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There was a good attendance at lie Curling link, Bummer-side, for lhofirstedaseriesofsportswbe held there ﬂlll fall. An exhibition pull between a picked team from the country districts and Summer- aide Ilast resulted in a win for Summer-side.

A boxing bou; between McNeill and Gallant, two well known box- ers, resulted in a win for the for- mer in a one minute round. An- other bout between Elmer McDon- ald and Prod Gallant, after three Sands ended in a draw. B,

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(Canadian Prom) MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. New York, Nov 25-Presh from a victory last week at Minneapolis,

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TONIGHT at 8.30

“Reserved Seats—50e, 75¢, $1.00. Balcony_35¢, Plan Now Open at Forum Erx Office

Shide culling‘

big Bill Peden of Victoria, B, c_, and his "half-pint" French pzrtner Alf Letourner, stole a lap when the 56th International six-day bike raoa was five minutrs old tonight. . Al the starter shrt the 16 starry‘ teams away at nine p. m., the can-i adlan 200-pounder s-nt his bicycle whirring around the boards to flash into the lead- Wild jamming

followed. retool-nei- helped Peden ""-1“°°» steal another lap to keep pace with aw?" 79-

the Franco-American tram of Ger- ard Debaets and Norman Hll. A half hour after the race had start- Id the two teams were two laps to he good.

Fidel! 8ft away in the grind that

will end ll o'clock semi-day night.‘

‘rea rooms of Glasgow, Scotland. areenaeleiiinaprlcewar.

a crowd or about H.000 saw thsiﬂellfu

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Hawk Winger Way Among Scorers

HALIFAX, NOV. 26—(C.P.)—High nvins Moncton Hawks. Canadian lmllklll‘ ‘ ‘ continue to soar unmolested at the top of the Maritime Senior “Big Flour" Hoc- key League.

The fourth district of which has always been interested

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(Csmdlau Press) TORONTO. Nav %—L¢nﬂhy overtime periods are over in 0n-

Prinoe, taro hockey games.

This was decided by the Ontario

Not l did ' m“ pray“ thihiulslérdwﬁig Jigs, in hockey. the mo: of sports. and Hcwkcy A soclation meeting hen ,had some crack senor teams, ls Saturday when they put into cffeci

191811: standing but their stars tooki . mm mp m Korma honmkmol iii-idol: olgrtihl; year boost rig the gamma I , w . a very good plari

Sammy Mnlldanus brilliant Hawk: forward. with six points-four goals and two exists-headed the scor- lllc While two team-mates Captain “Dud" James and “Knucker" Irvine, shared second place with three goals and one assist each, awordmg to statistics released tonight by w. J, F019)’. official scorer.

Five representatives of the four m" "W"! third Place, with Lennon and Graham of Halifax Wolverinu, "Red" Kelly o1 on". lottetown Abeg-weite, Duke MbDom aid of Hails and little Ike Hons. ton od saint John Beavers all rs- oording three points.

But Bill Gill, big rugged 113w: defencaman. stands alone in his reputation for l hnese. Gill m; Event 21 minutes in the box, com- pared wlth Frankie Lavigne of Wolverines. runner-up who has l2 minutes alllnlt him. Ernie Masher. I-IIOl-htr Wolverine. and RAlst 0f 8k 1701111. each hid 10. highest mark among the forwards.

In their three encounters, Ha/wks

* "ished a totpl o! 5a minutes in! Wolves so, Abbie: as and!

for future senior teams-

cause a good deal of interest and

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(Canadian Prue) Intel-provincial Sen'or Final

Argos l5. Montreal 5, (Argos win round and title, 20-9).

lnleroolleglte Merl-item“; Final

lsoyola 1: O. A. C. 88.

‘ "teOJLIHILSemI- l-‘lnals

Hamilton D:‘ta 8: St. Thames ‘l. Fort Ere, 2; Nagare. Falls l4.

TEAM gunning Gammon

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. . .. . . . Back Inivrws St. John 1 2 0 410 2 (Jhnﬂottgtow-n __ o 3 1 515 1 SAINT JdHilI. N. 3., Nov. 2e -

CPA-Clint Gammon, left wing- Persistence of labor difficulties ism“ M" Bell" John Beams- "- handica

and back injuries sustained during

_ ___ ‘u spill in the hockey match with

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Any spectator going over the boards at hockey matches will be prosecuted to the full extent of the

BY ORDER FORUM MANAGEMENT.

