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from almost centre ice, Dalhousie Rangers defeated Abegweits last

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night 2 to nil, to take a strangle Jackie Kuna about centre ice: the

hold on the Super-Six Series and

at the same time add to their un- “pop” Kerr doing the stung from broken string of victories in their wen Outside the b1uenne_ on this _quest for top honors in the above gem if, was hard to la who Wu

mentioned series of games. ' Defensiveiy, the best team won last night. Dalhousie, living up to the enviable reputation. gained in Halifax against the Bearcats and

championship form to hold Abbles in the first twenty minutes, score

repeat the opening period dose in the wind-up.

counting from centre ice in the sec-

Taylor netted-a slow drifter after nine minutes of s. after chasm

second about four minutes later,

the most surprised, Kerr or Btuli M any rate the rubber dent/ed the meshes-and that`s that.

There was no further scoring in

this or the last period, which wg featured with one oi’ the best ex- hibitions of defensive play ever seen on local ice. Dalhousie-were un- beatable last night and easily de. served the win.

SUMIMARY

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gratulated on the win. Even if they had only gotten one lone tally by this means-or any other, their brand of hockey against Abbies last night stamps them as one of the best teams of any showing their fwares on Uharlottetolvn ice.

The local defence last night was

the front lines, defensively, left lit-

'Abegweits failed to click up front, with the result that golden oppor- tunities were lost time and again as solo carriers swept over the Dal- inousio blue line to lay a pass-with nobody there to rcccive it.

Once agaLn'Jacl<ie Kane, although

Injured in the first period, was the predominant figure in the red and

stick-handling thrilled the fans on 'every effort. He was a marked man, hevertheless, being ccralled-or trill- ped by Graham, Dal defenceman ev- , cry time he crashed the blue line. i On other occasions, when he skirt- ed the defence to so through on H .pass-out-there was nobody there to pick up the wanderins (HSC. that noon fell into Ranger hands. Had one _qsogweits clicked on combina- tion inet night. ive n cinch that Rangers' winning streak would have been broken-or badly bent. This ,'d1dn'¢ happen, however, and the Su- pl- six League leaders are t0 be 'commended on the nights play.

There is little to be said about the

relative merits or lost nights hov- keyists. Plenty has been written in the past-and to date there hasn't been much clmnzc. With the excep-

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tion of thc appearance of CNCK :Williams on the Abbie right wing.

;Wm1n,m|_ n natural forward. high(-3 been used the past few years be ri the blue line. He has taken onlcon- siderabie wci8ht. but if 11° °°“““‘f°5 lto turn in the brand of hockey dis' played during the short time lic was on me |¢¢ last night, said Williams ` iwili not only 105° “"`1gm'° bm Wm nuke his presence fclt when the regular leaillw 15 ““‘i_°" ‘“‘_5" D N 1 t -Williams carried 111110 lllbfl “S lllght. but defclisivvly- Us “Wg po'

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ning in the first llcriod. Am’ Y5 ortnelcss were turned biirl. by fl creat s°=\“°- "KM" M°.Cfum`l cart. The second l1Cf10d ““f “ litshoh 5 _ 'rn Aliliies n::=hh 0

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No score. V Penalties-Graham, 2 minutes.

Second Period _

1. D. Taylor, 9 minutes.

2. Kerr, 13 minutes.

Graham, 2 min.; A. Taylor, 2 min.

Third Period _

No score. Penalties-D. Taylor, 2 minutes.

` _lie to be desired. However, the Pete MacDonald, Halifax, as re-

feree, handled the game to the ut- most satisfaction of all and sundry.

THE LINEUPS

Abbie! _ Dalhousie Goal Stull McCann

Defence .

Graham Walker

Al Taylor

Burke

Gross Oliver

L. Wing

` Keir

Butterworth

Schwab Nicholson

Centre I

Kane _ James Squarebrlggs LeBlanc Lawlor

R. Wing Doucct D. Taylor Saunders ,` Gulliver Williams

` SHOTS ON NET

Abegweits outshot Rangers two to

one, 43 to 21.

Periods

lst, 14 to 9; second, 12 to 8, and

third, 17 to 6.

LEVIN FUR, 4; MOHAWKS, 1

Displaying an unbeatable game,

the Levin Fur Company turned aside the Southport Mohawks 4-1 last night in a pre-season league junior game, played after the senior game. Mel. Diamond refereed in his usual splendid manner.

