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(Cawdlilfl PRES) LeBlanc; right wing, D. Taylor, A. HALIFAX. N. 8-, Nov. 27.—-Dal- lTaylor, W. Gulliver.

houale Ransers Jumped to leader- Truro-Goal, 1.. Strgeat; left‘ dc ship in the Maritime pro-season fence, F, Lavlgne; right defence, P. hflckel’ 198mm tonight by dcjeatlng Mill; left wing, o, Lennon, Q, Ryan, TTUYO Bi-‘flrvfilfi. fllfmpions of Que- H. Ryan; centre, C. Jommett, S. b" ""1 the lI-iritimee by a two Murdock; right wing. n. Shields, to nothing score. The Bearcats; with i R. Hudson. two straight defeats, found them-l Referees-d“. Lane of Halifax and Bell/BS eiitffnehod in the league's ' P. MacDonald of Halifax.

thrills, spills, penalties and alrounrlfi fast and brilliant hockey than an Previously played here this season-- yes, in a great many seasons, the! Charlottetown Abegweits, hardyl little men of Hlckeson, defeated; Moncton Halvks at the Forum last] Xllght by a. 2 to 1 score.

Over two thousand fans viewed the struggle.

Abegweits showing a really pow- erful team, and one of the best; that has ever represented this city,

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was signed by Chicago Biack' Hawks. Boucher, formerly a. mem-' bcr of Montreal Maroons, will be

2s. (am-l l/ George Boucher, veteran National Hockey League defencemln today, O

"ITPER .5‘!X STANDING

used with Eddy Graham in place of Helge Bosirorp, who will be out of

Dalhousie f‘ action for several weeks due to inq

"Abbies . . . . . 1 0 0 2 1 juries. ' l

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(l) (l), i) 5 {Esiabrnoks R win N‘. Cookg Mondon 0 1 0 1 2 Kalle 4 g Muckle Bearcats 0 2 0 1 4 Douceite "Red" Cook

In a same that produced mom-f" “““““““““ "_'*"—_"_ ~

Offlrialswstan Burgoyne, Ivan

, Rctldln. l nding features during the game. . nether player who is coming like “RST PERIOD a house on fire is Jack Squarc- NO score ' ' l

brlggs. He showed great hockey last flight, and when he starts to PENALTIEQ l click with Sehwab and Kane, the Abbie first line will be one of the most formidable in the Maritime Provinces.

Lawlor, Nicholson and Doucettg I certainly showed the effect of Cocah Hickesons tutelage on thelr every appearance on the ice. They

Gross, Abbies, 2 minutes. Connolly, Hawks, 2 minutes. Gross. Abbies, 2 minutes. McIntosh, Hawks, 2 minutes. .‘ Gill, Hawks, 2 minutes.

Kervin, Hawks, 2 minutes. Burl-age, Hawks, 2 minutes,

"There's o loi 0F satisfaction in smoking a tobacco that is os thoroughly good and satisfying os Rosebud cut smoking . . . the first pipelul iosies line, the second better ond your satisfaction and enioymenl grow as you come neorer to the bottom of the big pockoge. It's iust the coolest, most lrclgronl smoke

ony Maritime pipe smoker‘

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cellar position.

The gamc was waged on even terms until eighteen minute; or the second session had gone by, when Bill Wrlker, former Ottawa Sham-

, rock star, took Dud James’ rebound

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lfl 511D it past Sargent. A minute

- later James rccrcd thc final goal on Al Taylor's assist. Trill-o hhd the edge in thc opclfng period. but the north shore squad more than held their own in the second, and played m. defensive game to stall off Trill-Q's five man attack in the closing can- to.

‘Ifllc Lineups -Dalllousil-—-Gonl, B, 1\lCC;-mn_ loft

defence, \V. Walker; right defence, F. Graham: left wing. P. Kerr, A

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MADISON SQUARE GAItDEN, New York. N. Y, Nov. ZL-Primo Cal-hero, Italian giant, knocked out Victoria Cznnpuln of South Amcrca. tonight in the second round of‘ a ‘lS-rouncl battle of the monster hcavylvcighis. A volley of lefts and rights to the head floored Campolo

' once in tllc srccnd before Primo finished him with another volley in the last of the round. Camera scaled 266E? and Campofo 224%.

