Daily British Whig (1850), 11 Oct 1922, p. 10

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t TO CRICKET SPORTING ' . a a THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 11, 1923. © | BADMINTO TO BOXING SHAGAEN PRACTICE SOON AFTER MATCH Right at It Again on Monday In Preparation For Queen's. The majority of the McGill play- ors who took part in the opening match of the Intercollegiate season Sgainst Varsity at Toronto on Satur- day afternoon were on hand for the - light signal practice against Fhe Intermediate squad at the stadium on Monday. Philpotts, Crain and Robertson were obliged to leave off practice work "on account of In- juries received in Saturday's gama, Philpotts is still under observation in case of internal Injury. He wus badly shaken during the play, but it 1s expected that a short rest from heavy work will put him in shape for the game here. Saturday against Queen's. Crain fs out with an in- Jured foot, while Robertson Is sut- fering from a sore groin, but both players will be in trim for practice work today or tomorrow. Coach Shaughnessy made 8 few changes in his line-up of the senior team during the practice yesterday. - Walsh, who was played at middle ng, was moved back to the half line and readily adapted himself to the new position. The former Iowa University athlete, with instruction, could apparently be converted into a back fleld player, as hd possesses the speed and ball-carrying ability essential to that position. With the fair showing made by the team against the strong Varsity twelve, the hopes of the supporters ot the red and white are beginning to run high in anticipation of the same here Saturday against Queen's. While the tricolor aggre- gation is admittedly much stronger than last season, as evidenced by thelr sweeping victory over the Ha. milton Rowing Club twelve on Sat- urday, the praiseworthy display of the McGill team in their first en- counter under most unfavorable conditions, leads their supporters to believe that the local collegians will give the Queen's players a strenu- ous battle for the honors here this week. K.C.1. and Queen's IV To Open Junior Series Today This afternoon at the George Ri- . -chardson Memorial Stadium, the C -Tugby teams representing Kingston ®, Collegiate Institute and Queen's IV. are scheduled to meet in the first 'game of the local junior inmtercol- * legiate groupings, section A. K.C.I. 'has a speedy little collection of players this season and will put up & good game, while the fourth tri- color team is reported to have re- cruited several promising young- sters from among the freshmen. Tha lads are the rugby players of com- ing years, and it will not take much to fit several of them for senior company. N ---- \ 5 -- UTTLE BITS. | "Shag." Shaugliressy is certaliily @ hard man to keep down. McGili was practically shoved to the back- ground on paper this season, bu: fiow he has developed a team that « will worry both Queen's and Var- sity, In spite of the 20 to 2 victory of the Blue and White last Saturday. Jack Willlams and Billy Richards, two rugby veterans, failed to make places on the Ottawa Rough Rid- ers' squad, but they kept the'young- or set hustling to keep them off, That backfield players of quality are scarce is evidenced by the tfou- ble Frank Shaughnessy has had this year Ia bullding up a secondary de- Cence. . | Toronto Globe: "Red" McKelvey, middle wing of Queen's University team, Is having a hard seige of it with blood poisoning. Kingston + iWhig: Stew bad, stew bad. * Toronto Globe: Reports are rife fn Ottawa that Harry Batstone and ud Thomas will forsake Queen's. ese, however, are given little 'credence here. Another wild ru- mor is that both will be protested. Hamilton Rowing Club brought thir- ty-three players here last Saturday and used every one of them. Aral SIRHAIG » OLD COUNTRY FOOTBAIL, Eoccer. London, Oct, 7.