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S E Eli S T il' HAVE STARS MEET AGAIN

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lylcLarnin Mandel] Bout is Satisfactory. _

QHICAGO, Ili., Nov. 'l-So satis-

mtnry was the 10-round bout be- mm sammy Mandell and Jimmy yubamm Monday night that Paddy an-mlm, boxing lmpressarxo of the gllleago Stadium, is seeking a re-

gurh match betwcm me pair. _ The State Boxinr Commission re-

vealed 19,534 fans paid $88,698.19 to ,ge the Vancouver Irishman win the decision from the lightweight cham- pion. It was the most successful fis- dc attraction. financially from the “ng standpoint, ever staged indoors in Chicago.

rnnl.ii,ii Piicllci

This afternoon the Abegweits will

hold what will probably be tho lu; l°0l'l1Hll Practice before the big game with Acadia on Monday. Yesterday m0St of the team was out for a good lively workout on the dry s¢¢tl°n, 0| the field. Today tl-lol-¢ la M “Hon Why every msn shouhi not be to tbs- fore and make a real Practice of it. Remember, 4.45 at the C. A. A. A. grounds. |

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' mercisi league games ret roiiea uusl B rd F

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when' the smoke had cleared away

' I Plennel ds Chandlers. It ~ b Q S S 3 rear Pr:/was Bros. met and defeated: tr0ng 1 O r

‘ ’ _ ° _ _ -nn. .un up u. u.. 1.128 nm fy? Hockey Honors 3

_' 'QU1 ' Prowse Bros. emerged victorious, l -

Scores.

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T N B Nov 'l-Amherst

F ix' `Fe______'| ___ Chlndlen ' _will make another laid for the hockeyl

* ture Decided City Title ,_, ,,,,,,,,

_ F ' E. Callaghan ..

or Season V. ............. __ _.I..

Danes iootbsu and superior weight, this half, Queen square snowed the msec to u consistent and.-estennineal sag

offence in the final i of tg

S0n .. 150

205

_ _ __ 184 1.,2‘_grcatly weakened by the lass of John-

_185'soii Fraser, stellar defence man, what 224 lwaa recently transferred by the Royal l 206 Bank of Canada to Montreal, it ___lfelt that his position might be taken 992'by that veteran Hector Grlmlcy,

G. Arsenauit .. ..... 220 C. Connolly .. ..... 172

e. by working... great bm line _ '

_*lm* vw 1'- PGN-118 game, that `nearly spelled

flliimpionslllp of the central section M. A. H. A. this winter. Although

[who played defence win the inde-

Guardian Angels

Wins From l

Live Wires

An interesti.ng bowling gsm; took

P1509 Weill-l1¢-\¢!y ln the Charlotte-

town Alleys between the Guardian

v 1 “angels” and the C. N. 'rel h

l esrso

,Widow Grail-‘an --...... w.....~ n. ...,...-» ,..,,.,.,,,,

Bought by Woman

out by 66 pins.

_ "Live Wires"

1» un hss sin-red in with the ti-snsierllj' Rn" " 153 "7 1"

_Ia rrsinor .. in lsr av

pfornership of one of the oulstand _A_ Foster __ ___ __ 152 136 137 W °““l”’l'l“°’°‘° Wl‘l°‘” G'““‘”"‘rt. si.-sinsn .. iai im :oz

|.00’ir. ~ The six-year-old daughter of Grai- .

faced so brilliantly this season, for the Hartford reinsman. Will Hod-

I llnnhil r

'°” "“ "ld °' le" ‘mls “K” bllll-1. vessey .. isa no iso

Lord as Woodman to Mrs Chas F

.Power .. 179 178 isa

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` "ld ll” ’“‘“° ls “°W at melt: Connors ._ ss iis as

;::i’e1<i1"alrorounusinthssiubisl,,,_ Hmm __ “_ m. M bi Townsend Ackerman slung with M Carmichnl __ 155 IM 243

*tier Win, 2.01’/ii Iiarkspur 2.06%

| K. sjsitsck to hold them to the one

',rbisl-.. .. ms'

\|,nyR.oya.l and Tm it Widow, which

dlifs rugby same. earned for west ri

Kent School the city interscholastic, th

championship and the McMillan Tro-| h

Dhy. The set-to-between Queeril many opportune plays that might

Square and the former, ended in a h

six to t.hree score. I square boys were not the only 'ones T The field yesterday resembled al to suffer in this way, ss west xent.W- 1'

8 "S641 DiS. Whlifh made good ball lost many golden chance! in a. likem hllldlilll and long runs out of the m

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q estlon.

