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THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG SPORTIN( GENERAL REVIEWS ASEBAL SCORES American League. g * es Geese 1 1 Washington ... iNew York .. «« «¢ oo o. Chicago .. Detroit ... Cleveland .... St. Louis .. .. "4 se eo ug ee * se se se es "Boston UT... Philadelphia .. National League. New York .... vo oo os Boston ... Bf louts .. .. oo. .. Cipcinnat! ., .. .... ... * 8s se snes 9 oe Pittsburg ..., Chicago ... International League. R Buffalo .... 1 Jersey CIty .... vv oe «. 0 se 40 ose eo Rochester .... ., .. .. 3 Reading .... ov oo oo « 7 Syracuse .... .o oo o...11 NOWAIK cv vo ee ve ver. 3 18 JUDGE PRESENT ? 5 ANSWER I8 EASY; HE'S ON DEOK IF-- By AL DEMAREE (Former Pitcher, N.Y. Giants) WHEN YOU GO TO A BALL GAME AND SEE A MAN-- Whistling and waving for peanuts £1); clad in a sweater (3) borrowed fom some player; his head crowned th a picturesque hat (5) of un- own vintage; and around his neck two-storey, open-faced collar ( 4); sidearms consisting of a knob- d leaded cane (2); and if this In the course of observing the @ strikes a vampish pose (6) as sho above THEN YOU KNOW THAT JUDGE MENESAW MOUNTAIN LANDIS IS P THE GAME. -- THE Rrener | . How many years was Maurice Me- hlin national singles champion tennis?--F. F. F. Two, 1913 and 1914. many games did Steve ill catch for the Red Sox last on?--R. BH, W. "O'Neill caught 106 frays in 1924. * How did the fight between Ritchie Mitchell and Joe Benjamin in 1920 { In TS, 8. 8. F Mitchell won on a kayo in nine . of 51 Golf Champions. gy INSIDE GOLF By Chester Horton "Golf's most successful teacher," says "Chick" Evans. 3 Letting the right knee project slightly toward 'the ball as the right shoulder drops during the address is a practice that is used with great success by many fine players in com- bination with a "forward press" ac- tion through the hips. In this the right knee not only is dfawn inward during the address, but the hips move forward with it. This move- ment is in the direction line. Then, starting the back swing, the hips move to the right in a straight line, the right leg straightens up and the clubhead moves backward, low to the ground, in a straight line away from the ball--a fine way to start the back swing. This promotes rhythm, the most necessary thing in the swing, and it gives that "whip cracker effect" that stings the ball solidly. /OUT OUR WAY, | | | apolis ab. of the | JOE WILLIAMS SAYS | In the case of Mr. Ruth it appears the bigger they are the harder they flu. Nurmi is going to the coast to race and we are surprised to hear he is not to compete against any of the fast girls' in Hollywood. -- Both Tunney and Gibbons are list- ed as gentleman fighters... .If this is true it probably will be a terrible scrap. ro We have heard that some of the girls in the movies are awful toma- toes, but even that hardly justifies Miss Gish's pagsion for carrots. Neither of the St. Louls teams has ever won a championship and this probably explains why Abe At- tell, Chick Gandil and those boys never liked the town. Mr. O'Goofty's idea of egg-rolling fs to clout a tough one on the whis- kers and watch him roll. The life of John L. Sullivan'is to be had in book form, not in bottle form, as some of the old Roman's traducers would seem to prefer it. Mr. Charles Ebbets, the bank roll of the Brooklyn team, is very fll... . Mr. Ebbetts' illness dates back to the day Dazzy Vance demanded a $50,000 contract. ad Ban Johnson's . suggestion that amateur teams play preliminary games to the official major league contests might be embarrassing in Boston. ...It would be hard for the fans to tell when the amateurs were playing and when the Braves were playing' New York City issped lcenses to 12,000 fighters last year... . This, however, does not include subway guards and taxicab drivers who fight without licenses. Billy Evans Says Spring Games. It is rather & dificult task to get an accurate line on a club's real worth from spring exhibition games. The world champions, Washing- ton, is a good ball club, but In its exhibition games, particularly