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Ameiatiuh nioi-nnoND'. ind., oct. -'-

Bingle G. one ot the greiitext guc- ers in the 'history ol' the American

-- turf_ wlll~thrll‘. grandatunfl crnwllh

more. Ho has ‘»oe~`\_ retired and Ii serve his reiuu\i\'.n-.1 days in

the sind. Wllllacn G. Barefoot, or

Oct. 21.

YOI:-Pfilrfy _ ___ mmous racer, uniitzunzed las: night es er my or rea' that he- has :u"uf:. Single G. over |9.f¢ BHD- WMC" has to itlt-hard (.li';la'i';’~r, .il llit-linifnd

'~"\|9|°K |1lm`U`°“bl° f0l` 90"” nsder u lease at tir.t:|gci'.,~ _'41-ni.

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_-r.: iiuhnirax. N.`s.. oct. 21. - 'rho

.- ,____,.“ N°w Y°"“ ,touiiug Bermuda English Rugby

5 ,`N*U"%mK__oct ,I The rm football team defeated Dalhousie fr- " »~-" ini .tt hi rt- _ur: .mg °i;a_i_\ar;.___§_;§r_d_f_l_§n_:_'_:'\l ufuhey-sy. ggilizfuigeriiéa luathlt; . - .u ‘_ , ,_ ~" _ lllS.1\l. quite aside from tliv :;"`_;I:)[x_‘;‘_{e or many opporlumt 0° litiioh which will be provitietl ill] _______.>___ _ -lr 'i:::.’..“.:.1i';:. "‘;;‘;;""’..“.':.':.':.f::.“_ w--L--M .tiene Tunney. worid‘s heavyweight G°M° TNEENv?EYR°g?<E§ATN°GERs champion. and Jack l)einpse_y_'_ iornier bolder of the title \v _ ,_ _ __ 1-rand through the ropes naulu. but l0Rl_-*RTHUR Om" Oct' -this time in pacific nioorl. The Lorne (thabm Wm leave F"“l"y T cohtluerer and 'the vontlueretl ut' "ffxl U’ l0|l1 U19 New York Ra“5_e"5

~ - . ' ~ . _ team of the .\'. li. L. Chabot las;

that memorable battle in Pliilntlcl ____ som _ender _hree __e____s _______

e Port Arthur team twice winners_

the Allan (‘up. ¢

phia's downponr have made ar- he rangements to he iu'@S@"l 'h at the Garden, where ouch Of

will receive u, lieavy\vt=iglii chain- ---_-i--'T-7-l-_"_ Qpionshlp belt from the Boxing day lor Atlantic (ity where his; t iwnwm- A5‘Sm.iuti0n of Greater presence was required in conneci New York. tion with his court imttles. but lie' .§T|mngy'n acceptance of llic in- ussiircd the writers’ committee l\e_ vitatlon to be present was received woultl present hiinscll' at the Gurd- yestarduy. Ilempsey. ton. has ac- tin Friday night and expressed his at-pted the invitation to lic present.|gratification for the bell which is

'rho former champion left yestcr-to be presented to him.

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Good Strong GaArdl'ner,`formor defenceplayor of < "

me .C,,|gm.y -I-|89,” in the Weswm Tonight at 6.30 the _in|~,|,,- mem. tained there.

‘ Before li discover d A bent for

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of the Ohio State League ot' pro- fessional baseball teams, it had a

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N. H. L. Hocicugi

O04-O40-oo-o-o-c++ . , +»441{o*e Leu oh” been uwhued b€\‘l 0! _tho "Y" intend to hold a _ ¢ _ e

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THE ;_lHO0TER'8 TEN COM to booth with a loaded gain unless 1|? Ca"a‘d§::_‘_n N‘_*u°““' `:'1{_;’°:e’:breatl?'nbutI't;’\Si cttaigaalhiglgnllgoagge ;t:IiI§ern::ltl sgveilgggnxgegnofsgx

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Lancashire Cup-Second l'lonnd

