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DECEMBER 11»q1936 rua (:H.».Ri.()'r"‘|-:1‘(ivv.\i _ciuauuian /___ _ _ _ ____

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BOWLING aoxuvo. C HOCKEY Basiiaraat 131.2

SCh[l1Ell|'lg

Hurls Challenge

M Jimmy Braddock On _ . n _

H5 Arrival I

_A P_ by Guardians

llhmen,l1gBraddock and the New “mis State Athletic Commission mn he arrived here today on the

C11.

l".1l|l;eBrE(l;lerman heavyweight - ,Pm te thwart a proposed Feb- mce;ing between Braddock 'ufllyoe Louis by offering te iight ln ddnelr for the title as soon as

YORK iuslelxclailo-l-viltrilli A b '

NEW hurled a challenge at b I e S R A

New York

angers Clash gain Tonight

Junior Rangers and Abegweits

Bra an be lured into the do battle again tonight at the

lamcs J. c F

orum in another exhibition en-

” am 1," tlet"ni'cd Max. “I'm will- ing to take hiin on in Atlantic ..m._ Miami or in Madison Square Zarden any time they arrange. We ant have to wait until June." schmeliny; made the trip from Gemmly to appear before the Boxing Commission tomorrow and gy to force a showdown on his pmmictl fight with Braddock. pmpoiied from last fall when Braddock was stricken with arth- ':s. nsehiiiciiiig said if he defeated Briddixk lie would come back to leiend the title, but made no proniise li(-`cl post $25,000 as evi- ienfc of goctl faith. ~'Mai'be the Commission will not isle me to do that." lic said. “Where :loes it ret the authority to make iuch a (lciii.1nd?”

Down The Alleys

HOLY NAME HALL BOWLING

The left hilndcd bowling league get away to ii good start las: night in the llcly Name alleys, before a large ci~<>\\-cl of spectators with (our teaiiis entered, Switch Hit- ters, Hit and Miss. Side Wheelers. ind the Bxuiipiiig Five. The next game will take place Thursday’ night at 8.30. All team; are asked to he on liaiiri so as to get started right on t.me. l Switch l1itters:- 1-1. Cras\\'ell 80 93 70 P. Tierney 152 163 176 0. M(‘Keiina 170 41 162 0. LeCiair 151 129 04 ii. Murphy 124 96 81

Side WhcclcrS:- J. liuglics B. Callagiinii _ D. ,\icDonalti

il. Fssery Rev. P. McMahon

65 125 62 123 120

114 70 127 128' 148 141 157 155 110 141

iii( and Miss:_

F. Hciiiiessey

E, Robin

189 115

155

121

141 96

Braddock is ready to fight.; counter.

Thirsting for revenge for their

previous setback, the Richardson- coached crew say they are going to take the Pro'v.e-Williams forces( into camp. Since their last appear 1 an:e the Abbies have held several l

_stiff workouts and newcomers tp

the team are beginning to fi); in nicely with the veterans of the squad. Railbirds who have been, following the juniors say the "Abs" are a inuch-improved team and should take a lot of beating from now on.

But the hustling Rangers haven't

by any means been idle. They too _MVB been 110101113 workouts iron- ing out defects that cropped up in their first game. I-Iu`tle is their motto and tliatk just what they wi‘l be doing tonight, all the time.

While last week's attendance was

disappointing tonight’s battle will draw a. much larger crowd. The boy- pleased with their opening performance and promise to go ev- en better tonight.

Soccer League

l(Vill Continue

(C. P. by Guzirdiaifs Special Wire)

LONDON, Dec. 10-Officials of

the English Football League' stat- ed today the King? abdicaiion would not interfere with Saturday's round of soccer games. Warfare will be resumed by the 34 teams, mostly third division clubs, that survived the initial round in the English cup compe;ition, but a full szlicdule will be played ln the first and second divisions of the league.

STEADY CHURCHGOER

SYDNEY, N. S. W, - William

O'Doniiell, churclivvaz'den and secre- tary for 30 years of Trinity Church here, c'nims a world record for ciiurcli attcndnice. He has missed only one sri) '~ f~' 4.000 held in 'iis church since 1906. _ ,‘

G. Mchllilion __

B. Coniiiiiiy 137 E. J. Gallant. 113 95 Bumping ifi\~e:_.

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127 160

D. Dalziel Rev. E. Dalton 64 126

High sin lc W '1vr‘

W. Davey 224 91 90

71 85 98

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High three F. Tierney 491.