Halifax Wolverines here last night. Results of an X-ray examination were unknown early this afternoon. He was resting more comfortable. however, and lt was believed the injuries were not as serious as first nought.

Gammon started his hockey oar- eer at Bathurst and played for Fredericton before coming to saint

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[mys to “Roll Your Qwn” with FI-NE CUT‘ CIGARETTE Toeacco SAVE THE POKEIFHANDS

is rule wh ch limits overtime play

to one period of 10 minutes. Only. ll! good Juniors provide the nucleus jexceptl n to this rule is in the case’

[of play ff games where goals count

The Clip, which is being donated 'on the r-und- These will be playcn by Memrs. Lea and Wright should ‘until the tie is. brolrn-

The (‘eifszcn to cut overtim"

wmwtlvon Hmong the boys this brought to an and a rule which

‘had bee-n in effect for the last 20 iyears and wli ch allowed a 30-m'n uto prolrngiitioil of the game.

I The 0 H- A. also decided to pul ‘an end l0 rough hockey and pass- ed a rulc suspending for one game any player who fights on the ‘ice. An addit onal penalty may be

‘added, according to the gravity of the offence. Any player who at-

tacks the referee is liable for indef~ inlte suspension.

WEILAND GOES TO WINGS

(Canadian Press)

UITAWA, Nov 2B-Cooney Weil- on ma “Hurry” “no ma “w, ma‘ ‘lily-making can“ o“ ob should put on plenty steam, being w“ traded w mum‘ Rid wings one of the fastest lines in amateur tonight for Carl Vcrs and cash, lt Ahcarri, i President of the local Naiicnal

tawa Senator's frst forward line

was announced by T. l".

Hockey League Clb.

Schmeling Will Meet Lough ran

—t'cl‘V)—9Z ‘MN ‘X2105 MEIN ‘Fommy Loughrsn will box Max

Schmellng, former heavyweight champion, in the Coliseum here January 2|, it was announced io- day. The distance was sched- uled for l5 rounds.

Although the German heavy- weight ls atlll in Europe and ls not scheduled to sall for the Unl- ted States until the day after Chrla the manage u of the two heavyweights agreed to terms following Loughran‘: thrilling defeat. of Ray lmpellittlere in 10

TENJTimely Tips on_ Leaﬂet EN a TH or! 31.2%.. u v E RT I M l, t‘

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The Beavers up to the present Iare regarded as the "dark horse" ,of the League and like the Ahbles suffered two straight setbacks in their opening engagements. How-i cvcr, their win Friday night overi the Jack Conn outfit placed them‘ M11 up in the estimation c! hockey lolcwers, and a kecn battle is in:

the offing for local fans. ‘ a a a

Coat-h Stan Jackson announces a iouple of changes in the Abblea Lucup for tonight's game. Reptil- ing said changes it may be stated that it is part of his policy to uhnnze" or “rest" his players from linu- to time. He appcars to be .t\rvl'._\" well satisfied with his ma- ilfflili and the (xi-operation of the playvrs and says that as the sched- llalc is a tough one t3 games a _v'€t‘kl it is prudent to give very iplayer a let up every few games ito prevent them going stale. ‘lb- inight we will see at centre Walter Lawlor flanked by Pete Kelly and A "Hickey" Nicholson. Hickey and ; Walter are old teammates and have Tfrequently clicked to good advant- iage and with Pete holding right

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lint Period: i-Cansdlena, Bourgeault, 1J1. Penalties-Carson, Boll, Conacher. leeead Period:

No score. Penalty-l. llantha.

No score. Penalties-Gorilla (major), Cotton,

nnworr, Mich, Nov. ﬂw-(CL) —Obviously tired from a strenuous

MEHSATIJRIJAYA

(Canadian Press)

TORONTO. Nov 26-—W nn pegs. winners of the Western Canada‘ senior rugby title, will meet Toron- v to Argonauts, holers of the “Big Your" chempiomhp. in Tbrcnto next Baturday, it was announced here tonight. The winner of the game will then meet Sarnia, On- taro Rugby Pcotball Union Cham-] pions, in either Same or Tor-l onto. i

HOCKEY RES UL TS

National Hockey League

Canadians l; Maple Leafs 0.

wing we look for eccrring results. O O O

“Hymie" MoArthur will be back

on the firing line with "Joey" Beat-

hockey.

