a SPORTING ETES BACK AGAIN TO-HORROW EVENING Had Tight Squeeze for story Last Time and Should @o Home Disappointed. . The Peterboro senior C.0.B.L. out- it will be on deck in Kingston again ih Wednesday evening and will en- in another tilt with the local Last week's game provided a d many sensations and kept the wowd interesied. The Petes won it an eyelash but should not have joy of repeating their stunt. Perhaps' the order will be reversed time 'and Kelly will be started Cherry used as relief pitcher. is about the best bet in the tuit as a relief man as he starts il whether warmed up or not, hing that ig seldom found in hurler. Kelly is a good start- : man---a good man all through in lact--but it takes Gallagher two or iiree frames to strike his stride, So far in the second half the King- nm team has not done anything to the local fans into écstasies but C.OB.L. Peterboro s. Kingston FAIR GROUNDS many of them, remembering the sen- sational gpurt which carried the locals otit in front in the first sec- tion, are waiting hopefully for the playoff games, which look very much 2s if they would be in Belleville and Kingston, Oshawa has a very out- side chance of breaking into the show by winning every game from now to the finish and Peterboro still has a look-in also but the Trunks are con- sidered the logical contenders. Tomorrow evening's game is im- portant to Peterboro but not particu- larly interesting to Kingston except as a workout and a means of keeping the team travelling at a good speed. The locals should win if they are go- ing to do anything much before the end of the half. f TO-NIGHT Stn This evening at the cricket fleld 4th Hussars and Live Wires will meet in a game postponed from the middle of last week. Since their bat- tle with Gananoque the other day the Live Wires have taken on an entirely different aspect and look like a form- idable outfit. This evening's game will be started off quickly and should be a good one. Only the heaviest of rain storms could keep it from be- ing .good and Hussars are going to. get one of the merriest old battles of the season. | BY JOE WILLIAMS. Go after distance if you must, but don't try to kill the ball. That's the advice of Jock Hutchison, former British open champion and present holder of the western open. Hutchison, unlike most pros, thinks distance hitting should be en- couraged. Hutchison realizes that the player gets his biggest thrill out of a long driven tee shot. "It'is just as easy to hit a long ball as a short one, once you have mastered control," contends - Jock. "There are times when distance is imperative, and other times when it only seems to be. "When you are on a wide fairway with the whole world to shoot at, cut loose and see just how far you can swat the darn bali. But when your objective is a green with traps on either side and you are 300 yards away use less muscle and more men- tality." The mental hazard of being com- pelled to place your shot on the \green is something you did pot have to worry about when you were on i "Automotive Grinders Limited AUTO TOPS | New and Repaired ushions Upholstering Large assortment Tapestries Just arrived. Call and see us or . 'phone 1640-F. L G. PAUL Detroit... . | _ he better game for everybody. '+ Get out and play tennis--you will feel better and be better. Let ushelp. We have Rackets from he 50c. to $20.00 each. Don't go toa butcher for Shoes. We v 'have value. . TENNIS BALLS... . 25¢., 40c., 50c. THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG "the wide fairway with the whole world to shoot at." This in itself is going to disturb you. As a result you are quite like- ly to tighten up and instead of swing- ing through in a rhythmic arc you probably will tear into the ball with all your might, trying to kill it. The effect will be a lunge, rather than a sweeping hit. If you don't top the ball you will hook it or push it. Either you will wind up in the rough or in a trap. { - - » . Even the champioffs have a tough time making 300-yard approach shots stick on the green, let alone the duffers. Play it safe, know you can handle smoothly and naturally. What if you are short? better than being trapped mean, unplayable rough? It's the extra effort--the tendency to kill the ball--that sends scores B L Take a club you and swing Isn't that on in ASEBAL SCORES MONDAY'S SCORES. National League. 8t. Louis 6, New York 0 Philadelphia 12, Chicago 11 Cincinnati 3, Brooklyn 2 Pittsburgh 5, Boston 2 American League. New York 8, Chicago 3 New York 12, Chicago 10 Cleveland 2, Washington 1 Boston 10, St. Louis 6 Philadelphia 7, Detroit 1 International League, Toronto 6, Jersey City 4 Syracuse 6, Reading 3 Buffalo 9, Newark 1 Newark 7, Buffalo 4 Baltimore 4, Rochester 2 THE STANDING. National League. Won Lost 32 3 41 44 48 55 654 59 P.C. 852 578 544 532 508 415 413 366 New York. . Ohicago.. . Pittsburgh. . . Brooklyn ..... . Cincinnati . St. Louts ..... . Philadelphia. . . Boston. . .60 .53 .49 .50 .49 .39 .38 .34 American League, Won Lost .56 41 .54 41 .54 42 .46 47 .45 50 .43 51 +43 52 .39 56 P.C. B5T7 568 562 498 AT4 487 463 1411 New York... .. Washington. . . St. louis... . .. Chicago. . oe Boston ... . .. Cleveland. . .. Philadelphia. .. International League. Won Lost Baltimore.. . . .68 29 Toronto... . . . ..59 39 Newark.. .. . . .53 45 Rochester.. . . .53 51 Buffalo.. . .49 51 Syracuse. . 44 55 Reading.. . . . .39 57 Jersey City.. . . .30 , 68 P.C. J01 602 541 510 490 S44 408 308 "se GENERAL REVIEWS JOE WILLIAMS The news reels show Carpentier kissing a French race horse. . . The last news reels we saw of Carpentier showed him kissing the canvas. The man who invented ths padded mitt is still active. . . . We suppose the man who invented the padded cell is still doing a lot of business too. Messrs. Wills, Firpo and Gibbons will regret to learn that Jack Demp- sey was not fatally injured in his recent automobile accident. Statistics show the weatherman misses only 12 times out of 100. . . . But the heck of it is he always misses | Just when you are planning to take in a double header or beat Bill Smith in a golf match. Ty Cobb is going to quit as soon as he finds a 'suwecessor. . . . This will be when they begin tearing down the pyramids to make room for a permanent structure. --- Black Gold finished last in a three- horse race the other day. . . . Re- member that the next time you start envying the greats, -_-- A French critic writes that the Olympic games breed bad feelings. . . . Especially when you never finish any better than fourth, -- It developed that Senor Firpo's lady friend could not take dictation + «+ + Differing from most of them, who simply will not, "There is no such thing as hard luck in golf," says Walter Hagen, , , Proving that he never dropped a glass flask on the locker room .floor. Mr. Quinn of the Red Sox says his ball players aren't doing their best. . ..However, if it is their idea to finish last we must insist that they are, Shorthand and typewriting are the most popular courses among the prisoners at Maidstone prison, in England. One thing is certain--the nomina- tion of Davis, 'with that of Coolidge, inswyes..a clean campaign between the two historic parties. There is no buncombes in either of these men. They are candidates with brains that function clearly, men who are accus- tomed to seek the facts in the evid ence and act on them. When they begin to state the issues, to present them to the country, the voters will receive a liberal educaion in the science "of American govern: .nt. Each of them, and Senator LaFol- lette as 'well, has a character above reproach. No mud can stick to any of them. They are the highest products of our Republic. One may disagree with them, but one must admire them.--Detroit News. P------ Many vegetables that can be grown in very cold climates have been developed by the Indians of the high Andes. XY Five Million Test Miles Tell Their Story of Supreme Comfort and Safety ! are more enthusiastic than ever in their Experienced gained by five million miles of driving under all conditions of roads and loads goes into every Firestone Balloon Gum-Dipped Cord. Firestone has never offered a new development without first proving it practical through actual service. 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