THE DAILY BRI Tis SH WHIG. CRA PS TO CRICKET JRCILL WINS TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES 'akes Both Singles and Dou- , bles--Did Not Play Off Final. McGill carried off the bulk of the with Queen's and Varsity ng second place in the inter- an pllegiate tournament which was con- Friday afternoon. Crocker, "who wis undoubtedly the most finish- ed player at the gathering, won firs: ce in the single defeating "Bud" (homas only after a hard five set uggle: The finals dn. the doubles not played off in Kingston as two (ill paire were matched and the dents wished to get home. Mor- ce and Douglas qualified for the "finals 'Dy defeating Williams - and Fhilips, Toronto, and Crocker and ameay were the other finalists de- feating the Queen's hopes, Thomas The finals in "the singles was an 'interesting contest. Orocket is plok- 'ed by the critics here as a Canadian 'champion of the future while "Bud" Thomas on Friday turned in a bril- nt performance. ' The winner took first, third end last set while omas won the second and fourth. but Thomas got in some imtrokes that were the best seen dur- dng the tournament. % \ The doubles of most interest locally 'was that between Crocker and Ram- say for McG and Thomas and Mac- 'Lachlan for Queens. Although the "tricolor players took the first set they 'were unable to maintain the pace and Jost the next too. Friday was a strenuous day for the faquetecrs and for Crocker and homas especially as the former play- thirteen sots during the day and fatter figured in fifteen. It meant etically continuous playing' for five puns, Jt is likely that the finals in the pbles will be played off at McGill #s the finalists are from that unlver- ty. The contegtants were enter- ned at Queen's Friday evening. The showing of Queen's ds consid- red good. Its representatives con- = gested the finals of the singles and the "semifinals of the doubles and gather- ed as many points as Vansity. The scores of the sets in the finals of the singles were as follows, 6-4, 9-11, 6-3, 2-6, 6-2. The results of the dopbles: First Round, "Thomas and MacLachlan, Queen's, 'sated Lyons and Ham, Toronto, , 6-3, 6-3. Crocker and Ramsay, McGill, de- ' feated Cross apd Dunlop, Queen's, 1, 6-1. Morrice and Douglas, McGill, de- bed Hunter and Gill, R.M.C,, 6-1, 0. Williams and Phillips, Toronto, nk LTT | | ~ SPORTING "THEM DAYS IS GONEFOREVER?" defeated Sladen and Gunn, RM.C, €-1, 6-2. 2 Second Round. Crocker and Ramsay, McGill, de- feated Thomas and MacLachlan, Queen's, 2-6, 6-3, 6-4. Morris and Douglas, feated Williams 4nd Phillips, Varsity, 6-4, 6-3 Col. Foulkes, all Canadian singles champion, was official scorer of the tournament. INTERMEDIATE FINAL! In Local Group of Intercol= legiate to Be Played To-day. The final game of the local inter- mediate intercollegiate group will be played at George RichardsonMemor- jal Stadium this afternoon with R.M.C. strong favorites and not much faith being placed in the statements that Queen's will at least make a strong comeback. It is fully expect- ed that the tricolor will make a much better showing then they did on Wed- nesday byt they will not win the game, let alone the round without wonderful improvements. Should McLeod be taken to Hamilton the second squad will lose ome of its mainstays. R.M.C. will probably take their group and qualify to meet McGill or Varsity in the next round. That is as # should be, as Queen's have won the junfor and are heading for the senlor ,and some of the intermediate ren could be handily utilized with the senior squad. 'The senior team left last night for Hamilton to meet the Tigers in their lair today, How they will make out is problematical but they can be de- pended upon to give a good account of themselves. George Awrey told the Tigers to bring out their best and strongest for the game, as Queen's expeot to give them a hard go and will try to win by a large margin to show that Argos are not the only "eam in Canada. Queen's IV. and K.C.I. will play their return game in the "A" Group of the junior series, prabably before the intermediate game today, K.C.IL has not been defeated as yet and Queen's IV. have yet to win a game but the contest will be interesting | nevertheless as the Queen's team held K.C.L scoreless in the last half of the first game. Soccer Today. In the soccer for the Whig Trophy this afternoon Queen's will play Kingston City at the cricket field at Shadows long enough, three o'clock. On the last occasion | 0! the meeting of these teams Queen's | won out by the close score of 1-0 and the city team hope to reverse the re- sult this time. VIEWING IT SERIOUSLY. Will Queen's Take The Bengnls Into Camp. At Hamilton an exhibition game of more than passing interest will be played between Queen's University and the Hamilton Tigers. The Tri- color management has announced the team's determinatibn to defeat the Bengals more decisively than the Argos did, and thus show that they are headed for the Dominion champ- ionship. The Tigers are said to be taking the affair quite seriously-- Something unusual for them in ex- hibition tilts, and are eager