JANUARY 26 1935

HOCKEY WRESTLING

M N Wi SPORT WOR

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First And Third lH Period Goals Giv Wolves Victo

(Canadian Press, by Guardian’s Special Wire) HALIFAX, Jan 25.--Scoring goals in the first and

eriods, Halifax Wolverines took things easy tonight de

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Sargent, Abbie Goalie Gives Sen-

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To Break Deadlockll

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JOHN, N. B., Jan. 26- (B

imc l_:»att1e failed to bleak a

sl d Moncton Hawks in a

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s §& al night. It was VJyllldsol§'s firstevlg- champions’ proydi to

I

ng Charlottetown Abegwelts 2 0 in the first game of a three out cslfnfive series forthe Maritime Hockey League’s ch

p on p.

Vince Ferguson grabbed up the first marker late in

opening period when he received a pass from Frankie G ham' _with all Wolves up-ice on a gang play. In the dying minutes of the game, Ernie Moslier, tricky centre artist, picked up a loose puck and scored an easy goal,

Both teams played defensive hoc key through two slow, uninteresting periods and waited for the breaks Individually, speed artists kept bor ing down the ice first from one ond then the other, but seldom get fel against an opposing five msn de renee.

Tbellast period, however, was a

different story and in producing the best hockey of the night. gave an exhibition of rugged. hard- checking, fast-Heating play. 'Iwo fights-land eight penalties llvcned thll1Kl‘\LP.

Through that Iut period, Leo Ber-

gent in the Abbies' gosl. had one of thsbestgsmcsofhlsiongoareerln Maritime hook-ey tonight. Forced to spectacular stops on several oc- casi he turned away rubber from Justoighut every point on the com- pass, .In the last period be handled no shots, '

frankie hvigpe, stocky little

Halifa; defenceman renowned aa the lesgueb badman, was in fins

BDI

the ra

net

that

Way

before passing the puck

Fcrgle had no trouble in

rlliintg the puck past Sargent

.la

Little happened in the second

period but in the third there was plenty of fire Both teams opened up their st le o in

B e

be. de- re.

y i' play and bored

mx the goslies with clever plays. After ons of these,

Mosher grabbed up e loose puck hind the net after an Abbies' fenselnnn had oleofod it t circling the net, he shot from a dif- ficult angle. The puck oareencd over-‘BN‘scnt's stick. hit the and rebounded into the twine.

The second guna of the series will

be played at Charlottetown.

Charlottetown _ Goal, Sargent;

defence, Gross, Mcliie; centre, a - ter Lawlor, Kane; right wing, Currie, H. Currie: left wing, Nichol- son, Bquarebrlgirs. Whitlock.

Halifax - Goal, Bubar; defence,

Graham, Lavigne: centre,

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sw Brunswick Mereaniue League N" ”°:§°§°

n Bulrage Moncton defence- 1?"

shot the Hawks sin le tall

by suerwoos equaliser: ,om

rl-ying from his own blue line age blazed a long shot waist- was past fiskeet" Kuhn. The local Mm eglooked as if he hadn’t even

1

ty ou

when Saint John oouni/ed with `

Getli!il“s pass lots ex Alcher drew a five minute ty in .the third period for an wing his stick across the ice at who

er" Irvine, who seemed well

own

slr other penalties ’

durmg ‘this period 5°”

s plyrs at first

g control of the puck dffti up

both teams displayed a good lon

of hockey. Referee J. H. out' e. lolowing the whistle fre-

quently, kent a close check on the :Q play. B

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y fixture here tonight 'ma

leih

Refs

o Moncton players and one gl: ver were in the penal box .

dcadlcgck between Baint John

ers

For

pl y if talked on Phd

The

usually hard and glass-like ics E2” red th a e

3' y fo

lsted in the second perod was

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ded

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way toward another goal for agua

ne

Abbies Lose Close gg Battle To Halif

p 0 I sor Maple Leafs battered their way M0nt3gU0 I

` bios at Montugu

’ in fast but somewhat ne sided _ .

Champion Outclasses Former ....§’....... ........, ..... 3...... .. , mlm" 1"" = 1 nlghlfalhiosinq

the Crystal Rink, Summcrside, Fri- KINGSTON 0 t_ 'J _ 2-___(¢_P_) Y0\l“L` 9 m .

