ouwtmc neuter warsnmc

m: wrv_ snsapmy

macs savor!"

halt in 1.06 seconds to cart

horse sd S

Jllfl!

[last llrantor died led

place. as for he had practically auction business in the - us

whl

in i913. presided over a

Bile l’ th Rlhb m. Each) Novtgznobzr and

Glory

Trantorb

sale, voice

confirmed bids for

oi’ untried and that

erial great

Two

sale was held a woman who ran

rendue.

weeks S8

Edward J. Tra tor

.0! a woman dressed

with an ear that ha pened, w her sue ioneer, from his elevated la while chanting ha

l’!

in ande

n gfleo“ called '

---... ago the Old G

All

the backgmun ev D00‘

well known fir‘? ch he bought Welve RM‘- i the Old ew York City, it w“ 911d llbstures that the hundreds tried racing mag.

through mat

usual and it ' the shag -Mwr:.‘ ‘ -a n wisp yblack. d but tome

in

b” himh track

pic

show that ted States

Five driver-s, two

d

Hanafin. Dr, i“

Mmmirned Jane e

stands at th Mo” 1M 3'4) Inc

hm‘. Hum with 124 winn- fn Ohio early ggegwrxfa the latter part. of Oct-

efli“;;“§..£‘“.°..°~%;'m"-‘-° m‘ glnia. wh y half-mile

front 101 times. ht heats

ly {blind

made Abner T, clegg owned s. top

2.04 1-4. cer four years ago. giving record 0W1‘ a hail-mile

.i._. Frank "mm, horse editor of the Boston Globe, whose column is read with great pleasure by thous- ands o! harness horse fans throughout the United States and a. vas a summary oiJimmy arness Horse Review for

Power's

"w" "Down through half cenlslry enfiWfifl, {f} f‘: ,,,§‘§',fl§ ‘Srigoe lllgttzaJtne fted Canadian m, nspecmm he urns ames er has

pres were brought on

in faces of the ders and seeming- thei air their oi-

r

gazed e

one thousand bid picked ou

fora until he had

The

learn?“ Ke t k ~ an“ n, . t mnterwfiyslrey We"

e icons oiiflts colild wfih edidtrab bleasure on t?’ m

said to be th

year. her

“P811868

ADC-ll

ment oi Mad

During and connection t-‘h sales or —~becaus.ef one has

of h for next season’;

who” ins

to!

Old G1 ._ t“ “win ory sale this year

G

be published.

various

Already Hrs trekking to ' Arden ilomermn 1m. "owned time.

the mer

Mt.‘ i ad ~.....» ‘ah’.

to lry Derby and ~year~old

l.

thoroughbred. 000

nt.

D91‘ of

T. Briton. Upper 8 . ., to Pinehurst. with other is table to get read! futurities.

tiy all is “gait ex n

.1 h.” W‘ tinnsi of the Uni ‘My. and it u merger may not

some form c! working mule between them. so

owcarlgonwitira rulcsb ‘bgindepe

harness horses

trotting ted states fissible that the

completed. but

at

lrrfst amount tak- en in st any lr~...e auction this Out of this she would deduct

commission-ten equal to $10,210 —but course would be considerable, as rent for stabiw and base- lscn Square Garden and for the Garden itself two dwys.

Trcntofs ganizatiorrs couple the re have bean in idents that n e was the New H

mo» “dared!

going as the fus- associa- into one

Florida, in fool

Bttble

b11181’. the

sire

cent.

the our $1.10.-

acke,

are the E R01 til-in’?

, an arr- Goshy. N.Y..fs I47 imsn is llontb! thefor Union

annually written an interesting re- view oi harness horse racing in this” Maritime mmpvlncas." Mr. ° 800:. on ‘I ve a surnma of Mr. Power's‘ review. n

0h 1 Mart f Belgi ares ens o um. - who came to America twenty years agoasayoungrnaninhisteens and studied harness horas training and driving, afterwards went back ioflslgilgi where he quite a success breed ng, a , - u...“- “zs: onus .5 p. _ . . u rustle‘ a in utilizing only two as,_the Axworthyh and Peter the (heart's and inbreed- ing and interbree them so ex- tensively. Says Mr. Martens; "Per- lwps, you do not realize it but wt‘. KW.‘ “l! ‘““°" r . o with vgg llrgvechour iradepegdezrtly roduc en an use an Breeds which are both great ones and have produced animals o! the highest class withou a drop of _American blood in the veins.