It was n surprising but uncon- vincing display of punching power on the part of the vast Venetian, still the enigma of the heavy- weights, for Campolo took the final ‘count sitting dovm. 81121118 1X1 T051" -

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BOXING

Claybourne vs. McQu-llrfl” (6 rounds)

lpngaphle vs. 1 (5 rounds) Two hcllmlnarlea LYCEUM Saturday at 10 p. m.

‘ First Period

No score.

Penalties-W. Walker, Dnlllousie, 2 minutes; F. Grahwm, Dalhousie, 2 minutes: A. Taylor, Dalhousle, 2 minutes; F’. Graham, Dalhousie, 2 minutes.

Second Period

I 1—’W. Walker (James) 18:01

2 2-H. James, (Taylor) 19:38.

l Penalties-F. Lavigne, Thom, z minutes, W. Gulliver, Dalhousie, 2

I nlinuics, Graham, Dalhousie, 3 minutes.

I 'I'hlrd Per-Tod

Buticrworth: centre, H.. James, F.'

P. Kerr, Iylhousie. 2 minutes.

ancholy fashion at the canvasi las though- in deep mcd tation on some particularly perplexing prob- ilcm of life. The crowd of 12,000 lroared as the giants mixed wildly

lin the first round, stared as Vic- torlo reclined in the second, sighed, and left the arena unmoved for I the most part.

The first round war: hot andl ‘ thunderous, fllll of punching, as the iallper - drcadnaughts thnndcrccll I about about the ring and raised thcl res n dust in clouds. The slcndcrness of Campolo. de-l spite his slight height advantage. told in the second as Camera, broad as a pcrchcron, stumping around on legs that might have been out from the trunks of oak ‘trees, wrapped his loft fist about the nape of Victoria's neck and be- laborcd the Argentina's chin with short rights. Campolo sighed. afieru couple of dozen of those, and sank to the canvas.

Father-Is there a boy in Your school with one eyc named Robin- son?

Son-J don't» know: What is the name of his other eye?

secured a two goal margin in that

1 Abllles Formldablo ' the tlime while “m” skfled ‘"5" ‘ _er, cracked better and play-makcd I l0 ‘meat advantage, 1|; also

The game was the. best oi’ thc 1 three ‘Izflyed he" to date} It my ‘ irclogrll-l; behaidded that not a goal was vidcd fast hockey all the way and ” w ‘e W“ dash!“ "mmg “m

the Abegweits save, easily, their f if?!“ d“?! ‘MY between the stripes, best performance. 1th 93;) “Fell held up their end of From the opcnng bell till the‘ m“? m eve" 1”“- final uncle. the red and black! BMW M“°D°“a1d» “lllfflgwus wearers hurled a fast and furiouslalld flashy Hawk centre‘ W“ the attack on the Moncton blue llne,1b‘g “we ma“ on the Momm“

forcing the bobbing and almost in- r Imeup‘ His work was a pleasure t” .viaclble Foster to kick aside 31H witness‘ “Monty, Muckle- “E115 l shots before making him bend to winger and m“ 6011119115’ were 315° l two counters. Foster save a brll- mlghefplctunkwlth McIntosh lllant exhibition of goal-minding, so his teimg ezcfnnllrvllteqsahsllare 0f . much so that he was only beaten, All m an n; “ s 0111115"

after two and three man attacks. 1 bear Wat m Omufm “m surely

Glimllsinf; the team as a whole, the one tc ng m .1.‘ S league’ and the Moncton Hawks are a fast out- ‘ o coma “My P055355 plan‘ fit, composed of tricky stickmen, 1 W speed’ good Etck handlers and especially their front llnesmen, who ‘ m‘ but m‘ 1”“- a blillg-“ll Coach.

were a rejuvmated lot m can,“ Gill, Hawks, 2 minutes. ncvcr-to-be-folgotten third period. Parson Wm, their recent pep Squarrcbriggs, Abbies, 2 minutes. before the Hawks were successful rormance against Fredericton Gill, Hawks, 2 minutes. in getting the puck past cagcy Ray The wings’ ljoucette and Nicki Barrage, Havrks. 2 minutes. Stull. , also", were in the may l“ Kcrvin, Ilawks, 2 minutes.

SECOND PERIOD 1 N0 score. PENALTIES

Oliver, Abbles. 2 minutes. Gill, Hawks, 2 minutes.