The first' period was distinguished

by fast play on thc part of both teams, stellar goal tending by Mc- Innis, and two fine goals by the Levin Furs. The Levin defence was stepping right into the Mohawks, while the iatter's defence were us- ing the elbow too much. From the opening face-off, the Furs rushed down the ice in beautiful three-man combination, Gordon Stewart, Lev- in'sieit wing, taking the final pass to rifle home a beauty, making the count 1-0. The Levin's second goal was also a nice effort, Stewart, Levin left winger, picking the puck at the blue line and coasting in to have Mclnnis at his mercy to make the count 2-0.

The second period started off fast. Piid Whitlock, fast Levin centre,

'way or other the elusive i-iiblx; irusmd down mid ice’ mcbhandled

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right. through. T. Whitlock was al- nlost through, but lost the puck at the Inst minute. The same player made n nice play a second later. stick-nnnolins throllsmthe opposi- tion, but was forced into thc corner- P. Whitlock broke up a rush, but went into the comer on a nice cany- Miit-Innls made a good stop on Pud Whitlock, who acceilwd 9 9°” md calne ln ou the Wing. 11111118 fhhfd sliot. A three man Levin rush fail- ed at the defence. Cudmorc, Mo- hi\wks‘ centre, broke HWBY. bln hm shot was wild. The high light! Of this period were the goaling of Mc- Innis, in the Soul-hP°\'t “et md-

Passing of Pud Whitlock, Levln's centre.

no oucrs ron BEAUTY 'rnc final period owlrd 511;.:

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Fredericton

(Cd-Indian Press) H-'U-IFAX. N. s., neo. '1-smile

Mosher, slender Fredericton centre ice man was the outstanding figure as the squad from New Brunsw1ck’s Capital defeated Halifax Wolverines 4 to s in o. maritime big-six game hel'8 Ibnight. 1WOS1`iB!‘ figured, In ev. cry one of Freder1cton's goals, scor- ing three of them himself.

'I'-M 86-me was fast, with Wolver- UIGS hBV1D¢ I. wide edge in the first period, out of which they took 8 3,00 1 margin. The Fredericton defence combination seemed weak in this session, but strengthened ns the Us-me went on.

Chummy Lawlor, Wolves centre,

made the first count on the game when Bubar made a mistake in clearing with thirteen minutes of UW P€Y|0d lime. Less than a min- Ufé BW. McManus, Webster and Mosher combined to even the tally, McManus making the final thrust. Bradd coasted in to put the Wolves one up just before the bell.

Mosher scored on McManus's as-

Three Oflliem Himself.

Capitals Trim' Wolverines 4-3

Ernie Mosher_P'Tigures In All

Plays, Scoring

sist in the second, and twice unas- sisted in the third. Ferguson got Haiifax’s final goal.

S UMMARY

First Period

1. Wolverines, Lawlor, 12.50. 2. Fredericton, McManus (Web.

ster. Mosher) 13.18.

8. Wolverines, Bradd, 18.42.

No penalties.

Second Period

4. Fredericton, Mosher (McMan-

us) 2.34.

Penalties: McGlashen,Wolverines,

2 minutes. McNeil, Wolverines, 2 minutes. McArthur, Fredericton, 2 minutes.

Third Period

5. Fredericton, Mosher. 10.15. 6. Wolverines, V. Ferguson, 11.47. 7. Fredericton, Mosher, 15.38.

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Truro’s _

Solves Felt In

_ (Canadian Press)

MONCTON, N. B., Dec. 'I_

Throwing up a defence that defied penetration, and using two forward

lines that worked with accurate precision in the last two periods, the Moncton Hawks defeated Tru- ro Bearcats, Maritime and Quebec hockey champions, 4 to 1 in a big six engage-ment tonight.

Pete Mill, Truro defence man,

was out of the game with a poison- ed arm, and Avard Mann filled the rearguard breach.

The Hawks got away to a poor

start in the first period but scored one goal after being bottled up most of the time by the Bearcats smooth check'ng. '1’i'icy soored

Hawks Take

Playing Superb Hockey In Every Period Moncton Squad Make

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Suffering From Blood

Poisoning In Arm-- Condltlon Not Seri- ous. '

(Canadian Press)

MONCTON, N. B., DBO. 7.-Pete

Mill. defence man of the Truro Bearcats was tlken to the City Hospital this' morning suffering from bolod poisoning in the arm.