‘than we have in our different European horses many strains of American blood still lng slzron that you have allowegoto die ou .

becomes every time more dil- flmlit tor me to secure such ani- ma like when I make to America. as now there o ing left hers that is intents

my tri is u ll

ran B. did-eunuch to kill t rec or four ordinary mares. In America Euranle would certainly have beaten two

' but her best time in Eur- ope was but about 2.00. She had marvellous speed. staying power and gamenesa and she beat mam’ fast record American horses very

V of ill first

...;':'e'..".t. Elm -oid, tr t on nos

W" 1 owas st th Provincial

$.00" W

3-5 m. USUAL storms SESSION

. s» nd s r ) tcr scmrrro "Tifghj AL", 2.2M: Chiitiren we

NIGHT a nu. _n (s. nouns)

‘ General Skotlnfl . 5"“"°"' °" i:,:,'..~,"i'i"§3. Children toe

Tvlce.

"Smooth m: In A! Y" "5""

Assembly Conilnuouaalllarizfi V

"l". s“ u can! "IBM"!!!

fQpQIIQIQQIPVn nemw""‘°'m.°hfm,,mmet ran: usvnrvn W!!!" wnorrrs.

leased . the Nationably melanin}; 39 rctttinsrnen in

an drove st least iiftynwlnning heats.

981711761811 opened l" Mil‘ and ended

were won with Anne Di on 2.09. at ween

by Hank Adams, Halifax.

J. u. Nicholson will manner

Simmerings - Around The Sport Front

(B Alan Bu: Canadian Press y Shlgflwriter)

lloneri who .n.3°°a..;.‘;'§"“h$§; at Rldflewood Grove tomorrow

Amber's. 0w ‘lion gedntglrgdftbyrhtf he once whmrtl his hglkwt goodwill-takes 13gb Bill ‘lrhoms

ey Fred min’ All: w bow u’

all-American lneug‘ 1%? his Chicago Block mm. Canad- srl Thorns takes th

s manager and was merely

rorn

World

“Kilt!

them ag- Lou No the n ei k

va esvyw g . ewe

his hands stmgzulrv

Gen T-‘unn wn' N

e ey. o many say ova resembles. used to do. Just in show you how Montreal's Maxie Berger- is coming alotna. the Canadian lisdutweitrht champ. at 140 pounds. is ranked among leading welters heresbouta. Frankie Oavarmo here ‘Duesdny.

Miners Tar n Back Monarchs

SYDNEY, N. 5., Dec. 9 --(0- P) --A three goal rally in the sec- and period tonight gave Glace Bay Miners 5-4 victory over the lea~ gue-laading North Sydney Mon- archs lna Cape Breton Hockey league Game.

Monarchs had a 2-1 edge in the first period but Glace Bay led 4-8 lug into the final and held the orthsida team even in that period. Rockey Montgomery with three goals and an assist was the Miner's hero.

Down The Alleys '

crrrowrv ALLEYS l The following couples will con- tinua in the third round of the mixed doubles.

5417 E.‘ Mitchell -W. McDonald McMillsn-—P. Mclnnls P. Bmljn -W. McNeil F. Mallett -—J. Lawlor 4924 IL Gregory -J. Power 4922 P. Harper -—K. Acorn 491B J. Mamleer- H. McInnls P. McKinnon -C.N. Pot- terson

i710 M. McLellan -1". Co:

4718 H. Praught -O. MoKinnon 4659 I". McGuire -J..D. Webster 5654 I. Paquet -.A. M31941. —~———————-———— that race with considerable plea- sure. .

‘ITIBUEMIINUTIZIBOT

Bill Sharon (Sharon) —-~ll.l Commodore Oresceus (Mac-

m _ Moths‘ Bo (Mull — -1 Don £51. ywonfifv - -s t a Time: 2.19. .20 1-2, .20.

