4 ~ THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, Your Xmas Phonograph World of Sport | GET IT NOW There's no advantage in waiting -- last year we ran out of many models and the late - buyers had to wait. Varsity Defeats Queen's: old athletic grounds had iting finish for its active career as . .- t intércollegiate rugby This Christmas your home should have one 's on Saturday, when. Varsity 3 a {and McGill clashed for the senior our instruments mn it--early. 'l championship, and the Toronto team : : Sy : {won by 13 . The] 3 d Have jolly parties, dances, or a quiet reverie of | 7°, b¥ 13 to 6. The largest crow cene of { in attendance at any game in the his- wn 's é | tory of the city crowded into the en- Jour 2 10 your heart's content. 2 { trances and were easily accommodat- We will gladly send any Phonograph to your |e in the teporary stands erected e v * for the gam€. The crowds from Tor- hom you can be the sole judge as to quality of |, were probably large than those tone, finish, etc. Come in and let us show you the| Ie usand yeu. 1 ial trains for the big event. many different models of . The result of : gale came as'a surprise to some and as a fulfillment lo expectations to others. Very few of the spectators, however, were pre- | pared to see Varsity have the game | 80 much in"their hands, which they | certainly 'h- d most af the time. Any COLUMBIA GRAFONOLAS Ee rs, res ind McLAGAN PHONOGRAPHS White maintained their aggressive- 1ness right until the last second of You do the picking -- we'll do the rest.. Pur- play. A review of the teams in a Toronto chase a good instru- ment from us and never paper described MeGil) as having a one-liar back division, consisting of be dissatisfied. RECORDS | cr Flanagan alone, This proved A complete stock al- only too true in the game Saturday i afternoon wher Flanagan failed to ways on hand. fill the bill and McGill were almost helpless as a result. Flanagan play- ed like a man who had been either over-drilled or over-trained. He was {pot even a godd understudy he | Flanagan #ho played on the same field cainst Queen's last month. He continually fumbled the kicks of Sny- der, .isjudged his catches, and was very weak in the kicking. Time afd iin he spoiled his kicks by not i owing for the'wind and, even with | the wind in his favor, could not seem {to place them right. Occasionally a flash of real ibility would show it- and he would dash a ay for a | ilce rus. _nly to settle back into his stale" condition 'a few minutes after, The Varsity back division on the contrary seemed to be right up to the notch in efficie and "pep." Sny- de: kicked'in a manner which has not been equalled in the intercollegiate series this year, and both he and Breen made -nany brilliant catches, | runs and passes, all timea with a pre- {cision and accuracy that was un- beatable. Snyder's long punts and the fine work of the wings, coupled | with the weakness of the McGill back, FOR S E { division, were the deciding factors | Al J ' { | of 8am. to8 pm Saturdays, 10.30 p.m. Shop early TREADGOLD SPORTING | GOODS CO. 88 PRINCESS STREET ; ; Telephone 529. | "THE PLACE-TO GET THAT RECORD" 2 nn ~~ C¢' the game, Fire, Accident, Sickness, Plate Glass, Marine, Automo- . bile and Burglary Insurance, also Guarantee Bonds. The Canada Life Assurance Company's newest contracts suit any case, Houses and lots of the hi ghest grade. Store on King St. A stone house and vac nt lot w ell located on Princess Stree. Victory and other rst class bonds yielding 61 to 79. Service eheerfully given, J. 0. HUTTON Forward Lines Equal. The lines were very much more jevenly matched. Although Varsity | line held well in the pinches, yet in | the 'matter of yards gained the Me- [Gill line was triumphaut. The Red {and White made their yards on bucks jover a dozen times, compared to the [three or four occasions when Varsity | did the same. Each side secured one | fair try, both accomplished through ithe line, Therefore, the ganie, as far as the lines are concerned, might have gone to McGill by a slight mar- | gin. As it was, a Jarge percentage of the {plays were engineered by the back | divisions, and punting was used | rather more than usuial, with the re- [sult that Varsity were the winners from the start. A noticeable feature of the whole game was that although the McGill team worked hard, they moved more s a machine without individual ani- Kill the Germs of 67 CLARENCE STREE? Phone 708. 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Why Should You Not Investigate ? 