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Maroons And Black Hawks Net - minders; Three Games Car-jet; Inunight

To Replace

Down The Alleys

goal-posts .\I'rllil§,‘illl‘l'b receive Bos- e. and it new llgure may

Abbie Team

Determined T0 Halt Crystals

Leading the Ahegrvclv: game in the race for I nrs. Summelzside C. . their third, invasion oi town tomorrow lFridayl

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HOLY NAML BOWLING ‘be nct-uuzuuilg for Black Hawks set to repeat last Fril _ . lurct —-—- tighilllil. New Xori; Rangers it C‘ - victory over Jackie Kane's I-LODS. BIG FOUR. LEAGUE ("ago tonight in place oi ailing Gaining confidence with every Holy Name All Stars: . gt. ‘ es ¢x.l.l‘i Council iind Mike Kar- start and undefeated since the op- 5- flew?!‘ l4! 314 ener the veteran (lljvetﬂl. squall will .C- LeClalr 18.: :12 J ail» vik-tiul to the side- again ice the Iorlnidublc squad that E. Doucette 173 169 loin. m‘ the Montreal have done so well in the past thre W. hfurlev 235 200 ‘ a llmmlm- I games. They know Abbie: aren't 4’- Qvfmlﬁ’ ‘Z14 163 P-“Pd bi! ‘Wm l invincible on hcme ice and are l Total-Lilla. "-“ “ml m“ l‘ 5°‘ lprimed to increase their lead to mg 7mm“; l clung to develop in- l two mu gamma

‘l Flwhfb I ‘Phat. is the Crjvstilh viewpoint. -l- A- P-""ll".'~' , "J1 ‘tuldmlcd 101' l but then there is the Abhies to take

v- 0037'! ‘ _L““" Nmmm" l inin serious t-lunilleraiioli. 3- 171mm" ‘l luck 5°31“ Far from mlisfl d with the draw

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prrﬁnptiy on time, lut the lop of the

At 7 okdock lllytng Frenchmen l l’ t to rutch Maroons and vs. Rookies. 3: til-n tlutr hziituip, average;

M. 7 0110;; 1nd“, “ﬁlms W iv t uiericalis don't care who, Style Marta ' ' ; i U1!’ aim" lung as they

Al. R45 Alerts vs. “'f|;\‘n5 ' \ -

A; 34;, ;>,.,,,.,5__.m.5 ‘.5, Dﬁiwet .. win tor Hung; ' would keep

ntreal still at at ill:

U LIIILIUIEII section

I (vnr: oi the six teams _in we-

H01) tonight could use a. win. Ma.- ‘ icons want to cinch up vrltlr Mun- Mixvd League games ivill stall. l Heal Canadians, seven points ahead, pile; Toronto

t t. .e climb out l‘

lmln; in ‘l _ 'l to be the best Junior lcalii .~ “T1119 U1“ l" "riuce County ‘take ' ' to lwrri’ YOIA '1 rrulﬂr, Abigic l An ieitzls. cellar- I

..'ucy gained in mm ma, cuge_ 1u.l_v night the l(..l gel. Bcveritigp l but Montreal

g he OHTAHX, “no 'wlt'h the blade and stick.

DAUIIQBOMEING

bllPlfl. at least. mm poznts ahead ot "Bi-inns and keep second place o1‘ the American section secure whiie vic- tory for the Bruins would sooth in-

‘nmcrsitlle 'l'l2€$- is. lire $.11!!! to ake a. suprellle eftori to show thc sitors that they arc their luaatersl AlvhlPS. l although expecting the same stiff; opposition are goin to tear ili atl the start mid .if ‘, lbll‘ skate the; .~. into the ice. team ilre 3 the stiuiwtle loolns‘ . c till? all lire vsav. But there l5 an extra rldrled ni- on on the hill oi fnrizn Soviet-t.

Rivalry bet-worn teams from Summersidc and Char- lottetown is not confined to gainers

alone mid when the youngsters meet. in athletic combat they v00 can lay it. on plenty. l

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Smartest Line In Hockey

Perry Ago in Takes Lead In Tennis Series

BUFFALO, N. YA’ Jan. 20~Frcd Pcrlgr 0t’ England. stopped Ells- worth Vines‘ winning streak in the

‘ . ventli nlaicli of their profetsional

a "ics tonight bv taking two sets out. of three 6-4, 6-8, 6-2. ,,. . .