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When you come to the male names on your Christina! list - a gift of Peumano Socks will gain an appreciative ‘¢=P°nse. Styled in up-to-the-minute fashion, with

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(C. P. by Guudlarfi Special Win)

SPRINGFIELD, Mass., Dec. 10- Jalter "Nig" Brenneman, former Maritime hockey leaguer, was bought by Cleveland Falcons of the International-American League today from Buffalo Bisons, which dropped its league franchise yes- terday.

The former Charlottetown wing-

man was second highest scorer of the Birons. George Massecar, an- other wlnger, was sold with him.

Owen Lennon, formerly of the

Halifax Wolverines and now with the Bisons, has not been bought yet by any other team.

Financial difficulties, brought on

by lack of a home-town rink, for- ced the Blsons to withdraw.

Passing Events In The World Of Sports

NEW YORK, Dec. 10-You mal’

know the verdict in the celebrated Bob Feller case before night. Judge Landis has a brief as thick as “Gone with the Wind” on lt. Bet- ting ls even Feller will be turned loose. Then he can write his own ticket. If he signs for less than $100,000 he's a. sap.

Baseball writers sent Judge

Landis a wire congratulating him on his 70th birthday. The Judge wired back: "Thanks for your wel- come perjury." Many of the lobby managers think all the Branch Rickey ballyhoo on Dean is just a smoke-screen for a sale (possible already made) to Cincinnati.

Dutch Reuther who watched the

kid all last year says Joe Dimag- gio‘s little brother, Vince, bought by the Bees, can throw and field with anybody in the majors. Mike Jacobs wires from Cleveland there is more than $70,000 in the till for the Joe Louis-Eddie Simms fight Monday night. Some of the boys are laying 7 -to 5 Ellsworth Vines trims Fred Perry in their first pro star.. New York column* say Bea Gotllebb, who once beat King Ed- ward at golf, is trying to cash in on the current constitutional crisis by offering her golf act to the night clubs. In all his 56 years ln base- ball as player, manager and mag- nate “Old Fox" Clark Griffith of Washington sold only one ball player. That was Joe Cronin, his son-in-law-for 250,000 bucks.

Most harased scribe at the base-

ball meeting is J. Roy Stockton of lhe St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Every time he gets a wire his feilow scrib- blers swoop down wanting to know "iz it about Dean?"

Bill Terry has added eight new heifers to his Memphis farm, but only one new ball player to the Giants. He may come up with Vir- gil Davis any day now. We asked a :mart golf man: “Who would you name as the country's out- standing golfer " he replied: “On form, Henry Picard."

Jesse Owens was denied a new

record of 10.2 seconds for 100 met- res because the track at Chicago where he looted the d.i.tance last June was 3-5ths of an inch short. Since the brown bullet was travel- ling approximately at a. speed of 10 yards a :econd you can figure out for yourself how _much differ- ence lt made. He was deprived of a similar mark in the Olympics because of a following wind, the benefits of which were more than offset by the fact Jesse ran on a

rain-soaked track.

Prosperity notes: the Kentucky

Derby and Preakne:s, two oi’ the main tests for three-year-olds, both will carry $50,000 added value ii "t year for the first. time :inee the stock market began running backward. And $100,000 will be cut up among the money-winners at Santa Anita. More money will be wagered on the bangtails next year than in all other outdoor sports

combined.

Jeremiah T. Mahoney positively

\'.'.1 not be a candidate for re- election after his new term as pres- ident of the Amateur Athletic Un- ion expires. The judge got what he was after when he outpointed Avery Brundaf;e in the no.......n convention and led his followers back to A. A. U. Power. Brundage will step out of the presidency of the American Olympic Committee. Glenn Hardin, Olympic low hur. dies ¢h_a_mi>,1_0n._ _re¢°_rd:h_°1der.._ and hand omest man on the United States team that went to Berlin. has signed n seven year contract

for motion picture work.

“Dead” Ball _ Is Lively Issue

(A. P. by Guardiln’s Special Wire) NEW YORK. Dec. 10-The ml-

jor lelfuo baseball, voted "dead" yesterday, came to life again to- day in the league meetings when manufactures advised club own- an they have almost a searon'| supply of the fast balls in stock.

