Daily British Whig (1850), 3 Oct 1918, p. 12

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a THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1918. ¥ "A I Don't Until the prices go up as they may do any day, but buy now. . We will sell a few of these machines for: $1 CASH And you buy six records and then $2 per week until Grafonola is paid for. COLUMBIA RECORDS We have all the latest and a great many of the good old ones. - TREADGOLD SPORTING GOODS CO. lio 529 gift for all the family for all the year around ° jo45 for Grafonola Wait | SOME OF THE YOUTHFUL STARS OF THE YEAR, "through ~ en" 5c Poet Cigar 5c Look for Silk Thread on Tip of Each Cigar. S. OBERNDORFFER, Maker, Kingston. » 4 MONUMENTS! ! i cCallum Granite Corry: Lids Telephone 1931 RAILWAY SERRA ME TABI ---- IN EFFECT SEPT. 20TH, 1915. ---- pains will 'arrive at City Station, pe ot dei Juknsen Street, z afi vs va sadE20 8m Bi Eh Hid NE Tate LA I hy hag m Lve, City Arr. city nia real40 aun. jiiam vw 310m, 52 am. ,¢.12.20 p.m. 12.52 p.m. Yad 115 pm. 2. 16 pam. Arr. City 1257 am, 3.52.a, "Tommy Burns Again Tommy Burns, former heavy- | weight champion. of the world knock- ed out "Tex" Foster in the fourth round of a scheduled ten round fight at Prince Rupert, B. C. Burns is in the Canadian army. £ Sr ---------- LS A circus can pull a sick boy out 'of bed after three doctors have failed. BRINGING UP FATHER ~itawa on October In the World of Sport NOT ANY CLASSES FOR DOCKED HORSES |THE NL H.A. SUSPENDS FOR ANOTHER YEAR| The Youngsters Who Mave | Entrants Shown ¢ to Saddle at This Will Again Le Leave Toronto Shone in the Various Ath= letic Arenas. ----e f | few new tars twinkied | the smoke' of battle this | year. They are all youngsters, too, | and most of them registered for the draft the other "day --under the "eighteen "to twenty-one" ruling. Their performances are too worthy to remain hidden under the turmoil of conflict, so here they are. The most. sensational} eof the lot was young Jack Dempsel, a 186- pound battler from ihe west, who tore right through the ranks of the heavyweights and finished up with a 20-second knockout of a big Fred Fulton. [This Dempsey is a real fighter--the best that has appeared in many years, and is without doubt the best ring fighter in the world to-day. Jess Willard, the ungrate- ful and unpopular mammoth, has refused tp meet him, and well he might, for Dempéey would whale him 'unmereifully unless Jess did a deal of training: Jack met with a setback a few nights ago out in San Francisco at the hands of Willie Meehan, but the. affair was only a four-round go, and not a genuine test. Lew Tendler, a Philadelphia lightweight, - who only tips the scales arjund 130 pounds, has been knocking them all over in first- class style, Baseball developed quite a few youngstens ghis year through mne- cessity. The war eut deep into the ranks of the ball clubs and the va- cancieg werd filled with veterans and kids, some of whom made the most of the chance given them. Among these were "Kid" Hollocher, the slar player of the Chicago Cubs. This Riminutive bit. of activity not only fielded in great style, but led the club 'in batting. Another find was Bill Southworth of: the Pitts- burg Pirates, This chap led, the National League in batting his year, which is a remarkable achieve- ment, particularly for a young play- er just breaking in. Herd Thormahlen , of the Yan- kees, Scott Pery, the much discu ed pitcher of Mack's Athletics; Sam Jones of the Red Sox, Pick of the Cubs, and Ross Young of the Giantg are among the others who have made real good. Tennis produced a good player in sixteen-year-old Vincent. Richards, who won the boys" national title, and played through several rounds in thé main event; the national lawn tennis = championship, which was won by Lindley Murray. The Anderson brother. of New York, neither over eighteen, engag- ed in several tournaments in which they usually had to play each other in the finals. Frank (Shea, a ' University of Pittsburg runner, started the ath- letic world by running the quarter mile in 47 3-5 seconds. This race was run in the rain, too. On the turf young Lyke was about the only one new to show in front this year with any frequency. However, Preece, another young- ster, did very well. Indoors at the bililard = table young Walter Cochran demonstrat ed himself as the most worthy op- |: ponent of Willie © Hoppe, if Hoppe has such a thing as a worthy op- ponent. A am McGILL DECLINES TO PLAY NIAGARA CAMP Games Already Arranged With Ottawa and Royal Mili= tary College. Thyt the McGill wartime football club will engage in four games this fall was definitely assured yester- day when arrangements were clos- ed