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Number
of
Instances
Given
Baseball
History
and
In
Other
Lines
of
Sport
UNFAIRNESS
OF
FANS
In
Win
on
Merits
Only
Is
Motto
Set
by
Scouts
and
Might
be
Followed
by
All
From
the
Seoul
Leader
Everybody
admires
a
poo
J
I
w
nil
11
d
ii
ti
All
nf
Itkn
ti
to
K
be
1
'
considered'
Sod
sportsmen.
And'1'"
line
.7"'
arsuy
.
"'""T
runner
we
like
!
Itelieve
ihal
Canadians
as
a
whole
are
all
round
pood
sportsmen.
Hut
have
we
reason
to
be
sure
of
that?
The
criticism
has
beep
made
Dial
we
have
lost
much
of
the
spirit
of
true
siHrtman.hip
I
iin
uijrti
the
influence
of
hnehalL
larticularly
the
established
base
bail
habit
of
attempting
to
"rat'
He
I
lie
visiting
pitcher.,
the
rawing"
of
home
player
who
make
errors,
the
baiting
of
urn
pi
re,
etc.
As
an
extreme
example
if
this
you
may
recall
the
newspaper
story,
a
month
ago,
of
a
prominent
Brooklyn
National
League
player
who
announced
that
he
and
several
others
of
the
team
were
seriously
considering
giving
up
the
game,
because
of
the
extreme
unpleasant
remarks
continuously
thrown
at
them
from
the
grand
stands
and
bleachers.
Mocking
Crowd
What
has
been
your
e.xperienri?
;it
baseball
games
Have
you
not
many
times
heard
the
crowd
howl
mockingly
when
some
player,
doing
his
best,
fumbled
a
ball,
or
at
some
exciting
moment
inade
a
mi
splay
fluently
heard
a
vrowtl,
when
a
home
pitcher,
previously
heroixed.
has
lost
control,
yell
angrily
and
derisively,
"Take
him
out!
Take
IHm
out!
...
Did
you
ever
hear
anyone
call
out,
when
a
pitcher
was
knock))
from
the
box.
and
walked
despondently
'rom
the
field,
"
Never
mind,
old
chap,
you'll
gel
them
over
next
time"
Very
seldom
although
it
has
been
recorded.
II
walk
pleasant
to
read
in
one
news
paper
'account
of
the
closing
in
rident.s
ijf
the
deciding
game
of
this
year
s
big
league
champion-;
ship
that
the
excited
Pittsburg
emwd
hecauve
silent
Valler
Johnson,
i
be
great
Washington
pitcher,
passed
toward
the
gale,
and
"hand
after
band
readied
to
grasp
his
and
many
a
time
be
was
told
,
"We're
sorry,
Waller,
thai
it
bad
to
be
you!"
It
is
an
unfortunate
fact,
however,
that
this
spirit
is
seldom
shown
by
baseball
crowds.
And
the
altitude
seems
to
have
crept
into
the
rest
of
our
sport.
At
I
rugby,
soccer,
and
hockey
games.
Idec.isions
whieli
do
not
favor
the
jhome
team
are
very
frequently
t
booed
and
hooted.
There
liavc
!be
en
instances
of
crowds
in
cer-lain
seal
sections
al
professional
:
hockey
rnalcties
throwing
things
I
upon
the
ice,
in
order
to
trip
the
j
players.
Another
angle
of
had
sportsmanship
in
amateur
base-
,1)311
or
hockey,
particularly
in
;
small
town
leagues,
is
the
bring
ing
in
of
outside
players,
calling
I
hem
"Simon
Pures."
and
paying
them
in
some
surreptitious
way
for
Uieir
services.
Hich
Standard
As
to
the
Canadian
athletes
tltemclves
their
present
day
standard
of
sportsmanship
is
as
IiikIi
as
one
could
find
anywhere
Wliile
such
tilings
as
"marking"
vuu
men,
and
"putting
them
oul
oi
business,
inis
pot
been
unknown,
this
has
greatly
dimin
ished
during
recent
years,
am
today
our
boys
generally
play
the
game
straight,
accept
Ihe
rulings
of
the
referee,
and
take
their
knocks
in
good
temper.
In
I
hi.
our
colleges
are
selling
a
splendid
lead.
