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British
Columbia
Seasick
Passenger
(on
frfend'
y.irhtt-
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say,
w-what
about
going
bark?
After
all.
when
you've
si.i'ii
one
way.
you've
seen
the
ews
-and
Views
In
The
World
of
SPORT
CHAT
In
connection
with
next
sea-1
!
imvlf
mooted
changes
in
the
Bit
Leagues
it
looks
now
as
if
Jim
Bottomley
would
be
the
oiily
man
filling
his
presei.t
place
in
the
St.
Louis
infield.
Frisch
may
be
I
moved
to
third,
with
Selph,
of
Houston,
taking
his
place
at
second
and
Gilbert
of
Duffalo,
playing
at
short
The
men
likely
!
u
start
in
the
outfield
are
Hafey
Orsatti
and
Roettger.
unless
Hiif'eys
eyes
continue
to
bother!
him.
Still,
It
seems
strange
that
n
place
should
be
found
for
an
outfilder
as
fast
as
Douthit.
Oil-belt
is
considered
a
great
find.
Frisch
doesn't
like
to
play
third,
but
with
the
Giants.
High
is
a
pretty
useful
man
to
have
around
and
if
Selph
doesn't
live
up
to
advance
notices,
may
stay
at
third,
leaving
Frisch
free
to
move
back
to
second.
Rumor
has
placed
new
managers
in
Boston,
Detroit,
Washington
and
St.
Louis.
This
in
spite
of
the
fact
that
MeKechnie
led
the
Cjirds
to
a
pennant
and
personally
did
not
groove
a
single
ball
to
Ruth
or
Gehrig.
Harris
is
the
favorite
for
the
Detroit
iob
and
George
Moriarty
may
go
back
to
umpiring.
It
is
easier
for
an
umpire
to
handle
ball
players
than
it
is
for
a
manager,
and
he
gets
stiffer
backing
from
a
league
president
than
from
a
club
owner.
This
doesn't
go
for
Miller
Huggina.
No
one
ever
backed
a
man
more
stonttv
than
Colonel
Ruppert
has
backed
Huggina.
Rupert
never
has
interfered,
and
has
given
Miller
100
percent
support.
Why
not?
Huggina
is
a
great
manager.
Boston
likes
Hornsby.
but
can't
stand
the
size
of
his
contract
.
jtyprs
is
the
Little
Joe
of
baseball.
He's
always
moving
on
and
may
next
be
found
at
the
helm
of
the
Chicago
Cubs.
DISTILLED
AND
BOTTLED
IN
SCOTLAND
I
GROTTO
WINS
AGA
KHAN'S
AT
BILLIARDS;
HORSES
WON
I
Took
First
Division
Opener
From
j
First
and
Second
in
Race
at
Grand
Terminals
Last
Night
Newmarket
Were
Owned
by
by
11J2
to
1169
j
Same
Man
Grotto
and
Grand
Terminals
played
a
close
game
lust
night
in
the
opening
tournament
of
the
first
division
billiard
league,
-he
aggregate
score
being
lltf2to
Hit)
in
favor
of
the
tobacconists.
Jimmy
Hamilton,
playing
for
ihe
Terminals,
made
the
high
break
f
the
evening
46
but,
in
spite
this,
lost
his
game
to
Andy
Donald
by
the
decisive
score
of
250
to
218.
The
next
high
break
was
lit!
which
Charlie
Baiagno
of
the
Terminals
turned
in
in
defeating
Fred
Stephens
250
to
211:
The
inuividual
scores
were
as
follows:
A.
A.
Kaaaon
(Grotto),
250;
W.
1(
Long
(Grand
Terminals)
221.
Fred
Stephens,
211;
C.
P.
Baiagno,
250.
Don
Brown,
231
?
W.
J.
Nelson.
250.
Andy
Donald,
2v0;
James
Hamilton,
218.
M.
M.
McLachlan.
250;
William
Mitchell,
230.
Grotto
and
Grand
Terminals
will
also
meet
tonight
on
the
;ening
game
of
the
second
division,
the
teams
being:
Grotto
J.
Beasley,
M.
M.
McLachlan,
Sid
Macdonald,
Geo.
Howe,
and
Bert
Morgan.
