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Daily British Whig (1850), 25 Sep 1918, p. 12

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* PAGE TWELVE 5 THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1918. Kingston Fair ! Week is the last time you will be able to Ax Wall MASSEY Bicycle | buy a for $45.00 Prices have gone up $7.50 Sept. 1st. We Have a few left and will sell them Fair Week at the old prices. TREADGOLD SPORTING GOODS CO. Phone 529 Kingston "The Only Place You Can Buy a Massey" rer TRY 5c Poet Cigar 5c Look for Silk Thread on Tip of Each Cigar. . S. OBERNDORFFER, Maker, Kingston. ------ MONUMENTS! | Vermont Marble, The M c Callum Granite Con Company, Ltd. 897 Princess Street. Telephone 1981 DIAMOND . CONSTRUCTION MAKES A FIGHTING MAST STRONG Like the sopne because it is suppovted in every <! artis by sturdy diagon braces that form diamonds every- where. - The battery is strong because its plates, like the fighting mast, are built on the Diamond principle. 4 That is why the plates do not buckle nor lose their active material, That is why the battery can be guaranteed for eigh- teen months. © That is why we are the official Philadelphia Service Station. Expert battery pe-charging and repairing. Free battery--any make, any car, any time. Drop in to-day and let us look at the condition of Jou battery. i x {the MeGdll representatives at Satur- In the World rr | WE BUY AND SELL WAR LOAN ISSUES Bongard Ryerson & Co. ow of Sport It is unders and Eddie Gerard w {to coach .the Ott: { this fall for its gan a | tic Series. The playe world's champions, the | points of the game bench- | capable than Claney be. secured. McGill honorary coaches ---------------- 2! Ottawa W ant Coac hes, | t | 1 | Baseball Briefs Although | Red Sox are playing to empty i es just now | It developed that on Sept 3 Um- | pire Tom Connolly wrote President | Ban Johnson a letter saying that he | was going to take a va 'ation for an | indefinite period. He said that he | idea whén he would caress | tor again. Clark Griffith, of the Washington | team, will insist that the Nationals' have a chance for the 1918 pennant. Reviving Toronto A.C Provisional inco r Toronto Athletic capitalizatio | Richmond and Fr | Ww illiam ash and | low, mana 8 | Boughner, had no an indica salesman Still Formidable Wrestler. At Cedar Rapids, Ia., "Farmer Burns, aged 57 years, trainer of Frank Gotch, and a former cham- pion of the world, on Fright night| defeated 'Dad' Clark of West Branch, aged years, for the championship of the world Tor men age. the first fall in four onds and the two | over 55 years of jurns won minutes and eleven sec second in minutes and seconds three FRENCH YOUTHS ARE STRONG FOR SOCCER Baseball Has Not Yet Found Its! Way Into Hearis of Re- | publican Soldiers. league base- returned certain A prominent major ball player who recently from France to carry on work for the Y/MJ/C.A., says that be yall is not taking se readily with the French soldiers ag many in this country believe The French- man still adhere strongly to soccer, which they picked up from their English friends early in the war. According to this man, baseball is rather a puzzle to the Frenchman, who gonceives of it as a wild, dan- gerous game and difficult to master, whereag soccer is played: with the feet and does not require nearly so much fineness. Of course, the American soldiers are spreading the game rapidly and making converts in unlimited quan-) tities, and the fact that the French do not have soccer as a national game, but merely as an adopted re- creation, may hasten the drive for Members Toronto Stock Exchange. STOCKS, BONDS, GRAINS AND COTTON Private wires to New York, Chicago, Toronto, ri ; treal. 239 Bagot St. = Phone 1728 ATHLETES TO ORGANIZE. )| Enlisted Men Will Form Association to Govern Se tl ions and. klyn parti icipate > under an org anized body, ans of a number of Brooklyn followers materialize ALONE are negotiating f army and league, which sonvpetition of the enlist- ed men at the camps in and near} Brooklyn 8 of sport FALL SUITS $22 to $38.00 Fall OVERCOATS $18 to $30 Just received from England, Officers's Trench Coats, oiled, silk lining and removable wool lining. 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So he would welcome a chance to sit in the bleachers and root to lis heart's content for some of his old favor- ites of the diamond. Miss Edna Archer "Brownie in the Liebler Co's beau Desert, "The and 28th, with matinee ! Coffrath Picks Dempsey. If Willard is anxious to - wager money on the result of a bout with Dempsey, he will be accommodated by Jim Coffroth, the Californian promoter, who says he will bet $5,- 000 on Dempsey to win the title. Ag Coffroth has had*long experi- ence in pugilism and is rated a good judge of fighters, his offer will car- ry considerable weight. Coffrath declares that Dempsey will be the next champion if he gets a chance at Willard. The coast promoter says that Dempsey has all the quali- ties that go to make a great fighter, including a stout heart. Race Likely to be Switched. It is now likely that the much- talked-about special race among Billy Kelly, Eternal and Purchase will take place at the Laurel track. Colonel Matt Winn, manager of the {Maryland course, announced at the Aqueduct track that he is willing to hang mp a purse of $10,000 for the race. 'Winn declared, however, that the race must be a sweepstake affair of $5,000, which would mean $25,000 to 'the owner of the lucky horse. Winn"s proposition will be discuss- ed by three owners. Play Under Inter-Collegiate Rules. In the event of the proposed games between the Ottawa and Mec- Gill Football Clubs taking place, and Ottawa also playing the Royal Military College fourteen proposed, intercollegiate rules will be in vogue. This request was made by day's conference, and has been con- sented to by the Ottawas. There is very little difference, and most of the Ottawa players, who were schooled under former inter-col- legiate coaches, ae. familiar with the code. { greater Where Gallant. Sportsman. London Sportsman: Sec.. 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