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[MONTREAL Nov. 16.—The Vic- Otie. Cougars, holders of the Stun-' tdyCup- arrived here from Winni- eg this morning. At noon the Mon- treal team will work out and im- medlately after their drill, the Pat- rick clan will go on. the i-ce for one hour. They will probably put in an- other practice Monday prior to fleeting Montreal in the first of the two game exhibition series hero Monday night.

‘ Hector Lepine, well known Mont- real amateur hockey player, and last year with Pittsburg, has been signed by ‘Canadians to a three. year contract. Thus tho l-‘rcnch 160111 has added to its roster. one 0i. 0 leading amateur forwards, :1 player who can fill in ut either left wing or centre ice, His acquisition should fill u ‘big gap as ‘in the inst two years, Cnnadiclls liuvc lacked I first rate substitute to relieve Jolidt on left wing,

The Canadians also expect to sign other amateurs. Manager Dan- duraud will not announce Just whom, but he has been closely watcliing Gaudreault and Cormler. lset year with the Bunkers‘ League, Rene Fournier. a Montreal boy who played ‘in London, last winter. and Inrochelle. a forwnrtl from Sore].

Lsmb Hangs On

OTTAWA, Ont.. .\'ov. l6. — Coniin lllng their daily workmlts, tho Scri- ltm‘! skipped through unolltur smart ‘practice at. the auditorium

. last. evening. lib-mu appeal-allows. it would seem that lntist or lllt- ul- tawa aggregation is in cxiru good

‘Dundee Won Judges

Decision Over Tucker

ii ," ---—. YORK, Nov. 18.—.Mlke lltndee, of Philadelphia, won a ten "round Judges’ decision from Andy Tucker hers last night. scoring a knockdown in the fourth round, for a count of nine. Dundee weighed 131% two pounds less than Tucker. {mai-

G r e b W 0 n Easily From Young Marullo

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 16.—Har- ry Greb. middleweight champion of the world decisively outpointed Tony Young Mlarullo, of New Or- leans here lest night in their flf- teen round bout.

Mac Tier _Cup Goes

To Fredericton

(Canadian Press) ‘MONTREAL. Nov. 16. — The

lilactier cup emblematic of the J on“! __

ruzgby championship of Eastern Canada (old code) bade farewell to Mmtresl ywtcrday and» ls now en- route to ‘Fredericton N. B. from which city cams fifteen students from the University of New Bruns- wick on Saturday and after the most dazzling display of rugby ‘that has Ibeeu seen here in very many years swamped by 16 points to 0 the Montreal English in the final play of the trophy completion.

Hole-In-One For Veteran ‘Golfer

BOSTON. Nov. 16.—-“The first twenly-flvo years are the hardest," iu the opinion of Fred. Low, Ulli~ corn Country Club professional. bow has just jolucti the hole-in-one club after falling during the ‘pest twenty-six yours ho has been play- ing golf to puss the initiation test. lie sank u long drive for a score of

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after each teem has played e1: games as follows:

A. IMertiuJPress 8500 W. Hslpenny, Andlors 6550 .‘l(os Osllsghun. 80ers 3443

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armour. of the Abegweit “venetian,

games and therefore do not appear in aibove list. They'll come ‘into their own when time playing aver-

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Tot-ll 1545. CITY LEAGUE ‘BOWLING

last night on the ‘Imagine 0f ‘the

Two games were rolled in the City League last night on the Y. M. C. A. Alleys. The first game the "Y" team wins from Curvell Bros, by a majority of 48. The scc~ 0nd game the Oddfeliows win from Mllos by a. large majority of 31-1.

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,Billll.llllip NEWS

Highest. ten individual elnagst-e Cmes Atlleys beftwen ‘the Alerts and Sailors the Alerts winning out by u. lltrlv majority of 41B pins.

_ ictor com. Alerts 8 J. 114 168 Verity, "Kentucky Pride" is u

,~ . - J’. . 1.. Kelly 141 152 great rseelhorae picture. n is the . - C. Pfalught. .. 239 150 life story of s splendid nhred illly.

» , ~ C. iKelly .. ,.,w_,..,..11B§ 1:10‘ 194 ss told tby herself, and the two

' /“ ‘ lDeeRlouhes J. Oumolbh‘ .-i'......-‘220 17$ 1.20 races are ply the high points

' o ill her sut ioxraphy. it is s ro-

896 "ED". fie

bealm are requested to be on P. Tilill-MW-

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E80,, wit’: §f,,f,§2,":§f |t,l;hh,%_ Tour gunmen ll now leading with an ALERTS .