Beuhaps day evening. Mrs. Ralph Sllllphenl -Moclll sooréfl xl1ts's;r;nu° straight a hard-fought 211010- ,1__ - accounted for iour of the Crystal .

g B nw so 18 md Zuph Lmkletnr th victory over Queelfs in the Intel-

d J. Nell. Asso#¢ed . A .handsome youngster, wit 9' H- 2 collegiate senior Hockey sol-les here

’ Eryelidstaff Witer) head of a Check gladiator and a §§$;_ Tilfen Giélglgieiét §v‘;‘;}:°-to 321|; tonight, upsetting the tl-lcolor 2-1, K

ISON SQUARE GARDEN, finely muscled body, Rlsko had mme»sgme mill” Yo V ‘ ln an excltllr; game before 1,500

_ t evo yllllng but righting eblllty eu- fm “S Sem- ` ' f

E§§m`i?¢n ani tlllzcgixflxw ouglh bto whip the former champion Linellpsi Klum Ace ln Eos! Will '

G.Bl¢,l>.e Be ck ed _l »';`l." 'ul H --

r lmddleweight champion, to the body, but he also lgnddne she: gmkeyfdy' "W ' en" Y , mSe°‘:V‘;_u‘z:i‘;‘;“£§ fxwfguagareiif on T,-psday nigh; °""“`°'°d “ ‘°"°““d . de°i‘1°“ "my mm? '15 E Wrester' un ee' Crystals: Goal; Harris; Defence: motion mllo feature of the Nation.. the Wheatley River stars shi OV” Edd” “BWV Ri“°» Wm’ d°°5°° 1°°k anything '°“° ~ - ` lil nl lon Homer.. crossed clicks

Gay Boswell Forwards. Llnklettel' ai Junior Amateur Athe c Unio

1 N~ Y~- “We” “°"' kim °°°’”“”Y PI“"‘“5' °’°"°°d sllllbnsnt, Mcnonold, Noonan Gal-' truck meet tonight, but rolled by ton Rink for the first

0!! 5m°“¥ tm m°‘P°"~“d°r5' h’ ' an th” way’ mrcmg mm to 1 ' - e n o shatter the record season between these two lo minutes after alum ll.-ct bold "*“”' is 3 5 S °° di’ ‘ d H h th B th L, nd

' Referees: Jim Kennedy and Roy of 3.03.4 made by Lloy a n in e e une H5119- fi

th decision on what was Rlsko bulled the tiring Dundee _ . . _ _ It in ~ f me

qauiggg pg 8 dfvldsdanléereljlcti of ‘ aliiuélgrinlxabgliré tg; 23131155; 23:' ___T~;*: 1935 Cunningllams time was 321 su ed ll win or

ree ed 511811 ll 868 C ' 1 _ The game

Britton aaa sassy! sfuarlln. logldnd 1 ht 1 cms m M all “'° ~*”°'"°;n‘°“”gs {,,‘,"- °°L *- El Wolves Receive ulcer of ice 1

crowd ot. 8.22 owed so ee ous n 8 0 ' ' ' ' ' or fans, most ol wlom in protest that the comznls- the Way and “Hill the 158* i?W° I f Id “_ . ¢ pleasant slcatp after the mlm. Gweel Mm J f°““°»‘ the '°“"‘“= W" 5° ‘°““' .$2.2 `.i?§‘{..l`§ii.?. .`§i`5.°o.§’l§.ly Invitation To not period endol In ll“l°l=1Y Keihmd “lf W' ‘$5 °‘°”'dn§‘“°;m”°nd““‘§wb°‘t’§2 latory of this well known Football - l and me second was well

for a recount. S600 I-mm, ‘ _ , _

mixup in the decision saved nlnth. , In the autumn or 1884 George E_ (C. P. by Gun-rdm-In Sl>¢¢1l| Wiwl

evening for everyone but Rlslco. As a punlshln8 hitter. with a re- and D_ HV Robinson’ K_ J* Manm) AMHERST, N. S~. Jah. 25-_A-“N came into the Garden her- cold of having floored Yarosz six L H_ Mcyeuh A_ E_ mn w_ A_ invitation to play an exhibition, as a new Btanley Ketchel by times, Risko failed them entirely. /em,-_.,_ (MBJ,,,.;_ D_ _,_ Mcgonaupf game in A1nhe.st against he n of knocking out clmmplon Even when he did succeed in ,ha,.1e5Ke_nn,,dy,mdA¢neasA_ M¢_ Ramblers next Thlusday has been

