The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 12

Tlf OTTAWA JOURNAL. THE PAGE EVERYBODY READS WEDNESDAY. JCT.Y IWlT. j. BASEBALL-filNO LACKOSSE oolt tust lawn bowlino SPORT SHOCKERlm OF PLACES HIS TEAM Morton Goes to Welt Once too do Iron Man AMERICAS UCAQt'K.

Am Mitchell flays. CHICAGO. July la. Ted Blank euxhlp hsld Boston lo flvs hits, only two of which wore bunched In the lest Inning, while Chicago nil Pen aock opportunely and won the lint linn the series, I to 1. Mitchell woo cam ie aanoB irom me Ysnkses In tho Diiiu deal, played enort.

score: Rjutna ID AAA AAA 1 1 tit (10 OlX I 11 1 Ptnnock and Walter; Blakenahlp ana acnajK. Shocker Hlmsrlf Again. I.OITIS, July 11. Shocker allowed only sli hits and ths Browns shut out ths Tankses to today on tha Brat of a (our (am a series. Wll- liama snocaeu out nia tweniy-oecona homo run of lha season.

Joa Dugan. third baseman, acquired Sunday from Boston, made hla drat Appear anca In a Niw Tork uniform. Tha victory Inrraaaed lha Browns land for first rilace to two and on a half game. 8cora: i Naw Tork eta ISO a it, Lou la tot all 1 II Mays, O'Doul and Schang; Shocker and SeToreld. Morton Tried Too Hard.

CUEVELAND. Oblo. July II. Tho Cleveland Indiana defeated Philadelphia 4 to today In tha Aral Kama of a doubia baadcr and than las tha second II to 4. Guy Mor ton, Who allowed-only avan qlts In I no nrat lama arta isnnea oeven batters, triad to pitch.

lha second rain a also but was knocked out of tha box In tha firth. Pint game Philadelphia Cleveland ltllx 4 Rommel and Bruggy; Morton and O'Neill. second Kama f-Philadelphia tooiiltol 11 11 1 Cleveland 0009101a 41 Hasty and rarklno: Morton. Land-aay. Bag by and O'Neills L.

Ben-cIL Tigers Victors. DETROIT. July li. Detroit bit Jsheseea hard today walla Oldham waai holding Washington In shack, and won I to I In tha opening (ante of lha aarlaa hero. Shanke waa responsible (or all of tho Nationals runa.

Fred Hanay, Tiger ulllltf Is-aldar. was notified today ba had been Indefinitely suspended on ao-sount of his dispute on Sunday with Trainer Blarhaller of St. Louis, who waeaetrag as umpire la lha Detroit-Brown casta. Score: Weehlngtoa I it i Detroit I II I Johnson. Turk and Ptclnlch; Oldham and WootUIL NATIOKAI.

LKAUCK. Crimes Ompltctsroh BROOKLYN. N. Jul tl. Marnsoa eatpitshad Grimes today, and Pittsburg boat Brooklya In tha first same of tho Pirates eastern tavaatsa by I to 1.

score: 8 H. SJ. Pittsburg 11 1 I Brooklyn tl I a 1 Morrison and Ooochj Grimes, Ma- annus ana sutler. Fowr Hiirsiia Bora. PHILADELPHIA.

July ll Cla-alaaali won tho opening as sis a( tns aarlaa today from Philadelphia la 1 Innings. II to n. Tho visitor made la aita. tecladeag homo mna by Harper. Daubart and Wlngo-Wrlghtetone also bit a homo raa.

Bach team used three pitchers. "Honestly Told Honestly Sold" A SALE OF GOOD SUITS a NEW HOMESPUNS PALM BEACHES $20 Est. 23 Year. 3PABES NEW YORK YANKEES FURTHER IN LEAD Often and Knocked off Trying to Stunt for Indians. 1 Keck aloaa proving affective.

Brora: Cincinnati HI I 11 I I Phils. II 1 11 II I Doaohue. Keck. Qlllaaple and Wlngo: HubbelL O. Smith.

Single ton and Henllno. Braves Beaten. BOSTON, July II, riva hits and poor Holding by Pltchtr Watson gave ChlcAga six runa In tha fourth In ning against Boston today, tho vis itors ovantuAlly winning. I to 1 Oaborna weakened In tha ninth when Boston nude three runa on five hits. Including two triples.

