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Cbarlie Cahill iwhis lining up with the Boston Bruins is an unprece- dented thing ior an Island hockey- list. ills work with the Bruins ln Montreal last week must have look ed good to the Maroons as they lost no time in annexing him to their list oi players.

Cilarliers immediate recognition 'i‘n the big league is n lust. credit to Ihlmseli, to the Crysills and w his honle town, Summerslde. He is the ﬁrst hockey player irom Prlnoel Edward island who has ever made‘ tho grade in the international Hoc- key League. ills innate modesty and retiring disposition deprives" Charlie o1 much oi the publicity which his hockey ability really de- serves lie slipped away irom Sum- nlerside very quiletly, telling -very inw 0i’ his intentions, and even his bcini; signed by the Bruins was vl-ry modestly heralded. lie is a lust. iiluter, a great stick handler and ilas the weight and build to make one oi the best in "big time company." with some experience. lie has already advanced tanner than zuly hockey player ill this

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Maritime hockey stars pastimlng in the National l-lockey League are making good. Stuart, otter a. poor season in 1924-25, is burning up the league with his spend and is aiiectilonately dubbed "Our Touch oi Red" by Boston writers. Stant- on Jackson, also with Boston. has not yet struck his proper stride, but Art Ross refuses to part with him. Cahiil, youthml Summerside speedster, had n tryout with the‘ Bruins and showed so well that Montreal Mal-eons bought his con- tract, Mickey Roach, lust year wrltif Hamilton, is signed with New York and now. rapidly recovering from n serious illness, is ready to take his place with the dougbty Americans. Joe Lamb, Sussex star, showed enough class to attiaci. the atten- tion oi‘ the (ntawa Senators, but he

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Trials In 1927. 1 —'="‘*"_""“. . u -k- -l-, - - l . . , . _, Presidenlfs RBIIOrt Andi Financial State- 1$85.;§.$l'§.$$1..i".. 135i‘ ..lZ‘.-.“Z.‘§‘.’ i113..."iliifiﬁlillil; All“. ﬁbiii‘.

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Leonard Smith, J. ii. Crocker, Sec- each. {be Committee discussed m “Wm m“, m“, “m, only pa, The buck r,,,,,.e__,,_,,,,_,, you“, 0,91. to Hockey Activities. i—o-