--Results of league football games played fn the Old Country today follow: English League--First Division. Arsenal 3, W, Bromwich A. 1. Aston Villa 2, Tottenham H. 0, Blackburn R. 1, Birmingham 1. Bolton W. 1, Huddensfield T, 0. Newscastle U. 0, Bumsley 2. Cardiff City 2, Sunderland 4. Chelsea 0, Shefleld U. 0. Liverpool 5, Everton 1. Stoke 1, Manchester City 1. Oldham A. 0, Middleboro 0. . Nottingham F. 3, Preston N. E. Second Tlvision, Barnsley 1, Notts County 0. Blackpool 3, Derby County 2, Bradford C. 2, Leicester City 2 Clanton Orient 3, Leeds U. 0. Coventry City 3, Bury 0, Crystal Palace 1, Hull City 1. Manchester U. 1, Portvale 2. The Wednesday 3, Stockport C. 0. West Ham, U. 1, Southampton 1, Wolverhampton 6, Rotherham C2 -- Third Division--Southern Section. Brigh. and H. A. 8, Gillingham 0. Bristol R. 2, South End U. 0. Exeter City 0, Brentford 2. Luton T. 4, Aberdare A. 1. Merthyr Town 2, Watford 3. Millwall 0, Newport Co. 0. Norwich C. 1, Northampton 0. Portsmouth 1, Plymouth A. 2, Queen Pk. R. 0, Swindon T. 2, Reading 2, Charlton A. 1. Swansea Town 4, Bristol C1. Third Division--§Northern Section. Accrington 8, 0, Wigan B, 0. Rochdale 2, Darlington 2. Grimsby T. 3, Chesterfield 1. Halifax T. 1, Durham City 3, Hartlepool U, 2, Barrow 0. Nelson 1, Ashington 3. Southpert 0, Stalybridge C. 0. Tranmere R, 0, Bradford 0. Walsall 1, Crewe Alexandra 1, Wrexham 0, Lincoln. City 2, Scottish League. Alrdrieontans 2, Aberdeen 0. Celtic 4, Patrick Thistles 38. Dundee 1, Ayr United 0. Falkirk 3, Morton 0. Hearts 0, Raith Rovers 0. Kilmarnock 2, Alloa 2 Motherwell 0, Hamilton A. 0, Rangers 2, Hibernians 0. St. Mirren 1, Albion Rovers 1, Third Lanark 3, Clyde 0. Old Country Rugby, London, Oct. 7.~Rugby - league games today resulted ag follows: Barrow 10, Swinton 232. Bramley 5, Featherstone 3, Broughton 0, Salford 0. Dewsbury 11, Batley 6. Huddersfield 10, Leeds 8. Hul-Kingston 7, Hull 10. Hunslet 0, Haltfax 6. St. Helem's Rec. 10, Wigan 19, Wakefield 30, Rochdale 11. Warrington 21, St. Helen's 14, Widnes 14, Keighley 7. Wigan Highfield 2, Oddham 5, York T. 10, Leigh 7, -- Rugby Union. Harlequins 46, Rosslyn Pk. 0, St. Thomas Hos. 0, Richmond 23. London Scot. 10, Northampton 15. Black Heath 6, Birkenhead Pk. 3. Guys Hospital 16, United Ser, 3. Cross Keys 14, Swansea 0. Newport 0, Cardift 0. Neath 0, Flymouth Alb, 14. Gloucester 8, Bristol 4, Leicester 3, Llanelly 4. Devonport Ser. 15, Coventry 0, Bath 18; Aberavon 0, Waterloo 3, Liverpool 13. Bradford 24, Manchester 5. Watsonians 11, Edinburgh Acad, § Royal H, 8, 7, Edinburgh 1. 13.» i ------ American Footval Fatality, At Franklin,sN.H., the first fatal- ity of the football season in this state occurred on Monday in the death of Frank Massa, a member of the Franklin High fichool eleven. The boy sustained a fractured skull, Saturday, in a game wtih the junior team of St. Anselm's College. ---- The Course is Roady. The golf course on the recently acquired McMullen property, about three miles from Pembroke, is now somewhat primitive condition has the making of an excellent course. Bluenose was leading Margaret K. Smith in schooner elimination when the wind failed and the race was abandoned. ready for play and although ih a | & | "THEM DAYS IS GONEFOREVER" You not only read it, you sing It. Tryit on your piano. comic hit. Watch nightly for {his big _ PRA CTICE THIS IN THE PARLOR. GOOD EVENING, ANGELINA -- GEE, YOU'RE LOOKING AWFUL THAT - 17, 4 = = = SYBIL BAUER BREAKS MEN'S SWIM RECORD rss Chicago Qirl First to Set Swim Mark Faster Than Man's Best. In the swimming meet held at St. George in which American and Ber- muda women swimmers participat- ed, the 150-yard free style event was CHAIR - IN CASE YOU'D UKE TO KNOW -- WiLL HOLD Two Persons, Pete -- - - -- won by Gertrude Ederle of the Wo- men's Swimming Association of New York in one minute, forty-five sec- onds. - This time is said to have proken the former world records of one minute 49 3-5 seconds, held by Charlotte Boyle Clune of New York, and 1.48, held by Hilda James, of England. In the' 440-yard back stroke race, Sybil Bauer, Chicago, won from Eth- el McGray, New York, establishing | world records at 300; 400, and 440- yard marks, the figures being res- pectively 4.19 3-5, 5.50 and 6.24 4-5. The old record, 