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F- . .. Montreal Mucous 1n the third and The turd game o, we C“, Lea, my“! “gm‘rsérwzfigbétbzfilguc Basketball schedule will be “‘ *‘ ' played tonight on the Y. M. C. A. '5" “w” moked '4“ “ha” a‘ ‘he floor play commencing at 8 o'clock. ‘Qmmlnm! “luck m“ “p u 3 mi The ttTih-‘Iliiing teams tonight l virtory ever the local sextette. lam ,1“, _.- m, and Rovem Both Au" Mm 15 “rm-lb ‘w’ Wfltilese aggregations are in splendid W51” 5 "New" am“- v"? w°°"'lcolll'ilion nlld both look forward .5739" “manned the" "“e"5w°‘t1» t..c lung end of the score in t0- efinY l!‘ 1N’ ma] 9955i‘)? wlflchjlllglltl-l contest. ’i‘ilis honor, how- was being contested ullm-r \\cst-.U,.L.,._ m“ 1m \\")l1 by one team 5m 711155- mwowahys 9F r°'w’“'_dS;'nllllle—uf course the ordinary man We" 3°91" lam“ m" 53"” “huslulld WOIIIUD knows thnt—but a bY Lane‘ ~' 1111"‘? m“ L m“ hQCTguod gurlle is assured so don't fail key leader. 4"" the speed and or-HO be m, hum V 8351194 °‘f':‘°1'~"“°“5 91*‘? °t M“ The blEilCilBl‘ capacity is lnrge chimpious-‘I’ scoring‘ ‘nlqsmn llllli the seats arc tilere for the stood the local defense on its hcud. ukmwfliue W“ tonight at the y_

Three goals were counted ill qllicl

r. Qliemive‘ against thel

succession by Hart, Loughlin and‘ Hnldersou and all came after cc . ‘bination attacks which the vi tors’ famous crlss-crcss passing- bouts ,were featured. Benedict was

not given a chance in the Jlflfilfetll! net to halt the deluge as the green- r ‘shirted champions bored in to the, goal mouth and let fly with the,

- puck.

‘Montreal fought back ganlely and managed to score equull} as smart a ggal us runny, genius-ll; by. Victoria, - arnlny 0t c ls cul- , ing Holmes ill the Victoria netl Wlnter jaunt, with a sniped drive on a pass out i from behind the net by Nelson NEW YQRK, Ne“ 17_ when Stewart, Montreal's centre player, the (lanudian I)ac1fic liner Em. recruited from the Cleveland ilfllil-‘pruss of Scotland steam; o“, o; l0"! l-Qflm- New York Harbor, Dec. 3. on her

LlfllH1D1~ ‘rollnll-ihe-worid cruise, she will Vkhrlll M°"tr°a|,carry one of the most unique

G03! groups 0i sportsmen that. ever sail-

Holmes - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ Belle-flicked ftlflll ill quest of thrills. ii.

DQ161169 ,wiii he the nlcnlilllrs of the “Round-

Lfllllhllll - - - - - - - - - ~ - - - ~ - -~ 3111"" tile-World Golf fllllb,” who, before

- ‘they l-ctllrll, will have cilased the

wet- whlte ball nrolllld courses in

Light Willi; tlvcnty diftvrenl, countries. ‘Corn-

Waiker .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. Bl-oadbentlllallller R. G. Latte of the Empress

l‘ Scotland is Honorary President

"’ of the club. Wllllfi! was organized

lasl January by Captain William

K idvaus, who is lln‘ ardent a golf iollnwcr 2L‘! hl- is a traveler.

Till‘ lllvn lll’ tlll- chub, according Kltcllill 'l lfrllltzl ll Evans, came to him

Cain while he was s ling around the Andersc- llowrey \vl.ld ‘two yours ago, and so en- Shgphafd Rfltllfililldfi’ Llllsi stic d". ‘le become over the

Referee-Co per Sm JLUil. .\lon-. Tlllill that 1.0 Hill working 011 the H.951’ l. Jrmutlon of d... club ;pon ‘his re- ‘turn. ' The pursoincl of the organ-

