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To Get In Touch 'With The « HE 'DAILY BRITISH WHIG, MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1012. / SCORE WAS 470 7 IN FAVOR OF HAMILTON ALERTS ON SATURDAY. an Almost Equal Game, But Hamilton Managed t« Get Two Touches--The Game a Good Ome. The Hamilton Alerts, looked upon by senior champ ions of the U.R.F.U., this vear, played the senior inter- -colleginte team of Wueen's, which has put ug a credit i able argument so far' this season, ap | exhibition game at the grounds om Saturday afternoon. score, note The § 14 wo 7 tor Alerts, does not de ; the superiority of the ambitious aggregation, however. But it must be said that the O.K.F.U. rughyists played in snappy stvie, and kept the pace up (he full time. The line-up at the Aleris was the same as has play ed all season, with the exception of Bleakley replacing Grey at inside wing. Queen's players, let it be said, nol seen at their best, although they were in the game every minute. Two sure touches faded into the unrealized by the tri-color performers not passing the ball at criticial times when the halves got away for sprints in Alert'; danger zone, Une in poin! was in the second half when Erskine was downed close to Hamilton fine, A pass to the left at this time, after a brilliant run, would surely have heen fruitful. Again Queen's players did not hold their wings as well as they should have been to keep the flyers of the ambitious city gridiron in their places. Conspicuous at times was the buck of the winners. At the northern end of the field a pool of water was located, and during the periods in whish Queen's sought scoring regions at this end, the luck with which Alerts clear ed the pig-skin from this water was surprising. Harper's touch in the second half, after Clark's dribble wa another bit of good luck. The teams were evenly matched, and put up a very interesting exhibi- tion. In the first half Queen's fourteen appeared as if they would pull out a 'win, but the fortunes of war were against the collegians. The field was | muddy after the early morning's| shower, as the condifion of the uni- forms of the rugbyists testified. Sparks played at quarter for. Queen's instead of 'Gib' Reid, who was injured in Ottawa, and showed he was there "with the goods." The were , {booting of the game was almost en- tively done by Leckie for Hamilton, captain of Queen's rugby squad last! vear, and Hazlett. reinforced by Er- skine for the collegians. Hagey, new | to senior company, was tried out in! the first quarter on Queen's right outside wing, and McLeod played on the Hamilton half back division, for a time in second half. instead of Becker, who was temporarily injured. McLeod was later hurt. The back division ef both teams are live wires. Harper, the Alerts' quarter back, is a valuable man, Dur- ng the games a number of "scraps" were indulged in by of oppos- ing players, but they Averé of short duration. 'Had it beén a scheduled game, Referee McDonald would have had them led to the penalty bench. Story Of the Scoring. ) The toss. was won by Queen's | , and Haslett's kick was caught by Becker, who, after an end run, was downed about centre field. During the first quarter the play was almost entirely in = Alerts' territory. The first score, however, was made by | Leckig, whe from a scrimmage about., sentre field, booted to Hazlett. The | Jueen"s ali was downed tor a rouge. | Alerts, 1; Queen's, 0. Erskine soon opened up the scoring ; for Queen's: getting away on a nice run, was tackled, the ball picked up by Erskine again and though the tri- gui captain wis tackled by Leckie. | icked a nice drop between the | posts from right field. Queen's, 3; Alerts, 1. Quarter time. ' In the second quarter, alter not more than one minule's play Alerts, | following a scrimmage and an end rup J booted the - ball behind (Queen's line. Hazlett recovered it, but was forced back tor a safety touch. Quen s forced | Becker to rouge soon after, which ended the tallying for the first half. Don't Be Fussy - About Eating Your Stomach Will Digest Auy | Kind of Food When Given the | ~~! Proper Assistance, | We ard prone to fall into the error of sing out some article oi food and soumslly berating the fiend who | first invented the dish. The habit! grows gyith some people till almost all foog ish put on the blacklist. This is ali . What is required is a lit- tle assistancd with those agencies upon which scientific students for many have - haga seal of approval use thay ha become absolute facts. Stuart's Dyspepeia Tablets Jor all stomach disorders are. recognized ; they are od and worthy of of a i athletic tueen's, 4; j And Augustus, grain- -laden, BAKING A Se p EN pi GHLET Ev. FES c iE ar IY Alerts 3. Alerts came back and forced the play on Yueen s 25 vard fine, where alter a fumble Clark drib bled the ball between the posts, and Harper, in quick order, followed up and feil on 1t, lar a touch, which was converted by Uraig. Score, Alerts 9, Queen's 4. The prettiest play of the dav was when Erskine mtercepted an Alert pass at midfield and dashed to the Hamil ton 10-yard line before he was downed. Had he passed, a touch would have resulted. Instead of bucking over, Queen's kicked along the Ime and lost the ball, in the fourth quarter, Yueen's ¢ uigk iy secured another point on Hazlett'. kick and the tri-color worked hard tc even up at the score. Alerts bored down on Queen's tor another touch. sfter a scrimmage, Bleakley being for ced over the lime, Crag f{ailed to con- vert this. Score, Alerts 14, Queen's, 5. shortly betore time was called, witn geen 's on Alerts' M-vard line, Sparks secured the ball from a fumble. Ers- kine from the following serimniage booted over Hamilton's hae to leck ie, and the Alert half was down fora ouge. Queen's downed Uecker for an other rouge before time was called. ; Alerts 14, Queen's 7. fhe teams were: Alerts--Flying wing, Flannery; hal ves, Fecker, Leckie, Carr; quarter, Harper; scrimmage, MeUarthy., Crag | Spence; inside wings, RK. Craig, Bleak. | ley; middle wings, Gerrard, (lark 4 outside wings, Fisher, Fitzpatrick, Queen's lving wing, Macdonnell ; halves, Pound, Hazlett, Krskine, gquar- ter, Sparks; scrimmage, McLaughlen, Ellis Mcleod; "inside wings, Dunlop, | Mcliquham; middle wings, Kennedy, | Pilgrim; outside wings, Rodden, I'! Kennedy. Referee- pire, A. 1 Prof. J. ¥. Hatch, Mcbhonald; um IN MARINE CIRCLES, Movements df Vesels Reported at) This Port. The steamer John Rougee arrived from Charlotte with the barge Sher- man, coal-laden, for the Kingston & Pembroke railway. The steamer Plummer passed up, and the steamer * Araoian passed down. The government steamer Loretts | was in port today after a trip of nspection on the Rideau. The steamer Hinckley is in port from Oswégo, sand is making som | slight repairs. The steamer Rhodes called here to- ay on her way to Montreal. The steamer Donnaconna was in rt to-day on her way to Montreal. Hon. Cliffor® Sifton's yacht, Morn- ing Star, bas arrived at Davis' dry dock, and will he put into winter juarters. . The &teambarge Jeska is at the Davis' dry dock, undergoing gome re-; The steamers Sowards and Ring- leader cleared for Oswego. . T. Co.'s elevator. -- Steamer Ad- vance passed up this morning on he: way to Port Colborne, to igad grain for Montreal: tug Bronson from Montreal, three light barges, cleared for Montreal, with three grain-laden barges; steamers Rosemount and Turret Crown. grain-laden, from Fort William, are due to arrive dur- ing the day, to discharge; tug Bart- lett cleared from Port Dalhousie, fast night, with tne barges Melrose for Mon- treal. schooner Julip B. 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The inquest held at Sharbot Lake into the death of the late William Greene, conductor on the Canadian Pacific Railway, who met death near Sharbot Lake on Saturday, resulted in a verdict of accidental death. The inquest was held on Saturday after- noon and afterwards the body was re- moved to 's late home at Havelock. Wf The engine which crashed into train in which the late conductor was in charge, was considerably disabled by the accident and it took all Sunday to get it in condition to move. thy. LADY MISSIONARY SPEAKS In Cooke's Church ob Her Work i India. Miss M. McKellar, M.D. a graduat/ of the Woman's Medical college Kingston, and a missionary of India spoke in Cooke's church on Sunda; at the mornidg service oun her work Miss McKellar recounted in an inter esting way, the value of medical aid to the suffering in India as a prepar- ation for carrying to them the gos p | message. She, hersglf, during the time of the recent famine and plague, bad tended a great many sufferers. 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