His condition is not considered

ANABTIVE

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The Montreal Daily Star under

the title, "D1-year-old Sportsman! has a good portrait of Mr. J. E. Ar- senault, of Wellington, P.E.I., show- » ing the veteran sportsman on skates 'and with a. hockey stick in hand, l looking as smart and 1/-tive as many men not half his age. The Star says:

The above picture is that of prob-

ably the oldest living and still ac- tive sportsman in Canada and per haps in the world.

His name is J. E. Arsenault, and

he is a native of Prince Edward Is- land.

He was born on the 23rd of Janu-

ary, 1840 and entered the employ of the Prince Edward Island Railway in ’75.

new Wellington rink, that he took it

lenge to all Canada this winter.

At a. stepdancing contest held last

stepdancing for two minutes.

H has been married more than

once and owns a 150 acre farm.

flesh and owned several winners. `

er in the olden days, and still a very enthusiastic supporter of the game. ,

Back-To-Farm Movement Suggested

(Canadian Press)

MON'IlR.EAL, Que., Dec. 7-A vig-

Len Bumge opened the scoring

on a. lone effort in the first, and

l_the second when he grabbed Red Cook's pass in front of the cage af- ter the right-winger had trickled through the Truro defence.

Cook netted the third goal un-

assisted on a brilliant sally. and climaxed his evenings performance with another on a. paw from Mc- Intosh. Chuck Jemmett got Tvuro’s only goal when he flipped the puck from beh`nd the net, the rubber striking Foster‘s Pads and rolling into the cage.

the defence with nice stick-handling. McLennan, Southport right winger made a nice rush, but failed with his shot. Ferguson, Levin defence- man, scored, making the count 4-0. Cudmore. 1.foii:zwks‘ centre, tried to split the dcfcncc, but was sand- wiched. "Jigga" MacDonald. South- port right winger, broke fast. but the defence skated him into the cor- ner. MacLellan, on a nice shot and play, scored for Southport, making the score read 4-1. Southport riglR

I but his shot was wild. Mclnnis made

a. nice stop off McCabe's hard drive. Cudmore, Southport centre, picked up a loose puck and almost broke through. As the game ended, Mein- nis, Southport star goalie, made a stellar stop of a hard drive from a. mixup, the game ending 4-1 in Fur‘s favor.

The lineups were: Levin Fur Oo.-Goal, Burgoyne;

Defence, Ferguson. Fraser, Car- michael' L. Wing, Gordon Stewart,

winger. MacDonald, was through,

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regulation rink. ,

October, he opened the festivities by MONTREAL Que Dec 7 The

heavy scoring of the Montreal Mar-

e oons, who lead the National Hockey Mr. Ai-seneult retired from busi- I-’°“3“° in aggregate 5°°"1“g' ‘md in 1

iness when 73 years old, after serv-f the number °f @0315 U°V¢h¢d in 8 ing 3g yea,-S' and when he was ‘ single game, is further reflected in younger, was a good judge of horse- l U10 Weekly scoring records, issued

tonight from the office of Presid-

His principal friend in Montreal is ent Frank Calder. The records

J. J. Louson. a noted Lacrosse play- show that "'Ho'6i'ey" Smith, is lead.

ing the entire league in point- making, with three goals and sev- en assists for a total of ten points,

which gives him a margin of one,

over another r`ght-winger. Bill Cook of the New York Rangers.

Maroons figure prominently in

the week’s averages, ‘for two mem- bers of the club are tied in the

pictured as the factors that would hasten economic recovery in thc Province of Quebec, By Hon. C. J. Arcand, recently chosen Minister of Labor in an address to the reform

club here Saturday. ‘

Young Canada should follow the,

example df German youths in the matter of technical education, thc Minister thought. “In Germany technical school attendance figures are rising in proportion to the in-

T. Whitlock; R. Wing, Currie, P.

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Southport Mohawks-Goal, McIn-

nis; Defence, Balderson, J. Mclnnis,

McCabe; Centre, George Whitlock,

rous back-to-the-farm movement, NEW YORK, N. Y. Dec 7- 'co-operation between industrial in-', lead for penamea Stewart' md Tommy Loughran of Philadelphia lterests and the government and in-' Tmmel' “Ch having 2a minutes. and Kin Levmsk I Cm

