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. . I . _ _ Redmhch hauled h IlIIIBlIGBiVQTSB defeated the Baby National: a score of 42 to l8. The game it Tigei-h on“ the More standing’ 1 ‘ilgayllatgllgllﬁ lalglollitll-iglllflldpltillll’ Wlllllllll- Pllllﬂylof Borden in a friendly game of belonged to the Kenslngton Braves i many ici- the iihhi heih m d mp; e fastest heat of hockey at Cape Traverse rink oil throughout the three period's and hghth when on Notwithstanding the so" chhdh e ‘W lll 1% sec. Saturday afternoon, March 1st. their combination and shooting. r i ,Moi-eii they bee; tioii oi iiie ice the brand oi, hhhv t SUMMARV The Baby Nationals put up a good particularly in the first period ‘i ' to 4. key handed out was ofa noteworthy ch“ A P.“ game but could not come up to wore worth watching Their '4 l are very evenly calibre, both teams showing ex‘ Margaret Grattan (MeKi llllllll‘ “lever opponents. The game Whole game was all exhibition ol! i ' “hing "h; ieihii cehmohhi hhimy and hm o! huh no“) n- _1 1 ﬁiidhg iii“; sftéorelof 8-0 in favor in? art of handling the ball worthy . me and ho ng m na t rougimui. _ """""""""""" " Y oya a. o a teanl of much older players ‘ . ‘mites oi the iiiiai in the “m! period the Rhdnmcs Jlltflllilglle (lgglnnistith 2 2 The Baby Royals are steadily and though the Slliiimersiile boys . . i. ‘l e Tigers hoheii toi-ceii the hi“ and had h hhght c‘. 1i. . improvlns llnil have not yet tasted fought hard. they were unable to . shed the viciorth edge in ieniiorth Shh“ Owen P a Y k an B Pace defeat although they have played break up the combination of their f . with Morell rush- scoried for the Redmacs in this Cﬂiljigii, glhiieiiigvggilégeiii" é é é “w” games durlng we 595"“- “Pllllllelllll- A l r , Martel] was at B688 on on a clever wing shot from . Gllll-‘s lll T43? dymany nice ones Rlwllt lljlld lice. £119“, was ho ihrtih Glghgl; 123% (igllgilg 3 3 3 Baby N“. IilhE-UPB b R Summerside Kenainllton l Bl‘ llcvr as n t is period. - l - '°"l I ll y llyllle Centre t have“ combined The second act of the contest - . , °“l ' B- Slllclllll‘ wllllll Tllollllls ‘a heal-it] l?" w":- lsmfxgllllggflrflglltiscgrelllfss’ ‘l?! bmzi Clllllﬂlll Jllflil-Tlrglnlll“ 1 1 1 b‘ (‘alum Belong Mucwimalns lli McPh ‘wards Holi w lte More orwar s 0 50a es wer ' - "3 9 ll Brush ioiihii the ifiorcedthtob d; their prettiest t: Eﬂfinlrﬁofidllihleliftr; é g g1. Reid l‘ d H. Keough H. Laird Marion McLeod enin oal. eel) e M 0f the nets cle r. 5 . ‘mwm 5 (llllmm mile‘: gillserh gvghed The ihst period me Ahegltveit Kirkwood Todd (Riggs 8 -‘l 2 D. Sutherland H. MacWilliams Ariiett Dorothy MacKenzie e last goal at per- slate" mllllﬂ a strong bid goi- a Tlllle 36%- 35%. 35W E- Slﬂvln C. Howatt Allen Elia Simpson Tigers 1_ l-lllly It the outset but had to con~ OFFICMLS C‘ 8mg G- Kellllgll sill“? _ hmhd both than“ tent themselvgg uhtii about three Starter-H. C. Hooper. J. Larruthers G. Campbell Louise Bernard oheh having ‘ﬂight Hlllllltngg [mime tiie-iinhi gong “than lhdgeg_\v_ gmwih E wiiiiei lioylll Score Second Victory BOYS LINE-UP » his “m more ihh Kris Kielly snapped the rubber Timers-F, Hooper, D. McLeod, The Baby Royals played a sec- Summerside Kensington who" hot hut out behind the Redmac goalie. No Olld some with the Cove School Centre ore" s‘ Tish" at overtime was played and the game Tl" flfth bowling nlotoii 0i the Boys on Saturday evening deteat- J. Jarillile r Fred Whitehead - e on the ice to ended 1-1, Teiehhom Bhwiihg League took ingtthnil. with a score 2-0. , Forwards ' ey Googie and M h The Line-ups,‘ place on Y. M. o. A. alleys iastll llle lllle-llll was as follows: a. Arnclt Ray Stewart ciih throughout “"11" Abbi; 5m", night between the Line-men and A. liorne liarry lVicFarlaue H‘ pihyihg a woih M Le Goal: Head Office resulting in. a victory cl?" 5¢ll°°l _5°¥B Biby Royall Guards u visitors hvehed - s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E. Bourke I01‘ the latter by 56 pins. V (will Cameron Orville Darrach two minutes oi s Owen Defence. _ I Following Viljs the line-up: ll~ “Blister D r W. MacWilIiams Woodslde James Mlllman . I . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . Bourke nomen e ence Sparc p:§lt:'llilh§“igi‘§ ll- Brllllsiit ......... .. K. Bourke l. McAulay ............. .. . ass 5F»- llllwrbn H. Kebllsb Walter Clark tain Walker gave in Cohhohy FlJrWards. (garfihttllll .295 iv- Webster F i-(ll. MacWilliams ..______i_ , I . . . . .- . _ __ OTW , chorus endlns V. Mullen I. $1.3? L Maciﬁlgy 5% IW- Peters m S (3 Howatt ll- 1- ll- ll- + -l- ll- ll- -l- ll- lt lll 4- + i 4" with but three n. McLeod . hi‘ w ii E" hi,“ ‘iii h peters G‘ K90 h ‘LDALHOUSIE FORFEITED Md a dead score R. Benoit .. . Willie}? l . L ' ‘ ' ' ' ' I ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ‘A. Peters G. Calnplllgllll To DARTMOUTH TEAM ‘ ' Qllsllemte eﬂom’ ~ . semi,“ Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . YV2047: l‘ ?“' ‘l ' l

