Daily British Whig (1850), 22 Apr 1918, p. 12

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THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, MONDAY, APRIL 22, 1918. ' ! wo ' 7" PAGE TWELVE : - BRITISH WHIG, MONDAY, . JI , mw pa "In The World Of Sport armer's | = TR [eed ecattsgis for hse] 1h DAROY tax stACKER Baseball Briefs |". 1 : . i $ be TS -------------- remp---------- What Would on 1 Vil } : > 4 sr 3 | : LAL Millard and We have a full line of Automobile and Motok Boat sup- : : : ht : . ~ | : ee Readers will recall ' with what 3 i rires » . : -- . Two-team League and Minto Cup Play | contempt. Leslie D'Arcy, thé Aus high and low tension wires. Tip For British Columbia, tralian boxer, was hounded through ne 22 R : . + Schultz, e- of Toronio, who Vancouver 'and New Wastminster [the United States as a "slacker." * s ; has signed with Kansas Cit SA¥S | 1acrosse officials have made another |says the Toronto Globe. During his Lil 1 Ww CEG AT 1] N - A . VIVE LACROSSE IN WEST Fulton." . ! { BE VIVE LAUROSSE | hers plies. 6 volt Jamps, tang sten and nitrogen lamps, spark plugs, veak armt that cost his his place fen forward in thelr move to 'fe-|ill-starred tour of - the Republic, Gi : ! . | in the big show is alright aga » ds al yive the national game on the Soast. > irjthes pe had come from under the p pi 41 167 PIT St : . {result of-a visit to Bonesetter Reese |rpe New Westminster players defin- [Southern Cross in search of a 'for- HONE h B 3 ive your boy a bicycle and he can help during the winter, and he exj tof jtely decided to field a team against{tune with which be could endow the win the war by working on the farm, then vis uch ill with Kansas City that | Vanconver, elected Gordon" Spring Joclining years of his aged mother, KINGSTON ONTARIO h : ' { he will be back up again before the | manager and unanimously agreed to|he was target for scornful epithets ¥ ave his wheel to come home when he .. S88. graaniae a second team .to be sam. ow a eold-sheuidered cbjections. a 1 . -- posed of junior and Intermed iate nally he went to a hospital, and, - w wants to. My | It's back to, Baltimore for Catcher | players and Con. Jones, representing (With a peal on his lips that he had --_-- ns | Ben Egan The Little Rock Club} vancouver, will draft a season's intended to join the army after he | §™™ SC hnond in 4 ral pr had secured one big Aaoricad purse, For the Boys at the Froat p | bought him from the Newark Inter-|gchedule. S May 24th is the tentative date fixed he died. - Then came the -squad | nationals, byt he refused to report, d i : : ! pi. | D oo A | 80 now he has been resold to the] for the opening. The New Westminis- that had previously condemned him, | § OLATTA 1 Fresh \ { Baltimore Club of the New League. |ter players at the meeting decided to [and told everyone, as is the trick of CHOC H dd k dC 28 X * | His place at Little Rock will be taken ask W. K. George of Toronto, Minto Buman, Bature after a man is be-| § "Pan. eas Chieti 1 addaock an od, / i bb tel "Bi teynolds,. purchased , C trustee, for permission to defend | yond 1¢ stabs of the daggzer ton- | he Ready-to-use Chocolate yb i 4 y Catcher Bill Reynol purcha up tru , for p ae ] i : 1 oF \ * | from the Richmond Internationals. [the trophy this season gues, what a fine fellow D'Arcy was Contains the, Lhucalate, Milk and Whiting, Tom Cods, | h | si - at heart. Everyone Wis 80iry. | £ Prepared Instantly hy Adding : Smelts O t . George F. Johnson, the millionaire No Polo at Thousand Islands, Dbiwary notices should speak nol § Bolling Water Only, » ysiers [ Ne Cooking or Milk Required, : y p » b p p ; v he was done backing a ball, club, has{ club, on Wellesley Island, on the St. | mind, it Is not out