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ETTER ICYCLES FOR JARTICULAR A. EOPLE That's one of our hobbies--making up a bicycle which will suit the purchaser--not, making the pur- chaser suit the Bicycle. / Look for these name-plates--the guarantee of , super-quality and experienced workmanship. All our ' Reasonable Bicycles THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG | In the World of Sport OLYNPIC BICYCLE TRIAL 1 | THREE OTTAWA CYLISTS WERE | THE BEST TIME. { The Handicap Winner Was George | Latarmey of Kingston -- Twent- | Eight Finished In Good Time. | } About seventy-five boys started in { the Olympic bicycle road trial on | Thursday morning. Of that number | | twenty-eight finished in real good| time after completing the ten mile! | route which was over the Bath Road. | | George Laturney, aged thirteen years i son of George Laturney, clérk at the | Portsmouth penitentiary, was the first to finish, his time velng 34 mins, 58 seconds, with a handicap of 10 minutes. J. Meredith and B-Grimm finished second and third respect- ively. C. Taylor, R. Thompson, and W. J. Spence of Ottawa qualified to enter the Olympic finals to be held at Tor- onto, having made the best time in Thursday's race. The other Ottawa respresentatives were J? LaGrave, E. Marshall, and A. E. Gould. Taylor of Ottawa with a one-minute handi- cap made the best time. Howard Kennedy, who is employed at Tread- gold's bicycle store is deserving of a great deal of credit for organizing the race. A number of prizes. will be given. The result was as follows: Time Handicap 1st. G. Laturney 34.58 10 mins, 2nd. J. Meredith. .33.50 >» mins. f | which will start AMERICA OUP YACHT RACES Shamrock and Other Yachts Ready memes Within Week: Barring accidents, all three yachts interested in the America cup races, off Sandy Hook Thursday, July 15th, will be under sail this week, tuning up for the in- ternational contest. Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock IV, the challénger, which 'will represent the Royal Ulster Yacht Club, was successfully launched at City Island last Wednesday evening. At once work was started. to step the mast of the craft, rig and bend on her sails, and do the many things necessary to place the green racer in commission. Work has progressed so rapidly that the yacht should be ready for her preliminary trials within a week. » As the 23-metre' Shamrock has not yet arrived, the yachtsmen in charge of the challenger have been some- what worried regarding a trial here. The smaller Lipton yacht is now on her way here, but is not expected to arrive for another week. : --g-- ADIRONDACK STARS MAKE A COMPLAINT The Watertown, N.Y., Standarfl says: The Adirondack Stars, 'con- sidered one of the leading ball teams of Northern New York, last three straight games in as many days. The first game dropped was at Kingston, Ontario, where they were beat § to 4. According to the management of the Harrisville team and several fans ee maranab moma prea OF THE ST. LAWRENCE BASE- BALL LEAGUE THURSDAY Rough For Good Play. The Ponies defeated the Triple Links by a score of 6 to 1, in 'opening game of the St. Lawrence | Thursday afternoon. A large crowd watched the game which was played ground however, was rough which their best. : The Ponies went to bat and scored of these was a home run by Cherry. Twigg in the first inning secured the only run the Triple Links got. In the fifth inning Stewart scored an- other run for the Ponies and repeated the performarce in the seventh in- ning when Derry replaced Chadwick in the pitcher's box. Coyne also grabbed a run for the Ponies in the sixth inning. The teams: | Ponies--McNeill ss; Walsh ¢; | Stewart If; Saunders 2b; Cherry cf; Daley 1b; Baker 3b; Coyne rf; Gallagher p. 3 Triple Links--Nicholson cf; Twigg 2b; Schultz 1b; Ferguson 3b; Arnel 8s; Hall rf; Spencer If; Cotman; Chadwick p. G. Sullivan, umpire. PONIES WIN OPENING GAME | Defeat Triple Links on Fair Grounds Diamond By 6 to 1--Ground Too the | Baseball League at the Fair Grounds under ideal weather conditions. The preventéd the teams from exhibiting three runs in the first innings. Ofie nen, Poverty. First saleswoman (talking of a customer just disappeared): She didn't want ter pay more than $75 for a coat. Second saleswoman: she, anyway? What was month," sald the recruiting office: to the prospective gob. "Will I have a chance to rise?" asked the would-be. 