Boockel's play featured. Score: ft. H. Chicago 10 10 I Boatoa lot 401 I I Oaborna and Terrell: Wataon. Oescbgar, Braxton and Gibson.

Olaata Hold lad. NEW TORK. July II. Tha Naw Tork Giants retained the leadership in tno National League, race bars to. day by nosing out a la victory over St.

Louis la the Arst contest of ve-gams series. It was ths first gams thst Nsw Tork has won from Bt. Louis on Its homo grounds this season, score; R. H. fcl.

St. Louie C14 4 1 New York I it Doak. North and Clemens: Toney and Snyder IXTTRXATrOMAL LEAGl'E. Syraoaaa Wins. SYRACUSE.

July I. Syracuse cancelled a three-run lead today and won over Jersey City. I la I Klrscher did admirable work after going anion's relief In the third Inning, and Barnes played wonderfully at aecoad. Score R. u.

Jersey City 111 Oat Ml Syracuse 11 Its. it I aad Eraa. Prsltast Dlson. Klrscher and Vlcfc. Birds Drow Owe.

BUPFALO. July II. buftala won close same from Baltimore today. is i a. tii unotes atarted with four, but the Bisons hit Prank bard and by tha and of the third had taken the lead and were fsdas roves, who Istsr wsat oat (or a Pinch hitter.

Baltimore asms bard lots In ths Bams, tying the imn In lbs slgbtb. only to have tha herd take tne lead la their half and hold It with Lefty Werra pitching the ninin. score: r. h. e.

Baltimore 411 11 I Bunaio Tl 01 lis 1 11 1 Iafa DrfceUosV TORONTO. July. II. Carta dla- UaeUr outpltcbad Towaasad aad Reading won from Toronto. I a.

sooee' aeldlng was feature, cere: H.I Reading It 1 111 I 11 Toronto Ml lit tit I 1 1 Carta and Tracreesor: Townsend and rl after. HsMtlera nambard. ROCHKSTER, July II. Newark staged a aiath Inning rally and defeated Rochester hare today, I to uamaarara doable drove he tha tying run and an error by II lis gave the) Bears tha deciding tally, Bcorel R. H.

Newark til Ml I It 1 Rochester II IM I II I Barahaedt aad Devise: Hushes ana aaanerg: EAaTTERJf CANADA LKAGCK. rarfcag A Ills i as raseas. MONTREAL, Jury I. Ottawa laok both ansa of a doable-header from Montreal, la and la 4, TbeM art comfortable suits that make yoa feci that way. They art excellently tailored and richly tin.

ihed, aoeordins; to our own specifi- cation hey'rs all rood wits ths sort hand-pick for Ben who eoe htrt for all their elothet, yew in and year oot Rich tans, olia tints, new greys and greens, in models for all men. Siaes 83 to 48.. mm IHieaa' kiniiip Phonet Q. BANX QUIIH THE RECORDS BREAKER. Bt IWbft L.

lUplry. Thfl poor flilif PltT thvm Johnny Wiuniulltr, tht IT tar-old aguatic vondor. bt Int tlToin i tbalr own punt. Tni rtmrkbl champlOai hu iM-okva about world's rtcorda this year and tha lummir It not ortr. Ha ha Juat rtturn4 from Hawaii, whtr ha jourotytd to mMt Puka KAhiMinoktt.

Tha Duka did Dot awsin. lovtead ha admitted It. io tha area teat swlmmor th world baa ovar wen," oald tht, la the Eastern Cansda Baseball League gamea played here today, la the first gams I'srksa pitched a co-hit game. rirat game R. Ottawa lit Ml too I I I Montreal 10 M0 1 1 Pxrkee and Smith; Duffey and Wilson.

Second game R. H. B. OtlAWa 100 001 1014 11 1 Montreal 10! til 100 4 I I Frankhouse and Smith, Army; Welsh end DupleesU. I Rosea Lone.

THREE RIVERS, Que, July II. Two two-base hits by Riley end tbe good work of Klbbse In tha field arere lha mala factors In Three Hirers' win over Valleyfleld today by a score of I to I. In the Eastern Canada Baseball League game hare. Score: R. H.

