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Glennon is identified as a shortstop who had a trial with the Boston Red Sox in 1906 and later played in the New England League. His home is at Attleboro, Mass. Where he has a wife and three chil- dren, Talk of Spencer Abbott going to the Brooklyn Dodgers or any other major league club next season was | stopped by President Thomas R. Watkins last week with the an- nouncement that Abbott had agreed lo terms as manager of the Memphis team for 1922. Watkins and Abbott will attend the Buffalo meeting of ihe minors together with the idea of making some deals that will assure | members another pennant winner. Talk of your Babe Adamses and such- the marvel of the age is Tom Hughes, who after a glorious come- back in the Coast League, is now showing his durability by pitching in regular turn for the Vernon team of the California Winter League. The other day Hughes held the Los An- geleg team, including Rogers Horns- by, to two hits and nary a run. The only score made by Vernon was the result of a three-bagger by George Sisler. In his odd moments Commissioner Landis is investigating conditiofs in | the Virginia League, that circuit hav- ing again referred to him its row over salary limit violations. alleged indifference of players in the play-off series and so on. The commissioner has called for a lot of evidence, and one of these days will give a decision, {in which he probably will give some 'good advice to minor leagues--which [will fall on deat ears. "An edict {against split seasons might help some, ed him so much that last week he surrendered his berth with the Los [qurzons team in the California Win- | ter League, and Bill Lane, the Seattle [outfielder was signed to replace him. ! Hugh High's injured hand bother- | RUGBY'S GREAT GAMBLE. {The Forward Pass Has Not Been a | Success. | Canadians who are anxious to see | the forward pass {introduced into | Canadian football will be interested in the following from the Detroit | News: | "Forward passing is football's great gamble. That is what the | coaches tell you. One of the reasons {1s that coaches have not given the |torward pass proper attention. "Coaches take it for granted that | players can throw a football, They | try out the players and select for | their forward passers men that can | throw a ball with speed or men who can throw a ball a long distance, de- pending upon whether they intend using the long or short forward pass on attack, "There is one feature to which the ccaches give scant attention and that is receiving forward passes. Any man who plays football is supposed to be able to cateh a ball. This is far from true, Catching a football is an art in {tself. Few really know it. "During the football season of [1921 we repeatedly saw forward | passes fumbled or grounded that had i perfect direction and should have been completed; the only reason they were not completed was because the intended receiver did not have the | ability to catch the ball. 'We have this year repeatedly seen players, in position to take for- ward passes, miss the pass because they were late in getting their arms into position. Had they been well coached in receiving pesses this would not have happened. "Football players who also play baseball, make the best receivers of forward passes, for the simple reason that they are able to judge a thrown ball and reach for it instinctively. The man not accustomed to catching a ball, or lacking thorough training in the matter, does it clumsily and is tardy in getting the hands and arms into position, which a mam accustom- ed to catching a baseball is not. The receiver, if he also plays baseball, times the 'oncoming ball, is in posi- tion when it arrives -and gathers it in naturally, N.H.L. PENALTIES IN BRIEF. tem, sued the following explanation: Minor foul--Two minutes; substitute, stitute. Double major--Ten minutes; substitute. In order to make hockey fans fa- miliar with the revised penalty sys- adopted by the National Lea- gue, the Ottawa Hockey Club has is- DO leus of real Major fou}--Five minutes; no sub- Match foul--Offending player off| | i LTTE BITS, . hat," asked a correspondent | a New York newspaper expert, e most important shot in golf?" {and he replied: "We haven't the {SHghtest idea, but a good many gol- fers prefer a shot of Scotch." . TT i from | "is th TTT "You may talk as you like about improving professionel hockey by jamendigg the substitute rule," said | {a labor organizer the other day, "but |all they want is an excuse to lay off {& few of their hard working laborers | {like all the other monopolies." McGill has seventy-five promising boxers but Jimmy