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BACK STRETCH

Worthy Imlise 2.15 1-2

snk smalmwdtciciiatocir.

Halifal. .06 8-4. to his strln oi race horses. lfvao he h e lormation as yet on his 193B rac- ing. we find by the Year Boo of"

1937 that he started in seventeen races and won seven. taking his

the 2.14 pace and will be tough one for Rainey G. Henley 2.06 1-4. owned by Sydney

Cope Bret that

Laurel l-lahovexflp. 1.59 3-4, will find a new home at Sydnney or in Cape Bre- Hanovler will add considerably to 313s excitement. M

its column “Ra- "Frank Red- dimz. fuxglnlrerly of

b D f (Jharlottetown, PEI. ... ‘Pw y-five yea-rs mo.

Pe-rhaos a few the aibcva horse bay gelding. breeding

Purvis f N

inking a. record of 2.10 also won the 2.26 trot in straight

lanmeciiaiely an?“ he arrived hers it was found h protested

easily wzn the an heats and non

many really loved Ernie McTazue.

"bad horse." B. ‘mane Belyco. who is Bec-

rs re h channesinhisseot

Duds 209 Allison bered by many here as he

rut-flaw. S. Allinnham of Gage-

Abbe. has a null sister vrith a mark of 2.00. taken as a three- ycar-old last seascn

will canvpa

When in the ownership of C. M. Alexander, Saint John. and driven by Johnny Conroy. July 29th- 1938 he get up the present track record

"of 2.12 at Bummerslde »

lee D. Jones of Wiclrham. N.B_.. is giving regular exercise to hzs two good pacers Klondiyke Grattnn 2.09 1-2 and V-clo Ray 2.05 l-2. Lee e. to race them over the ice. They both have a barrel of Snced and quarters in thirtv sec- onds should be easy for them.

Had a letter vrith season's greet- ort time ago from

Mr. Willis is over eighty years of

writtinir is equal to

J. Harry Williams

davs could will be remembered.

Marltimes for many veers. and in

Charlottetown of . will: his Is- land bred Special Blend. by Black

Pilot.

Aub 208 ‘L 2 h

Gwendolyn fey - - 65 been sent to Hanover Shoe Famis by owner F. O. Sdmonson. Lime- stone. Maine. She l bred Calumet Chunk

to three two-minute trotting sis of 1e

mo. Sweden

iah. Sharper ran away. smash- ~

rhnhonrrovedurt sold to~a

sored by the northern Mains of Presoue Isle.

pmnknetti his interesting W. W.Wa.iah|.ndA.D. mung whiidr arilpears in the Bos- Master tied in the shoot held by

lobe of Monday's.

until the néitt digimand (Firm

libchibition he may “(aha m‘ impugn! 13. . . ad. The winter of 1015 he was _ w“ . For a week or more Mr. Georg‘:

warnednottoraoehiznontireioo .

as he would run aiway. They did. gllfiesiegp”mt°uéporthmntwpé u‘???

he ran away. stumbled over an ice w“, o; we ram“ Nam “m.

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nigh strung he was kind and w‘ p,§,,*jf,§m§ m, 731:’? ‘my, Want!“ n came dull. oven monotonous. 1t

Wis iust his extreme nervousness B! m“ “m” Mm t° be MW“ "5 a No need for thewriter to wraekhis

‘numm’ “i m’ Queen‘ The news-room sensed some- usmdsgg; thing d01l1g when an excited voice

rggéemhgggg 18% the Big 4 lost? No but the

1&1“ fgaamvuuatndedfflwfyt3f nxow‘ méwml lo anti-climax but it makes news.

Tracey Hanover. 2.04 and Calumet

. . will be re-menera Calumet Crusader 2.01 1.4 “foo "-6- The Bis 4 turned beck the other good ones over local tracks. Klnkick 12-9-

town a good wear-old 1n Mim Jessie. bv Mn I Win 1.59 1-2. out of ghee Alvin's Queen by The

Hanover Courier 2.09 is looking splendid and owner Percy Bridges him newt summer.

i sh T3- lingo? Willis C! Westfleld. NB.

not do more than duplicate it. certainly not excel i-t. Mr lllis. it

was leading driver-owner of the

H494 set up a nova Itgack record at

will t0 2.04. Qvendiolyn was bred by H. T. Fulitrn. Hone; L Hwwiaoke‘ NB" and wt: °‘§’<,k,e‘i._ Young 2. G. Partridge l0.

