& "" O.RF.U. -- Backs, LOCAL RUGBY TEAMS - PREPARE FOR FIGHT Queen's and Am.0. in Opener Tomorrow--Varsity Teams Announced by Coach. Queen's and R.M.C. seniors will ke be in good shape tomorrow after- noon when they trot out on the . George on Stadium for the opening" of the local season--and ion match between the serior . ¢hampions of Canada and the inter- mediate winners of the same honors. At least we know Queen's will be in good shape from observation and we know that R.M.C. will be that way from tradition and past perform- ance... The cadets have been work- ing under the closest of secrecy at Point Frederick apd Coach Panet will probably have some surprises to" spring when he leads his team out tomorrow. They are in good econdi- tion and will make it a battle. The Queen's squad will have all the old stars and some new ones for the observation of the fans and the afternoon's programme should be a treat. ---------- Up at Toronto it is announced that Coach Jack Newton has selected the team to represent the Blue and White in the O.R.F.U. and the inter- collegiate, They are as follows: Intercollegiate--Backs, W. Say der, Pequegnat and Somerville; fly- ing wing, B. Stollery; quarter, Mills; outsides, Soanes and Campbell; mid- dles, Merritt and King; insides, H Stollery and L. Snyder; snapback, 'Webber. Kirkpatrick, Trimble and Reid; flylng wing, Fras- @r; quarter, Walker; snapback, Web- ber; insides, Dow and Stringer; mid- dles, Master and Harris; outsides, Teagle and Duncan; subs., Chaffe, . McFayden, Bentley, Dundas, Currie, 'Plaxton and Bruce. From the look of that list one would imagine that Newton will try out a great many of his prospective * Intercollegiate men in the first O. R. F. U. game to observe them under fire. David Harding and his Camp Bor- den intermediates gave the Argos a really fine workout the other day. When one remembers that the two Carr-Harris boys of last year's R.M. C. team are with the brilliant Hard- g it seems small wonder. ~ Yes, Smirlle Lawson, Jack May- nard and Laddie Cassells are expect- od to play for Varsity Old Boys ip the annual exhibition. If Queen's' could only dig 'out Guy Curtls, Hughie Macdonell and Buck Craw- ford or some of the other vets. then everything would be all right. Coach Panet of the Royal Military College intermediates is rapidly rounding out another championship contender. The cadets are always the best conditioned squad in the sport and their tackling a treat to the fans.--Globe, Dave Harding looked mighty good to the Argonaut officials yesterday. He is as fast as ever and his punting * is better than before.--Globe. The Interprovincial rules state that players must reside in a city "which they represent from June of the same year. It is about the only residence rule heard of in rugby football very much. Coach Jack Newton has selected ~ his teams for the U. of T. battles in O.R.F.U. and intercollegiate. Kirk- ' patrick, last year with R.M.C., has 'been picked for the senior O.R.F.U: ' backfield. It would not be sufprising if the Varsity squadron walked away with 'the O.R.F.U, title this year. Either ' poorer material than one would -ex- pect or lack of attention because of "the other seniors would seem to be all that has hindered them so far. See you at R.M.C.-Queen's match tomorrow. Professional rr is a money- making proposition, pure and simple «+. +80 is amateur football, except hat it is not always pure and sim- "Expenses to Peterboro. ... 'Advertising in Kingston. . "SPORTIN gE TOMMY'TAYLOR! With the Washington Senators in the world's series. NEWS OF THE RESIN SNIFFERS By a Fan. | yo 4 Since Johnny Dundee [orfeited the featherweight title there has been a frantic hunt by boxing fans in gearch of a fighter fit to claim the crown that has been worn by George Dixon, Terrible Terry McGovern, Young Corbett, Abe Attell and others, In .a contest being held by the Minneapolis Boxing Blade to de- termine the suitable contenders for the championship the six best boys are given as Sammy Mandell of Rockford, Ill, Stewart McLean of St. Paul, - Danny Kramer, Himle Klugman, 8id Terris and Johnny Leonard. . * . We hear that the former English champion, Joe Beckett, has express- ed a desire to climb through the; ropes once more. Beckett has always been considered more or less of a joke on this side of the pond, al- though in his time he beat Billy Wells, Tommy Burns, Frank Moran and others. Most of this contempt for Joe's ability was bred after his crushing defeats by Georges Carpen- tier. . * * Which brings to mind the fact that few boxers ever succeed in regain- ing their former titles, Ketchell, Gans, Matthews, Britton, Attell and Herman were successful. But-- glance at the names of those who failed. A few of them are Jim Cor- bett, Bob Fitzsimmons, Jim Jeffries, Jess Willard, Joe Gans and Willie Ritchie. J - . . Be nda that only two heavy- weights who have held the title since Sullivan's time are marked in any way. The two are Jess Willard and Jim Jeffries, both having tin ears. Corbett, Fitzimmons, Johnson