Rt THE DAILY BRITISH. WHIG. SPORTING RUMMY TO EAPECT CLOSE Fics IN WEEK-END HOCKEY Many Games Booked For Lo- cal Teams--First Appear- ance of R.M.C. ~ A---- Fridey and Saturday of this week are dates looked forward to with in- terest and anticipation by all local hockey fans, After a quiet week the fireworks will start again and keep going until Monday night. There are two Intercollegiate games sche- duled for local teams, two O.H.A. fames and several contests in the city league, Queen's seniors journey to Toron- | to on Friday to meet Varsity, Allan Cup holders, on Saturday afternoon. The Blue and White team is practic- oilly the same as thet which went through all the amateur hockey with fiylng colors last year and has been doing well this year. It seemed un- beatable until Granites stepped on the gas a little and Aura Lee dupli- Cated the stunt in the senior O.H.A. group. How it will look to the in- tercollegiate is a different matter But little is known of McGill and Queen's senior intercollegiate teams is yet in the bud. The players have been working but up till today but few definite selections were made and it was hard to say what sort of an aggregation would be sent to To- ronto. The squad which goes up this evening wil give the Varsity six a good argument--that can be | relied upon, In the O.H.A. Queen's intermedi- ates have a game scheduled here with Brockville on Friday. This is the second visiting intermediate team this year, the last one, Belle- ville, having given the tricolor six a good drubbing for their money. Whether this team from Brockville can do it or not remains to be seen-- R.M.C. and Queen's | third team conclusions at the | Jock Hanty Arena. The cadets have | | been very quiet this year and have | {entered in. the intercollegiate only, | -an ominous sign for opponents. It | | means that they are concentrating j with some definite object in view, {and when the cadets concentrate on {anything in the sporting Hne, it is time for other teams to start work- ling hard. On the other hand, R.M.C. juniors | are striking nothing easy when they | run up against Queen's III. This | team {8 practically the same as the | junior O.H.A. 'team and will take a lot to beat by any team in efther | association. The game will be one | /Of the best of the season and will draw a large crowd. evening when try RUGBY THURSDAY, JANUARY, 19, 1088. BADMINTON TO BOXING i FROM OTHER SHEETS Sntregn Indoor bowling seems favorite in many of the citi tario and Northern the west it is very someone never start ston, es in On- New York. In Johnny Wileon and his are certainly in Duteh. until September, 1922, by soclations of sixteen stat and Australia, is no if the money starts t manager Suspension boxing as- es, Canada joke, especially 0 run low. The case of Boughard and Mana- ger Latreille's other Players in Que- bec was bad enough, but this hun- dred charges down in the maritime J ren In the intermediate O.H A. Fron- | 'tenacs have their hardest game of | the season with Belleville on strange Each year these teams have Some great old battles and Fronte- | nacs have many tithes come out on | top, and have never gone under with- | out a stiff argument. Despite the | fact that material is rather scarce | with them this year they will keep | the crack Belleville sextette moving | all through the three periods and we | ahould not be surprised to see them { come home with a victory. It prac- | tically is a do-or-die game for ha | Frontenacs and they will play for all | | they are worth. The game is on the | same night as the Queen's-Brock- | {ville fixture and local followers ot} hockey will have plenty to talk about over Sunday. Queen's' have a fine little working crew this year and have been trying Out some new systems. They have [been invited to play exhibition {games In other cities between their |intercollegiate games. Varsity bés- | {keteers will find them a queer com- | lee CAN HE DO IT? This is Lars Haugen soaring through the air at Banff, Alberta, for a distance of 150 feet. He seeks to break the world's record of 229 feet and will get $10 for each foot in excess of that great leap. Gr " -------------- a 1 [cup holders may receive a big sur- ICE-TYCKLES. | 'Queen's basketball team will go to | Toronto with the hockey squad to | try conclusions in the Intercollegiate jrenio series with the Varsity five. {prise from the tri-color squad. provinces beats