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A NNN RAENANERERRNENSENENEER) 3 ~ should ride a Bicyele--convenient, to. low it if you do. you #0 don't bother with that, famous "AVALON," TREADGOLD SPORTIN 10 Sid _Here's the Way ~ to Enjoy Life Y= will sure be happily 3 . surprised when you find Ws out how much good a bicycle 2 will do you and how much it will help you save. There is nothing your youngsters want more. A bicycle is the king, ' . of all their desires--and the best of all gifts for them. No need to tell*you or anybody else anything everybody always ready to go wh *Ver you want in upkeep, These gre just a few rea- more Savers of time and very ch all sizes and it's no secret- that prices will not be 80 next year. 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Scottish League. Albton-R; 2; Kilmarnock 0; Ayr-United 4, St. Mirrén 2. | Clyde 1, Falkirk 1. Clydebank _3,. Third Lanark 0. Dundee 1, Celtic 2. A, Aberdeen 2. Hamilfon 0, | Hiberntans 2, Motherwell 3. | Merton 0, Alrdrieonians 0, | een's 'Park 1, Hearts 1. : | Raith Rovers 3, Dumbarton 1, | Rangers 3, Partick Thistle 0. English League. First Division, Bolton Ww. 1, Arsenal 1. Bradford-C. 0, Middlesboro 1. Burnley 1, Bradford 0. Chelsea 0, Tottenham H. 4. Everton 0, Huddersfield T. 0. Manchester C, 0,. Perby C. 0. Oldham A. 2, Manchester U. 2. Preston N, E, 6, Aston Villa 1, Sheffield U. 0, Liverpool 1. Sunderland 0, Newcastle U. 2 West Brom, A. 1, Blackburn R. 1, Second Division. Barnsley 3, Wolverhampton Ww, 2. Birmingham 3, Blackpool 0. Bristol City 5, Stockport C. 1, Cardit City 3, Fulham 0. Clapton Orient 1, Bury 0, Coventry C. 1, Shields 0, Leeds N." 2, Shef. Wednesday 9. Notts County 3, Stoke 0. Port Vale 0, Nottingham P, 1, Rothérham C. 1, Hull City 1, West Ham U. 0, Lejcester C. 1, 3 Third Division. Brentford 3, Norwich City 1. Brighton and H, 3, Reading 2, Crystal Palace 3, Bristol R. 0. Gillingham 2, Exeter City 1, Grimsby T. 0, Luton T.1. Millwall A. 1, Newport C, 0. Portsmouth 2, Northampton 0. Southend U, 1, Queen's Park R. 0, Swansea T.Jover s aNU. | Swansea. T', 1, Southampton : 28 Swindon T, 1, Plymouth A. 1, Watford 1, Merthyr Town 0. Varsity's Brag. Toronto Telegram: '" 'Shag' is shifting his line-up "is the favored | ery that comes from McGill. | Varsity might echo back; "Don't | bother, 'Shag,' old boy: we'll shift | 'em for you." | -- | © Alton Guy, winner of the Ketucky | trotting futurity, won the 2:12 event fat Atlanta in straight heats. old Folks' Coughs, Catarrh, Bronchitis . Quickly Cured | This Tells of a Method That Cures Without Using Drugs. | Elderly people take cold easily. | Unlike young "Tolks, they recover |slowly. 'That is why so many peo- | ple past nriddle lite die of Pneumonia, | ©. Cough Syrups seldom do | 800d because they upset digestion. | Any doctor knows that a much more | effective treatment is "CATARRH. OZONE," which heals and 800thes the {irritated surfaces of the throat, In using Catarrhozone take medicine into colds, catarrh and b pear almost instantly, The germ-killing balsamfe mixes with the All ure, A Catarrhozone Inhaler in your pocket or purse enables you to stop 8 cold with the first sneeze, Large and supplies treat- ment for two months, small size 60c; trial size, 25c; al] storekeepers .and druggists. Shave With uticura Soap The New Way With + ® And | VARSITY RrgRy STOCK |, HAS TAKEN A JUMP to MAI and Empire ontest was strenuous, even it one-sided. Ip their game with Queen's ang with the Tigers they Were practically not scored upon until {the last Period 'when nothing but a | series of miracles could have altered [the result, Varsity rugby stock took jump in the McGill supporters were giving odds on the Red White to win next Sat at the Stadium, but ¢ sity's good showing against the Tigers and McGill's correspondingly boor one against M.A A.A. positions jare just reversed and they are now {looking for a shade. Those who came {around with the ready cash found I plenty of takers, and it is quite on the | cards that the Ble and White will be | 8-to-5 favorites when they take the [field next Saturday afternoon in the big senior Intercollegiate fixture. -- 2 DISCUSSED IN ENGLAND. Gordon | anager right now, The abandonment by Lockhart, | golfer, of his amateur status | caused a great deal of talk in sport- ing circles here widespread commendation Lockhard, who will {in the business for | get out of ijt, | England has the - same trouble {with the question of amateur sta- |tus as America. It has its A.A.A, |to compare with the America's: A, A.U. and with about as many faults. Every now