6.28, held by Harold Krueger of Honolulu. This was the first time in the history of swimming that a woman has beaten a world's record held by a man. To Return the Visit, The Toronto Mail and Empire re- marks: It is likely that Coach Mayn- ard and several of the players will return George Awrey's visit of last Saturday and be spectators at the McGill-Queen's clash in Montreal. The Presbyterians look as if thes may upset the Blue and White's calculations and there is no doubt that they are stronger than they wera "last year when they had Var- sitf all out to finish in front. Harry stone and Bud Thomas, the two most promising of the Tricolor re- cruits, have strengthened them a great deal. students were lucky to secure a man like McPherson to fill the vacancy. The former R.M.C. captain is a great booter as well as a good plunger and "| runner and he fits in well with Pe- SP | BABE RUTH WHO PROVIDED THE EXOITEMENT IN THURSDAY'S GAME. In eighth inning of game with Giants he bagged two points and made a clean steal of the plate. 4 BRINGING UP FATHER 32 quegnat and Uren, who look like the regulars at right and left half ro- spectively. = Zimmerman, another R.MIC. produc, who is a substitute with the Intefcollegiate squad, may play for Coryell's team on Satur- day. Will Piay siockey. "Babe" Dye, former Brantford out- flelder, who made good with a veng- eance with Buffalo in his first year will play hockey egain this winter. chase the puck again, owing to the fact that injuries received last winter in the hockey campaign al re- sulted in Buffalo releasing him, but Dye states that he will play for St. Fatricks again even if 'his future in baseball is jeopardized. = Baltimore again beat St. Paul 7 to 3. MecAvoy's home run won the game. Several of the Moose soccer team players have been suspended. --- | In the Varsity O.R.F.U. team the | én the International! League, says he ! It was thought that Dye woul not 'M.A.A.A.-Argonaut I Pay Your Street Car Fares to us for seven months and then you pay no more, SEVEN CENT FARES or 4 for 25c., will make a big difference in paying for a Bicycle. Six Dollars per month to ride the Cars. It will cost you over Btreer™ THIS WILL PAY for a BICYCLE in SEVEN MONTHS at $10.00 CASH and $6.00 PER MONTH, and then you save $6.00 per month, as a Massey will last you 10 years at least. Bicycle Some riders in Kingston have used a Massey for 18 years and still running good, START TO SAVE MONEY. Treadgold Spor 88 PRINCESS ST. ing Goods Co PHONE 529. (Upholstered in Tapestry) CHESTERFIELDS ......,... EASY CHAIRS OBT. 230 Princess -- LEADING UNDERTAKER Street. sssrctrnniians +. .$85 to $200 J. REID Ambulance Call 577w. to eat the A Few Doors Below Queen's Students Commutation tickets make it possible $6.00 worth for $3.25 worth for Real Good Coffee - Sc per cup KINGSTON'S NEW MODERN EATING PLACH Savoy Dairy Lunch 24-HOUR SERVICE best and yet save money. $5.80 $3.00 Grand Opera House, M.A.AA. to Continue, While expressing deep regret at the unfortunate accident during the football match on Saturday afternoon, which caus ed the death of Allan Arless, substi- tute quarterback of the M.A.A.A. team, it is the unanimous decision of the players and executive of the M. 'A.A.A. club that in the interests of the sport, they fulfil their remalin- ing engagements of the season in the Interprovineial Union. Although the club will egntinue to place a rep- resentative team on the fleld, it 1s said that certain of the players who took part in the game last Saturday By will not be seen in action again thy season. There will be ng .practicel held by the team till after the fun eral of the deceased player on We nesday, when the club will make usual preparations for their uled fixture against the Senators if Ottawa on Saturday. ™ TO MEET DINTY FED LAWYERS OFFICE - HE'S WUT THE DETAILS ABOUT THE RTY HE'S GONNA GIT AT Hin bee BY THE way. DINTY » WHY WOZ THIS TY IN CHINA LEFT TO You? HAS BEEN BHOT AND NOUR COUBDIN RECEIVED A THREATENING LETTER HE 1D TRANDFERRING THE PROPERTY iy

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