The Kingston Whig-Standard from Kingston, Ontario, Canada • 10

10 THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG Mvtiftr N'OVKMHKR Iff 1021 GENERAL REVIEWS TIMELY COMMENTS FROM TRE OUTSIDE-LOOKING IN Weakened Team Trimmed Argos Toronto Should Finally Be Satisfied Runners-U pi in Big Four Offered Sturdy Harry Batstone Had Big Day in Home Queen's Substitutes Made Good In Bond as Kicker FOOTBALL TOGS! Eastern Tigers 21 Hamilton L' 1 It Grand Trunks 12 Brockvillc 0 Jnlrrcollrgititr KMC 8 8t Mike's Peterboro 23 I 8 Junior Intercollegia -Loyola If Varsity Exhibition Queen's 9 Argonauts 4 On Saturday RMC brought to the year and will proceod In search Trunks will likely be next on the list defeat them Kingston its second football title of of further laurels Montreal Grand Dolan says ItMC can Now that Queen's have defeated Argonauts on their own grounds and with two or three regulars on the bench It Is to be hoped that they may be admitted aa a fair team if not as a good one Did you notice Saturday that all the players had SPALDING UNIFORMS We have the goods to give you or your boys protection when playing Rugby SPORTING GOODS is our specialty and we have the best and best only Everything in Sport Overheard in a Hamilton street car: when hit the Tigers and can't use that five-yard Interference of theirs nor the forward well have a Dominion championship right here" For their first year in the Interscholastic lists the Kingston Collegiate team has turned in a remarkable performance Now with Just one more game with Regiopolis for the junior honors of the city thoy could hang up their uniforms after a creditable year round the end of their line he tore I through the centre and with only Hughes In his way he crossed the Argo line for a touch which Lcail-ley converted Thom of Argos and Batstone were hurt rnd retired from the game Ba'dwln replaced Evans nt quarter Leadley booted to Vc-Curry who was forced to rouge Lead lev kicked to Hughes who fumbled but recovered Leadley broke away tor a nice run hut Ogden who tackled him evidently displeased as the two players got mixed up and both were penalized Hughes sent a long kick over Queen's line and McLeod booted the bounding ball over the dead line Queon'a 9 Argos 2 Last Quarter Dlnsmore and Thom replaced McKenzie and Ponton An Interference penalty drove Queen's back to their 30-yard line but Leadley punted the Play to midfield and Leadley muffed punt Stirrett nailed Lead-ley but he could not hold him off the ball He recovered It Argoa threw bark two Queen's bucks for losses Jadley booted to Hughes who returned It to Leadley and the latter was thrown for a rouge 9 Argos 3 A quick return of Leadley'a punt by Hughes waa muffed by Queen's Wilson and Cliff recovered It at Queen's 10-yard lino Dinsmore's on side kick recovered by Stlrreit at Quern's 5-yard line Ponton bucked two vards and Reevea waa trotted out to make the touch He made a gallant effort and got the ball to the line Wallace was knocked cold in the play On the third buck Queen's line Tone to the occasion and smothered play Argoa lost the ball It was a tougb situation for It looked as If they were beaten right there Leadley punted out to Mc-Curry who ran It back to the 20-yard mark Bucka advanced the ball to Queen's 20-yard line There Dlnsmore foozled an on-aide kick and got the hall Backed against the wall trotted out Evans and Campbell and tried to item the Argo attack They did too Evans made yards in two downs Leadley booted to Hughes at midfield and the Argoa staged another line-smashing advance Hughes and Stirrett made yards in succession McKenzie booted a nice on-side kick which Leadley dropped and Queen's were lucky to recover the ball and surrendered only a' rouge Queen's 9 Argos 4 Some of the Toronto people picked BsUtone's touch in tho game Saturday aa lucky break" It was Just good playing If Queen's had not taken it then they would hare taken It some other way all tho difference Batstone outguessed the line Is that luck? Treadgold Sporting Goods Co PHONE 529 Two Dominion Championships in Kingston this year would look mighty sweet but there are tough games ahead before either of them come ambling home Incidentally It la very aatisfactory to see and Royal Military College dividing up the honors And now In between the steady conferences about the finals the first faint whisperings