1' Owing to tile lateness of the ‘ll 1 i ‘ll season. the approaching exarn- lll

liliitions and recent injuries, i I the Dalhoiisie hockey league O - 2 tcani decided last evening not lll

to play off their tie battle with O

Dartmouth and have foreflted lll

the game to the Darts- This Ill

means that Dartmouth and the Ill

Wanderers are lied for first ll-

plllcp with the schedule com- ill

pleted, making a play-off nec- O

cessary. A meeting has been l?

called for the executive of the lll

league foi' this morning at ten lll

o'clock to decide the date and ll-

placo of the game or games. Ill

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Tigers finally _ hicEhe H ll ' l _ - r - ~ ~ - - - ~ - -- - - n cad Office Rpyals Won From Spuds" 6 to t. mealiﬁelllflvtlhﬂé Mgélestge Retimacs line-lip the W. G. Spenser . . . . . . . . . . . . . IA345 Probably the last game of the m" was hm huh I well» Mllllell. Praught, Con. H. S. McLeod .. .459 season was played at Cape Trav- "5 hroliin 49?] and Waugh figured E; McNevin I|499 erse Rink on Saturday evening. B McEwan BourkeﬁllEy. while the iftﬂggeg i_ W. A. Smith - ..419 lliarch 1st between _the Cove Spud ca. - iehy twisted Bgzlalhkli; lyalsh and '1‘. Moore .....3B1 growlers Elililh the Cape Traverse Y oc . Z . i9 Georgetown Abegweit Sisters. 8y for the Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..2103 6-0-3? s illrhfllvoillndcrlllf the“ sggylaiosf I the hall where Charlie Drake handled the game ' Harry ulade some excellent rushes ce was held in ‘to join despite an- claims .o the i i tii -. . _ llltlléll ll°Y° "ll" "'_ wllllllly- fitlllrhrllig onelieillzllﬁtigéil s: ldiillllkCélltlilgfvlvc

by the ladies. The iohnh hhwhh Jack Cameron intends to become hitiioii ii iiii - _ h g t ii i . v 8 s was his first appeal- ma c of lilo a McGill Unilerﬂlly stlldelll- H0 ance this winter. Harold showed

