Eee ened Bat a . ; . 4 y . a 4 . E eins - a = ; . " - pg . A - a deadline. gave Cadets six more > »| points to make up their seventeen | q I a 11C In on i U.S. Rugby . eams the third quarter and they continued . ' = oh Ke I hold their opposition scoreless. : . : T " ' i i ' In the last period the Tricolor jun- ' Army 33. Yale 0. . j lors made a littie better stand and || ; ; er Y - Brown 10, Dartmouth 0. 3 d een Slat only kept R.M.C. trom scoring |} KOL RED 3 ? EE rd NE Niagara 0, Alfred 0. : 3 THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG | ut secured a single point them-| Bowdoin 13, Bates 7. Lee : i . i aim Bente i es afew minutes before the tinal | Columbia 17, Cornell' 9. : whistle. The b a -- « anlors Won' by 17-1and In- e teams: J ; and White Team Showed Wonderful improvement Over Princeton 27, Swarthmore 0. by RMC. -- Flying wing, Clarke; |} ; : Fo Play of a Week Ago--Varsity's First Touch Secur=-- Hobart 12, St. Lawrence 0. ' oo '| halves, Smith, Crombde, Cushing; |} \ : a Illinois 3, Pennsylvania 0. quarter, Kingsmill; enap, Gaisford; . : ed by Snyder From Hard Tackle -- St. Germain Notre 'Dame 12, Georgia Tech. 0. ------ ingides, Eberts, Sparling; middle, | They will save you time, labor, money and ve Dazzling Exhibition--Game Played Harvard 69, Tufts 67 Royal Military College rugby | McLachlan, Stanfield; outsides, Fair, | in Heavy Drizzle. University of Detroit 0, Carnegie | teams met with great success on Sat-| Rolph; subs, Higgins, Jacquays, Os- | | add beauty and charm to your home. ' Tech. 7. . urday at the George Richardson |ler, Gordon, Sise, Dunne, Scott, Go- | Ji ol : Missouri 27, West Virginia 0. Memorial Stadium ip their double | bell. fonts, Nov. 1.--Two clever line with the, ball tucked under his| New York University 37, Fordham | bill with Queen's winning the junior Queen's--Flying wing; Rize: L * battled through a heavy|arm. Varsity 11, McGill 5. 3, -#.|and Intermediate fixtures. The, jun-|halves, Broadbent, Williams, Sharpe; | vi . . for sixty minutes of surpris- Wisconsin 10, Minnesota 16. jor team trounced Queen's junjors by | Quarter, Hare; snap, McCutcheon; 1 Phone 1042. : Victoria Street 1 here Saturday to give Another Bad Break. lowa 21, Carroll 0. the score of 17-1 and the first teamdinsides, Nichol, Hulse; middles, | n University its second home| Things again began to happen| Opio State 18, Chicago 9. defeated Queen's II. by 8-6. Rain |Cooper, Newman; outsides, Susman, | | of the season in defeating Me- | shortly after the kick-off. Trimble | (Colgate 38, Michigan State 6. prevailed throughout both games and | Stewart; subs., Elliott, Cox, Purdon, fil 1155. The Toronto crowils, who | kicked short and Smith taking the| payton 7, Holy Cross 20. the field was a ses of mud and water | Young, Folwell, Ryan, Alexander, erfo d a joyous snake walk in| ball running toward his own goal| Navy 10, Michigan 0. pools. Burgess Be drizzle, after the battle had much line passed: to St. Germain who wWas| jygrvard 64, Tufts 6. . Officials--Del.. Panet, C.D. T. 'rejoice about, for their team had! coming up. The McGill centre half | Lafayette 16, Washington and Jet 1 go Shu d its defeat in Montreal at the } broke clear and dodged and squirm- - x 2 * . Mundell, Capt. Harvey. rm: | arn 10. he ntemedine Game La Preferencia Cigars of the season. It was a peculiar|{ed down the left side line from his A fumble in the dying momenfs of nee that 'Toronto should -------- * own 40-yard line to Toronto's 35- the game turned defeat inte victory v J ald mph over the Red and White by | yard line and here he was perilously 0 HA ANNUAL ON for the Royal Military follege inter- M Gill Soccer §6 same score which defeated the! near the boundary line. He wheel- . . mediates in their battle with Queen's ] or two weeks ago. MeGill had | ed and continued down the field un- II. With Queen's leading until the Buu Doc Size - 27:25 @ to regret, proving great in its| til behind the Toronto goal posts. | last few minutes, it