of place to calt |come to the front again and will} Lawrence River, will be a deserted [attention to the negotiations which | finance a tea for Binghamton in the | gjald during the coming season, says | are under way for the Willard-Ful- New International. He -has named | (he Watertown, N.Y., Times, The | ton bout. Here are two giants who he ' 3 have both gained fortunes in the Charles (Chick) Hartley as manager! war. whic as vaded every realm A , " . e Joa ge7| war, which has invaded prize ring. They could earn (?) -- of the team and told him to go out|of sport, has called to the colors ; . ie team 3.80. » has : am | enough money to live for. the rest of |. ni HHI pr and get the Lest players available. {nearly every member of the team | SHOUEh money to live fo | SETURL RORRRORCRRARORA TORY Ih ! LL thal' Irs brought the sport to ' this their lives by a few months in FN, > "ye 3 i . i 1 yi F 4 The Memphis Southern League{ section. Many other men prominent audeville But for months past = . 4 Sw . 8 2 they have been endeavoring to work { Club has taken on Joe Slattery tolin the sport and members of teams) 4 na rvaral g Diay iret Dae Last vear SItlar oH ar x the Island |P interest in a heavyweight battle, play st bat «ASL year Slatiery | which played against the Is and finally they have °signed ar- | was with Moatreal and that club re-| foloists are also serving with the ticles. So far the location of the cently sold him to Toronto, but Slat-| Canadian or American forces. It is arena has not yet heen decided. | tery banks on the National Commis-| not expected that another team will Several State Goverpors have for- | sion decision declaris former inter-| ye organized at the Islands this year bidden the exhibition, but from | national players (ree agents and has! and the sport will probably be for-} no. gtatas offers - have come. ignored the deal tha Lichtenhein' gotten until after the war. There has been no outcry over the he "~ | bout in the American press. . The : p | MASTER RECRUITER OF MEN AND MONEY FOR WAR |!¥0 big bruisers, who might well ie od shoe manufacturer of Binghamton,| * present indications are that the L } : Having the fate of D'Arcy in For Sale Hy Do * w sh Co Minion Fi 0. bh | who bad said alter last season that| fielq of the Thousand Istands Polo D. Couper Phone 76 341-3 Princess St. Ahhh ahha take Canadian Jack Mumroe as an ¥ a y example, have not been called slackers, as was D'Arcy. Soldier Boxing Follows Canada, Colonel Mayes, Director of the Can- adian Army Gymnastic school in Lon- don, holds very strongly to the opin- fon that boxing should form a regu- lar part of the soldier's training, and his views seem likely to actuate the Imperial authorities. At present only a small percentage of the English troops. in training have been put through a boxing course, but the : 2 5 3 § Jarmy gymnastic staff has had its eyes = protest the health of your boys and g \ opened by what the Canadian training 1 . . re ; camps have accomplished. gris by giving them exercise out in fresh y : : : Puring the coming summer boxing will form a regular and impértant Fine Footwear Come to our store and examine the new ideas in beautiful spring footwear. Our QUEEN QUALITY shoes will please the most particular person who wants some- thing new in stylish footwear. Our brown and grey high cut lace shoes are beauties at $10.00, $12.00 and $15.00. Black kid lea- thers in high cut lace styles, from $6.00 to $10.00. See the new ones first. : ' ; 4 Re 4 Durnan May Coach Cubans, | . : 5 RS : Eddie Durnan, of Toronto, pro- = : . ANY $ fessional single sculling champion of " » : » . i SORTS dE America, leaves at the first of the ; 5 Fa FX § week for New York, where he will s ® | d ; ea 3 meet Coach "Jimmy" Rice, formerly The Home of Good Shoes. ¥ . : of Toronto, now coach of the Col- : umbia University crews, I a re- |S E prosentative of a rowing coo at | SAINI ORAS HOC OOOO OE AREAS . . i 3 % - > Kingston. Phone 529. 