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Hon. Heath Strong To

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Glsoi’thegreatestnightsofTng.

of-War sport in the history of Bed- eque Rink took place Monday night, with the champion Kilmuir team as the stellar attraction. The crowd numbered between five and six hun- dred and carrie from far and near, and their applause was generous, and all present commended the Kil- muir boys on their sportsmanship.

Kllmuir was pitted “Blast the

Bedeque Rink team. The Bedeque team won the first pull in one min- ute. The second pull wa.s won by Kilmuir in thirty-four seconds, and the third pull was won by Bedequs in 86 seconds. The Kilmuir team were somewhat lighter than the Bedeque boys, but their team-work was wonderful and they had the dis- advantage of pulling on strange ground. The line-up was as follows:

Bcdeqne Rink 'lieam-Prank Jar-

dine (Captain), Harry Muttart, Bruce Campbell, Heber Sherrin, Robert .Wa\lBl1. Earl Machfurdo, Lloyd Burns, Frank Glover, Brenton Bums.

Klmair - John K. MacDonald (Captain), Doug Macaowan, Dun- can Bruce, John MacPhes, John N. MacPherson, Preston Beaton, Ernest Matheson, Martin MaeGowan, Allan Nicholson.

The coach of the Bedeque Rink

team was Robert Baller, and coach of Kilmuir, Freewill Saunders. `

The pull between these two teams

was s, great exhibition of the old game of Tug-of-War.

For the B_trong-Morrison Junior

trophy the contest between Upper Freetown, under coach Allison Pro- fitt, and Lower Bedeque under coach Wallis Jenkins, was almost as ex- citing as the big team pull. Upper Freetown won the first pull in one mblute and then Lower Bedeque de- lighted their supporters and receiv- od s great ovation when they won the second pull in two minutes and twenty-five seconds. “Ilhere were two good exhibition pulls _ North Bedequo vs. South Freetown. Bom won by North Bed- aqua.

Attheccalclueionofthapillisit

was announced that Hon. Heath strong, if arrangements could he completed, would donate a trophy for light weight team championship of P. lil. Island. Teams to be 1,500 lbs. or under in weight and of ten men each. Pulls to take place in Bedeque Rink. Details to be ar- ranged by the directors of Bcdequs Rink. --

Other Sports

Running High Jump - lst, Cacil

Burns; 2nd, Maurice Deacon; 8rd, Allen _Ciow.

Throwing 5d lb. Shot - lst, Alex

Richards; ind, Walter Richards; 3rd, George lewis.

‘Throwing 15 lbs. Shot-lst. J. K.

MacDonald, Kilmuir. 42 feet: and. Alex Richards, Bedeque; ard, E. Ma- thieson, Kilmuir.

Referee-George Sheen. 'ltmer-G. Edgar Clark. Announcer-Hush F. Morrison.-S.

Dr. H.S. Allen

_Wins Princ e County Shoot

Dr. Harry S, Allen, a member of

thc Summcrsids Rifle Club, is the champion shot for Prince County. In one of the recent competitions he made 103 out of 106, over the King’a range. He made 33 out of 35 at 300 yards; 35 out of 35 at 500 yards; and 35 out of 35 at 600 yards, making a total of 106 out of 105 and made a double possible, one at 500 yards and one at 600 yards. This score hrs noi been excelled by anyone in competi- tion in Prince Edward Island.

He is the winner of the Allen Cup

for the champion of Prince County (or 1834.-B.

Tributes Paid To Shipley

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utes to aber-in o. D. shlpley. eisht years secretary-treasurer of tho Maritime Branch, Amateur Athlet- ic union of Canada. were heard at the annual meeting of the branch today, when he was re-elected. 0° motion of Tom MacDonald of Hal- ifax. the delegates backed up $11611' tributes in a practical way by in- creasing the secretary-treasurel"s honorarium from |300 to $400 Ill- busily.

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Z- of u men semus junior ms inter- °sosc\A_\.

A shoot was held ss the ranges mediate sport °"“TY 5'

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no arms Q _ mans um

and and fourth games. Mr. Whit- lock of St. Stephen declared a

cheque had been forwarded is

two clubs should submit a state-

ably in the provinces by the ses.

