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Babe Siebert Signs With

Canadiens

BOSTON, Oct. 21-(AP) - The

Boston Bruins hockey squad jump- ed to 22 today when Goalie 'I‘iny Thompson and winger Red Beattie reported to General Manager Art Ross at Boston Garden. Of four absentees, Alex Motierls ill, and Eddie Shore, Nels Stewart and Max Kamisky are considered holdouts. The veteran Bun Cook, purchas-

ed from New York Rangers, team- ed up with Bill Cowley, formerly with Halifax Wolverines, and'Char- llc Sands in the opening practice lcrimmage.

MONTREAL, Oct. 21-(UP)-Bur ly Babe Siabert, most persistent

bolrlout in the camp _of Montreal

,Canrt<iicns, signed his contract to-

tier.

Siebert, chosen all-star defence-

man last season on. the Canadian Press team. was irnrled to Canad- iens by Boston a, little-more than

t month ago but has`stcadiastly refused to come to terms.

Wanderers Win

From Acadia

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WOLFVILLE, NS., Oct. 21-(CP)

- Halifax Wanderers defeated Acadia University 53 here today in a Halifax 'City I.nag-ue rugby Same to take a one game lead ov-

erDaihousic University in the 1000s’ standing and push Acadia,

lf*-'>l1'ear's champions, deeper into

the twllrtr.

EDDIE SHORE _

Is Spa red

Joe MacDonald, promotor of many ftstic programmes at the Forum this summer has proved be- yond dispute that a good iight, cap- ably handled, will draw several thousand customers and he- has built up a following which has boundless faith in his fairminded- ness towards the public. In few words, Joe has tried to give the public a good show and has not haggled over the expense to give ‘rlks their money's worth. His latest venture is the matching of Tommie Bland, Canadian light- lilght champion and Bobbie Allan, pride of Pictou county, and a wel- terweight who had even the wise Boston fans paying plenty to see him last winter. Bland and Allan are boys who

have gone places and are still go- ing plaoes, and any ot the big iight clubs in Boston, Montreal and Tor- onto would be tickled to death to bring them together. Bland has met champs and near-champs in Toronto, Buffalo, Detroit and Mon- treal rings, and against even the best on the continent he has never been far out of the money.

Allan was quite a tighter as long

back as three years ago, but his sojourn in New England sharpened him up and the rough and tough Honey Melody, who is in line for a shot at the worlcl's championship held by Barney Ross of Chicago, had A very busy evening taking 1 decision from him in ten rounds, not so many months ago. Allan is going back to New England when the winter boxing shows get un- der way and Bland will likely head for 'Up;\r Canada.

Next Monday night’s bout in fact. is 1. big town bill and Joie Mac- Donald, its promotor is paying more money to make it possible than has ever been paid to two fighters in the history of boxing hereabouts. It is a. red hot fight too, because the winner virtually becomes clalm~ ant to the welterweight champion- ship of Canada now held by Gor- don Wallace of Vancouver. Wallace oi’ course, is a top-notcher, and iight.; the best in the world.

It‘s a ripe iight for one other big

reason-both boys are very ambiti- ous snd have a yen for getting in- to the big dough. Each is on the threshold of crashing into world prominence and all this being true neither can risk a blot on his re-

cord. It‘s a titbit for Island fans and it may be a, long time before a. main bout of such class is pre- sented at the Forum or in ar; other Island ring.

British Team

_Wins Opener

(A.P. By Gulrdianh Special Wire)

PH_lLADEI.iPHl1'.A, Oct. 21-(C.P.)

-Great Britain's world-cham'pion- ship women's field hockey team won its first start in defence of its title today, beating South Africa, 2-1, in the international touma- ments

Previously, Australia had beaten

Ireland, 5-4 in the opening game. Eva McRae, centre forward. shot the winning goal on a penalty shot t-.limaxing a second rally by the Australians after they trailed 4-1

at the half.

Rich Stakes

A By ORLO ROBERTSON

Associated Press 5P0rts Wrltor NEW YORK, Oct. 21-(AP) _

Practically every top nigh; tmtwr and paoer in the country has been named for the four rich stake ev- ents to be added to the 1931 Grand Circuit.

The quartet of stakes for all-age

horses, carrying an aggregate value oi’ between $50,000 and $60,000, W111 be awarded to the tracks making the highest bids to the Trotting Horse Club of America. Two events each are styled for trotters and

lJ8.C€i"S.

In both number of entries and

value, the All-American stake for trottcrs heads the list, The race, one-heat handicap at 1 1-2 miles, will have an estimated vrtme of close to $20,000.