Tm‘ u m, h‘, meme hem“, avenge score of 109-2 for each S. Trai-nor . 173 177 1'00 um when“ 3L mMum-n "m, gems. Several other players have V. (‘Ayle 234 103 226 031mm“, m flarybody d, asked changed positions and one of last E. Doucette 202 205 213 m be on and“ list was nosed out. and a new man W J/MoDonald . . 276 182 163

takes his plaice among-the first ten. S DesRocbe .. . . 148 183 151 nMsny other bowlers nave mod scores. but have not rel-wed all the 1on2 am ass

W. MacDonaild had hitgh single of

_ ‘FOOTBALL The football sessen hc-ssbouts, with the‘ exception of two er three Th“ “"9"? and “w?” "f? 55 5°‘ more games, will be forced to take s bsck sent to make room for Can- sdfls National sport. hockey, which, by the way, is well and deservedly

275 and V. Coyle Mill total 623,

Y_ M. a A. ‘BOWUNG I gee are made up at the end of the 8!°°-—--——N° GAME EN of ih hi R-hvk-h Hm- mfia... giiiniufruucfhustml: sevens 4 noouncement vis: ‘ Majority for Hotteutots over Vic, Coyfle highest ohmic ‘$85 -plns. W, Larter . 203 148 142 Regdar Feliers 145 plus. J_ 08mm“ when mgwh 70¢ plug, P. tPrunty 141 182 110 Scores are as follows: Alerts high single 1080, F- PBYYW 190 97 114 Anchojq high mum]; flflfifl F. Ghilllldlflr . 152 164 182 Hottontots The ate-hiding of 1.081113 are as R. Harley 196 ‘177 122 ‘OINOWB viz: W L 792 743 670 G. Beer .... .. 7B 116 ‘ "m9 - - “Ivpbamong g7 109 gltllfrtés .. 5 51 ‘TOW-moi S, MacGregor . 70 94 103 mile“ 133 108 167 . . . : BARBERQ B‘ s‘°"“" '15” 115 95 Rovers .. ' 5 J. Walsh ....... 13a m 152 Total—1690. .- 2 J. Hughes - 173 158 ‘"7"’ F°"'" 4 H. Gregory . 14o 212 . - . . . 2 104 F. MacDonald . .. 11-i 115 I) III 155.3523? . 172 I25 1H M Adams .. ill 90 .1 ' B. lieers -- 62 7'! 125 |__ Q_ Q ggwgflq 76. 801 830 o Jiiacllae ca 151 15o ‘ Total-MM. H. McNeil] 72 '.' 118 A vary exdtilng game wee rolled Tonight. sf. 8.30 Anchors vs. Stars

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one on the sixteenth holewhich, through bunkerlng. is almost an island green.

condition. Captain (lvorgo llou<-llci' is tab-lug his time. not rushing his condition. but on two or lill‘i'(! m‘- casions. out loose with sumo of the brilliant stick handling that has brought him fame in other seasons, Dennenny was groa; on left wing. and snlped tho only two or fhroo goals that gut by (‘mun-H's Sll[lf‘l‘li guard (luring tho t-ourso m‘ tho prno tice, The two Smiths, (iormuit and Nlghbor. also sllmrml to Kiiiiii ud-

McGill Retains Soccer Title TORONTO. Ont, Nov. Iii-Mc- Gili retained the intercollegiate

soccer chanlplnnship today rby dc- fi-nting tho Kingston R. M. C. team

vantage. Clancy is as hrilliunl us ever while liziuih and liilron both by 10"" goals l0 l-wmmg- The Mim‘ ‘QWML trenlri-‘s victory was more decisive

lhnn that registered yesterday whrn they beat Toronto University lit-rt: by three clear goals.

All Round Athlete DiesvIn New York

NEW YORK, Nov. lib-Robert. l), Wrenn, famous tennis player and all round athlete, is dead,

United States national champion ‘ for four years. a second baseman and s. quarter back at Harvard, a good hockey player and a first class golfer , a Roosevelt Rough Rider during the Spanish war, a. major in the air service during the world war. he died last evening in his apartment here of Bright's dis- ease. Ho was 63 years old.

