Buli- willhave all their last year's â€V 0- B. A. team. and also Golf? Mme. who will captain them 21m; â€Ion. Guelph and Gait are' mum “ï¬fties at present. CASTOR IA “is of years. and. last winter “I!!!“ gun! for the Lindsay Midget “BIOS of Lmdsav. Ont. flrlothe Ontario Hockey. Assorutiozz '30! mien to enter a. team in "9 “emanate series this water "it the name 0! the Wanderers. Bel-Meters will be We up most- Yd players who in recent revs We on Gwadian team. “Jerald M who until Ithis winter resided Ill-flaw. Ont" will probably play Inc! a: has been at. the game [or a Sperm Circles Generally. 3 O O oOOOOOOO‘OQ’KOOOOOOOOOO‘O OOOOOOQOQOOOOOO HOCKEY a quarter ‘in 30 3â€"4 seconds. The â€" youngster is by a trotting stallion. W BUCK WILL pLAy Jay McGregor. 2.07 1-2. A Mater iespatcb to the Tar. , 11m ï¬uy ingot. Irmna. 'w‘in Tor- â€â€˜0W 53:8: Rochester i8 to '49- onto. alter the Windsor noes. and §§§§§§§§.§t§§§§§§§§z§§§§§§§.§§§o0600‘¢o M ‘World: Judging from this lee. it looks as if Toromiam line a chance to 800 WV :1 furnished this wince: thfll bl: served up for sane time. “18312234100 or the Marlboro- 3‘1 Georges should main: 3 fai: “I: senior team, Wilde Anson n0 douat again have a. team In What is Occurring in the Town and District, and THE FIELD OF SPORT amns. the well known KW- horseman. who gave the and! ' in Speed to Kentucky Todd. 3 3'4- and many other new! â€I. showed up a m- "i-z at Lexington that, use! hockey medals. 135 had them Ito him by the finder. We are proud to place this before you as a Splendid type of our Overcoat values. CLOTH :â€"Fine-looking, stout English Melton. COLLAR 1â€"High-grade velvet, hand padded. SH OULDERS :â€"Well set up, not stiflly padded, but tailored. STITC HI N Gâ€"Fine even stitch- ing of black Silk that won't fade into an aged look. Two lengths, 46 and 50 inches. We believe it’s unmatchable at the price. See it. Judge for yourselves. Price $15.00.. oberts. or Strattord. who A WORTHY OVERCOAT. 730111.6- Dundas Flavelles, Limited, 3r. Lmnsu. 1mm“ Clothing and Furnishing Department 3 Tomato Tammi Is it not just “the. 9‘?" put n amp to this mint-Shrub!) window which is [ “Silk" 'O'Loughlin was asked at his base in Rochester recently about the rum: that he was to succeed. Ned W as manager of the Redsq He laughed at the Cincinnati report and said: “I an n umpire; no mana- ggial Jobs for me.“ Evidently Silk m ungirins's a Snap‘ high. And Wish; he hadn't been: so spry‘ ‘ ‘m FWDq inch-ac work he ranks twenty-$hiri. onenesar. Rubicon. he's never hem-:1. But all. the profs. say he’s a biti ' ‘~ In Football. He‘s mighty ‘tiokler ’bont his load. Can’t eat his sonpâ€"Asays it's no £3003. But he can surely gulp down blood I 'IN Fodbau‘ . In Later years he’ll wonder. why The mrld’s good things all come so ‘H‘e couldn’t chop the wood; at night. "Ibe night 0! coal gives him a. cfrighc. i301 yonshouldsee himahmv his midi-t ~ ‘ \ . BY THE WAESIDE ~When mother calls him in- the mom. Tie stretches. yaw-n3. looks so iorlom. You'd never think he‘d bled and torn In! Football. [mg-mud. strong-1W and dating. 4 Eager (or athletic fame; .. the) are the gridiron heraes, g Greeted with. public acclaim. ml vv ’EEE cmnmox names Keefe. C; Murray and longâ€"haired and pld'l'fiv Calder. 0‘ ‘ Shields on chins. noses and care. i (31.5.. 5; Proudly again they are podium ILS 5; c . The filly Margot. Irwna. is ‘in Tor- onto. after the Windsor noes. and is still the property,- or the McKen- :ie estate. Her last. time out she won the Ferry Handicap {ran such good ones as Kebcbeuï¬ke and Goes Fast. ZWinnmg the tribute 01’ cheats ’In‘Football. 600096900669 . novzmk m FOOTBALL Miller, 0. ... Q... ..J z Nd’bltt. W. fl... 1.... ...; ... ... ......... 