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ang6f$ ortll ern Hockey League Title

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| fine winter’s day assur-i

md s wonderful ice racing

me Victoria Driving Club to stage one of the best

they have ever given the

,his oftemoon, starting at 1 o'clock.

can Bot to the course by

down Richmond St. to Cut iii- near L. M. Poole dt C0.’s

yard off Water St. The ice

safe for cars, and it is

that there will be large there this afternoon. In

ing fully 50 degrees difference in' temperature. Miss Possibility and Major Aubrey will also clash in n this big event, and from it will re emerge a contestant to go up'a1 against Lucky Lindy for the sup

The first heat of the match race

md fu; way of going has .made ed the girl's hockey championship mm 9° mum hiked 5501"" vom of the Maritime Provinces tonight 5 Rico. who a year ago was the ,after they defeated Kentville Car- _ ve pacing sensation nt I_ongwoo¢l,_ dinais 2-0. The Island girls have pl Florida, will perform under ex- held the Maritime title for several

auth/ opposite conditions, there be- years. Q

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Irene Linkletter and Anne Green

to the four classes, which the big Free-for-ali, there

bi 9, match race for an un- smount of money, probably very startling sum, but suf-

Ben Ortolan and Waltz

9,, sieeds whose respective

putting up the coin.

sddition to Hush, whose glib

to cause quite e. lot' of ex-.

will be called at sharp 2 o'clock, _N followed by the free-for-all etc.` L Spectators are asked to kindly' keep from crowding at the finish. as the heats are expected to be very close and difficult to Judge. The course will be gone over this fe moming with the scraper and ‘°

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summer-side: cal 'r io M-'und tw minted late wi lv- ~

tcrscholasticfll Meet Success

Provincial Records '

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G°°‘,1 Classes Wlll Answerfcllystal. Sisters D6' ,,‘j§‘§“‘f;_“‘§'~,§‘_1‘{i”“-_‘,f§_‘"° ’°’;_j~ ”_;°““- §j;‘;§;fm‘§ §_,}§;‘_§'_§‘_j_§§_§§§,_‘;‘“;F_,_$f ‘Winners Count In Second Period

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S *"' Kentvlue lnes won the eastern hockey league defence F. Loiighlio Llil§i;sicftt" W; Lcgimicj iitllxi i . .y i. . Q And FWD More Goals In

_ ._ mi ees wn _ _ _____ ____ ___ _ am els hir. icon lcdi .i\u. - _ `_ _ _ _

i;.l1voonl2ie11_f_)11_t_>_la1§_.?11d\_i_Vo1ti~_ Lostuight 2-o. ..:;.I°.i“i“‘..i.‘;i..-;‘.5..f.‘:.‘,‘f...‘5I£’.‘? .. final Minutes 0f Thlfd Frame-

111 e 1-__ sua ' ‘ pious, with a some of s-2. It was right wing. R sh eids R Hudson ' “

. _ E_ N_ 5__ yeh “_ (By the “nh "me of the league p___y_ Re_e__ee_____c'___ B_____m'_ ________C_0n_ ' of two _re_g_uia_r _fr_o;i-lin_e fried. i1_ut _ DALHOUslE, If. ll., Fcla. 26. (B;.'_i and slammed a hard drive into the

C the Canadian Press)-Crystal Sis- on series each team having iwo THE SUMMARY UD a li ut Y ix 11 011 usa “»‘-- i‘- ,the Cnnmlinzz Pm-.ss---.D:|1llo1l.».e_cage, fivu minutes from the end of

0 _ ° ters of summer8ide_ P_ E_ I__ ciaim_ ’ _ New Brunswick-Princo hdwaltl l>.- [Rim ,i... . _ ii,/, *

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The provincial championship will! No score A k , .

nlllerst too llc oiicllslie ill he _ _

o decided next week. when Wol Penalties Teuior. woiveuucs, run. pouod but me col. Q. i dl `M°5"”“" A’““i~i11 Hockey fo ooh

“deg pat,-ma M,,¢Leugn_ 1,-en, ` fax one up, Lennon evened the Penalties: Lavgne, Bearcats, cross -_3_ _ ‘___ by °w________g the second mme