of hockey are coming forth least have a city league hero this winter and that's something Just at present the hockey situation in the higher classes is not quite clear In some ways it looks as If might be well-advised to concentrate on the Intercollegiate groupings and stay out of the (L A altogether or falling that enter thhe 0 A In the Junior section onlv Smith kicked to Lubel The line held and Fournier kicked to Smith who shook off his tackles for a 20-yard sprint to the Iridh 20-yard line St held Carr-Harris kicking to who was downed in his tracks for a rouge St Mikes' could not gt In and Fournier booted a beauty into touch at midfield On their first down RMC made yards through the centre and an end ran added some more They were forced to kick to Lubel who passed the ho O'Brien tbe latter running it ou St Mikes' uncorked some speed and made tbe required yards through tho centre Fournier made a nice gain game under a great disadvantage due to a cut in hfn lip which required five stitches to close He received this in practise during the week He stayed with the game until the lust few minutes when the wound opened up and he was forced to retire his place being taken by Gron din the heaviest man on tho Queen's team I-eadley was very unfortunate end waa penalized on two occasions for minor offences Tbn first time he and Ogden of Argos left the field together for a two minute rest and In the fourth quarter Leadley thought that he whs tackled too severely and back with the result that he was chased for a minute iteevee of Argos was very effective as a line plunger and Stirrett showed sente good plays but was Inclined to be Dlnsmore who opposed Evans at quarter had to take second place to the Queen's star Evans lias the ability to work his team like a machine and to de-cl idler the signals of his opposing quarterback Evans was taken out of the game in the fourth quarter and his place was filled by Baldwin In the second quarter Reynolds of Queen's got a poke which made him stars" but he returned to the game and continued to penetrate the Argonaut line Presley McLeod Gilbert McKelvey and Campbell and the other members of the team gave all they had to the game Thomas and Walker the outsides were more closely watched by Thoms and Fear and did not show up to advantage os much as usual but nevertheless when leadley kicked to Hughes they generally lowered him to the ground gently but firmly First Quarter The game was hardly underway when Stirrett of Argos was given a three-minute penalty Daring the first five minutes Hughes kicked to Leadley who was- forced to rouge following an offsido which gave Argos the ball on 20-yard line Reynolds went through the line for yards and Batstone made five yards on the first down Reynolds repeated his feat of a few minutes previous Reran of Argos was hurt and was replaced by Reeves Lead-ley and Batstone worked a nice run Queen's got possession of loose ball at centre field and Gib McKelvey made a nice run Leadley kicked a long one and tied the score one all Argos bad the heat of the argument for a few minntea and made yards for or five times Batstone and Leadley each made nice gains by end runs The period ended with the play about even Argos had soma advantage on line plunging Second Quarter Taylor of Argos stole the ball on Queen's buck Hughes missed a placement kick from 20 yards off Queen's line Hughes made a forty-yard run and Walker was benched for three minntea for a high tackle At (his point of the gams Queen's were playing without five of the regulars Leadley fumbled the ball on bis 36-yard line but Walked recovered a loose boll on Argos first down and evened up matters Hughes fumbled kick on Argos' 25-yard line Leadley booted to Hughes who was forced to rouge Queen's 2 Argos 1 Reeves caused Leadley to fumble for a second time and Douglas recovered a loose ball Up to half time Argos looked Just as good Queen's In every department There was hut little to choose along the wing line If there waa any edge in bucking Argos had it Behind the line both aides nude one error Leadley dropped one punt and lost it So did Hughes The Hughes Ponton McCnrry combination behind the Argo line gave Argos the speed they lacked in other games Third Quarter McLeod replaced Campbell as tha period opened Leadley made a wonderful end ran and carried the ball for twenty-five