1 ' Noteâ€"Miller pitched part or a. game, and Nesbitt one innings; . Gray secures this but ottered by a wen-known enthmitst. who does no: desire his name to be mentioned, and will But .it if he calls at .1. Mt, .W'ékély’l atom .‘PI'IGHERS' AVERAGE Following as the number of strike- outs obtained by the various pita-h- iers in the Town League series this summer; . i .. . D. Gray, S. Suggitt, 0. "a ... ...... Cinnamon,fW'.a_...; .. ... ....\.. ... Duk' CJJ-S-I tn \--- ---' --- too u. m H. Hopkins, (W. ... .. ... L. Cote, C.L.S., ..'._ ..4 ... ... ..... 19 Hollingaworth. S, .... ... .._ -.. 12 Workman. Saw“... w u. 10 Koyl. 1W. -.. 57.. ... ...... a 5 J:- Gmy. S. -..‘ .M' 6 Lung“ W; C" ‘... .... "4 ..'. m 4 F, Cote. 0.13.6. ‘...- .4... Golder. 0.. 5; Sinclair .0.. 5: Killers. “1L5" 5; Fax-kin. 0.. 5; L. Cote. C. I L5“ 5: Cinnamon. W.. 5.. '. LEADING BUN 6mm ( Below we give 'the lingo! the best ’ run setters of the various team: Cain. OILS» :14; J. Gray: .;9 F. ‘Cote. Ginsu 8; House, w..s;1'er- kins. 8.. 7; J. O'Lesry. CL 8.. . : 3'1:- gws. 0.. 7; B. Menzies. W.. 6; L. Koo]. “2. 6; O’Neil C...LS 6; G. 0'- Keefe. 0.13.8" 6; Williams._Vv' .. 6: 2 Following are the long (Instance hitters of the Town League; Two use bitsâ€"Langdon. W" 8; Calder. a). 1. Workman S. 1; Cinnamon. ll. ., .'; Perkins. S.. 2; Killen, C.L.S.. .; 1'. Gray. 8.. 2: H. Hopkins, W.. 2: Scenes. WM). -; Sinclair. 0.," -; Cain. 0.1.5.. 1; J. O’Leary, C.L..S, .; An demon. 0.. 1; B. Menzies. ‘W.. 1; Thompson. 0.. 1; D. Gray. 5.. 1; Bar- sess. 0.. 1: Cnthbert. 0.1.3.8.. 1: Shan- non. C.L.S.. 1. Three base hitsâ€"Ling- don. W.. '1 {Calder} 0., 1; Workman, becoming positively nauseating! Ail the king‘s horses and all the xing's men. we have a hazy. suspic'ion‘. will not bring them together. at least tili after the world's championships in London. Longboat says nothing. but the Englishman is still talking when the last form goes to press. TEAM BATTING Sylvester: .. Orientals ... ...... jWideakaes ... LONG DISTANCE HITIEERS t . ' . . in... u; no. a: ....... u :k u: us. E no. 000' 2* I. o: u: not ll! .5. :0 . It: 3.. .1 2‘ up. i t: v: :- :o I. )3 fr 0.... .1 1. .3 .i p;. b... 9 i i plan 0-. 0.. Got in. I)! (A u: :- c.) :- 9: .2o .00. I‘. I0. ..I .0. I) . a... nut can not our \\} .oo. :5 3.. u: :- oo: :1 2L 0.. :- no! u: I. wa§a15568§853 .01 00‘ 0‘ 000 0.. :0... in the wake d an important football game as them used to be. Owing to faculty restrictions, parental objac- tiona, or police “(muonsâ€"up can tell whichâ€"the carnival Cpirit which 1 “Chuck" Tyner, the Marlboro goal tcndu is around again after Hum: weeks in the General Hmpital. I * ‘x Joe Page. is in mvon of abolishing ,6): base on balls in mun. or in other wort. tanning such a hit. Q There isn't gs much wreckage left. I Fort William has secured for next winter's hockey mun Turner and Reamer. formerly or the Cmnaiinn Son and Lichttoat. o! Stuttorrl. Enroll! McNamara. of the Hichizan Sou professional league and his bro- ther. George. 0! the Canadian Son. pmfceeionals. will also play on the Fort Willm team. Frank Clifton: who has played et the Canadian Sou and Stratlorda will play in Port Ar- thur. whle Jack Ward. formerly with the Michigan 500 in the Internatiom al. will be in New Giulia. Momma that there into haWbaaby-leflgueinAl- hart: flï¬mi invariant £6- mam Calm,:ndono «Mountain. fllhnm mmmehomonot toamtbhm.hutrri~nfl 31M- mmm.om..hisou homo. wa.dao,wdl'fluk Whom. (110 m Wu; THE GAME IN ALBERTA. Emu! WM the 00!th hockey- ishmhoh who‘llyiuzmmga' g! I A TOWN HOCKEY LEAGUE } ‘. Town League hockey was neglected to some aunt. last yen- bocmxsc