88 Princess St. 1 3 oF Havana, Cuba, relative to accepting ¢ ] : SE. a position as coach in the Cuban'|summer in'charge of the crews of "Bil" Killifer, the Chicago club « ; : capital for the summer months, the Havana Yacht Club. Should he | catcher, will make no claim for ex- 8 : g Rowing has become veny popular | come to terms with the Cuban club, emption, and is ready to go when: in Cuba, and 'Joe Wright, the To- | Durnan will be ready to defend his | ever called. 7 ATT rrr i . altar 1 Said' o . PR nha All HAE Pennsylvania crows, 'was there last [urns an. the fale or 0 I | rete wa cable Kot tothe daor of . air. i Ie ! ne 6 : part of the training throughout Eng- : % lish camps. The most noticeable fea- ture of the boxing praetice will be soldier will be ® ey ST 4 "that every budding - AY 4 & 3 D : & taught to take "punishment" as well >» Sh ste id Sn ; 4s to give it. Undoubtedly the box-~ A a : ; ing bouts will become the most popu- i : k eS lar portion of camp routine, HE EEE TE ESE -- - (MONUMENTS! || [us [| -------- of Scotch and American Granites, Vermont Marble, e McCallum Granite Company, Ltd. RE : 807 Princess Street. Telephone 198% Attributing bis success to a study of the psychology of crowds and a / use of the methods of Theodore Roosevelt, Joe Taylor, chief Ballyhoo man of the British avd Canadian Recruiting Mission, who has been stirring New York with bis stentorian voice and rough and ready eloguence for three months, continues to storm the citadels of apathy and indifference with verbal volleys delivered from the top of the tank Britannia. His voice is TRY busky, from the strain of speaking frou three to five times a day, but the fire and vigor of bis patriotism appeal to the young men of America. Taylor 5 » has won on ap average fifteen recruits a day. The high water mark was . look for Silk Thread on Tip of Each Cigar. reached when 105 wen volunteered, seventy for the United States Navy S. OBERNDORFFER, Maker, Kingston. and thirty-five for the British and Canadian forces, as a result of his resist y ? " or? { he first s logic and sledgehammer emphasis on duty and loyalty to country. Joe N When you smoke a "Bachelor" for the firs Joss lox : | § time, you realize all that careful selection and AAA AAA AAA AAA AAA INAAPIIPIIII AA uncounted hearts » Taylor is an invaluable oratorical asset to-the cause for which he speaks . so forcefully and effectively. He has. the reputation of having fired more skilled hand rolling means in a cigar. civilians with the fever to enlist than any other man living, and be has lived ap to his reputation as from touring cars apd the British tank be has hurled thunderbolts of wrath at the Kaiser and kindled the fires of patriotism in Ld ddd a a aa a i JEFF'S IDEA IS GOOD IF HIS PAINT HOLDS OUT. . = : : : ln fdr JHE Be i A 4 THERE'S Goon Money WY) Sl ------ ; hE er WHAT'S THE CONTRACT- PAINT IAG wry . i FoR o X : ; : 10EA OF 30 V ard YOU Mix BRA MS wink 0ODNESS SAKE, MUCH PEED, // I'LL TELL YoU, MuTT. \ ¥ BECAUse Tr wanT . " ONE HALE . 250 oe . : YouR PAINT. T Ger 4 ie Hy Tams A rs a | JEER 601 I'LL LOSE MONEY IE imi) TO GET THe sSHeD es Fox AY ONE SIDE oF The = /ZlH /€oon Mine A DATE? / | IT HAVE To BUY Austher | PAINTED BEFsRe 1 3 " 4 2 Pa TNS Wn SaRast a | GARAGE PAINTED: $ ; FOR Mme ~ | CANE PAT, 30 Jf TIIBINTHIS PAINT Gives ae a MAT GRLY % I woke WB mo { UM WORKING FAST=/|.. SET ME BAck one Bab : »- Buck. I'M Going AFTER : SOME WAR CONTRACTS

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