zo, 1932

FEBRUARY 'ms cnAnLo'r'rl~:'rovvN GUARDIAN PAGF scvi-,_\'

i>i€olTEST D1sALLo WED lllli”§TéAMEl JN DALHQ Us1E l`isoNlé?iri

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cllocoulrrs

M0111 Bulk, Bog. 'l5o lb. Now, Mo Moira Boxes, Beg. 75|: Ib. Now 65c

Moira Boxes, Hog. $1.25 lb. Now $1.00

Mein Bom, nor. $1.00 lb. Now- 'iso

Main Prices.

And a general reduction in all

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ALWAYS

Just received s. hesh Assortment

of Molrs X X X Bulk. Choose your

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To Vote Tha Stand. _

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"‘““'- " Molwnon N B Foo as-oay i

~ FRESH

142 Prince Skeet. Phone 82.

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'TRY UB FOR. CANDY."

Ernest H. Worth

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LOOKING

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BY “'.l'EC.”

the Victors. Park Driving Club t0 be held tomorrow afternoon on the lmlxlr ice has every promise of ,clinging any ice event ever staged br thc horsemen hereabouts. Each and every entry in the

vii-iolis classes is just pawlng to go. rind it is a safe prediction that when llie starter "calls" the first heat bearrats to the wire, one of the ingest crowds that has ever wit- nrpuccl an ice meet on P. E. Island will be on hand to see the fun. 'i‘hc word "fun" in the Above DB1” I “graph is used advisediy. What bet- i tri' fun and good healthy amuse-_ ml-ut could a red-blooclerl human bring wish for than to take an ai- lmioon off, enjoy the brisk walk on the ha-rbor‘and_at the same time look the "fast ones” over as thcl'l thunder down the course. ‘ Present weather reports have it that Saturday will be bright and

clear. therefore all rind sundry may ‘declare that “Red” Tellier, big- Hall- td

GOING GOOD

ing up in ring circles since he went to England, where he now resides Gains is matched to meet the South

rican champion, Dan McCorkn dale, early next month in another

Lit, at Albert Hall, London, and

' ‘ , sATURDAY'S RACES *Larry Gains, Toronto negro box-

' _-- er, is sti.ll in the sportllght across u -pl.. big race meet scheduled by ine Atlantic, md has been clean- _

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discussion and argument behind closed doors, the exec/utive of the Senior Northern Hockey League Vqwd 538111815 tlul protest made by Fredericton with reference to dis- almed 80111 scored against Monc-

nsz-2-ze-ai. WH in a lvasve play-on here last

---- ‘ ' Week- the executive mccfing to vote that

The sectional ploydowm series be..

_._ Reduced Pr|ces§DeCi?1ed 1 _ €l

Tonight

Meeting Was Held Behind Closed D001‘S - Fredericton Only Club

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t The Pf°fef TURRE1' CIGARETTE Hockey courssr

cn Moncton l-iawks and Da!

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'I’he0s.nsA1ian Press)-After lengthy 1 isle Rangers will be continued

hor . tomorrow. Both teams have Won B game in the series for the leaillw championship, and a flip of a coin tonight decided the third and de- ciding match would be played at Dalhousie tomorrow night.

Fredericton was the only club at

the proi est stand.

"Great

(Special to the Guardian)

The Summerside Driving Club

held their biggest and best ice race of the season yesterday. The course was in excellent condition and an

he winner of this dash who, many extra large crowd attended. Four

of the fans believe, probably will be Gains, is expected to meet Heine

classes were run oft and kepi. the spectators on their toes to see

Muller' me` German chB_mpl°n_ which were .the winners. Class A

Gains still holds the British Empire c

Trot had four entries but only two

hamplonshlp’ and has been “Omg faced the starters, May Cromwell

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even better in the Old Country than he did in Canada, where he found it hard to get matches due

d Ike MacGregor, the former win

ning in easy style. Class B Pace was a. real race and had three starters,

Q0 lhgcolor lm,-_ _ the be-it race of the day Major S,

“T00 ANXIOUS, MAYBE"

A comment in a Halifax exchange

with regard to the. recent Bearcat- Wolverine game, says: -.

“Several hockey fans-who saw

Truro Bearcats defeat Wolverines,

look forward to a banner after- fax defence player \vas'respUnsiblc

noon's sport.