at the auperior attraction of the Niko gels. This year. bownver 1 sold four-tum length should boom. Wuth the C. L. 3.. the present. holders 0' the Cup. the Y. M. C. A“ the Bunk- ers. and another team to complaie the qmrtztte. a splendid league could be formed. The hockey! sensan in draw near. and it's about timv- to “think it over." John Swanberg. a Swede. who (in- ished second in the {we-mile and the Marathon race at Athens. is said to be doing wondérful running. In -a «Laban with John Duncan. the tour- mile champion of England. Swanbcrz ran five miles in 24. minutes an! 47 3.5 seconds. beating Duncan by near- ly. an eighth d a tile. r _ Shrubb has made up his mind tint. be (on bent Longboat. Perhaps he can. maybe he cannot. but he won't. be satisfied until he hag run a men with the Indian. Meanwhile. the title 0! “World’s Champion.†which many have given to Longboat. does not amt, Shrubb‘s fancy. Thus all the diallengea. ~ . SRRUBB. THE EIRGLISIIMAN 7361: e hot air artist!†is what ‘ eversbod'y says of him. "3 tantalimr ‘ ard a bnggart." But. just the same. Shrub!) can run. Put yourselt in the little Englishman's shoes for an in- stant. and you would say. and writs the same things he does. He is slow: in a strange country. with no crowds of cheering supporters or “Longbr-at worshippers." but his inveterate "oorkiness" carries him through. de- sgitc the Jeers and sarcastic com- ments 0! unfriendly ones. ulbo 15 mile M between ShruJb. the Eugl'nh champion. and Marsh. the Main onck. at Winnipeg ,lFl’idl, night. had. an natal-tum. “.11“ gutting the dezisian owing to the 311315311 mum‘s anus giving out in the WI: mile. 81min was ache ï¬nd the winged Maw-yd thetime; he'cocoededhwo mint. bu mm. but overtook him mammalian“ and was: in; tobhosaoodrwhen toned to quit. Ho chili-had m We records. dun: ï¬n miles in 24.45. and tun uni-la in 51.18. a minute under them A story comes from New. Westmin- .ster. B. C.. to the effect that Aft â€Burn. 0! Calgary. chunpion runncb ‘ of the We“. may be forced into the ‘ ranks of professionals in connection with a. no: in that city; a couple of west: ago. The event was (or .92?) expense money; and a cup ottcrcvl by the Exhibition peOplc. It. is alleged that Burns and his spannger made strenuous eitorta to mourn money in- Maui of the cup. and if provcn. this will bar Burns from mectmg Long- boat next. mouth in Toronto. lite [cal curlers arc making elab- orate prepantionl [or a. goo! soa- aon of the "rocrbf game.†says the Fenelon Falls star. Among the com- petition are the McF-Iideu and Mc- Diarund Gap. between Linda)- and Panda: Falls; the Bobcaygoon uni Stanton Gap. between Bobcaygmn and Penelon Fills; and the Dame: Cup canpclision It Lindsay. will banal-W fox-the SHBUBB HAD TO QUIT. HOCKEY. BU 335 XX DANGER GUIUIG of Uni-hf: ParanEBniUâ€"ugâ€"g Elggguoflmï¬ag E Plungeâ€"maniac... guineaâ€"ales. w» .90 hing luggggulip Elsa-aloha; 256.611 9. Ike members of the wot-id's cham- pion Cub team have decided on Lbu utge! of emblem thqy desire to com- mmonte their grant. Victory. 1:. is to be in the sham of a watch charm. and will .tollmv. to 80m extent. the chm given them when they won the ohmpionnhip of Chicago two sum ago. Inc aid» 0! the charm m1] have a. raised surface reptcocntinc menu]! or a baseball. 0:: this will be carvecf. the head of u cub. . Now it's the vanen who here the walking crane. A female Jumnyl Rey- nolds walked tron Snnnynide to E’ort Credit and return Sunday. a. total diatom of 30 miles. in. 5 1-2 boars. and now the young womanâ€"che sign: herself Miss “Welker"â€"writes Th9 Toronto Star suggesting 3 20-11311: mulling race lot ladies. The most .nluable stake of the trotting turf in Aunts-la. m: Grzxt Kala") Bunyndy Prise. worth 50.. 