The game, although played on 5

heavy surface, was one of the most llliere-Stiiig and spectacular of the season. Both teams were very even- ly matched, but the tough going on a heavy field soon told on the lighter Q\l¢¢1'i Square rugbyists. who weak- ened~ after fifteen minutes of play in the last half. From this on they were mostly on the defensive, but by herculean and gamely efforts they were successful in stavlng off the W.

touch lead, , Q“¢¢I\ Bilulfe b0y8 were as glorious

In defeat as their opponents were ln Vl¢i»0i'i’- Their gallant and courage- ous fight at all times during the fray was pralseworthy. Their football too was of an exceptional calibre, especi-I my the hi-.ii and quarter lines, which' shaded to s great extent the workl

of their rivals. The forward, also struggled with might and main; in

isaster for their opponents on more

all and l>00i‘ f0°ilI\K lost for them

ave ended successfully. Queen

an one occasion. But a slippery Tom " ' ' '

Prowse Bros.

anner. This half ended 3 all- with P'

Queen Square forcing their opponents P'

- to e safety rouge at the whistle.

_N25 pendent team, of 1920-21, and who

_last year coached the Digby Ravens-~

Laking his young team into the Nara I

_ 'Scotia hockey finals. stsvis Ester-'

__ 1-11 115 200 brook, one of the scoring aces of, the l

_ 233 190 lgllcentral section, has also been lostl

. Henry 144 201 155;i° Amllefsi- HS he WHS °fl€f¢d H P05- ;

Mamma __ _ 181 209 130 ltion i.n Saint John early in the spring ,

233 225 152;a.nd took advantage of the chance io;

... gain employment. While both Fras-I

‘ly GW' 2-°*l? W°‘lii°"‘°’°~ 2'°9"‘.'rstsi ._ isis

E: the other horses owned by the'

|rs.ming'hs.m sportswoman. I Widow Grattan is the first of sev- Ihal fast record horses which are to l ange ownership this fall. Hazel-

%, 2f00li and Volomiig, 2.0311, from

Cox stable, are going to the New

_lrorlr suis and most likely Dewey Me. Qmiey, 2.01%. ` Walt/er Carson is going to send _eweét Echo. z.os~1/. In the old <sisry_l and plso _from the Brusie stable is 'pina Cspiwi stock, aussi. Public l ` uncement of these campaigning

when for the world‘s foremost] suction of trotting-bred stock lmsi _not been made, but it is expected, this week. _ Eueltou as a racing proposition

has very little value. not because he himself is through, for he is not, but for the reason that here in America the earning capacity of a fast class Potter is limited. This is not as it should be, but unfortunately it is a lui.

There are now enough low record lmtters for a season-long series of ness, but unless thcre is a right- lboutface in policy of track managers Clie horses which should draw best at i-lie me will have few ensasemeiii-r~ What a condition. when the owner °f A trotter such as Walter Dear, is faced with the prospect of racing him “ily occasionally next year and then

Highest Single Murray Carmichael 243 Highest intal, Wm. Power, 425.

NOTES Evidently the telegraph had some

wire trouble, and lacked some of their

ml speed.

"Pat" Power seems proud of the Guardian team, and why not?

Aubie seems to like eggs.

Ev, says she just cs.n't get the four

pin .

Congratulations Murray. We didn't

think it was in you.

Ralph was heard to say "1‘m doing

the best I kin."

The "Cossack" failed to put in an appearance. Better “Buck” up-

Under the junction of New Bridge ghd Queen Victoria. streets, London.

-are two railway tiulnel-S. B f00i» D93'

senger subway and I. iUi\!i¢l 101' E" mains and telephone and other cables.

After hanging for nearly 45°

years in the tower of the H2855' bury Church. 11931' Weslmmswr' England, h one-ton bell has Jil-Bi

for small purses.

been taken UOWD l~0 be l`e°”"'

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tor tae pmeni we have esisbusbsa sur oniso me

Show-room In Auld Brothers building N0. 58 Fitsr°! 511105

Phone N0._ 500.

We have also arranged to

supply accessories, parts and

tires from our mm building on l"l¢l\‘°¥ SUCH- .illll ll’°“l“| the corner from our old Show-room.