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for Amuteur Hockey chsmvllmshlo ~~-~- ""4 ofosnsdematbe A1lm0l1l>f°\‘, ‘BY \xr|.|...|uGr

the second consecutive year. Hs 'ruse-qgg prslaedtllsworkoftheilmioras- At-<21 EASY .~ _ sociation and-commended tha wort THERE Ané

It Cove Head on Thursday. 1'lth» Sharif! Shipley |ave an extend-

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tendanoe small We held no shoot on Baturda 13th owing to rain

ities and dealt with internal econ omits of the bttllch declaring thi#

We intend llciding two shoots this at the present time there was a Week if the weather is favorahlefbank balance of 0911.00. He said he one on Thursday the lath inst.. Ngistered 1.570 senior athletes this md one on Saturday Nth ‘ year, 000 intermediates and LUG

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juniors. .Application of nay Ramon. for- merly of the sf. mm oiub__ cf Saiiit John, for re-inatstement, was received and li7Pi°ved by the branch. Irewiil now be forwarded to tlieanhual meetina ofthe Can- adian Amateur ‘Athletic Union.

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HALIFAX, Oct. 15-With the

story of the Maritime hockey les.- gue race just a. bars thren weeks 8»w8y. mmlserlsl minds of the “Big Four" teams are still up s figurative tree over the personnel of the squads t.hey'll be sending away this year on the trail of the Allan Cup.

Hopeful as they 9,11 are of boi.

stel-ing their teams with importa- tions, only one club has ventured so far to announce its list of new- comers. Outside of saint John Beavers, last year's tailenders, the clubs are saying nothing until the transfers in the annual shuffle

and sanctioned

now to be the least altered in the league In the last few days ,a

ince, stating that the New Bron- out of town to enable them to play t

swick union was prepared to he p for Ottawa teams this winter have junior players next year. been given, Cccll Duncan, secretary have “hed wwn' Wt “°b9dy

The Cape Breton Marathon As- of the Ottawa and District Amateur

sociation was awarded the Mari- Hockey Association, said today. As time track and field championships for as he knows, he said, none were

for 1936. asked for.

A letter from Peter Judge oil Mk* Duncan said, some Ottawa

Yarmouth openied a tlvrrief ucgntmv- playels now in the Maritimes ex- I

ersy. Judge cs med a Yer-,pectilg to play for "Big Flour" mouth baseball club was owed a teams had not yet had their trans- “ne Wm* Des Smith “nd YW" sum of money by St. Stephen Ki- fers sancti ed.

wanls from the receipts of the sec-

Len Burrage Is

?§.”'2§“'f?. ‘£2 $2. `Z.°€if‘lZ°.l‘l°§“u.. Given Clean Slate

ment of finances to President Gil- “uh . mem wi lesple and sheriff smpley, who (° , N_ .§3,,,,_ ,5_{§l,

wollxllllilugdzllemulf xilliglilgl ofrepcrts mm' hm” Mmcmn Hlgwkssydg- submitted before the meeting was §§“§f,§‘?“,§',,,f;1’m“,l,¥§,§‘,¢‘,f,§§ §,.f one made by D. W. Fraser, chair- mme Bmncp’ Amawur Mgem mlm °f *M "“"““‘° B°’““¥ °°'“' Union of causes, today uns time mittee. He said that six amateur Wm be no mu." against mm when b°*°“ We 'mt '° W” *ml* in he turns out asain with the cm- Montreal for the British Empire “mm cmmm°ns_ Bm-mg, Wu $3,111: Uld UW! M4 mlm’ 5 °"°d‘. barred from baseball a few weeks

'h°"m¢° f allegedl striking an um-

Pfesidsnt of the Maritime Ama- gg' git ,t gmymeeggng today ng

behind a. team that appears right

couple of players known only as he "Fritz brothers from Ontario"

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seems to know where they fit.

By contrast with the Wolvw,

Charlottetown Abegweits are an entirely rebuilt team. To begin with, there is goalie Leo Sargent, est year with the Wolves. Then the club hopes to bolster the rear

Renaud of ottawa. and Jerry Mc- Cabe of Almonte, Ont.

On the front line, the Abbies ex-

pect to trot out a new kid trio- a “Nig" Brennemarl, “Dizzy” Desil- ets and Elly Getliffe oi Stratford. Ont-. along with Jimmy Kelly, brother of the Abegweits' Pete

Kelly.

