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Conservative 3rd Queen's ‘

annual meeting of the Conservative Association of 3rd. MacDonald Bros. Theatre, Mt. Stewart, '

o“ Wednesday, Dec. 'Ist., 8 P.

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Meeting

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Dill Home Week

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”"’"'dr”_'_n—_v_*ii— no. the best livestock in the $3113.} on display and a. big mldway m; proved the biggest winner of anything brought, out yet . . times. “H“Q§.'\§IQ.S, official organ of the ' lied b‘. es 'l‘roiilng Association, wt a [Eniure writer here in i945 W; reporting in that magazine he ‘lid I have seen all the great ha-r- ws racing meets in the United gig... but. never anything 1&1: Old ° " ; at Cllarlotteto one and Thursday after- enomious crowds. the z aiicl the combination of id racing enthused me

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<‘5 $15900 “id max” --Jack Delnne i. the colorful .' tactically "5 bfllhi» a! William and Mary 9 Mkims“ o- French-Canudlan) who held the day. I‘. r e siren)’ hmse Owners sfmthem Meumdlsi‘ 7 Tex“ world light ileavyweight boxing en cpp ‘ to cam mover dur- Chilsila" 7 ‘llel- _ title during tlic golden '20s, died in; the ii s Dfl-"T W Old 30m" 3}” 7 Baylor 7 (“l”), . Saturday zit his suburban home

“Ye-K I P were 1.91.1 m; Sgtuydqy ‘lexas Tech 28 Hardin-Simmons no“, hem -- .1‘<'l9X' m! “SW5 "nil 30- Best remembered for his four D0 people or more ret- W955 TEX!“ 5m“? 19 New Mex" sensational bouts with Paul Ber- "red the beautiful 1w 0- lenbach, Delaney. a native of st.

ch that night racing ~ To be up to drlte the of Sinrlinr: Gate was lr- lvnris were so satis- it. was also uscd in the ces Old Home Week other tracks in the

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1min c yrnr Old llonie Week end Provuuls‘. l-Jxhibltion will open liandav 619M115’, August 15th with , nigh ting program and the ceding days will have the ‘i nprogram withthe fin- in the ltiriritimcs on t-X- l_n we mornings and in the. harness racing and

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A iul program of vaudeville will be on each evening with one or more hairless horse racing events .'- on at least two of the-iii. there will be the usual large y with lis gaily decorated nanny entertaining acts. spec .a.r rides and other features that appeal to those who are not so intercswd perhaps in the other parts of ".ie program.

Old Home Week has drawn Nai- telition and such a grunt _' and traveller as Johrl l was a pleased spectator this year. W: description over the nir- Ways mus’ hnre pleased nanny nf

colored secion to it, very capably gotten up bv staff protographers an". feature writers.

The manatemcnl: are announcing "we: dyes new August. 15th to 19th. iii-l‘) so at in give those abroad arid lhrse at home who wish to inforhi ‘he's friends abroad time to make their arrangements for holidays r..- llhsenra from business. They have ilso u". their (loodwlll ‘Rncn Moot N September 14th and 15th.

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ll. S. Dollege Football Results

Saturday's U.S. results: Eat. Anmy 2i Navy 21 (tie)

0. West Virginia 16 Maryland 14. Dlidwelt

Notre Dame 46 Washington 0. Detroit 26 Tulsa 22.

16 ville 1.2. South

Clemson ‘I Auburn 6. Alabama. 34 Florida 28. Tulane 46 Louisiana State 0. Mississippi 34 Mississippi

‘Vanderbilt 28 Tennessee G.

Georgia 21 Georgia Tech l3. North Carolina 34 Virginia 12.

Oregon State 2B Nebraska 12. (tic).

0. Wheat Bowl

Junior College 6 Hutchinson .1’. C 6 (tie).

Glace Bay Miners Defeat Millionaires

GLACE (CPU-Glace Bay Miners

tie for first place in the Breton Senior Hockey League. Norm Kurltz fired

Play was soft and "doughy" ice third period when a thin

until th

active hockey. First. Period 1-Gioce Bay. Plrio (Dennison. Kuntz) Penalties — ‘Myketyri. Plat (misconduct), Denny. Thaler. Second Period 2-—-Sydne_v. Roach

(Dennison. Del-morale) .. 17:1 Penalties -- Watts, Aruudel (2

Kuntz.

college football

Boston College 21 Holy Cross 20. Fordhain 26 New york University

Oklahoma l9 Oklahoma A 4| M Washington (Si. Louie) 2'! Louis-

State

Villanovn 21 North Carolina State 7. Arizona 24 Marquette l4. Far West

Santa Clara 21 Michigan State 21 Penn Stale 6 Washington State

At Wichita: (‘nffeyville (Kansas)

BAY. N.S.. Nov. 2D - battled from a 3-1 third-period deficit here last night to defeat Sydney Mil~ lionaires 4-3 and force a three-way Cape

the winning goal at 17:13 on a billlet-like drive comparatively slow on

layer of water fourned and made for faster.

12:60

(Nelson. Nledyilski) . 10:07 Penalties - Whaien. alﬁyﬁretyn ’ (3). Dennison, MacDoug . Third Period s 5-1 ir-Sydney. Roach (Platz. Dowiing) 1:05 4-S_\'dile_v. Dowllng thfyketvn. Platz)‘ ........ .. 1:31 SAINT JOHN. N.B., New g3 _ lk-Gieﬂe BM’. 1311111111"! (CED-Consistently outplaying Hal- ‘Dmnyi 4105 lfax St. Mary's in a. ragged game, (Fe-Glace 4381i. 59"" 5°" 3 Saint John Beavers trounced the 7-611168 BB1’. Kill"! invaders 5-1 Saturday night and

Jenkins, MaePherson Battle To Draw

KENTVILLE. N.S.. Nov. 1-8 — (C?) — For the second time within a. month, lulpb (Jinx) Jenkins, 172, of Charlottetown and Donald (Red) MacPher- non. ltﬂ-pounder from New Waterford, N-B, battled to a six-round drew in the feature bout. of I boxing cord here Saturday.