$33 13m Hating Anlzisrey 2.00 1-2. B. Igenry, E. Anderson, N. Ander- ' son - tor d sire 1.55 f3 and 25 other 2.10 perform- enahssbeensoidtoapartyln

A fut/unity for foals of 1930. bred and raised in Mai ~Maritime Provinces. is to be sultan‘;

‘codeine sods‘ C ra s h I n to Win Column

ThoOddAI-ndfiodmarinkvllth a fighting heart but a losin com- piex. came from practicaly no- where last night to pull what might be termed s. minor upset as gay continued to declare a. rink

represent the Charlottetown Curling Club in the Lrovincial playdowns for the qyonso Trophy

Macleod, referee-in-chief of night it was the sum

was no longer news to report the '4 had won. At last a break.

brain and puzzle, what next could beoaid abouttheBig 47 Nosiri Saved by the Odds and Bods. clipped off the scores last night. and sods won. It was an In the other games last night the Moguls pace with iihe Big 4 by defeating the Lawyers

RINK STANDING

' P.W.L Big4————-—— 8 B 0 M --———781 Klnlock————- 8 4 4 Doctors ----——'I34 Lawyers —-—-——826 (Xidsand5ods—-— 8 1 7

N. Anderson Gives Esquires Initial Win

Fsqulres pulled off a Merriwell finish last night when they edgzd out the Prince of Wales college basketball squad. 2040, in a regu- lar fixture of the Y. M. C. A. House League. In the other game played, the Y-Knots defeated the Grads, 33-24. '

With three seconds left to play,

age and is as awry as a chicken. Y i and believe n m m,“ his 33kg; Norman Anderson of the Esqu res,

who were trailing P. W. C. 19~.B, unleashed the ball from the centre of the floor. The s ere sailed through the mesh wihout touching the hoop, to give the Esquires their first victory of the season. .

The Y-Knot! and Grads are now tied for first place.

Lineups and scores:

Y-KNOTB- 1A. Godkin 5. H- Matheson 9, J. Cullen 8, B. Stew- art 4. B. Johnston, B. MacPhcr-

-- Likely l, R. Creighton 1S. A. Crockett 2. D. Nicholson. K. John- ston. A. Jones. B. Cox 2.

ESQUIRES-J angille 0, G.

C.—1=i.. Hennesscy 4.

- _ r. w. v. “m” “w” 2'“ 1 2‘ mam"- MacDonald '1, o. Glover 2, A. wu- e Hanover son, J. Beer, A. Brown 0.

Miniature Rifle Shoot

MM- No 6 Divisional Signals at the

"Eve-v eligible for this you'd miniature range, Amouries, last

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night. They scored 96s. Other scores follow: Burke

4 or Peter the Great 20'! l-2 E. R. 96 TWBfL-bhllfl of the ca-didatea P. Hooper — - — - -- 96 are male line Guy's and 21 E, cole 90 nmle line Peter's. The on-o 1i. B. Spilleit — 98 male line McKinney is frcrn a w_ E 91 Peter Volo dam Igulesedy a1)

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Royal Hanover 2.04 1-4. new ~_q_ 5_ J 80 nacerinOapsBxoioniastseasen uh}; g7 sndwtnnecrofmemeelibrnllat 5_n_q,m|,____.__-8'I Hslifeinisinthebestshapefol‘ g_p_rm__._.____~._gg years tt madden of Glow J. A. Grey-'— -- — — 86 Bay, the owner. is paying WM- c. R, Saunders — —- - — 8B cular attention to the Hanover Ben Ewe“ JL _ .... _. _. an horaetonethimreadymmeetthe F__;_Buo”______m fbstomIoQnZImportedtoCR/no QJRmrc --_._ill Breton y. ‘rhero should b0 Q J qo¢my_._.___ are... win "comm "i: J- A Pw- - — - — — rao ere e - - , _ _. _- _ -_- -

MoAdam has recently been mD- T s Edgetb“

fiolfixgh"ogmwizi°w‘f. Beach. Point In

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. The following is a summary uk-

t al Elifliibltimr Charlotte- ma i918 i

Second Place

"ii "m; ""1 “c” s Point Btor t. into sec- or» “- 5i'"&“;.....f‘$’“’ mi; oimi-m - mn“ o“ ‘(a 0mm) a a a 3 z sigxtwwhioln theybgtfuatod Mon? . mrtwmniounmanob ‘Ammmmm,

mwm- . .‘l“ Winning oalwasscoredby “flute-ma: 2.20 a-r. 2.2124. gallium‘ M Jflawolfi;