for the return match with Royal Military College. The RM.C. team opens the local season in Montreal on October 19th, though this will not be the first game for McGill, as the red and white team 'goes to Ot- 12th. Ottawa plays here October 26th, and Mec- Gill's season will close, in all pro- bability, with the RIM.C. game on November 2nd. That .interest in football is Keen was evidenced when Secretary How- ard Melville of the MeGill Union received a letter from the secretary of the Rugby club of -the Machine Gun Section at Niagara Camp #ck- ing for home and home games with the college team. Unfortunately, it will not be possible to grant this re- questi<ag the McGill dates are now fully taken up. + Jennings For France. Hughie Jennings, manager of the Detroit Tigers, has announced that he has agreed to join the' Knights of Columbus forces in France. © os ee and for many New York Must Long Tails. ro cmt In making up the prize i be issued for the News Y« Horse Show all glasses saddje" horses have The type has bBeconie tinct that the few will have to compere i classes with long-tailed h thoroughbred type, whicl nate the show rings. The action of deemed to mark the old-time type of 3addle held: undisputed sway in days of the horse she I years a begin ning of the end ¢ vian Gooch of Windsor, engaged to judge about ago. He pronounced th saddle horses too ing they looked like and in judging he prizes to a few lon the thoroughbred type horsemen _who knew lish expert liked. ass the har ve Owners and admirers of the led, * Sty comn ant actioned, horses raised Gooch's revolutionary aw association stood behind came hack year after y English type was firmly here. Exfibitors of docked h ened to go on strike began to run and the National high a Horse ciation then poured oil on bled waters = by maku classes for docked dle horses, Left Russell, who pit Athletics a few recent offensive in a" L. tor 'held by the Americ stopped a shrapnel bal head, the steel slug nryk gash across his forehea taken to the field where he is now conva it is said that he will 'So to go x . his post line trench ssell, more, cost Con Mack EN. CURRIE G He knows that this is two things--discipliae appearance. and The oficers 'are responsible for discipline--the AutoSirop QF suiart appearance; The AutoStrop Safety has been of National Service in Aéeping, with the aid of soap and water, the faces of many of our soldiers in a fresh, comfortable condition. Your soldier will appreciate anything else, an AutoStrop--the only razor that more than automatically sharpens it biudes, therefore, the only one that is petmanently teady for service. Price $5.00 At leading stores everywhere 2, postage will debiv, usSirop rop Rasor Overseas by Auk class registered mail, AutoStrop Safety Rs Razor Co., 3.87 Ba. St, eosin Ont, shown passing rward "harne the tailed exhibited wha when the strongly ag and un years ago, wounded in action in France: dressing station, who was de- stated repeatedly that the morale of our troops is without equal. Have i list soon to | rk National | i for dockec 1 heen eliminated: y nearly exz hereafter n the same orses of ie 1 now dome is the yorse whi a the = ea yack in 1883, The 1 e when Vi- gland, ociation of was fitteen years ie Ssy i ness he pri horses of by ait the Eng- britli- docked tion over ards, hut the him, and he ear until the established orses threat- tide gainst them, Show - the 1 separate docked: sad- hed for the has heen In ad orraine sec- ans, Russell 1 with his ing an azly ¢ He was lesecing, and on-be ready in the front $11,000, has due to smart Razor Clean, y s own er an 51-818 Nx | -. i i Club Without a Place to -------- At a meeting of the National Hoe- key Assoc iation, held in Montreal, at! which five clubs were represented, it} was decided to suspend operations | for another season. The suspension ame from a motion of S. B. Lichten- hein, of the Wer and was seq onded. by George Kennedy, diens. Torontos and Ontarios voted against the motion a could see no| cause for the suspension, while ot- | tawa, which club had the deciding | vote, cast it for the motion, with the! result that the N.H.A.,will move out| Of the way for the National Hockey | League, the new association formed | a year ago, for another season. | The suspension of operation by | the National Hoekey Association means that the Toronto club, under the ownership and control of BE. J.! 'Livingston, will not be operated this | of Cana-| - {season, as the owner does not hold al franchise in the new association. Al year ago his players were leased to-a Toronto elub, run a the Arena Cosi- pany of Toronto, aiid won the cham-| pionship. | Following the meeting of the N.H.