000 kr. about 312.0(1). was. won this year by Countess Caid. as taught" of Caid. 2.07 14â€"Sonnet Sal-Anger. by Stranger. Tue more trotted the course. a little pm:- 2 milea. in 4.49 _ Few lonc runs have tum:l and:- .u the lnkrprovinchl rugby union .0 far. The best m made by Babe Rey- nolds in the opening M at Mont- real. Baum] Gordon tho worka. in a. Epectacnlu' M in the Thar-Moun- rcal game at. Hamilton. . No doubt the Swedes who are uik- ing 0! capturing the Ametian pap ere moved by the spirit 0! their fore- fathers. who used to com over in the 'v'xking’a special and'uke prues and plate as Italy. as they wished. He who plays and gets away. May live. to play anothen day. But he wbp tear his man caved in. Hiafucemuhedflnt andauhis skin Scraped (it will ne‘er spin. be gay. â€"Ibdilnl901i8 New Cu). but! by the Run! Sundial: Yak Yacht 011; at Stockholm; 8:01.. but than to» cho_olo Nil; anyway, Dutch}! induMgnfortbe America: ( Rochester is taking of organizing 1 hockey clab. building I covered rink. and Joining the O. H. A. Th.- Flour City sports have lot: or conti- «bee in mm ability. it that mm. for anything. a!» WWW with Mmdthflonflhomlcnz m mulling (all. Eva-9W mflhwamm.ud'mw mhminuudntnkiwth mmmuuqmt thW. 8. YMA. km: to bring you: thoâ€"adhzdamaladinzm The walking (ever in in our midst. This afternoon ï¬ve young Indies of Berlin and .Waterloo loft Berlin at. 12 o'clock and walked to 611:. 'l'hny trade record mace-Gut. Reform»; u‘IhQNHI'Yd‘kYmMGOthSb- The Hunilton lacrosse @1111. which originated last spring. Run .1 def?- cit of 34(1). The supporting company. however. think the expexincz- re- ceived was wont! the sum. The floured rugby “in. win were in a .xnuway wreck a week ago Szturday on their way to Hamilton. met the same late Saturday night returning to Gums. . The Hamilton Herald race is nine- teen miles. 168 yudn. and the record nude by nellor. of lockers. S. Y.. is 1.48.43. Lanzhou: an it in 1.19.23 last wear. ~ Shamrocks won't also their amp to Ireland Lil) spring. Naturally :luy wanlui to make the long journey when all the world is green. . Tom Eek. the veteran trainer. who has handled no my successful ath- letes. says tint Bobby Kerr and Tom Longing: are world beenâ€. The Ottawa Citizen mmea strongly in mpport of the C. A. L U. as the bulwark 06 right spuzu l’hilhppe. the Pitt-burg Nation! pitrbermnd Kil'tlnthc Detroit rigor hue recently. been nix-riot ‘ Peta-bore my: outer a team in the junior O. 'R. I". 0'. this m In- refill is plentiful than. The Neutral Victorian expect lave a strong team this winter. ‘- Rue-ell Bowie again at rant. . Rube: Reynolb seem to in com- itg :‘n for all the tune und 3101': of his truncate. Johan. ‘ . Ben Howard. the mum!“ Indian. but given up the running game in duo-t. tin.- or pad". I. you choose to at. It. . Q ‘ Curiom suggestnons have rescue! the Brain: Olympic Anaemia: from. all part: of the norm. One enthu- olntic angler noted to aruugc a bait-casting competition. It in too early as yet to tell what country will be the out strongly, rope-escal- ed. but Auction. Gamma; ad Bo!