looked like cer- ¢. and played vastly improved | The McGill fans went wild, but Re- y : | tain victory for the Tricolor but on eam on BANTAM "» JO¥ Srracer 0 ball over its last week's perform- | feree O'Brien ruled that the Ottawa { Tremaine's kick, Reist dropped the 1 It was a display of clever | boy had run out at Toronto's 36- George B. MokKay, Former ball behind the line and Ross fell on S--_-- on the part of the opposing | yard line and no score was register-| . Kingston Boy, Next |e for a touch, which gave the Cadets Defeated R.M.C. Team in Inter- es with remarkably few fumbles ed. President. | five points aid a lead of 8-6 over| . collegiate Game Here on brilliant open field running. It was a tough break for the red | Queen's which they maintained until Ralph St. Germain, McGill's cen-| and white after some clever back-| wo ooo Nee T The Ontaylo | the end of the game, Saturday Afternoon. e hal electrified the stands re-| field work. : Hockey Association " annual conven) It was a heart-bfeaker for Queen's N Ottawa secured a single when Lan-| at all times almost an impossibility. atedly through the game, although| Two McGill bucks gained six, and | © TR eld at the Temple Bulld- | to lose for they had outplayed the McGill soccer team defeated R. M.| guay was held behind, just after the, Rhodden's squad, however, de- cked by Trimble. the team looked much better. St. | Red and White team Cy here Saturday at the Military Col- sary . ; . Saturday, Nov. 20th, | throughout | % ) : turn over. A forward pass gave Ot- | served the victory on the play. He Fhe Toronto fine again proved su-| Germain kicked to Sinclair, who was ing, Toruite on Saturaay '| most of the play. It was in the last lege on a muddy and very slippery | awa the ball a short distance out placed a much Ymproved backfield in 5r+and tore around the McGill's! downed on his 10-yard line, The To- 31 | quarter that R.M.C. began to force | field, the score being 4-2. The Mo-| i il + from the Tiger line and Languay was | the game over the former tussie be- jg# for repeated gains. ronto freshman again featured when a eed ot smendmiauis 19 SOIT) | the issue but even at that the game | 3ill team by winning this game tied | sain held behind the line. Foronto gained one touch-dewn|he squirmed through for a 10 yard the ecrotary by Nov. 6th and noml-: should have been won by the Tri. | With Varsity for the Intercollegiate | forward pass was fatal to Tigers 8 Sinclair, a new addition to that de- pugh a McGill fumble behind the | gain, giving his team assistance ations: for office by Saturday Nov { color, Had Tremaine's kick been | SOCcET honors, having tied Varsity in! yards out and Connell and Emmer- partment, was really the outstanding and McGill came back in the! when badly needed. in 8 ' . played safe, the Cadets could have | he first game and R.M.C. having|son crashed for 7 yards, Lynch gin-| player in the tussle, catching, tack- d half to roverzo the tables and St. Germain took Trimble's kick Ths twosuar term of President | been held off with only a single til) lost last week. ishing for a touchdown, ling, plunging and running the ball five points in an exactly simi-{on the dead run for a beautiful | op an of Stratford wit | the tinal whistle instead of a touch. | The Military College team were| Ottawa failed to make yards and | back consistently in the muddy go- ¢ manner, when Curly Taylor, Mc-| effort to gain ten yards running the expire this fall. apd 18 accordance ¢ game was hard-fought nearly all new men at the game and | Giph kicked for another single. Ot-| ing. ¥ A outside, fell on the ball after! ball back: . int customs the senior officers will | Ertoushout and feeling ran high at| 148 they kuowy Tie game buties he tawa 7, Tigers 65. ble's kick was blocked behind| MeGill was penalised for holding, | oo The new president will pe | Himes, éapecially after some highi . ered out eight of last = WC} Ottawa lost 10 yards for an off- Argos' Touch Lucky. own line. Toronto's