From the Morris, Man., Herald.
To the Editor: Kindly allow me to make a public apology in your paper
concerning my conduct in a game of ball between Emerson and Morris. I
feel very sorry and ashamed of myself for losing my hasty temper. I could
not have been in my right mind to do just as I did, to allow such a
provocation to make me do as I did. It seems like a bad dream to me and
never will forget it. In my 24 years of playing I never lost control of
myself before. I forgive the player who was the cause of my weakness, and
hold no ill-will to any one. It will be better for me to say no more.