PAGE FOURTEEN [--, The grent day for boys, men, girls' and women Fishing Is open. The greatest game fish in the world; the black bass are calling you. They play, they fight, and they are hun- gry. We have the baits and lures. Get af- 5 ter them. The new bait that Come in'to-day and get your tackle. SPORTING 88 Princess | Phone 529° "Home of the Brunswick." Ever vihing For Health and Happiness." ass-Oreno catches the big ones. GOODS CO. Street : A Baseball 1 Somebody has asked, "What is a (hdseball bug?' We don't really know what a baseball bug is; but we Mave an idea it 1s a species of humgn prog :#hould have been dong to win it. } being who goes to the ball park and raves like a padded-cell inmate whrough nine innings of alleged baseball, then goes home and ex In the World of Sport * IT SEEMS Jinx says, "What kind uv a man is this here 'Buff' Palmer? One day his team makes a awful mess and a gouple uv weeks liter cleans up on thah céréam uv the Clty League." It takes the old boys to show the young uns how 'to play baseball Cotman and Nicholson won't forgot all they know for a while yet, McNeil, Athléties' erack young third bagger, has some arm for a youngster. He shows signs of de- veloping into a first rate player and is a hard worker. "Staff" Hammond put up a big kick about the condition of the Junior dlamond on Saturday. It is hoped that it will soon be rémedied. 7 { The fans may apprecciate base- ball areund this town, but they have a funny way of showing it. The lack of applause for some of the good plays on Saturday was disap- pointing. ' The reason may be found in the faet that there are too many independents at the game who shout for neither team. Letters recently received bring the intimation that "Ted" Saunders and "Bill"! Evans will be returning from overseas very soon. Dr. Chauncey Daryau, well known as a side-kiok of the Dentald, left on Monday to begin the practice of his profession in Gananoque. The best 0" Taek to him! The City League is to be compli: ménted for starting the game so nearly on time. V.T.8. and . District Depot are scheduled to appear at the cricket field to-morrow night. Both teams hive won their games by good mar- gins and a snappy game is andticipat- ed. Thompson 'shows good form for Athletics, although he is suffering from a sore arm. He threw it out while he was in Oshawa. It is said that District Depot have a dajuty second baseman for their game with V.7.8. Here's looking at him. War-Year Racing in England. The current English Racing Cagl- endar shows that in 1918 the flat events under the Rules of Racing of thé Jockey club that were run in England numbered 364, of a value of $787,685, and 882 races of fiat, worth $285,660, were run in Ireland. These figures take no account of stee- | pleéchsing of hurdle races, which are conducted under the rules of the National Hunt and Steeplechage As- sociation. They compare but poor- ly with the returns in & normal sea- son, nearly three million dollars hay- ing been distributed in purses in Eng- land In 1912, the year hefore the war, They are significant in the extreme, though, of the determina- tion on the part of the authorities-- Lloyd George declared it was & mat- ter of national fmportance---to main- plains to the neighbors just what - cnlties. tain the sport under incredible diffi- The Big Fight Sentiment contest between Jess Willard Jack Dempsey set for decision in less \ THAT than three weeks, sporting authorities ot oat putt y a loss to select their favorite. All are agreed that probably no heavy- welght contest since the memorable battle between James J. Corbett and John L. Sullival has created such a variance seems to change every day. Willard, after an impressive workout, become the favorite one; but the next may find sentiment switching to his youthful challenger. als. digent in the pitching department, and Talcott figured that with the ity doin ing for the Paterson Silk Sox Sundays. minor league ¢lub, but he see himself 'pitching company, because playing the minors Is not profitable work. trust the world to do its part. " PUZZLE TO SELECT WINNER. Swings Back and Forth. With the heavyweight champion and on the battle ground are frankly at of = opinion. Sentiment may "Wait till we see how Willard works in his training bouts the week before the mateh," invariably is the answer of all aceradited. boxing ex- perts. g ond week of his serious preparation vastly little doubt, in the opinion of expert, that he will be In first class condi- tion within two weeks, Willard is finishing the see- improved, and there seems Talcott Quits League Job. Frank 'Talcott, Yale's great pitch- er of 1918, says he is'through with professional baseball. time ago broke into the big leagues Talcott some with Detroit. He remained. with the Tigers just long enough to de- cide that he bad no chance of mak ing an early start in an American League game, so he asked Hughey Jennings for his release and tied himself to' the Philadelphia Nation- Jack Coombs looked 'mighty in- Phillies he would get his chance. But there too he wis delegated to pitching divers no 'hit, Ho tun games in the bull pen in addition to groov- ing the ball tor the batters in prac- tice. some Taleoft got his release Finding this sort of life frk- from e/Ruillies to And is back in this regitlar *work Gnd pitch- on Talcott could get a job with any cannot lesser ball in in the The man who does his best can 'Time walts for mo man, but the musical director can beat it. MIGHT LOSE HIS JOB 3 "When it comes to love, I wouldn't five a. thought to how much a man Is making." . 5 "Neither would I, deliv. What would primarily interest me would be how" much he had already made. There's no use taking chal ¢ \ 5 2 + OF COURSE jan ios 4 you hws worth a 1 health, COAST BASEBALL LEAGUE. The Vancouver and Victoria Clubs Are Hit Hard. The Northwestern International Baseball League is about to die a natural death.: Tacoma has quit, while a dispatch from Victoria an- nounces, that, the Victoria players have been' paid-off and the team dis- banded, Vancouver and Seattle will finish out the series this week, after which, it is expected; professional baseball will be discontinued. A meeting of the league directors will be beld here Monday morning at 10 o'clock, when final decision re- garding the breaking up of the league will be made, it is expected. Tacoma has been the "bad" town of the league. No Support was given the team by the Tacoma fans and 48 a result it was found necessary to quit, Vancouver has turned out fairly good crowds, but nothing to speak. of, and when the directors meet to decide to break up the league, they will be doing the best thing in the world for thems selves, for the outlook at the pres ent time for professional baseball is decidedly gloomy, and with the poor support given the teams, it is not worth while going further hito the pocket-book. Bob Brown has a y aggregation of baseball play- ers, but they are not worth a grain of salt to him, unless he has the support of the fans, which he as not had this season. a -- Bobby Kerr Among Winners, Capt. Bobby Kerr can still sprint." He won the officers' hundred in the Tank Corps games in England in 11 secs, as Sporting Life says, "despite increasing years and avoirdupois." The 1st Canadian Tank Battalion won the team prize, §7 to 21, with Pte. 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