BLAND RETAINS TITLE

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A Bengal stalwart Dizzy Dean Malfy Amateurs Trying! ‘ Voted Most Uut In Professional'

have been officially signed, sealed (By Charles Dnnkley, Assonlnced

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one reason for the Nu CHICAGO. Oct. 16-Jerome Her- ne in uw belief that urfclirfyniill f§§“h,Dn;‘§,‘,' f,‘§§Yy;f?__§k1;_§ sasoog crests in ontario in w t » S Mme

might not be udvefsncd to Zpuniig ;f_“f§h§h“'N"’§’ ”“f;”“1§“§“;eP1°Y' b

oneor two of the mm 6 B. 0118. 9.58 8. agua trades were they wmgefe aPnl:£l1m_eg| for mai ` hand with the former Kitchener and before recelvm ins official o.l<. P“°h‘“8 °°° °f the Worlds

A few strong importations sren‘t ¢;1°»mPl0ll St. Louis Cardinals, g

Dean came within two oinis of a.

I n 801118 to lessen Maritime Ca.\1ads.’s P

chances of keeping me cup down perfect score in the selection made by the gen by s. committee of eight represent

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Be that as it may, however, Lhs Llzigughgf Wrltlgls' A‘sSOCi- the Tigers this season.

mu Brmcn, Amagem- Athletic vitstion tothemeetingthatthecan- lineup. But it is significant that year. Hubbell this our Unmn of canada' fm- me mth mg- adisn Union hold ihmeetinginthat recent arrivals in the railway city a three-way tie fgr nilluiihshgliagx ¢e5g1v¢ year at the mnnnl megs- city in 1935. This invitation was include Charlie Marshall of otts- along with Paul Dean D1zzy.s’\ mg of the 5|-ugh hem mdgy, forwarded from the Maritime wa. who campaigned in Europe brother, and Hal Schumacher an- sheriff c. D. shlplcy of Amherst brllwh by luwnlmoll-S rwludon- lest year with me shamroeks; other Giant. ’ received the post of secretary- THU” P1'€B€D¥ it thi? m€°tlI\8 G°rdon McLean. who played here The victory ofthe valiant 13| f treasurer for his eighth year. while were: President C. C. Gillespie of last year with the Winnipeg All- was clear cut and decisive He hzffcxll Byron Brown of ohsrlottetowu. llibnctonz Secretary-lrreasurer Sher- Stars, and Alben. Medlnsky, an- u mm-gm of za points ,,§,e, P 1 Tm Mcpm-,aid of Hang” ,md A, iff C. D. Shipley of Amerst; U. J. other wcstemer. Waner of Pittsburgh Pirates B1? A. chishelm of Moncton were un- Ms-son of the Glace Bay rugby finished second and M 36 - Y’ ° mgmonsly r¢.¢1¢¢f,¢d vine png- gui; g.uEo;»xl!r.r;1¢4)o¢`;esr;ilt1i¢~;, Makes Announcement over Joe Moore of the Gianll; ng dents. - ~i - - ll » third 1 ` . 5¢¢r¢¢ary.¢,-¢,g3|n-gr gmphy pre- Junior Hockey Association; H. Hib- Ih Sain; John, they make no ,_nspmpngac;if;I;;';:_sl‘;‘;‘:jl;i;”;~ Giants ,anim the ygngnnm mmf; in me _bert of the Springhill Iron Dukes; homes about it. President E. R. In- mace mth Mum; Ott I U f°“Yl~h Union, showing steady growth. Reg- G. Burden of Springhill A. A. A.; graham of the Beavers announced Giants mth » 35° °f me mratgnn of athletes dn;-ing the J. H. Conway, N.. S. A. B. A.; J. L. today that his club would have six ’ '

past yea, Md mcpemd go 4,400, Matheson, Westville, A. A. C.; L- *md Possibly seven new players

8 thousand more ghm in 19g3_ G. Ferguson, N. S. A. B. A.; Wil- H115 season-all but one frmny _- _ A

