10 THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG. ; W MONDAY: TELL IV 19m, CRAPS "BADMINTON | TO 70 i CRICKET ; BOXING -- LOOK FOR YANKEES. THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER LITTLE BITS. ji Repeat: in the American League | . Race This Year. : : New York ought to win the Amer- + t ; Th . hi e Bicycle for Everybody Experts pick Glants to win pen- | ican League pennant, but there are | fr} cars ert" are wi dapine ous Mrs 5s cinch sad ot menie| | 57 BEG YOUR PARDON. BY GUM - SHE SURE MES | | Our several years' experi- clare experts are still doping out | bave no cinch ahead of them --St. 1921 race. | Louis, Cleveland and Washington. A J s - A -- {Buch a smart baseball man as John- . DADDY DEAR s ACTING QUEER : : y ence 1n the bicycle business If the Yankees were the only New | 0 Evers refuses to pick a winned. | , : » York team Brooklyn had to play the | "It's going to be a heart-breaking | VX y ) has proven that it pays to sell old pennant race would look pretty | race. Even the Boston Red Sox | 4 \ : i | soft to the Superbas, have a chance," Evers says. The al EZ ) | only the best. -- class of the league is so evenly dis- ¥ \ Th s h 1 ats why we always L] } NA oy - have sold the MASSEY, spent y'ars and y'ars with the Phil. | Yanks by no means can be consider- | i Hes. ed the favorite, The Yanks won the | zx 4 bs mE & . 1 -- pennant last year and they have im | 0 4 1 No Bicycle has proven The circus season in Madison Proved the club with the mobiliza- | > Sa ; : more popular or has stood up Square Garden, New York, will be | ton of the best pitching staff in the | ; . ; } followed by Nick Altrock and the |league. The St. Louis Browns are | \ ; i 5 : FRE under continued hard usage Senators-mt thd Polo Grounds. | stronger only by one rookie pitcher. | Dre 2 } 5 The Cleveland Indians h tter | ; 2 & i | The a ans have a better | y ~ : ; | as the MASSEY. Made-in- "Gavvy" Cravath has done a Rip | tributed between four clubs that | Van Winkle in Minneapolis by re-|handling may be the biggest factor | turning to the Millers after having | {B-the race and in this respect the | Perhaps the ™ South American | uc, but their old pitching trou-| 4 i 4 heavyweight will explain to Frod | ble not corrected much, Wash- | "i A f <4 gr ; : Fulton that Firpo fs neither ine [ington is improved all around, but | \ ~ % i Canada by Canadians of the name of a new drink nor a mew |lacks pitchers. Admitting that one | y 4 i ra A : soap. {Buess is as good as another, the fol- | . very best material, and guar- {lowing is busmitted by a fan to be | a anteed both by us and the _ TT Ft - 1 Racetrack promoters in Maryland | either buried or hoisted on the pole | pay a $6,000-per-day license fea, | ReXL October: New York first; St. | plus 16 per cent. of the gross ro-| Louis second; Cleveland third: o| Washington fourth; Boston fifth. | ; ' : poo 1 --_ Au Be lw oul a | Detroit sixts; Philadelphia seven, i THAT TABLECLOTA THEM DAYS : : eS ha he PY rer quality, {and Chicago eighth. Of all things! * College football BELONGS RIGHT Here!!! GONE FOREVER! ctice butts in. on the sporting Canucks on All-Boston Team. | : ; ; page right at die ow-of of use| Three Canadien paves have bee ptm Your inspection of this wonder= : icked on the All-Boston hockey | | TER ball, golf, tennis, track, rowing, etc. |P Yi El . x | 7 TT : ii. team, the mythical combination se- | = 7. gy =! 4 : ful Bicycle invited. If you cannot So far Pitcher Chaplin, of the Red | lected by a local paper as the very t playfully slammed a cus- | best in the fleld. The three men| X Sor : 3 1 Bex, Dasnt Per mates. chosen all played with the Westmin- . y 5 = ' y call, virite for catalogue, N sters during the past season, and are : = Norman Shay, forward; Herb Rea- manufacturers; they cost no Twelve amateur boxing tourna- \ ments will be held in New York dur- ame, zouli and Adam a. SN, de | 3 : He the next two months. There will | fense, wo other anadian, op | ' => 3 a he 2 mugs for the winners and (Conley and Ajax ' Campbell, were «9 & a ALL BICYCLE ACC SOR] battered mugs for the losers. [chosen as substitutes on the team. / E S ES Smith, Shay and Reaume hail from Hamilton, Ont.; Campbell is from al : 4 & a Jack Dempsey- ! bl nt TON -t Bu bout, while Ameri-|the Maritime Provinces while Pop 5 ? {5 ¢ Rr can promoters want to stage a Demp- | Conley is a Quebec product and first | 8 9 Look for the TREADGOLD sey-Wills matinee. What's a poor [handled the stock at Sherbrooke. . ji heavyweight champion to do? Conley has been in the States sev- : SILVER eral years; Campbell is a dental ; ; RIBBON SP Encourage Horse Breeding. student here and the Ontario men | Announcement from the Ontario | crossed the border last summer. S Jockey Club regarding the late stake | -_ 5 [ 5 fixtures, which close on'May 3rd Inter-County Baseball League. OD CO showed them, the premier jockey The secretary of the Frontenac and © ight 1922 ) Wesenred by : club of Canada and one of the select Lonuo aad Addington Baseball