, NOVEMBER 29, 1932

i. I-__-_I_-_O-C-K-EI_-_Y_ A Wednesday, lluv. 30, 8.30 PM.

ABBI E S A

WULVERINES

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Reservations from City moat be tak b a p, M, and from Country 7.00 P. M. Wednadlyl: y

Telephone Reservations vvlll not be accepted mum those at the door have been supplied.

i:PLAY BY PLAY T

The Hawks were the first to ap- p“, oh the ice. Coach Nlcklln is mam; g switch in his line-up to- mht, using McDonald, McMauua anddvluckle as one front line, with Jgmtfi, Carroll and Cook as, the other. whle Bert Connolly will do relief work. Foster is between the um-ights “nth Gill and Burrage the

hmier.

Qievc Valr will start Leo San‘ 4 gaunt in the cage with McNeill, La- vigng and Ferguson as the defence, while his front lines are to be ' Masher, Lennon. shelds on one with chummie Lawlor pivot for the other lne with the Kennedy broth-

(‘f5 on the wings.

FIRST PERIOD

Th; Wolverines front line at the start was Lawior and the Kennedy brothers while the Hawk attacking party 101111105941 of James, Carroll Ind awn, along the boards. Roy Pom and Jack Brown are the referees. "they're off. Lawlor had the fist peg but shot wide of the cage. Jtlcilelil carried from end to end but was forced to the comer. James carried bad: and as he struck the dzfence he hurdlcd Lav gne who at- tempted to check him. Play is start- ing rather slow. Carroll h ‘ t -' in a long shot. but Sergeant saved. Bath teams are mussing up passes. Barrage broke up a nice play "there and carried down. Cook pasted in along shot. Both teams are playing vfllliiflhfilll- Cook raced in again and gave James a. neat pass out but McNeil! blocked the shot, canon is playing a hard game. Lavigne ha: pc-nalzed for checking car-mil into the hoards. It was an unnec- euary check and the crowd booed the 1itt‘e defence man, Ferguson n. placed Gordon Kennedy and Nicklin switched his front lines. McManus threw in a 14mg peg. but the Wolves 001110 saved. McMbnus opened up with a burst of speed and carried 1111011811 only to have the play call- rd back. McManus worked in and ahot. but Sargeant saved and then made a spectacular save on Mc- Donald's play of the rebound.

DUTSKATE WOLVES AND SCORE

‘lilo Moncton front line trio are 1111511111418 the Wolves. MbManus hoisted in another terrific shot, but stflfcant saved. The Nioklin crew lstaking advantage of the penalty 011th Lavignc and i5 forcing mat-

r 1°11 Biiffflge and McManus com- bined but the shot was wide. Muckle liflied Waldon Kennedy hard. 1111101‘ Pegged, but Foster saved. Ltlignc is back. The play is fast now, fast with a capital “F". Mc- Danaid scored there. It was a clever 111111 McManus carried down and 31W i-he midget centre a neat pass Ind lhc former Elmwood star made 11h mistake. The time was seven minutes. Lennon, Masher and Shields are now on for Halifax. Lennon blazed in a. wicked wing Iiwt but roster saved. The crowd m 9' 1111811 there. Lavgne attempt- 111 t0 check James, but "Dud" itvnoeu still and Lavlgne took the rah. Lnvgnc took another penalty when he gave James the knee. He

- "led a sure goal as the lanky “mm was right through. ‘That's the second penalty for Lavigne. in ten minutes. Lennon walked ‘hmvsh. but Foster saved. McDon-

e lid raced through but shot over the "110 and could not get the wafer W1 for a shot. The white and black lhirted Hawks are skating fast. 5118mm saved from Muckle, a. long 11,151‘ C°m1°11y replaced McDonald a“ centre. The lanky Montrealer “ha?” a wicked drive in but the

. 11M caved. '11s: Hawks are 231:9“! Bflfgcant from all angles h“ Lav gnc rtiil off. Lavlgne Ia

s v‘ and Fefllwon goes off. Mosh- ‘lvlvlcnt in but shot wide. Sergeant

. frfnfickv 0n Mclidanus’ shot but it :_'“1_8_@, in. Lennon went in but

1 ‘ ‘-_-_-»-- Csnnoly returned the n, {-1 t: h: ‘sitclcd into the de- an‘ limped Lavignc hard, ‘Sar- lmé‘ “W! 1110c and ceek with Wrak roller, but he fnally

11°11!!! wafer away.

