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"Homerun" Baker has been doing some great slashing for the New York Yankees, He is Tatting .3566, and has been largely responsible for the snap the Yanks have shown of late. : Trainer Henry MoDaniel claims Sun Briar could easily have won the Kentucky Derby if Owner Kilmer had allowed him to start the colt, And Richard T. Wilson says a bad start beat Campfire in the Paumonok at Jamaica. Albis all! ' -- Old Koenig and Campfire will clash next month in the Toboggan Handi cap at Belmont Park. Owner Wilson A A AN st ANNAN AARROW OLLARS' FOR SPRING CASCO-2Va in. CLYDE-2Vs1n A ere Nr tPA Nai i scl HIRE Ses SYSTEM LOCAL BRANCH TIME TABLE IN EFFECT MARCH 81ST, Tralng will leave and arrive at Ci Station, Foot of Johnson Street, West. Live, City Arr. City vs +1220 8m, 87 3.10 a.m, Mail .. Express , .. Local .. ., B45am. Intern'! Ltd. 1.20 p.m. Mall . .. .. 3.00 p.m, Goth Mall . ., .. Lé0am. Express . ., 3.10a.m. Ma 4 a. a, p. p. 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Kast, Toronto, be 2 | declares Campfire can and will turn the tables. Albert Cadette, former defence player of tho Montreal National La- crosses Club, who went overseas last year, has been wounded in France. He wis g lieutenant, a passed about golf by those who ktiow nothing ahout the game, Let the embryo try to hit a golf ball for the first time muna his respect for the game will increase g hundredfold. An outfielder named Reynolds of Dallas was kicked from his team be- canse his legs felt too lazy te run after a ball twice in succession. His baseball career may ve summed up in threp words: 'Hired; tired, fired." According to Cincinnati eritics Lee Magee and Lena Blackburn are play- ing brillant ball around the keystone sack. Here is another Phair of base- ball stars, who were formerly book- ed for the discard. Americans wonder why baseball is not popular in England, and English- men are amazed that cricket is not the national pastime of America. Both games have their merits, bu: you cannot persuade a real baseball player or a real cricketer to that. Hughie Jennings declared that he had five pitchers, who would make all the other clubs sit up and take Notice. Meanwhile the once terrible Tigers are floundering around in the American League cellar. MORE SPORT; LESS DRILL. * British Army Authorities Endeavor to Reduce Training Period. The London Sportsman says: The military authorities have deo- cided to effect some most important alterations in the methods of train- ing our troops, which will be de- veloped to a far greater extent than hitherto on athletic lines, with a lesser amount of the formalities of drill. This must indeed be a so¥ry blow to some of the writers in certain newspapers, who 'have seemingly gone out of their way to give the cold shoulder to indulgence in sport in war-time, whilst the record of what has been taking place has been on a scale' approaching vanishing point. May one express the hope that 'they will 'have the courage to acknowledge the falsity of their position and mend thelr ways Box- ing, choss-count'y running, and oth- er athletics, wrestling and football, will 'be prominent items in the new curiewlum, and "#t is anticipated that thereby the period necessary for ¥ecuring fighting fitness will be matebtally reduced. 1 venture to" think that 'Such 4 military age as way be 'utilized un- der fhe 'new Man-Powsr Bill will, like 'those Who Yolunteeted, or wers called 'up th thé past, be found all the nlbre feady' 'for séfvice if they have "been" able fo continue of late their "fdigence 'in sport instead of dropping it thi'dugh the clubs with #hiek 'they were 'connected having "closed down," in some instances because it seemed to he the proper thing"to do; or It was said to be so. That oul Anlerican Allies are fully alive to thé value of athletics One often heats impolite remarks] THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1915. your friends are enjoy- ing Gillette shaves that are quicker, cleaner or more comfortable than your's, it's just because you haven't caught--as they have--the simple knack of using it. For the Gillette Safety Razor packs a real, good shave for every man that grows a beard! Hold each new blade under really hot water to remove the oil film which protects its edges from the slightest trace of rust. Then shave with the ANGLE STROKE. Don't use the - Gillette hoe fashion--hold it diagonally, so that the blade slides across the hairs at an angle--the way you have ordinary razor to make it shave at all. to handle an Held in this way, and used with a swift, easy stroke, the Gillette makes light of the stiffest beard that grows. Try your Gillette this way--give it a chance--and enjoy the way it makes good! GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR CO. 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