P: “by tnoi- : c lead in llll lie ' y. won ic-ur‘ II<Il\ Vii"? three.

- "iron '20 sets and Vines

vines, who recently came out of ll. hospital after an attack of in- three

lhllr a mum ‘Iiophy

[new 0H9: . n f Q in a tie (or second place. - £106 31b e ﬁg 134 177 _ Chicago need. victory badly, “all. aft _ 195 19" in; the American section with nine E Db n i 192 157 points separating them from third u 9» 1%; I55 173 glue}; and the home stretch for l -_ 4“ 1 {l5 109 layoff position not so iar away. v k F‘ 70581-2288. i:- "i... w is m i -_ . l 2st 2 1.5-2 ~ . . $1 3. J g; l; n; Cards Pitching iI. ‘ m 1.3.5 . meow,‘ Staff Worries

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"l?" Mme Brought MO F ' ' i -~ » ' - » t : ran-kze Frlsch W: qmilt 7 llm. Bluenoles. p r t , err. LOUIS, Jan. zo-lapi-Marl- F ‘ilgcl’ Flaw-ﬁe Frisccli ol‘ the Carc- a C . inills brought his troubles to St.

SEPS silver linings in the

Junior Royal;

lured pride and possibly put. them

Loni; t<-:luy' to tlie man who always clouds, I-Wller Stun. Brendon and the man

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Jl-slon Audience/telnet;

“uni” Meeweltswli-lu bold gntctiice this afternoon g 1,0 3_

i ublc’ lir; fairly bark

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‘vmdord lzls n. result nl‘ n flaht duriin: the i’ Wm“ if w" Conny-all l l

NEW YORK, Jan. 20—-Altllough the New York State Athletic Com- mission. es a. group, declines to comment on the effect the Anti- Nazl League boycott will have on the Jim Braddock-Illa): Schmellng heavyweight. title bout, Commis-

~sioncr D. Walker Wear today said

i.‘ he had his any. “I would call the bout off." but. he added quick- ly, the other COTHITIISSIOIICTS, John J. Pheliln rand Bill Brown, dis- agree with him. '

“As rt matter of fact," said Col. Wear, “it is my opinion the Brad- dock-Schmelirlg tight will never take place. In my many years of experience it has always been the case that a postponed ﬁght has injected into it innumerab'c an- gles that. are detrimental, and the longer the bout ll postponed the more of these Rlli,’lE‘S appear.

Renaud Races

Assault Cililzrge

CORNWALL, (Jul, Juli. 2n ACT’: --Police announced today charges llarc been la‘d llguiiut. Yvon Re- naud. Aurel Mire, Aurel Legvis

Lnsall: hockey gilmi: here

‘tlilenzztl to win straight matches, did no‘. appear to be in his bctt form. l The Californian had not trouble land had difficulty getting his first serves in. Using a smash serve he aocd Rrry five times and was aced himself tvvirc.

Vines and Barnes defeated Perry laud Lott. in the doubles 6-4, 6-3,

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l South Africa

l A Enters Davis Cup Play

JOHIANN%BURC1, South Africa, Jail. 20-lCP Cablcy-The South African Ilztwn Tennis Unlondecided today to enter the Davis Clip com- petition lll"s year.

l South Africa (llfl uw tulle part in llllﬂ lnlr-ni:llioli.li vlunucli.ivn lint l_\'eilt'. Ill l llfl‘ tl-ilm rpm-mid llho third re .. where it. was de- ffvatoll h" (7.. rho filflllﬂl-Lﬂ bv livc inatclrer to none. '

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l ROCHESTER, N. in. Jail. 20- “APF-Qlivcr French’ President of Pr Rod Wings. lntcmlttiuu-

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ll-w .lll“a or (‘ryslils m. (‘Illltll Iir.~l

mcrt the Junior Friday rap" to the senior

11a g‘ l Feb

Fll‘.lrI\ last nirllt ekcd nut a 2-1;

tor llic llriil. tinlr since 192i’! \\‘I\(II s sold by Baltimore to Phil- ‘t Athletics.