Monrauus scones

l-avigue carried up but James pokecheoked the wafer away from hm. Walden Kennedy took a pot shot from outside, but Burrage stopped the heel. Carroll threw in a long shot there and Lavigne cleared the rebound. Weldon Ken- nedy was chased for dumping Cook into the boards. Lawlor skated up but lost at the defence. Sergeant saved Muckles back hand shot, Lawlor threw one at the Hawk end but it was wide of the net. McManus and Connolly bored in there but Sargeant saved nicely. Burrage pulled a neat one there, a. hard shot too, but Sargeant saved. Bur- rage just returned to save a nice rebound from. Lawloi-‘s ahot. Foster saved from Lawlor again. Both teams are speeding th ngs up. Dur- ing a. lull it mght be well to say a word about the referees, Prowse and Brown are handling a nice

m: unis so rn canon

M. A. H. A. Officials

Expect To Be Quite Busy Soon, How- ever.

Alifl-EIRSI‘, Nov. zit-Maritime Hockey registration has been pro- ceeding slowly, according to Har- old F. Tennant, Secretary Registrar of the Maritime Hockey Associa- tion. Thus for. play certificates have only been issued to the club! that are identified with the Mari- time Hockey League. Barely 50 registrations. have been made.

Mir. 'I‘enna.nt stated that he did not anticipate any rush for rem. tration until after the first of De- 091111191‘ when the actual organiza- tion of the various hockey teams would be in progress. Like Presid- ent James Wry. he is expecting a record registration this winter and feels assured that many of the clubs that are now upon the doubt- ful list, as regarding their hockey prospects for 1721c winter villi swing into lineal noon as the snow flies.

The Twlkanizationcf the A. p. C. League, and the absorption of the Kentvllle team intothe Valley League, have been pleasing events to both ‘ferment and Wry, while the present plans for the revival of the Southern Section in New Brunswick. have caused them to take an optimistic outlook upon the hockey future of the Maritime Provinces.

Indications pointing toward the organization of a senio: league on

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$14190.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2B—After pro- claiming Mc I Win the greatest horse he had own- trained and driven, Dr. H. M. Parshall of Ur- bana, Ohio, today stepped into the Old Glory auction ring and bid $6,100 for the world's champion three-year-olcl pacer.

Although changing owners Mc I Win returned to the same stable as he was trained for his brilliant career by the 83-year-old Ohio reinsman, who has been the lead- ing driver of the light harness horse sport for the last five years. Aa a. two-year-old the son of Mt: Melllwyn won ab: of his seven starts and this year led his rivals home in 15 of his 16 races.

In piling up one of the sport's most consistent records, Mc I'W1n was marked at 2.06% 1n his two- year-old campaign and this year reeled off a. mile in 1.69% at Nash- ville, Tenn. He also has a. _mark of’ 2.01% over a half-mile track.

Parshall originally owned the speedy colt, purchasing him as a yearling for $225. He immediately sold a. half interest to Crowley for $125 and later disposed of the oth- er half for $1,000.

fiincesa Peg

NEW YORK, Nov. 24—Hopefu.i

the North Shore of New Brunswick, as well as a senior league on Prince, Edward Irlond, with three or four.

game. McManus scored again. He made the defence of the Wolves look bad there when he grabbed

at 17:38. The players are skating: exceptionally fast. McManus was‘. given a big hand as he skated off.‘ Lennon went in there but his shot? was blocked by G-ll. Ferguson is;

sent Connolly whirling there with1 a check. Gill bored in and bowled McNeill over. Foster rushed out on the return play to save a nice shot from Lavgrie. Connofy bumped McNeill hard as he raced In and Kenzie is clown again. Lavigne and McNefil combined but Foster pulled a sensational save on both the shoti and rebound. There is the bell. The period ends with the Hawks leading two goals to nothing alter a period of thrills that kept the fans on edge all the way. The Hawks on the play were Just about two goals better than tho invaders. Sergeant stopped 17 shots while Foster had but 9 in the other end. There were four penalties, ftavigno drawing down two while W. Kennedy and Ferguson got the others. Duke Mc- Dona’; scored the first goal on a pretty combination play with Sammy MbManus, while the same pair teamed up for the second tally, with Sammy scoring the counter.

