Daily British Whig (1850), 26 Oct 1911, p. 6

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RM.C. JUNIORS ~~ DEFEATED QUEEN'S 111. BY 20 TO 6. In the First Game of the Junior Tntercollegiate Round ----- The Cadets in Fine Shape and Display Good Tactics. : The cadets now look as if they are going to clear everyining up in the city with regard to intermediate and nior rugby. The jumiot team de feated (teen's 11 at the athletic grounds on Wednesday afternoon by MH to 6. The cadets scored . four points before the Queen's boys got a cuance at all. Queen's then started in and made things lively for a time, booting the ball sor some four points atid evesring up things. With the score & tie, Cadets took possession of the all, apd rap down the fehl!) scoring touch and copverting the try. It was ore of the Hackiest plays seen in ou Jong | while, Queen's played great ball, but they did not have the con dition to stand the pace set. Before hall time, Cadets seored a rouge, mak i the seore 11 fo 1 3 the third quarter Cadets scored two more points, making the weore 13 to 4. ln the last quarter, it was . difficult to foliow the bal, ax it was getting dark, Cadets scored a touch and two rouges, while Queen's added two single points, With such a lead, the round is pretty safs with the va deta, Cadets have a play where they pass the bail from one man to the other and it worked very effectively on their opponents. The seniors have the same play and it is a dandy. The eriss-cross was also worked and proved good, RM.C. 1 ~Fell-back, Barwis; halves Ross, Sutherland, Galt; quarter, Hut- chinson: scrimmage, Morphy, White- head, Dennistoun; wings, Fry, Gen- dron, Latimer, Green, Patterson, Fish- er. en's IIL--Full-back, Hagvard; halves, Pirkett, Clark (eaptain), Don- nivan; quarter, Menzies; scrimmage, Catarrh Torture ~ Cured Trial Package Mailed Free . to Convince You. Head Fuels Like Some Great Pressure ) Bearing You Down. 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A despatéh from Ottawa says: It is practically eertain that the same teams which started out against To onto Vatsity fourteen lagt Saturday, will represent College in the game against Queen's in Kingston on Sat- urday. No settlement as to officials has yet beod made and the college authorities have asked President Griffiths, of Tor- onto, to make the appointments. The college supporters are confident that the wearers of the garnet and grey ean seore another victory over Queen's and will go wp to the limestone city, 100 strong, armed to the teeth. Inter-Faculty Race To-day. Fhe interfaculty race at Queen's, scheduled to vome off at five o'clock Thursday afternoon, promises to be a good thing, and the students are look. ig forward to ax much fun this vear 1s they had laet. fifty were in wie ree laste vear, and it is expected that fully that somber will be in again this year. Kerr, the fleet-footed arts man," won thé raee and arte scored the most points last year. A great many will be in costume to-day Over Inter-Collegiate Track Team. will represent the intereollegi- Montreal, on The following 'men Jueen's University at ate track meet, in Thanksgiving day, at the MA AA grounds : Garvoek, J. amd H, Méhin non, Trefrex, Wright, diarvey, Trues dell, Watts, Shaw, Farrell, Harty, Neott, Foster, Coulter; Whitehead and Bertram. Although there are good men on the team, it is not expected that Queen's will be able to do much toward bringing championship honors hack to the Limestone city. Rooters' Club Busy. Ottawa i going to bring a rooters' club to Kingston for the game Satur day here. They have been thinking all slong that they had the rooting business cornered they haven't Queen's has organized a bunch of root ers, which will make the Ottawa buneh look Kke thirty conts. Reinforced by the band, the old Gaelic war ery will he shouted before, and if ueer's does not win Saturday it will be because of the rooters. With shouting for their re teams, those who attend. the College-Queen's game, Satur should get their mon but a8 never not rival faetions peelive Mtawa lay afternoon, ey's worth, load Race Postponed. Y. MCA, fivemile road race will to be postponed to some late: than Saturday, on account of the fact that a number of Queen's men, who intending to enter will have to go to Montreal. A defin ite date has not been decided for the event, The have date were No Double Header Saturday. It was announced that there would be a double header rugby game at the university athletic field Saturday al ternoon. This is not 'the case, how ever, ns since that the RM.C. auth- grities have decided that they would like to haye a dotible header at the Military College campus. Accordingly the R.M.C. teams will play McGill II and Queen's TI teams for the first positions in the junior and intermedi ate Intércollegiate groups of this sec tion. Another Work.out Wednesday. A number of members of Queen's | rugby team wore out lower campus Wednesday afternoon. The whole team was not out, however, as the too strenuous practice of Tuesday afternoon forced some of them to take a rest. They should be in good shape for the game Saturday. on the Officials Not Named Yet. The names of the officials for Satur day's rugby game here have not been announged as yet. It is quite evident that what suits one manager does not suit apother, Manager Marshall sent a list of Kingston officials mostly to the manager of the Ottawa College team, and he sent backs a list of Ot tawn and Montreal officials. Will Need Two Suits, The Frontense hockey team this winter will need to have two uniforms while on the road. On secount of the new Arena artificial ice gink in Torom- to being heated, the boys will have to doffl their heavy sweaters and padded pants and put on light jerseys and wear no underwear. Notes on Sports, Manager Frapk Chance, of the Chi- cago Cubs, snnovmeed that he pro poses to Yeswme bis old position at fist base when the séason of 1912 opens, Among the season's rugby finds, Comellier, of Ottawa College, Dil lingion, of * MeGill, and MeKelvey, of Hamilton, stand out as the most prominent, There will bé no fight between Ad Wolgast, lightweight champion, and Matt Wells, English title, holder. Wol gast, tired of the way the club to wanage the light was bickering, has ealled the match off. A party of French boxers will seek international = honors in the United States this winter. 'They will be brought fo New York by Richard Vennett, the Kaglish "I cannot see anything a threecornered tie," said "Murty" Walsh, of Ottawa, alter the Argo . "We have beaten both Tigers and Argonauts hands down in a and should have little difli- bisod [team and - Smokeless Oil Heater. 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