244 PRINCESS STREET NEW STORE: 105 KING ST., BROCKVILLE Catarrh McGill, 13 to 61 Wins- Inter-Collegiate Honors mation, while the Varsity players put all the life and zest they had into every moye they made. The number of delays for repairs vo wounded war- riors was small in comparison with the other intercollegiate games seen here this year which wds remarkable when the weight of the teams and the fierceness of the struggle is consider- ed. One Or two players were hurt badly and Flanagan was carried off unconscious in the Jast quarter, fight. | ing to the last, hut utterly incapable | of p, BE his usual game, The Rooters Arrive, There were 12 coaches on the Var- | sity rooters' special, which reached | Kingston at 12:15. It was followed | by the "de Luxe" special of five chair cars, which arrived half an hour! ater. Then camé the McGill train bearing thp red and white supporters, Old Kingston was alive with notables from away back. Varsity rooters lad blue and. white, feathers jauntily stuck in their Wats while McGill were L.conspicious~for the length of their ribbons" Varsity ladies were in cen- tre Of grand stand and joined lustily in all the yells, There was a nasty wind blowing | from the northwest that chilled the | spectators to the marrow. With about 5,000 howling and | cheering fans in the stands, the teams | took the field. Not since Ottawa | Rough Riders and Hamilton Tigers | played here for the Big Four cham- | pionship had such a scehe in the local athletic grounds been witnessed, With the permanent and temporary stands crowded to capacity the fleld presented an inspiring sight, while cheer after cheer filled the air. No sooner was the cheer given than Varsity came back with their cheer, with Queen's responding with its gaelec yell, o As early as one o'clock the crowds began filling the stands, and the ar- rival of parties of McGill or Varsity rooters was the signal for tremen- dous cheering. McGill rooters' club and! brass band Was much in evidence and livened up the wait before the game. It was easily the greatest gathering of fans even seen in Kingston, and the ath- letic grounds was fairly alive with activity all afternoon. At 2 o'clock Varsity appeared on the field and were given a tremendous ovation by Toronto rooters. They were follow- ed shortly by Shag's team. The field was in remarkable good shape, The cool northwest wind, which was blowing, together with the welcome sun, dried up the field con- siderably and the players had little complaint about the playing #fleld. Along the 'side lines, the ground had been somewhat wet, but loads of sawdust were dumped here and work- ed wonders with the ground. The lineup-- Varsity Position McGill Duncan...,. Flying W...Anderson Breen. Halt Flanagan Snyder...... Halt... ..... ..Carroll | McKenzie. .,..Half.; ..... «+ Little Murray.......Quarter .. ... . Baillie Taylor...... .Serimmage ..Livshin Douglas. ... ..Serimmage .McGregor | Ferguson, .. «Scrimmage , ...Lezier Inside ...... Murphy Inside Ambridge , Muddle ...... Notman Westman. .. .. Middle .. «+..Ross | Ralph ... ....Outside. Nicholson Pisher......: Outside Parkins | The officials: Referee--N. L. Me- Auley, R.M.C.: Umpifre--Col. ¢. F. Constantine, R.M.C.: Headlinesmen --J. V. Young, R.M.C.;: Penalty time- keeper--E. O. Stiter, K.C.I.; Timers --W, J. Morrison, Montreal; Dr, J. MeCallum, Toronto; Touchline men ---N, Willlamson, McGill, J. Blake, | | Varsity» Linesmen, Charles Gage, To- ronto; J. McArthur, McGill. The First Quarter. After the teams had trotted around the field for a littls warming-up N. L. MacCauley and Col. Constantine came on the fleld to start the fray. The movie men with 'their cameras got busy and reeled off several hundred feet of Sweaters, headgéars, hose- guards, etc., while the teams cluster- ed around the officials, McGill won the toss and elected to take the north end of the field with the wind blow- ing dlagonally across it in their favor. Varsity kicked off ana McGill re- gistered the first fumble with the re- sult that the Toronto team recovered the ball. Snyder kicked to Flanagan behind the line and he was downed for the first score of the game. Varsity, 1; McGill, 0. The play was rather jumbled in these opening minutes as the teams had not yet settled down and both sides wisely resorted to kicking. Suyder took a long one from Flas. gan and advanced several yards be. fore he was nailed. 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