Gill, Hawks, 2 minutes. Doucctte, Abbies, 2 minutes. Kane, Abbies, 2 minutes. Estabrooks Abbies, 2 minutes. Gill, Hawks, 2 minutes. McDonald, Hawks, 2 minutes. Kane, Abbies, 2 minutes.

THIRD PERIOD

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2---Kane to Schwab, 14 minutes. l-Kane to Estabrooks, 1 mhutc, QM-Mclntosh, 16 minutes.

1"] dispatch from Charlottetown glrgtzins ghe following regarding the

a r - PENALTIES °° s cm‘ cott of Amherst merchants by chm- lottetown firms, on being honed down simply means-there's noth_ ing to it.

Barrage, Hawks, 5 minutes. Oliver, Abbies. 5 minutes. Burrage, Hawks, 2 minutes.

P carry well and are deadly shots-i Grey Nlcknn’ "if you don't believe me ask Stull." l The defence, also, are a fast skat- . The Scares l

lng‘ lot, but illegal checking spoiled l their effectiveness, to such an ex- After playing two bruising and tcnt that two of ‘em, Gill and Bur- llfiflfi-bfflfllillll: scoreless pgfjgdg rage gathered between them twelve I Abf-‘lzwelts broke the deadlock in thc

Barrage, Hawks, 2 minutes. Connolly, Hawks, 2 minutes. McIntosh, Hawks, 2 minutes

Relations between Charlottetown merchants and the firms on the mainland are not strained in the least, and as proof of the statement, lt may be mentioned that H. V. Pyc, Ilepresenting the Amherst Boot and ishoe Company, has been calling onl

Direct Drives

On Foster, Monc ton—33.

The Telegfflllh Joumal in a spcc- claims he thought thc contract pur- l bwvllfi. Should llllve

ported to be signed was a release l from the Moncton clllb. However", he came to Charlotte-

The Estabrooks fiasco and the boy-lawn the next day and signed on

with Abegweits. Hc has been em- ployed here all summer and the Abegweit Club states that Amherst should have entered a protest at once, instead of allowing him to rc- main in Charlottetown.

On the other hand, it is alleged Amherst wrote the Abcglvcit Club, placing before them the ltlfl‘; of the case, but received no reply to their

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penalties for a total of twenty-four ‘ third stanza. 0 Stun Abbics 25 -°°mm““1°“l'1°“~ “ r r *" - lhi . -.; ~ - '- minutes in "Sinners avenue} m‘ one minute from the opening 11 L. ‘VIN waiczstlgzeirsiirélfhzehcity today and‘ Naturally thc Abcl.l\t.t club l.‘ fact the Moncton squad gamed a I facboff, Jackie Kané took a pass n 1s usual good anxious to retain blool... scl-, ISehnlnb Conllo Y 11110133 0f Orders. _ vices and will urc every honorable‘ "mm hfiwabmlts 5°!‘ 9911315165. of- I from Estabrooks. the former flash- ‘Nicholson McIntosh On being asked “his opinion of thc effort to do so fending for a. total of nineteen in 9d to the blue line. beat the Monc- Centre proposed boycott on Amherst goods At prose-ht the disputed hockey all. The Abegweits. playing careful ton left defence and sped in on squm-ebrlggs McDonald T. W. L. Prowsc, Mayor of Chaig- player has no definite plans, but he

and heads-up hockey, were award- 1 Foster, driving a wicked shot, which ed nine of the twenty-eight hand- the dinllmlllve Khalil: kicked out,

lottetown and president of Prowse

LEVIN FUR, 3; GYROS. 1 BT05». Ltd, large departmental store,

will. however, remain in Charlotte-J town for the prey-season games.

- Off color in their first appearance

cd out. Kane and Sellwab Great

Forgetting Stull‘s great goal work and thc Gross-Oliver defence for a moment, it would not be amiss to (lwcll a wee bit on the Kane- Schwab combination. These boys last night ably and magnificently upheld all the glowing reports of their prowess which followed them from Hamilton early last Spring.

here this season, they came back last night to win the plaudits of the multitude by their dashing and

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knloidoscopIc exhibition of break- lng‘ up plays, back checking and fast skating combination attacks. The second goal of the night H880" tiatcd by these two worthies. was easily one of the most cleverly executed and hair-raising counts lever witnesscd on local ice. Show- ing such scintillating form in this early season is remarkable and aug- urs well fol‘ Abefilvell! and V"? bad for each and cvcry one of. their opponents.

