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NOVEMBER 1 1928

THE Cl'|ARL(YI"l`ETOWN GUARDIAN _ __ _ .’___

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Flennell 6; Chandler McI.eod’s staged a

last frame in the

A KNOCKOUT ROMAN J

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ON THE

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Maulerl"

l -"rheaull cr the Pwnc," 'at one time within an ace of

winning the world’s heavy- weight championship from Jack Dempsey, may once again get a chance to climb into the realli square with the "Mousses

for .the losers B. I-lugg Doyle bowled well as

of the men.

Games like this are

league and is bound

The Guardian Publish Carvell Bros., though C

their men to show up,

are getting used to the

game. The match was Guardian by a majority

l ¢ rtl At Home And broad

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ml- °~‘-“ ost. Dunstans And Bull A cl _g

Prince Of ii/ales May Return To 1

The most colorful ,hgh

_ world has ever known,

pressed a desire to' once

his. Blu re- nty

Flrno ill

nothe

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COMMERCIAL BOWLING '. Hnal thirty minutes. Frase

certainly go-

ter the has ex_

bring

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I ° ° NEW YORK. Oct. 31-Ears thatserviccs for one more battle. The F Tltle of Island Great ‘listen at cauliflower key-holes aremogul of Madison Square Garden

'tingling these days to whisilllfirlilsl-°>'Kl1n~Bhy no\v__ whsn drequests for

' dl te th t of Luis guarantees oi t at n are shoved

F In B Halves’ X;1gt'¢1mFil?;o, prgsrieerdlii? business in his lace. Tex is still a bit punch

man of Buenos Aires, and William drunk from the financial beating

P in su erb football in the first am whi ed his aggregation into Dem so actor and Coll he wok when he guaranteed Tun.

E I’lay_Tie Came Sqalirecl Circle

pi-l .

Drawn Battle Yesterday Gives Local * Jack Dempsey_ dntl Luis Angel Firpg

11 ' 1 c 11 'le ; c0nside¢Rccn¢e.rics Prize Ri"g»

‘ lay E D 8 B. DP Harrison p y. ~ all and throwing up a stubbomchampionship calibre and made fomln rénl estate nlagnolo to one nay $550,000 for blasting Tom

_ eiensive play in the last, Prince ofthem a credit to the College theynnoro rugged lines of endeavor they I-Ieeney before a crowd that paid

Wales College gridiron squad suc-represent. . know before affluence see ln_ llittle more than that to View the

eded in oldlng repeated Saint Saint Dunstalrs although losing; Dempsey led to oollovo that no tidbit of the summer season. unstan attacks to iight a drawnthe Inter-collegiate title, mayipossessed ine qnalnles of E grentl nwnnt me nnbllo wonlsy _lack

battle and incidentally win the int-pride themselves in the iact that Tnesplnn and convinced that ne'muttel'ed in disgust when his show

-collegiate football championshipthey are not only good losers and,conld never wnln Gene Tunney lnolosed 5, few days ago without c0m_ i'lPrince Edward Island. sportsmen but are footbsllists wor- a dozen comebacks_ announced lost nloglng 1t5_";-nn" on the r0ad_ 1115

Yesterdays final tussle was onetny of their steel. snrlng that ne was nnrongh.. wltn real nghto not noted nomo I-m no r me hardest and "mst spectacu' the prize ring' forever. Today his actor."

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ing game played at the Abegweit

grounds this season From the op Saints

ening whistle until the time-up sig- nal there was not one dull moment Connolly

was nip and tuck all the way,

It with the local Collegians having theDevereau big edge in the first half and SaintMcGuigan D

unstan's forcing the issue in theDoyle

It was reed that tie ames

B8 B should count in the reckoning, bestKeefe

Bowling in mid season fonn. t

_ an

ai' dine

wo out of three. Prince of WalesCallaghan

d Moore dz won one and tied two. Moons ._

battle only

Both teams were very evenly

matched throughout the series and ., in every game it was Tmly a matter

.winner oi

guess-work as to which wouldCorcoran`

ll Chand- emerge the victor. Bradley ..

lefr's team finally winning out by 50

Pill-ll `

ANXIOUS-’ ...‘“i'...“;°...l.““".f.l:..."';‘.1...‘2.‘;"° "‘° °

Prince of Wales footballists are toDonahoe .

