"THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG. SATURDAY, MAY B1, 1. In the World of Sport JUNE 'COLUMBIA RECORDS Kiwanis And Rotary Teams se, Broiem of tne au some ru NOW ON SALE oy Meet i in a Stirring Contest The teams: Oswego--J. Foster, ef; T. Foster, ¢; Higgins, 2b; Cloonan, 2b; Max- well, 1b; _Kennedy, rf; Ford, ss; This list is one that will appeal to your whether you are fond of the Clark, rf; Wilfred, p. popular peppy dance or song hits or the old timers. # ONT ' Pick out the ones you want and drop in and hear them. Friday afternoon, at Se AL JOLSON'S NEW SENSATIONAL SONG HIT | four o'clock, ingston time, one of "Scandinavia" coupled with "Funeral Blues," sling by Blossom Seeley | the biggest events in the history of | bas eball in Kingston was staged | when the Kiwanis and Rotary Clubs Ponfes--Me¢Neill, rf; Thompson, If; Twigg, 3b; Cherry, cf; Saunders, other new Columbia exclusive -commedienne. A3382--$1.00. MORE NEW SONG HITS | met t "Rose of Athlone," and "Just We Two" -- Tenor solo -- Howard -- at the cricket field to boost their A33567--5%1.00. [respective teams against one another, 2b; Daly, 1b; W. Evans, ss; J. Evans, ¢; Derry, p. The scoring. "I'm Going To Jazz My Way Right Thru Paradise" and "Down Where | SUDPOTters of each club wer€ out in They Play the Blues," Mary Stafford and her Jazz Band- Exclusive Colum- | force and a large crowd of interested bia artists--A3390--$1. 00. spectators besides. "*'Mary and John," and "Nobody's Rose' -- Edwin Smalle, exclusive Co- lumbia artist--A3394---$1.00. DANCE RECORDS THAT WILL MAKE YOU STEP OUT *"Toodle," Medley Fox Trot, and ""Beela Boola' '--Song, One Step-- Paul Biese Trio-- Exclusive Columbia artist--A2383--$1.00. '1 Lost You" and "Yokohama Lullaby," Medley Fox Trots--played by the Happy Six---A3384---$1.00. "Nestle In Your Daddy's Arms" and "I Spoiled You," Fox Trots-- Hickman's Orchestra. . Exclusive Columbia artists--A3391--8$1,00. SEVEN NEW BRITISH RECORDINGS Sung by Billy Williams, ti singer everybody knows "I Can't Keep Still To-night"" and "Blame It On To Poor Old Father" : =R4042-31, 00. "My Father Was Born in Killarney" of Scotch"--R4043--§1.00 "Put a Bt of Powder on it, Father,' R4044--31.0 "Cohen i The House-Boat--two parts--by Joe Hayman, the original and only real Cohen--R4050 --$1.00, This is only a partial list of the many new ones. complete catalogue or send us your name | { SE Le BUY LUMBER NOW Prices of Lumber, Lath and Shingles at the present time are lower than is warrant- ed by the costs ef production and tranépor- tation. If you are contemplating building, DO IT NOW. is | PLAS ILI ILLIA A ih if t A hc N him to first. In the general coplvs. ion four runs romped in. Then Rotarians had a go, Henry Richardson opened the proceedings with a two-bagger. McGinnis bunted to pitcher and was thrown out at first. Jack Phillips did the same. Roy Ward walloped out another two- bagger, scoring Richardson. Sims 'and Grace walked. Ward, Sims and Grace crossed the plate from hits by Herb. Steacy and Matt, Graham, who were left on when Joe Stewart drib- bled one to Reg. Crawford, Kiwanis 9, Rotarians 5. ALLAN LUMBER CO. Phone 1042 Victoria Street NS an R H - 30000--3 3 2050x--7 8 Umpire--~George Sullivan, $i ot Clings to Amateur Rules The Manitoba branch of the Am- ateur AthlMic Union of Canada will support President McDonald of the | AAU, of C. in his ruling that the amateur laws must be lived up to in! connection with amateurs playing | against the touring Scottish football | club stated President Morkin of the local branch, yesterday morning, | when asked what action would be | taken here if any noted amateurs | took part in the games. "We would { have to suspend any players taking | part in the games, as it would not do to change the rules just for such an event," he said. 