McIntosh put his team two up in| creased technical knowledge were! Two majors are included in Stew-,matchedg today 5;; a C30 wer;

i _ -roun ‘ -t’ ' t l, i -

al s eta wh ch means that auto heavyweight bout in Madison Square

matic suspension will follow if he incurs another. Earl Seibert, New York Ranger d:fenceman, is close

behind the Maroon pair with 27 mmum Mystery Fire Burns

Canadian section scorers are ex-

ceiling those of the American cli-

vlsion by a. scant margin. Three of| ' '

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the Canadian division forwards arc' Dozer W e Ou e owne y W' '

Flo b d , ‘

tied for second position, Morznz and! ml; c;shar;xp<€€:§a:;s

Joliat of Canadiens, Charlie Con '

crease L" “n9mPi°5'm91'1f"' he Said- acher of Toronto Leafs each with g1rISix:nd?rtfhedfgle her;i1?icSt;rda§d ,, Y ' e smes w c re uce

mezns that Wung Genmmy nine points. This is the some nllm- to ashes me building which cost Bruce Swwmfs

'B “"3 ° be dismayfd by Wm' ber credited to mil cook or the $20,090 to em, some ,Cm ago’ ,C_ pmary hardships' is Sceking mem' Rangers, who retains the lead in mains a mystery G X (1 ,md 2, `$;_;2°;Vli;ge £1 tmtdv' tmihlookmg the American section, but in the __ ~ ummm l I B en T I C fu me W com' latter division, the contenders arei Canadiens ._ 9 8 ' well behind the lender, Clapper of Toronto 9

' l"’_”"_'M Boston having elglit ponts, Bou- Maroons 10

cher of the Rangers nlid George

Camp e .

Owen of Boston seven each. American

Stewart, S. Jenkins; L_ Wing, Jen- STANDING mmgem kim, Jones; Centre, Cudmo,-el Canadian Section Chicago .... Smith; R. Wing, McLennan, Mac- P. W. L.D.F. A. P. Boston . Dtrnald. ‘ Americans ._ 8 4 1 31011 11 Detroit .....

NEW YORK, N. Y., Dec. 7--A

jury in federal court today award. ed the former Wife of Edward P. ("MiCk¢y”) Walker, erstwhile mid- slewcignt boxing champion, $5,006 of the $25,000 for which she sued the pugiilst.

Mrs. Walker demanded $25,000 for her own support and that of the children, Patricia and Edward. between June 25, 1929, when the couple separated, and July 16, 1930, when her divorce decree became final.

Tommy Longhran To Fight Dec. I8

Garden, Dec. 18th, it was announced today.

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l E. Sutherland .. 85 73 70

tempted by the opening of the fine - _ _

3§,?i“;:.i;‘.i if; ;?;‘;.;“°.‘.‘_ ;§M|'|'|.| LE A |] S wlwickey” Walker, Y- B0 WUNG live up to again this season. REBEKAH L|;.\G{;E

Last winter, he clallenged any , i S u e d B y CARDINALS

skater in»the` Maritime Provinces oi' f I B_ 199 10°

.85 years or over, the distance to be N I H I L . I Nl F Wof M. Adam;

156 153 148 108

566 1566

McLeod . . . . .

107 127 122 146 91 \09

Laffcrty .....

519 482

Total _ . . . . . . . . . . . .

EUREKAS

B. Lapthonie .. 91 269 J. Fraser ...... 159 127 J. Howatt ...... 92 109

174 133

516 638

198 111 163 108

582

Total . . . . 1730 Majority for Eurekas 170 pins. High single B. Lapthorrie, 269. High three B. Lapthome. 553. ALPIIAS

Beer . . . . . ... 132

Mathicson .. 153 212 Huestis 131 71 Garnllum 62 59

Hooper 112 78

135 181 110 143 143

718 1839

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KIORAS

S. Scntncr 124 92 121 E. 'reed 132 iss 151

M. Stewart 107 96 143

Lowther 164 151 115

612 548 604

'llotal . . . . . . . . 1704

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High single C. Mzitliieson, 212. High three C. Mathlcson, 546. B()\\'l.lN(i TONIGHT

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