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DAY iﬂace oh the Y_ M‘ Q A. ﬁowﬁzlig glglllilgeiglla‘fnslgsalolfllgillllalfimik: that he could stop them when they

llrvh 4-——~lll the “lleYll sllllllillly lllsllt. between the this year had the trip to Chatilonix “am” m“ “l”

lpllﬂlllp DlBY-Off Installers "(l Head Office result- not interfered. Cameron has been Cifepeirraverse d“! wonderful n“.

ted the Albbles 2g lplli ll Ylﬂrlﬁlfy fior the latter by approached by professional clubs, S: iieltithltﬁigcltg: “itilgiftijateiiiiggiahelhs i ‘h ns. l - _ - _ ‘ c .

tlotliilgllhitdinspte: lows: e ne up is as fol but is not likely to accept any of 25th by h score hf 2__i'

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or 7 to 2. Hlliul Office tielltigillmilnhsrglllloiglllgleled m edu- . as int and A. Smith . . . . . . . . . . .. ..508 it is perhaps interesting to ‘note MNMUP ' penalllties being H~ G- Spencer .. H391 that Cameron. Smith, Munro, Ram- Cove Spud Growers Royals g. JackmBrowa E- iiélhlizlttfielild IDJB3 slillyvb“lﬂlﬁ0tlfl alhd McfCaflfreyl have Goal i a d in l1 usual T‘ Moore ~ . .434 a 9811 0 9T9 Ill‘0 9B8 llllll ¢0ll- E. Dawson H. llowatt k _ . . . . . . , _ , , _ _ , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ U437 tracts in past years. St. Patrick's Dhiehci, ' iod J. heCiair T t I lllllslll tlle services of the bloat bl’ H. Webster l H. Bell r fter six minut‘ ° ll 230s llllllll- lllld at lllle time llllllvlt slw- F. McFarlanc ‘ ' F. Irving mhheii ‘or the L McNhn Installer; ceededdilli signing lllllnro. McCaff- poi-wait“ minutes. ills 8- smhh ey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..44o "Y “ll lllllsllY- H. Maclllarlane c. llowatt ll honors even. G: hicshhgor ' - E. Clarke C. Waddeil ' huh the better H‘ Keenan Sassy Suslel. Royal Sisters (gatrke w“; l?“ _ . eers . rvng 1 ﬂed Sussex p“ G. Brady . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .408 “hi: llliilizsytegxsitigtlfpgailltle of hocllreh» H. Sherriln W. Gardiner i . . ores giving the To ——— . e reverse r ll I i g This period ml ___ 1930 tlvlileﬁatiihiliaysagvenilsls.‘ March 1st The Alheﬂoillallgggs lust a ha“ isaeomnloilexpressionthat makes b ore. Sussex. 6 Th Charlottetown Curling Club the Royal slates}; [if e: “lllllellell grille t" tllll llllerlllelllllt: “pl“'°'°°“l‘“l"'°'“l"°'°“"°°' 1 concluded their season's activities 3—2. y Crystals by ll. score of 3 goals to 1 wlle" “Th” °" wllY ll°ll8lllil°d i l?“ gel? ‘a?’ llfsl ‘lvlllllllg with a banquet at 6 During the first period two goals m“ lllglll al- llle CTYSllll Plllk» Slllll’ "Ml" “° ll“""l l" ll" Yl°llm~ i? - Or H888)! hO oclock followed by a bonsplel lat- were scored for the Sassy Susies mersldg- "ﬁr! Ivllel-eyﬂ water-throat o Gordon for r e er in the evening when (he West by Doris Campbell. smotts—snecze—cou h— f9 li t ‘ l tes. There was met the East, the latter winning The second a peﬂod w“ very The basket bail team of the Ken- a w a h and the game out by a score of 34 to 32. close only one goal being scored sington C. (l. l. T. won an easy and Wu‘ ‘ o " lll fill/Or 0f The speakers of the evening for the Royal Sisters by E. Burton. deem“ Vlcwll’ 9V" ll lelllll °1' l‘ were: Presidgnt 00L Lea, vice, During the inst herioii E_ Bmim Silmmerside girls at the Summer- .. c l stlclly- lllll l“ lllellllleltl, M. P. Titus, Dr. Archl- t0 scored for the Royal Sisters and “m” Y- M- C A Sallmlal’ "lmrlllmll 0 0 9 ll i ‘- n for so late in bald, Rev. Geo. c. Tayior s, c, D. Howatt for the Sassy Susies Mllmll 151- The Kellslnstoil nil-is t; Moore. after which the presenter iilaking the score 3—-2 in favor of slmwell a “'°l"lel“llll llllllrlwPlllelll ANODYNE S T s oi’ the game tion of trophies were made to the Sassy Susles. Mr. Wm. Pye re- l“ llwll‘ Illa!’ °l'@l‘ llllllr last game g e l- (_ l Work 0f blltll following skips: fereed the ganle and Mr. Douglas “llll lllellllly lllllwll "ll llmllllll I n i wn fans can wright ghi,__i)_ i3_ stewait Bell acted as judge of play. the" “lllmllellls 'l‘ll°ll‘ lellllrllllllk rattling good gehioi- fiii)_int shiiieth The iiiieqii) it“ i“ ioiihivs; was splendid. each iilciilbel‘ of the _ . l iii_ Jiiiiioi. Ciip___i_ ih iioiihhohh team contributing her share to~ taken lntomaiiy noon worksa won- I siiieiiii_M_ R Titus. Rbyhi s|‘Qe|-. 3"” Sui” wards lthe final victory, especially dgrfulchlnxg, For more than 100 ht hockey lilst The following are the ﬁnk“ liihi-ioh Clurkpaoal Chime Biiit Si‘?glﬁillllllallslllscﬁflflﬁillriln(all: yea“ ‘he inlfm.“ use o‘ .‘his . slirfncé llt the we“ Ea“ ‘ D l on to one field oal i it. 30f th doctor's llrescnpuon h“ qmcuy E‘ McNml F- Clark emu“ g ' n B“ e e nla-tered Gri Colds Bronchial -i~_ vi-Owiigiiend A Aiiieck {Margaret Gould Helen Campbell lllllflk)’ llllll llﬂferllllllcd efforts of T??? m‘! C , C“ iimihson W_ A‘ Stewart Pearle l-ioivaii; Thelma Howaii the latter throughout _ the entire Col f, 5°" will, C" 5t llllllPlli ii_ Ehers R “chain? (john-g game. Score 39~—4 lli favor oi’ etc, while for external use on Cuts, t Skip 9 Skip 6 Elizabeth Bcairsto Dorilda Howatt Kellslllstvll» Burns, Bruises, Spraiils. Strains, ' L“ “Hug TRAIL RANGERS 42‘ eic.,ii has no superior. For more _ ll Dr, McIntyre P. Simmonds Essie Burton Pearle H. I-Iowatt 3'$lDE RANGiRs 13- i i ~t h he h r i d I _ [h Mcpoimiii M‘ caiiihi- R, \\']'ng Following the girls game tho “a““°°"‘"y' l“ E P a“ n f” m. i‘ Fraser Q Tiiyioi. Goiiiie qiiighioh Doris Campbell Kensington Trail Rangers’ team lllll "l-‘lPBClMl b)’ ll" Bellflllll Pllb‘ ' i_ yvheiii- C_ Mi)“; engaged in it fast llllfl furious bat- iic and the medical profession as skip 16 Skip 6 Baby Royals Defeat tie with a tcilnl of Sliinnicrsldc w,“ goidamuommem-jgdbygohd _ Baby Nationals 8-0. Railgerg and succeeded in leading dehieneveiywiieret 25ahdi-i0c_ i lninmuiiui A. McLeod T. Bayer The Bally Royals of Cape Trn- their opponents into cilnlp with . oi muveiiou‘ A. Sinclair H. Currie n by iiiemiiiioih E. Coffin IR. Taylor n i-iimWi-hii. S. C. Moore J. Bayer .g)'!l1cmarch ‘ Sllll’ ll 5MP 8 . at n" on“ W. MoKianon Geo. McLeod u“ h" no‘ J‘_ Bayer C. Moore “c, by ti“ H, Weeks G. Hllsllﬂll » i M. P. Titus A. Scott - ilrii-i‘ BRITISH I e han b]: THURBDAL i taenin The Charlottetown Drlvinll Clllll In ‘M5 $ held, what will probably prove lllr microbes. final iced-aces or 1924 yesterday lldlll the sill morning. The course was shortell in ' Pill lllll ed to a quarter mile as it was lln- t in possible i3 clear of! a hall mile‘ m. his is not so popular with sports-h t If nan so the crowd yesterillly Wlll‘ ‘ . in mailer than usual. Three races: . M. veteran off, all finishes helna. 1K looe particularly in the Class B. ll

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