be congratulated on their victoryBugrue ..

nd special mention is due Mr. W.Cass . McDonald, coach, who by sheerMonaghan

and L. dint oi perseverance coupled \vlthMacLe1lan

did most all enthusiasm and knowledge of the Refere

Ful

Halves

2° an c t ave the slcal leisure ln 1925 He has ccll

M°D°nald mittens jus one; niligfrl ilttser stag tracted for two matches and ls ne

Quarters

ll l d f $5300 Week shaggy haired bull who l0St the

P W C g[;c;0 ;l;|§;1e1n grgrosdwaay play greatest of modem ring battles to

elled Tunney has Dempsey in 1923, is more obvious

1 be nc

Bennett _Essen egoniathe ring picture and Fit-po actually is in trainings ln

iDempsey, twice whipped by the big South America, whittling away esh

owen marine ls listening to daily advice from ll. body glown huge and soggy Sheen d pleas that he don the padded since he retired to a life of lv-

mavyweight nm S gotlallng for ll third Rickard has

M°M’uan m'i‘1;): old man-mauler despite his made him an offer to fight here

Partridge '13 years, is wavering Tex Rickard Flrpo insists on finding Out W

Forwards

.. Shaw Howatt . . . .........Tanton t. Clair Trainor.

1 '_ Y' .

Miami’ W lter Dear _Italian Giant

.. Ayersi a . Woolner

ing to stimulate interest in

to make

this the

ter Dear. the star juvenile in the ill

:have set ll $500,000 price tag on his a

M iwclrt talk but .lack is believed so lighting ability he has left b@f°r0

ccepting.

Holds Record

For Season i

GOSHEN. N. Y.. Oct. 31-Wal-I

ar exhibitions oi' the pigskin chas- THE LINE-UPS _Stage bubble has lJnl.st_.tlle oon_| ‘The Case against Fil-po, the

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Scores Fourth

K. O. Victory

PARIS. Oct. 31-A battle of giants the Cirque Paris Ring tonight

rought a fourth successive knock-

players extend themselves

0BdCl

limit. `

The second game was

tothe

ne 0 y ontro

stable of Walter R. Cox, has been g 1' '

etired for the season boosting thc

ut victory to Primo Camera, mum-

between

H18 arvell's were

handicapped by the failure oi'

they

steady game. The Guardia

are to be reckoned with in

Co._ and

one of

rolled a

All

won

Harness Racing

His _

ll UOYH - lime over the Good Time Grand' YB Bild - Circuit track here. Cox did the D

Blanchard H. Btevenson 187 ` U. Blanchard ._ 188 _ G. Arsenault 248 P. Coyle 268

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185 177 184 215

Moore `& McLeod

J. A. Kelly 228 154 B. Huggan 204 168 ,L.Doyle.......2l4 139 A. J. Hearts 169 212 C. McKenzie 175 118

56 pins. .

Guardian Pub. Co.

_ly I think this right ceased whenlln. Vessey 128

<w-~ul€»Bnol,lklnl‘_lc~ Union of Cannon B oopy ofailillation was made with the C. A. E. Btentiford 212

-Juumalfrewhich Mr. Fraser has in his posses- H~ A' J' Duffy 178

follows --lcon Mr Bhiplcy's suggestion that the A. Martin 174

Dil

bu' Amueur mm' which reads Es oo: ln} nn surplus funds of the MLAJ-LA. be'W. Power ._ 228

speaks for it- your information I beg o _“___ _ “__ N mmm at mutant ___

that the lull control of amateur|___°__ Z; (_: Mgt nppemms _D hw _ 893

Fennell & Chandler

133 144

‘ ‘ SJ EBT was Majority for Fennell ea Cbandl

“slag SAINT JOHN. N- B.. Oct. al-lin the United states with lhclll

1 . 'The movement to bring into bein ‘

942 904 972 2313 Z money-won classihcation included~

gg_*:t_g;’V;milllZ b0dy_ which would ln its set of racing rules. Practic-_ll

63 “mess F9-¢ HB 'fhl'0ll8h0llf ally all racing associations and,

I 1 5 8 ' Canada is underway again and tnls

fairs in Quebec and the Maritime

573 s°°1°W believe the” 95°l'l»S Will b@=ously proportioned purses offered in_

Earl Rowe M P president of the lCanadian Standard Bred Society,

lan _ l74 _urging a merger oi the existing rival lol 9¢l4_parent bodies under one name, such l49 _ l43las The Canadian Trotting Assoc-