Here
is
an
incident
which
ha
passed
into
the
sjiorling
tradi
tions
of
McCill
as
a
sample
of
".Mciijll
sport
snunhip:"
ome
iriree
or
four
years
ng"n
during
the
annual
cross
country
run
between
McCill
au.d
Toronlr
University,
held
at
Montreal.
Wiggins
Ihe
McCill
long
distance
star,
was
running
in
second
place
some
little
distance
behind
a
Toronto
runner.
Wiggins,
knew
every
Inch
of
Uio
emtrse.
On
ar
riving
at
a
certain
point,
he
dis
covered
that
Ihe
'Varsity
man
had
taken
the
wrong
turn.
Wijr-
.
a..
I
.
t-
a
t
,
ii4""",
"Hiiuini,
ami
nnnim
naex,
ei
him
ton
the
risrfcl
road,
ami
allowed
him
In
regain
his
previous
lead
before
following.
And
the
Toron-lo
man
won
the
raee.
In
other
words,
allhnusrli
certain
victory
was
offered
through
his
opinm-'
en
I
s
error,
Wiggins
refuse!
In
,tnke
the
advantage
of
it
n
would
wn
or
lose
only
on
a
fair
test
of
speed.
Tennis
Here
is
another
exam
pie
of
the.
same
kind.
Some
fifteen
ywan
aeo
Hie
tennis
team
represenlina
England
against
the
United
Slates
in
the
world
rtiamptotisiiti'
Davis
Cup
tournament
included
the
famous
Onherty"
brothers.
In
one
or
Hie
singles
matches
one
of
the
brothers
was
given
a
point
for
a
ball
which
he
saw
cut
Jhe
bar
line,
instead
of
cftari?tg
if.
On
the
next
play
be
deliberately
allowed
his
opponent
to
score
a
poinl.
He
would
not
ac
cept
an
advantage
which
he
did
not
think
he
was
entitled
to,
even
when
Hie
poinl
had
been
given
him
by
the
judge
of
play.
After
these
stories
let
us
read
this
paragraph
from
a
news
paper
account
of
one
of
the
Ami
have
you
not
fre-fv,,rW
baseball
games
of
mis
year
between
asnmeion
and
Pittsburg:
'Stanley
Harris
showed
a
nifty
i
sport
niece
of
baseball
slraleirv
when
i
ball.
lie
ordered
Johnson
to
pas
Me.j
dows
the
PitHburg
pitcher)
in
I
the
third.
The
he-peclnrled!
losser
was
Kiraded
to
first
with
one
down
anil
was
forced
to
run
the
paths
when
Moore
hit
into
double
play.
This
effort
evidently
had
its
effect
on
Meadows,
'for
he
erarkefl
in
the
fifth,
anil
four
singles,
three
of
them
in
a
row.
netted
the
world's
champions
a
air
or
counters.
Washington
wnij
that
game
as!
result,
ul
of
ilij
ability
of
the
Washington
plaiyer.
in
a
straight
test
of
skill,
to
hit
Meadows,
but
as
a
resull
of
tiring
him
by
"chasing
him
around
the
bases."
Colleqe
Story
Here
is
another
Canadian
col
lege
story,
an
incident
of
the
kind
you
would
like
to
have
taken
part
in:
Iist
year
Queens
and
'Varsity
were
playing
the
deciding
game
of
the
rugby
championship,
al
I'oronlo.
Queens
was
two
poin!l
In
the
lead.
'Varsity
apparent)?
had
a
chance
of
scoring.
Ital-slopc
of
Queens,
one
of
the
most
brilliant
rugby
players
of
reeen
years,
had
Hie
sole
torn
from
his
shoe.
Aecorlins
lo
Ihe
rules
this
did
not
stop
the
game;
Itat-
slone
would
go
off,
ami
a
substitute
be
sent
in.
Immediately,
however.
Cap!
Snider
of
'Varsity
ordered
the
game
halted,
"and
wailed
until
llatslune
could
re
place
the
lorn
shoe
and
return
lo
the
line-up.
The
Queens
won
Ihe
vame
anil
the
championship.
The
test
of
sportsmanship
al
games
is
not
always
confined
to
.fS..
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UP
FATHER
V
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George
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'
was
a
question,
however,
whether
the
runner
had
not
stepped
ovei
the
side
line.