We have some partially bumed used cars and ¢l'll°¥l

which we will sell to you at your own Pi'l°°-

We also have one Oldsmobile 6, one Pontius 6. llI_:__°|"

Dviile Sedan, used cars which were not ln the nre. 08° will be sold at a very low price. _ .

In addition to one new Coupe which was not in the ,I

50-00550-O-O-O

Ire. we have two new Sedans and one new Four-passen¢_e: 0

' coupe which were partially b\1rn¢¢l» All °i *l‘”*.“’lll _

sold at an extremely low Pfl¢° li' °l’ll°l' 'lm' W’ '"7 '° money with which in pay our debil-

T0 THOSE WHO OWE US _

liiher on bool: account or on notes. We ask Nl 10 l’°ll°'° that we have lost nearly everything we owned ll! lll‘°- lll' auranee covers a very small part of our loss. ll we are ev¢P Able to start business slain. it will be because !°\l “ll” l”

by paying your account at once. wil !‘l¥|_l'il 1°" lm” °°

their due date.

We have decided to continue in buslnoss. 'l'h0\l|h (hu

wui be some possible only by the assistance we set INN °"’ debtors and the amount of salvage we may tale out of thi _

flreruius.

Wa wish here to thank all

mm they have dons us in the but sed all I °°"*\°““"_”

0! same for the future.

W. IB. Provvse fd Solis `

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our eusiomors lor them!!! .

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iwi the fast race set by them in the first half seemed a little too mu¢h_| This was noticed in the last _ten min- utes of the game, when they began to slow up.

West Kenters are to be heartily

¢°i1_8ratulated in their great win yes. terday and the annexation of the interscholastic title. They played hard rurby throughout the series ana' deserve all the goodthiiigs said with' l'¢8ll‘d to their prowess. l

mr: scoaas

west kent kicked on; the bsii s-ssl

returned by Reardon, fast little quar-T ter back. Cox, after a nice run onl iii° kick. min booted the bsu into| Qllten Square territory, where it was quickly-taken. out by rust dribbling. 0n_ the part of the purple and white forwards. The advance continued into _West Kent territory until the fl" yard line was reached, where a battle royal took place. Scrum after scrum failed to change the complex. ion _of things, with West Kent mainly ¢llfl°l»V°'fliflnK to clear the lines and their opponents as equally determined to carry the ball over the touch line. However, the purple and white were not to be denied, and after five min- utes of consistent bombardment, R.. Bradley. tucked a loose bell under his wing to buck over the line, with the remainder of the team behind him. The try was not converted. ' With the resumption of play, Queen Square again took the offensive, to work the ball to within scoring dis- tance of another try. On the scrum- up, Reardon almost went over for the second count, but the wet ball slipped from under his arm to be _dribbled by West Kent to the Queen Bquare twenty yard line, where Keith Acorn, playing a whale of a half line gamefor West Kent scooped the oval lhzbuttef his way to within two yards of .his objective. Here, West Kent made the best of a_heavier scrum, by heel-

lng_out perfectly and finally pushing lflillierover the line for a tyin/gl score. This try was also uneonvertedl

During .the remainder of play inl

SECOND HALF

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907 1005 g75 er and lxterbrocks were leading scor-'l

Tom __ _____ _____3g4gler.': on the Amherst line last seascnf

ltliere are many of ,the veterans who

~ Majority mr Pmwm Bm5_ 33 pl,-lS_lwill appear this winter, while sev-

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In the second half, West Kent, at-

Commerclal M380, gm-les l,¢nlght_‘eral younger candidates will be out

tending strictly to business, opened 1 p_ m_ Holman, vs Telegraph Co_lto make a regular birth on the lineup.

a hot offence and before five minutes Of Dlay. had the purple and white Guardian pul,_ Cn, kicking and dribbling to saveterri- _____;

tory, which was being repeatedly tak- 0

8.30 Stanley, Shaw és Peardon Vs

Louis Farrow, rated by many as

______ _ _ theoutstandlng goalie of the Marl-

tlmes ill still be in the nets. with

e coaching. of the team, and they W

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en from them. After about fifteen no doubt `,,»¢ amply 1-ewan-led fhrzwhitney Lynch as regular under- mlllllies Of fl-15866 football, West Kent mel, ego,-l,,_ Queen square guyely ln study. Douglas Elderkln, a hard-hlt- went irit/o the win column, when B, gl-eh; little aggregation. ting defence man. “’ll0 made E200