It has attracted such ranking

performers as E. J. Bakers Grey- hound, which recently trotted rr miie in 1:57 1-4, and Gibson White’s Rosalind, winner of this years 1-lambletonian and holder of 2:01 3-4 mark. The Champion Stake, also a han- dicap for trottees but to be raced in two-heats-in-three, has drawn practically the same ileld as the All-American. Its value will be $9,000.

The pacing derby, offering side-

wheelers the same type of race as trot/ters get in the All-American, has eight candidates which will race for about $18,000, Cardinal Prince. 1:58 3-4, and Dominion Grattan_ 1:59 1-4, have chalked up the fast. est times ot! the field.

The Single G. Stake, named for

one of the aport's greatest pacers, will be pattemed on the same plan as the champion trott/ers and will

carry a similar value. It has 11 entries, including every star of the last several seasons on the Grand Circuit.

Chilean Champ

In Draw Bout With Haynes

NEW YORK, Oct, 21-(AP) -

Arturo Godoy, Chilean heavyweight champion, opened his New York campaign in the New York Hip- podrome tonight by fighting a fur- ious 10-round draw with Leroy Haynes, vctcrnn Philadelphia con- tender.

Godoy weighed 199 1-2 and Hay-

nes 197 1-2, `

The decision of Referee Johnny

McAvoy and the two judges was cheered and jeered' by the gallery oi’ 4,000 customers, many of whom thought the South American had the better of a. slugging match packed with thrills from ilrst gong to last.

On the Associated Press score

card Godoy won five rounds, Hay- nes three and two were called even.

Godoy, s. fighter who likes to

mix, tore in from the start to give the slower Haynes his busiest eve- ning since his last scrap with Ai Ettore. Using a busy left to jab the negro on the defensive, the speedy Chilean forced the fighting throughout, flashing a looping

right.

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For Honour

NEW YORK, Oct. 21 - (AP) -

Glenn Morris and Jesse Owens, out- standing among Amerlca's Olympic heroes, are waging a close battle in the preliminary balloting for the 1936 award of the James E. Sulli- van trophy. voted annually to thc Urlited States athlete “who by his performance, his example and his influence as an amateur and a

man has done ntost during thc year to advance the cruise of sportsmanship."

With Nov. 15 the deadline. more

than half of the tribunal of 000

national sports writers and lenrl ers have nominated three candi- dates each to select ri s\1cr~c<.-tor to last years winner, Lawson Little, Jr,, double winner of the British and United States golf titles in 1934-35. On the basis of returni; thus far.

the leading candidates in order follow:

Glenn Mort-is-1936 /\A.U. and

Olympic dccathlou cltzimpiou and world record holder.

Jesse Owncs _ triple Olympic

Champion and holder of nunicroust national and world sprint anti broad jump records.

Dan Bulger Is Favorite For

Cambridgeshire

LONDON, Oct. 21_..i(T_I‘. Cable) --

The betting choice ui tml thc Catn- bridge hire is still Sir Alu- l'$.ti'o_\'s Dan Bugler, t,oniglit'.\ caiiott-t' of ‘Odds Showed. Dun Bu-.'lt'1' was

E' r ” ` "°' ° * ' quoted 1ooto is

Sir Alfred Buli's Noble lin' _ \\_t‘:

quoted at, 15 to 2. Oclcls on W,

Finalist were 100 to 9.

Other odds: Pego-h_»_,~ an to 1::

Efxquemellng 100 to tt, lfo _\'." ol. Aldine and Laurcat rs' 1'; ; 1, Noble Turk 20 to 1; tw .t.~ tl. Third 22 N 1: H.t.»i~;.» tt _ _'.1 tt i Barron and Dsyoit.. at tl 1_ .+1 Andrews. Criss and :ii ` 2; t 11 :tts to 1; Townton Moor. l i - up Gay Venture and Il fzxt itll- r .ll to 1; Hypothesis tit; th l. l‘.n~. I-Ierodene 100 to 1.

Barnettfs Harnia and L,n<i_\ 1: -L‘ _ 1

Tennis Title

TORONTO, O_i. 21-(CP)-Hugh

Little, of llahiux. walked away with the senior tennis championship ti- tle of Upper Canada College here today with a G 2, 6-1. 8-1 defeat of AI, G. Juues, of Toronto, in a. dis- app:u:i',iu~; final round encounter. It had been expected that Jones

\\'o‘.|I<l provide more opposition for lite 1-laltfhx star. but from the start of the nt.'i't‘li there was no dcubt as to the re,--tilt.

