THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG CRAPS TO CRICKET _ SPORTING T0 RUMMY RUGBY WEDNESDAY, FEERUARY 21, 1088 -- BADMINIO v 70 | BOXING | USSARS AGAIN DEFEAT "FRONTENAC REGMEN Both Teams Now Tied for @roup Honors and Will Enter Semi-Finals. ~ The Frontenacs went down to de- feat at the hands of the 4th Hussars on Tuesday night in one of the most . keealy-contestod indoor * baseball games witnessed in the Armouries this season, the losers ' taking the count by 11 to 9. The win for the Hussars places them in a tie for first Place in Group "B" and assures them of entry In the semi-finals, . The 4th Hussars had a stiff task to accompMsh last night and they went into the fray with grim deter- mination written all over their faces. They finished the job op hand in first-class style and all credit is due to them for a hard-earned victory. " The game attracted the record crowd of the seasém and prominent among the spectators were a number of the players and members of the Hedvy Battery, who were naturally boping that the Hussars would go under; a loss for the latter giving the Heavies another go at the cham- plonship. However, the cavalrymen were out to win from the etart of the game, and apparently they will be heard from again before the finals are completed, / 'The Frontenacs were equally de- termined 'and it surely would have been great fun for them to have been able to watch the Hedvies and the Hussars fight it out for second place. Porhaps they were a mite too confident of this pleasure, * There is very little to comment on concerning the game. Both teams 7, played exceptionally good ball, the Hussars having seven errors chalk- od up against them and the Fronte- * nace five, The winners knocked out 14 clean hits, while the losers ob- tafned 11. Sands struck out three Hussars, while he was the lone vic- tim by this route at the hands of ~ Gourdier. The rest of the play may be fairly well judged from the score by Innings. ' The contest was staged 'In slightly over sixty minutes. McCullough stood out for the los- ers and his work in right fleld was brillant, i not sensational. Sands twirled a food game but his main strength appeared to b2 in the A-) _ Support given him by his mates. On the play the Frontenac: havo noth- is bo be arhamed of and their good last night would have certa'nly d them a victory if the/Hussars not Ween right on their toes. 6 fatter team played their second " of the season last night, other contest that passed showing being the battle with Headquurters earlier in the On that occasion only one )' yas recorded against them. ler pitched the beast game of short caveer in the box thus }v- up to his reputation of improve- with every contest. © Of the players nothing need be said that.they were out to play and they innings: ; enaos ........080411000-- 9 Hussars .......20104202x--11 teams: . i Hussare--Teepell, ss; Arnedll, Bhangrok, 1b; Gourdier, p; Craw- , of and rf; Watts, rf and 2b; 'In the otter game scheduled for Tuesday night, "B" 'Battery won from Ordnance by default, ss isis. Washington has traded Pitcher. Francis for Gagnon, the Holy Cross shortstop, who belonged to Detroit. _ The record run in three-cushion Billiards i» 18, held by Plerre Mau- Pume and Charles Morin. | Vince are the most likely to ba chos- Feb. 22nd--Field Amb. ve. "A" Btry. QUEEN'S BASKETBALL GIRLS GO TO MONTREAL | To Take Part in Intercollegiate | League Games With Var- sity and McQill, . The ten girls who will represent Queen's university in the Intercoi- legiate basketball league, which takes place in Montreal on Thurs day, Friday.and Saturday, left for that city Wednesday noon. The Cueen's girls were in charge of Miss Fdna Chown., whé" is director' of physical education for the girls at the university, The Queen's tean: Fas beén practising faithfclly for the contect and expect to turn in two good games. The following girls left for Montreal: Winnifred ~Martin, Kathleen Lockhard, Gladys Mont- gomery, Uriel Kelso, Jessie Pritch- ard, Dorothy Shannon, , Roberta Vince, Jean Cresswell, Gertrude Mil- liken and Helen Miller. The Queen's team will present one of the strong est defences which has been at the university in years. Jessie Pritch- ard and Winnifred Martih, who are aimost certain to he selected for the guard positions, are wonderful play- ers and will keep the Varsity and McGill girls going if they score many baskets, The forwards have not been iTicked, "but Xathlcen Lockhart, Gladys Montgomery and - Roberta en. . It's not known whether Queen's will play 'Varsity or MoGiH in the cpening game. A schedule was sug- rest by the McGill team but Queen's objected