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His Title

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The Year

Tvlo 'Different lranohu --- _

l *-- ' Lollfa and Hampton in Tie-for

NEW YORK. Oct. 21_. --Active Second Place _

preparations “has begun for cham-

i>iousl;_l_i_>_»_ li; tw°___:lf1e_r¢nt__ brsnfh- isussax, oct. 21.-on the s.n.Af es of ar s. efrst own'0r C_ ‘rounds wsdnmday ,nel-Boom decision is the pocket billiard tour- me susséx High School footbau gnninent, acheduled to be held next foam defeated _the Rotheny Com mouth. which will bring together mudamd team by 8 more of 18 M the ten outstanding players. The 0_ Jones Wu “am The sm, mr me competition at this style of hill- mme" worm 15 Wim! for _,mr ' lards has been unusually keen dur- umm 'hu wide made me “_

Ing the past season and should re-. ’ W °

tional In lug malnlng three points.

` ltl me xcep p y . - _ Bu nw eule I mba at The game started at 4.30 p.m

Th d t

1.8 u °m:]ekc|?::e_ wmlevaamz Hoppe, und. soon af/ar the start Jones cros-

lung laeutiriuu with this style ut Sed ihauliile 1011 Sussex and 6° game. as one ot the entertainers. mall 5 C°’“'9l'l- A500* 10 mlllllleli

This time. however, Hoppe is pa- 1°-1° e asain- crossed the line peering in the role nl' cl1allenxer.,c0n _rted. The llrst period en

Eric 'Hagenlacher_Jof. Germany is 10 t* 0.

the defending cha pion. lt would Aqthe beg-inning of the sec not .be surprising to see Hoppe ent- period it looked as though no er this tournament a favorite, as he say _wan going to score, but 'I'-M98 fill' HUOV6 ING DFGSBUI Cham' Sussex scrim hucked their way

Dl0l1 BB H 00_mD€1lUVB Player- ward; centre lleld and again Jones, -

While the b°~"¢ml° a“.d lmckel ahter some nice rushing crossed

billiard stars are tuning up for ac- me une (0,. his _third try gud nga-in tion these are signs of life among co,-,v9ned_ Towards the close of the the threecushion headliners. it period Ashe] made R considerable now seems likely that the firat _

Bain, than Wade got the ball anti

it-humpionship match will be held made1__helastL_ ofthe nm _ J0n_

_next Februttry. with Otto iileiselt es “med to conr3'e__t g e'

|dot`eudIng his title ‘against Johnny At-te___,the gamB»”_ gunner was hom Layton It bus been iuled deflu tn the Domestic Sue” d _____t_

litel that ‘Ho e cannot compete ' ce ei "lot-ythe three-lclilshioit crow`n until mem “"0 was 9"-l°!/Ed Di' B 0l'0\\’l|

af-ter -laxyton gets his chance. °f “bm” ‘5 l’°°P|9~ SDGBCNS W0l'v

There hus been more action in mad? by P|'|'\CiP4ll l“l‘&lS0l'. ot’ Sus-

ihilllards this season than in the 9”- .and Pl`.l“0ill`f1l I-Velmore. oi' dust ten years, billiard leaders R°l~li°B41.V. _ _and J. IP, Atherton, or have noted. More _young players S\l8Sex~ The lh`f°“il was the some ns

have taken up the cue. and this lu die former games.

“The Flohiiru M=rif\=-" G=v\°1'vnr\ey. w°rld’» champion hw/Y' uviuuhuu enough. it is said, that -On lost saturday. -octuher 16 ht

. ~- weight, salutlng after being made aflrat lieutenant in the marine re- tho drum iron to produce player" Rolhesay__tha _Rothemy team-_“__

`to take tt place of Hoppe, Schaefer feated Hampton by n score of 4;, i

' _‘TT and Cochran when they are forced to 3, thus making .1-lumpy," and’ _ 9°°*‘°") to retire. Rotliesay tie in the leaguestandiiig. . ~

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MON-{m_.EM__ 0¢t_ 21__..Le0 (Kid) _ In guaranteed to heat your cure o y I _

1-¢_,_,y_ of M(,,2_rca|__ f¢m_:§|-w_;;ll;l_it I: the coldest weather.