_ l vlacltecleon trul.

l The smartest lkcy is that of Neil Colvllle, left, iuex ShIIJIcI-Kjv’: centre, and M“ lColviIle right. Nell is a. 1mm: M- ‘luw in his twenties W110 l! like "Pit" Lepine when he broke tn. has xi hint of grey in his hill‘- slllbicky is Russian born, and u mlzzllng Muscovlte if ever there was one, while the other Colville is l ' a dashing performer on the blades. l They were tutored under the Ynt- _rli-.k system, and are the nearest rpproach to the old Cook-Boucher line that Iicster ha; been able to produce to date, and he is very proud o! the effort-as well he l should he.

lFinnWinner In B 0x i n g Competition

NEW YORK. Jan. 20--(AP)—- Gunnar Barlund. slugging impor- tation from Finland. won his fourth straight light in the whllnp hope field trails at the Hippldrome ‘ tonight by wiltning the decision over Tern Bertuprc, Dallas heavy- cighl’ l-f'i'cr l0 rounds.

Pmlzpre, who cmue to New York with u record of only one defeat in ‘J-l professional starts, was badly beaten by the glossy-eyed Finn, who won seven of the 10 rounds. The Texan weighed 103 to Bar- Mind's 19s. _

Barlund. the aggressor durng the fight that drew boces from the small cr0Wd of 1'500 battered Beau- life's nose to n. bleeding mass and kept hammering at. the vulnerable target throughout. In the fourth and ninth rounds he had the lanky

young line In hoc- l

Texan smeared with blo:d and liwssr- l

The only round Beuilpre won win l the second and that was by a foul. l Earhmd, eagerly ciovrdlng 1n. liitl him low and Rt-"feree Arthur Don- ovan waved the round to the Tex- an.

Beaupre proved only his ability to take it against the borfng Finn. Except for a stabbing. long left he dill little dent-age although in the seventh, one oi‘ the two even rounds‘ he did shake the Gunner lVllll a crashing: right only to re- ceive a jarring right in return that _i tjuxost lloorcd liiln.

NEW YORK, Jan. 20-The New Yolk Yankees today mailed 1937 contracts to 3t players.

Ouy one player, Vernon "Lclty" ClnncZ, was ertpeetetl to tnke a cut. (iouicz has received $20,000 it your tor the last two y-ears. Last year, ulule he wun l3 and lost '7, Gomez l

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aooo exotic-ll! is THIS m‘ IZACE H035? WHV plow‘ YLJl-l TELL wit: Y l lvllﬁll-IT c/ EUINED HIM, BEMDNA 1AIC1. ITHOUQHT vuu WA‘) JUST s-llePi-M‘ A PIECE? Ca’

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SAIZCASM, QUIZLY! l Tuouciu-r no 12v l PUTTING SOME ONE

on A RACE l-loizsexro ‘HZV AND MAKE some MONEY ma us - NOBODY ON A COWHOIZSE is

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DOING IT.’

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“Big Poison“ Wuncr, inst; season's

Esquires Win 2nd Straight Hoop “Game

Esqulrcs chalked up their sec- ond straight victory in the City Basketball League lart evening at. the Holy Name Gym by defeating the Prince of Wales College tculn 22-18.

Leading 8-5 at the cloze oi-thc first. half the Fsquires saw their lead vanish early in Lite second half, but rallied to win out with a four point advantage. Rice lead the victors with 11 points while Stewart paced the colleglans, col- lecting a like numberlof points.

P. W. C.—-Lartm‘ 2; Cullen 5: Stewart 11; Nicholson; Christi, Hcnnessey, Brown, MacKilmozl, Lelghtizer. _

Esquirer: Langlil 2. Rice ll, Weeks, Walker 5, Sommcrville 4, Young, Anderson.

Referee: LB. Henry.

Timers: McIntyre, King.

Scorers: J. Dooley, V. Williams.

Empire Games To Take Place In Fe b r aary

SYDNEY, Auslruliu, Jan. 20—'1'he British Empire Games at Sydney next year will be held iroin So urclay, Feb. 5, to Saturday, Feb. l;

The program is announced at Feb. 5, opening ceremonies at tn, Sydney cricket ground, track, uni. iield and swllnmngs; Monday, box- un; and wrestling‘ Zfucsdey, cycling; Wednesday, d.\n.g, lowing, scullulg and slvuulning", ’l‘ilursrluy track and. iieid, boxing and wrestling; Friday.

, swllnmiilg; Saturday, Feb. 12, truck

and ileld cycling and closing cere- monies.