B. Vsllsyflsld 10 tot I 4 1 Three Rivera tot tl li-t I St. Deals and Wlngo: Kimball and Ballsy. race Entries AT WIVDSOR. WINDSOR.

July II. Kesllworth aalrleg far Wednesday. July It: first race. li.Ms, claiming. J- year-alSs, I rarloagal Miss Edna 101 Wslsr Olr! Itl Stylish Miss.

lei Mart CHara. 100 eiifte nesulaa mi nesp lit xOld Toe 107 U. nnkm lie C. A. Relsksrt ll Hot Coal 111 Rocksry lot V.nnee Ill Alas eligible Topango, lit: Thes eus.

Ill; Macbeth. Ill; Buckwheat. II. Second race. II.

U0. claiming. I- year-olds and is, foaled la Canada, seven furlenga: Little Colleen II p. Rack 107 Tippy Dance 17 A tree I lit aneciallen 100 a Clarence III KrnsS Coart. IS1 Vontte tl fomma 101 War Tnk Ill ftroy Bourne 101 War Fox 112 Alao ellgaals Trsubler.

IT: Del ls km. 1. i Third race. Il.ltt. elahnlnar.

l-rear- elds. eevea furlenga: IK. Irsmmtl tl Ciceronian ai tr. Onld II rvrlus 101 Peace Pal ail Platrsa 101 Ultimata Mr Encanto 101 Ogerlta It Procyos 101 Colando Omnipotent Ill Also eligible Plucky, ll: Prorle- malloa, II: Olpsy Joe, tl; Pueh Pin, rearth race. 110 added.

1-vear- elda. ae and a half furlongs. Cadll las Hotel Handicap: Arendel, 104 Who KV1 Mo 11 Rocsdo 111 Trme no HeSl TaOS 111 ldv Knee IIS sr. of Truce 111 Doagea Ill AOsnmore 101 (aHosa entry.) Fifth race. 11.100.

claiming. 4-yaar- elda and an. mile aed M. Fsntalae. lai p.

Envbry 107 namorlaa Il Oalb 101 Blddledea 101 Fluaev 11a Peggy ISI 1 O'Connall. Iia luls IS7 north sea Ill Greenland 117 Qes. Csdorns 111 Alao Mlglbla Dr. Charles Walla. 17: Cheer Leader, -iTi Cavaleedoar II, 117; Natural.

II. Sixth rare, II.IM. elalmlsg. I year-oldo end up. mile end eighth: K.

Rankin If nhlnnle Walsh 17 Encrlnlta 101 Plrale McOea lai Incog Bill Hunley 107 M. Rider 107 Oraysslan 107 Pllsboedle 107 atamey 110 Darnay 107 K. Rov 110 Also tllglkle Dr. Shafar, 101; Hamon. 11; High Oear, II; Joaqulna.

101, Seventh race. II. 14, claiming, yesr-oldo aad up. mile aad elxteenth xdrtaelda ...01 clean Oene .111 nnnet preor lit word lot Might Raider lit Fannfe Bean. 101 Mtseinee.

Ill Tansea 11 xApnrsatVos nllowsnea elslmsd. Weather, aloudy; Jaat. WELL-KNOWN RIDER DIES AT TORONTO Bkrjrel. racing fang la Ottawa heard with regret last night at the death at Toronto, of Harry afartla ons of tha heat knows) rMer ef that city and a member of lha Canadian Olympic tsara to Aatwarp twa yeara ago. Martin competed at th Labor Day Sparta her eevernl year ago and was responsible for tha excellent paoe throoghoat tha l-mUa Canadian ehamplonahtp on that eccasloa.

Aftar eempetlng ta that meet, afartla and. Hark aoDonaM rod back tor Toronto an their wheels la anorox Imatsly dsyg. Jfartln was th holder ol th Canadian 4-hor tw paeed bicycle record and ha made a number of extenslvo bloyale tours all through Europe prior to the war. Tho deceased had abvaaed to ride to California for a ahange of climate hut the malady with which he became affected won out he eould make arrangomeata. dusky Kahanamoku and walk ad awar.