Depart on Empress of Scotland Dec. 3 for

‘Frederickson Left

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S- ViMARY ‘First Perio'.-—No sr-ol- lll-‘Pshill 58 Sl cnnd "'»~ried-— \'o score. l0? M10111 W1" Third f, ha. yl-rll". Ellrnllcd i. _ 1___v1cnVrla‘Hart_ guy) guilt-us iFOlI‘ America, 2_vw.m; w, LO “my 1,, lPTE-lli. , Sl-l. llrzd, lndia, Egypt, 3_vk, 0nd‘ Hal/M- . org)‘ lClllrln. iwlilfi Jiilliz. 4_M°"“°“]' Rmlwim‘ w $110!: ' 1y rol- the itol. by cm. sting with Epftill- call-ions loading clubs of Eur- lop. .lllr‘. the Olle-llt and the itiner- Oavr ' u,“ 16_k.1{@,qmr Kll- ullt illii$i ic-nibllck wielders will be rl-a, stair-Wilts‘ wing player in tllrrthrngatsts this winter of golf or- ty Lemme mat yam-I has y;g_,@qygzl'lllrl'i0ns above and below the A ¢hwyymr tmvmct Wm, the Ol-l |ll£iL0i‘ “East of Suez" and "West u“ 561mm“; hockey 19mm {of Sulllnrkund.“

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This is the FURNACE that has . been given such satisfaction for a great many years.

Call, write or phone us about four heating troubles.

Fred H. Trainer

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'aiso here during the short time . he spent in each place while en

ilatln grew rapidly ..\t1 its mem- LlOW nearly 150. forty| .i"l{6 the trip this,

the club arc Englandhliruins 62 pins.

Johnny Brown To Fight Chick Suggs

HALIFAX, Nov. 17—-Nswport Johnny Brown, accombanfed by Bernard O'Neill, Halifax promoter. arrivgd in the city on Sunday b! automobile and left yesterday morning for Halifax. Brown is a very popular, hard hitting, scienti- fic boxer and has been matched to fight Chick Suggs, champion featherweight of New England, at Halifax on Monday night next. Brown is a favorite in Halifax where during the past few mgnths he won four fights and regarding his coming bout, he said yester- day that although he will find a hard proposition in Suggs he ex- pects to win. Newport Johnny‘ is in the pink of condition. He is a boxer who keeps in good shape at all times and loses no opportunity to work out. He continued his

training stunts at Bangor. Mo" and

route to Halifax and will finish training in Halifax this week. He recently kayoed Corellie at Boston, and remarked that after his bout with Suggs he would like to show his wares in Saint John before re- turning to the States.

V ’ . Y. M. c. A. sowuuc.

Oddfel lows League.

Majority for Ever-Readys over Sailors 79 pins. ‘Scores are as follows:

Eve r-Readys. 50 175 147 171 108 178

140 150 158 181 84

T. Sentner F. Adams A. MacEacheru .. . H. McKay . . . . . . S. lFrench

601 713 729 2043

Total

Scrubs. H. Rodd .. . . . . . . .. 162 G. Leitch 124 K. Burhoe . . . . . . 132 lC. Manson 125 .H. Laptborne 188

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100 118 106

98 137

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The Day of the Prise Shoot in the York Club is an Event; it is a holiday not only for this settle- ment but also _for several surround-

g. This year’ it was bigger and bet- ter than ever and the large num- ber firing made it very difficult to get all through before the short day was done. When firing ceas- ed all returned to the York ball whermtha ladies were in waiting with tables laden with good things to eat.

After all had fared sumptuous- ly, the Club Secretary. i. M. Brown took the chair and called the meet- ing to order, when the following short program was excellently ren- dered, Miss Rena Wood capably supplying the music. - Opening Cborus—O! Canada. Violin Solo~Misa Helen Wood. (encored)

The Chairman than read the list of those who bad donated prizes and in the name of the Club thank- ed them for their generosity, drop- ping the hint to the Club that tile names as follows would be found over the entrance to their several places of business:

Moore d: ‘McLeod Ltd., Mr. G. M. Moore, C. W. lPatteraon, Stun- ley, Shaw dz Peardon. A. Horne & Co., Mr. R: V. Longworth, Mr. E. G. love, Mr. W. D. Cooke. lVir. S. G. Moore, Mr. A. O. F. Gill, Dr. J. C] McDonald, Mr. Milton Ves- sey, Hon. Leonard Wood.

Remarks by Mr. Peter Brodie.

Then followed the distribution of the Brown Prizes to the younger shots.

Winners Shoot July 8th.-—1s.t. Peter Proud, 2nd. Wm. Watts, 3rd. James Proud.

Winners Shoot July 15th.—1st. A. 'E. Phillips, 2nd. James Proud. 3rd. H. Taylor.

Song by Mr. “Roland Philiipson.

Prizes in the ladies match were then drawn, the lucky lady corn- ing forward and selecting her choice.

Winner Score Lady Drawn A. 0. F. Gill, 45 Mrs. G. W. West. Alf Doyle, 44, Mrs. A. ~E Phillips.