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lclury oi Columitteo, . _ en a nli - , . .. . . h u“ m wéret was réfgaoenltotlug ztllgirseéléatilzrt antwlioérylyeulboéglizlh bentinw; Hllroluyjlli]jixprrir-nfrnd lnuuanc- {YTLniYiILUiZRi.1111152:Eg-vlsﬁmh-{liifliiglg-Lllgl .\lll. k1. Northey of Montreal. ed so as to insure the conduct oi ‘H , ‘kl , ,1 _111,1 1(_ min bond. cap‘; m 00w. ,1 1., 'e,,,|,@111,111e.1 1 President's Policy: An extract both the sectional meets lll 1927 I -m-|y' h“ “m1 “vasum11lk"gsetl 111k“ .., ,~,I.,,,,',,,’,,1 ,.1,,,,,,,11011. “Wm u,“ ,.,.o,,,,,en,.s mp0“ m the as we“ u! the 192,, ‘nymph teal’, lul Charlottetown, and it could lloMvlHl ‘gllul ‘l1?’ m W“ m Annual Meeting oi the A. A. U. which would be under the cure oil 1:111:11 m hum m‘ Ow" ‘muss mink? i1ll1Ilb1st<l>l-yl"l~i (‘luuldaH-lih-ent 31 C» a5 1111101118. ivus read and en- the Canadian Olympic Commmee-i The Annual Meeting oi tile than pend1,.,,,,.e5_ 5352a“. havmg a hamlet» itdnliter its bull. Players and Namm“, \\!i“l‘,r 5pm., ,5 w“, 111 015911 by the COITIIIHEICGI 11t was moved by W. A. Hewitt and 19111111111,“ Allegwell 51111911‘! C1111‘ once on bnnd oi $5 l4 There hm], Hale some effort to hold them ._, r OluTim 1~?-eﬁtﬂbilﬂlililﬁlll oi thelseconded by Dr. A. S. Lamb, thatnvus he,“ lust evening m the ma“, ‘beén 1mm o“ from an“ your“ “w 1131?. lie rcicrrcd to the splendid Dlliﬁldiilmers Wm h“ mwmsmd u‘ ylllpic Games having proved a President 11.1. Elwkllleen anti llobtim- wade rooms‘ w,“ the President’ bmues me sum or $900, and {hamper} rustle to John "Wlladkey" H“, hummuuw nun-Huh“, Mme ,e,,,,1,1 success both from the standpoint Falconer he ‘:1 biracial PllLBiICQJMIx Russ", chandler‘ m n“, c1,,,,,._.-On]y mdubtedness “my mmmmedx an lillcllcl ll by Boston last ycaniwhn “.,,,.,, ,,,.o,,,1,,e,,, ,, ge1191-11110n Z11 ivreﬁilnztsmiistltztglilneéic bmripetiigoi] Fammimee L) Adi-lulu". tilts‘: indlfiftlz Mr‘ Cmmdkw‘ 1“ 1115 WW"- TL" lo Siliiil- The club had come illlPllllvlnd Wm mm Bmchachem had 119311110 W111111 1111! 11111115111‘ 11111111191351“ 1 a .' co.:-.lcrs o . .~ -. , ‘ ' ' ’ . , lng among the participslllig ‘lfa- ntgrtnllribftzlteixl-lg. vlefwil 11;“ uzuyllmes 111751131‘ fihtblliwul. till-cc hundred dollars in art» will (ENJOY IllBITUPTNHILllOllS u! tilil “Bus, we ma, justified in reconr Patrons: Dr’ A_ S‘ Lamb reJnlrgun znloll la engxagc lul 115,111“ cash‘ and me assets m n“! Mn Byron Brown sum “m. H ‘ morn recent Vllllllaril.