| MONDAY, FRERUARY 320, 1938. Sem---- CRAPS "TO CRICKET _ SPORTING ~ imi THE DAILY "BRITISH WHIG | RUMMY | rUGaY NEWS BADMINTON T0 BOXING Captured Honors. With Nine Points; Varsity Six; Queen's Two. 'Before & large erowd, McGill won the intercollegiate assault-at-arms in Grant Hall on Saturday night, totall- ing nine points; Varsity took second with six and Queen's fell away be- hind with but two wins, McCartney Holmes getting these in the ng. The showing of the Queen's team {3 deceptive-because of the fact in almost every case the local boys ;made their opponents go the Hmit to win, MoGill pulled up strongly in the wrestling, taking six .of the eight events, while Varsity took the other two. In the boxing McGill took three, Varsity three, and Queen's two. Un- iversity of Toronto fencing team won their tournament and an extra point for their team, twelve bouts in all being run off, Seven fencing bouts were decided on Saturday afternoon. The officials were: Fencing--ref- eree, Prof. McIntosh; judges, James Bews and E. O, Sliter; Referee of Wrestling, A. B. Hamilton, M.A. A. A., Montreal; referee of boxing, Major Harvey, R.M.C. Time-keeper Roy Clarke. = . Good order was preserved on Sai- urday night although en a few oc- casions the enthusiasm could not be stifled and applause broke out dur- ing the action, Prinelpal Taylor feit called upon to protest and better or- der was maintained thereafter, al- f though more out of respect for the 'Principal's appsal than agreement | with his views, The events were: Fencing. + Walton, T. defeated he 6-2. Crestohl, Q., 5-0. Hewitt and Walton, the title for their team. Silverstone, McG. defeated Maybes, ~ Toronto, won ~ Wrestling. 110 lbs--Keyflitz, T., took a grip on Checkley, Q., which left hm Powerless to do anything and stay- #d on top, for the full period, de- #pite the Queen's man's efforts. Key- ia received the decision, . 118 ibs.--McDonald, McG., took falls from Inman, Queen's, after , happy struggle. 126 1bs--Lucas, T., -won> | Rosa, McG. on aggressiveness. * 185 Ibs.--Clement, McG., took two | alls from Adams, Toronto. 145 1bs.--Montgomery, MeGill, woh from King. Queen's, on agress- fveness. The crowd would have lik- ed another period. 158 1bs.--Armstrong, McGill, de- | feated Miles, Toronto, with one fall in 63% minutes. E178 1bs.--Pyeedman, McGill, took 'two falls from Olark, Toronto, 31; i minutes and 6 minutes, | Heavy---Rumpel, MeGill, took two | falls from Kelly, Queen's, after the Jocal man had put up «game fight, iin from Boxing. ~ 110 lbs.--MdCartney, Queen's, de- _glsively outfought Schleifer, McGill. 118 Ibs.--Holmes, Queen's, defeat- than on Friday 135 1bs.--Relyea, Toronto, and , MeGdll, put on the star bout of the evening. Barly ifi the bout a cazappeared. over Relyea's right eye, 'bleeding slightly. A few seconds Jater a gash was broken in Snow's temple from which the blood stream- ed' forth in 'un manner to terrify the unhardened. Referee Harvey wus thinking of stopping the bout but " neither the injured man nor his seconds would hear of it, The first _Tound was Relyea's. In the second Seow appeared with o strip of plast- GAr con- | suraption--use be eh and get Well. It clears the throat, stops ing, relieves tight chest and in the b bes. {as good shape as his opponent" who battered into his man in finé>style of repeated blows on a bad cut. The | round was his. In the third the same performance started it off and two gory battlers wondered how the oth- er fellow could keep it up. 8now! showed remarkable grit and had a shade the better of the round, gett- ing the judges' decision amid a storm of cheering, in 'which Relyea join- od. It was one of the best bouts ever steged in the Intercollegiate tourna- ments, | 135 Ws.--Holt, of Queen's, started to outpoint Merritt, McGill, when the vitising man happened to jolt his op- ponent on the jaw and found his weakness, After that, although Holt put up a plucky fight, it was all up with him, He went down four times, taking the count of nine on three occasions and still came back for more. Merritt was feeling none too healthy {n the last round but he was clearly victor: 145 lbs.