Am, sam, dnomiun it was ge. umm Whitlock, st. stephen; J. A. points outside the wharltunes. lsquarebrlggs

eided by the members present that Mitchell, St. Stephen Kiwanis: S. They are Hawse Marsh ana

president oluesple should appoint A. Payne. University of New Brun- Red Faml- fr°m Hsmllwh Tlser T W' ” ¢°mmm,¢¢s from mn pmvinoe to swick; W. T. Hamilton. Halifax Joe shields from Ottawa Sham- , 0 ay lfh

wan upon their ,-espemve govern- Wolverines; J. A. Hanway, K. C., rocks: Hugh O'Leary, from Fort ,

me-nts m wnnemnn with the Saint John Beavers: C. S. Staynor, Williams Thimdering Herd; Wal- B 1-ld ge lv at-er amusement WL 1; Wu cinymed by Halifax Wanderers; A. A. Chisholm, ter Monson. Winnipeg Selkirks; A_ _y_ Mum of spfmgngu gmt f_h¢,‘Moncton Hawks; J. L. McDonald, Crossley Sherwood, from Ottawa tax W5, poo;-ly reg-uintgd um that Dalhousie A. A. C.: F. N. Carter, New Edinburghs, and Bobby Beat- (C. P. By Guardisrrs special Wire) sport was now paying a higher net- Truro A. A. C.; W. McDonald, R.. on of New Glasgow. N. S.. Beaton, LU'N'EN'BUR1G.N. S.. Oct- Oct. 16 ual wx than any whey gmusgmenn M. Ross of Amherst A. A. A. A.; .is not yet definitely a, member of‘-Johnny Squarebriggs, who played where” private gndwiduglg wg" C. A. LeBlanc, C. C. J. J.; James the team. with Charlottetown Abegweits in making dimot gain Wry M H T-C J Allbcn sack- Just who will be -the newcomers the Maritime Hockey League last

The baseban smmnon in prim, ville, H A MauQuarrie, N s A in the Halifax Wolverines camp is winter is reported to have sig-ned

Edwm-d gmand was dgwugud nt B A Dr W Fraser, Amherst still one of hockey’s mysteries A with Bridgewater Hawks for the

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1-,_ ntl bei ' mad --_;;_ few weeks, ago, A1-ny Peter-kin andcomlng season. Bridgewater is gel M """ l ;“`_. ~

stgnaelergggct :hx ytogomdnge nw? Eddie Finnegan of Ottawa werefslowly about picking up new pluryg l - - _, e fc clubs the Island to N 0 Transfers on the negotiation lat, but znutiers. however, because unless Luu- 1 "-"' ssary r en ‘ _ __ _A K conform with the my” of me N0” deal $111 tlggouglld. agBg§;.t|enbufig gets busy th; Hawks wrill `

can ey sa a " '~no ave any oppos on on t . \ .- _ _ --

hs°n°n":h;!_‘d New Brunswick baseball Yet Granted Bubar, sub-goalie with last year's7South Shore circuit. e` » ` ‘$5

wmmm Whmoch pnudent of ___ Hawks, will be between the sticks,

the New Brunswick Baseball As- (C. P. By Gnsrdiasfs Special Wh°e)

societies. delivered an optimistic 0'-rrAWA, oct. is-No transfers report on that sport in his prov- for amateur hockey players from

Intermediate

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players to try out in professional

Canadian Press survey after the

Monday midnight time-limit reveal-

ohn N.B. Marsh to continue his

t . tricky Mickey Drouilllard for-mer

Carl Liscombe of Gait and Gordie

Ilaayertz ave been trickling into b H ti n e oficial

o cnc n, Halifax, Charlottetown 5 0 UH. first Dlace counted 10 Kerr of Toronm are M50 addmo

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M.P.B.A.A. U. Of C. Meetzng ge sf::..:.ii.;”“:; “.21” .Z§‘.:.°:a;z 3° H“""‘”°“ Te may he

'gage $15111 tl;:°;=511o1f::;11; tg-:le up Zglii ;ll;11ell;ih;11°Str wluzlilednluy- his buck to pm offers sud there is

_ - H or r wo rn e him still a chance that Max Bennett may

(Cz By annum.. snow Wm) ,tm'.l'le annual meeting of the Mari another ot the Big Four" teams. second. mmm if he ,aus ,D make good with

Branch will be held in Heli- Moncton Hawks, embarking on So pitcher succeeds pitcher in cnnmfens 3° Hamilton 15 unwomed

AMHIIIRBT, N. 5.. Oct. 16-0. G. ffl! MX# Y€\11'» it W95 dedded at their *Wild Yeti’ in defence of the the most valuable player award. over the approaching 0. li. A. sea-