~1 DALIIOUSIE GETS GAME

For the want of s. nail ls shoe,

r the locals disorganized play.

spmng a. surprise when he beat, Yorkola. in both heats and it rc- quires ri snappy one to do so ns hc' is quite a. pacer. Lady Helena ai-I though only practically 5, green Dacor was right up in third posit- ion and oh boy what a. race and what you can expect next Thurs-

HY- Class C had three answer thc, bell, Billy Witte won the race with!

Witty Jim and sandy Moo posh- l-

"Rcd” might have meant well, but `i“§ him giving thc S'D@Ct“l"7YS qllllc,

y continually hogging the puck in 3'

thrill. Class B had five starters

Forest Girl won in straight hosts

he rrontiiners on color. wnilo not With Trimble Cora and Pansy V010! for

` his 'frequent dashes up the ice, threw

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hockey championship was lost. At big fellow stay behind the blue-

any rate the deciding tilt between Rangers and Hawks, with the Nor-

line where he is needed most, hand third Pm"-

out the bumps Bs he should, and

of a tail-or maybe, 9. head, a siveness, might we suggest that the

them flag as the prize, will be

et McGlashen, Lawlor, Ferguson

vm: lost-and perhaps forthe want-, ishing to discourage such aggres-

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played in Dalhousie rink tonight, the stamping ground of Rangers. This decision was reached at a meeting in Monet/on last night bl’ the mere tossing of a colli-“Heath I win and tails you win--or lose."

According to the constitution, or what have you, of this League, the, third game of q play-off, if ncces-| sary, is to be played on neutral ice. However, true to form, a new rul-, ins was made and prestoi-the toss` of rl coin, and the neutral ice is

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iurizotien. so snows thot, and may lv' B’ Ship

the best team win tonight. ` Goes To Dal

§_ TRACK MARKS BHATPEEED

'rherc does not seem to be any mark in the matter of track times that is incapable of assault by the feet of present day stars. Yesterday nt the National Amateur track meet nt Madjson Square Gardens, three more were lowered and one was tlvicf- equalled. Tile time set for the mile walk

by that famed Canadian hoofer. George Goulding, in 1911, iinally fell when Mike Pecora, of Brooklyn. strode the distance four-fifths of a sezond quicker.

Emmett Toppino, ol Loyola Un-

ivr-rsity, took single honors for the competitions when ho twice tied the l‘f'f'oi~d for the 60 yard dash and ram Eddie Tolan, the negro crack Iwrrr Detroit into the ground.

Alex. wilson, of Montreal, run-

gonish and Truro Junior hockey Squads played to a 2 all tie tonight, ALL-STAR HOCKEY TEAMS giving Antigonish the final play od W?-

berth by a round score of 'i to 2. G0H1~MCCBlm-

d the other forwards do the

puck ¢an.y1ng'l MBS' Cromwell, ovlmed by

MUCH INTEREST 4

So great was the interest in the

test, that upwards of three hund

red telephone calls were answered -

at this omes last night.

Intermediate '

JUNIOR WOLVES QUALIFY SUSSEX, N. B., Feb. 26-(By 'T110

CHESTER. N. S-. F911 25""J“n°r dolls won the Intermediate Hockey

Wolverines of Halifax and Chester juniors played a. 2-2 tie tonight,

Halifax winning their way into the to 2 ln it sudden death match here provinc`n.l junior hockey finals, tonight. It was s. keenly fought where they meet Antlgonish. contest with territory ploy in favor

-- ,of St. A-ndrcws, whose anxiety in I

ANTIGONZSH WINS score handicapped them.

TRURO, N. S., Feb. 25.-Anti-

cliAr.r.r:Nor: lima- l

’*°- ‘ ' ' | iiolinltcd inter.

We, the Junior Wingshots, do

second position and after rac-

in€ for the position was won by Pansy Volo giving Trouble Cope

CLASS A TRDT 1-3 MILE

Capt. Read, driven by Mac Steele . . . . . . . ...

Ike MacGregor. owned by W.

11.

Canadian Press)-Dalhousie Bull-

Clwmnionship of New nmnswick when they defeated St. Andrews 3

Defense-Gross, Lavigne, Gra-,

Centre Jemlnctt Miller i L. Wing-Lennon, A. Tnylor.

hereby clmllwge the gud Highfield R. Wing-Muckle, Slllelds. #-1-- Granites to a friendly game of hoc- Bm MaCD°"¢‘ld~

Racine

mmerside

CLASS B PACE 1-3 MILE

Major S., owllecl by A.. Com-

pany, Cyril Kenny clriver..