The
linesman.
tires
Feeney.
of
.N.ll
was
ap
pealed
to
and
declared
that
!h
runner
had
stepped
over.
Thi
meant
the
nullifying
of
the
score
and
"down"
opposite
I
lie
point
of
running
out.
In
the
tension
of
the
moment
the
N.H.
team
and
iU
supporter-
gathered
excilcdly
ahotil
the
linesman,
"tie
stepped
over.
What
else
could
I
say?"
Keeney
insisted.
The
ball
was
brought
nack.
the
N.it.
lost
the
match
and
championship,
ltut
that
fact,
ami
Ihe
-core
of
lite
game.
Will
he
forgotten
long
be
fore
(irai
Keenev'
emniiile
courageous
ko.xI
sirtmauship
in
a
trying
sMuaio.ii.
Play
Clean
That
is
the
kind
of
good
sportsmanship
Dial
is
expected
of
StrouU.
I'i
us
make
sure
that
we
always
play
the
game
that
way
and
even
it
the
fellows
we
are
up
againl
don't
"play
the
game."
Mouni
Allison
I
niversity
has
earned
a
tine
name
for
ximhI
sportsmanship
among
the
Unw-dian
Maritime
eidleges.
A
few-years
back
I
heir
riiKhy
team
was
playing
against
another
I
et
m
not
always
noietl
in
this
respect.
As
the
game
began
going
against
them,
the
other
team
began
ruiiisf
unsMirtmaiilike
methods.
At
once
from
the
Mount
Allison
supporters
came
the
cry,
"Play
Mount
A.
ball,
boys!
Mount
A.
ball!
That
i.
"Play
square
and
clean,
no
matter
what
the
other
fellows
play."
Let
us
in
our
sports
make
a
point
of
always
playing
"Scout
ball."
And
let
us
cl
that
kind
of
example
of
gooil
sportsmanship
when
we
are
amoag
the
onlookers.
Of
course
you
will
waul
to
see
your
school
or
home
team
win
that
is
perfectly
natural
but
never
allow
yourself
t
wish
to
see
it
win
except
on
its
merit.
and
when
playing
Ihe
game
fair
and
-puai
e.
TIimI
i
Seoul
tug
III
I.
el
'
ulway-
play
"Seout
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n
Sacramento
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fractured
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The
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in
dustrial
aeeblenl.
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re,
fwnded
hltrt
irts'
medical
fxpertses
ami
paid
for
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time
lost
from
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work.
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Crihtwge
league
:Klks
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Dry
Dock;
OAV.Y.A.
vs.
SI.
Andrewa;
L.
O.
I.,
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K.
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CP.lt.
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P.H
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Moose;
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.Moose
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field.
Some
lar
and
uc0fit
eight
jfcars
ago
during
Ihe
Mari
time
Inter
rollegiale
rushy
final
nl
Casper.
Wyoming.
Jast
week,
with
Ihe
field
lighted
by
huge
electric
between
Ihe
University-of
Newl
lamps
ami
gas
flares,
aboul
1
,0flft
Hrunswick
and
.Mount
Allison
the
deciding
moment
and
apparent
victory
for
.N.H.
eame
willi
a
run
ami
touchdown
during
the
last
few
minutes
of
play.
Ther
persons
saw
Casper
High
School
the
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BOAftD
liOAftD
The
Second
Avenue.
Inlander,
H30
Phone
1.17.
while
enamelled
regular
ball
was
used
ami
every
player
could
he
sepn
as
perfectly
as
in
the
dav-
lime
hy
the
siee!ni.n
The
players
likewise
Seemed
;i
iinn-h
at
home
as
in
any
oiln-r
usiiie.
exeeuling
passes
and
calchiiiv
punts
without
Iroiilde.
CALIFORNIA
STUDENTS
STUDY
EARLY
MORNINGS
HF.lt
K
ML
MY,
:al..
Nov.
30.
Students
at
the
IHiNcrsity
of
Califorma
are
forsaking
Hie
mid-nlghl
oil
Tor
Ihe
daylight
dawn.
The
latest
time,
for
prepnring
for
lessons
here
s
rroin
I
a.m.
lo
7
a.m.
A
girl
student,
ttieoerin
Iho
effieienev
nf
!
n.i
.
....
i...
.
-
defenl
Mi,l.in.l
.llil,
i.
on
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..
.
