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Day' Grind
NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-Jake Ma
gin of lrvington, N. J., professional
bicycle lacing star for more than
15 years has pcdalled his last slx-
day race.
The veteran was forced 0\\¢ Of
me 35th internatio:;..I sfx»<lny
grind at Madison S,uare Gurdon
this week as a result of heart trou-
ble nnd physicians asserted he ner-
er ngain woIll..| be- able to with-
stand the gruclling pncc of anoth-
er campaign.
lilagin made his first appf-.arancc
in 0. six-day race in 1910. lie has
been victorious five times, twice
with ,Alfred Gonlott and once with
iteggie McNamara at liindlson
Square Garden nnd twice nt. Chico
go with Eddie Madden as his part-
ner.
In tho. six-dayrace last. _Murcia
Iiiagin sustained injuries that .kent
him out of competition for _months
when he rode_o\'er tho high 'Junk
of the (lurdt-m saucer.
liiagin was horn in Philadelphia.
lie is 36 years old.
LEILINGTON, Ky., Dec. 9.-`
|l\‘o.ty»s1x racehorses were sold nt
_he Kentucky Sale Company’s auc-I
tion last week. The sale broushli
an aggregate of $29,985. Many of
the thoroughbretls offered were
poor ones, -md only very low bids
were received on the muIority_ I
The stur of the _sale was Triad.
|a daughter of Star Shoot, -'he go-
ing to R. W. Estill for 511.600. af-
ter spirited bidding. It is rcportul
that Eutill wus bidding for the ac-
count oi John Pi. l\iudIlen_
'i‘he‘gnod imported mare, Znlei-
ka, was knocked down to Frank
Hudson for $3,300. She was gen-
erully considered to have been a
hurguln at the price. I
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From Guardian in the
First of Series of `
Bowling Matches in
Second Section
Showing big league class on the
gut-nivay of the second section of
the Newspapcrmt~n's Bowling Scr-
les, the Patriot pin-topplers show-
ed the way home to the Gunrdiun
crew Saturday in their double-hca~
dur on the League of the Cross Al-
leys hy winning both the afternoon
and evening matches by a large
majority.
"Lefty" Morgan was onc of the
main factors in the l’nt.riot_ double
victory Saturday. He not only rol-
led 243 for the highest string of
tho day, but put on the magnifi-
cent total oi' 1000 for the six gam-
cs.
Not wishlm.: to make any allbls
Init the (luardiun men, with one
or two exceptions, were off color
Sutllrilny and couldn’t seem to
get their stride, either in the ui-
turnnon or owning. In-Ing forced
to low scores on neurly every
string.
The Patriot men are not only
to he-_congratulated on the splen-
did vtctory uttuinvd Saturday, but
on the high total of 2216. negotiat-
ed In the evening match.
Although compelled io fnco u
two game lead in the present. fire
ont. nt' nine gumc series, tho (inur-
dian bowlers are confident ni' mak-
ing their usual strong come-back,
when they meet their oppon-_-nts
next Saturday in the second dou~
ble oi' the section.
SCORES
Afternoon Match
PATRIOT
Duncan  134
Dillon _‘__
Chaisson
Gnrnhum
Morgan . . _ _
. _ 243
Total
Martin _
Sinnott
Trainor
Duffy _ _
Corrigan
Totals
172
100
129
144
133
96
91
106
181-487
127-329
122--342
112-362
182-558
G70 684
GUARDIAN
130
128
100
114
1-I1 194
G13 703
148
194
109
118
724--2078
133-411
75-397
112-321
136-368
129-464
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Majority i'or I’utrlot-137 pins.
Duncan _
Dillon ._
Chaisson
Garnhum
Morgan
Totals
Marlin _
Sinnott
Trainor
Duffy . _
Corrigan
Totals
Majorit
Evening Game
PATRIOT
117
181
173
164
221
153
126
112
141
111
186-450
121-428
170-455
121-426
119-451
856 643 714--221-i
GUARDIAN
133 122
102 133
40 168
116 110
150 169
154-409
104 --3510
83-~_'lIl')
12 4-3 50
182-501
610 702
041~-10150
y for Patriot-255 pins.