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only to bend when Estabrooks tramped down on the rubber to dent the twine. The score brought the fans off their seats in rousing cheers. y This ovation was mild in com- parison with that given when Abc- Bweits counted their second goal. Fourteen minutes from the open- lfll; score, Kane again figured in a Play which brought the Hawk downfall. Corralllng the puck be- hind his own blue line, "Hurry," carrying confidently and flanked by Schwab and Estabrooks, broke fast at centre ice; he swerved to left wing. to combine fast with Schwab in a defence breaking play. Schwab took the last pass well inside thc Moncton line, to rifle thc rubber into the upper left hand corner of the net. Foster made a gallant ef- fort to save, but he took his eyes off Kane and Estabrooks too lute. Nursing a two goal lead, Abe- gvrclis resorted to defensive hockey, which almost ruined their victory, as thc Hawks, four and five men abreast swooped down time after time to wriggle their way through in on stull who made a number of perfect jobs in bailing rubber out As it was, Moncton counted nn one of these sol-tiles, when Mofntmh grabbed a loose puck about twenty feet from Stull, who came out to clear a rebound on the formers drive. He was not fast 011011811. however, the Moncton winger i119- "ping the disc ma» the empty nel- It was a )g_reat ewe “ml ("w which will live long in the memor- lea of those privileged to be PIES-

Inspircd no doubt, by the victory, o.‘ the Abbies in the senior game,| the Levin Furs, last years Mark, time Junior Champions, sped through to an impressive victoryi over the hard fighting GyrOSOOPP-f» The score was 3-l.

The Gyrorcopes tried hard but l‘ their efforts licked co-ordination on i the attack and polish around the] net. Good things are expected from them however when they have se- cured more practice and are‘ strengthened by the addition of new men. After the pre-seaon Junior games are over, men will be trans- ferred from the stronger teams to. the weaker, making the Latguc; stronger all around and the gamcs| more interesting to the spectators:

A large number of the audience- remalned to watch the Juniors last] light but the majority left at the! cud cf the first period. The game alas -* ‘Lttle late in starting.

first period to make the count read 1-0. It remained so at the end, the efforts of the Gyros coming to naught against the stonewall de~' fence thrown up by Ferguson, Fra- ser and Carmichael, Levlns defence trio. The Gyros defence, Kennedy

Currie taking the final pass to flick the puck past "Huck" O'Neil for the opening score. In this period Stewart and Whltlock of the Dev“ ins were outstanding. l-fennorsy on

ant. tho Gyro defence checked well. Most o.’ the period was ragged how- SUMMARY ever.

The second period started wilh a‘ m5 LINE-UPS vim. stewlzrt. Devin left wingel‘. 111-,

"W" "011!!! from a mix-up. After “mm, flier-eh" some mllling about, Blanchard, Gyro - Goal left Winner. made a nice ftlsh. This,

stun Foster i was followed by a Gyro front line Defence dash, Mahar, Gyro right winger al-

arm Gill most spreading the draperies for a on“: nurrage lcounter. A second later M hnr scor,

wmlmm mlilanc ed for the Gyros on a nfc: shot

Kervfn from the wing. This goal made the

was most emphatic in ‘denouncing such a move. His firm, he said, would not for a moment consider it. Although they had very small deal- ings with Amherst those small ord- crs would go forward as usual.

S. A. McDonald, leading dry goods merchant who was today honored with the presidency of the Maritime Board of Trade, scoffed at the idea which he heard hinted at and ex- pressed the hope that Charlottetown merchants would refuse to carry out the threat.

Appearances at present indicate that Steve Estabrooks will not be reinstated. This player, ovcr whom all the trouble has arisen, played with Moncton last season, moving to his home town in Amherst when the season closed. On May l4 he sign- ed to play with the Amherst team.

Thought 1t Release

Mr. Everett Ferguson of the Pur- dic Ferguson Shoe Co, admitted bc- , ing handed a. letter from a local merchant who asked him to write‘ his Wholesale firm in Amherst “as per sample.’ Although Mr. Fergu- son looked favorably upon the idea, of having Estabrooks play with the Abcglvcits, he wrote his firm, not ac- cording to thc sample lcttcr, but one of his own dictation.