and then it singles out a man and attempts to make a glaring example of him, One sporting writer here insists {that an amateur is 2 man who plays a game for his own enjoyment rath- er -than for the entertainment of | others. He says it is an encourag- /ing sign that the ruling. bodies {in {most forms of Sport in Britain are | beginning to look at things from that point of view. Abuse ig heap- ed on the so-called shamateur--the [amateur who steps across the thin | ice of technicality by accepting huge | expense accounts and soft jobsiso he j on live comfortably and still be an amateur. ---------- . REBUILDING WHITE SOX. The Chicago White Sox have start. ed to rebuild their shattered mach- ine, according to Teports. The once scrappy Hose, wrecked when seven of it§ * | British open the well known British | ovo it has | { players were {ndict- ed for throwing: thé 1919 world ser- les, are badly in need of top-notch ball players key, owner, is said and Charles A. Comls- to have offered the -Baltimore club $50,000 for three players. Two more players are sought from. the St. Louis club, it was said. Comiskey is said to , and baseman; Shortstop Daley and be willing to pay Phil Holten, out- fielder. Bentley pitched sixteen vic- clouted out twenty homers. The St. Paul men reported sought are Catcher Hargrave and Quttielder Elmer Miller, "will have a bette ing high: Lou cla had" so many ho east and west that he decided to give this son of Sweep a rest for the sea- son, ts SPORT NOTES. Fostor of Veterinary College won the points championship at the an- nual University of Toronto track and field meet. Toornto Arena Gardens, Limited, has lost its appeal against the ver- dict awarding upwards of $20,000 to the Toronto Hockey Club, . Most of the Professional gamblers who engineered the betting coup in connection with the world series last ear have disappeared. Two hundreg boxers have reported to the ¢oach at the University of To- jronto. The sport ig being introduced in high schools throughout Ontario. .. The baseball team of the Univer- sity of Southern California is plan- ning for a tour of Japan next sum- mer, to play the teams 'of Japanese universities, 2 : Vardon and Ray, British pro. golf- | 8T8, are preparing for another inva- |sion of Canada before returning to England. ---------- A book written more than 1,000 4rS ago mentiong two breeds of poultry stin being raised in China, while incubators pow used are the same in Principle as those employed in Bgypt 4,000 ye ago. > . In the municipality of the Swedish village of Orsa the inhabitants pay no taxes of any kind, and each vil- lage in the district has its telephone, w, 1s open free to the public use. | | RAISE FUNDTO SEND . | PRO. GOLFERS ABROAD -- Ir professional. golfers representing | the United States fai} to make 4 good |A. Plummer, | Professional Golfers' Association to | raise by Popular subscription énough | money to send from twelverto twenty | "pros" abroad in 1921, It 45 reasoned | that 'there ig little chance for a goif- |r from the United States to win the title when but one or [two make the attempt, whereas if a [dozen or so were to attempt the task | the chances of victory would be much | greater. | Golf. clubs throughout the United | States will he requested to subscribe fre this fund. g ------ COBB NOT EAGER TO BECOME A MANAGER Ty Cobb, champion baseball player of all time, has, no desire to become baseball manager--he just wants to | be a player, Cobb 18 in San Francisco [to play in a series of exhibition |8ames. He admitted he had received offers to manage the Detroit Tigers. He said: "I am not figuring on becoming a I never had: any. managerial experience and I don't &Of course, you can't tell what wil] happen in time, When I'm through making hits and scoring runs and n s 3 jand catching flies, I ma, 2080 en ike | at running some ball cl what they can |%M 800d for two or three years as a 1 player." -- "OUTLAW" LEAGUE CLUBS FACE FIGHT TO FINISH Owners of the Philadelphia, St. Louis, Washington, Detroit and 'leveland American league clubs-- men whe have suppor Ban Johnson of the 1 eral controversies this season and in Dast seasons--have unt] November 1st the opportunity of Joining the other three club owners of the league and entire eight of the Na- tional league in the reorganization of baseball or face the prospect of a fight to oust them from major Jleagu play, > --perhaps you is the Pest od American big ga over the greater part eads that NS Te Na ee ------ in a Box" you for a lifetime for $1.50. 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