ogpionss _PAGE TWELVE THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1918. 8 ; IE . - i B; le In The World Of Sport |f HITE SHOES ICYyC c | Sport _ rain omer mr The Correct Footwear ss 2 pp rt. ---- i Fred Gadsby, exsCanadian | Noted Evangelist, Former Ma- a Sporting Notes | [= Leaguer, recenily with the Toronto jor Leaguer, Signs Some : ! Omag. KhaPyam's victory at Pim- |1€als, will appeal his Sal} 10. active Stars of Old lico y@sterdliy was an impressive Seavis at London. Gadsby is in . \ one. Wilfrid Viau's famous colt 3 ' avers olan : ! reeled ofa mite in L40 ana 2.8 He| ooo pos Lf With Sant Mayers already sign a The mpst popular shoe this spring will 5 1 ha a grey SOAS aries oi 8 proposa: ) L . k i | shonld have a great season National League teams down to six-{play in the outfield and captain the |= be WHITE CANVAS or BUCK in high ie teen players prompts a New York |All-National! League team, the com- | a remark tt Brooklyn could | mittee in a of -the Old-timers'| cut lace patterns. | Pirat The St. Louis castoff won | "duce to six without weakening her | game to be played at White Sox park, | his f game yesterday when he | Championship chances Chicago, on Thursday for the bhene- A patriotic fund, is making ra- checked up Fred Mitchell and his 2 : fit of Chicago Cubs acoba Seiden) in po haye td pid progress § -- To anit TE Soe Briar Efforts were made io persuade] Y New York's clean sweep over Bos- " "EX ng! 3 (on no | Charley Comiskey to don the span-| | (Earl Hamilton is' obviously doing {a great comeback with the Pittshurg We are showing all the new styles in this up-to-date footwear. X : White buckskin lace shoes made with the new military heel, $10.00. White canvas high cut lace styles, both high and military heels, $4.50 to $6.00. inte « a ton in the American Li ue came as War Deca u heavy seratolied, Be yr- {| Rles, bat the "old Roman'® refused. fa f Miller dna 5 ¥ 4 ' : , a surprise If Miller Huggins had a ' i ¥ ¥ However, he said he wolld manage . : faw more pitchers Fhdre would be ne ie -- ihe All-Americans. Aside from! EVERY ONE RIDES THIS YEAR 5) Moppiug thoss Yankees Sunday, the: thee has, received 7 enni 3 i MAY KILL NOTED DOGS. | lassurances from .such well-known | ll, Hughie Jennings Aas hip players as Fred Prefer, Jimmy De-! pitcheiiess = wonders up in second lui Government is Considering | yayey, Frank Hongman, Chaviey place for a time ay least Detroit rin x ' SPY i looked, in their past week's cames Matter of Their Feed. O'Connor, Pete O'Brien, Jimniv Ryan, ltke a real ball club - With hetween four and five mil- Jand Fred Holdsworth, that they wit! A ---- ns Je A A ca Hon dogs in the United Kingdom on [play two and a half millien of which the bid owners are paying license taxes, the HUSBANDS AND WIVES question of their rationing and the : : 2 extinction of a certain percentage, is ocenpying the attention of the | Government... Save! Save! |": © League this year 1 1 art, but have their last few i RO) £ 1B ss = sS 2] |B I= 2 - = m---- = I= Eo E ES & E ] = & Tennis Tournament in Mixed Doubles Will Be Held. * * ' fitaa's it whi 4 fonshi hi : Look who's up in second place in In. the commiftee's report, which A championship tournament in Bicycles Save You Money, Time and Shoe the National League. The dfopide at- § Will. shortly be forthcoming, it is es- | mixed doubles for = 'husbands - and | ed Pittsburg Pirates have been go- an that the dog popniation con-| wives will" be played on the courts 1 he Home of Good Shoes. Leather ing. like wildfire, and are now nea sumes food equal to half a million | of the New York Tennis Club, Begin . . the invincible Giants. Earl Hamil- people, counting for rationing pur- ning June 13th, W¥nder the direction | ton, whom Fielder Jones. considered | poSes, as one ninetieth of the popu- ,¢ (he United States National Lawn "all in," has contributed five of Lhe |lation of the British Isles, suppos- Tennis Association Mrs. May 'Sut-| : sSNA # 1H Sutherland & Bro. 000000 Pittsburg victories ing everything they eat is fit for}. 