On the same afternoon the Free for All Trot was raced and to surprise of almost eve body it was won by Bragg, than a our-year-old in the stab oi Frank Boutiiier.

new-me at :2“ H ewe set u- s. new C an

5

Hassett,

O Dec hall's winter "trade winds"

tern alter iailina to kick swauolm waves durlnrr tbs minor leasue . "We are very likely to n Budd-y Bnmsbt where‘! Larry vice president oi B

certainly need

of New York cunts t cm‘§rbs'-1-ri§h'crr?1 “m T811594! . C‘

Kén O’Dea ahoridlw ‘mu

the Giants in a. straight e M c ..

lck Baotell.

Win Over

‘Ifolcs Gunnar Bariunds head alight i0 outnclnt the

the debut was none new pained

ihaisirivol on the floor. alth first round on

For Barlurld: this second at eliminated

weighs. He was most from the first Tonight's setback,

Oallfomia clouter, in a hurry from the ranlns

Y-Knots Bea

Esqui res

- The Y-Grads defeated 30-28 in an overtime Y. W.

but were the Grads who

C. led 15-42 at h UK! the

28. In the live minute period the Grads hoo points lo give them the

1!" run warms:

C: V MacDonald R. Hennessey 9; O. lover '1, G. Bell.

GRADE: Muirhead A, Crockett 5. Jones, D. Nicholson.

Entend Lead

recor of it‘): 1-4 pt Chatlaam. N. _ v was an every- lgodgymtlrowit re‘ wduld be reth-

ing to it --except one 012a e1- toniul. who Dllt his bankroll m. the field walnut The . hi

Bugs (Boutllisr Th (Sharon Web". “we” mo“ ‘rims: 2.10 3-4.1 i. 5 174; 2.16- r-e- 2.1a - .

Gentlemen we specialize t» ' (all time and Trntedon end guarantee to fit you rlgllt.

ALSO

Sioclrsulh and ovsrcosh‘ at o price.

A .1. r. liacfllsrsun

YOUNG MEN

America made r own for far-seeing 0

struction and Diesel

d trained men.

r . [IE6 a few short months

imam

tical work to answer- yes neoiions: "Do you lrnow ladle this job?"

If you are mechanically interested in

Trainin Corporation,

Welt, oronto.

Sucker Qn Trading Block "§.§°”"‘§tf§“f"'%“1"“

uu any b deal next week that will segdrl: l. executive

said. "We gave Doloh Cailnilli and n.

t seekers. ‘Iheofliants and Gglga Lrirtubut havenlt ollfersd what I el-

‘The wlndup of the minor league

convention round the three-player Wan an Ciri-

and outfielder Frank Demand

a. er , on - gelder Hank Lfiiber and shortstop

Toles - Scores Decision,

(A. P. by Guardian's Special Wire) NEW YORK. Dec. 9—R/0!>06 ilurew rllrht hand shots “a:

with treat/m of ease for ten solid rounds

reavywedght before a crowd of 4,- 11 in the Hippodrome. weighed 190 3-4. Barlund 19'! l-2. Despite axle-sided victim libs tangy Detroit Marc's New Y too impressive, Jamelv because he was consider- by any kind of a punch

to the mid-section. and becaum he couldn't even come close to sett

him in trouble almost from the deie him from the ranks cf the up-and-mminsz heavy- bloody and out al- minute.

oi his recent loss to Lou Nova. t-hs removed him tmrders for Joe Louis! crown.

Extend Lead '

mm of Wales College basket/lag}! squad gouse league fixture last‘ night. gradually overhauled by

the end ui’ the. second half at

ped game.

e. w. Goes. n. Creighton 14,4.

‘Phe league-leadllnl Y-Knols de- :

, . o. Y 2. ‘a. Port ridYge. Weeks 1, §'.'“§rnrm.

I Mechanically Minded

Just as the rtrliioneers who built there are open today opportunities ambitious young men na of Aierfipleue 0on-

Air Conditioning and Refri oration

re yourself for Home Study ungrate-

m n llifuu“ “u "l . ul‘ , WI Q > GI 0 (I . Olll ° ‘as: r at.

nor oowrns. KING'S scour,-

_ t ‘

We've: Leena infidel-loves, 110a ROOM-LII"! . we CAISII Ovlfliu

Brooklyn First With

shifted I "ma," a“ rumor circulated that Pittl- m“, marches Fred

‘mm Bennle

Blnns

. non Scuttle of the m" fic Coast peea-ue. Joe ‘McCarthy.

narrower oi , who have been reported dickerin for Hutchinson, said: beat vs to Mm."

