PAGE TWELVE RG THE DAILY BRITISH wil, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1917. ---- J ~ ssi ------ 1917 NDIAN POWERPLUS - 88 Princess St., Kingstod. Is Here! 7 ~~ Come in and | See it Pr TREADGOLD Sporting Goods Co., Telephone 529 » Jess n the World of Sport| r T | SPORTING NOTES. s Fighting. game is dead in New York, so "Newsy" Lalonde will re- main lgyal to the NH.A, (Grover Cleveland Alexander Phila- mdde peace proposals to the delphia: Ball Club He offers to twirl the nexj - three seasons for $15,000 per. --. \ ig rapidly - qualifying as a real old hockey town, They chas- ed a referee off the ice there last week Spokane and Quebec arrange 3 home and home serie Spokane Willard admits that one obstiicle blocking the there is only path to his fight with Fred Fulton on March 26th It is merely a matter of $10,000, _ Sam Ross, the former Ottawa pitcher, who was recalled by the New York Yankees late last sgason! from Richmond, reports that he feels no ill effects from the operation for appendicitis which he underwent last September. Roy Hartzell is at home in Den- ver congideri ng two propositions to manage minor league clubs. Hart- zell wag recalled from Richmond at the close of last season by the New York Yankees so that he might have his unconditional release. Tom Lynch has 'been scouting around Havana for traces of the new | race track that Grant Hugh Browne | and Charlie Henschall were report- | ed building, but eould find no trace of it | Walter Johnson has won 227 games since he became a member of "the Washington team, With a hard- er hitting team behind him, the speed king would be close "to the .300 mark, and perhaps beyond that figure, by this time. Buffalo, Lunn and Philadelphia are in thé field for: the annual row- ing championship of the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen. The award will be made at the an- nual meeting of the executive board in New York on Saturday, March 17, President Johnson, of the Ameri- can League, has signed Barry Mec- Cormick, a veteran major league star, as a member of the 1917 um- piring staff, McCormick offciated in the American Association last sea- son, William Dineen, American League umpire and former star pitcher with T RY 5c. Poet Cigar 5c. Look for Silk Thread on Tip of Each Cigar. S. OBERNDORFFER, Maker, Kingston. Jomniercial Photography. 180 Wellington Street. ry The International Baseball Lea- gue will not issue its contracts until March 1st. to the magnates just one month later. Fred Fulton fights New York to-night, Many will be returned be on hand to decide whether he Blakemore Studio Enlarging and Copying, Home Portraiture Kingston's Largest Photo Studio. All work guaranteed. Qyer Royal Bank Chambers: Weinert in Les Darcy will shall meet Fulton later on. - the 'Boston Red Sox, Is critically ill at his home in Syracuse, with what is believed to be scarlet fever, Mrs, Dorothy Campbell Hurd, for- mer national and British gold cham- pion, wag defeated by Miss Eleanor Gates, a young Broeklyn girl in the final in the St. Valentine 'ourna- ment at Pinehurst, N.C. In a recent game at Vancouver, Moose Johnson, captain of the Port- land team, behaved so badly that he was ordered off the ice, He as- saulted the league president, Frank Patrick. .8i Griffis scored the win- PEPPePPb bbb bbb bbb Pb bbb bib id * spony PAGE THE PLACE : FOR CHURCH ADS, A You may not have heard of + Rev. A. J. Gearhead, but in the % sunny south, Rev. A. J. Gear- % head is known as 'the Billy % Sunday of New Orleans." Whiiether or not Rev, Mr. Gearhead is a second Sunday, we know not, but we are ready to vouch for the fact that he has a large supply of good, hard commonsense. In the opinion of Rev. Mr. Gearhead, the sporting pages of newspapers are the proper places for church advertising which is aimed to appeal to the younger people. To back up his opinion the Rev. Gearhead declares that young men read the sporting pages more attentively than any other part of a newspaper, and the results from this ad- vertising which has been ap- pearing in New Orleans news- papers so far have borne out his conclusions. * Geet sti attttisiestatitiotes PELPPLL EPPS PGP IPE R bey i ning goal for can Ball League games year has been announced as 24,800. Through the National nstiles | there clicked 3,508,800 peopie Christy Matthewson will try out { N.H.A.,, { ranza of Mexico { owners they should adjust these mat- , ters themselves without-drawing the Vancouver after minutes overtime Lot of New Y¢ think boxing should be abc oils there are grafters Mp >» gat but on that principle Re Ww Yor kK "wouldn't have any pelice. endance at The official att Ameri- Cubans with the Cincin- One of them is a pitcher, two young nati Reds. Frank Robinson of the is said to have offered to places with President Car- President change FRAT. IS "CRAWLING." Realize Bluff Is Over AndMs Looking sasy Way Out, It was stated on good authority that the Players' Fraternity realize that their cause-has been hopelessly weakened because so many of their players have secretly deserted. It is believed