- siom or: liken to had the rat. Sweden 3 poking inquirioo 101' the accommodation of “rat: coupe“. tau. and it do Anni-o Inn: to in: um the W Rap“ mu mwmmwam mhwm chained»: wannâ€" lflt Wok m. and expadmenn wmmmm int d $10,000 by W 60 mflupenhm,buuddintanure. mmmuu-mâ€"admm 3313.850 h 19“ to â€.785. In discussing the prospects to: a City Leegue the Petcrhono Bummer up; It is likely the: anon] on «.12 team in addition to Lakehcid will ,be included th‘u season. end .i co:- dill invitation is extended to the teen:- in Omenoe. Bridgman. Keene end other vilhzes in the neighborhood to been members at the league. The I. C. A. C; wired the mantra-.11 nerd-l n‘thdrawing the entry at Longboat. Sella. and the rent. of the string from the Herald road race be- cause it hen C. A. A. U. auction. . Anderson Love. or St. Cloud. lint... has just mplbhed â€I: {cut of walking 1.300 miles trom Sunderviae, 0:50. to Fargo. N. Dak His ayerage Dace “n25 mile- pou day. , Uxbridge Journal; Lou J. Sebe -.t of Toronto lied-q whoa won the 1(1) end .30 ya. loot noes u \‘muy you. in Toronto. on Prick}. is a 3:00an boy. this mm. Dr. :W. 6. Grace we received three young pip u n pruent Iron a: un' known ndqirer who had witnesbcd his 9min; in the cricket field. ‘ Doniel' Ryan and Alli-ed Best. of i The Canadian Am! Petcrboro. m amic- in the Nom- (Imon will .take charge real Rudd, race on munching. ; adian Olympic. team. m Unit: a match be- be wry strongly repxcs lrial!) 1r. polo. 'M ~“â€â€œ mm W 0’L0ughlin Mslntyre’s. COVERS in all sizes. LADIES' COATS in semicï¬tting and loose back in plain black, plain colon and overochecked Tweeds. F (JR-LINED COATS with R t and Hamsted lining, with Alaska Sable collars and revues. BLANKETS. -â€"Fme, allowool and union, in 31 s zen and weights. various colored border: of best wast.- ing qutlitia. Shaker Blankets tn grey and white, .11 lo 4. 11-4, and :24 sizes. UNDERWEAR is in demand now and as we bought before the advance in wool, we are able to sell our fleece-lined. union and all-wool Underwear at last year's prim See our handsome GOLF JACKETS in black white, ad and navy. SILK WAISTS. We have some very pretty de- sign: in black and white, st $300 450 and 600 The READY-MADE SKIRTS are the newest make in Black Venetian, Panama: and mixcd Twecds. Our DRESS GOODS include all the new colors in Venetians. French Cheviots, French Panamas, Canvas Weaves. French Poplius and Imperials. We simply want to say that our stock was never more complete. Every department has been thoroughly gone through and our shelves are now full of all new, up-to-date Fall and Winter Goods. inTown and Country “““â€â€œ â€M m‘ To Customers and Friends CHENILLE AND TAPESTRY TABLE COMFORTERS ranging from $1 50 to $5 00 CASH AND ONE PRICE. m pm W‘oï¬â€™tffliï¬ifl": number of tho “Bids†ram team. arrived w thwm denies the Wowwm play. an Windham ed A1. and mm mwa- «I. invited to moan We“ wilt m. â€and 0d? 7.08 to the gum. ' .‘lhe wildest pitch: in the Ameri- can League m to have‘ï¬t‘éd' tin; no“. who had. 4.21 W W“ per game. and the W “Was Write. who zu'e only 310. As usual. Wtddcllm beaten 3 block in M‘Sfl â€M .A LL- _‘_.,_ Sin Thoma Lipton 15 a realm philoâ€" mph-cal silt. thpointed in having the Vcw York Yacht Club reject hm fourth American C!p chateau; du- English krona ms placed an mg; with File for a. bra: cutter it howih metheoaninzywinm lish waters. Two hundred. and titty-two entries but been received to: the Montreal Berald’a Round-the-uo‘mum road race on Thuhgiving my. which viz: be m-xt Thursday. This is the biggest. cunt u: the country. Washington Here“: The curfew toll- the knell of parting any; the croochy herd winds slowly o'er the lac. The: mlcd to guess. ,as sportâ€" ing people say. which was the ahcil that hid the little pea. ( “'31!ch was taken 0!! the slab of- tmr than my other pitcher. 18 bawhments in all. train. of Boston. was the crest. means: 0‘ the league‘ going in 18 times when other pitchers ,werv genius than. I lit. J. E. Senna the Wate too rm. won $25,350 in purses at the New York tracks this season. He was 28th on the list. I. R. Know Maud tho list with $383,577. . The Chadian Amateur Athletic oftth