‘ I 1H n‘ 11W11<1111l§ that Canada continue its ported that he had enlisted owl“ your’ “in! Stated W“ 1u_mfm_y C1111" 1“ ""1“‘1‘m°1‘t'1““1 1““"""‘“°‘1' Club livas doing v0 111"“. Th“ book is m“ on y, “v “#111181! hneres,’ we have been entrants Hervlces o, Sir Anhur Currie. ‘vhmwnys the ygar hud been avely mo‘ 1m yet,’ 1,, ,,,,,v,,,,, ,1,“ Woman it “mm mmw n e my llll. luslrutod, but is literal y cran “on 1,, n11 O1yn,,,,c Games “nee w“, accepm‘, the respnnsmuny m“, cessiul on . The liabilities oi the,01111111 rcpnrt, suit] ihul. the ilnanu-innaumul ﬁmnatl f s existing with much lntcrcstlnﬂ luioll‘, a "d 11 11,9 1,,.,,,,;,,,g manner o, an} wou“, M,‘ we G°ve,.no,_(,e,,e,.a,_ Llulb had been nlaterilllly rcducetl,l1;11 1mprovenlent 0,1,“, Chub was Mwam It v nus. or the hockey nlgarding individuals. Chiral-ll. 1911c represmuauve, o, the nauoua me mg,“ Honourmﬂe Lord gym, and tho assets appreciably lncrens- nowwornn, m,“ 0-! w-l [bias not so lnucb n nulttcr lullguen throughout the c011‘ lgmd 0i the world makes for better ln- of Vimy, to accept the oiilce’ oi ‘"1 S“ 1111‘ 115 “11111111511 ‘were ‘1011- Mr. Samuel Doyle, President (lilwm, l,“ L ‘mum “k9 1° d‘) u“ 1'01"“ hovkey m“ 11,111,380 5 o1 lerllzltional relationships (and it Patron to the Canadian Olympic 99711941. "UWJBBE W115 111111111 1110 Dre"! the M. l’, B, A, A. UK. said that this’ I, 1.00111“ ""0111 10 do. Very undulating group i1 "- ‘ireckey i 1111s done so) we believe it wlso u. Committee. and in turn w wrltu dominating feature. Allhoush their was probably the best Illllllltillll rcw 1' 1”“ ""1‘*"“‘l m m“ m“ "m1 '1'" “m” $1M“ A"“"°“' 1,10 m " recolnlncnll 111M 131,110,“, do “kg 11,9 yarlous 1,191,181,111,1.(7_qve1-1101~11 had been a lalllllg oil ill ilockley, MP0,, o,- me Aﬂsoc,at.lhn m“ M ‘mains lonl! as llc could remember no Association Champions, w o we" wise and establish a national pol- to not as Vice-Patrons. hull to be considered that till-y had ,.-,1..1~ 11e,11~11, 11¢¢11-1_,1,11y ,.,1,,,w,.,,1,1,a,|11|ay“" “'1'” “"11 1"?" 11111111111. D111)’- prwumﬂ)! mum’ ‘m “S 1mm" icy ior sport ill connection with Provincial Premiers as Honorary played against only championship the (‘lull was ill a vol-y good ilnau- :11: an?" for or “gum” u" Am)“, k111i?!“ifzliaadmlhkilwflulglllibllllllﬂd bl‘ 01) nlpics that will make it pos- 194111111. The Abegwelt baseball tollm clal lxlsllion. lll- snill that the M 1 m H“! ‘Hﬂmd ‘We 1110mm“ mods.- Killg, 84 Victoria SL. T“ onto, ll wall known Toronto HD0119

