{ HE DAILY BRITISH WHIG. TULSDAY, MAY 10, 1529. 10s CRAPS T0 CRICKET rT ATEN ca Australian Golfer Is Now on! His"Second Swing Around | the Map. 4 . | . Joe Kirkwood, the Australian golf- | "€r; is off again, As a traveler, Kirk- | | - n y . : has all other golf players trail- | Sunt ard and on that occasion to 0od HW him by several ocean liners and | & great many Pullman reservations, He always has a long-strip ticket somewhere -gbout his person. Some of the other golt Profession- als made one Westward leap acrose . the Atlantic and settle down on this side for the remainder of their golf- ing lives. Not so Kirkwood. The Australian trick-shot player, who is one of the world's greatest golfers, sailed last week for Great Britain. Joe and Marshal Joffre were among the distinguished passengers who occupied saloon cabins on the Red Line Celtic when the ship made 3 [the dash for the three-mile limit. It was only a few weeks ago that Kirkwood sighted the Pacific Coast 'of America, after some fifteen days' Journey from his home town in Aue- tralia. After playing in the British open championship at Sandwich, Kirkwood will go to Frince for the French opén, arid then returri-to Am- erica. He plans to hep back to Aus- tralia by way of Japan and China. This is Kirkwood's second world | jaunt, but it is not his last. He wi'l | be coming back to America again in | 1923 perhaps to remain, He is like- | 1y to locate in Canada, for one of the large Canadian clubs believes that it mould Ye a splendid thing for Can- adian 'golf to have such a player as Kirliwood as a representative, -------- PRINCE OF WALES HURT WHILE PLAYING POLO At Manila forty-five seconds after: , the start of the fourth period of a polo. game the Prince of Wales was, Ait over the right eye by the ball and a $9sh an dnch long was cut in his forehead. His white breeches spat- tered with blood, the Prince insisted on continuing the game to the finish, but his physician; Surgeon Commap- der Newport, forcibly detaiiied him. "You will let me vlav Monday, won't 'you?" asked the rrince, ama the physician replied that he would. The" Prince was in the lead of the field, approaching the goal and close- Iy followedby Captain Rutherford L. - Hammond of the 9th Cavalry, in the southwest seotor of Pasay polo field, when the accident occu ped. i On being hit the Prince raised his . hand for time, thén turned toward . /ihg stables at the east centre of the field and rode'in,sesect, at a fast His physician rushed across the field from the stand. The Prince's Head rested in the lap of a newspaper reporter. Surgeon Newport dressed the wound rapidly. Later the Prince's physician put two stitches in the wound. i ---------- Bruggy Back to Philadelphia. Manager Mack, of the Philadelphie Americans, announced that he had traded Inflelder Brasill and Catoher Fubrman to the Portland, Oregon, ~olub for Catcher Frank Bruggy. Bruggy was sold by Portland early this year by the Philadelphia Na- tionals, Life is too short. Death seizes us while we are sill' full of our miser- es and our good intentions. Poison wor] a | 'sever to have had one's colors beaten would appear™®to mark an owner ag the holder of a special dis- pensation from Lady Luck, one of that owne have been headed but for an instant In a dozen different events in which he was meeting the aristocrats of the ashed to, the front.to remain there for the rest of the distance is a record which probably never has fallen to the racing fortunes of any other horse than Morvich. Ben Block, owner of Morvich, the prince of the two-ycar-olds of 1921, and the re- cently crowned King of the three- year-olds by virtue of his outstanding win of the Churchill Downs classic-- the Kentucky Derby--Is the one sportsman in America who enjoys the special exemption which has fal- len to the lot of mo one else on the turf, and Morvich has been "looked in the eye" in a race but once. Aside from the remarkable career of Morvich as a two-year-old, the programme of his owder in taking all and sundry into his confidence through the medium of showing every training move of the colt was without precedent. The Block asser- lion that the wonderful Morvich is in the hands of the public, so far as his 'racing is concerned, is markedly at variance with the line of action followed when Man o' War held the spotlight. Up to date Morvich has earnod §162,000, IN THE BIG SWIM. The following players have been listed with baseball clubs in either the National or American Leagues and will be figuring in the big games tuls summer. Two or three lecters pil be printed each day uni! the list is complete. Clip them and them for reference, ! ro Ww. -- National" Bhague. Wingo, Ivy