yards On the third down Qneen's line pity opened np tha Argo line and while Argoa were watching for the tricky Batstone to (By P) Tilt much heralded Argonaut 1ugby team of Toronto forced to concede a 9 to 4 victory for Queen' la aa exhibition game at the Yarelfy Stadium on Saturday afternoon The game waa one of the heat exhibition of rugby neon at the etadlvm this eeaeon and all thoee who wero fortunate enough to have witnessed It went home satisfied that the better team won The Queen's team was not at full atrength due to the forced absence of Jack McKelvey Bill Malrhead and Ohicka Mundell who were Injured during the past two weeks and were forbidden to take part In the game Jack McKelvey was suffering from a broken toe while Muirheud got kicked In the Queen'a-Ottawa game a week ago Mundell waa Buffering from a twisted ankle but all three attended the game and will be ready for the Queen's-Hamllton game on Saturday next Gilbert McKelvey replaced Mundell on rhe half line while Brown and Adams filled the line positions "Pet)" Leadley and Harry Bat-stone were without question the stars of tha game Their running and kicking waa almply wonderful The feature play of the game waa pulled In the third period with the score standing 2 to 1 In favor of and Queen's had possession of the ball on Argna twenty-flve-yard line Evans paused the ball out to Bat-stone and the Argos thinking that he was going to make an end run spread out and to their nmacement he dashed through the centre of the scrifcimare and went over for a touch direcfly between the goal posts Leadley easily converted making the core to 1 It waa certainly a great victory for in view of the fact that the Toronto supporters thonght they would be able to defeat the Intercollegiate champions when three of their best players were absent Harry Batstone who was never seen to better advantage was forced to retire In the third period of the game after getting the worst of a tackle and the last twenty minutes of the game were played with Karl Quinn on the half line with Leadley Quinn made a couple of coctly fumbles but ha ean be excused In view of the fact that he la breaking into senior company for the first time A rather peculiar State of strain developed In the final 'period when Leedley was banished for the second time during the game for a miner penalty and wen up against It for a halfback who could kick in view of the fact that Quinn bad failed to deliver a minute or to before To the amassment of the crowd Bend who cn the outside wing was sent Into the gamtani) aent the ball high over Ihe Argonauts heads and pulled Queen's out of a bad hole On a couple of occasion during the game iho winners were without the services of five of their stars Including Batstone Walker Muirhcsd McKelvey and Mundell and yet the Angus could not score The strength of the Argonauts war very much on the line and they wero able to get through tha Queen's line only by brute atrength Hughes who played at centre half waa the star of the Argonaut team he kicked well and was able to 'carry the ball for long distances Wilson a former member of the Qneen'a rugby team showed np to advantage on the Toronto line The last ten minutes of the game was the most exciting time spent at the stadium this season On three occasions during that time Argos had the ball near gosMtae and It looked certain that the Toronto players would be able to croee the line for the first time this season but something went wrong and the much coveted touch was not forthcoming Argos tried everything that might assist In getting the ball across (he line but hick wag not with them OnsWe kicks ware attempted bat there was something missing In that scoring machine substitutes who were holding the line In the absence of the more experienced players demon-stilted that they had the goods Art Lewis who Is looked upon aa the beat snap In senior rugby played the nnnannnnnannnnBi Tickets for the Eastern Final Game at the Richardson Stadium Nov at sale at Quran's Gymnasium and College Inn Cigar Store on Monday PRICES: Reserved Seats $150 Reserved Bleachers $100 War tax included No phone orders AnODDSDBUEBBEBK 88 PRINCESS ST 1 nnd Fournier sent another long one to RMC 25-yard line The RMC plays checked Carr-Harris kicked to Lubel who made another gain of 15-yards An interchange of kicks brought the ball on the RMC 