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1 1* “Very Our years to bring to- the matter 0i securing Cnnadukvhnd been sllccessiul in carrying all |1_ 1r 1.1 .1110 (,1- 1119 111w 11-11,1,1,.., 11 ‘"1 m“ c1114“ 1° 111101111 0i

gelhgr 111.1 1,831 1,11,19,10 repmsm, |lhe burden that was placed on lilo mun l“ a crmm w the game am“. its publisher.

tatlvcs from the ‘Provinces who gsndfrrllrlllllttgfxlftrlgrlyo1112911151113112:111p1§QZI'°:,‘§,Q§Y“IQ“’§:“§L1Qmm}: gsgkggijx‘1‘lt‘j1m1i:l1l“11l1 ;111‘11'-11°5' 1““1,llnances oi lilo Clulb in attending will meet lll friendly competition until the next meeting ol‘ the Conl- may,“ o" for ,1," “111-11111“, 11119, 11,1. “m, 11,,(W,,,E.1,II1I;,.I‘ ﬁrm,“ 11g lile Maritime meets, n procedure k, t ,3 M, u.“ and trom whom Canada's Olympic mittee and in the meantime the had been huge“. m," 1o ,1“, ,,,.,,_,_ n, m" hqgebn“ m"‘-ll'“.ul':g‘]‘luff‘; lllul was instilled ill tllo incl: that “lewd? 11D 111111111101: 81118 Abci-gll l - * - 1 ‘f. 1 '1 . . ‘. l \ o 161111; W111 be‘ selected. Secretary o! thy? A. 11.801’ (il- uses oi the season when this gﬂlilﬂlﬂpd n“, 11,8 Ber,“ m“, Dmym, “W39” 111F111)’ W11" 11111‘ A‘"’"°'“11"'1 ‘logo: (113211 Maritime liockel’ ‘Wmbiishgre ore. recommend the was to write t e yo: one rnhnc was p1gyed‘,,%,ba,,had mme back m“ "m" or gums‘ llud won the track 111111 1111111 9113111. Chunuﬂmlé Mvmg 0,, m, 111111u1l iév. ent oi this national pol- {gleifizggglrllsilllﬁillltgllgl KlQﬁﬁHOKXIJRtXISI. Wm, ,, new m,“ o, "n, um, h, ma, h, fmnmu,’ m,“ was the be“ yenﬂnlolnslllb oi lilo llisritimes. ﬁred Keny- Fred Mwro, Jack Gel. '11 11,8 Federal M“, Provmchl, mﬂmw Wm, we Pruvmma, Pr, nigltgélfe 211111! 111111 F1614! M861. [or Charlottetown since the W'1lr,,1,,.,,1ee,er:,l,,l:,m,lgg edhecwrs WM“ doll. ilnrry Morgan. Jack Mclitllgg; Governments and other‘! a" as “mm! to ask them to act m the h d l: year, the Albegwcitsnlnd it. would only be a qnogum, M ‘loﬂsrs R I U n s rve until 1928; 61.11, 1.31111 PrQWRB, Percy Roll . m! gl-nerollsll)’ disposed to Olympics cnllaclty ‘or Honorary Vice-Presilb 11a again curried o“ mo“ o‘ m8 a ye“ m‘ “"3 '1'°'°'° 11111‘ C1111 L..- 11.‘ 'E ‘i’ ‘k row", Jack Mum“ P'°“'“"' F"‘“‘k Crmu“ “1111111105 when we assln appeal to them lol- cuts oi the Olympic Committee. °“°"‘ ""1111 11° “K5111 °11 11"’ 1°°11"*11""11’ l", :1 “w” mm’ “m1 '1' M‘ Mm‘ Cllmhllnll rlnllnicltill assistance we recorn- Provincial Olympic Committees: The 111111111811 0i the previous an-Innd produc-inlz the best roolbuilh-ctttodeltro‘ n11n,,\\£‘"$n51;11§rll “was at ._.. ,,,,, melll hat a. goodly portlouuf 01n- lt was pointed out that during ' ‘1 9 ‘ Y funds be used in financing the re G I P P E 1 stop ll. with Minn-am. the zreﬂl preventative. Heat and inhale- Also rub on throat and 01mi-

mm‘ mean“! ‘"111 191111111118 1119111" lliuvers in Canada Th t the Preparation ior the last Games ° n” “u” the resignation oi Mr. J. A. Mac- prcserltatlves oi’ the Provinces to M] N A R D‘ 5

illgs oi‘ the executive. were rend by 111111 w“ hockey L“, ye,“ the Deb that very tow oi the Provinces suc- the S°‘"'”w-1'Y' M‘? “Ed K611)’. 111111 ler team bad won out, and Cha . Nmlm‘ riot Th f,

the National Selection Meet. This, ceeded in organizing an Olympic The t t, h T '3 " 1m" 1311119 81111111118 V8111‘ 0i’ course. will mean that a small- ' 191101‘ 0 1 B reasurer Mr- that the Cr stain a -

own communities. The Committee ,W. J. McDonald showed that the well the re-pyutationho? president‘ Mr‘ W‘ J‘ Mcnmmld- team will so to Amsterdam. l-lol- decided that each rsDNsentatlve11°1B1 1188MB 0i the Club were 35,- ward Island in the pla -oli' I vweqm-‘ﬂdent- ‘M1! E. E,1"ark- land. in 1928 to represent Canada. would be specially written by the 373-‘13- 111111 1116 1111111111168. I2.l60-1There was material thyl games. ‘Mn’

We will be iully compensated Secretary of the A. A. U_ of C. The receipts taken in the pasta mod hoe-kg team ‘hyealgomr Secretary. Mir, W. A_ 51111111, tor the reduction ln size o! the and asked to become responsible year totalled $3625.86 and the ex- concluded b y l‘! r‘ y“ “mmurer- M’ R- B- 31°11" overseas team ii we succeed in ior the organisation oi an Olympic ‘y “m? “Wmms m“ ‘Executive. Dr.‘ You. Mr C 0| V‘ “ 1 giving all nine Provinces an equal Committee from his branch In be "satisfied with one lone PBprg- , Chandler, Dr, 1111531111 M1- jam, Km chalice to make lt. This we will each ‘Province in the hope that sentative, but will endeavor to an. Y s MQIYS MacAleer. Mr!‘ Chester Cain bell ' endeavor to do." much greater responsibility shall earth others of an equal calibre D1‘. 311mb Mr John M M 1%, 1,:

