Daily British Whig (1850), 5 Jan 1921, p. 10

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10 CUTTING THE FIGURE 8 |i It's a hard proposition, but it can be done. If you are an aspirant ¢fowards this success vou can't do bet ter than use SHATES 'We've been selling these famous Skates for years--their merits are so well known that there is no need to dwell upon them here. All dis- 'erfminating skaters now use Automo bile Skates. " USED BY OLYMP IC HOCKEY WINNERS Come in and get yours now, We know you'll be more than pleased with 'your outfit. A BIG STOCK OF HOCKEY BOOTS AND SHOES We put Skates on the boots for you FREE if you buy your outfit hers. Come here and get the best. SKATE SHARPENING Ever notice the smiling faces on the people who get their skates sharp- ened here. We don't merely grind them and leave a rough edge. We make them better than new. THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1021, In the World of Sport {HOCKEY CLEAN-UP i ACROSS THE BORDER | Started When Pittsburg Club i Refused Right to | 3 Run Wid. Toronto World: The step taken by | the Ontario Hockey Association in | putting the clamps on the touring players is the most important move | made by the big association in many | years, It was a move that has been | badly needed and should have been made a few years ago. Had it been | delayed until next season it would | have been all the harder. The fair- minded sportsmen and the real ama- téur players look upon it as a step that will not only strengthen the hold of amateur hockey in Ontario, but will strengthen every other sport. True, a few hockey players will have to watch the games from the side- lines this season, but these players are not of the calibre to improveghe standard of play. It will teach them a lesson--a lesson that sporting abi- lity is second only to business ability. They tried to get along in this world on the strength of their ability to perform on the ice and were success- ful in getting away with it for a few years. Now, however, they are clamp- ed down and clamped down tight. Those who move legitimately be- tween seasons are not barred. There are many in this class. That the governing body of ama- teur hockey in the United States are bound to clean the game up across the border is shown in their recent action against the Pittsburg rink ma- nagement. Hockey over the way has been in a sorry mess for years. The teams were made up of "migrating" players from Canada who did not go Rovers 1. day 1. OLD COUNTRY RUGBY Defeated "The Rest" in| International Trial. ] (International Trial) England 14, The Rest 3. (County Championship.) Warwickshire 9, East Midlands 5. Blackheath 23, Richmond 3. Old Merchant Taylors 5, London | England Scottish 13. | Old Alleynians 26, Rosalin Park 0. | Leicester 38, Manchester 9. Llanelly 16, Neath 0. Penarth 0, Newport 6. Bristol 3, Swansea 3. Rugby 0, Mosely 11. United Services 5, Gloucester 5. Cardiff 10, Glamorganshire 10. Wasps 6, H, A. C. 3. Pontypridd 0, Cross Keys 18, English Soccer League, (First Division.) Arsena 1, Bradford City 2. Aston Villa 0, Liverpool 2. Bolton W. 1, Tottenham H. 0. Bradford 0, Chelsea 2. Derby C. 2, Huddersfield T. 1. Everton 2, West Brom. A. 2, Manchester C. 3, Sunderland 1. Middlesborough 1, Blackburn Newcastle U. 6, Manchester U. 3. Preston N.E. 0, Burnley 3. Sheffield U. 3, Oldham A, 0. (Second Division.) Barnsley 0, Nottingham F. 0, Bristol C. 2, Rotherham C. 4. Bury 3, Cardiff City 1. Fulham 1, Stoke 3. Leeds U, 1, Birmingham 0. Leicester C. 2, Sheffield Wednes- Notts County 1, Blackpool 2. Port Vale 4, Clapton Orient South Shields 3, Stockport C. | night was $1,500. HOCKEY NOTES, The Stratfrod Midgets are being coached by chalk talks. Argonauts' share, thirty-five per cent., 'of the gate receipts at the Kitchener-Argo game last Saturday now'| Argonauts will' play in Cleveland next Friday and Saturday. They will take about ten men to"the Ohio city. St. Patrick's have made an offer to Goalkeeper Reed, of Calgary. He is sald to be the best player in his position in the west. The Stratford Midgets are feel- ing the loss of the services of Ryto- mer, who is unable to secure a yl ers