The woo "

l‘?‘.e‘2“§. “m......’°" ‘°“‘“f.’*‘€£‘. “hi.” rs or lectures Burleish Grimm, skipper at Brooklyn last year. sinned a two-Year contract with Montreal, and Hosea l l) Currier was given a onryesr contract to pilot Chattanooga.

Info in the day M er lefty O'D0ll1 uf the Ban Fr club bourrht pitcher Orville Joraens from Montreal.

The National and American Leagues no into their annual ses- sions at New York next Tusdav and tirero the big league bosses will

air search_i_or_ nlmvers.___

cision on that

111i

WM“ found two

corker and the t

Bennie.

Openi 091M118 Jruga: _

Club

were

night on scores were ch

leader . Following D. .

Gunnar Barlund’

v cord breokof 138 in snooker match with Alec Thuratmrs Hall. record of l2’? and it century break of his snooker car- oer.

IONEDON’ Dec. 9-(0? Gable)- Joe DEVI-l

€9‘?9-“?F‘1?

Finnish

9F?

‘Dales

1118 oulrh he

slits-IBM

out»?

of. con-

l‘ To

. A. aii time

score n‘!

overtime

tw0

12; A. J. Beer.

a IYI

r ted tn rum n oocu - I tier: cellare Plgsslltion inwtgze . NEW‘ fnv“'c::d""l'°w lwsm-M o. s. house basketball loop, m-e. “W” 1"°'"'"" 3"‘ "“"‘"”‘. . ° “'5” last night o. strengthen their hold '"“"M'“"""'“°""““P,!"°=~v.r_=»d~_w on first place. The winners held " Ityllllrdbolllzyu-pormrittnfl pent rnrcncr the mqulres to one point in the l - l. mgn' ' ,me¢', ‘ m“ hau- ' Grryniaesvaroouksrherced- ma ram 1 s: i NEW! roov s" vnon . = . mou mtcl. BQQUTREW W- Hem 1- J- ousm conronri Cluyolefsnlresdy roomy

-4

body is new 4' wider n: the windshield! 5cm ‘an liurallyuwidsudivuns. Uptonow.

-KNOTSi J. Cull S, H. _ Mathiemn a, A, 005%“ g_ w, ; roommus has been merely relative . . . some Johnston 4. J. Johnston l. B. ' are gevu a trifle more than others- Here is MacPherson 1. B. Stewart 2. nurse roomy you feel ire specioruneu the . "m strut... . "‘°""°"""'””“" . a es- - kins. Welsh. i in mgegy NEW! HANDY-CONTROL onasurm gfecltlblglmte hi; winged 51;; Tlngunlaiftlovsrlsrrowofiehefloorandcn “m "me for w tlasstesrlngcohlmn-uconvsnieutocroorbnnd

_’_._ . —_- muchsflicrtonplflh. ‘Hlerelsnorhlng new to

ls rn-thsgurehlfrporiricnnrsurheywere wizhrhoconvontioanlgsanhiftlsver. Simple... snfisumluhlsenuqrrletuurrzel All"! Qdomadnrmimsm

NEW l rousmown ovuroruvn rams. IAISSIONI New the economy of overdrive la available for drydrlviog. Cuuhat23os28 nlssperbour. NewKlck-Down hnurepro- vltlss instant and

511M988,

’ nan-n so conven- Oll Elli

tieaaipinufior qokk pllilvllPllPllbl nth»

to the how to

minded, Y

001'

. eAlma,

is.

cows-runaway;

Nil-L’

l Hennessey Seeking Scrap

H middleweight fighter ls out with a challenge for

night, Henncssey recently ncld to a draw by Tommy Claybourne feels that he should have won the de-

mure than anxious to tackle the hard-hitting Binns. Zfhis scm should it materialize should be a flB-ht fans will be on for an acceptance by