o amplon of ‘ana a, ret ne is » » . _ , E* Call at our store during exhibition wlok and have u ;'*l§__l_‘_fj_;_§’n‘_*i°‘_§‘rl§l‘_§ “gm fgfjiz' R__r_1_§y;'_ \_;>_itk,_ out 21.-~i>ui<-ii" umouutrutu this wonncm-‘ut FunNAcE tu you. Th;

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of Vancouver. The crowd hissed the york yanlreo:ui`c`iYa?ie£ll§0iigtfi-I`Tl|\Z Frm” in very r°"°"abl°' .- ' , -_ . ~

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la The bout' was a clever exhibition s,l,(::“inm;,Vt£;li“:I;el'ic‘;'_" 'l’e“g"‘* Bea' - -

__o.__he varlous styles or boxing _“___ _ _ gon. ut instead fig. ` _ Both' lada_changetl their tactics fre- gnfxtols _Tnggarlsigg l;‘;“‘_3_h (_}“"l“"d _

~- `_;1_u¢ia__ntly t'o bring victory and ills 030 cher and Nick Cullop rt-‘?tll'ltiIll H T `

° ‘ _ g 'ter adopted u new stye t e new _ i _ ’ '_ ' RA __

. a_ other offset it by brilliant defensive Senuet:N.:,}_£lb(;3 turned 'We' to ‘the '

___ sworn. Both meh fought ut uuuuouh at-:er ui iitfrohitfulffiwuhlhmilglgrilliff'fi PHONE 3934. aa onAi='roN srnecr

hOND0N_ Eng__ 0% 21___}-wgby batge aniidat tl_r:_e_>s c:_ine to clinch. mgm" 5’ __ P _ Ea d _rhntre ,-

. es vo un ‘ me _ - , n wan . ._

lziyllltgilis? played today res” is M -Royaahowgd aatrolnser defensive foi¥“;\;ilhiIiIte’:‘:;l0il;i€;r\‘tftel? opp” ° r ca ‘I 2 V

Sgouigrnv ci-|AMp|9|e5H|_p than _bla oppent_ and throughout eport his pitching this year. I nssex 12,.\iidtlleot>x 2a, at Vlorth- _ ____ . kept ltnaelf so cose that he earn when waive” wer ,__ __ ._ _

' Fl ll* ` 0 asked D" ' -‘- tronseqiieiice sp0l‘t¢~i al. lcasta

The standing is_ an follows- Sm..

sex won 4. lost 0; Rothesay won I ,-5 ,_ , _

,_ lon 3;- am on'won , on ‘_ V I' .

____.i._ l’. l§l.licrlt)<!Jn was i~c1i`ei!iir»tyt;»nioi~- =

Q'-P .&.-\....n Le,

Furnace

EERLIN QL-I 21 __ 1),- gm, ed the draw decision. Roy invu a Reumer by Waqmngmn an _

- . lu.. th. Golf On The Plains ,_ ,_ W, The ,_e,,,0,,_,

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Heads Three ‘I0-11.20-Special Class

Pro Leagues 3e°~=-~Swd».~-us

8-9.30-'Seniors

Turner . _

'McLean .

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Y Joe F, Carr, piesitlciit of the Na- C BOWHNG _

tional l’i~oto.».~ton.li lfooibail Assoc- ommeum Len'-'c

..it...n, inc .mil-..icaii Basketball 7_}3‘:I(;°re & Mcheml VH' Pro “--

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ui- tn.nt-tl tiovin u "thank yon” jqb SpE¢|A|_ -

~°'.':;.““;f;;‘::;.“;1.“ar:r.:;”‘s“°1 '

group of men interested in profess- MEN-S LEAGUE

ioual football organized a nation- vlffleck's te I 1 ul league with Cari' at its head- lt team -by 177 :msfefemed LGR*

was at "thunk yon" job to begin LePage'c Team with. and Carr did not want it. He IR. I.elPage 129 115 11 felt it would be better to devote 'FL Cudmore 153_-1123

his time to earning a living as a W- Spencer 117

traveling salesman. But he was K- Rollers 128 113 prevailed upon to accept. He`J- D."Jenltins 9'; 72

drew no.salary for the first year. _.__--_._.. _

But after that, the league started 57|)

to grow, and Carr began to devote _ 'P0311-1743 - more and more oi’ his time to its A"|°¢|<'l Tlrim

affah-5_ A. Ai'l`leclt .