Neil NlcLcan. morticiall, who sends considerable business to Illnhcrst, at first fell in with thc idea to a ccr- tain extent but he, after investigat- ing the matter, thought Estabrooks took the wrong course and (lccirleclj it would be DQOI‘ business to llltflf“: fere.

Feel Claim Made Latr-

Several other merchants were of

the opinion that the Amherst Ram-

It is now alleged that F-stabrooks cannot read or write and that he

count H. ‘dtl

leer" thc lace off,

penalized by refcrc-c Mel. Diamond. who had the game well in check. Kennedy tried to scnrp from a mix- up; Stewart. Lcvins left winger went right through but his hard shot

land McIntyre, also checked in biglmlssed thc net. It was nice stick offside. Stewart rvceivcrl a league style. The Foxes scored when handling. A minute later the same 1 pcnlllly. Aitcv some inl-fllciual mil- Whltloek, Stewart and Currie went rplayer made the count 2-1 in Foxes ling about. the ball)" "Ill-Til "-5 down the ice in nice combination. favor by accepting a llil-‘S

from Ferguson land riflin"! hall)!‘ P- 115ml shot. A little later AIPY-“ll lnflflfl B aloe save of Curries hard shot. This was a nice combined rush. The per- iod endccl with Gyro's left Wlntiel‘ dusting down his lallc.

‘I119 fl/rd pol-ind \v.l.l ihfilllng. S. Kennedy fol" tho ul- s- had the “m, shot h, {hf n-l, was wild. Campbell, fm-lnx ll“1i'. lnnacr, was penalized Jol~ (‘l ill-s d." the blua line. Mat‘ n‘.- er- he.

made a ma. twp on K’fillllifly'5 hnfd drive, P_ Whi ill; was pcn~ ailzed for using llo‘ ilows. A min- ute later O'Neill nun],- n nic_- stop of McCain's harli l W‘. A Second 1n“ ‘m; 5am.- pn- v-‘lo packs

blers, if they considered they were entitled to thc services of Esta-

"lilivemfrnln the wing. which found

Gurlzc, meteoric right-winger of| P. Whitlock rushed down the le.t the corner. This effort made the?‘ the Foxes and a coming Senior alley but his hard shot as he camel count 3-1. It was followed by n good follovlx: star, scored for the Lcvlns in thc' into the defence was deftly turned combined Levin front line rush aside by goalie "Huck" O'Neill which failed at the goal nlcuth. S.10llLIlll}' Campbell, Levin's right winger, was,

Kennedy, Gyro's (icfcnccmuu, rc- eeived a ilv; minute penalty. As the game drew to a close, Stewart and "Pud“ Whitloek, Levine: ccntre and left winger, made a nic; combined rush. They SCi)l".‘fl but thc lllly was short

Referee Dlalncnd faced off lhe puck. the Levin; viclcrs ."-l. 1 T11’: lineups: LEVIN lfll (t). Goal Mctluignn,

DBf€nCE-——Ff‘i'fll'3fll‘. Fraser, Car- michael. Left Wingp-Gordcn §l.".\fll‘l. f‘. Whltlock. Cenire—G. Wilflcl-‘q Alt-Cairo, Right Wing- Ch. . C- lnpbcll. . (IYROJ Goal-O'Neill. Defence-Jilin:rdy, .\ll'"ll1\'l“. Left WlnfZ—-PC.l‘l.-'_ U. Lltlsionc. Centre--Bordcl1 Cox. Jimmie

Dodd. Right Wing-flog. titular, Al Rog- era.

l: hard useful lloz. srtrrtl on a nice

Referee- Mo}, Diamond.

1 of Amhel.

.1. lzl 111: six luontl:

claim before thc end o during which time he lllltl been err ploycd in this; city. ' Contrary VlCWS wet-e la " Ly or: local shoe lnerellilzlt who fl urncd small order of lllrt-‘hly lino"; nitr-l- t;

decision had been l'l‘lrt'li"fr, l‘) au. pend Estabrooks. ‘

Although this lnerehzlr com. from Amherst, he is

aid l» c that if enough pressure ln l‘ ' to bear on the leading all» the nlatter might be pointed out that a nun er