'Certainly," was the reply. 'You'll hear . reveille every morning at 5:30."--Arklight. 3rd. B. Grimm ...37.50 10 mins. 4th. C. Taylor. .28.50% 1 mip. Sth. R. Thompson.29.10 Scratch 6th. W. J. Spence.29.10% Scratch 7th G. LaGrave..: 31.05 13 mins. 8th. F. Smithers32.351%% 3 mins. 9th L. Keeley.....39.45 10 mins. 10th. E. Pigion..37.45% 8 mins. 11th. T. Boyd......39.55 10 mins. 12th. E. Marshall. .30.03 'Scratch 13th. C. 6 mins. idth. Scratch 15th. mins. 16th. mins. 17th. mins. 18th. mins. 19th. mins. 20th. mins. 21st. mins. 22nd. ming. | 23rd. mins. | 24th. mins. | 25th. C.. Woodside. . mins, | 26th. George Ada. . mins. 27th. H. McQueen. . mins." 28th. A. Hawkins. .. mins, are guaranteed. who went with the team to Cape Score by innings: -- Vincent, the American team got everything but g fair deal. Not only the umpiring wa¥® bad, but the fans threw stones and called sarcastic re- marks, referring to the part the Am- ericans took in the world war. The other two defeats of the Stars are attributed to the exceilent playing of the Knights of Columbus team of Utica. They defeated the paper makers Sunday by a score of 12 to 11, and Monday; 1 to 0. "I guess one of them plutocrats." Enlisted. "Your wages will He that has his own troubles and the happiness of his paighbors to dis- turb him has work enoWfgh. R. H. E. ....300011100--6 8 1 100000000--1 5 - Ponies . . Triple 'Links . be $32.60 a Years of service with the least expense Come in to-day. No charge to show you. ; Big Eveready $10,000 Contest now on. Ask for Contest Blank. TREADGOLD SPORTING GOODS CO. ~ 88 PRINCESS STREET : : Telephone 529. Se ws $600,000 A Year From Race-courses. "THE PLACE TO GET THAT RECORD" Tuesday will bring to a close un- : : licensed racing on the mile course INENERERAENNENEE EEE NENEREEEEREEER i» Norio Berinning June 1 ine : -- | new law charging a license fee of Easy terms if desired. ht G .S .Stewart. 32.31 BASEBALL THURSDAY. C. Beardsall. .36.40 International League. George Knox. .33.35 : W .Brown...34.37 S. Richards... 37. J. Knowlton. .35.39 Syracuse Baltimore pt WORD RaW Pm Reading Jersey City American League. $6,000 a day and 15 per cent. of the Philadelphia balance of the returns goes into ef- fect. It applies this year to the fall | meets, covering about half the rac- !ing days. Hereafter it covers all racing. | The licensing plan bears down hardest on Pimlico, for in addition to the $6,000 this club must pay over daily to the State its owners . are also under the necessity of giv- | ing Baltimore County $a,000 a day under the terms of a local law pre- a viously enacted. With one hundred Second game: racing days sanctioned by the law, | New York 12 0 the State is guaranteed a minimum | Boston 11 4 of $600,000 a year. The provision | I for the additional 15 per cent' on Brooklyn 6: 0 the balance when considered in con- Philadelphia 7 1 nection with the size of the crowds that flocked to the course during the meets indicates that the- re- turns of the State will be far in ex- cess of $600,000. ---------------------- Pitcher Shawkey of the New York American League team attacked Um- pire Hildebrand at Boston and in the melee received a scalp wound? 'He was ejected from the game. End Your Catarrh 'Today! Catarrh sufferers, meaning those Washington srs asane sass Chicago ........ St. Louts walann ade ey National Leaghe. First game: New York ........... 15 Boston .......:as : 1 ACDONALDS INCE or WALES CHEWING TOBACCO The New Racing Regulations. ¢The Torento Star says: The new Dominion Government measures re- garding the regulation of racetrack betting in Canada are considered, at first blush, by racing men to be very drastic. While it was expected that there would be a limitation in the mutuel collections for the protection of both the public and the legitimate sporting associations, #t was not thought that such a low-graded scale would be adopted. In Ontario the provincial government taxes the mile tracks $7,600 per day, but with the new: scale of mutuel takings in vogue the clubs will be unable to pay this 'sum. as operating expemses are very heavy. Taking the present O. J. C. meeting at Woodbine as a guide. 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