Yorkola, Roy MacDonald,

driven by Roy MacDonald

Lady Helena, Roy Lldstone,

driven by Gen. (‘:\l!l>cck ..

Time:-42 1-2; -13.

l. 1

2 2

3 3

CLASS 0 1-3 DIILE

Billy Witte, owllcrl by Walter

Wiirmorc, driven by M. Mac- Artllur

Willy Jim, owllcll by Gordon

Da'.\'r.on, <ll".vcn by Jos. Chappell . . . . . . . _ . _ , . . .. .

Sandy Mac, ov.-lied by I1.

Sciilmiinn, drivrn hy Goo. Calibecl: . . . . . . . . . ..L . . . .. .

Time:-45; 44,

1 1

2 2

3 3

CLASS D 1-4 l\f1`I.E

Forest Girl, owned by Capt

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ENDS MARCH Srl-l

One try for these prizes is not enough-send an entry a day!

lst PRIZE . . $2 500.00 Double me .mm 55,000.00) will he "mm uns" enum oorzlzlom. soo More solo-_

zna Pmzi: . . s1,z;o.oo Double the lhove ($2,500.00) \v||l be llnrded Under elrtzln eondltlenl. Soo NOTE below.

3rd PRIZE . . $7 50.00 Double the above (S1,500.00t Illll be luvsrdsd under certain uondltlonl. Seo NOTE below.

4tl\ PRIZE $500.00

O O

Double the nbova ($1,000.00) will be awarded under curtain conditions. Soo NOTE below.

Five of $250.00 Ten of $50.00 Twenty of $25.00 Two Hundred and Fifty of $1.00

All prlles wlll be DOUBLED ll vdlnnlrlg asilrnltes ara aiilelled (0 the fren(

panels of empfy Turrli Clgal'|.‘(¢0 i20'l) Flelllqos with portion 01 ulclse Stamp

attached.

Someone is going to figure out the exact number of goals scored in this big Turret Cigarette Hockey Contest . . . and pull down that big $5,000.00 First Prize. You need not be a hockey ex ett ; .- . nor even have seen a hockey game tlrii season. Refer to the sporting page of your local paper unu-1 "ie heading_“I-iockey Smndin s" and in the column marked "F" you`ll find the total goals scored; hy each ofthe eight teams to date. Each team plays 48 games during the season--Under “P” in the column lust referred to are the games played to dare and a little figuring will help you to work out your answer. Start now -- send in an entry each day until the close of the contest. Approximately 5 games each remain on the schedule oi' the 8 National Hockey League teams. Get in before it's too late.

THE _lUDCES- Thefollowing committee nf sporting

____ _ __..._,,

Contest Rules

I This contest is open to any resilient of the Dominion

of canada “CTL employ..-e -rr Imp-noi 'lxrlruooo

(lornpsn nf (Dann u Limited, their subsidiary and .mlm¢dyoomp.nlf.., the ffm-nil.. or ure.. employee., and their advertising agents.

2 Estimates may he made upon the estimate blank:

below nr upon n piece of aper me to the some size.

if s winning esrinuno is nrurclled zo the front panel of n ‘lun-ev. ( iglrrerze (z0'.<) package. “nh portion ni excise stump lunahod, it will receive double ihe award in its chssiilcatjon.

Each contestant may enter ns many eseimneu u he

3 Ur she dcniteauhut only one prize will be nwurded to

` dlvid

any one ln un _

The official fliluren of Lhe Nnttonnl Hockey League

4 of goals scored for Ihr season l9.li~32, exclush c nf play. offs, will be used in decide the winner; in this contest. A committee of competent judges will exumine und pass on the estimates enrvrrd in the eomcsv.. ily suluniulng nn esrimnrc ouch cont.-sian: agrees ru accept the decision llh Jud cs ls l`\nsi

0 C I .

All entries must he mnlled m, Tuner Cigarette;

5 llockcy Contest. P.0. Box |180, bicntrenl, P.Q.

6 Prizes will be awarded to :hose estimating cnrreedy,

or nn,-es: zo, the nnnsl number nf goals scored hy

rmh |enm_ "l" ’“l _ `*‘i°'°°`

lvriperiul Tobacco Compnrlv nf (`nn1\da. i lmltrd, will

7 nor enrer into my .or-fern-.n.l¢r...» 0 lr any Con- rt-Juni.

