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‘showing made l|y_Prinee _ _ -his two trip! against time and whit Willlngton did in his races at Gosh-_ en and-'l-iarttord. ‘- - -

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minutes behind 'the Prince Meltin-

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the close of the Lexington meeting, but will no doubt be in line when the bell rings on the miie tracks next July. Like Peter Mac, ` this horse will make the owners oi' pap-

mnking entries next spring. Still, he has but very little on _Willing- ton, as Snow won a heat with him over the halt~miie track at Gosh. n 'in 2.04*/4, and was within a couple of inches of Symbol S. Forrest a K

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Dalhousie Wins __ _From-Ki_ng’s_

WINDSOR, N. S., Nov. 7.~ln one

in games ever witnessed on the

'King s campus Dalhousie beai

donverted trotter. Last year she'

may gelding with which no won the !1‘t¢°.'° “I” "°.‘i°"" °f 2-15% 'lf Transylvania lu, ye" in _3_03%_ thlt gait. This season she was mat.-

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,oldghy Peter the Great. At one of 'tho recent time record meetings at Indianapolis. Ralph- Burrill gave hirii a record of 2.05%. of the wt-_

iitirtferti in 2.022 if

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company. They are the targets .fn

on the mud; tracks in 1921 win be I

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requ r 0 B no a "uhm, weeks. The "Canadian Express", material for the nelds in the ev- h _ - ents to which the pair is eligible durlng July and August and tailed

'd th three ear om nm, to_.make good. Still, on his_return

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Miss Cowles, and'-Peter Kennedy. Bguthem an we” em cm' “g°“' t th r with the eastern half-miie hmm wmch the eastern buyers Wm `

tgstik Eerformers Almaden Onward nuke “ numb" °f Bel°°u°“s dur'

_ , V , ing the winter months. There will

mn eh am-I thé rejuéeuated James'-l$'e._enough left, however; to till the

lot Diary 0'Connor von hail miie ii int your _while _dlglumpn in_ she finished second in

to Northern Direct. Banner

started at Columbus me place in a_!.08i£ *heat was won by _Ora Qlrlct.

alter, being *anchored t to mum nun trot. ni'

to a-paoe and~witliont any, that gait, reeled ,oil a miie

I-le will prove A very-

Cowles, like Bunilash, is al

nehd as a pacer at Newark, N. 1,,

_He hu Mm on me “ck lm ,|,,c,, and won several heats below _2_.10 _

iiramateur events. When Berry-I

'mide a trip to the New England fairs. he had her in his stable. l~ler| '

ly start was in a special with rect C. Burnett at Windsor. She | alle him reduce the track record

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rnlialf-milers, Almaden Onward D rced Margaret Dillon out in 2.06% | Sprlngileld in August, while May ihgen showed her ability to best .QS at neadvilie Bernie Hayt and amos Albert are too well known: require any comment, other than

he form which they showed in h'eir races during the past six

ad an airing on the mile tracks

To this group can be added the

places which were occupied during the past two years b'y_-Grace Dir- - ect, Hal Mahone, ».Caigar-y Earl, Eva Abbe, - Sanardo, and .John

Henry. ' ~ . (To be Continued in Next issue)

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DOCTQRS - ‘ond game of the Eastern Intercol-

>- -» NURSES _ _ _~ legiate League.

Momnonf :with the heavier team would have

“ - squad. Tlris,_however. did not

1 sulfeliwf play, was one strenuous fight from

mt Prom.: an ' start to iinish; It was anybody's

HERBERT HOOVER, invited to speak at a' Canadian Red Crossm I ' .

it was expected that Dalhousie-

an easy time ,with the light Kim:'s

prove to be the case. The mute., which was absolutely void of dirty

game and the Play ranged from one end oi the iieid to the other throughout the game. -

In the first period Kings played

hthe wind and the line kicking

back division made the Dal-

watch its step. Early Crease. one ol' the Ilhi-

broke his leg and

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playing

score in th eral saieties

sides The second the same as the housie hacks mad

combination runs and

_ most scored at one time, but ti

liant tackle by Jones, the fullback, effectually stopped him

missed his line

was able in though sev-

on both

much

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nounced a try. The attempt nt mm. vert failed. King‘s then bunehed up and carried the bali right up to the Dalhousie line hu! faned to

BC0l"8. '

Though the game was not spec-

,tacular and not a great dem of combination was shown, the King‘s “Grim Played a superior game and ‘nada the Dillllousie forwaids work. The Dalhousie. back riiviglon "’h°“""l R f0W S0011 comblnntlou Dlllys but the low tackling of the Kini:'s men kept -them from get. \"”‘ “WW L°“ 13"¢kle.\'. referri- ‘nave the utmost satisfaction to all

ghe winning oil this game gives alhousie the championship of the Eastern League. King‘n and st Francis Xavier will probably play

F"°l11 a wixun play Moore kicked the hall over the line but at nfs;

line. On measuring, it was pm.

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