The club officials directed the

manufacturers to turn out “mer- oi new nun nfylnl betvnm the 180| National Lelllle ball and the

Herbie Cain gave Maroons the

a tie when he stopped Aurel Jo-1, _ _ liat's shot from a few feet in front, 1211 1383” (_l;;‘_xlj‘gnPe"_;‘; Zggnllgf . of the nets ten seconds before the' _ y " ° p

ed iii a. short shot. But exactly 39

end M the game' seconds later Hawks knotted the

score when Mush March drove a

LINEUPS sizzling drive by Alex Connell. The

puck just skimmed the ice and the

1 C““°‘"°“’“ Goal' cudei Defemel Maroon goalie didn’t even move

Iiiebert, Buswell: Centre. Morenz; h

f Wings, G€;__g'non. J0li_a_I._;__Spare_s, Mc-l on t e shot' LINEUP _ ienz e, orrain, er. eplnew Chi M _ ‘Haynes ivieciii, G. Mantua. Desi-I “K” Goa, ‘"°°“"

Second Period

i-neireit. Lewis (Arnie, amy)

lets. Blake.

Detroit: Goal, Smith; Defence! Kamkas Defence Connell

Goodfellow, Williams; Centre. Bar-i Levmsky Carson |ry; Wings. Aurle, Lewis; Spares.) Burke Evans Williams. W. Kilrea, Sorrell, Pet-2 Centre linger, H. Kilrca, Bruneteau, Kelly; Blah. Bum 1/iacKie, Roulftch. wing

Officials-Ion and Dye. Kendall . ward

Trudel Northcott

SUMMARY Chicago subs: Weibe, Bryclson_

March, Thompson, Gottselig, Jack-

. “'95 P°|'l°d ; son, Seibert, Larochelle.

l Maroon subs: Conacher, Trottier,

560111121 NUUP- Marker. Cain. Gracie, Robinson, _ Penalties: None. Kammsky, Rad|ey_

Officials-Stewart and Campbell.

SUMMARY

irst period: , Scoring-None -

'11

300 - ~ z-Detroit, Aurie (Berry, Lewis) Penalties-N°H°~

19 45 , Second period:

l Penalties: None Scoring-Noiie. -

. Penalties-None.

Third refine Third P00061

1. Maroons, Cain (Carson) 6.41.

1 3-Canadiens, Gagnon (McKe'n- 2' chi°“g°' March (Th°mP5°“) Zig) 17,40, ` 5»30~ 150 John 6 (train)

Femmes: None_ 3. Maroons, Conacher, 13.03.- 151

‘ Penalties-Seibert, Robinson. ,

“The Other Une," Says Barrie ;;;

~ Really Does,The Trick

N|;ws°‘.... sion \)/onto ...i

' Lewis poked in the first goal by _ 1 _ _ :deflecting Aurle's shot past Wiif fiazllsrggmlgoéziléogigl 335033; 0111f11S are matched f0I‘ $110811. bllength and ll' _ (Glide Wh” me P1” was ""°*" ixtn tie genie nf the season for iiciency. Highest grades of skate H1001 and ““’“"l°5 °1d° _.lie chicago_ team. _ ____ __ ..uther used in all C. kC.l)1. (g)uttfits. This is

Barry _et up on the second goal But Conacier, proving mse an th em. to buy C_C_M_ S almg u .

l d IOPPOYUUHS' S”'>l`Cd me wlmung e y t I d rice _for

l I4 seconds before the erlod en ed -» 1 _ _ -- i 1 .

I taking the puck from Iiwis at mid- L'°9»1 9-1f'h0U€l\ l"15,1/“am W5-7 51°F" nts' “e ve d S y e an p

im Zigmgged his way through me handed. Earl Robinson was serving everyone.

defence to shoot ii pass to Aurie 11 mlm-`(1‘ Pena"-Y but Hawlfs were :nat found cuae out ei, position, sfmams up in H five mlm aitwk

Canadiens fought back stub-l CDHHCIWP bf°k° HWHM Wi1d°f For Men

bornly in the third period. Johnnyx Larochelle sped the length of the '__ 9

Gagnon finally scoring on a pretty; 1-9 Wlth him but me M'"°°“_ de' pass from Bm Mckenzie at 17_40_ _ ienceman shook off his persistent Goalie Normie smith of permit °*‘°PS and “med the -Puck by

made a sensational save to prevent _ Karaku'

5. lf.