Il , » Tggdy yang; New Year-'s Day in swinging full on the chin of the ,»0n9,1q, me; and organized a foot- extended the Halifax Wolverines,

”‘°‘t1Y‘ 1°' ""iPP”’3' W" 'h°"d°d nton, Pa. in 9, non-title match. veteran, he never sucvevdéd in :all club one afternoon. A. E. Ings ll. was announced tonight by victor

e was little excitement in the changlng his €lPl°S-S1°l'|- shortly before had read ln one of W. Billlker, chairman of the Am- srsna until the weird mental Dundee weighed 160 3-4 pounds. our local papers the short poem herst Amateur Athletic Association

Dc 1 “gig of the arbiter-s turned Risko 157 3-4. Abegwcit" written many years bo~ hwkey committee. they

- B Mme al chaat l 1,;-w Massey, Philadelphia light- are by a former Rector of Post H-.ll __._________i___¥ list

A "fit pa" W” maintained In his customary shuffling fash- weight, outpolnted Bobby Pacho of Rev. Mr. Swabygé 'Ihls nalrée wo; __"”_ " " “ the

the sad~eyed Dundee went ah- Los Angeles. in an eight-round uggested for t new clu an u u of

ll' "°'“‘“°l”“ 1”. °' .las laws; °.::..‘:l °:.'.lz;.ll° ..';‘:‘.l‘; .llfseul ... .. 2l.‘i§“'.....‘i‘. °“” "’“° " ... .....

lzfenocxlimwhiaa-l;‘sr-cgverytsh.ng ` when the Judges reached their de- Iitihlsr-W. A. Weeks. rresldvntzl The “N21 °PP°“¢“"S We" iPl°;";‘:if The lineups:

mr as physical makeup ls con- colon unsrumously. Massey weigh- Sh#-ries A- Kennedy. secretory. » New Glasgow, N.s., Dsurouse Btn” Goa, H_ Cham,

Lean. I .rage~ centre McDon

form. Ha had two short but snappy fighu in the last period one wi

Ferguson €4’Mosher Goal-getters.

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Hudson: left wing, Ohummle La

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Whitlock, snappy little Abbie wing- u~, and one with Frankie Currie, wnothsdaohlponhisshoulderau nigh -

In theufix-st period, Jackie Kane

and Roiiie Shields had open nets gaplnsgt them, but somehow the lguékml imwouldnt go. in. Shieidsl Wit!_1'Mc-Kie and Nicholson of thi

Abbie: both off together, however. the Wolves got the chance they were looking for and began their first really dangerous attack of the night. Nicholson was still off when Frankie

lor, Ferguson.

Referees-Roy Prowse, Cha;-lo

town; Spud sBea|llsy, I-xflallfax.

UMMAB, First Period: M10?Halifax, .Eergilson (Graham) Penalties-McKie, Nicholson. Shots-Bubar, 8; Sargent, 7.

3°00|ul Period:

No leore.

Penalties--None. Stops-Bubar, 0; Sargent, 10. ~

Third Period: `

2-Halifax, Mosher. 13.08.

tile-

Grahaml faked a shot from the blue line and drew the defenseman away from llsrguson at the mouth of the

Penal‘..1es-Whitlock 2, Lsvlgng 2.

Gross 2, Hudson, F. Curl-ia.

Bhots-Bubar, 9; Sargent, I0.

1-

rllsllloulll?

ala, n-vine: left 'wln¢, oampbeu,

Medinslkl; llelght wing, Marshall, Muokle.

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Beavers: Goal Kuhn; defence,

Walke ' ' ,

DOD-E I 'I ,

Llvihss

Houston. pe

Referee-4'.. H. Duummle.

1

Penalties: Marshall, Maclean.

r, Dnuper, centre, Getliffe ld left wing Sherwood, Kelly

ton; right wing, Amber,

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First Period

score' l'

Second Period me

.-Moncton, Bun-age 1812, °‘

Our notes on the Abegwelt foot-

ball

aned in Sport Briefs in November. rought repercussions from far away 150° _

01'!

province ever produced- and who now

No . ‘"1 penamem Mugme' wut", Med_ following notes of the Abegweits of insld. mi'

nice inson

this city.