Cosgrave says that | Varsity, in addition, has that many | {if not more promising oarsmen, What | ho skipper! What ho! ---------------- Argos on Ice, With the Rugby season nearly completed the Argonauts are begin- ning to devote more attention to | hockey, and there may be some new | faces when the senior Scullers work- jout this evening. In all probability both Eddie Rodden and Scotty Caw- kell will try out with the Oarsmen in addition to several other players who |bave been somewhat awed by the all-star aggregations tha: wear the Aura Lee and Granite colors, Glen | {Sullivan and the rest of the Argo- | Laut executive have been working | | Quietly and claim that they will pre- | sent a much stronger team than is {expected 'by the outsiders. There is | a possibility that Thompson, the | | gcalie for last year's Varsity Seconds, | will get permission from the Athletic | {directors to play with the Scullers. ---------- Shaughnessy for Syracuse? { Frank (Shag) Shaughnessy, popu- | lar playing manager of the Syracuse | Stars during the latter, and i successful, part of the 1291 season, will discuss terms and arrangements for next year with President Ernest {Landgraf, owner of the local Inter- {national club, at the annual meeting {of minor league baseball magnates {next Monday in Buffalo. Landgraf will offer Shaughnessy the manag- ership then, it is reported here. Whether Shaughnessy will again { guide the destinies of the Stars next season will be decided at the meeting | next week. Shag intimated that he { will accept the managership again only on Lahdgraf's promise of a nu:- ball players around the 1922 Syra- | which to build cuse club. no Australian Bowling Team. 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The Canadian bowlers have ex- In no case can offending player, tended an invitation to the teurists return to ice until disabled player|to play a series of games, in this returns. Offending team may, how-|country before sailing for England. ever, put substitute on at end of They will arrive at Vancouver ear- twenty minutes. Non-offending | ly in May, and if they accept would team may replace injured player |play in Toronto about the middle of Favors Government Ownership. Toasters, Desk Lamps. John M, Campbell in .answer to queries from the Toronto Star re H. W. 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For young and old the use of Dr. Hamilton's Pills is recommended. 26¢. at all dealers or The Catarrhozone Co., Montreal. Smoke T&B Distinctive in flavor BRINGING UP FATHER with substitute immediately. Referees are to judge as to extent of players' injuries. Red, blue and green lights will be displayed over timekeeper's box to indicate extent of penalties. President Calder has authority, on recommendation of referees, to sus- pend offending player or players for one or for more games or for bal- ance of champ/onship and playoff ceries. More Pomes. Montreal Star. The hockey player heaves a high, His mind is in a slump, For once the bally season starts There is no chance to jump. A jumping contest now and then, Is relished by the hockey men. CPPFPPPPPFONSGEISISTY Ee WILL GIVE PRIZE TO UGLIEST CAT IN SHOW It may not be to a human be- ing"s advantage to be ugly, but it may be to a cat's advantage, for Lady Williams-Taylor has announced her intention of pre- senting a box of candly to the ugliest common cat in the show which opened in Stanley Hall, Montreal. Over two hundred fine specimens were on exhibi- tion. PEPER PRIP RSE Fb SLIP IRIE Peed LAA RZ EERE ERE RJ May. | Canadiens Have No Idea of Parting With the-Veteran. Canadiens, Montreal, signed Odic Cleghorn for _the coming season, again, and notified Ottawa that the offer for Lalonde would rat ve con- sidered under any circumstances. It is said that in the case of being sold to the Ottawas, La'onde was to have had fifty per c2at. of the purchase price. He will he playing manager of the Canadieas. The Easter Intercollegiate Basket- ball Ledgue season of 1920-21 ended with the following standing: Penn- sylvania, Dartmouth, Cornell, Prince- ton, Columbia, and Yale. i feet h = DODD'S LIF feature in the making. Two. piece or perfect form fitting combinations, Ask for "'Admiral" | not risk using inferior preparations. MATHIEU'S SYRUP ls the only genuine whose seu | utation has caused ta crop up nian, Sree Aerio ON BALE EVERYWHERE f ' - Choice Assortment of -- HUDSON SEAL, BEAVER AND SABLE Gourdier's BROCK STREET --~-- mi, The Ottawa hockey team holds the Stanley Cup, emblematio of ths world's hockey charapionchip. BY GEORGE McMANUS . Jabez Wolffe has made twenty-two attempts to swim the English Chan- nel, but has never succeeded.