Llnklemr, Mlm", B°,w,,11_ score three minutes later, and checking, 2 minutes, Lawlor, wel 2-_Mt A., rirusw iiluu.~.f»i<.turl», 17. 3]() __

yrenmne, ¢°,,|_¢1,.,,,, Mm; de- Beazley save Halifax the title by verinos, trippng, 2 minutes. Jem- i=on.~.liy--uuliou. Bm, G__m_,__r “md the im nce_ ciiady, w,_iih_ Doi i__°mb"d_ ‘banging in the winning goal. mett, Bearcats, tripping 2 minutes. stop-5-/i.<i><-ll, ln; All:-Dnu1ild,'l. _ ______i_ ’|i____ _i_____(,S __dd_,d __m_ii_(__, and rwnrds, Margaret Crosby, Ada Jemmeu' Bearcats* ""`tl)I’jng' 2 mi"` ".°"""d P"'>i"d l"i';u\i: (ll';l'il:»|l1 shot the third 25

should be in apple pi, order im. Jordan, Kathleen Llghtle, Laura- Tm; LINEUPS utes. 5’-"Mtv A-» Ci“’i""“" “"““""""""' sc-oohils bf-fore the end of the ame.

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i i Stops by goalies: ilu Tv vi , t iid 'i t ii

the mein this diem 0 _ bell Bigelow_Nellie Scammel Mab- __ _ _ -lo Hou( “S11 W HS Cool H Y

K o n B_ge_°w_ » . _ Hiimiix Wolverines-Goal, C~ First period, Sargent 11; Kuhn 10 4-Amhclsi, Ddiiuu <uh.\sd1steul_ _WHS __________ and G_ai_am.S solo dash __

__ _ Kuhn? defence' K- M5°Neu» E- T91` 5900114 D0l”1°d~ Sargent 113 Kuhn 13. cllmnxcd thc cxcitcmcnt. Dalhousie

lier T Young; left wing, C Irv’n@, 5 Penalty-Turlwr. _

. V- Ferguson: Centra C. Iawlor. W. Third period, Sargent 0; Kuhn lo

Mnecilashen; right wins. C. Benz-_ Total stops: Sargent 32, Kuhn za.

Tug 5|_'5['\1\|¢y ‘ out oi tlu‘ce Dalhousie defeated fi a

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impalhousici Trims _Moncton 3 To N il ,In Crucial Tilt

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rlnu meet the winners of the tr pping, 2 muluics, Mills, Bearcats. fence man broke up play altar |llzl_\- ‘;Jn',_::_w;_p filufnmgy kmm I tgc' _ci:m,.s~ iaiiy pmciicaiiy assured viC_ ay-off series between Digby Rav-` tripping 2 minute, Lavigne, Bear- 'und their gouiln guvo :rift-.vifc-l1ci\i.l (mf .`(f"mm fagup' nfl" _‘fl ' in . wosiém Champions and New cats, ti'.lJlJiliL', 2 minutes. ilieriurnlallcc, Wilit-~ sturtecl tiir img `Smf"H lmfp fm New Bmm'“]Ck i,,._

lasgow Panthers, A. P. C. league ' Second Period | scoring for /\|\il.i-r:»L null l"i'z|.s(-l' ici- _mm r_`1'm"U E'dWm Islmm 't

winners. | 1~'1‘|-uro, Jemmett (R.yan_ Mill) ' lowccl with xi i.;o;|l lui' ilu- lllll\'crsiiy. _

red the soals. The same was not Five thousand one hundred fans 16.20 ' = Mount .'\iii:.oh*.. ids( i:ii1.v\\'as Shui `q°01_°lw 1" tm dmdhm "mph of L; tes party by any means, and the saw Wolverines win the league tit~ 2-Halifax, Lawlor fmt-Nl-uv ul.-inf hy. Cliuhiuuii iii uw :twirl lirri-id. " “”""f ”“"_"` 5"" "S mf "“` ""5"" Bl feree had to hand out four pen- _le. lt was a tough battle, with eight Penalties: Shictlds, Brill-cats, highf Wiiiftli ut'"\`<‘=| i1i\`i’\‘ uiiliiliiu luliik L']“'I]_l"l"'"`ll:"‘ D“Hl°_uS“` "WL Um' il-

ties, evenly divided, for rough 5 penalties. There was no score in the .-tick, 2 mrnutcs, Bradd, Woivwincs, “iid Ji’1“‘S "lui Wluiii luiu 0110 Cuiil igual "' H" “W '"1 pmod m"'gm and hvvr, right wing.

ay. nrst period. Jemmett netted one for tripping, 2 minutes. ! in "he ‘llml i’“"““"

-rnn ummpg 'rruro neu- the end of the second, 'third Period '

Whiic llolrlillgg I\’ioll(‘imi llh'.i'k.s_

i\\'o more in the third period. Tl1c_ contest was for the best two games _

d dcfihsivc play In the final period Da nousle seiz

every opportunity to score

ry, :ind Graham clinched it with

last minute solo effort.