second |and were playing one man short. The George B. McKay, of Kitchener, who | tackles. The conditions under which | team SR he fr 8 ; - as years side and Leadley kicked a drop from Argos, touch came in rather & hdown was clearly earned in a|team were sowing the effects of this | = "0 =" ember of the executive the game was played were terrible | OO 2 Ee a Ss 0 rhe Same. we 10 yards out. Tigers 8, Ottawa 7, |jgcky play, when Whittal misjudged ned offensive down the field | handicap, and Toronto was gaining |, = 8 coars and who in his day | 2nd at times it was very difficult 101 : & " > e raiding bY|. migers again forced Ottawa back|ga hoist from Hughes and Sheppard Just about marked the difference | through the line. was one of the greatest players in| tell one team from the other. Bobby | younger R.M.C. players Wwas|,, their 20-yard line. Brassington| an the two teams. No points Sinclair tore through centre, and { Clarke of Queen's and Ken. Tremaine sre ut players ju} | splendid and they many times made | recovered Leadley's fumble at mid- showed slowness in fielding it. The scored by rouges. broke clear after being apparently ihe Same ag caplain © | of R.M.C. were the oitstanding. per- | dangerous long runs right into the | pigakin rolled behind the line and \ . » | field. Ottawas lost possession on a! giewart a t ouch. © Little, St. Germain and Smith pro-| stopped, and galloped to centre fleld. | =, Bingtoy Reekey Cub at Torontad formers of 'the day. Tremaina's|territory of the Montrealers. fumbled line play. It was a bad | aed BG eed on it for 3 ined Sided the McGill fireworks and Sin-| The McGill offensive was crumbling, | ¥ RRerS © ee Kicking being far superior to Queen's | oir , | Thy Cadets started out well run-| preqk for Senators. Lynch was hell : ir, Enyder and Trimble stood out |and Varsity was again in McGUI ter- plonship four years in succession, ID} ype Bobby Clarke's ball carrying ning fight duty Matt] vuryitary and on his 30. Gibb was flattened out in a Ee from ir the Blue and White in a game] ritory. : sending a low one io stopped bY |, tackle. Ottawas held Tigers twice . Hs an | 1 are backfield brilliancy was ram-| Trimble's kick was blocked, and has now several sons playing in the{ so 0 "He Tan the ball for long |Amaron. The ball then shifted to} 454 Gibb kicked. Miller made a Kicks Srer the fia Yes 156 clubs haa it through the entire struggle. | McGill secured at centre field. Junior 0, SZ gains repeatedly and was largely re-|the other end of the field and the | ,omendous return kick and Languay| tory They were never able to break McGill started a great pace in the| Little provided an unexpected Soins Tp. { sponsible for the touch that Queen's | R-M.C. goal was in grave danger| yas hurled for a rouge. Ottawa, 8. away or get close enough for a touch. ing of the game and: held the}spurt when he broke clear around Richard owing Tr sdniy. will secured, he carrying the ball within | from a corner kick. It was saved |oqigerg 8. . and White in their own section | right end for 15 yards. Hogan, of , striking distance of the R.M.C. goal. | 3nd the ball sent back to the McGill} ope Jast point was a single and the geveral minutes. Snyder was| McGill, lost the advantage, and gave advance to the first vice-presidency.| 1, ing first quarter neither team |end of the field again, Amarch Bev score was tied. Miller ran the ball 4 in his attempts to buck but} Toronto the ball when he fumbled Woodstock has Bominsted oe could gain any advantage as far as rowly stopping a high one. Talbert| yg yards on Gibb's kick. On Miller's SIR ARTHUR CURRIE ity outkicked McGill. The lat-|on the next buck. sebou yee ae in that dis. scBring was congerned. The Queen's | Sent in a hot one from a corner kick, | piek Starr held Languay for a point. Jost a good chance to score when| Varsity -- Fiying wing, Young: tia. tfather of hockey JR La, wn|ieam agened up With heavy line work | It was too low and fast for Amarom, | ottawa 9, Tigers 