B., Cincinnati. Wirto, Elmwood V., Chicago. Weiss, Arthur J; Chicago. Walker, oy, St. Louis. Wimar, Irwin, St. Louis. Watson, John, R., Boston. Wilson, James, Boston. White, John A,, New York, Wheat, Zack D., Brooklyn. Whitted, George, Brooklyn, Ward, Chess. W., Brooklyn. Walker, Curtis, Philadelphia. Weinert, Philip, Philadelphia, Wilhelm, I. K., Philadelphia. Williams, Fred., Philadé!phia. Winters, J. F., Philadelphis. Withrow, F., Philadelphia. Wrightstone, R., Philadelphia. Warwick, Firman N., Pittsburgh, Wheeler, Floyd, Pittsburgh. Whitehill, Earl, Pittsburgh. Whitted, George B., Pittsburgh, Wilson, Samuel M., Pittsburgh, fava 4 American League. Walters, Alfred, Boston. Woodward, F., Washington Wilkinson, R. W., Chicago. Woodall, C., Lawrence, Detroit Walker, Clarence, Philadelphia. 'Walker, John M., Philadelphia. Welch, Frank, Philadelphia. Witt, Lawton, Phjladelphia. Wolfe, Walter, Philadephia. Ward; Aaron L., New York. Wilson, Gormer A., New York. Wambsganss, Wm., Cleveland. , Wood, Joe, Cleveland. y Wright Wayne, St. Louls. Williams, Kenneth, St. Louis. ---------------- ST. CATHARINES' EENLEY FOR SIX MORE YEARS St. Catharines is assured of six mare years of the Royal Canadian Henley by an agreement entered into between the local interests and the Canadian Association of Amateur Oarsmen. St. Catharines is assured of the anmual fixture go long as proper accommodation Is provided for the visiting oarsmen, some of whom come many miles to compete for the prizes at very large expense to them- selves or their clubs, This year there will be more for the spectators, as it has been arrang- ed to have Gog-relling events between the races. Expert log- brought here especially to give exhi- bitions. The grand stand' will also || be informed by radiogram as to the progress of each race. But for r's color-bearers to WHAT A (ICKI IT'S THA WORST EVER We nN' ha HAD DIDJA' EVER GET. WHEN THE 'OLD | | and other rollers from the Ottawa River will be | WITH{ A (EATHER. BELT REAL . MAD 2, SPANKED MAN WU2 GONE FOREVER! PAYS' (5 i The catcher of the Denver team of tne Western League fs named Grabowski (pronounced Grabboftski) | Not bad, eh? LITTLE BITS, Latest dope: Mixture of dande- lion wine, home-brew and lemon 'ex- tract, guaranteed to take the: kinks out of corrugated iron. The Wolfe Islanders. will be ne- glecting the crops to play baseball af- ter the trimming they received on Saturday, but they are always in at the death when the season closes, no matter how poor they may look on the start. -- We now have Adolphustown in the Intercounty, and if it keeps on grow- ing it will soon be as wide-spread as "Jim" Sutherland's O.H.A. -- It's a mighty hard climb for the villages the first year they are in, but after that, when they start to get the slants of the game, they are hard to stop. Take Parham, for instance. Wholesale: Toledo has asked for waivers on Manager Fred Luderus, chers Schupp and Sallee and infielders Claire and Huber, The teams in the Intercounty, eight in the Mercantile, and we'll have baseball this year after all, Grudge Match To Mark Play Of Cue Stars Brn Champion Jake Schdefer, Chicago, who won a niche in the billiard hall of fame by winning the world's 18.2 balkline championship last Novem- ber, will defend his title for the sec- ond time when he meets Welker Cochran, of San Francisco, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. nights. "They will play 1,600 points and, in addition to the side stake, the win- ner gets sixty per cent. of the net receipts and the loser forty per cent. It is well known that there is no loye lost between the principals.in the coming match. Formerly they were touring partners on a 50-50 basis on all matches. ! Cochran twice played Horemans and Schaefer played the Belgian once. Then, Cochran claims that Schaefer failed to live up to his agreement, as he 'took Horemans to San Francisco for his second game and did not divide. A"lawsuit was catchers Schaufel and Wolgamoy, pit- the result. * Marble Champ. At Jersey City more than 10,000 persons /most of them children, as- sembled at Pershing Field to see Bus- ter Reech, the local marbles cham- pion, play Michael Triani, champion of Washington. Buster won easily. Two out of three games to de- cide the championship, but § was un- necessary to play three, B r win- ning the first two, There were two bands and a large cheering section, The latter did not confine itself to cheering Buster, but tried also to worry Triani, repeatedly accusing him of "hinching." Only the child's little world is replete 'with the golden sheen cof poetry. To make-up a great action taerc are no subordinate wean ones. 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