Gillespie of Moncton was glaared the meeting. The capital city of Canadian Amateur championship, The honor was awarded to can son,

pn-gngeng of gym Mm-mm; pr-nv- Nova Scotia also advanced an in- have annolmced no changes in Hubbell of New York Giants last]

efinitely announced he has tumed

Windsor arid St. Mikes centre is with-

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‘ed a marked decrease in player-, (Q P_ By Guru ,. swam Wire)

shifts but until a host of amateurs F ambitious for a place irl the Nation-[thH1‘31iE`Axi;l0°t' 1%,;§u;n§§:;nt§g

5_1 Hocke Le . 6 E5 8.11 6 1'. B th My magna have either made coveted Allan Cup “down east,"'

e Br e professional ranks onclubs of the Mumm _Hack Le I R t:§u§’f,‘,§1°f‘§'e ,'°n1,dm' fungus have imported some of fig; lead- I

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Two newcomers to Btratiord 3:3-img amateur pudpchuem °! Omarm ,

amy wwuiltge iam when Midgets per'|anlilfotr}l1c!t;le5tHawks embarking on orm O B lrd t t ' Ja¢k Bm-day ‘Leg dgiemg °§§hf§ Sxgltheh second year in defence ol' the with Hamilton 1-|591. cubs last 5ea__Canadian amateur tltle, have an- son and Barclay with London East'“°“'“°ed no changes in their u”°"~1P~ Jumm-5_ They Wm ml me places but Halifax Wolverines, Saint John vacated when Jog,-e Desuets depap Beavers and Charlottetown Abeg-I ted for gangdlens' camp at Saint yvfiiits have been bolstered by impor- I ohn, NB., and R c-stuff hi ii 0"- , the Rangers' wha; of h;.ke(;,d 3 Late tonight Manager Jack Conn Winnipeg, Iof the Wolverines broke a. long sil-

Th f. .. ence and revealed a. list of seven new `

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ttructed two of Hamilton' nr n- ’“°“' “ ‘"5 ’ .

A It nmk players when ..HaWse.,s Maghlronto and the Fritz brothersjlack “ T"‘“"°"‘ (A. P. ay cum-a|un's special wu-cy ‘gm "Red" Feffeu "1°V@d fo Saint

and Roy-two six-iooters weighing 170 pounds each, also from Ontario.

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$311tt;I;?&,€d¥i;hd§1?é1£R£)§§;;§k°ffBuba.r, sub-goalie for Moncton last

Reinforcements for the gs cause-dlyeu; Harry Mccmm’ formerly st'

p -F. X. University star; Ron Hudson,

y their departure are already on with the A, em mst year and

Roy Edgar, young Halifax goalie.

Niagara. Falls defenceman, Wilfred Hoch, and Charlie Teno of Windsor' cmm has retamed ms sturdy oabtendmg mme ready to play fm; defenceman, Frankie Graham and he yellow uns black Ln udd1tion'F““‘“° I-"“"5“°» “nd “ me smng

of forwards, Bill Cowley of Ottawa,

Vince Ferguson, Owen Lennon, Chummie Lawlor, lsmie Mosher and

Reg. shields.

Despite the luck of confirmation

from Moncton, is is reported that Charlie Marshall of Ottawa, who campaigned in Europe with the Sharrlroclfs; Gordon Mclean, who plalyed with Winnipeg All-Stars and Albert Medlnsky, another Western- er, are in the railway city for a try-out with the Hawks.

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Ball Title Af Household

Stake Today

The Snmmerside All Stars

leave this mm-ning for Spring- hill, to take on the Iron Dukes of that place in a sudden death game for the Maritime inter- mediate baseball crown.

The following will make the

trip-:Manager Wilfred Kelly, Fred Mseheod. umpire, Willard Muttart, Crllly Lea., Robert Dewar, Rev. J- B. Wilson, Rr-v. Carlyle Watierworth, R. Phil- llps, I-I. Grossman. J. Bohur- nnm, E. Wlard. C. Ward, P. McCabe. J. Mlllman, H. Ber- nard. Jimmie Dodds will join the team at Amherst.

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decision from Eddie Carroll, Ottawa ‘ _ _ ° ' - vhs-llenser. The verdict went to the Agent at Summerslde, Lloyd Lewis J, S, FAYLOR _- title holder after a furious battle, Members of the Nomad football opmmumu the judges voting two to one in team are asked to report for prec- 146 Richmond St" Charlottetown Chulmuwwn md A|be,.,,,n

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