BRIGHT BREEZY SPORT NEWS AND GOSSIPLIFTING OVER THIRTY-FIV-E TONS

I IN ONE DAY IS THE ASTOUNDINGFEAT ACCOMPLISHED BY PIN BOY

I I Man's for work with theI temperament of the individual and the char- -

ot tho reaon ot always will find It

a problem to analyze tho average manun produce authentic figures showing the

sv M amount of strength he requires In his dailyf. S duties or what he accomplishes from a

II 3 calfy i One man may be a his fellow crea- -

y ture obviously latent in physical butthere must be a distinction In mental dutiesund those which sap brawn and

Man's physical strength generally under- -

test In Tho morevigorous forms of sport necessitate action that

tap will not bo found In the forthat In any class at labor that taxesthe physical

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ONE DAY'S

lU-r- e ure the figuresa very conservative whichrepresent one day's work for

Weight ot 1 pin 3Weight of one 10 pins 30Weight of ten 1 game

lifted In 1

Tins lifted In gamesWeight of ball 16Halls delivered

of games

Poundage of balls

Total poundageTons

of balls lifted from the pit Is placed nttho lowest possible In ballsalone lifted over 15 as

at 16 pounds figure toThis together

with In amounts toAt pounds to the

lifted 35 and nn addi-tional or one-tent- h oX a

All of which proves that even nyoungster weighing 88 pounds is agreat reservoir of

Long distance runners require aH great amount ofa strong heart and power-J- ul

boxers must have strengthand a supple football

I strength and the wearingthat are distinctly antithetic to

companions of or1 tasks or as the term may

Snugly ensconced In a softcd tho public that part of it

breathes the virulentatmosphere claps Its hands and

thunderously applauds physical won- -

The of tho wondrouslydeveloped with their collstransparently playing beneath whiten-r- d

cuticle the coffers fthought which revert to Atlas afootwith the world upon his broad

The phenomenally strong man whotosses five hundred pound weights withthe case of tho wind lifting a feathert crates albeit not a little

PHYSICAL EXCEPTIONSprodigious strength forms

the substance at biblical legends whichencompass tender youth with physical

i Dumas Porthoset magnetic the

the colossus whose life ebbed underthe of a massive

plenipotentiary to King Georgemen were Invested with

Exceptions they otbut there Is more physical pow-e- r

hidden In the average man than onemight

for a mereweighing considerably less than a

pounds and in about the mid-di- e

or his lifting over 35 tons Ina single

Seems doesn't thisthat a could lift more thanpounds in one

Bs' are available tothe and what is

Hl ing youngster Is none thevorse foi his

the lad who spots pins onSaratoga alio number had an

bust session the other Hei died throughout the day and wellmui To him the work was

s daily routine but had hou ii-

- an- - ut the close of his dutiesPut h hail handled the equivalent of

over tons of wood he doubtlesswould havi- - agreed that a day In a

pit is far from aWHY BOYS MEN

And It isn't Spotting pins forhour ii succession would be dread-F- a

ully hard work for the averageas he would discover that his phy-Me- al

disagreed excessivelywith ilio This is the essentialea on u hy h Instead of men set

Kf up in a bowlingLl But t back to and his

o On the surface Itimpossible that a boy

have strength enough to lift In roundfigures pounds in u single

are appended which showkl hat actually lifted 35 tons of

good solid maple and compositionThe of the ordinary bowling

Ml s three although the stan-dar- d

pin Is used in leagueweighs two ounces

The weight of balls Thoseentirely of wood will

ter in tho neighborhood of fifteenComposition which have

Hll practically replaced therange as high as eighteen

Hi I CONSERVATIVE FIGURESWl In the statistics coveringIf feat a ball weighing sixteen

fl pounds Is which Is estimatingHit below actual

Spotting pins for gamesday's Each pin

weighing three with ten to thoi means that every time a bowler

HI I picked up his ball to deliver at theHJ king pin was lifting thirtyH Ten frames comprise a gameH and in pins exclusive of the

H pounds would be Onedred and with pounds

HI to the would bring the figures toHF the astounding total of

Some mav Innocently ask why tenHit pins to the frame are whichHJ would not make allowance for the pinsH left on the alley after each set-u- p asHJ a result of spills or This Is

HJ explained bv the fact that the bestHI class of bowlers In Winnipeg bowledHJ on number one alley during the day In