The lineups follow:

wins io its cred_i__ _ First Period _und _me _____d______ of _______ _0_____ _Bi_ o ._ champion; of ihcl the period The Rangers then adop-

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Dalhous|e~McCann, goal; Walker

rullaln, defence; D. James, Lc- nnc, ccntrc: Kerr, Butterworth ft wing; D; Taylor, Al Taylor, Gui»

Moncton-Foster, goal; Gill, Bur- ge, defence; McDonald, N. Cook_

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eil; defence, E115 ggy_ Hem; ened the oount by scoring for Hall- 4-Tru.ro, Lennon 10.35 i i.<i,._,i i.L.i.iUd_ ‘ _____ HM m___C__ but the Ha_______ _______. WINS? _MC1nl0Sh. MuCk1€. James md; fo,-wa,-ds_ Anne greem Mme i fax. In the third, Lawlor put Hall- 5-Halifax, Beazley, 14.05. i ,~ . '_ ' ` F1611! wins.

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THE SUMMARY

First Period:

N0 SCOPE.

Pc_uullies~~McIntosll, Gill.

su>l»s#r\utor, 9; Mocdnn, 9.

Second Period

1-Dalhousie: _Gulliver (unassist- dv, 14.57.-"'

Penalties-Gill, LeBlanc, Kerr.

Stops--Ashf-ll, 10; i\l.|cD<>llzli<l, 7.

l'hird l’criod:

5'--Alz\ilci'..t_ Jonas iljixoni 14.

ii-Amherst, Wlxlic illllassisterl iii.

Pcllnltics--Nollr.

Stops-Aslvili, 5; l\l:u;Dnnal<l, 7. l ,Referee-Les Lowther. ‘

wilistlc.

The iirst period was fast, numer-

ous shots missed the net, and both gcalics prevented any scaling. Play

fmcrd the play from the openingi

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Stops-Foster, 10; McCann, 4.

Third Period 2-Dalhousie, James (unassisted) 47. 3~Dalhou.sie, Graham, (unassist-

startcd slowly in thc second period, 1.-dl, 19.35.

but spceded until the teams were playing hczids-up hockey. Most of

NEW G_LAsG6w_ ____ __ “___ “_ i thc Shots were from outside the blue

_-_ _ -`~ line. Gulliver came down right wing '

By the Canadian Press)-New GREAT vi BY

night at the Forum on a sheet of ice the second

interscholastic ice meet was

a large crowd oi’ cheer- and old. It was B great

eleven new records being set; sportsmanship was the key the sports. There were many but no lost tempers. There

in the face of defeat.

the contestants in the quar- open while racing and in his heat fell. Most, in circumstances, would have and, as a matter of fact,

during the evening did, but

lad arose, girded up his

and put on a` driving finish

in third to qualify. This

Bay die spirit is the quality counts in the battle of life.`

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hu-mPl0HS. tonight defeated Digby - _ _ than n minute of boxing. That was vens. western Nova Scotia win- D“1h°“5i° Rwgers’ newly crown a “Mt “"°Wd °” hand' nt Fort Eric in 1902

ers. 6-o to win the in-st or s two ed °““‘;°’°”‘ °' "‘°_S°;“;__'__§°’“;; . George chin lost the uuddlowoigbt (3 I I O I I une series for the right to play.“'° H°° ey I‘°°__g‘;_:___“ ° ° rg ___ Wm Be A,k,,i To Explain lam-els to Al Mecoy in the ih-st

nexing a total of '14 points to place 3 against Queen Square‘s 40 To old West Kenters this win was pleas- ¢,

Cut Loose At Forum Last Night. in.

work of Crsbbe, Fitzgerald and' Rsttenbury. The W. K. S. young- sters had a part in the winning but the Q. S. S. small boys were just as good. Peter Campbell, Q. S. B. flash. tried hard to offset the'

outdistanced the others represent-

trophy, donated by Pickardls Bike Shop, from Rowan Fitzgerald by 8'

three leaders were: Crabbe, 16;

Fitzgerald. 15; Rattenbury, 12.

THE RESULTS

W. K. S. trio but his game efforty was in vain. These two schoolsi

ed.