_ INDIVIDUAL TOTALS
The following are the itiilivldiinl
F‘!"§*’_"":"
Dillon
Grand Tolul
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Duffy
Morgan  ._
Duncan 
(Yhnlsson . . _
Garnhum _ ._
Corrigan _ _ _
Martin . _ _ _
Sinnott . _
totals for games.
PATRIOT
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HIIIIIIEY SIIIIS
Canadien Hockey
Ace Picks A11-Star
Team
Sprague Cleghorn. brilliant hock
ANCIENT HISTORY STARS
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Sprague C1eghorn,the'
cnt the United States in the Olym-
D10 games were nnnouncod tonight
by Roy D. Schooley, secretary~
treasurer of the lfnltcd Slales
Amateur Hockey League, under
whose Jurisdiction the team will
play.
Players who have been invited
to accept a place on the team nrt-.
I M c(‘u rthey. Boston : Holemnn,
I Pl'l"I‘SBURG,., Dee. 9.-Memb ;(‘leveIand; Olson, Duluth; Dog
\c-.rs of the hockey team to repres- ‘
'Jardines, Eveleih.'~' ` _
' RHI' BOHHBY. crack goaltender ot
the Pittsburg aextet, was original-
ly included, but Bonney declined
the invitation for businogsiteasons.
The squad will assemble in Boston
on Dec. 30, Mr. Schoclsy said, for
a series of practice games. On Jan-
uary 9 the team will sail for Eur-
ope.
»~yist of the Canadiens now in
training at Grimsby, writing for 0 a 
Ile, Montreal Star picks an "AlI » _ '
Star" team. `
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IIT ron A CHAMPIONSHIP H em, ,,._,,,,. I ll  rs
t‘I‘_~I of Alnherst wus ru-eloctctl
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Duffy-“l'm glad Morgan is
bowllng against somebody else to~
day."
In the future, Captaln'Aud_v Mur-
tin smokes “Bowlers Delight."
Manager Schofield of the (inord-
ien team, is of the opinion that
his men are slightly ovcrtralned.
He intends keeping them nit thu
'alleys for u lt,-\v tlnys. _
Bob Duncan--“NuIin‘ tn ll.. we
could have nmdo a million Sutur-
day."
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WHERE ARE YOU GOING?
\Vn n_ru not here io play, to
flI‘0IIII\. to drift: wo- have hard
work to do and loudi-I to lift.. Shun
not the Struggle: race II. 'tis (mils
gift.
A mun gets just. whut ho goes ni-
ter.
Ono :lord done today is worth
two deeds tomorrow, nnd no man
is down nnd out uIIiil hc has lost
faith in himself.
Failure is only for those who
think fnfllure.
lt. is tim tragerly of progrr-as flint
you have to mnkc good or mnkc
room.
Kites fly agulnst the wind. not
with it. »
Many men resent being nwnken-
~crl: they like tho morning nup with
IIS Vlllille drouming, when 1|".
lnitintlvo is lmngtnatlon in act-
Whnt are ltaphaol's Mndgmmg
but the shadow of a moth0r’s love
fixed in permanent out line.
~'l`homas Wentworth Higginson
St. .lac0b's 0il` stops any pain, gn
when Your 'back is sore and lame,
M l“mb“'5°' sdmica "I 'h°“mli-Um  ‘the hasty unkind word'
3" you atmened “P- ‘1°"'f 99397! ,Forget the quarrel and the cause.
et a small trial bottle of old, non-.Forget me whom affa|,._ hecalm.
est St. Jacobs Oil at any drug
store. pour s little in your hand.
