MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 1919, THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG Notic Our Hyslop and Cleveland Bicycles have not changed in prices -- $43.00, $45.00, $50.00--all this year's stock. fom Harvey Milne 272 Bagot Street, Kingston. Sole Agents for Dayton Airless Tires. {| break into the win column. Why Not Community Silver ? When you have in mind a wed- ding gift or replacing your own Bilver, why not make it Coin- munity Plate, beautiful and the quality cf the best. » We have a completa stock in the favorite pattérn---Palrician. Complete Cabinets or individual pieces. Kinnear & d'Esterr JEWELERS 100 PRINCESS ST. ®1t's a course laid out by nature that you should require reading or close work glasses after the age forty. It You find it not so easy to read and sew after this age answer nature's warning and . + Have Your Eyes / Exam- ined by © The patterns are distinctive and' ihe SOX ouTeuASsD FAILED TO MEASURE UP TO EX- PEOTATIONS ON SATURDAY ll Atertcs won out vy 17 to 7, AL though Handicapped. by Absence of Beveral Players. Red Sox were outclassed again in a scheduled game of the City League at the Cricket Field on Saturday af- ternoon before a fair attendance. Athletics defedted them by a score of 17 to 7 and though the losers, showed signs of revival in some of the i innings the Athletics were never in danger of defeat. Palmer's sports were handicapped by having neither fill | Purtell, nor Derry, the regular twirl dil | ers, In the box, but even with this advantagé the Red Sox could not E»oor and Spencer handled the ball very well, considering the fact that both were playing out of their regular po- sitions, but with the usual pitchers jill | it is ceftain that the Red Sox would have feat. Runs were chalked up in every in- nings except the third by the Ath- letics, and only jn the sixth and seventh innings did .'"'Garnie's" cubs show signs of animation. In the former innings Chadwick, Stagg and 'a more overwhelming de- the first was called at the home plate. The latter two, however, passed over on a double of Briceland, who show- od unusual hitting ability during the game. Hughes was struck out, but Briceland scored on a single of Reid. In the seventh innings Haines start- éd off with a triple and notched up on Chadwick's single, who also add- od one of Stagg"s doubla. Stagg trotted over oft a three sacker from Bricéland, who followed in on Spen- cer's wild pitch. The teams: Athletics Spoor, p, If, and 3b .... Schults, 1b Thompson, ss Cotman, c. MeNefll, Shand If. ........ 3 Spencer, If and p.......... Twigg, 2b . Conley, cf Hughes, rf olcococcocos! 0 we Saunders, 2b Chadwick, rt and p Stage, 1b George, 3b. Briceland, If. Hughes, p. and rf BRold.a ..... 3 ihn inn 0 Beswick, 88. ............. 0 be © 00 to co JT covcomwwma \ The score by innings: Athletios ....310121243--17 22 0 Red Sox ....000008400-- 7 15 7 The summary--THhree base hits, J. J. STEWART, = 8p r; Briceland Haines, Stagg; two base hits, Spoor, Schultz, Cot- Saunders, Stagg, Briteland; stolen bases, Spoor 2 Thompson, McNeill 3, Twigg 8; Con- ley, Haines, Chadwick, Stagg; base on balls, Schultz, Haines, Stagg: striok out, by Spoor 4, by Spencer 2, by Chadwick 1; hit by batted ball. Saunders; left on bases: Athletics 8, Red Sox 8. pire-- Charles Moxley; réferee, Capt. Laroche. base PATH BURNERS ARK NOTCHING UP STEALS Spoor continués at the top of the City League, as the best hase steal- ¢f and he pulled up his record as @ result of Saturday's game, when he 9d two. The offer of a fishing rod for the player trotting for the most bases, has stimulated the path burn- ors and the record now stands as fol- lows: . Spoor, Athletics ......vvoviue McNeill, Athletics Baker, Ponies Thompson, Athletics .. Twigg, Athleticgs. . Cotman, Athletics .. Stevenson, Red Sox . O'Gorman, Athletics ......... Gallagher, Ponies . . Paley, Ponies . .. ughes, Athletics put Returned Soldier Played. who showed up well in 'game, in center field, is George trotted around on singles, but |) MILITARY FOOTBALL. The Shipbuilders Defeated the 21st! Batt. An unusually large crowd assembk ed at the cricket field to witness the football game between the 21st and the Shipbuilders on Saturday eyen- ing, which was won by the latter by a score of 4 to 3.