THE DA ~ ILY BRITISH WHIG. SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1931, Here Are the Lucky Ones Br That our "How Many Spools in the Pile" Contest was a success, is an undisputable fact. .The guesses fairly rolled in, and the Whig and Stan- dard representatives were kept busy sorting the winners: out... Be correct number of Spools was 1,172, v First Prize, Ansco Vest Pocket Camera, Value $9.50 Aubrey Johnston; Union and Livingston Avenue, Kingston--guess 1150--out 22, Second Prize, Buster Brown Camera © A. Pullen, 40 Division Street, Kingston. Third Prize--Buster Brown Levi Emberley, Harrowsmith, Ont. Guess 1200--Out 28. Fourth Prize, One Enlargement 11x4, Value $1.00 Lachlin MacKinnon, 447 Albert Street, Kingston. Guess 1200--OQut 28, No. 2A, Value $3.50 Guess 1145--out 27. Camera, Value $2.50 Fifth Prize, Oné Enlargement 8x10, Value 50c. D. B. Walker, Inverary, Ont, Guess 1200--aut 28, Bixth Prize, One Enlargement 63£x81%, Value 80c, D. Fowler, 96 Rideau Street, Kingston, Guess 1203--out 31, Winners may have prizes upon application at our store, 3rd, 4th and 5th prize winners wer drawn by the "Standard" repre- Wait for our next contest, /sentative. | Cameras & Films Rly : Supplies We are here to give yoy the best kind of service--something that's bard to get anywhere. Films developed and printed on the premises. Quick service, manship. Have you got "AIN'T WE GOT FUN"? Some hit. Store open Saturday till 10:30 pm. best work- -- . TREADGOLD SPORTING GOODS CO. BICYCLES--FISHING TACKLE--PHONOGRAPHS--CAMERAS. 88 PRINCESS STREET PHONE 529. "THE PLACE TO GET THAT RECORD" { FURS Deale in Furs only. ourdier's BROCK STREET; | In the World of Sport Second Victory For The second game. with Montreal Metropoles jast evening at the cricket field resulted in a win for the Ponies, final score 5 to 3. It was in some respects one of the most interesting games played on the big diamond' this year. From the second to the eighth the visitors held the ldad hy one run, until Ponies broke away and scored three in the eighth, putting them two up. In spite of the fact the Metropoles were swamped on Thursday even- ing a bumper crowd turned out for the second game, attracted by ex- pectations of a come-back by the Montreal team and because of the fact that last night's event will pro- bably be the last large-calibre twi- light game, Derry threw a steady game for Ponies. The first man walked but that was the last through ticket for the evening. Six were fanned by him and he was touched for ten hits. Duschenil proved to be better as he warmed up. His support fell away badly in the pinches. Eight hits were gathered in from him and one lonely walk. He stfuck out five, Leveille walked first time up. Bates reached first when an uns 1c- cessful attempt was made to catch Leveille, Pigeon hit scoring both previous batters. Buell reached first on an attempt to catch Pigeon and went out at third. Duplessi hit scor- ing Pigeon. Beaudin and Boston struck out, leaving Duplessi on, In the last of the first Thompson and J. Evans hit right off the reel but Thompson was caught at the plate and Evans went out at second from Gallagher's grounder. Twigg had struck out. In the second, how- ever, Ponies took another lease on life. Saunders grounded to Bates. Cherry walked, W. Evans fanned. Coyne made first on Leveille's error and Cherry scored. Coyne scored on Derry's hit, Thompson grounded to pitcher leaving Derry on. Things went along quietly until the last of the eighth, with an occas- fonal hit and both teams getting out of bad holes. Then J. Evans came up and singled nicely to left. Twigg Cramps! Cramps ! Cramps! How to Stop Them Quick When you have cramps, it is a mighty quick relief that you want. Good old "Nerviline" is sure as death to relieve cramps in a hurry. Just a few drops in sweetened water, and the pain is gone. Buy a bottle of trusty old Nerviline to-day and keep it handy. Nerviline is a common household necessity, and is so useful in case of sudden illness at night, or when cramps, nausea, diarrhoea, vomiting or the like occurs. Sold everywhere in large 35 cents bottles. 