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*Wd fllh it F1811! 0" YOIH' ICN!!! Forget the chap whose sour faze |
worm in ngiihei- wimpy present nornnd sumptuous accomodation ot' n
wholly iii,m,m_ _mnnslon, hut if God he thero n cot-
' An extfitim: momcnt‘s pluy when Ilrginn met Qllee-n liIiivcr.~'ity match that of nm _lohusmws om
nt 'l‘r-'onn0 liriversiity Studfnm ~e~r.<r‘<'i~‘ II- 'ony off for tlirvwmm An_Slm_ hockey mum ,-01.3
Dominion rugby vlinxiipiomsliip. Tl1ia_I~'irIirrgle nn the line wus one of wmv to 'W played at any mnmoniu
tlgeting-restixlg bits of pluy when Queens bent Regina hy u score oi |plam‘ WS no pusy musk trying to
" ° ~ ' pu-It them I>nI any wfly here goes:
V' 1 For (`aptain I will have Pcpln
p,_(.NI(h_m__ preghlent Sonmm Emp Enrh had 89 wins. 'The perform- lungs. '
pd that (Im,-A would bi, a [our Iinre of Elliot roi-<>l\'I-Il most I>|~n‘i~u~ ‘Hoyle _should he' the referee,
gi.,-,m 1,1_-,m,,._ (.0,,s|sHng ,,f M,,,,,._ for. while Ilonoghue can pick his. lepin lands the centre joh und
,,,“_ sl,_||m-mn' Ham-am and Am_ mounts, Elliot hus to ridc wliat-'I-.:tpt:tin»ahIp_ The Pep this lad has
hm.m_ icvi-r he can get. shown nnd the way he handled the
      hiarirllotla. Ou the di-fenco \VuslII
    I   wu s aired together. VVh0n ii
<Y P .
S _ I ____ c-Innes to side-s~:topping nnd hnif-`
   ;\'p}\\-' YORK, neu. ii.---.Luis Vi. ling tho opposition 'that brave old
_*_ |c<»nIInI_ CIIIII-fin Iiirinwt-u-nt. Ii-f=_g\1\rfif‘=1n 1? |1151 <'=\lH 'I\;'f‘l\Vl~<l1ii'1='i‘
~ p _ li*Iif““lI il 00lill‘=\Pt with Tex_R.icl¢- oruvis ri in ng gum. .r.~.nne|\  Iifiliislfi
(ca"ad'°" N55) ard fm- thrpt. fi,:|,t.,_ the 1|,"-(| [0 and uill keep tin. thrI.atInInIZ Dau- - \ " \
_ nnd'pl:ty him ut centre: George
_ Wnslilgion and Brian lluru should
l make the Iletclice, \vhi|efNapnleon
’ Iand Le-onidns will hold down the
I wings. Seeing that lt's seven man
, hockey jot down Charlemagne und
F‘Irpn. nitrr stopping everything
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that Dempsey shot It hun Is entit
._____ -~--- led to goals.
C P _ Canadian Press.) For spares. l like (`nesnI'_ llzinnl' |
AM"|.;(R;¥:ad1|,a(,2_ 9r_e_s_;)m,,,,(|m_:i l.0!\'iI<)N, line. lI_--.A nIcru)np~ hal and Alexumlt-.r_ p\‘illl‘IiInIi is
of H". Nom Scotia h“|‘,w,dl,m HW _pri-utict-_ (_ lullmt. tied Steve lfu\» concli und for clit-.er len Irs none
kuy A5,,m.im|,,"_ mm( l,|m_0 hpm `oghue ni il\_e top list oi’ \\'iIIIIlIIgi_'i‘re hotter fiitlni: than lfhcero, O-`
Smnmuy "mm, Wm," l,~rod snub jovlwyft- during the f_l:It Izitvlxlg sc.I-|f.onm\ll und lleinostlit-nes, .Ill rt.-
.=on lu Grent I“»rIium this vt-nr_‘portcd to have possessed good
lI:\rl>:|rIuns und whipped thcm into
'in orgmnzcil fighting group is
ington and Brion Born hure al-
will have his first test under the
pinlng;
'i’hough life, douhle crosses you.
fate ihrowns you down.
You cannot mend the matter hy.
whining:
There are others with troubles as
great n.-I your own,
Or Irrenter--tlwrc lsu't a doubt!
ol` it.