Young Wtlasmutlar aaaa tha crawl atroka. A "U-bat erawl." to ha aaact which wtaana thraa baatt of tha faat to ona aompUto motion of aach arm. Th ImprovMnant In twin mart and tht Incrtaatd In tare it In awlm-inlna ara duo mora than anything to tht crawl atroka. Tha Introduction of tha -modem atrokaa haa 4aati lha ehltf canta of record bretsklnc and that aiwaya craataa Intfrtat. Twenty yeara aao tha Aoatrallana war th beat awlmmtra In the wurld.

Then cami tha arm an, and now tha Americana ara alip-t'lnr alona tar ont In front. 1 Baseball Records XATIONAIi LEACVK. Won. Lost. ret.

New Tork II 14 .111 St. Louis 17 IT .40 Chicago 4 43 -III Cincinnati 41 44 Pittsburg IS 41 .11 Brooklyn' 14 4T .414 Phllsderphla II 14 Boston II 41 .141 AMERICA LEAOCK. Won. Lost. Pet.

St. Louis II IT 111 New Tork II 41 Chicago 4 41 Detroit 41 41 Jilt Cleveland II 44 .111 Washington 47 4T .104 Boston II 14 .411 Philadelphia 1 II .41 INTER.IATIOMAL LKAt.CE, Won. Lost. Pel, Baltimore II II Hocheatrr 17 II .111 Jersey City II 41 .117 Buffelo It 41 .11 Toronto 41 It -414 Reading 41 II .417 Syracuse II II .11 Newark IT IT EA.TTEItS CANADA LKAUl'hS. Won.

Lost, ret Ottawa IT it .11 Three Rivera II II .111. Montreal II IT .471 VoUutield 14 II Ottawa Doubles The preliminary flrat round In tha vles-prcaldoat 'a doubles wsrs played last night at the Ottawa greens. Tbe following were ao results: PreUmlaaiT Reand. Wood II Tucker 11 Johneou 11 World II Pegs I JUtrhie 1 a. Urquhart 11 Barry II A.

berahayt 11 Yorston 17 I Dalgltaa 11 Kortler II Marks 11 l. Vrquhsrt II Oourlay 10 Unklater 1 A A. Wilson 11 tlnndley lo Christie 12 Falrburn I Parlmr 11 Suthsrland II Conger I Morgan McUIII 17 Crain It J. McKinlsy w. Uataesoa II Lesrord I Shasv 14 Parker A.

Pelahaye 1 Hale 1 Yeatman McJanet 1. Whlllans II A. Wilson II Dr. Crslg Dr. Milne 7 D.

Mathesoa lt'Elmslle 10 Iamhert ,1 Campbell 10 C. Milne II Tory It Duncan II Clarke I First sUwad. Wood 11 T. Urquhart IT World II Torsion 10 Bsrrr I D. Urquhart 11 Fortier I K.

Wlls 11 Llnklatsr 11 Parlow Christie McOlll II. Mnrran Shaw 14 Malheson 14 Pelahaye 10 Hale I Tory I C. Milne I Bray I Mutton II Kerr I McCiugherty 1. MrNotre 7 Gordon -II Johnson 1 The second round will elart this evening at o'clock sharp. Barrier and Post 1 Vennle.

Mart O'Hara. Old Top. I Affectation. Axrael. War Tank.

I Ultimata Pletruo, Procyon. 4 Rons entry, Bucado. Heeltaps. I North Sea. Oath.

Natural. 4- PI rats McOee, Darnay. Fit boodle. Night Raider. Orleeloa.

Mas- alnaa. Still for i wc Human fish Charley Daalets Was ons of ths greateat swlmmsra that aver 'bit the water. Klfteea years ago he was without a rival and held every record on the books. When Daniels did II eeconda (or the hundred yards In 101 It was looked upon as unbeatable. In that dav no one eould even approach It.

Todav there ara at least I aw I mm ere who can beat that time and re-4 rentlv swam the same distance in II 1-1 seconds. Hsra ara soma of WelsamuHer'e recorda: la-FOOT POOL. SI ion 40 1-1 III 10 311 yds I lll-ll 0rrs41V-4 CREWS LEAVE FOR ST. K1TTS WELL BOATED AND IN SUPERB SHAPE Light Four and Junior Eiglit Confident Will Make Geod Showing. Quietly confident that they will make tholr competitors haadle their oars la record time to heat them, two Ottawa crowa pulled out for SL Kltts last night.