8 In use of | tie for any pri-.-.r that prize will he :iii-ijed

buween the entries lying for some. This contut closes on Frlarch Sill. l‘|32. nnfl oil

9 entries must beer the p<,~r.murl< of this or a prior dutc. 1° 'me rorfme N..rl..m.\ lloeirfv i_»..,,... ~-no.-r l.

Arhellulrd to ciusc on .\l.|roh 21nd, l‘ti.' il..l, ww

uf the e|\Lri<\ will he rnnliilclrd us soon :ni l>~~\<\>\1. All . me official |r,¢rn<-~r riff ».».nl..l»l-_ ...rl rl.. -rn... \ .,¢ -. . prl=¢ winners will rum or l»~.ll»l».lr.-.i.

Ask your Iobncmnist/ar additions/ mnjy b.'.m»lf or rc/ly I/Je rm//ron./lr-/1/ill.

This nnd nddirionnl estimates musk be mnllerl in i"lrrr! Clg,,,¢u¢,l|0¢k¢y (jnmcsf, lan. lin; llwll. \:- --,;r-Al 1' - Toon Goals V-r l»~~ ~-

stofeu 1-.ral r._..r. -.».»--.-.

Team Season of season nf i'|.ll-\?

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BOSTON (`.A_N'Al"llE.\'S

TORONTO iii ..__._....____._._.-_.._..-.

105

106

IUS

CHICAGO RANGERS MAROONS DETROIT lfiZ

AMERICANS 76

(Ilxclusivc of fins'-oifsl

Read, driven by Mac ,

Stevie 1 1 authorities have consented to act as judges: lf. W. Namh_____`__v_v___`_m__V `_____*_h___~___N__H___>

Ferguson, sporting editor of The Herald, lilontreal; Add Y

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M. Prontt, drive-rr by M. ie

Fredericton-Moncton hockey pro- Macmhuf - - - - - ~ - - 2 3.

g Time:-45 1-2; 45 1-2. iB. MncAnliur.§ ~ , _

:lnsy Volo, oirilcd by Ed. Sobey, driven ily Ed. So- bey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 3

Trouble Cope, A. Fchlirmau

driven by Jas, Chappell 2

Capt. Cope, owned by G. Crozier, driven by Geo. Crozier . . . . . . . . . 4 4

White Socks, owned by P.

L. Bowness, driven by R. Phillips . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 5 5

Time:-37; 35; 35.

Starter: Lewis Leard. Announcer: J. P. MacPherson Secty.: J. O. Cobb.

Albert Labcrge, sporting editor ofLa Presse. .lfontreah |

I.. A. Larivee, sporting editor L’Itlrsstra tion. Iifnntreul; ,Iumes P. Fitzgerald, sporting editor Q/` 'l`ormrtn 'l'f-I¢»- gram; Charles I". Good, spnris irriler 'l`or0ni0 Star; Alphonse Proulx, sporting editor of Le Soleil, Quebcr. '

' Qualitq and Mildn

c: | G A I1 E T T E 5

Tl'"l"'§= Hflffy Silliplmnt and W. lmpeflnroboooocomi-.nyof c¢m.ao_l,lmnod

l1.l_l,i_ llllllllslls will A

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, -Que., Fcb.\ 25.- The Alberton Regals lioid the

Montreal Amateur Athletic Associn- MacLean Trophy for keeps 'wlien tion ionigllt won ilic right to face in the play-oil games, they won Lim McGill University for the cllam- cup by one goal. On Tuesday night | pionship oi’ the senior group of’ the in the first play-off game iviill the

This ami Additional ullmnrr--1 must he mailed rn Turrce

(liglifettes llrltkry (`»o|\ie<.i, Pl) ilu 1180, I\lun',resl. P Q.

Terri fmols lfsfirnrvc

Score-J Tntnl (Ennis Scnrcd

Team Season of Srnson of 10.11-31

1930-.il (Tixuluslv: ul plny-alll)

14.1 `

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106

105

BOSTON .i___......._.. CANADIENS

TORONTO CHICAGO RANGERS RIAROONS

DETROIT 10.! AMER ICANS 76 ._.._.__.___..._...____..

Name

Addres¢..___._........._...._...__._......_._._...._i...__._..