Queen Square quarters fumbled is Slippery bali, which was quickly

last winter, will be back with ihr

Duffy and Peters, on Q. S S. hall team. Pairing up with him will be

nabbed by Cox, who went over in a llne; Reardon ht quarter and Robin,ll-iector Grimley, Frank C1'an:oi»_- or iimsle of arms and legs. This ended Bradley and Trainor, were the out-;Maurice Chapman. Cranton. L`=:s1<l¢S the scoring for the afternoon, al- mmdlng players on the purple and doing pitching duty during Ilia llwugh West Kelli °ame`Wll-llln BC” white team yesterday. while the re-'summer months, i.lirows`a fast blade cf adding further counters to their mglndor of the squad worked hard’ih the winter time. Both he and

tally' every minute of play.

The line-ups follow:

Q~ 5- S- W. K. S. Ftlllblolf

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year. Chapman has shown good form

Taylor, fast full back of West Kent, in intermediate ranks for two seasons.

seemed to have no trouble in handi- ._ Telfer Harrison, although recently

I. Berrigan . . . . . . . . . . . . ... A. Tlylor mg the greasy ball yesterday. 1-Ie'injiu'ed when he cut his knee with

_ I-Ialves received long punts and difficult drib-lan axe, will be in shape for his Old

R._Arsenault F. Pickard hles like an old timer; and his kick berth at centre when the snow flies.

J- Duffy K. Acorn lng was exceptional. Nelson Tucker, burly little wing man, , and Bert Corbeam

Joe Peters W. Tuplln ____ ' is ready to hold down his position at l Cleghom Lg a former centre on W. Coyle .. ... ...

risht wins. While Di1f1=““ Cl‘l5l1°l“" ,Canadiens of Montreux. and isierl

Qll‘*l`l°l‘3 half line in himself. His heavy tack- plans upon turning out to make the 3 mmagcl- of the plltshul-gh ph-htgsl 94 l - .

mm ,hu wmten Cmholm was not _ Denneny for _,em was ‘ wing m,,,,|Tbtsi .. .. soes

. il-sod la-‘lb Winter- A115131!! Ripley. L65- l with the Ottawa Senators and last

-‘\~ Blamlllfd --------- Fiizsei-sid __ , ter Bickert:/n, and my Chapman, Iyenr msg,-ed defense with Montreal V~ Kelly of Stars- hish Slnals- 279

G* Mllmgghall H- Ll\Pl»l'l0l`l1e Keith Acorn was almost an entire

J- R°“"l°n B~ C0* ling, long puntsand terrific plunges A. Gaudet B. Foster gegturud ln both pu;-1955 of the game.

Chapman were out of hockey lastl

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L. OF C. BUVVLING _

1 Last night on the Leaguealleys an

leacitlng game was rolled between

P R N A E B _the Stars and A.erts. The Stars win- Ell ' s 5! ling out by a small margin of 143

_ l pins. Vincent Kelly rolled high single

E _ 0.' 219 and also high tml or 127

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Odie Cieghorn, Cy Den-

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Pineau .. . Creighan ._ .

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l MONTREAL. Nov. 1-_'ri~uee form- I er stars in the National Hockey

_League teslay wcer added to the

leagues staff of referees in the per- W _me

lscns of Odie Cleghorn, Cy Denneny 1;_______;

C:fj'le .. Renahan . . ... Tierney ._ .

"Sta.r~s“

R. Duncan ,.

142 172 198 173 230

915

190

25

250 197 216

1044

Total 2923

213 164 112 205

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Forwards His team halves, Lapthorne, Tilli- three of last year`s players,, will all Canadiens and Toronto St. Patsl Bild 8150 l`»l8l`i i0i»-il Of 727~

R' Bradley ' ' ~ - ~ - - - Blllwlsl-le lin and Pickard, were also very good, lx., out for the leil, wing berth, with , Inow thc Malpe Leafs) prior to man I

E- R°\=i11 M¢D°n=1d the latter showed up wen in tightnsiokerton ss s possible miie: in aging s t:sn-i in the Csnsdisn pm- No.3 and Nb. 4. i-sus tonight