Of Miniature

The Miniature Rifle Club open- ed their season's their Armourics and some Mayne leading the snl total of 98. A. F. Pckard was second Just one point behind the

Maine

Charlottetown

Binns,

ennessey, classy

from Boston,

it was learned last

IORONTU Dec.

occasion and is now peg Blue Born

UHIOD W83

ng Shoot gmgggtg, ‘era o caus jubilat 5U

ls Held-

loo lg 1938" activities last ' ' range at the very good alked up with D. E. rs with a

U i or the final 'ule

meet be mean chamupgfivns

of a fierce. matches Argos. a aw

which reached a. iul ground at

EIQ§S$SSSZEESS

careorwbenpowerisnosdsrlforhllls. Anew dfivirrgthrllhuablgooonomyfoeum.

NEW! name rusnumlur nun. AND "ulrrrv slousl- srrenonemrt Modern chamber; maker ponible the 30110- ourly beautiful irmzumeru panel. Control buttenanreromnoedforafery. Tholl>'°d°' meter signals u night in diflerent coloured light: to warn you cfdangororu drivw! llfiflib-

NEWI MOII IUOGAOI CAPACITY m uroom ammo raumu True streamlines banish the bulging trunlrl Body and fenders

finer forb-

;_:.%.r.=':.:.-.'rr:"~r:r.r_._. eq-rt-zw . . u

10:! infirm: been 051M“-

w

The mu ilrnnla Anunriuilnn.

‘soon! wuwgso-r-Ar-luavlnw ovmfuu WALLI VM aural Dlbfl’? Lose _Mv Csmzns- i cm oer A ‘Fowm 5N"

OF THAT’ OLD CHURCH"

(B! SYDNEY GBUBON Clnldlln Prue Sta-l! Writer)

- B—(OP)-—~Th filllllfllkm’ stock for the National

to “is

l7

bars y‘ .

l7 flrgonauis. the defending champ- ons

Word that the Canadian Rugby granting uamor permis- sion to play came late rs and Argos ta their training for tomorrow stadium here, Tile big ls considered the back- bone o! Winnipeg's secondary de-

. R. . statement, among rters, said simply, . ‘The Canadian Rugby Union has granted Martin G-ainor tball player, pennisslo the Canadian final game on Dec.

Garner's status has been in doubt since last Sunday when the ' . said he was considered ‘

under zhe residence

Meanwhile ‘Toronto was becoming moze icotbail COXwOlOlig every rnin- ute. weather forecasts were lor a. mild, dry afternoon tomorrow and a sell-out crowd 0i more than 20.- 000 is expected to watch the 15th

-‘ the sectional

‘lire game has all the earm thrilling st

t be ing ball handlers, against a Desk on a Wwer- taclrl-n m

Most eastern observers, although impressed with Winnipeg

Reviewed mm! infirm-ed o: common Holder-rim

ouxrtut; oAslsizlimLL omen svutu

' Gainor “Ruled S , To _Play With Bombers, Agarnst Argos ‘Today

_._-_...._ ,‘ I4 Alwlebv college. Oakvliie. d e week. believe Argos will win ~. and id ing

d much as m

em rules Bombers must play lmder.

granted tor Torcn o

Stars Drafted By Pro Team

toda as 8

NEW YQRK. Dec. E-(APF-Gll “80 Cardinals. last in the westerl- Divlsinn o! the National Footbal- 5988M. today drafted four o! tlu Years outstanding college sin lhree of ulxgim from the Universila

which Bomber

Winnipeg

“ w PM or Pltlsb

The draft which glv the %?£SBJ:€VE rixhligxizanegotiglzr e se , the Cludlnaisy m c1 gave

C. R r- -- Marsha G ldbe Pitt's all-American fullbackolii drich. T. C. Ufa all-America ce tre, and Harold stebbins. back, a: Big Daddlomend, alsto rig 12in. him? o cklnaj Columb £5 Ve 5 s u

Practice For Jrs.

‘There will be a practice sess {or the Junior Royals at the For this evening from 5.80 to ti. weather permitting. All players asked. to be on hand.

arks n1 le. It of dar- team

e western

s practices

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