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` l ' -0. 0-' O'Brlen properly to the liydro illatlthe O'Brlc1is and it was evelltll

In Hydro Probe

mission, appointed to enquire into

the $50,000 had been paid. ills Lord- agreed he should stand aside

ship, however, said he was not call-l permit tile. hydro comini.\s.on to

_ cd upon to decide whether the;l1clZ0'~lf\lC flil`f‘l`ll¥»' Will UTC M< J'

hydro commission had inode fr goo<li0'Bri<‘i1 cmiilxzmv. llc had no oli-

Lili; and

M C G I L M 0 L N U O TORONTO, Ont., 11‘tb_ 25. <By tlicibnrgnin or not. ' ttioli on illf: i1\'Ui>.‘1".'~'. llllf' llilfl “`3":°

- ‘ ' ' il

..' iliour 1; ocrzli. I1f".' 1 I-l'

Aird, .li-_, i-egardiiig lilo pmpflcly of grievances or introduce rr..-uno .- illc payment of $1,800,000 in M, J, <liscu.<sion of irrelevant mailer."`lll"‘ll"f` "

O'Brlen Limited for their rights nnlThc Hydro Colnniissiollil l>1\l'Hll'1\'~1 ___ _

province of Qugbl-C Amamur H00 Snmmcrside Hockey Club' whmcrs ‘thc Mi`siSippi and Mzlfinwaska ri-:lol $22,000,000 for thc llumlnon

key _/l_g5¢¢la{l0n_ Thi. group Hsu- of the Eastern Prince County Lca_ |vers. This was ninflo clear b_v Mr. Power and Transmission c.>lnpnn.\'.~'- ` ) I, In ‘_ \.“'__v4 ally produces the pro\‘incc's com- glie, they were the winners ily one i-JUSUCO W- E~ Miliflleton, the C0ll1>ll‘l'Ul><‘l`LiPS Will 110 1l1\’°St'1il=\f°d 1f‘l"i" ( ' I ' “ “L ‘"1 "

mlssimler, in tho first slit ng iodnyl John Aird, Jr., first. \-sltlless to i __ _ _

wllen A. G. Slaght, K. C., ppp(-:rr-,<Iuy, rcvic\\'cd his collncciioil with!

M. A. A. A. tonight dcicrricri Can- gave them the cup. Havre.; won it ills for Libvral and Prflrrlr-=si\'e lead-f11l<= Me<la\\'=lSka nllrvllu-sc llrzlotilliel .r~..rr.r.il.n. i'r.».»-| Hdlens ill the 5080115 Of 0 l~\\'0-Silmc, three years in succession. thel' cnn .ters of Ontario, attempted to flf~nl‘.ons. His first proposition was lol Hoy;-r,-_;.;_,»\l,_ QW., l-'»\\ 1:.',-..'l total goals to count, series. 3-1 and now keep it for good.

captured the round, 4-3. Conudi-r The grime was very fast, both ens won the first match on Monday tennis working hard. In the iirst by 2-1. The two teams finished in period, Frank Woodside scored for a tic for second pince in the regular Summcrsidc. from a long shot from lcilguc series. Dntvs for iilc Mc- ‘centre ice. In thc second period n Gill-M. A. A. A. series uirl Ile nn- Sllmmcueirlc player bailed iliw puck

in his own uct, niakiup; the Regain’ _V

` winning tally. In the third period, ` ' - - '- V - - \» - - ‘- - 1' - * ' "

A 0 M Provincial lnterscholastic

will-or for the Allnu Clin illsy- _‘goal \veonesdoy night on their

fl0Wf1S~ ' )own rink the score was 1 all. This

O'Brien, because it was .silllposoclly this proposition. He then cilclen\'0r-f.!,.,“d,,,: “-pak of ifiy v li-_ f for negniiuiinfr the sale of the uri to sell the property to h_v<lro for' r.»,i;..- ol' $';~iri,n'\l\

____ __ _ _________ _ _ ,` _ _ ,_,w_,________ _ _ i _ _

play, both teams worked hard but could not score.