A We also have notes on the forma-

llhlrd Penod tion of th, Abegweits by Colonel l A. E. Inge, which will be read w.th

.-Saint Jiahx., Sherwood (Got~ interest ws are sure by Abegweits

2

liffe) 18.05. 1 of today, as showing how the team

' W

team of 1884-1891 which ap-

s. We passed a copy along to e E. Robmson who was one

the great football players this

des in Vancouver, B.C., and the

1891 came back with a very letter signed by George E. Rob-

and D. H. Robinson. Both

brothers of Mrs. Howard Hillson

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This afternoon at 2 oclock the fi

UR WRILHT

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round cf the Wei ht 'rl-opbv play wi up

be run off and al players are lelrlll to particularly note to time they are scheduled to play.

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ny new members, playing like

k supper will be served and all hers ara invited to attend the on lether. W"

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lf D aid .1. W Bouler 'llbftmoxrsou A- M°l»°°4 te Fraser C. Bill!! ln

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Another doubleheader was lilly-

21st,

rton and Montrose the Dock. e first some was listless to s t extent but the second made for it in excitement and fest

CY.

Wharf Downs Alltel-ion 4-t d '1’heWharfgo.inedaonegoa.la -

“lo l:::..:l‘°.l.“ .ll ll,:..f°°.".“'. ww- 1- of uv »==l°d °° »

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and

from

a pass from J. Mallet, but it `

evened\lpbyO.Hogs.nonan

» 1-. u. wut from lt, cur-no in me second ‘

B C K l Jud e Saunders period' but H' gelgey 'Tm' 029; U

-~ "9" wlldrushtoram olne woe

"' “°°'°'° ‘[5 °'“'°"°" the wharf leo s-1 at tue end n

tba socong. 'I‘i;eutl\1ldA1g>eriod

L K. Prof Du o erton

°K°“'“' W _°' mf' ig. vital.. s goal or the w-nerr

am but Jeffrey put another one "I0 l'lISh Of ¢i\¢ L. P- U-» City on R.s.ynel-'s assist just before Lea $11 :hd '-he WON ended 4" turning harslk the visitors by

ar .

loa¢re¢sNesus0alDook

mn N_ D_ mum This game was productive of f

smal

mt hockey and provided e latter ployor poking in the

, i umber f fans with many ° .

snmm mp ,,,,,,. mru“’”“°m“: ,Wk me Dm by .winning go.al on a pass from

surprise

I $0 »

N from

in the first canto and P

th

E ll

gg; "llliliii °§i§§r

Alberton Rink Monday, when Wharf enraged

the stick of M. Matthews

als in the twlnes hott;

Hillman, the firs

IM But ll. Mo- bsfore the nice solo

od was close-

ut and it was

scramble started around net, that Rnockwood

mamma rebound nom. N

Movonsu availed mat-

sadsd D-3.

Penalties: " homage, MacLean,

Archer (6 minutes), McDonald. Bun-age (I minute), Getllffe. Campbell. -

Overtime Period

No score.

Penalties: None. Goal savesr- '

Foster .

Kuhn .., .

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Cbonhws

ll

iklri `7leau1z

Highfield" Grooms llama

gue te`a.nl, on home ice

a 2-1 score. f _

Stead g lot the opening

Highfield counter on a pass rom Bordcm Cox, with the

arker Roc’ld. Gillis got the lone L. P. U.

score on Coles’ assist.

3'- l&ed to

‘1‘l°..§.°“.‘}l'.‘§.l".‘<l‘?.’. ‘lim of ocksy practical toni.,.lt from 7 till s; 'mms Duivllna. dish Bmil-il. Max-garet Blmlioon. Dot ilonnwl.

xsghloon M mole. victolta melanie,

argaret fisrulelsey. Ml\1Galllnt.

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and v the highest terms of him. `

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Cilntllill

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e ' gui; E igiifllillilifil Egféegdég »§§E§§¥§l"`§§§§‘ §;§'§§2E=rgE§§§ .5 es .iiliiol stil’

il!

M Isabel Doyle, Jean Vellsy, Hilda

Blanchard, Marion Power, llsrlarst

~ Mmm.; h made no mistake. Just a few seconds ister the 'bell rang with i-he aoore 4-1 for Mont-

mafexee: H. Barbour.

Penalty Timer: W. P.