certificate, 'very keenly. Reports that Malone, Heaton and one other-Parkdale Canoe Club | junior player are over age will likely | be investigated by at least one local | club. It was a hard blow for the Brant- | ford intermediate team when Thorn- ton, their big defense man, was re- fused a players' certificate. The | residence rule disqualified him. Glenn Smith, formerly of Dentals, and whose suspension has been | raised -by the O.H.A., turned out with Argonauts last night. He will| not be in condition for some time. The Hamilton N.H.L. team will | wear odd uniforms in future. The jerseys will carry stripes running up | and down and one stocking will be | all black and the other all yellow. Minneapolis hockey enthusiats are endeavoring to get together to de- | termine what can be done to organ- ize a strong team to take the place | vacated by Pittsburg in the U. 8S. Hockey Association. For Agonizing Corns VULCANIZING RE-TREADING A SPECIALTY BY GOODYEAR EXPERT All work guaranteed at reasonable prices. Give.us a trial "THE HOME OF MAXOTIRES" 254 Ontarie St, Free Air Phone 2030, ns AAA A A tr ---- ~---- A Fine Christmas Present for Your Wife Would Be a Royal Vacuum Cleaner WASHING MACHINE We have them in stock. HALLIDAY ELECTRIC CO. there for their "health," And these . teams never left their own domicile. It was a money-making proposition pure and simple for the rink manage- ment and the players. Seventeen years and more has this condition been in order in the United States. The stand of Roy Schooley, a former Canddian and well-known in hockey nere, is one to be commended. It will strengthen, the ties between Canada and the United States in the matter of hockey. And it will ultimately re- sult in international contests with I'nited States teams visiting Canada. Of course, it cannot be expected that the United States body will clean things all up in one season. There are heavy seas ahead of the amateur hockey ship, but the first step in the right direction has been made and it the ship is kept in the proper course, the por: of success will be reached in time. One thing badly needed over the border is the inclusion in their league of a junior series. Hockey will never be a wonderful success until they develop their own local players. That, of course, will take time, 0. 1 West Ham U. 7, Coventry C. 0 Wolverhampten W, 1, Hull C You Can't Beat It. | Certainly not, "Putnam's" bas 'em all beat a mile, It's a marvel on corns and foot lumps, acts like magic, Why for nearly fifty years Putnam's Ex. tractor has been the standard rems edy, the dependable one, the sure kind that never disappoints. It's painless too. Think of it! Paint it on to-night, in the morning the pain is all gone. Small wonder the sale of Putnam's Corn Extractor is so large. 25c¢. at dealers everywhere. Try us next time--prices the same as the other fellow, but a far better job. Special Sale of Kitchen Cabinets 12 designs to choose from--White Enamel, Oak, etc. All latest attachments. R. J. Reid Leading Undertaker - - Phone 577w. (Third Division.) Bristol R, 2, Luton Town 1. Crystal P. 0, 'Queen's Park R. 0. Grimsby T. 2, Brighton and H. 2. Millwall 1, Northampton 0. Newport C. 3, Brentford 1. Norwich City 1, Swansea T, 1. Plymouth A. 2, Merthyr T. 1, Southampton 1, Reading 2. Southend U. 0, Exeter City 0. Swindon T. 5, Portsmouth 2, Watford 3, Gillingham 1. All kinds of Hockey Supplies, Cl ubs--get our prices. Store open evenings till § p.m. TREADGOLD SPORTING 3 GOODS CO. 88 PRINCESS STREET : : Telephone 529. "THE PLACE TO GET THAT RECORD" Scottish League. Aberdeen 0, Dundee 0. Dumbarton 0, Ayr United 1. hat _ [HOCKEY BOOTS OUR SPECIALITY Hamilton A. 1, Motherwell 4. Hibernians 3, Hearts 0. Felt Boots, Moccasins, Ankle Supports, Ice Creepers, and Kilmarnock 3, St. Mirren 2. Hockey La€es all in stock. Morton 2, Clyde 1. Phone 486w Partick T. 1, Third Lanark 0. Queen's Park 2, Clydebank 0. Rangers 0, Celtic 2. Boston Attracts Canucks. According to the Boston Record, "PURINA" Checkerboard Bags Only. For White Poultry We are now carrying a SP ECIAL grade of PURINA HEN CHOW (Scratch Feed), which will not tarnish the feathers of White Birds. Ask for this