to any schedule being drawn up until two-thirds or the teams competing were present. The result of Queen's objeclion was that the schedule will be arranged on Thursday morning in Montrea! when all the captains and managers are present. It is understood that the officials who will handle the games, wil re- feree the contests-very carefully and for that reason Queen's giris will Play the game strictly according to the rules decided upon at the meet- ing held last year In Kingston. McGill, It has been arranged that Queen's end Varsity girls will play an ex- hibition match. with a team repre- fenting the McGill School of Physi- cal Education. These girls are not permitted to enter the Intercolleg:- atc league but are allowed to play exhibition matches with aay of the teams in the grouping. = The Queen's girls will return to the city on Sunday noon. It 4s expected that in the very near future matters will be so ar- ranged that home and home games will be played in the Girds' Intercol- leglate basketball: leagus the same as the boys teams do, ---------- GARRISON BASEBALL LEAGUE, ---- "A" Group, 2 - W, LL. P.O 4th Huesars ......... 6 758 "A" Battery .. .667 H.Q., RCA, .626 Feld Amb, ¢vo0ivii. 8 427 Orquanes ......... «0 .000 -- "B" Group. : P.C «769 .750 .625 286 .000 4th Hussars ... Frontenacs No. 3 (H) Bty. ...... R.M.C. Ww. +e. 8 6 5 D.H.Q. vs, RM.C. Fostponed--"A" Btry. vs. Ordnance. The semi-finalists 'will now consist of 4th Hussars, Frontenacs, "B" Bat- tery, and "A" Battery. The latter team, however, will have to win their remaining two games to prevent a tie for second place with H.Q., R.C.A, Dan Patch's record for the mile hae never bean equalled. Fear of the future"i§\gyorse than Queen's will play both Varsity and | "THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER": You not only read it, you sing it. Try it on Jour plano. Watch nightly for this big comio hit. * TINKLE THIS ON YOUR TAMBOURINE. CONGRATULATE US, MA AND PA WE'RE MARRIED - ME AND JOE- Copyrats vn Usved Pontior Svadunie OF SHE'S ONG EINE DAUGHTER ~ BUT SHE SURE COULD SPP MY DOUGH -- ~ CONACHER AS THE REFEREE THURSDAY Will Handle the Bell in Fron- tenacs-Quaen's Big Tilt. onan Kingston sport followers who have not yet seen Lionel Conacher in ac- tion will have a chance to look over that great 'athlete next Thursday evening when he referees the Fron- tenacs-Queen's exhibition match at the Jock Harty Arena, True, he will not be seen in action--unless some- thing unforeseen heppens--but he's worth seeing anyway, The prices for this game have been dropped to 25c for rush seats and the highest reserved seat price 75¢ and there will be some fast going. John McKelvey will be -out with Frontenacs and there is also talk of the appearance of the two Carr-Har- ris brothers, of R.M.C. fame, -with the city squad. Another attraction ie promised by the addition of Harry 3atstone and David Harding to the Queen's out- fit, in addition to the regular senior team, Harding has played one game here but Batstone has yet to be seen on the ice as a player. It will look Hke a convention of star rugby players when McKelvey, 'Conacher, Quinn, Reynolds, Bond, Batstone, Harding, Panet and other notable gridiron stars take the ice. Frontenacs have heen practising faithfully for the event, which will be played 'for the championship of the city. Neither starting team has been announced as yet but they will be two strong ones and the battle Gcne's present fortune. will be worth watching, FIGHTERS REPRESENTING QUEEN'S IN TOURNAMENT ion, Good-Lodking List Chosen for Intercollegiate Assault . This Week. There will be a fine-looking array of boxers troited out by Queen's for this year's intercollegiate assauit-at- arms.-_ The wrestlers, too, are round- ing into shaps and it is expected that a complete list of them will be, ready for publication tomorrow, The mitt artists this year are a crowd of two-fisted, quick-moving, hard-hitting serappers and their pre- liminary and final eliminations show: ed that they have the stuff to make a great, boxing team. They have been working well for the big event and will be ready to put'up some fine arguments on Fridey and Saturday evenings. The tournament is to be staged in Grant Hall and should 'cer tainly draw a bumper crowd. The boxers . entered in the different weights are: : , 110 lbs.--MoCartney. 118 1bs.--"'Stubby'" Holmes. 125 Ibs.~--Jim Hannan. 135 1bs--Eric Hot. 145 1bs.--Roberts, 175 1bs.--Hanna, Heavy---Alrth, A GRIDIRON HERO 1» From "braking" on the radroad to star haliback on the Princewos football team is the story of Harry W.. 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