'
ne-
'
',"-
iippronci.mif
.-Iussi.m
,
r.itlieelllgli
"
nl.
Ihe
game
was
played
al
inn
nim
,.,.
Ir,urnin)f!
"!.
u
i
own
in
li
e
ueari
oi.rrom
,niui
f,.,.i
oau
ureci.
on
oetdf.
.
new
scheme.
TO
RENT
OLD
Artificial
Teeth
Ilonghl.
any
HiR
IlKXT.
Small
store
or
or
fire.
Third
Street.
Two
rooms
below,
two
living
rooms
alMtvr.
Weainrnhaver
Ilroa,
MiR
MINT.
Large
two
storey
house.
Third
Avenue,
near
Mc-
Meekin's
Grocery.
ISS-Ofl.
Westenhaver
llroa.
tf
KiMt.M
for
rent;
with
private
family,
with
or
wttkotii
board;
every
home
remfort.
I
Old
First
Avenue.
tHil
FOH
IlKNT.
PJns,
player
pianos,
iihonograplis
ami
sewing
machines.
Walker'
Music
Store
tf
FHr
TO
HKXT
in
I.evh-Apartments;
five
rooms,
bath
ami
range.
2.0.
Ady
(1
P.
Tinker.
tf
HOI'SR
TV)
HKT.-
Three
rooms
and
bath,
fully
furaltlml.
96.
Apply
l.
P.
Tinker.
tf
FOl'R
Rotiin
Suite
for
lUnt.
Hot
water
html.
Aiqdy
Smith
A
Mallet
I.
Ltd.
If
Room
for
rent
in
private
home;
for
two.
S5a'
Third
Avenue
FjisI.
;ho
MODKRN
FLAT
for
Rent.Aply
Max
HeilbPner.
i
FOUND
For
Mil.
llelt
of
laily's
nvereoaL
pplv
Daily
News
office.
PAIR
of
Kid
;lme
found.
Apply
Daily
News
of
fire.
CARS
FOR
SALE.
I
IV!?
Oldsmohile
4.
5
passenger
louring
$80.fxi
t
1020
Nash
ft
passenger
Inuring
1850.00
I
1021
Overland
Sedan..
1700.00
I
1010
Ileo
'seven
passenger
touring
1700.06
I
1025
Ford
Coupe,
itioon
Urea
car
like
new
.....
IM0.0O
I
10.'2
Ford
Iwdor
sedan,
-
IXMjMI
1
1022
Ford
Coiipe
1350.00
I
l?l
Ford
one
ton
truek,
pnrl
body
1175.00
1
Font
light
delivery
chassis.
rebuilt
.
-
1
1
7,1
.00
All
enrit
gimrnntefd
in
irom)
niechaniral
comlltion.
llas
terms
can
tie
arranged.
KAIEN
QARAQC
Ford
and
Clievrolet
Service
Sla-H
tion.
Agents
for
McLaughlin
Oakland,
Oldsuiobile
and
Chev
rolel
cars.
Ileo.
(I.M.C.
and
Federal
Trucks.
WIIKCKINO
SFIIVICK
DAY
AND
NIOIIT.
DOLLAR
STORE
See
Our
Range
of
CHRISTMAS
GIFTS.
Hemstitching
ami
Picoling.
Hpeeiul
attention
gien
to
Mali
orders.
High
lOW
is,
started
Ihe
LoW
THE
DOLLAR
STORE.
''.
'n'le,
TH
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phone
177
Baggage,
Furniture
Moving.
ir
you
want
anything
tent
fur,
or
delivered,
phone
u,
P.O.
Hox
099
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Monday,
November
30
1:31
a.m.
10.0
13:15
p.m.
21.0
7:20
a.m.
7.2
10:51
p.m.
2.5
Tuesday,
December
1
2:12
a.m.
19.1
13:52
p.m.
21.2
7:59
a.m.
7.0
51:31
p.x
2.7
ft.
fl.
Article,
Utnj
rounds
FURNITURE
AND
RMctl
Home
Fur
suitable
':
Ctiriatnn-
!
daily.
I
,
my
afore
.
,
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w.-i,
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baker
at
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dav
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ROSS
BROS.
POOL
nyyi
Meeker
Block
Across
fr.ini
V
,
,
CARPENTERS
M
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Coal
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Furniture
Wot'r
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MUSIC
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