Grand
Terminals
Mitchell,
Ben
Self,
C.
Youngman,
Jno.
Bulger
..nd
G.
Woodland.
BASKETBALL
PROBLEM
At
an
executive
meeting
lastj
night
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Bas-j
ketball
Association
it
was
decided
to
get
the
hall
owners
together
today
with
a
view
4o
deciding
which
venue
offering
will
be
selected
for
the
playing
of
league
games
during
the
com
ing
winter.
"BLACK
&
WHITE"
ALWAYS
RIGHT
LACK
&
WHITE
SCOTCH
WHISKY
James
Buchanan
&
Co.
Glasgow
&
London
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is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
l.riur
t
of
British
Columbia.
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or
by
the
Government
NEWMARKST.
Eng..
Oct.
18.
'
Aga
Khan's
two-year-olds
Costaki
Pasha
and
Grand
Terrace
ran
first
and
second
in
the
Middle
Park
Stakes
over
six
furlongs
today.
Brfent
was
thfrd
horse.
AMA1EUR
MEETING
MAY
BE
LIVEYAT
PORT
ARTHUR
DEC.
MONTREAL,
Oct.
18.
It
is
believed
here
that
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Amateur
Athletic
Union
meeting
to
be
held
at
Port
Arthur
December
6-7-8
is
likely
to
be
a
stormy
one.
Many
of
the
old
and
vexed
question
of
easing
the
amateur
rules
are
bound
to
come
up
sgain
and
in
addition
it
is
expected
that
certain
delegates
have
already
a
list
of
questions
prepared
in
connection
with
the
Olympic
games
expedition.
These,
if
permitted
to
be
brought
before
the
assembly,
are
almost
sure
to
cause
some
acrimonious
debates.
There
is
a
possibility,
however,
that
all
references
to
the
Amsterdam
trip
may
be
referred
to
a
special
committee
for
adjustment.
GEORGE
MORIARITY
RESIGNED
MANAGER
i
DETROIT
BASEBALL
DETROIT.
Oct.
18.
George
Moriarity,
manager
of
the'
Detroit
baseball
teai,
resigned
yesterday
at
the
exptratfen
of
a
two
year
contract.
v
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
Ur
Ihe
Trunp)
At
a
dinner
given
at
Winnipeg
n
honor
of
Jimmy
Ball
and
Cant
Little,
of
the
Canadian
'"lmpu-
team
E.
C.
Ranaby,
hv.
president
of
the
Winnipeg
Ath-lnic
Association
said
of
Jimmy
bull,
that
in
his
own
mind
he
as
nbsolit.
lv
convinced
that
is
quart,
r
mile
was
the
fastest
ii
the
wm-1.1
today
despite
the
'act
that
he
had
been
beaten
ly
a
matter
of
inches.
Out
of
twenty
ra--
rin
while
in
Europe
and
the
BiitMh
Isles
he
had
wwi
nineteen,
ni
acaievemri.t,
Mr.
Ilanshy
claimed.
Ii
typhi
for
ft?
self.
He
then
presenVd
Ball
with
'a
beshtifu1
life
membership
eertl-i';v.t-.
suitably
inscribed,
and.
als
a
separate
award
from
the,
'
tub
men
!"
!
-
besides.
Ki
ant
Little,
who
ntftde
a
most'
notable
lowing
in
the
800;
nielres
event,
was
this
next
to
re-;
five
a
similar
presentation.
Mr.
I
Kansby
prophesied
a
great
fa-1
hire
for
Brant
and
expressed
the
hope
that
he.
would
lertg
be
with
the
club.
In
a
niolAt
reply
the
dark-haired
'2
miler
thanked
the
gathering
for
the
honor
they
had
done
him.
at
the
same
time
paying
tribute
to
the
marvellwif
work
of
He
also
extended
his
thanks
to
Walter
Robertson
for
his
part
In
making
his
tttp
OTer
seas
possible.
For
drunkenness,
David
Burn
was
fined
?2.
with
eptfop
of
thirty
days'
imprisonment;
by
Maristmte
McCryment
in
the
city
police
court
this
morning.
WHOOPING
COUGH
No
"cui"
bat
half
to
f-daea
ptrotrsm
of
coaching,
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