'Smoke If smoke - try TAB by ly" TMetropoles-- the Ponies; made first on Bates' fumble. Gal- lagher grounded to Leveille, who Jost a beautiful chance for a double and Evans and Twigg both advanced. Saunders struck out. Cherry ground- ed to Beaudin who fumbled, ana Evans scored, W. Evans sent a hot one to Buell and the shortstop did not handle 'it right with the result that Twigg and Cherry crossed the plate, Coyne singled nicely to right but both he and W. Evans were left on When Derry popped to Beaudin. Metropoles made a great attempt to overcome, two run lead in the ninth but failed to make the grade, although Duplessi and Beaudin start- ed it away with two singles. As they played: AB Leveille, 1» ...... ¢ Bates, 2b ........ Pigeon, rf ...... Buell, ss Duplessi, ¢ Beaudin, 3b'. .4 Boston, cf Duschenil, p Belanger, 1t = cor oror COCO OHMHMY UD DOWD Ponies-- Thompson, rt J. Evans, ¢ Twigg, 3b Gallagher, Saunders, 2b Cherry, cf W. Evans, 85 ue. Coyne, if .... Derry, p .. Two-base hit, Duschenil; sacrifice W. Evans; stolen bases, Bates, Buell; bases 'on balls, off Derry, 1; off Duschenil, 1; struck out, by Derry, 6; by Duschenil, 5; wild throw, Derry, Duschenil; umpires, Sullivan and Booth, SMALLEST GOLF COURSE MEASURES 191 YARDS TOTAL South Charleston, near London, O., claims the distinction of the smal- lest golf course. Charles Kemp, wealthy farmer, has built a nine-hole course in his dooryard and seems to get as much enjoyment out of the minature links as if it was regular size, The distance of the first hole is 23 yards, the second 22 yards, third 21, fourth 20, fifth 13, sixth 25, sev- enth 26, eighth 14, ninth 27 yards. Total, 191 yards. The course was laid out by J. Fin- ley Kemp, who has travelled the globe and played golf in many coun- tries. Two shots are required for each hole, except the ninth, which requires three strokes because of a special hazard. An approach iron and a putter are the only clubs used. The club is composed of a dozen business men of South Charleston and is called the Merry Hour Golf club, An hour each morning and afternoon are devoted to the game by the members, and the course is kept in perfect condition by a spec- ial green's committee headed by Fin ley Kemp. players to give their champion all | possible support should she decide | to defend. Unfortunately the date of th the men's national amateur cham- pionship at St. Louis, but, atter all, | this is a detail that cannot adversely | affect either, { O.R.F.U. Moguls ~ | Are Optimistic | Secretary Harry McKee of the O. | R. F. U. says everything was shaping favorably for the formation of the | proposed four-team senior series, and that indications are that all teams in the circuit should have a success- fu] year. St. Brigid's of Ottawa have already started their practising under the capable tutelage of Silver Quilty, and reports. from the Capital eity claim that prospects from that end of the circuit are very bright. The Ottawa team are willing to enter a team in the series, Secretary McKee said, providing that a sub- stantial guarantee would be forth- coming from the other three clubs-- Torontos, Parkdale and Hamilton R. C.--and are marking time until some definite stand is taken by the latter. The Toronto clubs will not be able to give, any definite answer until they are fully organized, which is expect- ed to be within the next week. rete, A Successful Tournament. Picton had a baseball tournament with six clubs contesting. Some 1,500 enjoyed the sport. The re- sults were: Adolphustown 4, ton 0. Picton 9, Mohawk Reserve 0. Bloomfield 4, Napanee 1 (two ex- tra innings to decide). Semi-finals; Picton 2, Bloomfield 0; Adolphustown drew the "bye. Final game--Picton 2, Adolphus- town 0. The Picton Intermediates, who were winners decided to take the prizes of $100 value in the shape ot some very much needed individual equipment, Each player will receive the article or articles he personally wishes, West-Lake-Pic- A Golf Story. John D. Rockefeller tells this story on himself: "Golfing one bright winter day,"1 had for a caddie a boy who didn't know me. An unfortunate stroke landed me in a clump of high grass, " 'My, my!" I said. 'What am I to do now?' " 'See that there tree,' said the boy, pointing to a tall tree a mile away. 'Well, drive straight for that.' "'I lofted vigorously, and, for- tunately, my ball soarde up into the air; it lauded, and it rolled right on to the putting green. * 'How's that, my boy?' I cried. 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