) PAGE FOURTEEN It 1s Here v 1919 Indian On account of the U.S. government tak- ing over the plant of the Indian motorcycle this is the first machine we have been able ; to secure, so come in and look it over and leave your order as we can't get many this year. Be Over 60% of the motorcycles used by the U.S. Army in France were INDIANS If it stood the government tests and is good enough in those shell holes and bad roads it ought to be good enough for us. INDIAN BICYCLES And the good old Indian bicycles are made in the same factory as the famous motorcycles, and will stand the test of bicycle riders. Get Yours To-day. Only One Place - TREADGOLD SPORTING GOODS CO. THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1919. TAT There will be a bicycle meet in Kingston on Labor Day which occurs | on September 1st. The labor mea in | the city are planning for a big cele- | bration on that day and Harvey Milne { has consented to arrange a bicycle | meet. Definite plans have not been | made but it is anticipated that a | splendid meet will be held. } -- { Kingston may have "Ruby" Millan, ! Jimmie and Charlie Stewart here | during the summer. They received | their degrees as dental surgeons on ' Friday night and are now with their | parents. Definite plans have not yet | been made as to what they will do In the summer, ! The local bowlers are. going "to {have a great season from al | counts, The healthy increase in membership is moat encouraging, and | it may be necessary to start another club if the numbers of those desiring atfmission increases. Already the Queen's rink is cramped for room and an auxiliary rink would be a great boon Mayor Newman will have to give up his bowling and Dr. Sands his work if the little town of Kitchener is not to beat out old Kingston. 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Twigg is wo} going to exhi- { bit any of his dogs at the show of {the Montreal Kennel Association ou May 23rd and 24th, Charlie Mason, the most experienced fancier and judge on the continent--if not in the { world--will act as all-rounder. Mr. {| Twigg may go down for a day or two to look over the exhibits. | | | CANADIAN RACING { TO START JULY 1st The uncertainty regarding the resumption of racing in Canada had taken some edge off the King's Plate race, but from now on interest will re- vive. The Ontario Jockey Club is trying to ascertain at Ottawa on what information Hon, Mr. Meighen based his statement that peace will not be proclaim- ed in Great Britain until Au- gust. The intention now is to race just as soon as the proclamation is issued in the following order: Windsor, Kenilworth, Fort Erie, Hamilton, Connaught Park, Blue Bonnets, Dorval and Woodbine, one meeting of seven days each. This arrangement was based on the expectation that recing would resume July 1st, SEPP PPPFPP Er CEB G PP RII IP PEPER PEP r reed AAS EE EEE ES XE] TTTTIRTTTTTPITeETIeiteee BOWLERS' PALMS . ARE ITCHING 3 A successful season for the bowl- ers is anticipated 'by the officers of Queen's Bowling Club, and plans are being made to have as intarest- ing competitions as possible. The schedules are now in the hands of the printers and the games will sommence on June 4th. Twen- ty rinks have been formed, and there is considerable increase in the number of memifership of the club. Last year there Were éighteen rinks played, and h~w there are eight or ten.men on the waiting list who will substifute. At the present time J there are over eighty active mem- bers in the club, and there is some apprehension lest the grounds at Queen's University prove inade- quate. However, as they cannot be enlarged, an effort is being made to accommodate all the teams and it is expected that the games will be satisfactory. No tournaments have been an- nounced, but four rinks will likely go to Ottawa and Prescott to repre- sent the local! club at tournaments during the summer. Already the jbowlers' palms are itching to start the games, and it is possible that practices may begin as early as the 24th of May. x Oral Betting Prevails, There will be no change in enforcement of the laws the against +} bookmaking at thie New York tracks this year. The same condition of oral betting will prevail at Jamaica. The law which prohibits the public display of odds and the handling of cash, will be obeyed to the letter. There will be private speculation on credit and betters will be permitted to write the terms of their wagers on slips of paper. But there will be no orgaxized betting privileges and the operations of professionals will be curtailed as mluch as possible. Racing in the Empire state can be Successfully conducted without open bookmaking and public betting, This fact has been demoustrated ever since 1913, when the New York tracks were re-opened on the pre- sent conservative basis. If a friend comes to your office you'll be out, but if he finds you out you'll be in. 4 - Battling Nelson wants to referee the Willard-Dempsey battle to borrow money and finds you in, | ora STANDING OF THE LEAGUES. National League, Won. Lost New York .. ....:13 4 Brooklyn .. .... Xf 5 Cincinnati SE 7 Pittsburgh .. -... 9 Chiergo'. . .. .: 9 11 Philadelphia .. . § 9 St. Louis... 00h 13 Boston. ...." +... 3% 11 P.C. American League. Won. Lost Chicago 5 6 New York 5 Cleveland .... Boston .. Washington .. St. Louis 10 Philadelphia .. . 11 Detroit. .... . 8 14 rt International League. a Won. Lost Toronto 4 Rochepte®?, . ... b Buftafo .. .... . 6 Binghamton .. Baltimore Newark b 9 Reading .. 9 Jersey City .. .: 10 THIRD WINS THIRD GAME. 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