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SECOND PERIOD

They are away again. Masher had the first shot, but Foster sav- ed. James, Carroll and Cook are performing for Monctou while Mosher, Shields and Lennon are working for the Vairmen. Moshe: flipped a long shut into the crowd. Shields shot wild. James went up centre fast, but Carroll was ahead of the play. The Wolves front lin- ers are‘ content with long pegging. Play so far is slow. Lennon carried down but lost along the boards to Burrage. The teams changed llnea. This chap MeManus la playing a whale of a game for the Hawks to- night. McDonald and Muckle com- bined but Duke pegged wild. Gill was given a penalty for upsetting Gordon Kennedy and Connolly took his place while Muckle went to the boards. McManus tangled with Gor- don Kennedy and sent off. The Hawks now have two men on the boards. James replaced McDonald and went through for a ahot. La- vignc carried down but James skated up behind and stole the heel.

Ilawh Rog Puck

The Hawks are ragging the Puck behind the net and referee Brown called a face off in front of the net. Burr-age took tho puck and shot it up the ice. Foster saved neatly from Lawlor, both the shot and rebound. Connolly and Bur- rage are playing a great checking and blocking game on defence. Gill ' is back and the crowd roara its ap- proval. For over two minutes the Hawks held of! the attack. Mc- Manus came back and combined with James, but Sergeant did the

split and and. Jamel went o!

teams. have also been mooted to the M. A. n. a. officials. I Intermediate hockey will be‘

active interest is anticipated than‘ heretofore Junior hockey in New‘ Brunswick will also come underi the direction of the M. A. H. A

although . in Nova Sootia, Fred

of getting another Protector or a. filly with the speed of The Mar- chioness, Fred Eagan, veteran Lex- ington, Ky, trainer and rdriver, stepped into the Old Glory horse auction sale and bid $3,300 for a

McDonald's pass outside and burst-Ii handled by wry and Tennant, and ed fight ‘mouth. Th“ score came m this bvanch o’ "m sport a more, three-quarter sister of the famous - 8-year-old trotting champion of the

last two years. Eagan, acting for Thomas J. Mc- Kinney of Buffalo, went into the

rep-Tc as bald-hwkd K1111“ 14°" Carrigari of Halifax and his as Neill. Ferguson is chased by Prowse mum, m we for checking Connolly when $11.9 League latter was right in close. Lavisne‘ charge of the interests of the boys

Anoociation will

Junior Hockey take

under twenty years of age.

and the crowd gave him a big hand. Both teams are at full strength. Lavigne is given his third penalty for elbowing McManus. McManus poked in another shot. Lawlor carried down but was forced to the comer.

Sargcant Penalizcd

Mclvfanus went around the net and Sargeant saved sensationally. This fellow Sargeant is stopping a lot of rubber tonight. Ferguson carried up but Burrage poke-check- ed the wafer away from him and hoisted out e. clever pass, but Sar- gent saved. Sargent is given a penalty for dumping Burrage. Sar- geant tripped Burrage as he skated inciose and he was sent to the cage. There is an argument. Re- feree Prowae brought Sergeant back and there's a. holdup. Prowse over- ruled Brown on that decision. There is an argument now. The crowd is booing. Prowse’s ‘eoision stood and sfiffleant is still in the cage. Fer- guson burned one in there, but Foster saved. McDonald went in and bowled Lavigne over and the crowd roared. Lavlgne carried up, but James poked the disc away. James is playing a neat game in the mid ice zone, poke-checking nicely and skating fast“ Play is lag- ging now. Lennon shot from far out, but Gill saved with the back of his head. Lavlgne carried up but James pokcchccked the heel away from him again. L-avigne hurled James in the air there with a ter- rific body check. Mosher came in, but Foster saved. Norm Cook was given a. penalty for holding Fergu- son. Nicklin pulled James and Car- rol! and threw McDonald and Mc- Manus into play. The Kennedy brothers tried to crash through, but Burrage hooked the heel. Lavigno has dumped Duke hard there. The little fellow 1s sure stepping in. The Hawks are stalling for time with Cook in the box. McManus doing some nice ragging. Cook is back. Sargeant pulled a spectacular save there from Cook. It was a corker. Burrage checked Gordon Kcnnecry into the boards and is penalized. Connolly replaced Cook and is teaming with Gill. Jame replaced McDonald. James holatc the heeii up the ice. Lavlgne ca re down but Connolly stepped into him and threw the wafer to the other end. Pbater saved from Lawlor. Connolly stopped Gordon Kennedy hard. The Wolves are forcing the play with Burrage atiil ofl. Gordon Kennedy ahot wide. Burrage is back. Both teams again at full strength. Gill stepped into Lavlgne there and the midget barrier man went flying. per-amen carried in but abet over