Is Holdout

lA.I'. By Guardian's Special WIN) PITTSBURGH, Jan. 20 — Pau-

leadlng butter in the National Balac- ball Iica-lguc is li holdoul. v W. E. Benswauger, president oi j Pittsburgh Pirates, disclosed today‘ he had received Want-rs unsigned l coiltruct. with u. request. for a "fur- , ther increase" in salary. He did not l say how much Waner had been of- l Iered or what he was asking.

JANUARY 21. 1931

BOXING’ BASKETBALL

' OTHER‘ SPORT

NEW YORK. Jun. 20 -- (AP) — Stewards of the Grand Circuit, light harness racingkl major lea- gue, joined the campaign today to club long delays at the post by adopting the new starting rules recently drawn up by the Trotting Horse Club o! America.

The rules, formulated by n. com- mittee headed by J. I. Lyle of’ Plalnﬂeld, N. J., called (or a slower and more simpliﬁed approach tn the starting line and drastic pen- alties tor any driver tailing wobey starters! commands.

Violations 0t the rules may re- sult either in disqualiﬁcation of the driver from the heat or suspension from one to 10 days oi’ Grand Ctr- cult racing. In case of disqualiﬁ- cation, the driver will have the al- ternative of obtaining a substitute within three minutes.

E. Roland Harrlmnn o! New York was reelected president and the stewards assigned dates for l4 weeks of racing over i2 tracks.

Last year there were 11 weeks on 10 tracks. Toledo, a member or the circuit several years ago, re-

turned to the organization and was asllgned the ﬁrst meeting, June 28-July 3. Paul Bowser of Bos- ton, asked for three weeks o! rac- ing in New England with one of the three going to Old Orchard Beach, Mo. The other two-week session will be held over oneof the running tracks, probably Rock- ingham Park at Salem, N. H.

The Old Orchard Beach meeting

Grand CircuitAdopts Ne; Starting Rules At Meeting; 14-week Racing Program

10, North Randall, Ohio: July 1;. 17. Goshen half-mile track; Juli 19-24, New England (probably Q1] Orchard Beach, Me); July 2'25“; '1, New England (probably Rock lngllam Park); Aug. 9-14, Gosh” mile track; Aug. 18-21, Springﬁeld Ill-i A118. 23-28. Milwaukee; A“; (IO-Bert. 4, Columbus; Sept, 54; Indianapolis and Syracuse; 59m 13-18. Reading, Pa" and Sept, 34. Oct. 2, Lexington.

Makes Final Change In Falcon Team

CLEVELAND, Jan. 20—Pi'esldcn. Al Sutphln or the Cleveland Falqm hockey team, Internatlonal-Amerl. can league, announced today the outright release o! Vic Ripley, Maxlg Bennett and Bill “Rt-Ed" Anderson and marked "flnls" on his shake. up policy.

From now on, said Sptphin, the“ will be no more hiring, no more fir- ing. The Falcons who have been shaken up weekly will remain as they are.

"After buying Fred Hgrg9l~l_g_ Tommy Cook and Dede Klein, I've; decided to call it I day," Butpliur asserted. “We'll go along as we are

DYOIJB-bly W111 be held July 19-34 I now. From now on the Job is m

with the other session the follow- ing two weeks. Columbus, Ohio, ultra returned to the organization and was given the week of Aug. SO-Sept. 4.

Assignment of the four new handicap stakes for all-aged horses and 14 other rich events also was postponed. It was indicated, Syra- cuse and one o! the New miglnnd tracks would be strong bidders for the $17,000 all-America, a mile and a hall’ dash tor trotters and richest of the new events.

Dr. Harkness Edwards of Pitts- burgh wlis elected first vice-presi- dent; Paul BOWAOI‘, second vice- presldent; and Wlll Gahngan o! Goahen, secretary-treasurer. Neith- er Bowser nor Edwards was pres- ent.

The dates:

June 28-July 3, Toledo; July 5-

organize the team, make it click. I think we have plenty of good play. ers."

l-lergerts, 000k and Klein Joined the club last Saturday and played thelritrst lull game Sunday in New Haven when Falcons tied M.

The Cleve and team has played 24 gunes o! the 48 game schedule. winning three, tying six and losllg 15.

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SEE THIS BATTLE OF SPEED AND STAMINA PLUS ACTION GALORE

Reserved 50c - 35c

SECOND GAME SUMM ERSIDE SOVIETS

the Leading Juniors of Prince County

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