PAGE TEN Sum You don't have to leave your music behind when you go away this summer. You can take the latest songs, and dance all day to the latest dances on a Vacation Model Columbia Grafonola These popular portable model .\ Columbia Grafonolas give you all 3 the music on Columbia Records Gre" as plainly and clearly as if the bands and orthestras, the Grand Opera stars and concert singers, the vaude- ville artists and comedians, were actually members of your party. ---- ALL MODELS AND SIZES--FOR AUTO "OR FOR BOAT. | General Sport {~"Apparently, John McGraw 1s be { lightweight champion, at Jersey City. | Papin got a guarantee of $3,000. | from the Syracuse team, was offered | son's profits to assume the manage- | concern, making more money than | he ever had at baseball. | new major league ball park will be | under | who have been refused an extension ! of their lease on the Polo Grounds, ! have said they would open next year | in the finest baseball plant in the { world, with a capacity of 50,000. | big® attraction that he is still recelv- | ing big money for his services. For i beating Jackie Clark at Camden, N. | J., on Tuesday night he drew down | $5,000 and for boxing George Brown | of Chicago, at Jack Hanlon's Club | last night in Philadelphia he got $4,- 000. | weight champion and Georges Car- | pentier. | ability or lack of ability. If he got | by Bat it would be considered that | York Evening Sun, is responsible for rile We will be glad to show you the different model of Vacation Models. It's not too early to think about camping--think of hearing all the new ones Store open un- Just as if you were in your own home. Come in TO-DAY. til 8 p.m. EVENINGS. Treadgold Sporting Goods Co. 88 PRINCESS STREET : : "THE PLACE TO GET THAT RECORD" MASTER MASON always makes a hit wherever sportsmen congregate. It's a great ideal Smoke for the great outdoors. - Telephone 529. Boxes Lovinsky im July | height would be. On the other hand, b this one guess might be the good one boxing . champion of Europe, and out of twenty-five years of pickin' Georges Carpentier, heavyweight "Battling Levinsky of New York, ['em on the off-side. = aan THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG EERESUREEENENNNENNNENENENEN | : re ---- coming desperate in his effort to land a suitable infielder, St. Louis scribes report that the Giant's leader made an offer of $130,000 for Roger Horn- sby, and the offer still holds. Lew Tender, one of the leading lightweights of the U. S., received $4,000 for the lacing he administer- ed to Georges Papin, the French Nap Lajoie, according to reports $5,000 and one-fourth of the sea- ment of the Stars. Nap Refused, as he has a fine position with a big tire By .the middle of the' summer a construction in New "York. Despite the fact that Mike O'- Dowd lost his title to Johnny Wil- son of Boston, Mike is still such a There is a big effort made now to match Battling Levinsky, light heavy Levinsky, it is believed, would thoroughly test Carpentier's he was a worthy opponent for the world's champion. It is reported that the Frenchman is ready to agree to this match. Joe Villa, sport editor of the New the story that August Herman, own- er of the Cincinnati champions, has but recently spurned an offer of $150,000 for Heinie Groh, third base- man and captain of the Reds. The New York Nationals, according to inside information, was the club that made the offer, This offer goes the Yankees a bit better than what was paid for Babe Ruth, who brought $125,000. THREE-OLUB LEAGUE Cornwall, Shamrocks in Triple Schedule . A meeting of the National Lacrosse Union was held at Cornwall to con- sider what action would be taken in connection with the withdrawal from the league of the Ottawa La- crosse Club. President Fdfterly, was in the chair and Desse Browne, secretary, was also present. The delegates in attendance were: Nat- ional, J. E. Simard; Shamrotk, T. J. Power; Cornwall, J. R. Simpson. Secretary.-Browne read a letter from Ernie Butterworth, of Ottawa, stat- ing that this club had decided to resign from the N. L. U. This course he said was necessary owing to some of the Ottawa players re- ceiving their amateur cards last- fall and winter, and their refusal to play professional lacrosse. After some discussion on the mat- ter it was decided on motion of the Cornwall and Shamrock delegates that the three remaining clubs com- prise the league for 1920, and play a triple schedule. [It was agreed that the players and spares filed for the opening match of the season by each club shall remain the property of that particular cluB for the sea- son and extra players may be added to the roster of each at any time. The schedule question was taken up, and the following dates were ar- ranged as the official schedule for the season. June 5--Shamrock at Cornwall. June 12.--National at Shamrock. June 19.--Cornwall at National. June 26 --Shamrock at National. July 1.--National at Cornwall. ' July 3.--Cornwall at Shamrock. July 10.--Cornwall at National. July 17.----National 'at Shamrock. July 24.--Shamtock at Cornwall. July 31.--Shamrock at National. August 7.--National at Cornwall. August 14.--Cornwall at Sham- rock. August 21.--Shamrock at Nation- Nationals, al. August 28.--National at Cornwall. September 4.--Cornwall at Sham- |, rock. September 6.--National at Sham- rock. September 11.--Cornwall at Na- tional. Sepielber 183.--Shamrock at Corn wall. Brockville Golf Club . The golf course of the Brockville Country Club is to be enlarged, it was announced at the annual meeting of | In the World of Sport | also to be extended and the most | successful season on record is anti- cipated. J. Gill Gardner was re- ¥lected President; J, C. Ogilvie, Vice- Ors TFET Ritchie JA Hate som, K. C., W. A Publow, Albert Gilmour, C. 8S. Cossit and W. A. White. W. A. Publow was re-elected Cap- tain, with F. I. Ritchie as Sub Cap- tain, Mrs. C.,S. Cossit will be ladies' Captain, Frank Sinclair has been re- engaged as professional. Dead Ball Rule Suspended President Heydler of the National League announces that by agreement with President Johnson of the Ameri- can League, the dead ball rule will be suspended and inoperatively, be- ginning Monday. The umpires in both leagues have been instrucfed to construe the dead ball rule the same 'as in 1919. AK) COULD BE--AT THAT She: Do you think there's any: possibility of a dark horse in the presidential race this year? * « __ He: Or a dark mare, maybe? President, and the following Direct-| chew A SLAM My dog knows as much as | do. 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Under the terms of the agreement the two en are to be notified four. weeks in advance of the choice, stated. : Whether a decision will be give depends on the place selected, Curley ] It is thought probable that York city will be the scene of contest, if Governor Smith signs * the Walker Bill, which provides for 15-round bouts to a decision. 20CIETY 1S Wilde Home, 'Wilde is going home and coming 'back in August. James certainly nev- 'er knew before how easy money could 'be had, and he's a fool to even stay } win over Dempsey. That's a worse a p'to overcome in a fight than YOU MUST LEARN AND CULTIVATE. THE FOUR CTOLOCK TER MARAT -ALL OOING IT! AREN'T THEY CUTE LITTLE CUPS. S---- WHAT'S THE al dit GT THE DOCTOR A SWALLOWED THE Cups=: iy lack of weight, cleverness or : ¢