15-yard line St lost yards for off-side bringing play to eentrefield Failing to gain SL kicked and Fournle following up his kick grab lied the hall on the cadet 40-yard line but It was given to RMC who kick-nil to O'Brien on his 35-ya'vl line The cadet line held on two downs and Fournier kicked to Carr-Harris who twisted through many tackier for a 20-yard gain On the next play the cadets were forced to kick to Lubel who ran It out to his 15-yard line An Interchange of kicks followed which resulted in Carr-Harris tricking to who was downed on his 1 0-yard line Score at half time RMC 2 St 0 Third Qnarter SL kicked to RMC who made their vards euccesslvely finally kicking to O'Brien for a rouge The pipy was resumed on St 15-yard line where Fournier kicked to Carr-Harris Failing to make yards RMC kicked to Lubel who on fumbling the ball kicked It to the deadline for a point St lest yards for off-side An on-sid'e kick was secured by Fournier but this advantage was lost by St fumble giving RMC tbe hall on St 40-ysni lihe Both sides failed to gain and a succession of kicks followed to place the ball on SL Mikes' 40-yard line An RMC mnl ran Hamilton to Smith remitted In i 25-yard gain to the Irish 15-yard 'Ine A fumble wae recovered by SL who kicked to Smith on his 40-yard llna An end ran and brilliant dash by Carr-Harris gave yards which Smith followed np with the mot spectacular ran of the game carrying the ball over for a try which Mather tolled to convert The third quarter ended without further scoring the hall on St 40-yard line Third quarter score RMC 7 SL 0 last Quarter On 8L last down Fournier kicked to Cerr-Hsrrle who eluding the opposing tscklers made 15 yards to the Irish 25-yard line RMC failed on the first to make their yards and kicked to The Irish could not gain and the klex woe returned to Carr-Harris Burley made a nice gain through the centre but tbe Irish line held and the kick went to who passed to Lubefl the latter running it out 15-yards to St 25-yard line The cadet line held and Fournier kicked to Smith on his 25-yard line Two backs through the centre gave their panda Interference well executed repeated the trick followed by an end ran Smith to Burley which covered the required distance again RMC fumbled but recovered football We'll at lar kicking middle and Label halfback were the stars nnd were always In tbe game St Mikes tried some end runs which might have done something but for the loose passing which prevented many good gains One of the features of the game was the defence of the Irish to allow Fournier to kick This player has few peers In that department of the game many times out-kicking his opposing halves RMC were the first on tbe field followed by the Irish In their blue end white uniforms RMC elected to kick with the wind The kick was short and after an exchange Carr-Harris booted the ball behind St Mikes' goal where O'Brien slipped nnd Smith of RMC fell on for what looked like a try but the play was brought out to the Irish 26-yard line Failing to make yards Fournier kicked to Carr-Harris who was downed on his 40-yard Hue RMC made yards but on the next dowu their kick was blocked on St 25-vard line The Irish could not penetrate the defence and were forced to kick RMC made yards twice to St 40-yard line and then kicked to Lubel who ran the ball out ten yards St Mikes' came to life and mode yards but on second try were forced to kick Fournier to Carr-Harris On a beautiful end ran the cadets made a long gain to the Irish 45-yard line where after making yards they were penalized for Interference St held and the ball was kicked to the Irish 25-yard line The Irish could not gala ground and Fournier lifted long one to Carr-Harris who was downed on hie 45-yard line of kicks followed the ball finally coming to tbe cadets' 45-yard line On -(he first down Vokes made a beautiful ran through a broken field tor a 15-yard gain On St 25-yard line the cadets were held on the first down but mado yards oil the second when a nice kick to Lubel forced a rouge RMC 3 St 0 Second Quarter Play was resumed on SL Mikes' 25-yard line where the Irish were forced to kick to Smith who waa downed pn his 45-yard line The cadets made yards through the centre and ends On second try' Carr-Harris kicked to O'Brien who fumbled The Irish failed to make yards end kicked to Carr-Harris The runs were