111 142 144 146 147 148

152 153 154 155 156

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Miss Virginia Scarth

Sonny Scantlebury

Miss Louise 1-la zard Miss Florence Strickland Mrs. P. W. Ciarkin Basilica Cub Pack

Miss Joan Williams

Summerside

Mrs. Percy Moreside

Billy Moreslde

Billy Fanner Mary Famer Mrs. W- J. P. MacMillan Mrs A. A. Bdrtirtt

Donald Seaman Mrs George DeB!ois

Mrs E A Foster Miss Phyllis Foster

Rleglnald Webb

Gordon Garnhum

Ruth Garnhum Paula Jenkins Ravfied Mr Flank Machinnon Betty Biucc

Betty Anne Bran,

Mrs B M Vail

Mary Ii~°ne Beairsto

A Friend

Mrs. W. H. Prowse

Jessie Harper Nora Harper

Mrs. Harry Millar Mrs. Charles Connolly Anne Sadler Frank Sadler

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Jim Pa'mer

Suzanrie Palmer Mrs. C H. Black

lVl‘i-as Dorothy Black Mrs. G. O. Spink

Donna Shaw

Rev. Father Douifm Moore and McLeod Lid. Mrs. A. W. Hyhdman

catherine Hyndmv-H Mr. E. B. B. Lin8

Donald Tinnel’

Mil. W. M. Wright

Gordon Wrisht

Mary Oronin

Miss Agnes Clinton

Nuwy Hyndman

'Misa Blanche Finlayson Mrs. Harold McKie, Kep Mrs. W. R.. Aitken MT. W. K. ROKGTS

Mr. Dnufzlas McEwen Mrs. Dnufias McEwen Mrs. E? ’ ‘_ 1708078, 81'.

Mg, Syd ‘ji Green Mrs. J. F. B. _‘/fcCready. ~Mi.ss Wilma W iod, Cent alty.

Mrs. Mari: Mc( uifmn

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Miss Helen DeB`cis

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_ Mrs. Boswell Jenkins, McKenzie’s lm Iam 2 _rm dnl _ .

Comer 168 John 6 (gainf-

Miss Etta Jenkins. Mt. Albion Morris Jenkins, Mt.. Alb.on

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NUMBERS AND NAMES

7. Elvin 5 (train). 14, Gladys 9 (story book). 16 Ralph 2 1-2 (toy).

21. 22. 28. 31

Arnold 7 (game).

Russell 8 (ine:h. toy),

Hazel (8 (doll).

32 Gladys 9 (doll). - 35 Olga 8 (doll).

36 Stanford 7 (train). 37 Gladys 10 (book). Aulie 10 (book). Myrmct 3 (doll carriage). Lois 8 (doll).

51 Bruce 3 (toy). 52 Carl 2 (toy). 58 Llcyd 4 (toy). 59 Arthur 3 (toy).

Phyllis 2 (doll).

George 6 mos. (rattle).

Kenneth 3 (toy). Rogers 7 (hockey).

es Billy 4 (toy).

71 Esther 4 (doll)_

78 Elinor 7 (Game).

Freda 6 (train).

Wilficd 3 (push-toy).

June 2_ (doggie). '81' Catherine-8 (gam/i).

85 Joe 1 (rattle).

87 88

38 46 46

60 81 86 67

77 79 80

Jim 6 (train).

Fred 8 (game).

89 Margaret 2 (doggie). 90 Wallace 3 (push toy).

92 Roland 7 (train).

Dewey 2 (push toy). Merritt 2 (push toy).

Harold 6 (train).

l Marcel 4 (push toy). 4 100 Marie 8 (doll). 101 Shirley 7 (doll).

104 Bonny 3 (mech. toy). 105 Louise 3 (push toy).

106 Melvin D (hockey).

107 Gerald 5 (train).

108 Mary 4 (meth. toy).

100 110 112

95 96 97 D8

John 2 (push toy). lltrancis 6 (doll clothes). Eugene 1 (rattle).

~ 113 Keir 5 (train).

114 Shirley 4 (push toy).

115 Francis 4 (push toy).

118 Evelyn 2 (doggie).

Frcmon 5 (train). Shirley 4 (teddy bear). Jennie S (push toy). David 8 (mach. toy). Lawrence 10 (sleigh). Gordon 3 (mech. tov). Warren 2 (push toy). Catherine 10 (book).

Joseph I (toy).