' Two years ago, professional bus- N' 1,““Ne"l" -» kethall backers. seeing the success R' r“y""° '~

of the football organization, made him u plbpositiori to organize a

Y similiar league 0i` basketball teams, E 6" oe and offered him the residenc of

ll- Thai. U10. has lboomed, ,and M §°§“,l"'920 '. lust summer. when the Columbus ha';,s::m.a as tem" defemed Fa baseball team was struggling in F: fam” by, 57 Pm"- tha throes of the worst slump in J Fnrqu;:u_sg;;'°"' Tum

Association history, its owners do- J' pany

cided to make Carr the president. ,D`,-_ A,chn`n`,_i(i in 1914. when Carr was president Ge0_ wnmm.

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Pendleton. . . . ,__ 153

118 l06 116

159

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record for sending players to the 'f‘otal._.1g2g majors. Billy Southworth of the M¢N||,»| -|-um Cards, who clinched the second J. 'McNair game of the recent World Series P. Campbell .. ‘Wh N9' 31011108 was one oi' them. H. liapthorne

l3.’» 157 165 127

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505

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\;0NTm.3AL_ Oct z1__ Henry .lumog _“M5555 AT i-yu roam the rooms and Anger the pou-

wse playground borders Brandywine

ge’s important East anti »West motor

119 1

54' lined the banks, .

lg; made so many ruuaways, .ui '

171 down the old dusty lane ' 147 "Where the trucks of our bare

feet was all print so plain” 1

664 remain. The Brandywine itself.

I-qu. sluggish and shallow and contains

T71 138 147 33 the glory that came to .her favorite

-~ -- son. The distinction of having been

524 his birthplace and the centre of

911

118 '

nz The severe twtwtory frame house 136 on Main ‘Street where Riley was

RUGBY LEAGUE instructor in the public schools or ‘ ”“~“**°*"'"'”‘* f

New zeaiuhrlei-3 ss. Bi-uurora 11. \vioi<ers<iort 'rhui-ingih. ' _ ff f > l i

Hole” Not Quiet Now

Y onnmirinnii, intl., out. 20.-

"l`he laughter of children at play, drowns out "the gurgle of the wat-1

or round the drift just below" the _"old swimmin' hole" and few of the stwroundlngs as James fwhit-

, comb Riley knew them, during his ` boyhood days here, remain.

A Riley memorial parb with a

creek at the "old swlmmln' hole"

ons- which the Hoosier poet immortal-

ized in rhyme. '

» ‘rum

Traffic on All Sides

A railroad bridge, an electric line

trestle und the National Trail. un

liig-hway, cross the creek near the "swimn\In' hole." The pastoral

7 quiatude of the spot. broken only 90 by the hoarse solo cf u birllfrog, or

the plalntlve call of a dove, as Ril-

‘27 ey knew It six decades ago, han 98 been lost lu the march of the years. T Few of the heavy follagetl trees that

“ln the long lazy days

, “Where the humdrum of school

'-llow pleasant- was the journey

once a sizeable stream. novt is

scarcely enough water for swim- ming. '

Home a Museum

Greenfield banks contentlatlly in

many of the scenes he sketched in rhyme, in one of the clty‘a most stable commercial assets

born in occupied by his widowed sister-in-law and her sister. For tan cents, visitors are permitted to

sessions of Riley whlchstlllare re-

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~IWai-wickshlro 5,_Lelcestershii‘e 14, Peltzer crack German -middle dis- lb' Murad points when he Camo 0\ll,Yankees refused -to put li ` I 0 - K - nt Rugby, tance runner hw wmeq down off. of 'a crouch position- to- land le;_t‘ The dem “_.__h C__;_____£_i(i_t___c_;;i_i_n1._ -_- _ or oottonseetl. The llttle,to