' eleven s. m.» - i but Rink. cwsvcoecsmmnr

_ comm a .. H ‘there nrs tiara-in v

mlirmfnd t" m toh

time. awash. m rhino on Mormon of the Al» for

when {hemlgltllils meet the Murray ll-ivsr lilllfl-

.' a. Jan. a -<m>)-

, f “filmy. N , in ' to avoid slkninstion from

C9611 “Monarch:

'1 oaansq. Muirhead s. A.- Pm"

1m tbs’ mam

At "Local Curling Rink

Saturday afternoon. the big day of the ‘week so for as curlers‘ rolled round

are concerned has

once more. ‘me Games Committee has manned a series cdéusloune ld-mmtnahes which will be - -of1 will! the afternoon and even-

Tihe "Prize Bonsoiel" coens at 2 o'clock and will continue through until 0 P. M. when the rinks en- gazed in the Club nlaydowns for the Consols ‘hobby take over.

martdrea underway on

time. It is amber will as per usual. _ The draw follows:- M. S. Peoll Jir ' Chas. McKinnon T. McAdam W. D. ‘Danton D. Mathieson W. G. H088 T. W. L. Prowss E. D. Nidiolson —Sk1p -Ski0 R. Kelly L. Roper F A. S. Jones J. P. Crockett F. Channel! Albert McKinnon C. H. Black J A Fkiaser —Skio E. M Boanall J E Harris B. Wonnaoim Geo. Keefe Em barge B. Bmton D. A. McKinnon A. W. Hyndarmn —~Bkip --8k11> H. H. Co! H. SDiers F. Cox B. Tait Dr. Wayo J. S. McDonald W. W. 10rd E. S. Coffin -—-Slnin —5id'D 3:30 P. M.

J J. Iorabee Dr. ilofluimn W. Massey H. J. Kennedy F Moore I. Home A. V. Spilleiit R. Ellison —skim -8kl9 Dr. lantz F. Clark E. H. Sounders A. B. Cutolifie W. T. Weir Ed ‘Danton Col mu W. A: Stewart —sl¢in —Bkip A. H. Mould L. E. Wellner M. Weeds N. J. Mcbellan H. L. Sear C. Chrisiooersen Dr. Czeelmam Geo. Thompson

usrlmietown Rangers received a wire from the New Gu- gow hockey team seeking a

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Summer-side indicate -&i.b Crystals are fast worklnmto first

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Cecil I-“Iart Tossed Out, Dugal And Siebert To Guide Flying Frenchmen

N YkRonge andformer ‘hoilwi”~ fir...

(By JOHN LEBLANO

Canad-an Pres: Staff Writer) MONTREAL, Jan. 2’l—(CP)-—1n a long-shot gamble io-g-Lrike a play- ofl-galning combination, Montreal Canadiens tossed out ManGSW Cec- il Hart today and gave gins‘ Sec-

retaryJulesDizgaltbei

“ry- ing to sneer them out of the Nat- ional Hockey League cellar until a lanznt plot can be gins "l?

e t'who guided the flying French- glgl inw every olayon in hb eizht maxiageriai years, and twice helped Uhem drag down the staniey CUP‘.

is on “leave of absence. Tha

means met under his SmOOO-a-year contract. wmoh ends nexo your. hell p81 pain off gradually instead of in a 11ml)-

Siebert To AnsLt

The unobtrusive Duaal, with the club i5 years. wiu be assisted by Albert inane) Siebert. burly de- ienceman who has been on ti‘?

teams the last two years. The veteran Baominhisthirdyear withtheba- oitanns. is rated a. fine ice almig- ist and likely wiildo mostcf e

master-minding from tne bench- mdieanons tonight, though, were that the ManagersJob would not go to sioulkzrmero, named am -

l d ‘Jfiofifi mucn about the idea of

er-rnanager. “fight-upped about his plane, Bo- varo woumnt ray who the club was lookmg 101‘ as Hart's successor. Bur. aoooromg to sources close to the reamoirechozoeseemedtolie be- tween nneae: Likely Candidates

Cooper Bmeaton, one time Phi‘.- lpnis. imaged‘ ln the N. H. L. fig semi-e‘: Talk is that Smeaton is

no l candidate.