133 Teresa 8 (doll clothes). 134 Rudolph I (game). 197 Frances 10 (book).

12 Buddy I (hockey)

111 11| no ii() in iza no 1”- 1:42

Wilfred 8 (hockey stick). 179

180

160 162 163 164 165

109 171 172 174 175 177

181 182 183 184 1125 186 187 1518 189 15”() 101 192 10') 15'.-1 197 198 109 200 201 202 203

20-4 208 207 208 209 210 212 213 214 215 216 217 218 219 220 221 222 223 224

225 226 227

228 229 230 231 233 234 T35 236 237 238 219 240 242 2-14 245 248 247 245 2 ‘9

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lBrenneman ‘Red Wings Defeat Canucks _

Is Sold To -I To Take Section Lead; Here,s The Ideal

iaroons Turn Back Chihawks; S C

DETR/OIT, Dec. 10 - Detroit's ‘ IN TIE WITH LEASFS _ |

fast-travefllng Red Wings swooped MONTREAL, Dec. l0_;I..io;<_il , .\ into first piece in the United states conwiier, ine big train. pu ed F M d B ._ ` section of the National Hockey way in a. rink-long dash for a o \

League here tonight by defeating (hir-d-perlcd goal tonight that Montreal Canadie 2-1 belore some Montreal Maroons a 3-1 vic-

'“ “V” 1... newis i.. N C_ M

8.000 persons. Canadiens remalneu wry over Chicago B k e tied with New York Americans for 3 National 1-mekey League fixture. leadership in the Co-nldiil-11 KTUUD; Victory sent Maroons into third Bfmlimt W°fk DV the da-5111113 mg _ place in the.Canadia.n section, two

In onto

of Marty Barry, Herbie Lewis points ahead or the idle Tor _

Larry Amie Fave wln35_b°ih °°““` Maple Leafs. For two periods and i a c e

i *"5 in the S2°°“d P°l"l°d "ff" 1* men par: et ine third meer, ei the '

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Leon 7 (train).

Loraine 6 (doll clothes).

Virginia 2 (push toy). Leo 3 (push toy). Garlie 7 (game). Elenor 4 (dolly).

Tillie 8 (doll)

Lois 5 (paints)

Steve 3 (push cart)

Doreen 2 (doggie)

Leroy 1 (rattle) George 6 (train)

Sylvia 4 (cut-outs) Phyllis 3 (pu.1i toy) Shirley 2 (:cdci_'.' b(`Hl') Roma 9 (tltll) Marylili 3 (push t.-V) Harold 10 (hockey)

Dallas '7 (game)

Gerald '3 (doggie) Phyllis 2 (blocks)

George 2 (doggie) Riisscli 4 (tcp) Windsor 9 (Game) Cecil 7 (auto) Ruth 9 (bock) E'mcr 7 (auto)

178 Baby 3 (dC$¥f_!1f"

Lloyd 1) (train) ` _ Baby 2 m?S. (1‘F~fi`f‘1

Ralph ll) (licrkey)

Jean 5 (doll)

L0i‘€Li.\ 0 (ironic) Cecile 7 ipaiizisi Bernice (lfli)’ Rcsfiizii Zi ftioil) Bnhy 2 (doggie) Lecizard 2 fill” \vil‘.i.iin ai (bu '11 C-srl' Jnckzc S (lio?l:e.\" Albin". 4 (l‘.oi‘€‘\

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'Ralph R (iir»r`.<<“y)

Deli'i'?s 0 (dill)

.lnyco 4 Iifpv

Gm-,-i_m\ (1 iliorkey)

Irene B l(i”‘U\ Liiiu 8 "5"l‘

Filer; il (ii‘:1il))

Win 1"( 10 (l:oci;e\') izen-.i ii 3 (noel) =0y\ Dorothy 1 .irattlci

Olga 4 (musirnl (Oil)

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Ruth 8 (b"0l<'

Garfield 8 (i’.»il1l"

Walter' 4 (mcch. toy‘ Joseph 10 (hockey)

Gerald 9 (book)

Margiierite 7 (doll)

Rim 5 (piiinis)

Stella 3 (Dusli to.V1 Yvonne 2 (puppy)

Jean 10 (book)

Irene 8 (doll)

Elmer 6 (train) Fimer S) (ho:‘l-Irv)

Beatrice 10 (sleigh)

John 7 (game) William 3 (mech. t0Y) llilargaret 10 (sleigh)

Winnifred 5 (doll)

George 7 (book) Annie 3 (b`ocks)

Wendel 10 (hockey)

Eileen 6 (doll)