Anderson Defeats Battling Siki

BALTIMORE. Md., Nov. 16.——<Lea Anderson, New York light heavy- weight was awarded a decision ov- or Battling Silri, after 12 rounds at lhc urmory inst night. The fight . was slow and tame throughout, and was received iby the spectators with minulcd approval. disgust and laughter.

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-Red Herring“ Won From Barbarian

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DETROIT, lVlivlL. Nov, lti.

Herring, oi‘ (iulipnrl. Miss. won ill!‘ judges’ (leclsitm over Sill ilnrilur- ian; of Detroit. in ton rounds IIPFC 188i ndght.

Peck May Manage Minor League Club

NEW YORK, Nov. l6.~The lat» est warm air current to go whist- ling through the hot stove league has Roger Pecklinpaugh slated to stop out of tho majors to manage the Portland iClub oi’ the Pacific Coast League. Tho Washington Sen

HE seeds of bronchial

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‘present trying weather. For

50th strong snd weak-chested

l few Peps tablets afford the belt and surest defence.

Plpl quickly soothe lnd hell rsw,

vs. Teamsters the latter winning out by 163 pins. The scores were as follows.

TENMBTERS

The next match games will tic Played Wednesday, November 19th between the Victories vs, Pilots,

0n Nov. 20th the Radios will play the Teamsters and Nov. 23rd the with the vCsrmody 5.

H. McCallum 178 pins.

Happenings 0f The Day At Y. M‘. G. "A.

F- Pruntv - 13s 15o 13a F. Duffy . 11a m m G. barter .. 136 128 127 w. Dooley 126 15s 13s 1.. Casford 57 112 03 Total-ISM. STAR H. McCallnm . 10g m; A. Cheverie .. 114 g9 P- Pruntv -- 102 196 shouts. B. Bevina .. 151 15g W. McTague 62 g3 Total—17l1,

Wanderers will take on a mstdh

The highest single was bowled by

FAMDUI MAN OWIAR HEADS ILOODED CAI? IN GREAT FILM iAT PRINCE EDWARD

'11‘ ynwlsll to seefilieuituck! Pride." the -Wi-lils.m Fox supreme

are going to miss two of the most. thrilling horse-races ever" thrown‘ ontbe screen. and one of the beet moving pICIIJIQ bets of the season, besides.

mastic story tinged with tragedy. and any one who can see it with- out sympatbizing with woes of the noblest of animals, tied by their sorry destiny to the silly crestues called humans, mint have a dried out sort o! heart indeed Yet it abounds in comedy situat- ions cud yields many a wholesome laugh.

Some of the ‘most noted thorough brads in the world. including ‘the peerless Man o'~Wur make their screen debut in "Kentucky Pride." -lu some respects they constitute the costliest. inoet aristocratic and fastest cast ever assembled. Besides Man o’ War, for whom 3400.000 was recently defused, it ‘ncludes tMorvich. Fhir Play. The Finn, Negofol and others of all ages, to the value of several mil- lion dollars. ‘in most cases, as with iMan 0' War. it wiilJhe their last as well as their first appearance in the movies.

All thesg pripcee of the turf make thoirhomes n the famous Blue grass country. and most of the plo- ture was photographed there, thus affording many charming and un- forgettable glimpses of that ro- mantic region.

Of course there are some human

Prince Last Showings g'l‘oday--3.15, "

or Y ~ i, “llilililillll Pllilli” A photoplsy of thoreughbreds, by monoughbreds, m

thoroughbred!- ’ \..

See Man 0' War the p¢n=..;'3§.§>n=,‘liiansf+u|§pr,.n_ debut. ' » '" .

TOMORROW AND THURSDAY

—He steels kisses from honeyed lips! _Hs'holds the key to hidden hearts! —He woos behind a maskl

—He ls the thief all women love because-

HE KNOWS HOW TO STEAL!

actors in the picture, among them being‘ such screen. favorites as Henry B. Walthall, J. Farrell Mac- Donald and Gertrude Astor. John Ford». director of "The Iron Horse." is credited with this excellent pro- duclion also. Dorothy Yost wrote the story and deserves much credit for creating something new which,‘ the film fans will undoubtedly ap-i- preciate.