'I do not agree with Brig-Gen. MacDonald, president of the Alberta branch, ip passing over the laws of the gameé-to allow amateurs to compete against profes- sionals in this particular case." ee s-------------- It's All Right in Alberta Brig-Gen. Macdonald, president of | the Alberta branch of the Athletic | Union of Canda, statéd that so far as | Alberta amateurs were concerned, | the Alberta branch will give its sanc- tion to the playing of amateur foot- ballers against the touring Scottish eleven, First Inning. The game started off in rather loose fashion and things looked ather easy for Kiwanis. Tom. Mc- Ginnis, the Rotary twirler, was right on the job but had poor support. "Shorty" Dick, catcher for Kiwanis, started the music going with a three- bagger and scored when Geo. Van- Horne sent a hot one to M. 8. Grace and reached first before that t doughty third baseman recovered " himself. Percy Borland repeated the dose with Joe Stewart and things were looking pretty black for Rotary when their. pitcher took things in his own hands and registered the first man down when he fanned Noble Steacy. Reg. Crawford got away with a single which sent VanHorne and Bor- land over the plate. Crawford fol- lowed immediately afterwards be- cause of the home run pounded to the park by Ernie Ryan to make him- | self famous. Once again Tom Me- { Ginnis got sore and struck out Amby | Shea, Jim Sowards took a crack at {the ball and made first safely be- j||| cause Jack Phillips failed to con- and Ryan scored during the {Ircontusion. McGinnis decided to make ire complete job of it and struck out Harold Hughes, retiring the side by lis own efforts. When Sims, lead-off man for the Rotarians, took his place at the plate, he found himself facing no less a warrior than George VanHorne and the shock must have been .great for he succumbed to George's fancy curves. M. S. Grace did better and worked the Kiwanis' pitcher for a free passage. He was too ambitious, however, and was caught stealing second by "Shorty" Dick's nice throw. Herb. Steacy popped pne at Jim Sow- ards but Jim got his hands in a tangle and missed. Matt. Graham picked a nice single, scoring Steacy. Joe Stewart tried to put over a bunt but George VanHorne was too spry for him, Kiwanis 5, Barnet Refrigerator On Test Locked and sealed by Brigadier-General Ross at 3 p.m. Thursday, May 19th, and will be opened by him at 3 p.m. Saturday, May 21st. They Tighten Up. Then the baseball started. Both teams settled down to work and tae playing became serious baseball and nol the joke some of the spectators had thought to see. In the three re- maining innings of the game no runs were scored and each pitcher allow- ed only one hit. The Steacy brothers were in the limelight for good play- ing, Noble for a double play on Phil- lips and Ward in the fourth, and Herb. for a pretty running catch on Ernie Ryan's fly in-the first half of the same inning. Bob Bushell made things more interesting by some fine coaching on the third base line. In the pitching, McGinnis allowed seven hits and achieved six strike- outs, while VanHorne allowed six hits and had four strike-outs. Mec- Ginnis walked one man and Van- Horne four. How they played: Kiwanis. ABR H Dick, ¢ VanHorne, p .... Borland, 1b ... Steacy, 2b: Crawford, Ryan, 3b Shea, 1t Sowards, Hughes, rf ... -Art and "She Does Love a Little Bit ' and "Spooning With My Girl;""-- Articles contained in one compartment fish, Drop in and get a . . . meat, butter, cheese, milk, onions, cigars and Gat the habit: "For Records, Try Treadgold's First." Open Saturday evenings till 10.30 p.m Amateur Printing and Developing--7 guaranteed work. matches. 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Percy Borland followed with a single and Noble Steacy made first when | Joe Stewart grabbed - his grounder (and tried to catch VanHorne at the | plate. Crawford fanned the breezes three times, Ernie Ryan walked, Amby Shea struck out, and Jim Sow- ards bunted to McGinnis, who beat | Possibly Your Own Wife She may not look so young and pretty as che used to. 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