-- Brewer, McGill, won from Gossage, Toronto, after an ex- tra round. The first round went to the little bald-headed fellow from McGill. Gossage had the second and the third was doubtful, Brewer won by a shade in the fourth round, putts ing the assault title on dice for his team,' 158 Ibs.--Howard, a slim Queen's | boy, who boxed 125 ibs, last year, went into too great a weight against veteran Les, Black. He kept away from the big fellow in the first round but took the count of nine in the sec- cnd and then the full count. He was game to enter the fight at such a weight and Black showed his ap-. preciation. 175 1bs.--Shute, Toronto, won from Hanna, Queen's. The Queen's man started out well but was not in took his punishment and then start- ed to hand it back as Hanna weak- ened, Hanna was close to being kayoed in the last round but dodged away from it, Heavy--Mahon, Toronto, sent Airth, Queen's, down for the count of nine in the second round. The Queen's man's rush in the first round had him bewildered but when ho successfully staved it off Airth's boit had been shot and it was all up with him, The boxing went two two-minute rounds and one three-minute, with An extra two-minute round when the judges so asked. Wrestling went for nine minutes straight. MGILL DEFEATED QUEEN'S CAGERS Throwing Intercollegiate Bas- ketball Into Three-Oornered Tie--Play-off at Ottawa. } Queen's basketeers met a dis- astrous day in Montreal on Satur- day. With the intercollegiate title within their grasp and the first half looking good for them, they sudden- ly went to pieces in the second stage aid the McGill men emerred on the long end of a 44-27 score, The half-time score stood 17-17, with -Qucen's having the better of the play in the period. Jones scor- ed fifteen of the points and turned around in the second half and left himself with nary a tally. The Queen's substitutes were-nsed many times in the dying moments of the game but to no avail, as the Red and White team seemed -unbeatable and" maintaimed their onward march, Manley, referee, was a good one. After the game .a meeting was held and the play-off dates arrang- ed jas next Friday and Saturday in Ottawa. Queen's and McGill will meet on Friday and the winners play Toronto on Saturday, Uj of T. having won the bye in the toss-up. Queen's fare still confident of their ability to go through again and are looking "THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER" You not only read it, you sing it. Try it on Jour plano. Watch nightly for this big ie comic ; : he ~4KKI88 ME AGAIN." or a YES--IT'S OUR CHINA WEDDING, JAMES -- wees MARRN D TWENTY NEARS - CLAIMS -- HER - HEH - LET'S ALL Puy KISSING GAMES -- THEM OM VERONA TIES HOCKEY RACE In Senior County Series Sgt- urday--Cataraqui Juniors | Win Out. By defeating Sunbury 2-0 at Ver- ona in the semi-finals of the senior county hockey race, Verona tied up the battle and the teams now stand even with a 4-4 score on the round. They will meet at the Jock Harty Arena tomorrow afternoon to settle the argument and the winners will then meet Wolfe Island for the league championship. Saturday's game was a good one th the gosl-keepers of the teams turning in the star performances and Turner of Sunbury, excelling him- self in the nets, The stormy weather was not very favorable for the match but the ice was kept in fair shape and the ¢loge race made up for the bad weather. Verona secured the two counters in the first period and the remaining two frames were pcordless, despite wonderful efforts on the part of the open-ice players. - Sufbury--goal, Turner; defence, C. Patterson and L. Patterson; centre, L. Gordon; wings, Noble and H. Gordon; subs, George and Rut- tan. Verona--goal, Revelier defence, Manson and E. Syuesdale; centre, K. Truesdale wing, Merrill and Craig; forward to, a successful two days in Oulawa, 1 Queen's--centre, Hunter; MecKin- non and Jones, forwards; Thomas end Lewis, defence; Haslam, Hend- erson, Hannan and Moose, subs. MoGill--centre, Manson; fore wards, Purpell and Little; defence, Crane and Amaron; subs, Hilton and Mendelssohar. Rétereo--Manley, Montreal, There is alo of another Frontenace-Queen's game ib the near future and some talk of a senior O.H.A. team playing an exhibition | game Bess. subs., Martin and -Vandewater, Referee--'"Joe" Smith, Oataraqui-Flginburg. In the junior semi-final' at the Jock Harty Arena on Satu , the Cataraqui six defeated EI urg §-1 and thus took the for the junior southern group. They will now meet Sydenham in the finals, on a date to be fixed by the-executive. The match on Saturday was clearly Cataraqui's. The first period end 2-1, the second 4-1 and the third 8-1, and the plucky efforts put forth by Biginburg could not stem the tide. C. Purdy made some fine rushes for Cataraqui from the de- ence and Hogan and Herron got in some good work on the forward Mne, Ellerbeck and Stlver did a lot of the work for the losers. . Elginburg--goal, Perry; ' defence, Silver and King; centre, Orser; wings, Ellerbeck and Fraser; sub. Smith, Cataraqui--goal, Watts; | defence, Curran and Purdy; centre," Hogan; wings, Herron and L. Mouldy; subs. Eerry and Cliff. Referee--Harry Batstone. Lay THE YOUNG IRISHMEN'S PROTEST VOTED DOWN Change in Play-off Plans-- Irishmen Given Bye-- Games Arranged. A rather stormy session of tha City Hockey league was held in the Whig building on Saturday after noon, the . conference lasting until tomo tine after the hour generally demanded by union operators. How- ever, the city league is not a union, although there still remains considerable unity, in spite of the sometimes stormy disputes of Satur~ day afternoon. The protest lodged by the Young Irishmen against the Frontenaes, in the junior series, dered, and was voted down. The. Frontenacs and Regiopolis were ordered to play a sudden death mateh at the earliest possible date, the witiner of this con- | test to go into the finals for the jun- ior championship 'with 8t. Mary's. _ R.C.A. and Live Wires will also ray a sudden~death game this week, at a date yet to be arrangid, to de- cide the right to enter the semi- finals. The Granites and Circle Bix will play their third game of their series on the same night, thus mak- ing a double-header which should attract a record crowd, The question of play-offs between the teams was then brought up and it was deécided that the Young Irish- men, who have won their group and" who are defending the cup, should be given a bye and that the semi' finalists should be the winners of the Jive Wires-R.C.A. and Granite-Circle Six games: This met with consider- able opposition from the (Granite re- presentatives, but the remaining teams were agreed that the change in the play-off plans would create more interest in the games. The appointment of a referee andi the date ofthe double-header will be" announced later, Snow, the 125 intercollegiate boxe ing champion, is somo warm cust- omer in spite of his name, His bout should bave.been, aftsr the fashion of a well-known film play, named: "Blood and, Snow." Aw, Relyea, quite clever, you know. Now that the intercollegiate as- sault is over there are two big events on the card--the county hoc- key finals and the City League finals, YOUR HOME [OUR AIM should be built of | the best materials | that this fair Dom. | inion of ours can produce. is to supply you with coupled with effi-~ cient service at the lowest prices. the BEST, consistent " Let's get together. ALLAN LUMBER C0. VICTORIA STREET. 'Phone 1042. GET RIGHT WITH NATURE Save Money--Ride A Massey 1f you buy 4 tickets for 23¢., six days a week, you pay for a MASSEY Wheel by: September, and then you own your own Street Car. 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Sydenbam and Cataragu should stage a pretty battle for fhe junior county hockey title, and Verona and Sunbury are staging one for the right SPECIAL BARGAIN EACH WEEK DURING FEBRUARY. SEE WINDOW 1 L. C. HEMSLEY WATCHMAKER 149 Sydenham St. CN bit to meet Wolfe Island in the senior final, Harry Batstone the great third sacker, is gone. "Red" Batstone, the wonderful half-back, has also van- ished. We have with us, this cveén- ing, ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Bat- stone, Boss of the Bumpires Dells. "doe" Smith is also shaking a wicked finger as a hockey arbiter, and his activities are gaining larger scope ail the time, Some of the junior teams have also adopted a motto which says; "Sports surpassing sixteen seem seniors 10+ us." : Mi SPONATS MUNEY_SUCKLE BR IGHT CHEWING