~Fhe 21st team had received a number of new players #incethe last game and presented a stronger feam than at any previous match. Only hard luck can dccount for the result. Every moment was full of intense excitement. At the end of the first period the score stood 2 to 3 in favor of the Shipbullders and the 21st made a great effort during the second to overtake the lead, but each side scored and when the end came the Shipbuilders still held their advantage. There were numerous splendid individual plays, but both teams have improved very much in team work, that of the shipbuilders being particularly good. Harrison or "Blackie" is the most dependable player of the 21st. He always Is there no matter what happens. Jar- rett showed good form and scored in the first half. All of the forwards for the shipbuilders played an aggres- sive game, The line-up was as fol- ows: SHIPBUILDERS 21ST. Batty Forbes. ..i....right back ..J. Heap right back W. Heap ..F, Tyson centre half ,.. Hurst left half ..Vallentine outside right . Brown + «eva «inside right .Jarrett cen. for'd Honeysett Montgomery. . .inside left . Harrison outside left ....Reid Referee---MacFarlane, Field Linesman--Guy and W. J. P. Morgan. ¢ MANY CANOE RACES TO TAKE PLACE AT GANANOQUE Gananoque {8 going to be the cen- tre of a number of interesting water events during the next two weeks. On Thursday next the annual reget- ta of the northern division of the Canadian Canoe Association will be held there and paddlers from all parts of the continent will be present :{ to take part in the races which in- ¢lude yacht race, motor heat race, club boat deck sailing, dinghy race, free for all deck sailing, halt mile cruising single, half mile cruising single tandem, half mile cruising four, half mile racing single, half mile racing tandem, hurry skurry, tail end tilting, half mile double single, balf mile, double tandem, gun- wale paddling. On August 15th and 16th the an- nual international canoe regatta of the American Canoe Association will be held at Sugar Island, and on Au- gust 18th the annual etuise will be- gin up the Rideau Lakes. Lovers of water sports are expected from all over'the United States and Canada to take varty ? POSTPONED RACES WILL TAKE PLACE ON WEDNESDAY On Wednesday next the postponed fl races at the Kingston Yacht Club [i will be run off. The events include men's-and ladies' doubles canoe race with singlq paddles, freak, fancy and best stunt diving from the spring board for ladies and gentlemen, tub race for ladies and gentlemen and mixed doubles canoe race. Those who will officiate are: Starters, George Driver and Garnett Lockett; Judges. George McKay George Laturney; An- nouncer, Frank Purdy. 'The prizes will be presented at t¥e conclusion of the regatta hy Mrs. Garnett Lockett. The yacht race for the Bruce Car- rutliers' trovhy will be started at the club next Saturday at two o'clock. A number of boats will participate. ------------ 'To Give Plcton a Fall At Cricket Field Tonight "Staff" Hajpnmand 1s going to have his pip-roar Young Irishmen at the Cricket Field tonight in full ar- mor for the fray with the Pictonians of the Bay of Quinte bush league. The nine from the village have a re- putation in their section of the coun- | Travelling Goods s If you need a Club Bag or Suit Case don't delay in purchasing, as prices are going higher every day. We have good Bags $10.00 to $35.00. Suit Gases , $3.00 to, $30. g : ' . Drop in and see them. Sale of Men's : Panama Hats A big discount on every hat. » Ladies' Panama Hats : FANCY RATTAN, COOL AND INVITING for living room, lawn, or porchs; upholstered in cre: tonnes or tapestry; settees, arm chairs and rockers; it enables you to furnish in artistic way at moderate ° ers and cabinet makers are at your service. Phone 147 for service, as a full staff of upholst- Children's Summer Hats. | Men's Soft Straw Hats All at Clearing Prices co Phone 147 For Service LG Steamer Brockville Bulletin CAMPBELL BROS. Kingiton's Largest Hat Dealers JULY 38th---AUG. Sra Mdnday, July 2Bth--A.0.H. Picenle, Brophey's Point. Tuesday, July 20t lar trip Amberst Island, 5 p.m. Wedsesdayy July 301) unaing out of Belleville. Thursday, July Sist--Ruating out of Trentoa. Friday, Aug. Ist--Regular trip to Amherst Island Saturday, Aug. Znd--Regulr trip to Alexandria Bay, N.Y, ....2 LR Sunday, Aug, Srd--Regular trif to Alexandria Bay, N.Y. ......2 pm. Notice, I will be pleased to give you estimates on all kinds of n and repair work in the cai pentering line. 1 assure you that all orders will receive prompt and person- al attention, Overton Aykroyd 21 MAIN ST. PHONE 1670 | NOTICE OF REMOVAL Owing to the Government tak~ ing over the lower rt of the bullding in which my offices were located for the Income Tax Com- salon p, 1 have been pompelled 0 remove to other pre may now be found a TT Brock Street, a few doors above by dron's Dry Goods store, will continue to carry on my ness of General Isurange. Real Estate and Brock he and will be pleased to see my : ray ants 4s well as any new Ss Who may see fit to entr their commands to me, u- Bo oo a --~Ox Tongues, in glass. Lunch Tongues, in tins. --8liced Smoked Beef, in tins. ~--Peefstegk and Onions, in ting ~Corned Beef Hash, in tins. --Potted Meats, in tins. i Botled Dinner, in tins, ~Baked Beans, in tins. ~Grape Julce, in bottles. --+Lemonade, in bottles. ~--Qrangeade, in boliies. --Montserrat Lime Juice, bottles. Bell and Marquées for sale, chesp in Anything élse you may want, Just ask for it. Henderson's Grocery 59-61 Brock street, . 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