Frankie Currie will get a real chance on defence with Harold Gross taking it s. bit easier. Harold played the last two games under a har.\_ap suffering from a severe cold.

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Speaking of Currie the Montreal Star of ‘Tuesday last says, "reports state Currie was used sparingly which indicates the Charlottetown Coach does not realize that Currie is a star deienoernan in any ama- teur company."

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Coach Jackson has very wisely refrained from throwing Currie in- to the thickest of the battle until hehashadachanoe togetac- quainted with the brand of hockey played in these parts.

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‘Tonight the fair sex oi Char- lottetown will have a chance to feast their eyes on the Admits of lllaritinle Hockey, "Handsome"

’ at the Coliseum last night.

“rolls hi: own" more

from every pack-

! large booklets of

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Jack Draper of the Saint John Beavers. He is said to be the real answer to the maidenu prayer. He ‘plays defence, tﬁming up with Kenzie McNeill. I O O

Bt. John had a hlgturnollt M!‘ their game with Halifax, over 3.000 people paying admission and the Beavers, under Clint Benedict! guidance handed "Rec? Stuarti boy's a 3-1 setback which was one o! the most unlocked for upsets in will. as Halifax had the Allan Oup cinched with St. John and Char- lottiewwn “dead".

O O O In fact some of the Halifax scribes were writing the obeequlea. Don't crow loo soon boys there will lbs many surprises ere rob. a: rolls around. O O O Displaying marked niperiorlty in combination and finding the bait ' with monotonous regularity, the Navy basketball team scored a C- 21 win over the Falcons at the Holy Name Club gym Batrtﬁ night. O O O

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Maroons l", Rangers 0. Ottawa 2; Americans 8.

SATURDAY (iAMlln

International Hockey league Buffalo, l; Detroit. i. (overtime). Cleveland, s; Windsor, 0.

Caumdiauﬂ -’ League Baton, 3; Philadelphia, 2.

SUNDAY GAMES

q. A. rl. a Results Verdun, i; St. Francois, l. hlontaine, 2; Canadians, 2. (tie).

Ioant Royal League Champetn, 1; Delorimier, 0. Villeray, 6; St. Michael's, 2.

(handlers-American league Philadelphia. 0; New Haven, 2.

International League

At Syracuse-Syracuse, 4; Detroit,

(major). Morena. Levinaky. ' -LINEUPS

Godin.

Toronto - Goal, l-lalusworth; de- fence. Clancy and l-lorner; centre. Blair; right wing, Sands; left wing. Cottmi; cull, Day, Levinaky, Bailey, Conaeber, Jackson. Primeau, Kilrea. Thoma, Boll.

Oﬂicials-Goodman and Cleghorn,

Maroon: Bumble Ranger-

MONTREAL, Nov. 36.— tCP.) — Montreal Maroons tonight had tak- en a long step (awards reinstating themselves in the eyes o! their sup- porters by winning a sparkllnfl-o victory over New York Rellllll. last year's champions, here last niﬂit.

Only a small crowdof 4,600 turned outtoseethebigndteamtake their second victory of the season. with their two drawn the win gave them sole possession of third place in the Canadian Section oft-he Na- tional Hockey Mellie, a point ahead of New York Americans who moved

up to fourth from last. SUMMARY First Period: No score. Penalties-None. Second

No score. Penalties-A. c. Blebert, Wilcox, Brennan. Third Period: 1—-Montreal, Northcott (Graham) 14:40. Penalty-Osmundson. LINIUPS Maroon - Goal, Kerr; defence, Smith; wings, Ward and Nortneott;

Kenaie, Wilcox, Robinson, Kllrea.

“Daddy” Barber, last year's Abbie goalie, and this year understudy to Jiuuny Poster of the Hawks, spent the week end in the city renewing

o. smith. ‘Boston; Bill Stewart, Boston,

Americana heat leaalera, 3-2

Graham and Wantworth; centre.

ll-augera - Goal, Aitkenhead; de- i 900m lance, Johmon and I. Seibert; oen- .‘ In,“ a“, tre. l". _Boucher; wings. W. Cook and i ' l". Cook; lube, A. C. Siiebert, Dillon. l Keeling, Carr, Heller.