The llfacfheraon-Jenkinl af- fair had the fun: on their feet moat of the wny, and was even better than the fight between the puma pale here recently. Jenkins looked to have thing! well in hand when he put MaoPhemon down for counts of ellht and nine in the fourth round. But the New Waterford fighter made a sensational comeback. He took the fifth round and in the alxth had Jenkins practically out on his feet when the gong sounder‘ to end the fight.

Former World Boxing Dhairlp Dies ilt 48

KATONAH. N. Y.. Nov. 2T—(Ai':

Francis, Que. was a glamorous fig- ure in the gaudy period when big names and big purses brought. the boxing game to its peak.

One Berlenbach-Dclnney bout opened the "new" hludison Square Garden in 1925. That was the night Delaney failed in his title quest. losing a l5-rolind decision. Less than a _\'(‘l-il' lziior. in July. 1926. he wrr-sicri the crown from Earlen- lJil(‘l\ before u gate of $461,789 at Ebbets Field. That still stands al _ a record for light heavyweights. Twice the 48-year-old fighter knocked out Bcrlenbach when no championship was at stake. The first bout lasted four rounds in the old Garden and their last meeting. Dec. 9. 1927, ended in the sixth. In 1927. Delaney, whose real name was Ovila Chapdelaine, fought a lO-round bout with Jimmy Maloney zit the Garden. The box office take was $201513, ‘which was not topped at the Garden until the Joe Louis-Jersey Joe Walcott scrap last December.

Four years after his retirement in 1028 he started a sllort~llved comeback and moved to Meredith. N. H. Later he returned to Bridgeport. Conn. and entered the used car business. He also managed 9 a tavern. Last spring he underwent an operation in New York. where authorities declined to disclose the nature of his illness.

Beavers Win From Saint

3 strengthened Saint John's second l» place position in the Maritime Sen- ior Hockey League. Beavers, who have gained seven

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tWray. Grabowskl) .. .. Penalty -- Powers.

Second Period S-Salnt John. Newton (Vignenu. Beaulieu) 4—l{alifax. R. Gaudet (liannon. Schmidt’ 5~Salnt John, Cameron

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Gaudet. Vigneau (major), Win- slow (major), Powers. Bloom (misconduct).

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By The Canadian Press

The Norton H. Crowe Memorial Trophy for 1939 was awarded Larry ‘O'Connor, Toronto hurdier and sprinter, nine years ago today after the Amateur Athletic Union of Canada named him the outstand- ing amateur athlete of the vear. O'Connor was n. member of the Canadian Olympic of 1936 and oi the British Empire Games two years later.

Bowling Results

BPORTIN G CLUB ROLL-AWAY

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Polnts: Offices 4; Cottage 1

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C.N.R.. Freight Shed—1232

High single C. Duncan 109

High three H. Sampel 283

Points: Express 4‘/-;; Freight Shea" ‘A.

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High single Jas. Strain 118.

High three H. Craswell 280 Points: Freight Office 3; Mech. De- partment 2.

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FRIDAY?! BOWLING

‘Phe following are the results of the Friday afternoon Ladies Bovrl-

ing League: M. Ives .. . 14s 12s 124i Team -- 1 L. Bearisto . . 22o 133 165i N. MacDonald 152 161 164 M. Brady . . 139 11S, E. MacDonald g '- 834) M. Stewart . Points 3 1-2. H. Likely High Three - J. Rogersoii “$71. I. MiscKenzie .. High Single D. ltfarDonalri ‘:32. ROLL-AWAY BOWLING Points 4, The following are illf! results of Team 2 the City League r-ompi-iiiion in the Q ggyijou; candle-pin division lll‘l(l at lhc D. lilac-Donald Sporting Club Roll-.»\\\.'zi_v _v<:stl:r- A. Cameron dﬂyl O. MacDonald gm Tlm§§5g1355 B. R0 er .. °YB 5- p High single J. MacDonald 107 point! 1 1_2_ High illll‘€'€n.(li‘. qlviacDoiruldR2931 0 Team 3 oln s: . im_ers o; oyn s Mrs. AB. Bagnall 15s 137 1-12 {will Erldfjrs-WIZ M i M N ill 15a 19s 1:16 kiiripers-leliil NgjjMagngnah. 145 163 1-,; High single M. hlaclierizie r10 LO be C High three M. lilachenzie 30;:

u erry Points: Clippers 5; North Enders 0 M- Weir -. nopr mam ALLi-zrs

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Team 4 High single n. Rice 259 J. Rodgerson 221 148 208 High three R. MacDonald 662 B. MacEaohern . 179 166 2G6 Points: Old ""'".'_.s 2%; Knights

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Big: l"i\‘tl~‘._"l_.7 illllli single C. Kim-Lorin ‘ M14 'cl T4 cls 5; Big Five (i (Eu AKG League Motors 2443

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High three W. l\lzicl_.ean 601. Points: McLaii-ie 2'2; Stewart Mo- tors 2%.

BILLIARDS

Stanley Lloyd George Ryan won at the Charlottetown Alleys last: night when he dcicaited Billy Pryor 300 to 247i. a very comfortable mar- gin. But as the old chomp said nfterwzird “not near as much as I could have made it". A very large crowd attended and the player! drew much applause with their dis- play of skill especially the champ. Immediately after the game the Winner was challenged by the P. E. island champion. Earl Stanley. A match will be arrang- ed ln tho near future.

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