It rlocsn‘t help any to grouch
or Io Rronu:
Snup out of lt. buddie! Snap out
oi' lt!
It Inn_v_l\e you feel you are weary
and lame.
And nrc soré on the umpire nnd
weather:
lint climb off the honch nnd jump
into the game,
Or get out of the park altogeth-
er. .
If they wullop your fast one out
of the lot
.lust try I1 slow curve with a spin
to lt,
Don't quit till ynu`\'0 given tliom
all you have got:
Snap into it, huddio! Snap into
lt!
-Walter 'l'rumbull
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tngc will hold as much happiness
llton.
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Boston Globe: Thirty-eight hnr-
rrls of clams, 1050 pounds of fish,
125 dozen cars of corn. 05 water
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he slander vou have heard.
LONDON. D c. il.-The Prln-“ _ ‘ .' ~ - . ._ ‘
of Wnles wlioafrcfiuontly had rid- he “ $50900 "'"I"I‘ “MI Bennytm of me om)0Slum.l In chem' Iwi Q/
` ~ - l.eonard_ lightweiglit cImnIpion.‘D°I0°“ “way-‘I t"a"5‘n‘5“1 mst am
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dp" bpfore the mimic m Btgeple' 5|-nviiiing Iiin South Ainerican di<.IPullInun likcs him. lf Lconldas is /I    I
olmscs. hnd his first mount balm- mm of mg other two opponenlq mme ig iifllig-,~e he is playing ug- 6
my M Sandown Pam in I* mm on  learlied tori-ty Hiainst the Peraians hc will he u ‘/
the fini, under the recognized rul-- ,, ‘ _ ‘ ' _ k 1 __ 1 _
ng of the jockey club. I-Ie finished ingI:§§"§)i;I'k::§(_";{Sis ;\i1'_“'3:I‘_Pl;r°‘;‘x')'{2;:}:;_l:,1::g1g}::;  its 5); Slavs; 'id
third in a field of seven. ‘ ' _ _ ' ` I . ' .~ . ~ ~ ‘
 I»»-es  H -ow  -<>»~I»== =»Iggisfigs_,¢;‘i;;,,;:,_§;1‘,;‘i;.;_?,,:,‘.°‘i;?,§ 
5_ Tmmor _ V _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I _ _
__ ,521 the United States two months ago, piCk~ mem he doésl A great' imclb 
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‘_ 3920 contract III n.12-round wight with Uh""k""~ “ h"“d5' i'I“y‘*" "WI ~_
Johnny Shngruc, ot' \Vaterhnr_v. ` ` ' _ ,_
UGOOSEEGGS C°m,__ D0cCm|,m. 14 pt Madisonla lot of wonderful material for the y
Square Garden. ll' he ilcfcnts ShIi»|§l"l“'ef*é_ H°‘V""l§'|" imn: Ted  A
If nswnewan. Morgan shows grne, the Ch lean’S next oppoIIcntI;l‘;1‘ll‘*(;rr':_‘;‘i““;'i](_ agglnog » TTA? ww J
the same class in the nets on Jun. I'mb“hIy “IH be PM Mnmn' "I ‘bmw mug mfg in “faq Hhbcking.
mm as he dm on me Alleys Sat' New Orlvulm' who mcemly eH'I("ae'-:ar in his 'Itt'u~k wus -ill Gaul
urdny' the Gmmtes won-t have H tablished himself us :I title con- < ~ _ _ »" ‘ ' if _ ‘ ‘ _ l it
-nook m~»__the n,,_ts_ tender hy knocking out (`.l1:IrleyIH"““‘I"‘IS jf“'"‘y fun “vel th" '
“vhne_ of Cmcuga 1.-\lps and his dashes on the llom-
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MS '"0" ‘Vim the "mm "t“'ISt" Sm' I MAKE |T SNAppy Iwirle stride and covered much ter-I
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lust ycnr's pluy-off with Canad-
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thc hotcl dcsk~cl0rk, wants his
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