HJ taken into considerationiH were the many opportunities of

Ing which would compel the boy

HJ to set up twenty more pins than figureHJ In the Expert bowlers sel-H- b

dom have more than three open framesin a which would hardly amount

Hi to more than eight pins being left orHi the Crack have t

HJ habit of getting two or threeHJ for the last and in this way

they would account for nn aver-H- lage of ten pins a

HJ along this basis seems to be very con- -

Hl 15 TONS IN BALLSIn games It is estimated that al

least balls would be thrownHJ which also is probably away below ac- -

This would allow forhalf of the balls strikes am

so that It will be seerHJ that the estimate of the total

ALLAN CUP MATCHESA POOR PROPOSITION

AT START OF SEASON

Edge Would be Taken off League While Players Wouldbe in no Condition For Gruelling Struggles

Eaton's Saw the Trophy

such u might set a precedentwhich would cause serious complica-tions In the

WANTUnder the date line appeared

theWinnipeg papers art

Eaton hockey club of thesenior of beingin possession of the Allan Tom

of calls at-tention of these gentlemen to thefact that the cup was never turnedover to except for a fewminutes to have- - a photograph

that they haven't itand what is don't want

WERE LUCKYConsidering the fact that the Allan

cup has rightfully belonged to the Vicfor and still has to make

Its first appearance In thiswere lucky to see even If the perioddid not extend over a few InWinnipeg we have seen the snow

the dust come and morebut the cup yet In the

having no claim uponthe can afford to be verycharitable In the statement don'twant If all Toronto

were as honest and asminded as Is conveyed In the expres-sion of Tom Douglas there never wouldhave been any disagreeable incidentsIn connection with the

DEFY TRUSTEES'St. of acted under

the Instructions of the In de-

clining to deliver the but this wasentirely at variance to the ruling of thetrustees and fair can-not be held responsible for theof the cup being sent but thefact remains nevertheless that someparties are hogging property uponwhich they have absolutely no

ALLAN cup series last spring be-tweenAs the Victorias and New

of would haveproven a most delectable morsel forWinnipeg hockey coming as 11

would on the heels of a torrid battlebetween the present amateur cham-pions ot Canada and but aseries between the Vies ond the east-erners at the outset of the dawningseason would hardly be In the best In-

terests of the ganioHy the donation of the Allan

amateur hockey teams throughout thecountry have before them the highestIncentive to become champions ot their

for with such a title withintheir they would bo In ft posi-tion to have a trial for what Is virtually

as ther amateur hockeychampionship of the

The affect of tho Allan cup on leaguestruggles Is bound to result In a. bet-ter class of keener rivalry amongthe contesting and general goodtoward the During the seasonClubs are not only battling for theirleague but with the ob-

ject ot also annexing andmost weighty trophy In this particularline of From this point of viewthe Allan cun has a great stimulus onamateur

EDGE TAKEN OFFIf hockey fans are given cup series

at the commencement at a theIs taken off leaguehockey players are In no con-

dition for gruelling games as early asChristmas or New and for thatreason tho class of play would fall be-

low theNew Edinburgh are persevering In

their efforts to reach the ear of theAllan trustees and receive dates for aseries with the Victorias before theregular season but they canhardly hope to have their desire

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URE DISAPPOINTED

Champions of Saskatchewan WereAll Ready For Game

Here

Probablynever was a football team as disap-pointed as the aggregationwhen heard that the game with

had been called oft andwould not be this

Word had been received last nightfrom Winnipeg that the weather wasstill good and in the morning adispatch was received to the effectthat the Club team were outat so thit everyone confident-ly expected that the game would be

and arrangements to this ef-fect had been although some ofthe players were unable to make the

In the afternoon a telephonecommunication between Mitchell andBur man resulted In the game beingcalled off on advice of the andthe members of the team were at oncenotified that they would not have toturn

when asked Itwould claim the game by default and

the Calgary stated thathad not the tightest intention

of of the aswas in no way to blame for the can-cellation of the the weathermaking Impossible and the pro-spects of the t-a-

te was very poorThe game was called off by

mutual consent and from the weatherprospect It looks to the locals that thechampionship would have to be pass-ed up for this

The feeling around the Regina teamIs that the season should be openedevening games during the last twoweeks ot August In so as to leaveplenty of time for the championship

while mild weatherThere will be no open dates In theleague schedule for Saskatchewan next

The money which was collect-ed to pay the expenses of theteam will be returned tothe The C. P. were Incon-venienced to the extent of bringing aspecial car all the way from Winni-peg and the also regret the

to which the Flowing club wasput into preparation for the

ATHLETICS WILL REPEATIN 1912 PENNANT RACE

Able to Win the FlagNo Other American League Club Appears

Connie Mack Has Splendid Mixture of

Experience and Youth

again next but Tigers aregoing There is a great lack ofharmony between Manager Jenningsand some of his

and Delahanty In

Pitcher Donovan Is on tho raggedwhile there are other Detroit

pitchers who seem to lack the stayingpowers they once It Is aone-ma- n

Getting down to the otherthere is not one that has any newmaterial in sight that entitles it toconsideration as a real rival of theAthletics in In next year'scampaign should be a walkaway forthe world's