Official Timer: J.

ltsndhlr of lm

Wharf

m...oa."11II.I

Atherton

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came to be adopted, and by the old- er sportsmen who can still recollect the prowess displayed by the ath- letes mentioned.

Major H. L. Bethune, v.D., of the

Bushes Drug company, is just re- covering from a very serious attack of bronchial pneumonia. It is the first time that Ham has ever been ill in the writer-'s recollection and I have known him since 1892. I-le has always taken the best of care of himself and his good habits prob- ably pulled him through this time. -_.___

Ham was one of our best football

gayers on the Abegweit football

lm 0! 1894-1900 A-nd also on the Abegweit hockey team of those. years. Later on he entered the mii- ltla and was an N. C. 0., became an officer. going to France in luis with the Second Heavy Battery and hov- ing an excellent war record with them. Not only that but 1-lam wus very popular with the men of the Battery who admired his courage

fairness and who all speak in

A rumor that is going the rounds

of the Maritimes is that one if not both the referees sent down hero with "Scouts" as well, acting for the bla teams. seems to be box-no out by the developments of the past few weeks. Two of the moguls, Gorman, and Bmythe, hav, admitted having , scouts out looking for new material.

The Moncton Hawks are heaviest

hit oi’ course with Gill and James, and possibly Miller. Offers have been made to Burrage and Irving and Ideally to Hickey Nicholson, while Pete Kelly as every one knows, is now a member of Bt. Louis Eagles.

What the future holds for ama-

teur hookey ln the Maritimes is hard to predict. If the teams figure on a collection of stars then will have to be some form of contract made that will prevent them leav- ing just when their presence is most Nqlllrad. Kelly on the Abbles line up last night and next week would have meant s whole lot to our chan- ce; of beating the Wolves in the se es.

§> gi 5

'o

nd of ours has something about hue notes. Well.

leased to do tthot. eiperlence wa ch-

e only seen him play

games. I-Ie is our

all and in addition to coping he has a real

which makes for

§§r§lrl=s gigisgi .chilli gr °§a§E § ..

ff

Flin.. Tl

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lil

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by, changed ownership last Monday for a reported loe of $2,000,000.

P!

Pete Jotkus who was defenceman

with the visiting Canadiens from Montreal in their game with the Abbles Christmas week, is considered the best defenceman in the Ottawa- Montreai League. He is playing with what was considered a rather mediocre team, La Fontaine, but due to his goal getting ability they have been going places and look for a berth in the playoffs. Ho crashed through the Ottawa defence which comprised Pratt and Wilkinson to score two goals this week.

Tommy Burns, whose real name

was Noah Brusso, a Frenoh-Canad- lan boy with a lion heart, won the world's heavyweight champlonallip in 1910 or thereabouts by defeating Mal-ven Hart. Later on he was beaten by Jack Johnston, s negro, U1 H- f-Went? round bout fought in 1\"Bl-1‘HllH- Tommy was o. little fel- low five feet seven, weighing lug D0unds. He is now selling life ln-

suranoe by mall to his Cnngdlm friends,

--*___

The Abcgweitg, 1884-1891-by G. E. ltob.nson and D. H. Rohlmlm In Prince Edward Island ~ A. E,

Ines. K. J. Martin, H. H. show H

Donald. J. A. Johnstone.

Victoria, B.C.-F. W. L. Moore. Vancouver, B.C.~A. P. Maobon.

;1d,MG-éhs. Gorgon1,IAl.i1=:), mIt$N¢l]_l_ E_ . a eaon, . . o _ Rob n, G E

Ban Francisco, Cal., U, 5, /l__q_, Herbert T. MacDonald~'.l “Cum ad Chuimhne" -- Donald

Cameron, Aeneas A. MacDonald. Reginald H. MacDonald, Charleg A. Kennedy, William A. Weeks, Frank L Btewart, John J. MacDonald, JPMGS Rlllldle. Charles Leigh.

The foregoing is a fairly full and

correctllst of the actual members of the Abegweit Football Club. But there came to our assistance from time to time a few others who should not be forgotten, such as-_ Cyrus McKinnon, A. B. MacDonald, John Ross, Gillis. Gaudet, Hogan, Nicholas Rundie, George F, Dewar.

The reporter in "The Guardian"

01 NOV. 3, 1934, omitted the imma( of Kenneth J. Martin, Herbert H. Shaw and Daniel J. McDonald, two at least of whom were charter mem- blcrs, and all valued players of the

c ub.