I

, Edwards’ Walnut Hall

with McNeil]. the boa for dumlilll lfllokle. The

{bay daughter of Volomite and '~' Margaret Arlon, known as Princess

Marchioness, 1.5913, winner of the rich Hambietonian this year.

Average of $346

With Princess Peg setting the pace, 53 yearlings from Ogden M. Farm of Donerail, Ky, passed under - the auctioneers hammer for $18,330, an average of $346. The sale completed the Walnut Hall consignment and brought the grand total for 103 po- tential trotting ancl pacing cham- plons from the famous Kentucky breeding farm to $37,155—an aver- age of $301 per head. Eighty-three head brought $45,455 last year.

Only one other member of the

Walnut Hall consignment brought, 111° b1°¢1< 11111181118 111 $47,235. 8-11 four figures, Harmony, a son of the I "VETBGQ 0f $315-

the net. The period is nearly over and there has been no score. The Hawks are leading two to nothing. There goes the bell. The period was fast 1n spots and slow in others. ‘The Moncton crew again outshot the visitors and pasted the wafer at Sargeant 11 times while Foster had '1 saves. There was a peculiar situation in the session. Sergeant tripped Burrngc as he skated across the Wolves goal mouth and Referee Brown gave him a minute penalty but Rcferee-in-Chicf overruled the decision and put Sargcant back in the net again. There were five penalties—Lavigne, Gill, Burrage, iVfcManus and Cook. The homesters got four of the five.

THIRD PERIOD

Muckle breezcd down, shot, skat- ed around Lavignc, but Sargeant saved. Burrnge was penalized for attempting to check Mosher. Con- nolly went to defence and Muckle of! while James replaced McDonald. James and McMunus are outstand- ing for the Hawks tonight. Both ane playing great games. Mosher went in but Gill turned him into the corner. Foster saved from Len- non. The Wolves are forcing the play now which is in the Hawk end. Burrage ls still in the penalty box. McNeil and Shields combined, but Foster saved and Gill cleared before McNeil could get his stick on the puck. Burrage is back, James shot hard and Sargcant rushed out to clear the rebound. Foster saved from Gordon Kennedy. Cook la back. Lavignc burst through but Cook forced him to the boards. Cook raced through. but Lavigne held him and was sent off again. That was Lavignes fourth penalty tonight. Ferguson went to defence Moshe: was sent to

Barshall Bought Mc I Win 701‘ $6,700; Best Horse Ever Trained Or Drove

H°T$e Changes Owner But Goes Back To Same Stable In Which He Raced-Walnut Hall Con- sngnment To Old Glory Sale Brought Total Of $37,155, Calumet Farm $20,025, Hanover Farm

" ring with instructions to buy the,

i I

Peg, and he was 1n the thug or‘ ‘Three stars from the late Frank the bidding battle until auctioneer Q M1195 31111119 01 K8115” (11157. Jqhn 13am pgunded the stand Wm, 'Mo., enlivened the bidding during m; gavel and yelled’ "sold to m, _ the night session. In rapid succes- Eugen," Margaret Anon 1g m; dam islon, Logan Scott, 2.03%, winner of ‘ of both Protector, 1.59%, and The - 1119 K611111011? P11111111? 111d FOX

Wolves Lose To Hawks 2-0

Nicklin clan Bag Tilt In First Session-Halifax Team Unable To Penetrate Stonewall De-

——11—-z—

Holy Nam e Club Bowling

Last night on the Holy Name Alleys the "Boosters" met and de- feated the "Co-ops" by a small majority. Mr. John Chandler roll- ed high single of 244 pins also high three with 613.