G. W. 'West. 44, Mrs. E. Hardy.

G. M. Moore, 43, Mrs C. W. Mel-

iett.

lDr. L1. C. McDonald. 43, Miss

Pearl Vessey.

G. H. Jones. 43, Mrs. A. 0. F.

Gill.

Harry Vessey, 43. Mrs. Ira

‘Brown.

“B. ‘R. Brown. 43, Mrs.

Henderson. - Wm. Watts '42, Mrs H. L. Prowse P. J. Landrigan, 42. _Mrs. P. J.

Landrigan.

l. M. lBrown,

Brodie. ,9 R. V. Longwortb. 41, Mrs. Frank

Watts. ISolo by Miss Rena Wood (en-

cored.)

Harry

42. Mrs. Peter

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the splendid enthusiasm in the

Club while regretting that the

short day made it necessary to

change certain shooting rules and

that in all cases this had not seem- ed as fair as had been at first in-

tended; number firing, the largest

he spoke of the large- ln the a

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selves Good Sports and to keep up the good work,‘

The Main Prizes were then dis- tributed, the winner coming for- ward and from a well displayed list choosing his own:

Name

P. J. Landrigan

G. M. Moore

R. V. Longworth

Peter Brodie

G. W. West .

J. H. Judson Elmer Brown

S. C. Moore

Ollie Brown

Alf Doyle

Geo. Watts .. F. H. Watts . . . . . . . . . .. Dr. J. C, McDonald H. L. Prowse

Elmer Jenkins I. M. Brown

W W. Stewart .. Harry Vessey H. Watts PODe Cook Peter ‘Proud

G. H. Jones . .. C. W. Meliett ..

Jas. Proud

B. R. Brown .. . Arthur Vessey . Earl Taylor Claude Carroll Gordon Brown H. Court

R. Phiilipson . H. Henderson . A. ‘E. Phillips .. H. Taylor Walter Gill

After this a vote of thanks mov- by Mr. Elmer Jenkins was tender- ed the ladies for their excellent supper and as a final for the sea- son a friendly match was arranged

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NOVEMBER 1

Prince Edward

GEORGE FITZMAURICE A ‘

Production . Ladies!

Toni? ‘goof-r “mo 11.4; MATlNEE-Qdo. m. NIGHT-Ah, 26c» 16c.

He'll steal your ' hearts- he knows how! Come -— watch him!

Dlvens fight the perilous China

seas for pearls. s

to be fired on the York Range on Saturday afternoon. November 21. City members vs. Country as fol- lows: City—G. M. Moore, R; V. Lonsworth. A. 0. ls‘. Gill. s. c. Moore. Stewart Moore, P. J. Land- Piflfln. -E. G. Love, J. H. Judson, E. Benton, Elmer Jenkins. .C0\lntry— Dr. McDonald. G. W. West. W. D. Cook. B. R. Brown, Harry Ves- sey, Elmer Brown. Ollie Brown, P. BPOIUB. J. M. Crockett and G. H.

The efficient Club Captain, Dr.

126 143 124 104 209

in. LePage ...... .. 19o 1x5 A. McAulay .. .. J. Hearn

C. Sample

132 136

i 803 706 678 . . . . . 2182

Senators.

142 116 156 107 .. 121 . MoEachern 122 160

765 6G0 819 224

Total . . .

L. O. C. BOWLING.

Last night on the L. O. C. al- leys the spectators were treated to one of the best games rolled this season when the Anchors de- feated the Stars by 14 pins.

J. Callaghan rolled highest ain- ‘gle of 262 pins. B. Poole had high-

‘, Following are the scores:

A N-OH O RS. 1 3 202 175 201 163 202 2654

180 W. Happeny 164 E. Essory .. P. McMahon

Total

STARS.

W. Coyle 176 J. A. Bentley 178 F. Douoette 211 F. McCarey 156 167 J. Callaghan 178 282

Total 2840

Tonight Pressman s. Csrmody Five at 7 o'clock sharp. Barbers vs. All Comers at. 8.80.

CAVLATHUMPIA LEAGUE

180 150 11s

A very interesting game was rolled on the L. O. C. alloys int night between the Benedict: and Sheiks. the latter winning out by n. mafority of 228 pins.