'1'lit\;-e \\'t~:'<\ many keenly-contest#

ed r:|iht~< u'it.lt liarcl driving on both ;=idc,< of the net. but Little. with a fi;t_~it;1:.~_ b,it~I<ltn;tcl cross cout drive his t'h;t>t' nltn-king.: weapon, broke thrziu li thc nt-t~;1.<tott:11 opposition.

Frankie Martin

Gains Decision

ll<>7I'I‘ill‘IA`l., Oct. 21-(CP) -

1~‘r.\: l<,tt\ l\f1irtut. C.tna<liau hantam- \v~:;‘,I\L t‘i1.iinp;un, gained n. 10- rcuutl tl.t~a,\iou ttniixht over Henry llook of Indianapolis.

The l\1tu~.trt~a1rr \\'ci_t:l1ed 119 1-2

- p.»1tutl\ und Hook 118 1-2.

I\I;i,;~_:u uuu ilvc of the 10 rounds

\\'lt.!t~ ll'-ok took two and three \\’~”rt> mlletl even. Hook started ftxuu his t-urlicr with a rush but ,\1.t:';t11'.= tluratbie chin weathered the sioriu tiir'f\:tei'lm1t the first l'our.t1 and from that time on he nuts prt-‘_i_v much in command of ilit- siltmiioli.

ll~,» ‘ik took a series of heavy body

piii~,<‘ln~.»; in the fifth when Martin luul llzzn <-urucred. In the sixth.

Ilia .\It»t:it'.:tlt‘t' opened a cut over 1-looks eye, went on to win thc _wvcutlt but slowed up in the eighth. ’

.\'lat'llu went back to his charging

:.\t'\;t~:t and body punching in the iuuilt mul took command again, At rho fast. he was punching Hook aruuud almost at Will.

Five F Referee Recruits To Be

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Given Trials

"" ""` nnfmotr, oct. 2t~<cP> -Five

M0T0"(wm‘l"1 1"” 'V' t .~t-mx, will bc given trials for thc

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BELFOST~lCl‘i .l_ 'l' il _ well-known rider, \-_.x _~ ti t \-N. _

he crashed. at ne;u1;.~ lm nh1,».- n:» , `,,

hour, into a. 'teleuritpli p:i’t~ ru ti

100-mile motorcycle t~.:<:<~ nt tan- ,- rawdore, County 1): v.u. I

- tonal liorlacy Leagtie staff this

Prc,»i<it-lit Frank Calder

rc, The whistle blowers will

_ _ at the N.1<1.L. school for re 1 - at. Montreal.

uct- Cnmpbcll. Edmonton,

Stevenson, Philadelphia.

. 'Jro\'ut., Nctv York. Bill Shar

Auuelrs and Charlie “Rab-

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f@ A_§E'ra~_f_:":° _-__,:_» 5, cvclult :irc the recruits.

~ . ’ T.: Smith, Dr.

Signed with Canadiens CapitalizestReorganzzatzonOfOntar1o

0" PUb|iCii)’,lA.thletic Commission Is

Re Di5'“i55@|l Aftermath Of Fight Fiasco

(C_F. By Gu.ardian's Special Wire)

BY PAUL MlcrraLsoN 'roao.\:'ro,_c»¢~.. _z1ftc.P_»-_al Down The Alleys

Associated Press Sports Writer

disgus'.e<i ;ptc..\'.ot' at Ilia.; ls, ‘_

NEW y0RK| och 21_<Ap; _ 1f ‘last fistlc tintieafor. a bmi". w.th ________

youq-9 one of me many who _mu Dutch Weirncr of Phocn.x, Ariz,

boil when the Jarrett-Brundage

that lasted two rounds llcrc Mou-

n‘ hr oun Premier Ml'cht~ll

il()I.Y .\‘.\.\il;` li»()\\'l.l.\'G

Olympic dispute comes up for de- tday is 4 y I; _ ‘» ' _ __ _ H __ “_ bale. why take time out and feel iF, Hephttrti of Ontario t'<i:\y re-» l_.a=._ t..v_.,. on t.l~ o.\ it

orviutizcd the Ou'.ar.o Atlilttiu .`ll.»~_~,~.; ;i,\t~.~.'r- tr-,=:i: .i' "'.ii. at

sorry for yourself.