spe cial mixture. Try our CHICKEN FATE NA for crate feeding. W. P. PETERS Office and Warehouse Retail Store The Chicago White Sox have an- other. Collins on their roster. His|many Canadian hockey teams desire first name is Mickey, and he played | games with college and other teams on a Chicago independent team the |in the Hub this season, the following past year as an outfielder, He was being a partial list of the teams that signed to a contract the other day. | have already asked for dates in the I Massachusetts metropolis: King's IT RELIEVES | Que. university' of Toronto, run: CATARRH BRONCHITIS ners-up to the Falcons of Winnipeg, Allan Cup winners last year; St. John and Sussex, N.B.; Dalhousie College, Crescents and Wanderers of . Halifax, Munitions of Ottawa, Vic- Yop' don't -ave to | torias of Montreal, and Cobalt, a wait for reliet when ember of the Ontario Hockey As- you use Catarrhozone This wonderful in: haler treatment {is guaranteed to relieve any case of Catarrh, sociation. iat no matter how chronic. Inter-school Skating Meet. The date of an ice-skating meet to be held bétween the public schools of New York and Chicago in New | York was announced yesterday as February 5th. This is the first meet You breathe through | of its kind scneduied. : 4 Eigteen representatives from eac this. inhaler sig fn $0 city will compete in five events, doing you ' sen which include two races of 220 yards stantly all through |.,4 440 yards and three relay the breathing organs events, of 440 yards, 880 yards and a powerful vapor that is full of soothing, healing, germ-destroy- ing properties. In this way the seeds of Catarrh are destroyed. Sore nos- one mile, trils and weak throat ---------------- Representatives of the American are relieved. Coughing, hard breathing, and Association and the International League talk of making the series be- tween the pennant winners of the two organizations an annual event, and expect it to develop 'in time to something that will get more atten- tion than did the 1920 series be- sheezing all stop. For tween Baltimore and St. Paul. Noth- fasting relief use only Catarrhozone. No sub- stitute. Two months treatment, (including the inhaler), price $1.00. Small size 50c at all dealers. ing has been said about the Pacific Coast League coming in on the se- ries, for distance makes such an ar- . Sawed in Stove Lengths rangement hardly practical. Hamilton Herald : "Punch" Broadbent has been placed on the BOOTH & CO. Foot West Street Phone 133. Ladies. ......35.75 1086.75 Men's .......$4.50 to $8.50 Boys........$2.30t0 $4.75 The Victory Shoe Store L& - QQ EINES QE == MACDONALD'S] PRINCE of WALES CHEWING TOBACCO Foot of Princess Street 117 BROCK STREET Phone 217 "VETCRAFT" (The Handiwork of Disabled Veterans) _ E. WARBURTON 79 Princess St. Opposite Bibbys Everything suitable for Xmas. presents from our superb floor lamps, 'complete at $27.50 to little flaxen haired dolls at 20c. In additior to genuine Vetcraft products consisting of :-- REED and COPPER WORK, LAMPS, SHADES, LEATHER WORK, TOYS, etc., etc. ing a stock of JAPANESE . BASKET WORK, EWES etc. ~ Shop Early. Compare Prices. Inspection Invited. Walk Down the Street for a ; Change. R. NASH Princess Street. : "Phone 733 TAKE X-RAY PICTURES of troublesome teeth. suspendid list. He absolutely re- fused to join Hamilton, as ordered by the N.H.L., so the Hams have | done the only thing open to them by setting him down. The trouble with trying to hold a | conversation with some men is that | they do not know the difference be- tween a conversation and a mono- logue. If a white horse has to work for a living he always looks like he should be sent to the laundry. Beauty is only skin deep, but a | sweet disposition extends all the way through. { How difficult it is to convince stupid people that they .are stupid. The more fool questions ene asks the more one doesn't learn. We are car BRINGING UP FATHER BY GEORGE McMANUS DID YOU CALL FOR A POLICEMAN? OH! THAT'S ALL RIGHT - ¢ 1] KNOW WHO YOU ARE. nu HAVE THE OWNER OF THE BUILDING SEND YOU A BILL Fl "Yr BY GOLLY: EVERY TWME 1 PADS THIS JAIL »

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