Harry Vail ths Wisconsin coach, who has bsen whipping Ottawa's representatives into shape In the past six weeks, was la charge. Tha crowa were the light fours and the Junior eight. The final workouts war. bald on the Ottawa river last night ander Ideal condltlena. Tha mixed eight that baa been working tho juniors again took them 'for a very fast mile.

Tha Juniors wsrs away poorly and were forced to pick up several lengths' lasd. which they did In a ding-dong finish, losing only by. an arm's length. Harry Valf was ploassd with thalr work, and remarked thai ha thought the Juniors would give a good account of them- DAN COMBS BACK Uppity Wrtchet Scoroi At Long Odds In feat or WINDSOR. Ont-.

July IS. Re sults: First raos. maiden two-year-olds. Ave furlongs Nick Name. Ill (Thompson), 11.2.

14.11, won; Racket, 111 (Parrtngton). Ill, I I. second; Mabel Ill (Ambrose). I. II, third.

Tims. 1.11 l-l. Abo ran: duplet. Fnlr Lavana. Faithful.

Girl. Ardella. Lou Annie. Chow Chow. Dentarla, Tempting, and Buckwheat.

Second race, t-year-olda, I fur- Ings Vespra Ul, Ericsson, 4 1. it. 1.1. won: Prlemar 111, Aor-bross, 1.1. S.ir, second; Anaprlsa 111.

Wallace, third. Tunc, 1-1 l-l. leomorpheus. Trail Blaser. Plying Joe-aura.

Florllla and Dr. Oalrty also raa. Third race, 1-year-olds, fur iosi ra Bs Good 11. Wilson. 14.1.

I II. won; OH Man 111. Moli lalia, 1.1. 1.7. second; Brilliant Ray 111, Burke, l.l, third.

Time, 1.1 l-l. Ultlmto. Quanah. Johnny Dundee, Joseph Brant and Martha I'allon also ran. ourth race, handicap, l-year- olda and up, furlongw Tlpp'ty Wltchet 11, Walls, 1141.

Il.T. 11. 7. won: Mainmast 111, Parrlng- ton, T.J. I I.

second: Baby Orand 2. Burke. 1.1. third. Time 1.2.

Hadrian, Champlaln. Miss Jemima and Rubidium also ran. Fifth race, claiming, purse 1-year-olds and up, mile and 1 yards Lunstta Its, Smallwood. 11. 1.1 I II, won; Make Up 111, Wilson.

I.M. I.ii, Eleanor a III. Gllck, 1. 1, third. Tims.

1.41. Madeline Lillian. Duke Joha. Adonis, Petls also raa. sixth race, claiming, nurse 11.41.

4-year-olds and up. mile and thrce- slxteentha Dan 111, Corey, 44.1. ii.i. IJ.7I. won; Hainan 1, pick- ana, 1.1.

10. second; Xta 14. Bullmaa. I.I, third. Time.

11 l-l. Pit. Austral. Summer Sigh. Solid Rock.

Cheer Leader. Freak Fogartr. Charier Boy. Master Jack also ran. eveath race, alabmmg.

purse II. IM, and up. one mils and sfxteenth Red Logs 11. Am TT NatkjAl Sj2k1 the most the money. -f By RIPLEY, 1I-VOOT POOL.

10 dt .0 II 1-1 100 1.12 l-l 111 Ot l-l ISO II l-l yds Ml l-l 10 las 11 1-1 I lee ds i.iti-i 40t Jl l-l lit yds i.lt 110 yds 111 1 00-YARD POOI loo yds i-ii yds il l-l 100 0 II l-i lot 100 01 l- 110 .1.01 -l :00 I If l-l' Kt 1.17 l-l IH-rouT TOOL- 100 II BACKSTROKE. 100 yds ...1 01 l-i These are all world's recorda ax--ent those made la' the IS-tool pool. and 'thee, are American recorda The international Swimming Federation jn.a nni recosnlsn world recorde unless made ta course of 71 feet or more. Repreient Capital Coach Vail selves, and Is hopeful that they will At least coma second. Fonrnler.

president of the Oltawaa: Gordon Dunlop. of the committee, and J. C. Imlay. of the executive, left last night with ths bove Jim McCuaur.

who will act as deputy captain In the absence of Felix Sowdrn. leaves tonlgnt. The' following comprise the crews: Junior eight Wilt Partnalea. bow: E. Parker, No.