Mack loses Harry but hestill has such good advisers as Topsy

Jack ChiefEddie Jack Barry and

left and the old white ele-

phant machine should run Just assmoothly as it has' for the last two

With Davis as manager of thePresident Somers looks for the Cleve-land to make a better but asDavis has never had any managerialexperience the season must be playedbefore his positive managerial abilitymay be

ATHLETICS are practicallyTHEsure to win the American league

pennant In says ansport

There Is no team In the circuit thatcompare with Connie Mack's

Ills the youngestin the big Is good for severalrears to while at least two of

be able to deliv-er for a few more And hehas Strunk on the bench waiting formo of the older men to show signs ofsoing Thomas and Lapp areright In their while- -

bought from is said to bethe equal to either except In

Manager Harry Davis of theNaps says he is one of the best catch-ers he ever

Connie will not have to worry abouthis pitching Bendershowed stronger this year than he hasfor several while Coombs andPlank show no signs ofKrause was better this fall thanearlier In the season and Morgan Isnot a has-bee- n And In Martinand Connie has two young-sters who may become as asCoombs or Plank in a year or Theydisplayed much promise this

Detroit should be the contender

HAVE

EYE ON

Big Scores in City League Games

Gibson Leads With

Big scores were the order of lastnight's In the City bowlingAt the Saratoga the Wanderers gavethe a battle but man-aged to win only one while atthe the took the oddgame the

Charlie Gibson was In exceptionalgod form and demolishedfor a count ot Number seven pinwas a hoodoo to Charlie in the second

else he would bave given CliffAdair's record a hard

Fifteen out of the twenty playershad better than the

tho classiest exhibition ofthe

TheAT THE

WanderersSmithMillerMcLean IBSHeldBaird

TotalsSaratoga s

GibsonCarrolln. D. CuthbertWallaceD. Cuthbert

TotalsAT THE

CrescentsMcBeth

TotalsRoyals

WilliamsDelmageAllen

Kelly

Totals 2600

VULCANMillwrights-W- ise

FergusonPid-e- on

Casson

TotalsMachine Shop

ThompsonInnisCranstonFlock

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Totals

ADVANTAGE OF SPEEDOVER BRUTE STRENGTH

Crushing Opponents by Mass of

Weight Passes From Can-

adian Rugby

most Important development InTHECanadian rugby In the lat coupleof years In the eyes of the expert

Is the advantage ot speedy teamsover the cumbersome aggregationspast The crushing of oppon-ents by a mass of weight and thecrumbling of a light defense before thefury of a heavy attack now pass-ed into ancient and In theirplace a new spectacular to adegree and filled with more thrills tothe square Inch than the old stylegame ever contained In Its whole cum-bersome has risen to take Us

The passing of the old style footballwill be regretted by but Thosewho will bo sorry to mark the passingof the worst features of the moststrenuous sport are the oldThousands will rejoice In the fact thata new of defense has taken thoplace of the old fashioned batteringram charges ferociousFrom the standpoint of a mere

who haB but a Ifknowledge of Intricacies of the

the new style is eminently fittedto please the most

Under the rules ot former years theteam that possessed the most weighthad the best chance of emerging fromthe conflict flying the banner ot victoryand results were doped on the relativeweight of the teams

AA lady sugges-

tive name for a won thefuturity stakes at onNovember wasowned by Thomas Johnson of

PLAY FOR ILLINOIS TITLE

Team Mads Favorites ForToday's Rugby

Western footballoffers no battle affecting thechampionship of the conferenceWisconsin and sole claim-ants now for the will playuntil

I Considerable IsI shown In the game between the

for the championship ofBoth teams will go Into the fight

weakened by lino losses throughand neither team Is of the heavy

1 stock that characterized the teams offormer Both are

r and even th loss ot both Northwest-- lern ends Is not expected to put that

I team under a special be-- icause of the hard practice the

j haveSeveral changes will appear In the

I placing of Coach Stagg's Maroonbut the Chicago team Is favorite

In chance of

OPEN GAME INDICATEDCarlyl and Harvard Both Play Same

Style of10 Carlisle's

gridiron with the football HJscalps of eight eastern college elevens Hdangling from their camped to- - Hnight within striking distance of their 1 Hbig pale face the Harvard Hwhom they will meet in the stadiumA wide-ope- n game was the vHtonight for tomorrow's HThe Indians have been successful this HJseason largely through ability with tho HJforward pass and open style

while Harvard also has been T JHent among eastern colleges In this re- - HH

The Crimson eleven will be compos- -ed entirely of second-strin- g

y

UNDEFEATED TEAMS PLAY

Dartmouth and Princeton Will Clash

New Dartmouth'ssquad of 28 football warriors arrivedIn New York tonight on Its way tomeet the at