lea- And Sion THE PLAY MAN S GAM ES C. H. Winner BICYCLES--RECORDS--PHONOGRAPHS--CAMERAS on the continent, again leading the (gue informed the Whig that the ex- : : > : : : . can in money distribution. During | ecutive would meet at the Whig office By E. D. ANGELL 88 PRINCESS STREET PHONE 520 the seven days' meeting this spring | op Tuesday, April 18th, at 7.30 p.m. p 1 RTT BUTT "THE PLACE TO G..I' THAT RECORD" the total purses for flat racing and | fo the purpose of drafting the { | steeplechasing total the magnificent groups. It is very likely that there sum of $119,000. Truly this is a| will be a group composed of the fol. great incentive to encourage horse | lowing clubs in the township of Len- flelder-infielder, from the Beaumont, | five teams in the Frontenac group. Texas, club. Gus Barbare, a brother of Walter World's Skating Champion. Barbare of the Boston Braves, is| Roland Cioni of Akron won the £1 trial with the New Orleans | World's championship roller skating Botting a tournament. in Chicago with 60 "pla .| points to his credit. Cioni also won ig burs . the 10-mile race last night, the fina: Sty » tournament event, his time being showing great form, 29.29 1-5. Rodney Peters of St. wi D : . Louis, placed second in the tourna- Bronchial ment with 31 points and Joe Laurey Trouble Begin of Chicago, third, with 28. To Get Serious ? First it was a little throat tickle, To Have Bowling Club, | » then a cough which grows severe.| Wellington is to have a bowling i : k JRA 4 2 : This neglected cough travels down |club shortly, At a meeting in ; i / ) fi A Special P rice, three Piece sets : alli | J i | $125.00. | =~ breeding in Canada. nox and Addington: Odessa, Yarker "Th / i Ne pand Enterprise. The clubs are very % d 3 ho LIVING neces | 80xlous that a fourth team be in- r----== Ny oe Custtancags Sl0N on out | cluded in the group. There will be = he y= a RO OM ' (4 i hy 0 NN ZEON NT > U . \Y . the lungs, and it's mighty hard to|Shurie's Hall on Thursday night, the treat. To treat throat trouble right cfficers appointed were: Hon. Pres., | il s i \| | al HE U | J nr fr use Catarrhozone. It heals the sore Jeseph Teskey, the reeve; pres., Dr. [' - S I" ¥ PP Wy Spots, Sllays _ hrriuation, nui J. J. Broad; 1st vide-pres, T. M. 3 Ti Tne of {EAN JR clears out the phlegm us 1225 ar, Nash; 2nd vice-pres., J, 8. Shure; X Sp La RS p) A S sec.-treas., Frank Rolph; committee, nostrils from crusts and accumula- players tons, You can prevent colds, and |James Macdonald, Karl C. Morden, : " When Doctor keep free from Catarrh and bron-|Dr. McCullough, F, B, Mahon and R B 1 J REID .; ® ® popular. chial trouble by frequently using Ca- | Walter Coxall, JEADING UNDE RTAKER he icunads Jove this every 3 everywhere, two New Ract y months Sroatment, $1.00; medium gorytnmie 1s 'Australia's new rac- 230 Princess/ Street. Ambulance Call 577w. : 80s; size, 25¢. ing champion. She won one of the rich stake races at Sydney, bringing the total up to $156,895, or $9,000 more than Carbine, the previous re- cord-holder for thirty-five races. Rac- ing in Australia is apparently at the flood tide of prosperity t $4,- 500,000 having been ad in stakes last season, Compulsory Boxing. boxing and football for every male student in United States is advocated by K. K. Rook- ne, athletic director of Notre Dame university, He says it is a cure for Living Room Tables to match. b-3 4 iF i id Bf f ff iif ih i 1H 35; £8 t 5 § 7 it i 8 § + : i i 1 ud i fit zi i! ¥3 i : i 8 'We can clean and reblock your old one and Nake # 84 $503 34. Bow Why Buy A New Hat? RECOV JOBS ig i if i 8 § Hit ¥ i i il § § E + cranes sev asses $0.00 fF WIL BISBKOS || R. H. JONES STAKES SPT : any, to the winner. This will be the [but it will b: Hkely on Satur | : the male effeminaté; that the men FOR Ri RL HORSES | biggest purse for. ut be very y 0 ur- 90 Princess St. 350 PRINCESS STREET 1 , October 7th, or Monday, October Phone of today are losing their manly quall- | pe Kentucky Trotting Horse | have ever trotted. ig Phone 1333 us ties. Breeders' Association has decided to | ~ The race-is to be mile heats, best -------------- -- ---- ee guarantee the May Day Stakes to be | two In three, and it ls té be decided The Decatur club, new entrant in -- First Baseman Leo Dressen, it ap- worth $10,000, of which $2,000 to [during the Grand Circuit meeting | the Three-I league, has signed the! These record baseball salaries Tris Speaker, so report has it, pears, is going to make good on his the second horse, $1,000 to the third | here October 2nd to 14th, The date | veteran catcher, Dan O'Leary, as its evoke no objections from the tax having a bit of trouble with the kneg "retirement" stuff, horsg, and $7,000 and the surplus, if | for its decision 'has not been fixed, | manager. collector. he twisted last fall, . -- -- BRINGING UP FATHER : 3m : fa BY GEORGE McMANUS ik: i § ! i i i g |8Fstt pis / i= ¥ HELLO - 1S THIS THe 4 a 3 ol 3 THAT'S ALL RIGHT "YOU WON'T tie pad AGENCY? 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