8. - y Germain's kick went short. Var-{ halves, Trimble, Snyder, Sinclair; trict. Mr. Hyde's advan and backed the Cadets up = with | SiviRE RM.C. the first tally. y i ca -- for Tigers at the end of the first ers slipping here and there in all quarter. { positions all ajternoon, with scoring Another | tween the teams in Toronto. Hank ? ho | 1900, 1901, 1902 and 1903, and who was great, especially under such con- ------------ i orem attempts at end runs were Te-| quarter, Hargraft; snap, Morgan; in- leave a vacancy on the executive]... ing drives through the centre. at, inside right for MeGill,| oo committee, which consists of Mr. . hot kick t Birk tie th ly broken up by McGill. They | sides, = Marrett, Carrick; middles, Hyde: J. Percy Bond Peterboro; A It looked early in the game as thgugh sent a int . pas r . lo ig of » 3 . ' . » 1 i re orl Torn sad hn Bac, str: ition. 30 ent Lut S| SHEEN tm 8 re i nd 'of the offensive play. ' Irwin: subs, McFyen, Long Ryk-[ oo " George 8. Dudley, Midland, Eg m aio 3 i dan ed was done in the first quarter. ert, Roos, Creightdy, Daly, Hutchi- I Mitchell, Collingwood victory but the Cadets held oft the difficult to direct the ball propery Varsity secured all their points in son. : aad br. 3. a ot fw ng first quarter as a starter. as it was wet and heavy, Several Sr. Intercollegiate. - : e , vs | times Scott sent dangerous ones to| McGill 0 . second halt. A Trimble to Sin-| = McGill--Flying wing, Hughesi| "pq oy) pew clubs desiring to In the second quarter Queen's Bue a --_-- trod Uy "1 6 Toronto, Nov. 1.--8peaking for ir run netted Varsity 40 yards| halves, St. Germain, Little, D. Smith; | 100 HL requested to forward thelr went five points up. Bobby Clarke |the R.M.C. & ¥ 3 McGill University, of which he is after the quarter started, EiviSg | quarter, Mickles; snap, Spears; in- Jo nr BO cs 10 the OJLA. uncorked some clever running In this] Birks. Talbert for the Cadets 41 pte principal, Sir Arthur Carrie, who at- 'the ball at centre. AR exchange | sides, Littlefield, Davis; middles, application a amiplets Oat of| Period and his 'last run before some great work, sending down what | BE Re gan: Setween VamMt them the ball at McGill's 25-| Gordon, McClennan; outaides, Milf secretary d 3 tiie layers and Queen's secured theif 'touch was a| Would have been sure ones had not | Varsity 5 6 5 and MeGill Exturdsy doriare thal line. Trimble, Carrick and | jen, ©. Taylor; subs., Laishley. Stmp- otfisars and prospec play dandy. It put Queen's within strik-| Amaron been doing bia work % well. | Camp Borden .... aa institution a oe ihe carried, the latter going|gon, Basin, Munro, Blair, Cameron. colors. _ |ing distance. Gayner'was the man| McGill sent in another goa. surg- : d ane. Be for a touch which Snyder com-| Reteree--Joe O'Brien, Montreal; | Sd fees with Spplicatious. New who carried the ball over after |ing ahead. when the ball passed trom | BATE, Beach ..... apiri¢ lhe game before the game d. ampire, Silver Quilty, Ottawa; head | Clubs muck PY $1] (heantrance Oe kee play. for a touch and RM.C. | Watt to Moffat to Scott to the net. | TRITON Hast MeOH} 1a doy Sa rugby ma- ---- linesman, Joe Breen, Toronto. $6 annual membership fée) for une were kept out of the scoring column. | The work of Mcleod, right back, was eral when compared with other unl- ! team, and $6 additional for each ad- RM.C. begin 'to show more stuff admirable, his kicking being very > versities, Sir Arthur acknowledges, A Gift Touch. BEACHES AGAIN. ditional team entered. Present mem- |. 1. trig ouarter and made things | Spectacular. The first half ended | Hamilton 4 - but this doesn't necessarily « mean Warsity's second touch was a v bers do mot require to pay entrance, .. s..igedly dangerous for Queen's | With McGill sporting two goals while Ottawa ... ; that it has a poor team, but that breaker for McGHl. Mickies -------- i tee. ; for a while. Tremaine's kicking boot | R-M.C. had only one. Argonsute Fc. o Toronto has a better one. } for a kick but Toronto's by 1. The O.H.A. executive will Pass OR | oo 1140 vrominence and the R.M.C.