'puidv of Los Angeles; Mrs. Mar . . t 3 y, Los Angeles; Mrg. Mar Buy Your Bicycle This Week Before Prices ff ~~ = - human food. Ca Lenalt Mehain of New York: Mus Goo | . said tha the, major AEUers 8 8 I f { . > have decided not to vals tends to recommend a large redue-|'- Wightman tof Buston, Mrs. Ed- A G U termational territory, providing the tion in the number of dogs, that ward Raymond, of New York, and 20 Pp. new. ¢ uit opens its gates to-mor- | one person i8 entitled to retain one [Other former national champions, 4 row planned Fogr of the elibg! dog and the surplus must be done | paired 'with their husbands, stand as i were bitterly opposed to the clash wway with Already owners of pets jeligibles England has. held a - | -- show. great alarm and many = are {championship of this kind for mapy! 1 . . Ed. Holly and Ted Cather, two [®iving the animals to friends ond years. To conform to the Kpzlish "-- : : former Toronto Leaf players, ave |Servanis, hoping thus to avoid tieir | castom the American tournnmen is! i with the Newark Club in the new {destruetion. Walter Jeffries, whe jto he designated as a national eham- | | » International Baseball League. Tom | greatest breeder of 008 pionship next year ! ---- ; ; WN 5 MdCarthy is managing the Newirk | cluding Rodney Stone, hi «alr ty | 5 7: ® club, Tommy Madden, formerly | destroyed all but two of his entire Hourless Retired to Stud: | 1 1 i with Montreal, is on their catching | kennels. T jess. 2 g rea-Y ORI: staff. A writer in a'loes) | newspaper Hourless, a leading three-yea: y Cc (0) 5) = < old on the American 'turf last year -- rar jover & agai :re- i ' : : warns the Government against c will not race again, it was announc- Bamndy Schrelber has decided to|Aling a dog issue, which, he pre-{ by his owner, August Belmont, dispose of his stallion Jack Atkin, |4icts, will be met by more unreas- | "Sp 0 arhrad will be sen i Considering the-latter's limited op-|Onable opposition than if British lib- Mr. Drona 1 gn be se i portunities in the stud, he has been | erties were endangered, declaring || ., for i oss bud, nat Walter I found the ante ington, Ky., for breeding purposes. : A a most successful sire, some of the : tha aner Hang tounc the enforce} 'wag learned. that Houress, fore. Most prominent of his get being ng od worming Trelan er difficult most rival of Omar Khayyam, dur- Sewelly Combs, George Starr and an: ga ra Te of y ing the racing last season; pulled up harley Leydecker aeith a slightly injured tendon in a y / % ThE Ontario. Amateur Basel all Prefer To Twirl on Sundays, foreleg while working recently = ar 4 atey asebd . aff ari A $6 ---- pi | | e : Assoelation has been successfully SE. Prefs Re ual! Cobb Hitting 211 Clip ¢ id G B hiti Iaunehéd in the west. The provinee | ERUTELY ; ; i Tyr ie I$ starting 1 ; will be divided Fidei rou yas who recently doffed the uniform of fe Tyrus RaymonqaGobi Js anne Couzhs, 0 8, rippe, ronc LD) | ! a iS, 4 S as iV as B { as Fear. | 15] hooping Cough, Asthma, Ete Wili'play out championship sched- | the Brooklyn Dodgers after. that ip." Geekiy averages he is credit- i MATHIEU'S SYRUP is a sovereign tonic combining ules. club's. spring traiming trip at Hotf 4 with A . a nat only 211. 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