to show that the class of football in the In- terprovincial is just as good as in the Intercollegiate. This opinion is not shared.by some who have seen After The Evening Motor Drive Stop in at The Savoy Lunch. Quick cours teous service is our motto. The best food amid Savoy Dairy Lunch | PER ap LL LR leasant surroundin 1 ; 1 MoGH, de-1¢ i |the goods? They You not only read it, you sing it. Try it on your piano. Watch nightly for this big comic hit. owt? fuss wre ed 4 nn Cw a te You Wit. NOT See THAT FOOTBALL GAME - NO MATTER HOW YOU SCHEME -- EAR YOUR TOU § STAY AT HOME - H ME YOU ? - NOW FORGET ROSY DREAM To THINK [ ONC cE CAPTAIN OF MY COLLEGE FOOTBALL TEAM -- the Interprovincial teams, Argos ex- | cepted, in action this year. Why Blame Queens. Ottawa Journal. After all, why blame Queen's if they have collected a team that lcoks stepped in the and if they now bark in the sunlight. no one | should take credit from them. They {should win this year, as they have the best team. While shbwering plaudits on George Awrey, just pause and think what a Shaughnessy or Stan- ton could do with that squad. They wouldn't stop till they made Yale and Harvard ask "What manner ct men are these?" Ottawa May Come Back. Relative to the Intercolleglate Union, it is interesting to note, says the Ottawa Journal that Ottawa. lUn- iversity is again building up foottall teams and may be asking for admit- tance in tre near future. The Batzet and Grey, always a colorful dggrega- tion, were a real help to the college series until 1912, when they were dropped after two rpugh games against Queen's and University of Toronto, The tempest has been for- gotten now and it may be that the {Ottawa team will re-enter the foot- ball league dgain, . si, en "Greatly Touted" By Toronto Press. The Toronto Mail and Empire re- marks that on Oct. 28th, Varsity en- tertains George Awrey's greatly- touted bunch of Presbyterian stars from Queen's. Cramps! Cramps ! Cramps! How to Stop Them Quick When you have cramps, it is a "mighty quick relief that you want. Good old "Nerviline" is sure as death to relieve cramps in a hurry. Just a few drops in sweetened water, and the pain is gone. Buy a bottle of ogg old Nerviline to-day and keep handy. Nerviline is a common a necessity, and is. so useful in case of sudden illness at night, or when cramps, Dausea, diarrhoea, vomiting or the like occurs. Sold | 23d everywhere in large 35 cents bottles. 1 {Joe Beckett-Siki Bout Will Be Heid Dec. 7th The fight between Batting Siki, the Senegalese conqueror of Georges Carpentier, and Joe Beckett, the Eng- Feh heavywe'ght, will take place in London on December 7th, It was officially announced by the Iuterna- tional Boxing Union, under whose auspices the battle will be held. The bout was at first announced to take place on November 23rd. The articles, which have been rati- fied by the International Boxing Union, call for a 20-round encounter, and will be for the official heavy- weight title; of Europe, as neither Beckett nor Siki are able to make the lightweight limit. The Senegalese will fight around 185 pounds, which is 10 pounds heavier than the weight Le fought at in the Carpentier struggle. The fight will be staged at the Glympla. : Six-club Hockey League Planned in Manitoba A six-club hockey circuit comdris- ing Fort William, Port Arthur, Bran- don, Selkirk and the Falcons and Winnipegs of Winnipeg appears to be a certainty. The Thunder Bay Ama- teur Hockey Association approved a request from the Fort William and Por: Arthur clubs for the permission to transfer for one year to the Mani- toba association. The M.AHA. looks favorably on the suggestion, and it is not expected the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association will of- fer any objections. Big Met Is Planned. An international intercollegiate track meet in London next July be- tween teams representins Harvard and Yale and Oxford and Cambridge is to be discussed with the British university authorities by William J, Bingham, assistant graduate man- ager of athletics at Harvard. Bing- ham is going ebroad in December is expected to complete plans for the meeting at the time. Brantford Minters Lost $10,000 the Past Season A meeting off the Michigan-On- tario League officials has been call- ed by President H¥lligan, for Te- cumseh House, London, on Satur- day, to wind up the business for the year. The finances of the league are understood to be in very good shape, while those of the clubs are not so good, with the exception of Bay City, which is still able to show a surplus of 'unds. Most of the teams in the league show a deficit from $20,000 down. Brantford is approx- imately $10,000 in arrears, after spending the season as economically as possible. Lack of support is giv- BADMINTON TO BOXING $99.25 (Formerly $139.25) $10.00 Cash and $2.00 per week. We only sell SIX of these Phonographs at this price. ' COME QUICKLY This Columbia Cabinet in - Fumed Oak has the famous Three Spring Not Setting Automatic Stop Motor, Goods Co PHONE 529, Treadgold Sporting 88 PRINCESS ST. 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