smothered and tha kick went to Label who made a spectacular 25-yard ran to the cadet 40-yard line The Irish failed to gain Cadets Champions For Another Year Defeated 8t In Intercollegiate -To Meet Grand Trunks (By A D) Displaying tha speed and cleverness that has characterised their play all season RMC carried (he red-and-whlte to a decisive victory In the RMC-St Mlke'a final at the Richardson Stadium on Saturday afternoon and are again intermediate champions of the Intercolfeglate Union The crowd was not as large as in former Important games here tha grand stand being only partially filled with tho bleachers Showing tho same proportion of attendance In one corner of the bleachers the neat and trim cadets formed a solid square of enthusiastic rooters and they never let up encouraging their hard working representatives on the field Among those In the grand stand waa that active little man Dr Grenfell who thoroughly enjoyed tho game Although It was a cold aimless day the weather waa all that could be desired this time of the year with a slight breeze blowing down the field from the north-west To add to tha Interest and enjoyment of the game the RCHA hand entertained the fans to some delightful music from time to time One of (he most brilliant features of the very successful afternoon was the drill by the cadets under' Major Jeffries at half-time interval To those accustomed to college freoik entertainments at the half-time session the appearance of the erect scarlet coated cadets going through their drill with clockwork precision was a delightful and pleasing change In a team composed of stars it is hard to pick out any special one It may be said that young Carr-Harris and 8mlth on the back division stood out well both as ground gainers and In their swift and aura tackling Both of these boys waded through a broken field time after time for consistent and long gains Offensively and defensively the cadets were the better team their interference being perfect and a line like a stone wall which the Irish could not penetrate For SL Fournier the stel- Leadley hooted the play to mid-field and Hughes slammed It right tack Leadley took a poke at Wilson when he threw him Into touch and waa fenced for three minutes Fear grabbed Queen's short Mck at mid-field and Argoa had another chance but they loat the ball on the return kick McCurry took Bond's punt on the fly and Argoa had another chance but lost the ball for forward paaa Again Queen's was forced to kick Good tackling put the play in end for the first time this period Argos settled away and commenced another march up tha field McOurry made yards and then took an onslde kick for a 20-yard gain Tho next cne went astray at mid-field and bung on to the ball and killed time until the time expired Game over Queen's 9 Argos 4 The teams were os follows: Queen's Campbell Argonauts Stirrett Ponton Hughes McCurry flying wing Halves Batstone Leadley Gib McKelvey Quarter Evans Dlnsmore Snap Lewis Douglas Insides Adams Hyaloy Delehay Taylor Middles Brown Bevan Reynolds Wallace Outsides Walker Thom Thomas Fear Spares Quinn McNeill Baldwin Grondin Bond Alrths Anglin Brown and McLeod Argo spares Wilson Munro Feldstein McKenzie Young Smith Fisher CUff Ogden Pugh Lazier and Robinson A Hewitt Umpire Keg DeCrachy A silkworm in its brief lifetime' spins about 4000 yards of thread Just simply remembering the poor does not savor much of charity SHEAN (Sing the words I RMC spares Wright Nelson Poison Hargraph Saunders Odium Tremaine Referee George Oburrh Ottawa- umpire De Gruchy head Sifter LAST MINUTE TOUCH GAVE VICTORY TO GRIND TRUNK Brockvtlle Nov 17 Montreal Grand Trunk team won the Intermediate chemplomrtiip of the CRFU here today defeating the local team 12-0 With but three minutes to go tbe score stood 9-7 for the home team and a Grand Trank player broke for a touch The teams played to a 6-6 tie In Montreal last week Tbe winners will meet RMC In the Canadian Intermediate tit's eliminations Messrs Dolan of Kingston and Corrigan of Montreal made sat-factory officials Thunder-fish inhabitants of the River Nile give a sharp electric shock If you are sure that you are right enter into no compromide to settle tbe matter A eamel can carry four times as much on Us back aa a horse By JO SWERLING GALLAGHER AND to the time of Mr Gallagher and Mr Shean) TOUGH 18 THE WORD W-W A.