all. It is perhaps fortunate that the movement has spread eastward instead of west- ward. Benny Kauff has failed to get an injunction on Judge Landis' ban but the Giants would be willing to sign him up again if the Czar of Baseball sald so, It is up to the Judge. The name "tankard" has a con- vivial sound of days gone by (?) about it which may be the reason that some men are hired into curl- ing and grow fond of the game. Special words tucked away in his vo- cabulary for umpires and referees, but, unfortunately for him, they wield a much more effective weapon than he, It looks as if the "Flying French- men" have been picked up by a stiff breeze in their flight. Two wins from the Hams.) in one week is | rather fast travelling. It doesn't matter the slightest to | | St. Pat's that Percy Lesuer has writ- | --. An Ever | | | | | | "Babe" Dye seems to have a few | | { eady wer Flashli ght | | | FOR EVERYBODY'S PURPOSE WE HAVE THE SIZE YOU WANT | The best Flashlight made -- at than the cheaper gra prices no higher des. BULBS ° Only the best. BATTERIES Always fresh. FRIDAY Watch for the F. ebruary Records, with Al Jol- son's big new hit, "Yoo Hoo." Sung by Al himself, For that matter it 1s also just es | ten articles on How to play hockey. we rather think not. Queen's have learned two or three valuable les- sons and also know that they had better stant winning soon to make any showing im the group, and it is probable that they will uncork some of that concentrated lightning which they unloosed agains Belleville in the last period here. Queen's Jour- nal seems to think that they should drop the professional style of rush- ' ing dnd dropping back and play right into the nets and there are many fans who are of the same epinion, It is certain, however, that any team defeating them this sea- Son in future games will have much harder work than Belleville or Corn- wall had in the past games. What might be called the "senior" Series of the local junior intercol- { bination of the always-present and | ¢ always-elusive and last year's be reversed. | the | story may | With Broken Elbow. | The latest exponent of 'gameness' {in the Canadian eporting world is |Harry Mummery, of the Hamilton |[N.H.L. team. In the game in Mont- {real last Saturday night Mummery |severely injured his elbow but stay- {ed on in the game and put up with |it. He had been suffering a great |deal of pain and X-ray examination {reveals that the elbow is broken. | This is about as good as that Yankee football player who wore a pad of beefsteak over his appendix. ------ Big league scouts and experts re- {port a great shortage of catchers |and, short-stops, especially' the lat- ter, ) | : . The Orientals are said to use a oil w Ziertou not word named "Ki" in the same sense RX ap To, Sous Jadice as ', " "" ». p udges 45 we mean "pep. Frontenacs and | S91 E Ju or . | by defending his title against Vin- Queen's intermediates had [1922" might have had some King. [97 8 2 < 4: better | . ir (cent (Pepper) Martin, the latest all the Ki t Ringston | stonian sensations among their | * tage all the Ki out of K ngston and | | Sensation among the little boxers of | get started toward the top of O.H.A the east. Rickard is willing to stage Group No. 1. the show. present . costumes Johnny Kilbane, world's feather- "Follies of | Velght champion, can earn $50,000 numbers, Cato or some old bird like that | McKelvey sald that if a man didn't make a costume fool of himself once in a while, na- eo | ture had saved him the trouble. |Several young men at the carnival evidently believed them and took no chances on nature, Charlie White, of Chicago, put the | finishing touches to Johnny Dundee, {the Scotch-wop generally acknow- {ledged as world's Hghtweight cham- ! plon, in Boston, on Thursday night. After 19 1-2 minutes of wrestling, | Stanislaus Zbysko and John Olin {crashed to the floor at Columbus, |Ohdo, and Olin wes rendered uncon. scious. Oh, girls, but Jack looks elegant in a Highland Hip, has such delicate knees and he isfi't the least bit bow-legged. Those girls at the carnival last night certainly' showed some Speed. One rather expected to see them com- peting in-gkirts but the winner evid- ently adopted a 'costume 'buble for speed ¥ Local snowshoe and ski lovers are rejoicing over the heavy falls of snow in this distriet. There are so few opportunities for really good snowshoeing around the city during i the