Eleanor Holm Jarrett. smarter in _Cutntn..<:s.on by m2\.~;,uu l‘. J, Mui- ‘\iriit:n.'t'_1=ui ol ._'.l ‘ .' ._:'.t the ways of the world and even fi‘10f'Y\ JS <1l”U'm~‘l»- _ _°" ’“‘““~l~ '“' ‘ ‘ “ meme,-_ 55 doing an right by her. l At the same time i.e zssueel in- ,zzulnst 1:1431' - 4* t’ =""-Will.

' ti

self since the day she was cere-

momousw booted off the Umwd fuse iiccn es for pz'ol:.\s;o:.al box- nerr- ml lin- ','ir‘,'t‘ i‘ » fl_:t .ri-

` ` \ t . ity

States Olympic team for drinking

L00 much ¢hamp;;,gne_ _llF0m0l$I`5 ind fli§ll©€I`~ Wwe on the trout the hzgli ont: .»:,ti 1- 1111.1; M Hsome newspapers-1 she _gud L0. lComlnissioll's ities. lit t;.l.lt'tl the :hu front aunt: l1z't».t!_ ftgiplftzi-/'frfirr

` in

day a bit proudly, “reported that;

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.struclions that the Cr>muuss.on rc-

_ug ,shotvs until coturnt-'.\ bt-i‘.v_t'n

Baer-Weiuter bout a "ini:-', tt fiasco

"ret-tr‘1i the rtiajor; 'J » '-rtzus th;

nivrl. wit' _trv ‘ .tzii _'

'lif- .\|>tt'!zt'tu` ‘,~..‘;.r ".:. :wriii ell:

I go.; $2500 a week on my H.C0m_ ‘anti an :n.'~7tll, to 511.01" tu tht- pro- ‘U f._,»,;- 1,,-;,;_.,t I, ,_| (;~,,,»,- 3,,

' " 'tw' t~ ~ -. ,»t\,~~

vaudeville tour. Thats wrong. I

\'lli('(‘.

got more than mmf The ight '.i,<.t-lf \\'.i l>:'.»f, the }.~..'_ ,,,.», 4,, ~g,,

‘Tm no pin;-h penny," says

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Eleanor, “but 1 (lout toss ruoney “Mill hmmm" aim “i’1`°“""!- “mf 'l`<w_. 231;’

around like paper napl;iu,<_ I'\'t: l» - ' ' " '___ \ ‘U \ __ _ _ `H ,,, .

. my-_.. _Q _A ~'_~_U__t_t I-t-_ , '1_,_',_ , _... _rr ,.i,

Paid un on my nuruutivs to 1940, tv" ‘f U $3 "0 “‘ “‘_“ "‘ "‘ 5 (__ ,,______,_ W ,H H,

I don't think Mr. Bruntlh;;t» tAvery Brundage, head of the United States Olympic Couintitlet-I will 3

ever have to throw any lienefiis *wh* fm” he *““' ‘ “X (W *mc !` .\lt.."1 lv; IT 1141

' `\' Y lt list 'l` 'l` llilri

iormcr lica\y\\'e1t:li‘ vlizutipioii

righthnncl punch. Buddy liner,

'he hroiliers Moi; 't'\a- a .: ,

.»ponso1`.ng the : io'.\', tullettccl about $1,000.

Premier l~lf~p‘.>t1rn. an <‘nLii','si1tsiit'

'ti s it-rv' t~

l Does the fair Eleanor spend her ‘_ - “ HKU, `money for champagne? knocking out Vicimer with ti short \,_ ____ :JO _,___

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. U :>c.t; Joe Louis in .t\\' ru" 1. .

for Mrs. Jarrett. _V _ |__m_H,H

She gets more ian mail than ev- ,"_ _ __ ‘ _ 1_3 H0<,)____ __j. __-,_ _,no en some of it or the blackmail jmxsszons inability to ioicc Baer to G_ K__v____ ___ _,___ in

r|ct._ _iight with Arthur Donovan of New Tmn, lm,

l`li"l`Il

va 5 _Some even threaten to 'expose' ,

\`il`llil`i("l`4\\liS lllCCll\(‘(l ll tilt" (/Olli-

York ns rrferre. Dmovtin was brought here c.<prcn.i\' for thc

BABE SUJHURT me, for what I do not know, Oc- ~ g'"‘;""°;i ' " "

_.. _ __ h____,.~l___.._vl i1'\\'t:i _ ‘JL lr.

"*"" ' 'r “ ""’4`“""*T’l' cnsionglly I get telephone calls , mam bum' . , f ...,

l ' : Baer turned down the Donovan T031 1"“-

from blackmailer who warns he , ,sixirit

A proposal and because Max had no ,,

Ha llgonlan knws an about a big party ,I had lcontrac' with the piotnotf-rs, the '.37

and that for so much money hc'll , V” M _(_ do __m__ _ _ k 8 th tracts a“a fiom ‘hc C0llrllll S011 “DS lil`l’l P t T() 1 101)?

ahead-that I’d like to read all

about it."