that tae threatened strike would be called off by the Fraternity if it could withdraw from the diffi- culty gracefully. It would not be sar- prising if the Fraternity during the For an present week of baseball activity should permit the major league play- ers to. renounce their pledge not to! sign up. President Tener, of the National Leagde, said that he believed that the Fraternity shoud release the players from tue action they had taken by their pledges, and if the minor league players had any differ- ence with the minor league club major leagues into trouble. Baseball Dates Arranged. ' The National Baseball leagye has arrange its schedule for the com- ing season. It will open April 11th and close on October 4ta. There will only be one or two unavoidable clashes. with the American leaguers. 7 PN CAT AND STATES IN SOCCER SERIES U. S. F. A. Pres New Dates for ' When game the United States posed that it be pl part of April this dian authorities objected to A date the Canadian because were selected Winnipeg, fro Toronto would be out of the game all winter, American taroughout the winter months whereas the President Fernle A., has taken the with his executive committee, a letter to Secretary Spencer of the b. . A. JiSommends Hist the $ game formed a wonderful riding feat when Fro hi he played on October 14th next atipe won the Grand Natiinal Steeple Providence, Three games are sug-| chase on Eremon after breaking a %, "BERWICK gested, one in Boston on Oct. 13th, | aathen the first time round, but that 3 RROW | the international fixture in Provi-| performance was no more surprising | ew V dence on -the following day and a|ipan that of Reardon yesterday, asi q TF CONARS | turd same In Ngwarks N ] + On Oct. f4ho latter jockey found himself with- | orm Jit 5th. These date are subject to the| ,,¢ a bridle when Excelsior blunder- I : ; @ i S 5 : approval of the D. F. A 4 od badly at the fence bevond the are curve cut lo fit the should: 3 If this schedule is adhered to it| water in the Hookwood Selling Fer rfectly. 15 Cots each, Oforgos will necessitate the carrving of more Steeplechase at Gatwick Not only CLUET T. PEABODY & CO: INC » kers players shan was originally intended. The council of the sider the matter at Quits Game Fred Kippert, by the Re who led batting Ast summer,' tional Honors. inte between the United States Canada was postponed last fall the governing body pro- ayed in (the Satly | year. The Cana-! s without half a trial, ie Northwestern League ident Suggests the Interna- i Get Back of a Milo Start the New Year right by smoking MILO Cigars. Made in Kingston. G. A. McGOWAN, Manufacturer, Kingston.. You will enjoy every one. | 2 rnational soccer An and | players, who teams between For Life Insurance S. ROUGHTON 60 Brock St., Kingston. Phone 610 - and Montreal team play y, of the lI. 8 F matter up. again and in did Reardon back into in| came | remarked announces his | closure the * A SOLDIER'S MOUNT 1s Without a Bridle in the English 'Chase. London Sporting Life: complete unsaddling "That's how they Newey per- the. course D. F. A. will con-| without on Mr. Wootton's chestnut, an early meeting. jumping four more fences, but he RUMANIAN KING HONORS -- actually finished third in the race, : in Disgust. keeping the horse in the course and Flight Licut. Arthur KF. Jacobs, an who, was released | guiding him with his whip. A sol English Oarsman. - and { dier confrere standing by as Beardon The King of Rumania has person ally presented to Flight-Lieut. Ar- thur F. Jacobs the highest Ruman- en- retiremefit from the game "1 have! ride them in the army." Redrdon.{lan order, that of Michael the Brave, averaged .335 in my hitting during | by the way, is a sergeant in the A for bringing down near Braila a Ge: 1 ten-year career," says Kippert, }\ man two-engined battleplain, Flight- "and yet have never had a show in mn Lieut. Jacob is a well-known Eng fast company What's the use of lish oarsman, who in 1914 was the going on forever in the minors, * Jack Munro Appointed. senior pairs with Colin M. Stuart especially after a fellow has reached The Speaker has appointed Jack] (beaten that year in the Henley Ma an age where he is no longer looked | Munro, the returned Princess Pat|mond Sculls by the Italian Sinigag- upon as a youngster or a coming] hero, former mayor of Elk Lake and lis) at Marlow, the Metropolitan and player?" one time champion pugilist to take] Molesey regattas. m------ charge: of the Ontario Legislature een Guy Nickalls, Yale's rowing coach, | Conservative committee room during George Finlayson," the Montreal may remain in En of the sub activiti at Yale last week. the session. his famous back from France: nn on account due gland, es. He was He will have with him dog which lacross player, has again been gelect- he brought' ed to coach the Naval Academy Ca- dets at Annapolis. X We Do Not Sell Cheap Goods, But We Do Sell Good Goods Cheap -- Cheaper Than Any Treating Every Man ( Other Store in Kingston. On The Level The day of the fakir is passing. 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