J. Mclrinis Morris ,ll»,u,,ll0m_ _ contre loo, In addition to this trio, _fesslonal league. 8,15 sharp. '

Docclty While, another promisingi f ' 'I

J, Tralnor S. Kennedy

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ll'°m lllm lll U Veal' Uf l'W°- although his commercial duties may! f*__ him.; -$1 2', ___ F' :»__f€;;

Chief or Police Birtwhistie sid his ____ keep mm from mkmg ,ml ln thc, l-nl'/4,

best to keep grown-ups from crowd- The Kennedy brothers and Hlllier ___c1_eduIed “mei ‘ _r . .43 l ing the touch lines yesterday. But were lowers of strength on the W. K- I _ ff ' / »__. _-1. _

J' M°I."“l"‘ A' K°’“‘°‘lY, Fitzgerald. the dimuniiive W~ K- S~|y-sungster. weighing nearly iso rounds I IW ' ' £5: 3z?;,' A~ Chlllmall Hull" illiifier ba-Ck. lacks size and weight. may attempt senior company. George l .fr

J. McTHglle ... . . ... .... . . . . Wilkins but made up for this in gameness andiTate of Caledonm Ont__ is B newCom_ | _'///_ Ref¢f°°-W- -7- M°D°“=ld beadwork. This boy. taking his 512° er in town. 'rats wss ionneiy in the I f _.-,/ __ .

into cmrideraiivn. ir in e cle-as l=v`o. _H-._ A. and it is understood that E ,fy-‘_;__/_,, _

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one might as well try teachingahorse S. forward line. The latters score in In the last five years, Amherst has . _ 'I

to pray. Persons who should know the first half was one of the D1U'3l<i’~worl the sectional title on four dll- IL;/_,_ _

better insisted, notwithstanding the Dliiya 0! U19 diy- Chief's urging. to "keep back or get .l

ferent occasions. They conmiencecl their winning streak in 1925, repeat-

up in the stand." NUW 1°’ A°l“lla and Balm' Dun' ed in 1928 and went into the Mari- ` . '~ .__ stan's tomorrow afternoon. Fred tlme semlglnals W-lm Sussex ln 1921 The flavgf of H, & N, Black All GXBMDIU Slwilld be mlde of Kelly' l°l'm°l` Abegwell' allll sunt In 1928 the Oxford Cults won the sec- Twist is cured in--y0u']l some of the smart fellows; and lets Dunsim l°°ll’“ll “nd l‘°“k°y _ ‘l'“"-ftion, but in 1929 Amherst again won. have the time of your

hope lt wlll be 5oon._.5hy tomorrow and now coach of Acadia, is br1ngiiig_omy to be 005000 by the fasl Bath- _ “fe trying to chew it aftgmnon when Acadia, und saints over a strong and well balanced team mst 0e,m_ out Ask for it and

meet. ' in order to make a. clean-up over the _ I ‘_

.___ week end. However, such may not be Backville and Mount Allison will i CTl_\0y y0Ul'S€lf»

pollce ln cha,-ge should be given the the case. Abegweiis and Saint Dun- have teams in the central section. _

Bubhorlly to -'Wally' each and every stan'a were never in better conditlon,_The Sackville squad will be the el1mC _ /\__ _____‘¢.'_

on, 0,, me gum Thu mlgm, have 3 and although somewhat lighter, es-_as lust season according ta advance _ _=.__\;__/~;_';';,___ 'I_\lfll"If.Ȥ,`..__'_-' _,f\_" _

tendency to stop the dlsgrhegful pecialiy the latter, are neverthelesslreports, with Wr_v. Amos. Siddall- j wifi; tg 0; 4]'/.’

__ the entire route. team stalwarts, Mount A. will again __

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Mule the hi h scar- ' >;l‘r ~ i:<~lll'A \\.

0,-owdlng of me ll,-,,,_ - prepared to travel at top speed over MacAllister and Johnston as the ‘ /’ "fy_7,/'M ____\,/Q7?) (wr

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Lou Campbell, coach of the cham~ __ bf* led by Blll l'» 3 _ _-f _...Ls ,_

plon5_ dese,-V05 every pl-.|50 for tha Abegweits will clash with the'el- of the section in 1929, The for- - -

mer Campbellton player is planning

manner in which he has tutored and Amdllns On M°l'“llY» Afmlstlw Dill’-_

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or this lf0 the Dm °f ll'i9li‘ 001183' lfi Ofdei' W oalle but they expect to find a man

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