Neither Dartmouth norPrinceton has been beaten thisPrinceton won last year's gameagainst Dartmouth when Pendletonbroke one of his sensational

but the two previous games wentto the Gree

There has been a long hospital listthe last few but the Injuredhave gradually come back until whatwill be probably the line-u- p againstPrinceton and Harvard has been got-ten

Last year's score of 22 to in favorof Brown has also been wiped out andwill lend an to play thatotherwise might be

BIG RUGBY GAMESIN THE EAST

Big games in EasternCanada today

Ottawa atMcGill at

Argos atTigers at

Toronto atDundas at St.

WANT INTigers Ask Saskatchewan Rugby JM

Champions forA wire has

been received by the Rugby Hteam from the Calgary Tigers Hto play there NovThe matter will be considered at HJa meeting of the club executive to- - HThere Is every likelihood HJ

that the invitation will be Hl

COIN GOES TO COMMISSION

World Series Players Do Not BenefitFrom Moving

The Nation-al Commission In a finding made public

ta- - that neither the NewNational league players nor the mem-bers of the Philadelphia Americanleague club are entitled to a share ofthe obtained from a

company for the privileges ofpictures during the last world's

The commissiondeclares that the paid by thepicture concern for the concession habeen credited to the general fund olthe commission and will be tothe of operating

GUN CLUB ANNUAL TONIGHT

Fort Garry Members Will Meet atCorona

The annual meeting of the FortGarry Gun club will be held this even-ing in the Corona hotel at 8 o'clock

All members of the club areurgently requested to be present asthe closing of the business for the pastyear and the election of forthe coming year will take

BOSTON GETS HBoston Hockey clubs promise to

leave many vacancies next winter In HHCanadian amateur Jobsat Boston are being offered to many Hpuck chasers In and Hand Billy who played Hwith Dion on the team Hlast was among the first to de- - Hclde to Smith leaves and Hwill likely be followed by Harry Broad- -

whom the Wanderers are now HiBilly Smith Is the sixth bro- - Hther of the hockey

STAHL BACK WITH BOSTON

Jake Has Been Secured to ManageRed

Today the namesof new stockholders in the half in-terest of the Boston American league

secured late last season by Mc-Ro- y

and wereThey C. P. ofGarland W. of theSouth Side National ofRobert formerly Ban John-son's In the American leagueoffices In and James R.

who last season was the man-ager of the Washington American

i league

J. G. when seen at his work Ina Chicago verified theport that he was going to manage theBoston I've decided

t to accept the offer made bv PresidentJames R. he bemighty glad to get back Into the gameagain especially to be back In

The surrounding will be con-- Ito be with

Robert at the head of thewould not say what

ure was named tn his but ItIs understood It was a substantial

Team Standingin Four Local

Bowling Leagues

PetThistles 17 7Royals 1 14 10

14 10

Wanderers 13 11i Venice 13 11

Saratoga 12 12Crescents 8 16

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C. P. R 10 2

Tribune 10 2

Great West Life 9 Z

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Free Press 7 66 6

G. T. P 6 6Telegram 5 7

J Ordway 4 81 Adams Bros 3 9p Robinson's 3 9

Marshall-Well- s 2 10Imperial Oil 1 11Northwest Laundry 0 12

Maple Leafs 12 2

Americans 10 510 5

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Red Roses 9 6I Dominions 8 7

M Winnipeg 6 6I Shamrocks 6 9i Tribune 5 10Britannia 5 10Canadians 4 8

Knights 3 12

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N. Operating 7 5C. N. Machinists 8 7C. P. Erecting 6 6C. P. Colts 6 9C. F. Offices 1 14

JUDGE UPHOLDS BOXING

Test Case Brings Joy to AthleticClubs In

Mo CircuitD. E. today upheld boxing ex-hibitions In his decision affect-ing every athletic club In A

test case was brought recently to de-termine the legality of local

Young Jack otand Jeff ot Philadelphia

were arrested at the end of a 15bout before the Southwest ol

Pending the decision of Judgpermitting the many Mis-

souri clubs cancelled

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bicycle race here At the closefive teams Fogler and

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