| A., an informal gathering of the mentbers of tite National Hoe key | League was held and the plans for the season discussed. No definite | action was taken other than that al meeting was decided on to be called | within: a .couple of weeks. palied] C older was re-elected presi- | dent of the N.H.A. and the board of | directors were all re-elected and the syle of the Quebec club franchise to Pércy Quinn of Toronto was ratified. | SUNDAY FOOTBALL AT | THE HARVARD STADIUM| Adjutant Dunham Tells of U.S. Government's Attitude To- ward College Sport. Harvard Sta- played tins the Har- Sunday football in the dium will be very likely fall bya team repre senting vare soldiery and units of nearby col leges, such Tufts, .Baston College and Massachusetts Institute of Tech- This will be the first Sab: as nology. bath football game ever staged in the Stadium, although Soldiers' "Field has heen the scene of several Sunday base- ball games the past summer, That there is a® possibility of the Harvard Army Framing Corps- play= ing footbafl this fall was made known to-day wien Captain Carroll Dun- Sham, Adju Ml answer to questions regarding the Government's attitude toward college spofis, said: "The Government] believes in ath- letics to foster company spirit and maintain. the high forale of the unit, but it has taken an aggressive afti- tude toward the heavy expense of or- anized athletics. Long Arips, pro- fessional coaches and expensive train- ing tables are taboo." Professional Hockey "Mystery." Toronto Star: The prefessional hockey league has Begun its annual "mystery" talk and from new on until about time for the ice to appear, Montreal, Ottawa and "Toronto fans will be entitled to guess as to who's who, and what's what in pro. circles. As a matter of fact it appears that Saturday's meeting in. Montreal not only. failed to elarify the situation, but added to the mystery surrounding the ops tions of the league. If was annowi.. .d, following the conferences of the club owners, that-the National Hockey *Assoeciation had suspended for the time being, and that no move had yet been made to reorganize the National Hockey League, under which name the series was conducted last year. The Quehec franchise in the N. H. A. was transferred to Percy Quinn of the Toronto Shamrokks, and he and the Torontos voted together against the suggestion to suspend for the season, but Wanderers, Cana- diens and Ottawas" voted the other way, the last-named having the de- ciding vote. Meanwhile, the Toron- tos and Shamrocks hoth expect to play this coming winter, but in what league or rink, or company, nobody seems to know. » AH Lovely in Wogdstock. Everything is peace and happiness in Woodstock hockéy circles. The dissatisfaction among some of the lsyers and fans over the manage- pent elected for the junior team has isappeared, and the players, headed by Harry King, came out yesterday with a signed statement declaring their willingness to co-operate with the new officers in putting this city on the hockey map this winter. 4 The man who is forever looking We aim to prevent your car running rather t able ounce of service out a new one trouble No other battery like it. more reliable. gonally Braced' principle. onstrate its superiority, Phone 201 an lay it ap, of your old battery rather than sell yon INSPECTION FREE We Are Now Official Service Station For Reliable Battery Repairing and Re-charging rather than repair it, to keep and to get the last profit- Guaranteed 18 Months More powerful, Plate built for strength on the Diamond "'Dia- Come in and let us explain; and dem- longer lasting, George Boyd Bring Back Memories of Home to the Kingston Boys by Sending a Box of Cigars Made in Kingston MILO for Christmas. 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Bonhag has a a commission as lieutenant in aviation from the War Department, and expects to take up his new duties next week. The for- mer champion will spend about a month at Mineola gaining experience backward never gets very far ahead. as a promoter of athletics. letics at the "United States aviation, USE the classified on every ovens. ion when you need the service it can render you---that's the way to make advertising "pay." v3 The Secretary of State has issued warrants, under the consolidated orders, respecting censorship, for- bidding the possession in 8 Canada of copies of two and important Sevulsted publications of am extremely revo- lutionary and socialistic type, ub lished in Winnipeg. , ¢ iS By GEORGE McMANUS C1 WERE L0iINg OUT TO THE KOLY LINKS THIS AFTERNOON a NO - THANKS + IVE LOST Mg TASTE FOR GOLF 1 LOT HIT IN THE MOUTH WITH A GOLF PALL YE ETE RDAY! :

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