___.iation. It is proposed to hold a

735 goofrneeting during November and' it

2479 the merger is successfully launched

In lc expected the next move will

134 157

146 439 successful' iCanada are annually raced for-

_.. _e_1_7“_;`_1_l;8 biehe Dastt few days a let-lare members of the National Trot- C

2 n _ned °‘l‘___Se“ Wt 11° Several ting Association, with headquarters a ers tlggs locazgg 13 “Ta lf”-if 9-'*5°°i5'iat Hartford, Conn., while most ofitne Lexlxngwn at Lexlnnton Ky

“rg” Y n the °e“""a1‘the harness racing meetings in thc| ` '

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lea f _

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pr°vin°es °f the D°mm1°n by W~lplovlnces of Manitoba Saskatche ‘

wan, Alberta. and British Columbia. -the entire territory west o thel Great Lakes-are given under the lurisdlction of the American Trot ting Association, which has head-i

Quarters at Chicago. The Nationail

r old trottcr this year and the l

Y adershlp among this type of per- U

le former in money won. C

nocked out another oversize bst-

er, Salvatore Ruggierello. Italy's

andidate for Gene 'I‘unney's vs-

reconl ls 205 mono ogolnsl cant throne is 6 feet 11_ inches tall

leccrd for two-year-old trotting,

ws 563' 0 0 o ` lg; gas; Horse and Farr Associations. ceilings. :

There is still a possibility that

c or better Walter Dear‘s record n further eilorts against the watch_ ut this appears unlikely. l Walter Dear, named in honor oil he Jersey City publisher and own-l

221 593 _ 594 time me Canadian Standard Bred<P’°vm°es_Where the "ms" “ner” gd by W, H. Cane of Hackensack.;

N. J., captured three of the higl olt classics of the season, the Wet' Weather at Syracuse; Rainy Day t North Randall. Cleveland, and

As a result of his sparkling per-I

formances, the colt will be held in high regard in the winteg book for the Hambletonian three-year-_old trot. harness racing's premier clas- sic. He is a son of the Peter the Great stallion, The Laurel Hall and Blitzie. The latter also produced

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“test mlle turned ln, by o two. moth Italian heavyweight. Camera ea - Z

eighs 266 pounds. while his op-

_ onerlt, who looked like a mere

° ' beside him is only 6 feet 4

every piloting. The mile shaded those of .P’3mY ~

by 'I‘he` ovetnent ls Urged Aga!" ln D 0 Contender, the Illinois stepper, andil

of 241 ins. Trusty Brewer, the Kentuckylz

P 0 e _

lcc all » m""°n_Letter3 are Sent out t0 liiiiitfncwlginlliasitf2“l§L°°1lcri3'

riches in height and weighs but 15 pounds. ' According to French experts Car- ers; is improving with every bst- tlo and soon will be far enough advanced to go to the U. S. ill search of more lucrative tights.

Trnsty Breooer and Contender n.lnylHe is matched to meet Phil Scott.

British champion, in his next blit- tle and if he is successful it seems certain that he will go to America.

' -Q-<4->--?

WOMAN ENDS LIFE

IN HER BRIDAL GOWN.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Oct., 30.--

Clasping the bridal gown she wus to wear at the altar a »few hours later. Miss Teal Swain, 35, a saleswomen. shot herself through the head in the bedroom of her home.

A maid who came to dress her fOr

the wedding .round her lying amidst the clothing, dead. Beside her lay s 2-czllbre pistol and this brief notei "I have nothing to live for; please

“ting Ass°°l‘m°n embraces m°s"`the fast trotter Sam Williams fflrzive me“

M the tracks 1" the E“‘"’°m st“°°5l2.013-4, whom George H. Tipling: Police to-day were looking for the

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alarmed to not- t October 26 that teur sportex- te

the Maritime

i valuable space I pro ll mm'

of Canada and the Canadian An_x_Td _gem ngnny on me nmmy Mcmnls

“" H°°“°’ “S°°'“”°” I "° cl the Manx in connection wth McKay ther advise you that the Mari me MPBAAU of C

lack ol know-

rg; r §*§éi .#§§§§§ 3 §.E_5§

arding the

suspension come before

dent at least kne

of no afoot for tli

annualmeetln8o!theM~.A.H.A in Moncton asked him the follow- s ing question: "Bidet the BCAJ-LA.

