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The Jeague adopted a 40-cent "general admission fee in- stead of 25 cents: The official Spald- ing National Leagué baseball was adopted as the official ball. Presi- dent George N. Maines of the league, told the diréctors that in the event Umpire Lu Fyle is' retained after June 1 by the-National League, Presi- dent Heydler will pay the sum of $350 to the Michigan-Ontario League tor his services. FRENCH ARE COMING STRONG IN ATHLETICS French newspapers are devoting considerable space to victories achiev- week, defeated a British army team by a score of 15 to 6; Guillethot, the crack French middle distance runner, a field of 223, of the best English runners in a ten-mile race in Wind- sor Park, England, and yesterday a tennis team from Paris defeated Cop- enhagen with the greatest ease. The French sporting world looks to thing from the five¥thousand metre | run to the Marathon at the Antler rp Olympic games. He is regarded here 3 & worthy successor to Jean Bouin, ie noted runner, who was killed dur- ug the war. The correspondent has watched Guillemot work over an eight-mile course. He 'runs with the easy motion of Alfred Shtrubb, the great English distance runner, and doubtless, will force his oppon- ents at the Olympic games to do { their best up to fifteen miles, An Old Hockey Story. An old story that has done service for years about this season is reviv- that 'New York, Boston, Pittsburg, duffalo, Cleveland and Detroit will ach have pro hockey teams in a 1eW international league, which will also include Montreal, Hamilton, To- ronto and Ottawa clubs. Judging by the difficulties encountered by .the four teams in Eastern Canada in get- ting players, the new league have to "thrive" on about one player for sach club, says the Torento Star. ll © Shrubb to Return to Canada. | Writing to a Toronto friend, Alf Shrubb; the famous English runner, |i says: "I am still very basy with the | Oxford boys, and am also writing the | #tory of my<fife. Some story, too, [you bet. I am being treated white | ! here, and it may interest you to 1 | know that .while you are freezing li | your toes off in Toronto, we are i} | picking primroses on the banks of if | the river in. dear old Oxford. On the 1 27th March I shall be crossing the ll' ocean again, aad it will be a great pleasure to me to see all my.old (Canadian friends again." | : Pittsburgh fans will see four Am- erican League clubs din action at Forbes Field during the coming sea- gon. Games have been arranged for off days with the White Sox, Senators, ndians ang Yankees. has hit the Three-Eye League. Rockford team will go south fig exhibiton games. The major Yoague style of training el Johnny The | adting-weight campaign. to | inals' shortstop, non train, somewhere in Kentucky, and I normal weight, was plans to work its way home by play- | under weight when he reported to Lavan is engaged in an The Card- too rugzed at welve pounds Branoh Rickey at Brawnsville, Texas, ed 'again in Montreal to thg effect. though well tackled, week-end and addpted the 1920 sche- | Wednesday The season opens on Tuesday, | Navy de May 14, as follows, in Ontario: Battle | soore of 17 to 11, and the 21st Bat- | Creek at London, Saginaw at Kit-| talion downed f son. ed by France in sporting events last | The French army rughy team | led | Guillemot to make a sweep of every: | Hospital Cup competition. manages to make a successiul puss. INDOOR BASEB ALL M ATCHES. IN THE M.-0. LEAGUE | Results of Games Played ot Armour- ies Wednesday Night, ;Two games of indoor baseball were played the The Army and R.CHA. by a at night. ted the the R.C.G.A. by 'a score of 28 to 7. This is the first game the R.C.G.A. has lost this sea- The teams: Army and 'Navy--Chadwick, Claire, p.; Fleet, 3b.; son, c.f.; son, ¢. % R.C.H.A.--Corner, 1b.; Constan- tine, ¢.; George. p.; McCarter 3b.; Meirched, r.s.s.; Roberts, 2b.; Stout, 1b.; Lafferty, ec.c. R.C.G. A --Goodman, ham, c¢.; McGrath r.f.; 3b.; Black w 11, Pallister 1 i Mons; p. 21st Battalion--Hughes, C.} Twigg, p.; Sands, 1b.; Clark, 2b.; Fowler, 3b.; Clarke, s.s.; Preston, 1s.s.; Honeysett, r.f.; Dunlop, Lf. 14; Teéple, s.8.; Cherry, 1b.; Haines, ls.s.; Richard- Cornelius, 2b.; Nichol® 1s.8.; Gra- Brownfield, 8.8.3 McKiegan, 2b.; O'Connell, 1b.; CHER REFERRER FRENCH GIRLS SAY SOCCER FOOTBALL WILL SPOIL PRETTY ANKLES, French girls are not taking very well to football, despit& several attempts to make it a real sport. 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