_Barton Crabbe won the all round

The National Boxing Association b

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` Reduced Prices

Molto Bulk, Beg. 75o lb. Now, We Moira Boxes, Beg. 'liic lb. Now Bile Mein nox»,in.e¢. :Loo lb. Now 'ite Moira B0 lk. $1.15 lb. N $1.00

And a :noni reduction “Tn all

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VICTORIA RINK

_ _ "_i§_%£URDAY.> FEBRUARY 27th

RTON VS. CAPE TRAVERSE

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§ scoring and defensive machine. crabbe, who won the alround cup

Q _ the championship.

student circles and elsewhere in the

Q ing. The Wolves, during the past l~ ' -

outcome of this fixture An idea of the relative strengths of the teams may be gained from the outcome of ,

\ the first game, 5-5, played in the

I Bt. Dunstan's Rink some time ago.

The Saints have their usual heady

and fast aggregation this year, a V team which in past seasons reflect- ` ed much credit on itself and on the institution it represents.

The Prince of_Wsles boys are as

speedy a group of collegiate hockey- ists as one could wish for. Many:

. ing a good acoouut of themselves in I the Junior League this winter. _The | team itself is a smooth-working

Both teams are out to win to- nlght's game to take the lead for'

CHALLENGE ACCEPTED .

We, the undersigned herebY ac-

cept the challenge of Messrs. Mc- Donald a.nd Clark Ltd.. to a friendly game of hockey to be l1laY€d by mutual agreement in the Forum 0" saturday at 6 li- m--Glfui" 3"” ima.

CHALLENGE We the East-End Ramblers do

hereby challenge the Orlebar Auto- mu to n n-loudly sums of ii°°“°Y to bg played anywhere Su‘¢B\’1° t° both mms. Lineup: Gout J- 3°' gen; Defence, E. Drsne -nd W. 01|* lie: Iorwards, J. Michael E. CHUBU' l

ihan and W. Mullins.-Signed, J.‘ |u°h“|» 05”- _ ._ ,__ an-s\lr.l\nn...

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B38'°W Panthers: A P U- L95€U¢ A CTO ` “ces on 'fhe harbor ice mls aflf weight title from Frank Erne in less A ' ’ .

tcrnoon. Nico weather should sec ' ' ““""“ *'* " f

Ha.l`fax Wolverines for the provin_-|°v°ry °°“9’° “ '°“ °n e _ iround of their Brooklyn brawl in ’ .

mi hoekey ima Maicoim seared Splendid V1°f'°1'Y °V9"` the fighting ..Mi._ mo Doian wiii most as3iii._ I 1914. .luck Dclnpsiiy puszscrl out in € e 3 t

ins and Wes due °1u°11Y to tha fine three of the Panthers' seals. Dick- f_’f_‘_’_‘;:"°" H“‘”"°‘ “t D““‘°“S~° 1”' odiy bo sured to un his charges be-_ ' _Lge i_ifS_g__1_<>1;i_i;i_;1f H; _i 1 e 'E

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wo an C usa one The RBIIBOTB bHift11l1K H113 mid “Wk alzilign ;n§;e;.];5ck(;yy~;Oci;iio‘; ~. llcnvylveigllt title. Even Jack Brit- F-i

in one of ‘the fastestleagucs the_ remarked Jack Ha_____ton_ presidcni _ ton, the master of defense, was _ McAfthur

Maritimes have ever seen, fought. of the association i_iday_ i stopped in the first round by Stcvc | . ,

the good iight, ayed the game' ' _ _ , - Kinhc . A uuo-i~nuhzl kilrlckollt'

_$1 d _ th He referred to an article which __ _ yt __ _ _ _ _ _ As

fairly md square an a e same ii d iii ii M iii ii lv i _ ia 'sc le \\‘ lo c colin ry Juzrzulg 1 _ -

time led their section of the Leag- ausgiivere iiiiniiirwme romey ea was that clluifoci up bv Wllii~ .lack rl 0

g ith p olessianal- - ‘ ' `

ii, in the 5515);, i5m_ It was proper to put Such mai_ son at the c_\:1>(~l\sc oi Jolllllly Dun- _ _ _ _ _ _ In the playoffs they demgngtrat-'ters before the govérning body_ he doc. They luauio l`ol‘tuncs boxing; _(-Special to thc Guardian! Skip 9. Jack Fraser, Hal Spillett ed they Ere the better team, and 5aid_ ‘Cach other aiilvl’ thlli. hilt J;i(‘i<.<;oll T110 Chlii'l0iiL‘i0\\'ll and SLimmCr" David McLeod, M. Campbell, Skip

cr-ncsoo 111 rob 26-(cr) to the victors so the spoils. They ~~r novoiwvln .mio io lung me 1iur~=11<'=' S-ii" Cuulue' Club-= lilfiyffi last Hlshi 18- Kelsey Burke. Dr. Macrntyre