and Dempsey are absolutely unmarked. JUST ONE SBRIES, As an evidence of how hopeless the case of the 4th Hussars would have been for the series against C.G.E. without the timely financial assistance of several fans comes this short statement of the actual money handled: \ $142.85 6.00 3.00 54.00 3.50 Tickets at Kingston ... Umpires at Kingston .... Other expenses ......... . $209.35 31.76 177.60 Received at Kingston game Deficit $209.35 Which all goe# to show that run- ning an intermediate team through the O.B.A.A. playoffs is no joke at all. The Hussars were kindly assist- ed on their trip to Peterboro and if they are to play the final will again fieed assistance, * | Please explain pivoting in relation to the player carrying the ball? Only a limited number of playcre become adept at pivoting. carrier pivots one leg away from the would-be tackler, throwing the leg next the tackler back and around in the opposite direction, =~ 'When the player completes the turn he {is over-balanced which forces him to plunge forward an away from the grasp of his oppon- ent. This feature of play calls for much practice. When properly learned it is a great defense against the tack- ler. R NS FOUND WHY JAPAN FAILED IN OLYMPIC GAMES. Tokio, Sept. 3.--Japanese news- papers express disappointment at the showing of the empire's athletes at the Paris Olympiad. "It was not much to .boast 'of,' says the Osala Mainichi, The fault ig found in part, this newspaper continués, in Japanese houses, customs and food, which all together tend to produce men of slighter physique than is the rule in western countries. "Our people should live, eat, work and rest ac- cording to principles which promote health and strength." Queen's To Win Again, Arneptimistic citizen pulls Queen's for the Intercollegiate championship. No other college can equal Queen's both for coach and backline. Bat- "stone and Leadley can put it over all" other teams for headwork and clever play. Coach Hughes has more new and tricky plays in his bonnet than other coaches could think out In a year. The citizen said the real nd alert contest would be when the Queen's boys run up agtiinst the amilton Tigers. Then thare will be some game! The ball §. pe ete BYRON SPEECE _ With the Washington Senators in the world's series. ---------------------- - Coolidge doesn't play golf, so tha. s wuy he talks so little, ---- BILL HARGRAVE Wit worl the Srashington Senators in the 8 serles. THE NUT CRACKER By Jos Willisms Those who claim that China hae no national sport evidently do not classify civil war as an outdoor re- creation. Connie Mack has gone back to his old system of using sandlotters--a system by which he hopes to finish an even better last than in the past. If the major league races get any more complicated, sary to call on Abe Attell to straight- en the situation out. Even though he has a new one, Jack Dempsey does not make @ habit of going around sticking his nose in other people's affairs. Everyone knows Firpo telegraphs his right, but it is shocking to learn | it may be neces- | he telegraphed love and kisses to the lady in Cuba. Two new English heavyweights have landed on our shores....If they manage to land on anything else we'll be surprised. } Getting to the top of the ladder] doesn't help much unless you are al painter or a paperhanger. , With all the wonders publicity has worked for Florida, we note the skiing championships will again be held in Switzerland. The California football team has- n't lost a game in four years.... It's hard to tell whether this is due| to the climate or the schedule. | | A St. Louis hitter drove a doden] | players home in one game... -He | couldn't have done better with a! truck, RS RT AL | WOMAN SOUGHT TO ENCOURAGE | TEAM BY CURSING POPE. | Dublin, Sept. 20.--In Northern Ireland the rigid fine for th« use of! party expressions is 40 shillings and | costs. Cursing the Pope comes un- der the head of party expressions. At Lurgan -a woman charged with "W. E. Jones shown jumping & wall on Monarch at the Cardiff Horse Show in Egland. Monarch kicked off a few layers of brick but didn't stub his toe. OUT OUR WAY when es ttl nts 2 By Williams Still The Most For The Money this offense argued that it was at a football match, and that she thought it the most effective way of encour- aging the team she favored. This was received with laughter, but she had to pay the 40 shillings. NP i ~~ Very large brimmed hats with merely a bow or a jeweled pih are liked by the younger set. Sleeves of many of the wool coats have puffs of fur below the elbow -- soft fur, like mole or seal, SHOES Jor MEN "From Maker to Wearer" Dack's shoes are economical because they wear so long. They are the result of measuring and fit- ting men's feet for over 100 years. No better leather is made nor better ma- terials nor workman- ship than go into Dack's shoes. As complete satisfaction can be obtained ordering by mail as if you came into our Shop, and with less trouble. 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