Mr B W Robinson President of

with that phase of' the nmtter. ldcvclop the O`Bri\‘n l>o\\'cr rights* fl? MFI, WS ,.r fj~,.~ (~,i;__\rli_r,i Ph. The question of the $50000 pay- hllnscii' and sell the il0\\"‘l` t0 th” lid‘lv.':\\~ for :iw v-rr'-; enrlf-i llll

ment t0fAird. hc pointed out, wusjiiyclro at $16.50 per ll. p. but llir~`1933_ ,,`,“,.`,,1.,,,.1 3, 5,1931 min f-nm. tied Up with tho larger pninicnt toiliydro commission had rejected 3 m,._.,l “jill 53,727,000 in tlif- rnrlwz-

el - fi' -

glmadlan p,css)__N°lhlng Wm be when opening the enquiry Mr. *he termed 'un uiidel~s:aii<lui_c‘ -.\-Jr heard by the Middleton Royal Com- Just.cc Middleton outlined the scope Ulf? O`B1'll'!1S- /\1!0Kf‘fh€‘!‘ he thoiil:.lr

of the enquiry and expressed the he had Worked on the desi .wo OF

the payment of $50,000 by the on- fliope no attempt would be mnde by fllfvc 5'<‘f\1`S find md f"»"“t°l’;|`d_’h"

l' i'l(’, lillllf

. 1 - . . . - ' ‘ i.

|tal'io Hydro Commission to John=C0ll1\Sl’1 10 "\'€llUlRl0 l>f‘l1f1Cl1 lllflm ‘""‘""l~“Sl°“ "“_‘l I V ‘ ’

, nlirl rn il ‘ " ` ll ‘ l" -'ii

.iq

ill.

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Q" ““d°’ me b°““°‘° °fb gftflxoy to be played in the Highfield

““‘°' S°°"°d the ’“°5° ’ ““ rink on roam/tn. cnollengetobe G°=\1- Bllblir. F\'°d~: Mwann.

Dai

llillmvh when he unloosened a ter- rific finish drive to win the 600- iarci sprint. If W.ison runs for Canada at the Olympics next sum- ’“°r he is almost certain to capture this event, as there is no one in the United States who can hold him at- the distance.

s-.

answered as quick as possible. -

Line up is as follows; Defence-Gross, Abbies; Graham Goal, J. Gillis; Defence, B. Binns, D81-. MCNOill. HHIUHX

J. Mallet, H. Mclnnls; Forwards, C-.i Centre- Jvrnmvtt. Truro, Mos- T 0 R 0 N I 0 3 Kerwin, J. Lund, L_ Bryenton; Al- 1101*. Fred-

ternates, L. Stanley, A. Nicholson, ' L- W1I1§~L<‘llll0ll. TI'l1l”0. SCh\\`l1b l.

. rr n _ (C Ir . gi

J. Stanley, Manager, Hooker' Abbies :median ru white. R. wing- Muckle. Moncton. MAPLE LEAF <:.ArtnnNs,'roron-l

the League, presented the trophy to 1 the Regal.; amidst cheers from the spectators. ' 5-

Thc Rerfals entertained the visit- '

gre to;:;ilmptlloushbanql|ct in -UW l

lstitu mil und erc were maujs

speeches from tile different our-l

present. Tile Summersidc Hockey ,»_ I

-- _._ Kane, Abbics. , t0, Ont., Feb. 5.-Toi'olit0's speedy club wow very ph.as,.d with th. rf `

Allison ltilu-Donliirl. Clmriotte- Maple Denis fell by ilu- wayside to- reception they ,.,.CUi,.,.,|

town. night in their effort to llull into ix The lim," ,S folio ;_

- I .W l FRIDAY FEBRUARY 26th

cnamrlonsglr llocllrv _ ,, ;‘:.»:°’.:.t‘:..l.*:°‘.‘;.':f‘.1..;f?:§;l..£:.:....eg:;;;f°;_;f:i‘;;;,;.;’.‘?';f.;:.i‘;':;1 _ ’ °

VICTORIA RINK ` ' - » ' - .., _ - _

Hawks. ing Detroit Falcons. Summersldc Hockey Club:-Goal,

SATURDAY FEBRUARY 27th °°“"°'D“““ ‘““’°“f,§"’ H“W'“'

'-° Schuman; defence, Lea, l" Wood .

G°aI_M°C‘"m' DA" _ with M°“i»l°0'dl Cl\llf\<l1l‘llf=- T110? Larkin. Jef1`el‘i/. Barbour. Rayner. ‘“"' “'°"°°‘“f‘”“°°“‘°“"““"""“’ '°““° MM °~°~'°~ AFIERNOON AI 2 P M

' O 0

; ’ ~ win, Al _ _ " `

ALBERTON vs. CAPE TRAVERSE 3' §Z‘,i‘,‘;i§I.‘.‘..... Seven Hour my “der F°~~“S» °Pfl°"~ J-“'°‘e=°“- 1 ~ EVENING Al 7.30

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