CO-OPS

famous Peter Volo oln to W. H. Cane, owner of m: good Time of w’ cmmdy 137 127 u“

B. MOQUBld ... -.. 175 181 145 Stable of Goshen, n. Y., for $1,500. ___ A v Mcmchem 200 m m E. J. Kirby of Goshen bid $850 (Canadian Press) former Queen's University star, E,‘ 30pm n‘ U. 18g 147 199 for High Water, also sired by Peter MONQTQN’ N_ B‘, N°v_ 2a_Ap_ and must or ms plays were 1mm- 700 622 659 V010. while adahshter of Guy Ax- plying a 2-0 coat of whitewash to idual. ~ Tom __ m, 111111111’. 111mm I! 1'1"“. W88 Halifax Wolverines, Monctonb Hard checking, fut skating and

I - -- - 5 Ohote ar- sru e. av neie te ara o Brothers of Hartford, Conn., paid time Hockey League tonight. It was the gpgenaity bix with fourpcnfgicrjd J. Hughes 159 244 147 $825 for Honey Girl, another off- the first time for the Wolverines rests. One mix-up occurred in the J. Chandler 244 144 spring of Peter Voio. to IP11"! 11019 111 the M. H. L. second period when Prowse over- J. Hogan 188 169 134' » schedule. The Hawks and Char- ruled Brown's decision giving a A. Martin 201 101 214 Buys caiumcczrlo lottetown Abegweits now arc tied penalty to Sergeant. who tripped m s30 039 for the leadership of the three Burrage as the latter crossed the Total ,, 2250 With three yearllngs aching for team league. visiting team's goal mouth. Tonight at 8.15 sharp the Arrmvs; $1,000 or more, 80 turf youngsters meet the Hawks, from Warren Wright's Calumet The Scores LINE-UP ~ , NOTEk-A medal will be present- Fflrm of Lexington. Kv. passed 111- rraurax MONCTON ed m: the hlgest men's single be- t° 116W °W11915111l1 1'01‘ $l0,000—an Moncton outskated Halifax by a. ' Goal . tween now and Christmas. There average of $257. Today's sale wide margin and after scoring o, Sargeant Foster will also be a weekly prize of h box brought the grand total for the brace of goals in the first twenty Kuhn of chocolates for high $111810 11' Calumet Farm to $20,025-the ‘l5 minutes we" wntgng w may 5 Defence rnong the lady bowlers. horses averaging $261. semi-defensive style of hocke . The McNelll 6111 E. Roland Harriman, president of first tally came from Duke MycDon- Lavigne Burrage‘ LADIES BOWLING the Grand Circuit, and owner of ald‘s stick after nearly seven min- F°1B115011 9011110111’ ‘Tw- the Arden Homestead of Goshen, utes of play. Sammy Melvfhnus Centre POPSICLES paid the top price for a member started the play, weaving alqng the Mbsher McDonald of the consignment. He bid $1,100 left boards, he drew McNeill and Lam“ James H- McMma“ 143 171 for Calumet Eric, a full brother of Lavigne to one side and slipped the Win25 L‘ Mcmee‘ m2 153 Calumet Butler, which won the wafer to the little centre who 143mm" MCMHHuS A- B11611 . 