against the Giants. The Washington club's pitching was far from right during the spring. y | The veteran twirlers have condition- | ed slowly. It is just possible that Manager Harris may be up against it during the first month of the race | due to pitching. Donie Bush's Indian: American Associa- McNeely, the first man up out at first. in the opening game of the 1925 AMBROSE! DONT Nou ; DARE ! WHN MOTHERS, GET GRAN - NEW KICKS ®-3 Trew Lams EY'RE OFF TH for the World Champion Senators, kisses the first ; | 1 pennant chase, for a sharp liner, on which he was thrown Steve O'Neill, Yankee catcher, is the man behind McNeely. alized that his pitching staff would be slow getting into shape and the club wouldn't make a very good showing in the spring games. . While admitting he liked to win every ball game he played, whether exhibition or not, Harris said he was not going to hurry any of his veter- ans, pitchers in particular. "No matter what the outcome of the spring series with the Giants, we are still the world champions," said Harris, "that event is decided In the fall, . "Fandom isn't going to judge the Washington club on what it does in the spring exhibition games, but upon its showing in the American League. "You can't win a pennant in the spring. It takes six months to put it over. It is apparent to me that my club is going to start slowly and I am prepared for early reverses in exhibition games most of all." There is no denying the fact that Stanley Harris is a wise young man. His dope that the fans judge you on the regular season, rather than ex- hibition games, is a matter of record. - - Upset Dope, 'Well do I remember one year that the Detroit club made a sensational showing in the spring games. The fans looked for a big season, a prob- able pennant. The moment the season opened PN ------------ the club slumped, batting in particu- lar. The Tygers appeared to have left all their base hits in the south. While I cannot recall the exact figures, the Detroit club won only about two out of the first 15 games played. This was most disappoint- ing after the sensational play in the gouth. The Detroit fans were loyal, how- ever, stuck with the Tygers until they emerged from the slump and Were rewarded with a great come- back by that club. . . . There have been other cases where certain clubs couldn't win in the spring only to go big the moment the regular race began, Maybe Washington will do that very thing. Aviator--Now I 'cel the gravity of the situation. --~Navael Aced. Log. spires the legs of those that ball pitched Fear 1s a great blessing. It in- have no claws. Gabardine coats, $15 up. Twed- dell's, The Frontenac Bowling -n and Recreation it naturally follows that from time immemorial, powerful tonic effect, and a Therefore Come, Bowl, Sleep Well, little irritating concerns. Book Alleys and Teams at 'phone 200 betwesn ttt oi TT A SATUR DAY, APRIL 18, 1935. ----d TIMELY IS THE TIME TO BUY A BICYCLE ----=|} Fa SCE] ccm MASSEY MASSEY BICYCLES are the best in the world and we are selling them at $5.00 less than last year, Come in to-day and pick yours out, Treadgold Sporting Goods Co 88 Princess St., Kingston. - All Badminton Rackets reduced to $5 THE COLLEGE INN Cigar Store and Sporting Goods House Fish And Game Association. Secretary--Leo J. McDiarmid, Almonte has formed a fish and Treasurgr--W. P. Pattie. game association with these officers: Executive Committee--W. Buse, Hon. Pres.--T. A. Thompson, M.| W. L. Moffatt, M. Saunders, F. C. P.P. McDiarmid and Gordon Patterson. Hon. Vice-Pres.--Mayor J. A. Mc- Ewen, M.D., and Major W. R. Cald- well See Tweddell's $22.00 suits. No husband is too brutal to feel rather sorry for another man's Pres.--J. R. Robertson. Vice-Pres.--J. W. Patterson. wife. Acad In the Catskill Mountains, so they say, Rip Van Winkle bowl- ed, and slept for forty years, Hence, the sedative effect may be called prufound. Bowling has had a splendid setting up effect upon the human Eat Well, Feel Well and forget "the constant round P. J. MORAN, Manager, 12-1.30 p.m. and 5.80-7.00 p.m. Phone 780. No. 72.--Robert Invades England. >