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Dr. J. A. Faulkner. Mznistcr of u<»a1t,a win be rcnlacfd bi' Mn

The fair mermaid brought out 3' l`\/lulqtitiert vvtrrnn chairman of the letter from her stack. 1* ’

t

“For instance, hcre`s a crank let- ;

ter. The writer says hc`s got } something on Avery Bruutlagc and ` that ior so much money hc'll give l

me the facts so 1 can get rc\'e::\~, T Well, I don't like Mr, Bruutlagc and I don't think he was fair wltll

of

Canmlxan Olympzc Comtnutce \\ho lteirdrd the Ontario .f\i':tle'.;t- Cem- mission :or a short time in 1031.

Braddock Give

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Total-975.

FIGHT!!

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ill' 123 ‘.1

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stuff." Fo rtn lgh t To I Total- H00

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Finishes First

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New York State Athletic Commis ‘

,sion has granted James J. Brad- I

drck, \\'orl<l`s 1-1ea\'y\\'ei_;lit lloxiulr

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`_.._.. lChalnplon, an extension ol l-W0 Tt\uLy!lt‘_`s. adult fm- P.I‘li,»`:lu~\

LEPANT0. ARK-~ oft 31"*/\Pl i\\'eek.<; in which to file a eertifiecl Ladies _ (ii-urs

_....1-lard Wo1'k_»» 5 dependable old ‘cheque for $5,000 as a gtiarantco t _. _ 1). 1_1 t____.__ _:t Afkan-53-5 l'HCe1`~ 0U‘~l¢1~‘lC‘i 21 H014 0( that he \\';ll :zu titlxnigzli with a title I _ __

Birch " ' \i K1" ri

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276 entries today to u‘iu the to\\'u's bout with Max St~h:neliu:: next i \._ N __,` E, ,,_ PA. _,

annual main SWCCE WTI'-”\lllI`1 fll`1bl'- Juno. Scltmt~I1:;:`s ciiequo was fil- p-_ p3,,_,_ tg t- ;~ ,

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Two thousand townfolk and far (ld with the Continissioii st-me » l\{_ \\'huc _‘_ .\l1;~_~'f

, .

mers cheered from the sidewalks lmopths nm. E- M_C7l‘l“‘ K -\"`“" "’ when L- D- Ni'i110l"S 1iiI1lfll"1`0S1\Td` Brarltlork, llmv resting from an ` g cd entry 5P-”i“V`d i“"`l1 l'l\ll`l'lf‘fl» ` ai'tlu'1f1.= nt'.;tl'l-:_ is expo_'led to ap-

anyway) down the cout-so of 132 lpmr ln‘f<»;-c tire Commission in feet Y/0 WVU* ill 5145 mil1l1l0S- » two tvcelcs for it pitysieal examlua

A, Htinztns .T _.l~ On"

f\T`.',f‘hr\ll \l T\l ll f . Sllt`i':'_v K" Ri 1 .\'le.\’ialtnu t‘.` \`- ,.1 Conti -ii V _\i-»;<.t~

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There wasnt any doubt or the mort. 'Mrs-*-'

result from the time lawyer John I -Y-_I--_~ ’

Mosby fired the starting gun in ,,<0('(‘rm POPULAR IN FR.-\N('E

front of San Stuckeyls getteral stole I _ 41-

until "Hard Work" crossed the fin- t p_1tR15A.t'cp\.-profnssiomi fmt _ have t~x=r;~L:1c1 1/vt ‘tin ' .. ish line and captured thc $15 bali, now in it.- fourth _rear in gint! fi!`~‘ l\‘-"Will 'lf ‘ll “"ll`1" Prim ;France, is making great strides./‘hI1h1i>if>ll N \\' YW* \'“Y`1kf"

Cecil Williams' "Soceo" won the Th;-re are 43 pro clubs. rt record for ba.=.ehnI1 ‘cam sal' 0"-" »'f‘0~f\¥`» f"‘

$10 P1308 motley and Harold l-'or- the continent. the Fri-nt-it lt-ayzue his c:zrZ~1:-artce is the .<n~ri“, 1*

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l'°“b9T1'Y`S "Di-‘»€<¥\‘¢‘l'Y" U10 $5 prize. lbeirig divided into three sections, Q his 1201211.

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