.

If 4 0 2 1 0 iik. rf 4 0 0 1 0 0 Waitner, 2b .1 0 0 2 1 Lynch, cf 3 0 1 0 0 Nor lh 1 013 2 0 3 0 0 3 4 0 Noye.s, 3 1 1 2 0 Totals 0 4 24 17 1 Score by innings Tl. Foattlo 1 A 1 4 Bpokane 00000900 0 0 (summary Three bake hit. Huhn: 2ti K.ii::)'; eu.rlf.c hill. Ulpe.

n. fly, Urasheari etolen.