| To start the second half off there | montreal ........ 0 ¥ ng line broke through. * Hamilton, Nov. .1.--Undefeated new spplieations wt 13 iy macting: man lifted high and long punts that| was a scrimmage in front of the -- R Ld Rugbyism. d ble to kic an * : . Groups Ww arrange u . eferring to the game Saturday pr Pro six yards behind Balmy Beach O.RF.U. team added pe districts will torced the Queen's halves to retreat. | R.M.C. goal in the midst of which own line. He was hit hard br ther victory to thelr Seord hes entries W618. ne DEA executive Tremaine was responsible for both | Watt got the ball and sent it into C. 2.9%: Sir Arthur said: "Our registration is e : they won over Hamilton Tigers ere er. In the crash St. Germain ! 100 more than last year, If we fail it { R.M.C. points In the third quarter, the net to make a third one for Mc-{gueen's ...ouvene : the best advantage of all clubs : 311 : will not be due to lack of material, sy. § to 1. Both teams put up to kicking twice to the deadline. GilL be d Tor 1 he han ad EE a fight, but nose play resulted Souverned. Suggetiohs for ETOUP-| 1. the last quarter Queen's kept! R-M.C. during this period made ; though ft may, be one to 'lack of it for a touch one : . trom the sloppy field. Crozier, Crow, «Gill life. It was unconverted. ? dy-made football players. The up a line barrage and {gough RM.C. several good raids into thy territory | varsity III 315100 3 s At the annual meeting each club broke i % f the MéGIl defenders man of . | ready-made football player is not the Crowhurst and Foster were stars for roke it a few times, the Tricolor|© A ¥ St. Michael's +... « McGill secured a touch {n the third 3 Fits is entitled to one delegate; .DO|yent the r w rove ero T e : ' { kina we encourage to register und v! eters and Fit patrick itl 8 pt the upper hand. Play was taken | hich p d dangerous. he cadets With Varsity an possession isitors, while Pet. a tes. : i - . 7 (ill mot allow a man to compete 4 ore best Tiger squad. Ham- : into R.M.C. territory on a succession | however lost another point to Me-|R.M.C. 0-17] We W : ' , yards out, Varsity tried a buek fiton got fom god start. paddel Noiplazer can play wt 8 oof line Plunsws and Relat kicked for | (Gill when McKinnon passed to Gaven | Queen's ......... 1 11unless he is clear academically. And Ere a iere toe aneriling Beaches scoreless in the first Uifleate, WHICH will be BiH as a , bet : the clubs payment of tees a single, forcing R.M.C. to rouge. Who shot to the goal for a fourth w his = mat by retdy sande a to : : 1kag up & point on | the clubs OO . This brought the score up to 6-3 for | tally. The Scott-Moffat-Watt combi- | 4 Finall on a | sui urselves, but by the & what 'had happened, cor ie Mek sh deadiine. To they . fusior players muat be unde; 20| Queen's. Tremaine forced Queen's|hation, the McGill forwards . proved os a F Montreal] 1". ui. We will not tolerate McGill touchdown. The ball was second quarter Beaches cras -+ | years of age Jan. 1st, 1937. Official i rouge a few moments late. dangerous to R.M.C. and they kept rom trea { breaking of the spirit of a rule through the line for points. Beaches | Pith certificates will be required | wih » few moments to go, play | the College goal in constant danger.) .., 4 Rt added another in the third quarter. from all players before being allow-| ooq in Queen's territory. Tremaine| The final score Was made when | 00% real, Nov. 11g the finall Last Hope of Cleat Sport. In the final quarter the only pofut ed to play. kicked and the ball went to Reist be- | Amaron picked up § hot one trom | "Big Four" game of the Jocal season I believe that the universities are was scored by the yisitors when Diese ---------- hind the Queens line. He attempted | the mouth of his goal, the ball slip- here Saturday afternoon Mike Rod-| the last hope of clean amateur sport, Peters was i A to kick to