BINIDIOTB. B. Davies ......... 118 P. Clarke 109

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672 558 Total 191$ H. Whitlock had high single of

254 also high total of i564 pins. 130215-1-

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J. C. McDonald then gave a. short

Jones. A hubby gathering then dispers-

147 address in which he referred to ed after singing the National An. 73

Foster Ice Hockey - With Boston Boys

BOSTON, lNov. 17.—An attempt to foster ice hociue-y amon-g the Boston school boys, as .18 means of obvia-ting the necessity for im- porting Canadian stars foul bhe amateur game in this country, wlilll the lmade my the Boatlon Athllle-iiic Associm. .. according to Albert Geiger, chairman of the athleililc committee, who left today I01‘ lbhe A. A. U. convention rln Pittdburgp- The offildial declared he would at.- tenlpt to interest the A. A. U. in his lp/lanls, which call for tihe reten- tion of a regular coach to give in- struction to any Boston schoolibo)’ lwho desires to lpluy, Th9 arena, here will lbe turned over to the schoolboy sessions on certain days Should the plan go through, ‘he said. and the school-boy lnlovelmlent may lbe made national

“We have begun all wrong ‘in ioc hockey in the United "States." Geiger declared. ‘The bringing of Canadian scams to American teams has undermined our whole system. Giving lmcll jdbs and inducing ohelm to coma in the States to malke up hockey teams 1g all wrong. The proper method is to teach lth youngsters."

Football Player

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 17—In Charles -J. Urban. tackle on the- Pennsylvania freshman football eleven, which has just finished an undefeated season, the Red and Blue gridiron squad has s nail minister. This was discovered yel- terday when the husky 6 foot B giant appealed to Clark Craig. yearling coach. to lot him report late for practice. es it was neces- ssry for him in offlciate a: the burial of one of his parishioners.

It appears that Urban, nicknam- ed "Charley My Boy" by his team-

_' mates bu s. church under his care.

Outside of the university he is known as Rev. Urban, pastor of the Grace Angelica! church, and’ has all the duties of any other preacher to attend to besides so- ingl to classes and playing foot- - a .

According to the freshman coach es be has a. great future. Coupled with a genuine desire to play the game. even though s little llnon ant of the fundamentals, he is big and learning fast. it is even said he possesses greater possibilities than Thurman, Penn's All-Ameri- can tackle of 192i.

Urban or lnaliy hailed from Mickletbn, 3.. but went to, Schuylkill Seminary at Resdinsr and nut s Methodist church in that‘ town for bout 10 ye ' ‘

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Motor-Paced Race In Madison Garden

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NEW YORK, Nov. 17—-A motor-f paced race will be one of the nt- tractions in the sprint cycling car nival to ‘be held in the New Madi- son ISquare Garden on Nov. 28, as: a preliminary tothe opening of the- six-day bicycle race at midnight on Nov. 29. Announcement was made yesterday by John M. Chapman. race manager, that George Chap- man, American motor-paced cham- pion. and Vincent Madonna. ital- ian star, have been signed for the motor-paced match. The first to he held indoors.

The capacity of the new Garden will be just twice as large as that of th_e old Garden. Where 7.000 seats were available in the olli arena for cycling races, the new Garden will have s seating cnllll- city of 14,000. However, stlllldoes in the old Garden often brought the attendance to 12.000.

A conference between Alf Goul- let and Chapman was held yester- day. but without result so far as G-Oullefs entry for the six-day race is concerned. The Newark veteran is said to have demanded a price never before paid a six-day rider.

Mlnard’: Lfnimont for Distemper.

Fashion's playground. A polo match of picked beauties- biondes vs. brunettes in bathing

cults.

Society splendor. An aeroplane

honcymdon’.

' . The undersea dance-symbol of men's eternal quest.

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'Frisco‘.s Bohemia-and Haw- aiian Dancing maids performing In an artist's studio. ‘ I O I _

The most astounding revelation 0f Pflillllfllity and beauty con- ceived.

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and a cask oi Hollywood's most beautiful peaches. AdaPmd by Frances Marion from Leonard Merrick’: novel, "The Worldings."

FOX NEWS -- TOPICS OF THE DAY -- ORCHESTRA

FILM DELAVED—The

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Edward, has been delayed in tfillhl ' sit ‘and will not arrive until 6.30: this evening. An enlergellcy profl -\ FRIDAY-SATURDAY NOV. 20-21. I

Bram will be shown this afternoon

and the advertised program this evening and tomorrow. 0120-18-16 l -

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RAW CARES FOR VETERANY PLAYERS

No manager in baseball fakes better care of his veteran rpliayere, than John McGrnw. Any athlete who has served McGl-mvg well need’ not worry about a good minor lee1| glue berth when his lpln-yllng daysl are over. Hank Gowldy wii1 max-f" years manage Columbus. of 0118i Amc-rlican Association and next. your. lig is said, Mooraw is arrsnp’ in: in put ‘Heine Grub iil charge o!‘ r191‘ '-