Las Kennedy. No. Russell Msynard. No. 4: BUI Street.

No. O. Duncan. No. I C.

Dobson. No. 3, and Aldose Bate. No. I.

Leo Venae, the paper weight St. Brlgtd'av blonde. Is cox. and Joe Amyot. spars.

Ths lightweight four conetato of Don Fraser, bow: Emmsrson Hill, No. Clarence Davle.a No. Cole man Ollleaple. stroke. Both these crews ere well boated, and In superb condition.

While they may not win AgAlnet tha well-trained and condi tioned Toronto. Detroit and Buffalo crews, they are expected to make a great race la tho events they are carded In. brass, 1.1. 4. 10.

Ml. wonr. Oral. 109. 1 11, 4.11, second; Harse John 11, Gregory, I.M.

third. Time. 1.4 4-1. Ettahe. Attorney, Dehsdou.

Jacques. Betty Tsntalus, Joaqulna, Sea Court also ran. a a AT EMPIRE CITY. EMPIRE CITT. July ii Re sults: First rare: I furlongs: l-ysar-oldg snd up: allowances; 11, Kdict, (Kstori to I.

1 to I. 1 lo 4. son; Sunday Best. 14. (Thomas) 7 lo 1 lo 1, 4 la I.

aecoad: Paula Shay. 114, (Oantner) I to 1, even, 1 to I. third. Time. 1.11.

Alao ran Winner Take AIL Waterfeevther and Driftwood. Second race, mile and 7 yards. I ysar olda and up, celling, 11.000 Bridesman. Ill (J. Callahan) 1 to out, out, won; Normal.

101 (Parke) I to 1. 1 to 1. out. second: Episode, 111 (Thomas) to 1, even, out. third.

Time 1.4 l-l. Only three etarterex Third race, furlongs, l-year-olda up. allowances, ll.o Northcllffe. 11 (Robinson), I to I. 4 lo to won; Jacundebar, 11 tStuder), I to 1, 11 to 1, to 1, second; Dou-bolllng.

11 (E. Fator), 11 to 1. I to 1, I to 1, third. Tims, 1.11. Also ran: The Dictator, Bling.

MacDufX, Sedge, Plrale Gold. Royal Charlie. Athelstan, Blue Brush and Flamlon. Fourth race, mile and yards, 1 year olda and up, selling, Tsddy 11 (Merlmee), to I. out, out, won; Knight of the Heather, 11 (Carroll), I to 1.

I lo I lo I. second; Seamlnt. 14 (Jelly), to 1, I to I. 1 la 4. third.

Tims, 1.4T l-l. Trevofyaa aad Sailing Along, also ran. i a i Fifth race, galla and sixteenth, I year olds and a p. allowance a. Spugs, 111 (Bruenlngl, I lo 1.

1 to 1. out, woa; Wseea Blonde, III (W. Pool). II to 1. 4 lo 1.

to I. second; Mahw, 1ST (Merlmee), I ta 1. 1 to 1. 4 to I. third: Time.

1.11 l-l. Keltol. Laughter and Lady Zeus, also ran. Sixth rare. I l-l furlongs, 1 year old maidens, 1.M Dustabout.

114 (Thornae). I to 1 to 4, out, woa: 114 (Batwell). to 1, to t. I to t. well), Is I 1 ts 4.

third. Timer 1.1. Kerkas Drift. Ran leigh and High Prince, also raa. i Sifted Through the Sport Sieve J.

Rosa Is making ths Kentucky bard boots respect hie herses ta ths waalara front at Wladsor. Tks Commodars Is getting mora tbaa all share or lha oaraet Ibess daya, sad seme fancy price lags are. attached. Casmore. which won Monday, paid a Rosa bene.