/U50. he should have written E. G.

Matheson, Vancouver, 13.0., instead of A. J. Matheson, 0’Leary, P. E. L gurtller, A, E. Inga is a Cheltenham

y.

K. J. Martin and G. E. Robinson

played for Dalhousie University bc- folo the begweits came on the stage and G. B. Gordon, A. H. McNeill and

F. I. Stewart subsequently.

G. B. Gordon and C. A. Kennedy

later played for the "Wanderers" of

Halifax.

H. D. Johnson and W. A. Weeks

lsamild the game at Old McGill and J. A. Johnstone later played for her.

Another, Donald Cameron. winner

of the “all round" medal at our own cell-donlan names, mass a gmt name for himself in the Dill' 30|'

. - mer was the en Coles. I. Neill, D, Roberts,

1 Race tracks ure bringing big mon- team. to mention just a few-Dr. H. some few! years ml be me mn’ ,_ Andrews

ey m the U_ s_ A_ smw me mm- D. Johnson, Donald Cameron, later of Sllvh We KWWH B 9 5 “S

Al KS RN|l`Syl°acuse Boxer BlANK i}RAN|TE,SPORT RESULTS” Juniors . l,

3113 T0 Live Up Sisifiis 5-0 iN L Pm”

’ A `|` S’ S | U E. ‘°...l'...';l..°;-.“°.'.°‘;“’=.Sefliylfll

Lose To

to a 0-3 win over Port Williams in ¢ar’g Island

the Valley Hcclcc Lea ue het

for Lou Campbel!’s

Granite Sisters to the tune of 5-0 wry °n home me tm” season' Ab e

: 1: Mil Baker' De- ` .

k State Athletic Commission who lost his title to Yarosz. Rlsko G‘;“_n“e5 ,GW _ - _ STARS 3; HORNETS L t M tha rmgslde. Vince Dundee had one wad punch. 8 lone right fem... Hlgg ns, M. Gillis, Forwards, BUm=~A1,0 N F .lun 25_.(AP)

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was not until May con, lace, that Royal West Kent Rel I s, menus. J. Rackham,

me fu-at mamhmd match was play. The uniform of the gartyckgiils-B ham

cd in Pictou and won by the Abeg~ wus. dark blue Jersey an s o g_, Home,” Goal: R”

waits From that date onwards white shorts, on left breast of Jer fence: E Cmbbe' R many well known athletes passed My S 5111815 Wm* 311° wand “nm K ed :pm-W N13; M through the ranks of this famous W°\'k°d 111 "5 Suk- mn Y a

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mutual bettln bills have been pass- with Queens, ont., F. J. stewart, F. .lfcMlllans <L.B.,_o. and J. A-l» D- A' 0'rrAWA, Jan. 25-The follow ed by the sllfgrentstste legulstul-es. W. L- Mom. I-I. H- Shgw d<S\ll}l~ °f §‘°_§m1§§§§h§;“';n‘f,°§"P';-n,“'m; mg were ,muted ,mmf .-sul.; The Washington Park race track, Educatlon),Dr.’§3;o3SA 0; ugl gfw er- té ment.” only a"ew_ certulcatesl it wg., ,mm,.m¢ed_ by home of the famous American Der- gfonlgagcollivlegé R.m;,d1e 27 Fervyéheacr :mesa Wit-h others established md the Radio Branch of the Depark

James 'sul1:van. Dr. J.`Jo`b.nltonef maintained the 111811 '@P“'““°11 °f mm* ‘if Mamet W' A' P""°“°'

D. Johnson, J. F. Whear, D. T. lVlac.° 1

' in All lt th football :lem l salnt John, 1. N. B.; rr. J'

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1935 Clnevrolefs Master and Standard Announced `

BEAUTY, STYLE AND PERFORMANCE RHPHASIBD

New 1935 Master and Standard Above is shown, tho Chevrolet roof. Below is shown, models have ust been announced by Mug” zpugenger soaps, Centre Standard Coach, which c|NYf°1¢¢- il' MUW m°d°|' d" panels show, on the right, the beau- virtually the same 9"* '”'u"”‘]7 fm" pngg' Chffg' tifully streamlined rear quarter of the Hester. There are six w{°»1!:,.¥2g_¥1-g":,f,nd ng, pairs, i; the new bodies; and on the left, s the Standard llua and ten

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