Pit Loom . lonl-iime star with .wadiens in’; now doing now 'F'i‘€l1:‘.l1m€g8 Nefiven farm

in the Int-Am. Marie. But

£8111 is reported will to “w $7.3m“ soy-whoa mom-

. I $1801 Jolist. another

iensandonlyNli-gcal

YorkAmera

maninthNRLBut it’ soassofa 1:? u league—n

wanthg to 1d- ptrsnk" Patrick. brother of tester

bib HafluLi-tf ‘lily To NAKI IGMI. . flpousus, Hn-Sffikfltlvl

‘ho_‘°.?l"i1i moaliiflr? annual, .. é

last year and former

C p German a1

that he didn't want the Job ‘new. or Absence"

t. ' m. iesofsaufflestbeciubhasbeen tempting in anedfort to tout oi -

3'5’

being posed un told h1g1 about tem- hs had f nd h t- Bavanfs of ice to tell who

. He came storming terview with the caus-

d . "Oh no. I'm not lieved of my duties.

The manager

Btonl C. in wudiyfiinlm

' ens flounder-ed aroimd for

d .- the Iggbitants wound up o: the Canadian section.

Concordias Win a From Beavers

ho ended hi! N0 d‘!!! vereran w - fighting Verdfi-iin hlesfs of

th Quebec Bani , us? Nels Stewart. ‘forward ywim ow

Jfi. N. 8., Jan. 27- ted

hibitlcn hockey matdi, of a three-game series. d Saint

Ooncordias edge

301V!!! 2-1 tonight. The same mm: mm n.

turn to fit John for s. final

"will! 2 aoy=oowelzisfxuncf "

b

New Glasgow

Team Seeks Game Here

The C‘ 116V!

§m° Wednesday non. owing mg

uflslously arranged sobedme

£53. tube Rangers ugh be ungiglouw WP o l. CD611 ' land Senior league series with _b\Lmm&l‘8ld0 Crystals at the west.- n ern capital. Wednesday night they are soneaul to play in and

sourls Friday yolayhomwthe

on Crystals on home ice

o 1 MsoKinnonfelt, hue‘ accommodate

howe nlwy wold

the Nay Giacgow tea-m the second week in February and possibly ar- _5k-1p mnge (or a return game.

Both Confident

5m; and the Crys-

th Rangers talsarebiamfullofconfidenoefor thelrbemies operung nextt week, It

(he best of a nine series winners represen the in the Maritime nior

class shape by holding

ou e too are in the p of t. and ready for the hlstle that they 110W d

' MllyRlmSpeclLb

lcc n Sports At Montague Last Night

Good attendance and keen oom- -, tition marked ice sports held at

Montague rink last night W. H

. Poole wss announcer

while starter was W. R. Gu- riok with A. F- Campbell

WETE I

Boys, 10 years and under l. Alan Nelson. 2. Ieeming Allen, . 3. Don Campbell. 1. I Girls, 10 years and under H‘; 1. Coleen Maolean. ' 2. Joyce MacDonald. 8. Fern Stewart Boys, 10 to 12 years Barry MscLure. John MacDonald. Bertie Iannon.

mp.-

Boys. 12 to 14 years

. Clarence Gordon. . Clayton Nicolle, Murray Riv-

3. MIA: C1111‘. Girls, 12 to liyean

l. Betty Mcbellan. 2. Rena Reynolds. 8. Helen Grant.

Girls. 10 to 12 years

l. Nellie Clements.

2. Jean Duviir.

8. Edith Outhouse.

Boys relay race, two teams com-

peting.

Winning team, Bertie mnnon.

Machine. John MacDonald

-N-~

Barry and mar-once Gordon. team. Harold Stewart, Mao Clair, Clay-

ton Nicolle, Murmy River, and

Alan Nelson. 1n an exhibition one mile race

for adults the winner was Fete

Miiburn. Island Champion while

Dou las Nicholson we; second. Un otherwise mentioned the

above winners are from Montague. AnoiherfeatureIof the evening

was r. hockey ys rsoe. n Martin won first position while Ronnie MeDo Floyd ac-

nald and M kinnon finished in 2nd and 9rd positions uspsoti oly.

.__._Z...____. BOSTON. Jan. 2'! --(AP) —lou bers. former lightweight“

or. -

Am pion, half-blinded Pau year-old Inewiston,

te left and none’

th his mourn. t. hooks while coasting along to I. unanimous IO-round decision to- night before a 10,000 crowd at the Boston Garden.

officials piantonms "traintoth vveeterncap

A CAIN DEFEA 1" MONC TON JUNIO

“Prize k Bonspeil” Today ‘Brilliant Tna-gsing Attach? 1,

Of Local Squad‘ Pav&‘

Way For 10 - 2 Victflorgg?’ ii

The rue-supine Junior Boyl-ll. proving ma: um viotory or‘ MonclonWheatonswunoflnkesteppedoutagalnlast nightkflj another one-aided defeat. on the Monctonians as they ramped off ti’; Y

los with a 10-2 victory tucked under their belts. v

Shooting three goals in the first lion, accounting fw v the middle canto and then out-loo’ _ ' ' up round Royslswere never in danger of being overtaken at any Y f

their opponents 3-2 in the

lllulhllmsandpraefl “ wonasthoypleasedwlththscnekNei Brunswick team- ‘Uilll their mightiest, but. being nun-bis to oops I'll-ll

the‘ _ ' ‘- mam:---~" oftbslocgQ

youngster-I.