. . . __ have at last scaled the heights of The N. H. L. ‘Race ' _ B___ __ __ _ _ __ K ___ _________ y ___ _ _ ___ _ _ __ ___

New Brunswick-P. E. Island hook- _ _ y up 'c S upper _. ugh L- _v _ ll _ icy-lous_ o e ma cl 6 hand, Skip 12. After the final seorl

woxiiggsdiizavovtfeitiitiabthsgiogriisiiile eydom and are deserving of every with teams sizzling into me ' "1 U" fir” fi'H"‘° "f H bm that 1" the S“""“°1‘S‘d° Ciifilng Rink the CUP was presented by 1vlr.r-m--

°“° P°’“"‘ Th” 9°” °°°’°' °' me t h bet W :gr s hrnpli oi in-also not only for their hockey o- stretch in boil. divisions of :ho N. ""“* 1° "“"° u°“° 45 "°“““* Th"-" _ U" "‘Sii°"S Wm ‘miefffiincd to fi

marmany ::inJaol<x scharlieifm of bility’ but their consistent good`H. L. the closest race ln league. his- l’1`“"i°uf=1>'11f\u soils ‘I5 i'fu1’\<1~' fi’ ii fiulilwr at the Cautol Tea Roonwf

clruw, und tllcpl'olnot“1'wilo put on ML A_ E_ H. g _ .5 t i j

mn' scheduled mr next June' sportsmanship as wen' Again' wel ti)i?l¥J.1;on t;p.PhIi`li1c distribution of thc return bout booted no Drclilri- lo al cl an S pres den of me

Penalties-Walker, Red Cook, I.

LeBlanc.

Stops-Foster, 7; McCann, 7.

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Curlers

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on Dundcv again. :iii Silmmersiclo for the MacArthur Theodore Sentner, W. H. 'Ibwns '

ris to the winning team. Charlotte- town, amid cheers.

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say all hail Dalhousie Rangers and' W uri dell'-ihiil h0Ck<‘i’ ` ‘ ° “b» l"`°5id"d and Save ad"

few weeks have shown a marked re versa) of form, so much so that they have given as good as they have received in their games with Bear-

cats, and no doubt went into the

game last night an even bet to_ trounce the former Maritime cham- pions. Congratulatlons, Wolvesi

BECOIQDS GY BY BOARD

Eleven Provincial records wersl

Meet held at the Forum last night.

Among the large number of young

aiihletes competing was Barton

for the hiilhest aggregate of points scored during the meet.

PRDVINCIAL JUNIOR FINAL

The final game for the Junior

Hockey Championship of the Pro- vince and for the right to meet tho

Chicago, who were expected to dl'0lJ by the wayside in the Ameri- can section to make room for either Boston or Detroit, have shown rc- markabio tenacity. They have one game in hand over Detroit, have played an equal number of games with Bruins. The swing of thc

P. W. C. players have been render- shattered at the interscholastic Ice 5“h9d“l°‘°°u bfius Some Si-artling

changes in ten games. The idea of Boston being out of a playoii is one that doesnt seem to fit the picture. When only eleven games to go thcy have six on the road. That renders their task more difficult, but ii , they have their old quality should v rise to the occasion, though their l followers must be getting dubious of their ability.

Boxen Who Came iiaxs Mic Knockout Losses

Nova Scotia champions in the Mari-

time semi-iinlh will be played be-i tween the Queen Hotel and the Levin rm- mms in the Forum to-? night. This Same has ali the oar- marks of being a hard fought some from the first whistle and it is to be hoped a large number of fans will attend to cheer the boys a-` long.