FRIENDLY MATCHES ers to take $50,000 for an Amerl. _und right swings wh1le‘on the Ot - Wushlngto ’ 5- The oil lield and cattle t-ouniry post, on the West Texas I,

Camgridge L‘nlvc-rsity 12, St. can tour in preference to remain. _er hand Foley did his best .fiithtliii=`rnnged_ LBa!;1.;1_1x";i€3' ‘r‘;;‘;’__;_l;e" a"'|oi‘ Nortlin-est 'l‘t-xo.; und the lion- pisudncetl the new' golf clnm

Barts . ng an amateur and going to work when he chose the more open style known th - - . .r was handle is purlinps the last. section of ilie eighth ,corps ul-@a_"(,|¢ 'Eiliullufnh University 11. Allalll' ‘ll 8 ‘Hillary 0! $75 ti month as tea- at which he was muster- appendiciteil: tn be S'me’|“f< fl'0l\\ where unit- wonlrl expat-t to find ant (‘. A. Quail oi' the Terai

ic Fleet 11. cher oi' ecouoniicts and gyninhslnm t. - é-{_'______ SUN <‘-1llli'=<1‘-S. 'Yet f-.vt-ry city of tional Guurii.

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Yorkshire -Curr-Second Round. ' ` r' 1 ` Rileys “Old Swimmlll __

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.. ... __ | e u ar an .isiiccessuis yours. _

. " 'w cock.

(RW '"5 6"” 'Il °°'ll¢l)- ll. Don't forget that .1 gun is made fm me local team' ll you are :member of the

~ "* class do not for at it, PN 5|

tn k.ml)nn`-t b “a fool wil MONTREAL 0°" 2l'_‘C°m"a"Y the must omportagt thing 05% I

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2- -Don't point your t - ~ to current rumors. Short Horne, ___ . _

one "for fun." gun H any gun' -____¢,>;___ substitn'-te tight wing an; centre |gli(‘;1f|I|%q,g¥-on get R ALL :N-,KNEW APPLE

il. Don't forgot. the tool who GEN-7-L.; NWT _of the world champion Montroaf game, Q0' Mun Wm, th h dj,-~ .

."tIiought It wnsn’t loaded." ____; ` 'Maroons In the National Hockey A nllqrt pl-gg;-nm than '|\o|:| ggyfq P°7"T°53 ANP

4- Def" -fry to "shoot mu" n so-hu-wuhiuy chuhei. ‘l»°°¢"°- has wt been "farmed" out night. _ t ’ _ . mlctcznst..

plunged barrel. , 0ccnsion~'rhe prayer meeting af-'iv -the Stratford -(0nt.) Hockey ---<»o¢s-.--_-'

Sure- ' ' 'ducted hv the new mihiutur. Ex- for the Maroons as oottlirn the »----

|~l\»¥"¢ 3"'-W "Fill `b°Yl .7-0 uh! -tract from the ra ` r of Betba 'team Allin ‘ its ml " e» Ann I e » 5 - - I

if “escort l"1“°'~'i°°’l'l’°*°”°Bml¢h= "Loi-d. zrenaoueut hht?\¥luu|Mu;’.norIt.p"tu.fI: wafniimhgui erwhirf tg ::e‘:2;I;etI;ts??:lTt- " Q " H .

adult _ Igloo. _ . . whether our new ininia can takehy' P~rgIlt_ont~"8traehan, ot til Mon-_upon his ltneevt ‘. _ _.. ..-it ‘. +. _. _ -_ ` I _ 7 plum: huiiuu-w nmuhot h him. hut thou xhuwm mt hurt.-.ini ~ .| inuy-"nut, Auntie, no --_ Maul- litovfafdwnl '

Satan lot the saint oft on li knees _ » '

and on anger life and Droverty. last minister was not mnch oi a ' . _ _

8. Don't climb over fences or in-visitor. :twin i.|»i»¢n¢.|¢¢-.|;u`4¢'r_;n. If ltmaltea htm tremblnl’ '~l° -" 1-? 44

Don't "think" it is a deer; he ter the 11|-gg evening servlet, ¢0n.`Club, and will report tor -practice T00 FAMILIAI. ' -` curly expected Dock your ordn-

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