Ee PAGE TWELVE THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1917. ' | In The World Of Sport || We Live But Once : . | | To _|BARRY ATTRIBUTES Smoking. 3 the ve- SLUMP TO STALENESS| Milo Cigar wis | Leade f World Ch i f . . mma | lO MiewAN Co. Triedand [i tue Sov vor aumriony togpuedin Sarin Sus tn a dubion Dozens of People Have Now Tri | ae ur : fSafas im Jo deh une 25 | --Fears White Sox este t fe tetder of the Syra = University Fhe bout itt be an open air con-j Sopp | i When asked tp account for the re- | | f = | 1 | a mend { cent slump of his team, Jack Bar wn J. McGraw | °f the Boston Red Sox smiled, and | BJ. Moran] on MONTHLY INCOME {the military committee of the Un- 1ite an apologist. John e ther hu 33 . . | ited Engineering 5 of New 18 to sign 'the nging document Oh, just trifiing staleness on the 2 ' ay f ' . SITs o ho . foi oo H part of my pitchers. 'e have re- urest way of providiag for your old age or your heneficinry received a cheque or ut of the leagu & y pileher We have re Is the Monthly Income Polley of THE MUTUAL LIFE OF CANADA, the amount contributed . " - WA. " covered from that little setback, and. | rve Engineer Regi- | are going to tear right in from now, oC. ho baseball game he - on, and make the other teams of the S. Roughton, 60 Br. k St., P ne 610. league play the best ball of their lives to keep up with the procession. EAN NANETTE fb ts at New Yor t Sunday. ' , i BL "New York une C CCASIONALLY | |My team ,as a whole, is in perfect = : A | | tween the Hi nders and St. Louis | Joe Burman, the Chicago bantam- vou'll hear a man { playing shape right now The boys * are hinting and fielding better now | weight, and Jack Sharkey, of the sav. WW i - jv ; ; : ' sa Well >s this : : | New Yerk West Side, furnished an | = by eo ' does th than they did at the start of the sea- interesting ten-round contest at Mennen's they advertise son, and we are going right out to ~ | New York last night. Burman had a really differ from other win another pennant. AF | slight advantage | shaving preparations ? "The White Sox look like the team -- . | we will have to beat, and we are -- SE = EEE E = Jack McKelvey, of Hamilton, who Such a man is cheating bis figuring on passing Roland's bunch face out of a new shaving within two weeks. As soon as we was recently declared to be ineli : . INDIAN BICYCLES gible for amateur competition by SXperisare Smerdly oc wan take the lead there will be nothing Now that summer is here at last y a the Ontario branch of the C.A.A.U., ' ie sap eller lo try ou to stop us. Isknow my team pretty be using electric irons toasters gry b ' and the ronounce them the best ever has accepted a position with the a good thing: well, and I have no hesitancy in say 3 y Pp * 0 Steel products Company Get a tube of Mennen's and ing that it is stronger this year than fans. We have a splendid sfock ats 11 at ; Jot § Made by a strong reliable company with a of Br 1. He will play baseball see tor yoursell, ever before, That being true, I can- as . . reasonable prices. y team of that firm. The not see any team in our league cap- strong guarantee that will stand the test. team is a semi-pro. one. Made in Canada ible of stopping us, nor do I think there is team jn the National $a { All national championships will League that we ce t bes in a B= COUNT THE INDIANS ON THE be hain This FORT Ba ahr Rate world series. "The Giana, 1 believe H W NEWMAN ELEC i 1 . . 4 od f a the the team we will have to face in { Amateur Athletic Union in spite of ROADS | the or and ho te ion the big series . McGraw has a great | 79 Princess St : Phone 441 ed There must be satisfied people. | reached 1! the conference of ama aggregation, but I believe the blue | s g : ks ¥ ribbon of baseball will remain in possession of the American League for at least another year." . ad | The Detroit Tigers will play the In all of the hirteen bouts be- | man has carr he ea: r rounds, | into consi¢ ation, { Leafs in Toronto on July 24th, while ' tween welterwe hampion Jaok | with Britton 1 he aggressive | win next MoMlay night's clash * Stadium the i erer---------------- Britton and Ted I is, th is | the 20-round route. 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