116 l0“ 1931 Hambletonian. walked around Lavigne and gave w- Keimcdl’ 5311101151" Finn i116 112 104 Calumet Eckler, a promising Sergeant no chance to save. 5111°1d5 Muckle G‘ Hugh” ' 161 14° I" daughter of Belvin, went to Ben McManus scored a brilliant goal G- Kennedy C°°1< T°m " 1866 White of Lexington, for $1,000, towards the end of the period. He OTY1°111$~FKIY WOW-fie and Jul! FORGET'ME'NOTS while the Hanover Farm of Han- secured the disc in Hawk territory B"°“'“- R‘ Mcmrmne 162 145 166 over, Penn, with Lawrence Shep- and brcezed down centre ice flank- SUMMARY M‘ Ranaghan ' H8 l“ 125 pard doing the bidding, obtained ed by McDonald and Muckle. Mc-i ' M" Mcnrhne " n1 m6 165 Calumet Etna, sired by Truax, al- Menus gave McDonald a pass and‘ FIRST P E310” D" 0,3116“ ""' 177 166 “a so for $1,000. 1 he later returned it. Hurdling the Tm, 7e m2 23g; The Hanover Farm also disposed defence after poking the rubber 1"M°“°1°“' Imnmukl (mMam " of the remainder of its yearlingsibetween them, McManus iaicked up 1m 6:58‘ High smglan 018mm 177' sending into the arena. 18, which and rammed in the mesh over the 2_1u°“°t°“' Aicluamt” Wkmn" High Three—n' 03311811338‘ brought only $2,325. The entire lot body of Sargeant, who fell trying ‘M’ 17:28" FoRGET-ME-horrs from the Pennsylvania. stud, 46 1n to make a stop. P°na1t1°5_1'°'1"3'n° 2- w- Kennedy F“ Menu-lane " 16o H3 l“ number, went for $14,190, an aver- and Ferguson. D- 0311” 131 95 145 age of $308 Hawks‘ Controlled Pia M’ Ranaghln ' - ' I I '1 205 129 "0 ' Y f SECOND PERIOD M. McFarlane so or 94 Tonightls contest was the first TM“ " 1634 Three Sh" 1988118 game not requiring an over- Scoring-None. lmpnEsslomsTs time session. Hawks controlled the penalties-Lavina e111, Cook. w- miid" "1 1” 1“ play throughout. Halifax attempts Barrage and McManus. 13'9"” "' "' 146 n m5 to score were mostly long Shots and. I M. Callaghan .. 141 101 125 ineffective against the Moncton THIRD PERIOD 8° 95 94 ‘Dana Hard body checks by the T0131 . . . . -. ,.. -.. .-- -.. 1510 iflfivkn’ defence slowed the Wolver- Scoring-None- mgh mnfi-D‘ m“ ‘m M‘ pacing stakes, sold for $4,000; Cold m” ‘mmidmbly- 1'“"“°‘- Mme’ Pm°1°'°°“B“"‘5°' °°°k' u‘ ’“,§’,§'.‘,“‘,";,,..'_M, Ranaglmn m. cash‘ a myemuold with a mark o: and rlzravigne were outstanding for 148118. M05118!‘ and Shields- Lfiwlfi‘ brought $1500’ and s“ c ova Scotlans. Lawlor played Raleigh, 2.04%, an outstanding con- a steady rushing game’ but his SHOTS STOPPED 11111811114111 We!“ 1° 11° l“ "5"" 1" tender for the 1033 3-year-old wings’ the Kennedy bmmers’ h“ 1 z 3 Tom 51m“ u we“ '5 Mmfl”? Th‘ stakes, went for $3,700. Logan Scott difficulty m keeping “p Wm‘ ‘he Susan‘ " " "" n n 9 37 "Tm" mmflew"! l numb” "1 u" and an Raleigh, with w. 'r. ant- m” 9 7 u 2" Abbie 1111"“ ‘"1 111°" "1"" 11°“ enfield of Raytown, Mo, their "w" 111111‘ "=11 "111- Th" 1"“ "' trainer, doing the bidding, went to "Y 11ml” 7°’ '1'” "°""e"'5' bu‘ c“ o LOOKING ‘EM OVER field purchased Cold Cash m; an Hemp ""0"" 1"" 1'1’ '1'”°‘-“°"' unnamed Western sportsman. 5°11‘ in Ham“ ‘m! “finch!” Victor King, a. 3-year-old with a ‘ The? “ddat "u": ‘mmw was had BY T. E. CORRKJ-AN tournament will be staged in the in Mormon but, Halifax-Oh, boy!