The presi

havé Ollcilted With thb C.A.I-I.A.C.

what control do you ednlieer YW? ormllnuon hu over the MABA?

"none whatever. except to decide

the amateur status or the players." Thisisfurthsrmadeeloarbyelet-

to intent, al- w

iter at the

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e 'Provinces Hockey Association] - ‘ ' ' ' it , ` __

'hich is a branch of the CB-llldihll 5°m° me °r six yea" 53° Wu” 107 173 753 neither oi’ them extending much

ll ll lnll felt that hockey in the Maritimes ciety, which is taking the lead ini _ _ ____

ateur Hockey Associa on as b be 2233 beyond the province of Ontario in “tempting to brlng about a mel__l __ __ _,

you

Rfnckey is -wasted in the canadtarbkey is in order but that is not a

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tim

ateur llc key Association by vir |m_m__ in me pmmw of the MPR Cnnen nl,”

162

for many years. tue of the articles oi’ alliance be _ _ _ _ _ _ ___

ween the Amateur Athletic Union'AAU °f C M th' “sk °’ °“°'°°°h_ g‘°;{enz;e_ _ _ _ _

173‘be for expansion so as to have the cl

while the American Tr°"'m“ A55°"ihe Cleveland sportsmen, purchased man she was to have married-Said

121 148 148

182 174 198 146 85 182 134

141

117 E .__..|with headquarters in Ontario and

ationls territory ,is in the Westernflor $251-loo mls season _lo be Paul C_ Bem_d_ of Plblsbnrgl tates' ` ___ _ __-<*-04+- He did not arrive for the weddings.

_ 9 Dzig. Germany, has its first which was to have taken place at

C°““‘"““ F“"“'“'7 lroof garden along American lines, itl 0’cl0ck that night.

» having been opened on top of a lofty -?-‘O-°>_*‘

The C“"“‘”““ S‘°“d“’d Bled S°'ib\llldlng by fl bank for its cmplcyecl Aovocaras como. "DU1'cll."

scope of the new organization Do B minion-wide.

At the present time there are two overning bodies in Canada. both

we to ovem 'amateur hockey"h°“ld be mndhd Y 3 se ori for Guardian 241 pills memberslilp The oldest oi' the two 1, xl in b mi Sexes :md Sevens, wlnlperlfll (canadian Press)

in the clmlnllsn Nctlcncl rl-stung 3°' ° ° 5'4"* 3°"°f“ U °‘U°S *naughty comedy which was flown LONDON, ocr. so mansdres-no

'hm 1 ° ° me P’ im nt cf which ll committee ws; ty _ I can e hash <1 f l ` ` " "

ti bod ° n ¢¢,1-md ll d and Pacing Association under which 9' °" ° “S °"° 0 its F” “'1ed on by Lord Chamberlain has members cf the "Useful Women AS

the above letter would certainly‘ ¥h how the resolution to be absolute-I lg ultra vires cl thc M.l>.B.A.A.U. cl.;°“o‘ Mr. C. C. Gillespie's statement is ne ually ludicrous that the MP.BA `° °

N ` ' ‘vided quite a A.lZ[. oi C. have a full right to know come_ It was

to which he replied and rightly, where the money of the 1w.A1!.A.

been spent The most 'hey ever

Fraser's own statement backed to al

III'

me MAJ-l.A curtain

H' A' 'A3 31° r h in rm ovlllces suis-'3°"°""“° "WY ‘°" me “"'°“9°

Mr. I v 4 n u

motion was iect oi course to the na onal y I _ to d nl g g ge , _

formed headed by Mr G P B01 gt, tlienmgetmgain Arerlhxiirst will only about 80 D81' cent of the race meet- gpa:_di'b-lecptfn me f°““d9-51°" °f “lbeen produced in Sydney, Australia, scclation," at their offices in Dovof

ing in Ontario are held, and the 'm an “nw 5° be “wed ““'lwith success Street W the Comteme Eileen <16