Commenting on this the Prcsld- be undertaken locally. and who knows that such may be In, ern, Dr Ligqﬂm“ ' c c ent thought it would be advisable Maritime Provincial Committee: the one as great athletic ability 11, (oi regular ""111 memm‘ "1 i ' . ' to divide Canada into two dlvl- The Secretary reported the change lies. dormant at the present time e ‘himotmtom Y“ Men,‘ c1111‘

B10118. East and West, and hold sec in the personnel oi the oiiicers oi throughollt the, leuslh and breadth 388A“ d m" evening m 111° Y’ M‘ tlonal meets in 1927. the Maritime Provinces Branch oi oi’ our “Million Acre Farm," so ‘ Park)“ "m1 111? ‘P16814601.

Mr, Hashes susxentsd that there the A. A. U. oi (i. and asked what a word‘ to the wise ls sufficient. ‘ Arthur ‘yﬂeck’ d“ u“ “"1" should be a national test made ln would be the ruling at the Com- get randy. n call is gain! out to um“ nigh“ meat!" w“ dew” i927 which would help eliminate a. mittee in the event oi the new oi- eve?! Province oi the Dominion. a w ‘mama,’ “uuﬂs- “"1 an" 11 large number oi the lesser ($011k ticers wishing to change their re- and ll is hoped that that call will 791M111“ 191m" "n" 1'7 1111511111‘ petliors and would help the Com- prsaorltatlve on tile Olympic Com- not so unanswered. as Canada e11. t“ "1 111° AWKWWY. the newly 3 mlttee m ilnrl the probable mator- mlttes. it was moved by Dl‘ Lamb pacts to send n team lll 192s m». ‘med °°'""‘""°'1 “"1 bye-law! ' lal tor the 11928 Games. \ anrlseoonded by Roht. Falconer. greatest that has ever "crossed" wembwnd M“! 1111"“ "W" 111111 ﬂ

Dr. Lamb thought that some- that we are in isvor oi substitut- in quest oi athletic honors that “um,” "1 “ca” "11111111199! W919 . thing must be done to stimulate in; new names as members o! the ,wlll brinz fame and glory to the “m” mm‘ ‘ interest in the various Provinces Olympic Committee where the ol- Maple Leaf. _ _ so that they would hold Provincial flcars ot the Brunch ieel it necss- Mr. S. F. Doyle has been up {nests anlclll alum DNVlds competl- ssry and make the required an cs mambo; oimggnadars 1 ‘

on n w c men would be trsln- ointment, be omln ee or . ed up to the Olympic standards. p MOTH-Prince Edward island GBOPgG C. Tﬂylm’

made a beginning last year in send , Nll- 13.1111! ilﬂlwhllivh ‘lobn. 1hr ___ " tic standards would s.» named ml- m; one athlete over. tum m.- has! 1- ""'"-" MONTREAL. ‘Dec 10-—Rev o 111B 11111110149 of guiding the Seloc- C. Taylor, who comes to Montreal

lion Committee tor the sectional place in the ilnals he save a 50011 "Willa 111111 111B ""11 v11 '1" 111' from Charlottetown, will n11; 11",“. lasts in 1927 all wall as the Olym- account oi hlmael! and Canada "N1 i111" In‘! bvitﬁﬂﬂl 11 111'» 1 1111"‘ in: be ducted at Calvin Wesb Pin Trials in l!!! will anticipate greater tiling; Gill. 1N M111 "W119i. 1111111" mlnlpter lsylcrlsn Church. th

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