‘me name failed to produce the same hoard lotion as was title case in the fun ounter but mermaids incoming forwards

vnlihliflflfi SWIQ bodychecktnz when they did ride uuarters oppos- ing defencemexi. Twice Moncton

bu can handed out by hard-liming Willie MacDonald on the Royals de- fence but in each instance were able to return to the fray after receiving repairs.

IPor the first forty-two minutes of the game it looked as if young Johnny Davis in the Royals cage Bzagmizoing tomhawng‘ W310 visimm

er cos/t ~ gflflpg g after 102 minutes of ockcy behind him he was found for two goals in the last l8 min- uvtcs of the contest as the losers turned on desperate gang attacks in a lame but futile effort to cut 1min that Royals

m y built uo. On other hand Mellish in vhe Mono. $011 15M lgfldthflxonty goals scored on m t m 0 wo mmes but a.

t? in a

liar performance B3 he kicked out ium as many more shots that anbeared to have goal labelled all overtheml-lewas bylume busiest man on the lee,

Two minutes t}; m,”

the game young Pud Roach. who ‘Dlclfltd up six scoring Mints in the game. gave the locals a 1-0 lfldlllhefllfiaredflhedlmmhis own blueiine to race through the entire Moncton team and slib the disc into the cage. rm- tbe next fourteen minutes Whoa/tons held the Royals at bay as both goalies

came through with brilliant saves after

but Royal. struk is “Fhiitlock c “mu”

from ‘Drohor nd Roach

Trainer converting! Roaohu pang a minute and twenty seconds later bomivetheIooaJsaS-O leadat

tine end of the

mo. Jay soloed throuirh alone start of

‘fidu- miinutes um- the

quickly admin at the nine minute mark. with ‘Irainor firing home goal number five on passes from

his linemates and Roach getting

his second goal of the game on

ten seconds to the score to eatons during the session had looked plenty

82189 were“ flinishink up iiheir plays in s. anal scoring manner when obbor-tunity presented i .

The Monotonions finally broke

Roach his third goal of the same while 30 seconds later ‘Ilrainor

twenty feet out. Lin '

r.

the spell Davis was holding ovu- ihem two minutes iirom the stub

side the Royals line. But before

irétoTtél-iewtnioturc again as he peep,

:'_Coal. Davis:

Iérien lil °“no1°&°=" Mwmfirltw». was. Wheian " BUMIWARY Finl- Period ‘. “$5515.. ‘wnmfiiét. ” P Rlimdh) 1G " '7 17:42. Penalty: ‘rrainor. """’*‘* lecond Period 4. RAIN-IS.

Jmv 4:00. . .- 5. Royals. Trslnor (Whitloci, P. m) 05:17.? Villultlocklwilzdfl ' ‘ mm” 7. Royals. Coyle l0 00. Be es: . IMoConneU, MacDonald Third Period 8. wireatc . ‘ He) 2:00 ns Mcllarlans (leg.

a. ma... J. Roach (Steele) 4.1a, 1gb Royals P. Roach (Whitlock).

'11.' Royals wmuoox (Trainer)!

11:00

12.'Wheatons anon 11:30. Penalties: Corbett. Jay. i

_L0cal Man 111.com ngenious Machine For Sharpening Skates

This is a day of inventions and everywhere we look are new de- vices to do jobs faster and more efficiently.

Wihitlockb Tire Service have Just installed a machine for the grindin and sharpening of skates which the vary lates and it is understood the only machine of it's kind east of Montreal.

Skaters have been looking for something better in the matter of grinding facilities and this machine will do the very thing they have wished for. ‘Ibis machine grinds lengthwise along the skate and not across the blade. To get the hollow or concave grind the machine is equip ed with what is known as an in ustrial diamond, Mitch has the finest grinding quality of any tool known to mod- ern science.

The way you skate depends a great deal on the grinding cf your skates. and particularly in the case of children and beginners it ll most important that their skate blades are proper sharpened. If your skates have een ound by thei Ogill-flldthlglllltld meih of stone an a pay you to visit wnitlocku Tire Service and re- ce ve a danonstration of the lat- es method.