W1 d t h lth b h d S - ' ' . -.

of C thought it den an no ea e reac an.| th 15 th D inio Harness nuauy at the Canadian Natl°na]l~ iMm11 53115 that' although y0lll1K

ount received by the MAMA ln the intel-sectional and inter

they and

ter reciived by from _John Leslie. hom ssoreilryp! we Amateur Ath-

had any right to know was the am . .

hen - provincial playdowhs and personal-

SCIINTYLLA

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I li b If beilb "mb th 0 er 9 om n

M. P- °”m° u ve e rem I _ Exhibition at Toronto. It is now lmen and ,women were w_dny con-

l“"°“ W” “d°p"°d °hr°“gh lack °fiH°rs° Association' which “me in announced from Canadian Stand i ld mn

or _ .

k l (tn 1 to to tg being after the Hume” H0;-sg pointment of eillcieni oilicl i “ did ;“d -s al. bo wou vi>1tl;wc?i:€re)hens1ve1;, necessary |A&!00iati0n of America, had branch- gg Bé`7°_:i__§;;‘_’_i°tYN}_:_:f'dq‘l_“Yf¢Tl;_S___'l_|_°“¢;there will be “better control oi ill; takceho gllill outaandypay when he

may J. P. ATHEETON. ed int0_9l>€rations as a parent bodyllmd Pacing Agodatlggahave omgfling conditions, eliminating much_ could not afford to do so. _

- of the present contentious contro- "He will often go without hlh

overa ' “ ‘ '“' ' ' W' '_ -.dw l thi h -' _

ot ,, _ 1_8” nge_; C_hB;_Y¢¢;E___‘:_l_l__<2_t “gf versicg between _racing committees|1unch__in crdcrl/0 Pfll’ 271' }_;°*`___\_:‘“;l‘_'_l

- andoetit.A lfh t,hSald.h \ "wing i" the hands °f “ united M' ipollcy Ysm ssklills in llhxeoviiettgl- Rao* be xning as mug: as or even

` __ ` 5°°15“°n °f °"3`°'m"'°U°“5 °°“d“°t'lthat we may. at an early date, ar-imoro than he is. Ido not 680 Why

U18 TRW m¢¢¢|“89- Thi-51 the “fl” range for n general meetin i th th ~ l d women Sh0l1’d l“°“"°°m°“t NWS- Wm make P°S°|representatives from eachg s(i>ciotyliio'l.g‘;\l}i`3(iuio?r Tligxsxizlves. or 818019” sible the l>em°t\1=ll°ll °f the °fl8-[ana llcscclcclcn interested ln sich-‘lhc boy psy cnc night ima the slrl ‘ml Camdim .F“t‘“'|W “nd the °1'°'.dard-bred horse racing." fthe next."

Dttawe

srhllous 'olleonomi “CY” “NNFNY

one of

of the Bruins, lengthy N. ll.

Kaul -civil to mul-lege a

be to duplicate the added money. b l2,000 to be equally divided

the owners e sms a e oi fouling when foals, the race. This, it is con-I will encourage owners to

and care `fdr the dams and and is also expected to hold internt in developing compe-l'

W Earl Rowe. of the

Btalmard Bred Boeiety,l

whofis a mem r of the Uanadianl oariiament and an ardent advo- cate oi’ harness racing. in a letter 'lddreeeed to presidents and secre- taries of fairs and tnotting racing tssociatiuns holding memberships in the two existent Canadian gov- erning bodies, says: l "We are now appealing io you,

associations and societies giv-

orilinal char-

ohanged to the Racing Associa-

approved by you. the rep-

sponsoring race

three living the organise-

George

will con-

the ap -

meetings, to unite in re- `

under the

,,,“,,,,`.wln. Nc. zz. cl om" ¢¢»m_,,cfl_

ation of other futurities which willy. _ _ . , __

of »h d l “cETT11vc HIM Low"

The sensational

victory over mu" Arthur boy one sou. Ilia

and his

he carries s

Argonaut ll-3

'nllg Perl

performances ol the see-

mlr. his ceelllmg nslllw .The phaiagnpll shows bow seen "ding e tackle by lr- wny to e touch-flown. ~ .