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' Rome, Sept. 13.---~The number of victims of Tuesday's earthquake was still uncertain to-day, but officials said that tents and barracks were needed for 100,000 homeless. reports | from relief workers indicated that possibly 1,600 persons were killed and 10,000 in- Jured. : Commodore A. C. Ross is in Tor- onto in connection with his plan to have Canada challenge for the Am- erica's Cup. Mrs. Ruth Roundy, Truax, was in- stantly killed when an automobile overturned near Wilcox, The Duchess of. Marlborough is being urged to stand for parliament as a Labor candidate. TBy .. $1.00] World of Sport | CHANGES MADE IN RULES By the Ries Commiiies of the Intercollegiate Rugby * Union. Finding openings in the recently revised off-side interference .rule of the Intercollegiate Rugby Football Union, the Rules Commission at a meeting in Montreal, placed an inter- pretation on the rule which in their opinion will eliminate the encour- agement of off-side interference. The off-side interference rule as | revised permits interference for a distance of four yards from the line of scrimmage. Since the rule was ad- opted, it was discovered by some of the members of the Rules Commis- sion that plays could be developed by which the permitted off-side inter- ference rule would be detrimental to Rugby football in place of having the desired effect of opening up the play. The following interpretation was placed on the rule: "That a hole in the line of scrim- { mage cannot be made by charging at right angles to the line bf scrimmage, | the man preventing of a hole being made must be taken sideways:" Increases Your Weight, Restores Lost Strength, Prevents Illness Every day come new converts to that great army of men and women who rejoice in new-found health that came to them through the use of that wonderful blood-renewing pre- paration called "FERROZONE." Very simple how it acts. 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The senior series will, as a year ago, consist of McGill Univer- sity of Montreal, and Queen's, R.M. C., being unable to place a senior team 'on the gridiron this autumn. A touchdown from a fumble will only count three peints with a try at goal, and whether the try is con- verted or not the ball will be kicked off at the forty yards line. The following officials were ap- McGill at Queen's--Referee, G. C. MacKenzie, R.M.C.; umpire, G. C. Walker, R.M.C. Toronto at Queen's--Referee, Lieut.-Col. Constantine, R.M.C.; um- pire, L. C. Montgomery, McGill. McGill at Toronto--Referee, Hugh | Gall, Toronto, umpire, L. C. Montgo- | mery, McGill. | Queen's at McGill--Referee, Ma- jor Macauley, Queen's; umpire, Dr. Park. Toronto at McGill--Referee, Major Macauley, Queen's; umpire, L. C. Montgomery, McGill. Queen's at Toronto-- Referee, A. C. Dunbar, R.M.C.; umpire, Billy | Foulds, Toronto. STANDING OF LEAGUES. International League. Clubs-- Baltimore .... Toronto ...... Buffalo Akron .. Reading .. Jersey City .... Rochester Syracuse P.C. 702 .683 644 .600 447 .893 .301 W227 seus National League, Clubs-- Won Lost Brooklyn 81 67 Cincinnati ! New York Pittsburg Chicago St. Louis .... Boston Philadelphia P.C. 587 567 653 530 496 .359 414 .382 American League. Clubs-- Lost Cleveland .. 51 New York Chicago ...... St. Louis ..... Boston ......s Washington ... Detroit Philadelphia P.C. .620 .619 .609 496 AT4 .459 .393 326 COLLEGE RUGBY UNION - HAS TAKEN THE LEAD Rugby football, writes W. A. He- witt. in the Toronto Star, should prove unusually popular this autumn, not only because of the variety of the competition but because of an honest effort on the part of those concerned to make the playing rules uniform and intelligible to players and pub- lic alike. The Inter-Collegiate Union has taken the lead in this connection and it Is expected that the hard work of the Rules Commission during the past summer will bear fruit during the coming season. This commission consists of Lieut.-Col. Constantine, Royal Military College (chairman), E. .0. Sliter, Kingston; Dr. W. B. Hendry, Toronto; Dr. MacAuley, R. M.C.; Dr. A. B. Wright, Toronto; Dr. L. C. Montgomery, Montreal; Prof. W. L. Malcolm, Kingston, and Dr. A. F. Argue, Montreal (secretary). The commission went carefully over the rules and endeavored to make them as explicit and understandable as possible. 4 One thing the commission did that will appeal to the public was to make provision for grid-ironing the play- ing field by making it compulsory to have white lines drawn across the field every five yards on either side of centre and parellel to that line. This will, enable tre public to follow the play closely tnd will also be a great help to the officials in charge of the games. Furthermore it will be a great saving in time and will pre- vent any dispute or dissatisfaction in regard to "yards. 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