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After commenting on thc lnct that Billy Townsend and Hddir Ran, who are to meet at li/ln<ii.~..n Square Garden ionifght, were both knocked out by Billy Pct;-oilv in bouts at thc.Gardcn_ Wilbur Wood, New York Sun boxing \\'ritc:~. rc-_ mlniscrs over boxers oi thc past who "came back" after suil'erin;; l:hc:i:~

out defeats. I

A standout among the one-round ;

finishes, he relatzs, was su;1plle;l by ,

Joe Gans, when he took the light-1

when all angles of the schedule arc I * - 7 considered. I

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Duffy, ll, A. Johnson, Reginald Bell,

laces in which 'the young 280 Yard Dub Open-(Record, 4 may your efforts continue to beftaleni has Whicved themtended r°` lioillticiogidcliig <‘tfhlatolii~]sF ' dnss of Welcome t° the visiting;

im-ticipued were very iniAi._ l Jam” R.mmbury_ w_ K_ s__ 23 3_5) mcces!iui_ suit, as sofa? every club has a plai, ________ __m________y ihc .____O______;_- in-dm. Other speakers were Mr. J. _ md the meet would have ___ Jam” Ra"_enb____y_ 2_ Peter I , ____ oi! chance. Thus thc magnutcs can ___0___ C__c__;_______(_ _ . _Fraser, of Charlottetown: H. T. 5 failure if the"petite losses Campbell; 3 R, Figzgei-a1d_ 23 se__8_ nterco egiates WOLVERINES SURPRISE . i;_l_aim___i.hell't1isual jiistifgatlont for __K_____ NO____=_>____'S_______C__ _he _____ _I-Iolman, Judge Duffy. A. B. L.

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these were Annie Hormiltr. l|ndu~(recoi’d, Myrtle Hillier, P To 'N Hlfliflx WOIVBHHSG UPS” the tere; susegig-2; Itloatge faiimhelgz me to will thc iniddlcwcight chnnlpioh- B.; Marion R-08611, P. S. B.; P. B. B., 35 8-5)-1, Anne Hughes, _h°Uk¢'.Y d°P9 in mek' h°me rmk1°3timce_ The iight for position has ship. Gcucmlly speaking, those ; Humti. P~ B. 8-, Bud Zllllha P. B. B.; 2. Dorothl' MacMillan, __ th _ 1118113 by not Olly troulic-ing T!'\11°°|never been su_,paSseu_ R_mge__S fll'.st-rounri knockollts do not sccm_

p_ W_ c_ \ P_ s_ s_; 3_ onherine Murciiisdn_ The S€00¥ld Hume 0 5 S355 Bearcats 3 to 2, but at the same alone are certain of their __os____o__ as rldlnugillg us thc mics that como r Kent sumo; won me com, __________________ Wifi? ‘;‘° W'P‘_?____‘_‘_'_‘g:'I__;______' time fiihlunl or/“Y with the Eastern as their victory at Boston im nigh, liilri' in <1 bout- l _ among the schools by an. iomiimied on Ps" io) :_T_e¢g____; °;h___:_p_om_h_p _"___ be Nags. Sootia_H<_>_¢i_l;ey I:atg_i_1e ;t_i;_e_____ makes them sure of w___d___g up ___ 'lruorc ivasdolic ca._;c~, t_ilo\lgil__\v11c_l~c

_ i °w"er' °° 3 a e Ifirst place Canadiens thou h the 3 °"°`r°““ 'DOC ou ‘mg m`mC‘

T W* hem tm’ even-'"3' A" evermcreas' crew from the gate the abovel ' ' g y iimt afternoon in Colours' in 1013

ing interest is being manifested in » have a. two Doint advantage over _ _ " - ,_

_ menihoned surprise is not 50 glar- Mapie Leafs have pi ed will-ll Luther Mctuliy lost his his _

iess_ Americans havgya ;?;_i:nif :ls thc result oi a .sccnliligzly light sieai into third piace_ aithough this l luulvll to thc head, dclivclficl by Ar-

is regarded as a remote possibllityi mm Pclky'

nd J. Leroy Holman. Many watch-

ci the game. The players were ar- anged in the following skips:

Summcrsidc: Percy Wcclhs, Fred,

is, skip 14. Victor Travers, A. B. L.

Horne, J. H. Pritchard, R. S. P. Jar- fill dino. Sk`p 10. R. E. Ellis, Ewcn Nicholson, H. T, Holnliill. W- E-33 MacDonald, Skip 7.

Charlottetown: H. A. Eb£‘l‘S, JllflICf‘ mi

Stribling Loses To Ernie Schaaf

I CHICAGO STADIUM, Chicago. `Ill., Feb. 26.--'Ernie Schaaf. B05' ton's young knockout king." moved

end as a heavyweight challenger

tonight by defeating W. L. (Young) tribiing of Macon Ga., in their

_ ten round battle before ll.000 spoo-

ors in the Chicago Stadium YD'

1 night.

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