UITAWA. NOV. N.—(O.P.)—-Wlth

i a third-period scoring spree, Joe -_ i Simpson's New York Americans de-i following feated Ottawa Senators 8-2 here last o; night and pulled themselves from the cellar position in the C dian

many old acquaintances. O O O

Fans who have been

,__ easlonal hockey, the rules

which amateurs adopted almost in

toto know that fourteen players ﬂ-reusedtot-heteninthearnateur mama. At Khe meetina 0i the “Bis

section of the National Hockey Lea-

game the previous night in Toronto, Ilmitrea-Ps flashy Canadienrwent down 4-2 before the flying Detroit

match before 8.500 spectators. ~

The Wings into Canadian territory to y four goals before the wnlte-shirted Montreal team could get their attack organised. Then Mondou and G. Carson each caught the wing defence napping tn beat goalie John Ron Roach, late in the final period.

Detroit's goals were spread ever three periods. Aurle tallied bathe first on a pass from Lewis. Eggs and Wiseman scored lone-handed goals in the second period, and Goodfellow took a pass from Pmnb Carson to score the fourth Detroit tally in the final period.

EUMMAIY

I'll-It Period: l-Dettoit, Alirie (Lewis) 16:52. Penalties-Emma. Lupine (l) Aur-

l8. second Period: a-Detroit, Mime, 8:00. Ii-Detroit, Wiseuian, 18:35. , Pmaltiee-Buswell, G. Carson. Third Period: i-Detmit, Goodfellow (Casein! 12:11. {y-Ognﬁdiens, (GONII, 14:01. . e-Canadlens. Carson, 18:31. Penalﬂea-Leplne, Gegnon (ma- jor), Wlseman (maior). . LINIUPS

Camdieas - Goal. Cbabot: da- feuce, S. Mantha and G. Canon: centre, Morena; wings, Joliat and Gagnon; cube, G. Mantlia, Biley, Larochelle, llondou, Rayrnondyﬁodﬂ in, Bourgeault. Burke, Lepine.

Detroit - Goal. Roach; defence, Evans and Youm: centre. Gopditl- ' low; wings, Emma and carson; subs,

Von. Aurie. Boswell, Robertson,

Mondou

subs, Ayers, Trottler, Haynes, Mc- iwmmm’ patina,’ Lew“ 5011.1

Officials P Odie Cleghorn and an. Bruins Winning Streak

l CHICAGO, Nov. 25.—(A.P.)'—Chi- oagoi Biackhawks held their lead in _'the American Division of the Na- tional Hockey League tonight b? turning back Boston Bruins by a count of 1-0 in a hard-fought battle before 15,000 spectators, the llrgeet I crowd to see a hockey game lme in two years. The goal that beat lamina-lend broke their winning streak Ofﬂitli games, came in the second pdllod when Gottselig took arilb~ like pass from Lola Couture and

mes-arrival. ' 4.

gue. It was the alxth loaa in a row’ . aank a difficult angle shot frmn 8d -eli for George a fast pping a“ w‘. I

Senatoraand ‘theml-ntolast‘ mannmmﬁ‘dupen“‘t~_

be mlaslng from the lineup h age nlghtb game. (lint suffered Q Q-

1min" held in Amherst our dele- gate; suggested eleven men and tm minutes o! overtime but it did not carry.

position in the section. senators entered the final period

in the first period from a scramble me»- m e w ly about overtime as last Friday hyedthepuuwmadoogwpoim. night's game with its 30 minutes o! out m“ “m” “d” m’ "and m‘ “w” m” u” “m” Senator counter late in the second "W" °“° m“ m“ m“ "'“"°4 period when he cleared from the to be and exhausted the players. Al, emu, m6 m‘ w“ mum“ m” m "B" I'm" °“‘ m“ m" "'"‘ the nets from aiii nrydgn abate. circuit rules except for final play- sly-In‘

Off! we hwe the dIa-nge suggested n"; p.51;

will appal to the members. f-Ottawa, Iowa (Indus-I. Ro-

In the national broadcast of Saturday a

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of aalomcolorlesa game withaI-oa lead. Sydllowehadlietedageal.

‘tempt to score. taking out. their

goalie and sending six men down the ice in the closing period. Eddie Shore put on one of his greatest l ahowe on defence for the losers. ' SUMMARY Fire! Period: No score. Penalties-smith. second Perl l-Chlcago, Oottseliil Couture) 12:12. Penalties — Gracie, March, Shore,

Abel. Ctllllter. Third Period:

0d: (Thompson-

No score. Equities-Stewart 2. McFadyem

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