THE MARKETS

‘BUMM ERSIDE

glory and‘ if that proves to be the csss, big efforts will be made to get: Mssirs. Harold and Percy Radcliffe. Jack and George Lsolsirvsfld the rust to came Into town and play on 8f. John's tesm. Under the ems- tsur ruling this ls allowable provided Sussex ills be: got sn entry lhto‘ the senior league. The boys then can play with the nearest Itown re- presenbfld In the league. According to the C. N. R., it ls 90 miles from here to Monctcn. It is“ miles from here to Sussex. or two miles more from buses to Jidcnoton. Thus, by the nsrrcvv margin of two miles lungs s hockey destiny for this town. The Inclusion of the Sussex boys on our squad would give 8L John s wonderful chance for the big crtMn sud prove the grssteef. push that hockey has ever received here-

NEW ‘BLOOD IN PRO HOCKEY

Greatness in many sports, it: has been remarked by that observant writer. Grsntlsnd Rice, lo often s matter of proximity to publicity, Full many s star may be born to blush unseen In some varieties cf sport, ssfis intimates, but: not in hockey-not with ssveu lynx-eyed scouts prowling the country, paging anything that leeks like s hockey player, and ready to ion him forth to glue great congested spaces. wmn the "kale" abounds. ‘

‘lifts Nstlionsl Hockey League this coming lessen wm see some- thing like twenty nevvjfscss, which will represent pmtty nearly evvory player, vme Int season showed any signs o! reel close. A few spec.“- fully resisted the csll of geld, but in tits main. the smsrteur plgy. efq-eutsfds the eelfsgs clubs, Iespld Ole gap lMo professionalism. ‘The cry for new blood has never been snows ed so vehemently dines thq

STOCK QUOTATIONS

HALIFAX, NOV, l6.— Quotation; furnished by Johnston and Ward, Members of the Montreal Stock Exchange:

At. Toll. and Santa Fe Ry. 124% Ncw York Air Brake Co. .. American Can. Co.- ....... .. .. American Cur and lPdy. -Co... 112% Atlantic Refinery Co ..... .. .. 31% American Locomotive Co. . . 122

Am. Smelting and Refln, Co.

Anaconda Cop. Min. C..o. . .. 505g Cahadian Pacific ,Co. .__ 149% N-Y. ‘Con. and Hud, Riv. R.lt. 130%

'120%'

ION threats; they banish coughs, still, and cliills, and strengthen the whole sf tbs bronchial tubes.

As s Reps tablet dissolves in the nests, cmsiu healing and germicidal false srs released which permeate Ill whole of the respiratory tract. mks healing Peps medicine is

deep into lungs and to sll

vllsl ports. it reaches sore and

ls sled jlltlnhflnll never touched

mixtures and syrups swallowed his the stomach.

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ntors are about to ask waivers on lhc veteran shortstop, according to thc roport. Baseball men hear that. Manager Harris of the champion- ship American League team alrea- dy has decided to use the 21-year old lluddy Myer, recruit from New (lrlonns. in Park's position at short noxt Ybar. Myer made a brief ap- pearance in the recent world's ser- ltas, replacing tho injured Bluego ul third hallo.

Shorter Races For Dog Derby Classic

Tllld PAS. Man., Nov. l6.-—0ffic- lnls of the 200-mile Dog mm» classic are cosidsring shorter ruc- os this winter to lessen the bard- ships to dogs and drivers. it is pro- posed to stage races on'three or four separate days over fifty-nails

mile 0011119.

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Cym~3.30 to 5, intermediates; 5 -' to 6.30. Business Men; .8110, Seniors. . '

BowllnK~7, Oddféllows lafgue, Lspthome vs. Bentner: 8.30. Le- Page vs. Qtewurt, '” '

Denies Garibaldis Are Linked In Plot

IROME. ‘Nov. m-Aleclsrins "i; ls the Gumvtbsldl tradition never to 1mm Iwliaarbiood." Donne Cos tnmsi Garibaldi strsuuousi denies that any of the Germs is hsve hem 60018811 in the ‘plot against Mussolini.-

I was couesns * "f ,

professions! elrcult began ie function than it will this ‘year.

With the United ltuiesfsmsteur champions, the Velfovv Jackets. turning professional in s body; with Canadians, Monti-e} "fer-onto. lestcn smf New York sil announcing slew niflliiilslytlism wm

be amp. hiweltftc iiis personndlef the professional circuits this yesr to stir if]! fnvtevrsst-vsfutlve most bloom-And "(We that.

After s week of fut workoute in Winnipeg, during which they dis-

played excellent farm, she Wsteriu Cougars " “ , universe an on fftsirivvuy teflohtresl when they will play two games. m first-with Montreal tonight and um second with mn- old rlvsh the Osnsdlens- tuner-row nlgtit. With the beginning cf tonight’; “m. "bu"!!! will 0900 most suspiciously the assess professional hockey esmpilgh. 1m- flxtllreisre 6r in inhibition vsrlsiy.