winter that each one is worked | to its full advantage, --_-- It was one of the greatest carni- leglate group starts on Saturday nn. SSE eae nna HOUSEKEEPERS Why not have your house wired for Electric Light? We have Irons, Toasters and all you need for comfort, H. W. NEWMAN ELECTRIC Co. 167 PRINCESS STREET vals ever held here and the specta- tors had their money's worth. The burlesque hockey match was a good one. We have séen some of that kind which were unintentional { but this is the first one on the Joek Hearty Arena, and, we hope, if there are any others, they will be of the same nature--premeditated, -- Good thing Mack Sennett did not 866 some of the playérs in that match or a few more names might be added to the list of the movie stars | of the present day. -- 7 Much discussion is on at the col- legiate about the game with Varsity on Saturday afternoon. The inter- collegiate has been rather forgotten and a new interest awakens as it commences once more. The Allan OLD CH ; Canada's Favorite Pipe Tobacco Th Rte Would Comtrol Athletics An athlete commission to be ap- by the government and to control of all athletics in the nce of Quebec is the proposal of the Hon. Athanas E. Davis, provincial YOU NEFONT WAY - Efforts of the Italian government to reduce ita deficit have been suc. An attempt to Introduce American comedy into Mexico was a He's always comin' an' goin' like 's blanket (to the pawnbrok. Murdered. Put right out of business, a whol ily, not ot d honest folks, but corns am's Corn nless sure 26e BRINGING UP FATHER BE SITTING FOR Already they are starting to talk of spring training for . the rugby tehms at Queen's. Tt Is none too early, as the practises should be in- augurated once the snow leaves the | ground. | "Benny" Morris, at present taking | [classes at Queen's, put up another { fine exhibition in goal in a practice match with some city teams the | |other night. It "is strange that | neither Queen's nor Frontenacs have | |taken on this capable guardian ot } the nets, | Queen's basketball team has been | working hard and will give the Blue | end White five a stiff fight for it in Toronto, | | | "Reception" for Queen's, | The Varsity, University of Toron- | to newspaper, says; And now for a well-deseryed rest. No more hard games for a couple of w 8 and then the gang will tackle their two chief contenders with such a whirl fot speed thet the Arena staff will have to work overtime keeping the It is early in the season vet, and we know that U. of T. come- back stuff Practically the same tteam has been pulling it for two sea- {sons now, and we are used to it. In | the meantime our merry-mem are go- ing to sneak up on the Kitchener lads in their own back-yard on Wed- nesday night, and on Saturday are holding a reception for Queen's, to be hoped that Queen's don't kick over the tea-pot or drop cake on the floor. ----, Don't try to kill two "birds - wi*n one stone. Use a shotgun. Graft often goes about disguised as a business opportunity, | | ice frozen. '3 Hockey Wednesday Night. N. H. A. Haniton Tigers 9, St. Pats. 4. Ottawa 10, Canadiens 6. 0, H. A. Aura Lee 6, Argos 4. Kitchener 7, Varsity 2. N.OHA. Soo 4, North Bay 2. Turns Night Into Day. J. T. Sutherland, executive mem- ber of the Ontario Hockey Assocla- tion, is a guest at the King Edward Hotel for a few days, whilst on busi- ness in Toronto. He represen:s Kingston in the gssoclaiion, wn states thet the new Jock Harty rink in Kingston is taybe officially open- ed shortly, alth¢ 2 has been played on since Jan. 2nd. It has a larger ice surface than the arena in Toronto with at seating cap- acity of 3,600 and standing rpom for another 1,600. "The great feature of the new rink," stated Mr. Sutherland to the Globe, "is its wonderful light- ing system, which has aetually pro- duced the effects of daylight, Some people are too good to be in- teresting. Rheumatism--is Yours Acute or Chronic? In either case you'll get such re- sults from good old "Nerviline," which has five times the pain destroy- ing power of ordinary remedies. Nerviline gives results. because it Penetrates to the source of the pain, because it contains ingredients that destroy rheumatic pains. It is the unusually bad 'case that proves the power of Nerviline. Suited for young and old; used internally and exter- nally for many purposes. 35¢., at TREADGOLD SPORTING GOODS Co. 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