his own Ottawa Club Lost Out to carry the ball put and im the|ped from his hands and was kicked den's double blue scullers defeated | and the universities must be very ¥ : in Fight for the Cooks | tackle, the greasy ball slipped from | into the net by Groves of RM.C. Montreal Winged Wheelers 7-2 and | careful that there ls not a breath of deadline. ' his grasp. Ross of RM.C. immedi The teams: at the same time chalked up their] suspicion against their rules. The TE -- ately Pout at e a : first victory over the Montrealers attitude of McGill will be that wh VARSITY SECONDS WIN, President Frank Calder, of the Na- ately pounded on it for & touch. the| McGill --Ameron, goals Mulsod. since 1924. a mniversity certifies to the eiigibit ¢ i a trick that turned defeat into victory | Geovando, backs: Estall. elwig, : . 3 Camp Borden were given a further | tional Hockey League, Saturday was for the Cadets Kelland, half backs; McKinnbn, The game was a poor exhibition 6¢ | of a man to play, McGill wiil ta hoist out of the O.R.F.U: on Saturday {in conference ek Prasidgnt} R.M.C.--Flying wikg. Derling; | Watt, Moffat, Scott, Gaven, for- rugby from start to finish. But that | thetr word, knowing very well that by Vagsity seconds, who defeated the | Hoeschen, of t es a oan Hoghey halves, Tremaine, Molson, : Ross: | wards. -| cannot be blamed om the players of] the loss of & game Is not to be com- oy boa vi * a nos a with the much-discussed quarter, Peary; saap, Mather; in- RMCBS goal; Kennel, Pol- either team, The gridiron on which pared with #he less of respect. Rugby Resuits Ready-made Football Players Not Encouraged at McGill University, He Says. ' 5 - -- -------------- ----------_ ne : : . backs; Kay, Mooney | they were Salled upon to "do their| "Things are nat sitogether satis. at that there was plenty of pep- | Cook case a geachad. brothers gids. Wood. Walkers miagiss, Ostet, Jad BnekE: | Fel i stuff" was a regular quagmire, and | factory regarding the eligibility, and arsity's broken field run-| Even though the Cook 1P0 ETH Queen's--Flying wing, Gourlay; | Groves, Tatbert, Budll, forwards. became worse instead of better as the | while I consider it a pity that ws Bill and Bunny, were Lar N.HLL | balves, Clarke, Relst, Metcalfe: quar-| Officials--Capt. 8. A. Lee, referee; contest progressed. It rained near-|have to frame rules so carefully that New York Rangers at HL Macpherson: snap, Stringer; in-| Ferguson asd Warburton, linesmes. ly throughout. It was virtually aqthere is no possibility of a loophole, mesting, theta Wis oH ome Shite' sides, Inksatter oe middles y sea of greasy mad and kept the play- still it apparently must be done." tog ign a o hsne on Stevenson, Gaynor; utsides, Minnes, SH Martin: subs, Morris, Burgess, Wil- son, Farlinger, Burbank, Houston, SENATORS CAPTURE Sutton. 4 Officials--DeL. Papet, C.D. T. CROWN Mundell, H. Bmond. : ---- They Pulled Through With a . 3 1 The R.M.C. juniors * had it over 9-8 Victory Over Mami : ---------- Queen's third like the proverbial tent 2400000244249 99% and the Tricolof youngsters didn't ton. 3 y @! have a chance to win at any stage of s-- the fracas. The R.M.C. juniors cover- Ottawg, Senators cinched the od them in all positions and were far | championship of the Interprovineisl superior on the offensive and defen-| 00 Bafurday at Ottawa by disposing sive. | ot the Hamilton Tigers by the close R.M.C. uncorked some preity tack. | score of 9-8. Despite the cries from ling and backfield running, Peter|Otiawa earlier in the week, Joe Tudb- { Fair doing very much tothe fore as| man, Ottawa ace, Was a starter, ; Had Be cut in more in his j= : Tigers were the first to score, got- ting a single on Gibbs kick to the Ottawa trom 25 yards out. 'Wright stole ball from Ottawa on ths first down and Gibb kicked an- © to the deadiine for Tigers" sec: poigt. The Tiger line outplayed the Senators and Gibb sent two more to the deadline, making the score 4-0 a # The Junior Game. sete sacen i asst ess