PRINCE EDWARD

FRIDAY-SATURDAY NOV. 20-21

Intnunnttt '

"Efiiiilii ' LIIITID: present

v. M. c. A, ' ' ‘ J, 1)_ webs," __ 137 152 represented on our itighf: little Island. W. ‘B. Conrad .. 164 127 Viewing in retrospect we've had more, and In some GIIOI, better ' ‘ g. vlaapéhlorne .. football hsrvded out this year than in a" goodly number of years pan. v . . . ' ' m" ' files of fixtures played in the three leagues were BOURIS - J_ A” Be t, 180 1 True enough, the sc _ S Togayfiggfg 68 light, but not too ll-fltt to bring the "W" ielflfill 1° I Illilllflflfy. OARVELL’ “ncluflon. The "mwiol. _. - lemf‘: tartar. wish‘? VQLIC. vvlnnirli: \ ' w, , v 71:2“ 9Q ’ the tltl , d‘ t h t Ill can esgues w I i - ' g. ‘(tlltlilbralth . be .....'i..§l. 1:‘?- Abegvtfelts In“: the slum: on Wed- _ i i J? “mi; ".$"’." °£.“""?.'l..2".'.’.i1“.&‘"§..'.'.'f .*.:.=r:':..::.i::..°.::'.'.i.'z‘.".". i A- McKay .... .- 119 m 12s i ° "“’° "T" - " . ‘ warn ALI-THE ravonmes. mcLuomc B. Vaniderstina , 116 132 129 the contests. Everything hinges on! the results, in the city league sll . . Totai-—2198. ‘the Stars need is s win from the Anchors to clinch the gsfulon, 1nd In ‘A ‘r, 1T“ o“ Fem“ the island league game both squads are neck and neck, with but one‘ M” victory between them snd‘ the silverware, ‘ n’, C. Sample 156 159 183 F. Nicholson 14s 12s 16o HOGKEY . g. ilggfillzlchsm .. The writer in conversation with Abegwclt officials ls given to und- gutter EVEN|NGS_41_1OI $135, $215 SEAT $ALE Now. - ' sy O'TGi,“|""§313 " 139 m m i;tt;.".‘.‘.‘”:.‘.tf.°.."if.“ii.t;'13112."2Z°;.222t.i2"“' n: 3%,; " ‘ - MATINEE SATURDAY-ADULTS $1.10. CHILDREN 52¢. 9a- - '1 ". 0 099 80-1110 _ put s team on the Ice second to none in the Marlfiimel. Ind judging Pork . . . . . . . . . . . . . — Mllos by m, "m" mgntioned a, the wrltier, the above predicltlon is not m- --i -—-—'-' - MURRAY HARBOR i - - ' ' g {g,*;;;;g;y~-~~ g; 1g; " "’ ‘éii;,';'~;gg ----- l" ” " New Movie Merger, - -~ - ~ . a o .. ...... . 1 . " - Fssriquharson .. 84 107 156 Acccrdlnh to the 8t. John Tlmes~8tsr that city is IOInQ to have a Pgmmas .éb._9o . p llett . 117 143 big "y Whfih Maritime hockey honors are discussed. It hssthe following I ' ' ' ' COLOR CUT OUTS F-flftil-téagg 148 116 tcssy l‘n pa. t: Hockey fans Irrehls city have seldom thought about the cHARLOTTITOWN - ' IDS ANGEUES. ca,’ Nov‘ m? . distance in miles between this place and lWoneton with Sussex as an Butter . . . . . .. 44-50 90W s-"q-“s, The Tunes quotes Doug,“ p84,. - ~ ' ion cgq-QWN DOWUNG ALLEY‘ llrilrmedilte stop, but this little point may have s tremendous effect an ~ - -- - - 45 banks as saying a" unwise-mat Last evening on 11m (nun-latte. hockey here this winter If the Gmsex boys decide not to play in their 832a’? of reicissilutgtrsaywéglllas" $1131? town Alleys there was some inter- home town this winter. Matters, are none tee bright for the Dslry Pork . . ".1354, $,:,q,a|b1rn;,oue14 pa agreed‘ on here 6891118 IIOWUHE “W961i Illa 31MB "fawn boys sporting the colors under which they have won fsme and H" 5'0 wiivhin a- few days. ‘lihe merger