Once riving Ford paid the orange and black eolora, but Canmera tupped them oil i Red Psrkes sili'kad Ike Sral as. kit game of the Eastero Canada League yeatarday. asd his recent work klm as a coming atar. Parkea haa slssiv of svarrlklng a pitcher ne.de. sad bla recent work baa Dick Dawsoa awaeplag tha korlsoa with Warm haa bees conspicuous by veeka So Inconalstanlly have the boraae run of rate In that region thai there has been a falling oft even among the regulars, Th.

Windsor tracks ara Infested with handbook msn, and It Is aald th play In the machines Is very light in comparison with las yssr. Horsemen ami aky ef the rslnoua Lake en lha Ontario tracks, and as ths -lawn gaeee" pay mutuel odds Iksy gat all tha beat of It when they click. Talking about the ractog AltuAtloA, we beerd a man who knows racing Inside out. up end loss, who has followed them from Louisville to Windsor year In and out. predict that Ontario wouldn't have racing la nve yeara.

-Ifa lha old atory of the saloon all over again." he remarked. Ottawa oarsmen left last night lightweight erewa representee, nany van, me veteran, na, remarsoa that he bad atroag hopes ol winning something, asd elated that the Junior eight was la admirable condition aad would be beard from before the laitta la ever, i itared alnce ha came bare, and all lukiitf for resulla. CZAR WORTHY WINS AT COLUMBUS coLJJUBlis. Ohio, July 11. Cxar Worthy, champion 1-year-old trotting gelding, lor whom Thomas B.

Murphy last (all received J.eo from Henry Bowles, of Sprlngflsld. today won his Arst rscs ot lbs season, whan lis defeated a big Held of t.lt trotters In the Bhepard and Ioaturs verlt of todays grand circuit programme at the Columbus Driving Park. Tha Laurel Hall wao a contender la th Brat two beats. Snlshlas second and then was withdrawn for the third mils on account of latneneas. Peter tht Brewer, by Virtue ot hla taking aeeond place la the last heat was accorded aeeond place In too race.

Caar Worthy trotted the sec ond heat In 14 1-4. The 1 11 class pace saw Abbacy, ths favorite, distanced the Brat heat. Lulu Brooks won tho race in straight beats Fegaa won ths 114 clsaa pace after dropping the Brat beat lo Lady Todd, who finished second. In 1 ths two-year-old trot Jane Revere, the Axworthy Ally, woa handily, defeating a Bold of five. She lowered her record.

1.11 1-4, ta 1.1 1-4 la tbe final heal. BAPTISTS DEFEAT THE CALVINISTS la a closely contested and exciting game tha Presbyterians defeated tha Baptists by 11 rung to I. Ths gams wag featured by many apoctac-alar plays and vary few errors. Ths Presbyterians secured one run la the Brat Inning and three mora before tha and of tho fourth. Ths Baptists were ta ths lead at tha end of th seventh, but loot oat In the eighth.

Line an Prosbytsriano Hunt, rf Btevea- aon. Graham, Toung, Richardson. 1L, Baker, col borne, Murray, c. Livings, lb. Baptists A.

Schrysr, Murphy, Harding, c. Hol land, X. Robertson, an C- Roy, T. Schrysr, If. Umpires, Hodglns and Tacksr.

In ths Junior Section the Baptists defeated tha Presbyterians 11 to 4. A large crowd waa In attendance TIRES Gaai 5,000 Gem re wired Met SO SV rabrie 18.90; Oordi 13.50. Other sixes at cut rats prices. E.fU Ti-e Rstbcr Ca. SU Bank St.

Phone Q. 4011. For Every Save You Money eea one, for big lesgua acotitet Its absence at Windsor these past few for Hensy with lha Junior eight and ns will be on Henley for the neat fear at both games. Friday night ths Msthodlsts and Anglicans tnsst. She: "I say, you do look gloomy.

He: "Well, I'm In half-mourning She: "Have you a relative who h) half-dead, then?" Ruy Bias. Parla Havinf a asst. ecr 0 good ssifa on hand givti a stait a cAaspe and I Ac (Bill a ckanct. July Sale Genuine 20 Discount on Every Suit in the Store. A Great Clothing Evanl tor Every Man In Town-Clothes for Toung Men-Middle-aged Men for the Business aad Professional Men Short Msn Tall Men tout Men truly a well rounded selection (or All Men and the Values simply beyond compare.

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