Kathleen 8 (book) Colvin 10 (hockey)

Mary 4 (train)

Edmond 10 (sleigh) Viola 5 (doll) _ Vicion 2 (mech. toy)

Agnes 9 (book) Peggy 1 (doggie) Mary 2 (doggie)

Melvin 3 (push cart)

Lloyd 5 (train) Wilbur ll (top)

Joyce 8 (doll clothes)

Phi'ip 9 (game) Anne 10 (book) Wi B (di)

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252 Thomas 10 (hockey) _ 254 Miirlon 10 (book)

Thomas 7 (game) Helen 5 (rag doll)

Doris 4 (musical lop)

Frank 2 (doggie)

Robert 6 mos. (rattle)

Doris 3 (blocks) Alfred 5 (top)

Betty 6 (dish sei)

Henry 7 (game) Teresa 9 (doll)

Bernice 5 (game) Stephen 3 (train)

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Mary Betty Helen Billie

Annes 5 (dish sei)

3 (dolly) 1 ltlogsiel 5 igfilllr-I

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285 285 287 288 f‘ 71') a M .(11

Mhi`ga1'ci. il (book)

Alirc 8 (book)

Iniiida 3 frioggici

Geiwiulde 10 (hook)

Railpii 6 (gaiiim Harold 5 (game) Clini'l(.t(c- 5 (dish .wtf ~.,

"2 Rii'iir.:~fliiie 1 (rnit`c)

"<12 Iran ii) (liockey) 1173 Bertini-d l (ring. 251-S Mary 8 (book) 207 Jnrk 5 (mine)

202 Hficti 5 (ciisli set) 29.0 Nein 3 mm ii-.~ir'If~.

1100 Frilriii. 5) (zrimf-»

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Gerald Ii (entire-_ `B0`.11\_\' i0fhofk-‘y)

Joyce 9 (doll)

Lfiurc-nee 10 (doll), Gl‘C1T.'c 8 tsicizli).

308 309 310 311 312 7713 314 315 316 317 318 310 320 321 322

Gordon 4 (frricm--.

Annie 2 (d.~ll)_ E01`b.V 4 mos. (rattle), Rrrfie 8 (book).

Ariliiir 10 (hocl»;ev)_ Wilfred 10 fsleifrh)

323 George 8 (sleigh).

324 Jean 3 (doll). 325 Walter I (push cart). 328 Lillian 4 (doll). 327 Fred 4 mos. (rattle).

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Property Cf Clevela nd

NEW YORK, Dec.. 10--Ba\.i..i'_

Commiwioner Ke-nc.aw 1\foui:::i;n Landis ruled 18-)`€‘SF~01d HW Feller the pi'o;>:‘rt_v of Cir-veiiizid Indians today in a long-fleferr-d decision which c0.f. Fcllut' l)(‘:l...')l

;&§;_lr1i1§lgp$`é;“:;§:t~c_ 5100.000 and set a neu' pi-f;-(xwiit 'iiiargeret 7 (doll) 1" b“S°_"“u la” _ James 6 ,m,_m) S.mu.tai‘ieousi_\', Landis d1i'c("~-<1

Ci(-vclnnd io pay $7.500 to the llil

Jack 3 lipum l,_,_,.t, l\io.ne.<. club oi (lic Western Lc‘.i§.‘..o. Fm,-,¢i_< 2 ,dongw (Des Moines protetccl lrist Ju!y_'l Annie 2 mug, fmtfipl that is eliort‘ to obtain Ft. _\_r LeRoy 1 tglogvgiei had been frustrated by Cle\'elar..i|

wailing him in violation of .iie i1i:i,|or-minor league a",re.=ment.

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recent rciaxatloii of this agree' nient. by both major and iiiiiioi le.1;1.ie officials. Ba(-l;(~d by Landis precedeiit in this case, the rif- strictiniis which hitherto li'i~.1

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in rif\al.r.g for cut. tnndiitg stiiidlot pia\'(~i:\ .coined deiiiiitciy to ii;'."( ivan removed toingizt. ln ii\.t. .<(».‘i~rnl iiinmr 1(‘af.'ue owiiers v.'<;( pr:‘(lirtiii|;_' ‘lint what remn.ns ol the i\).'\u»\.'-lmi1o‘_' l<`r.'.;ue :1fzi'eeln(~i.t '.\'i`i bv .\(‘i'lip;)|‘(i oiitireiy soorier or inter.

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