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'den Vs. Carletonl can f ' _ __ P _Darraoh 5- iH°“'”‘” inierostins game of IIOCKBY Defence ‘ui t ilsyed in the Borden Rink Set- 0. C4111-l7b6§1 J :)';“{'d ", _‘afternoon between the E. Camlibel ds - ‘Nationals of Borden) and( F°‘°War H Glues ie Puck Chasers of Carleton( re»lR- L981‘d_ H wg” g in il victory for the CarlstonlH~ M~°Ph°"°“ ',C° ll .,~ ., to 1 ‘B Murphy J. 0 onne

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,,,,,_, ,,,,_,c,, ,,,,_,, ,_ _ Matched Races Divided Between John)

_ Sqllarebriggs and Arthur Fraser.,

ehiary Plckford, igo, .British Gln-é "SLA 3-3,

Class A. Trot

35’ °‘

Claes B. Pace

Colorado Mac. illayal Dewey.

Class,B. Trot

class G. Pace York Ola, Colorado P., Adazoff.

Claes C. Trot

i Don. Dr. Setter.

' Class D. Trot

Land Lily, Catawsy, Eveready.

Match ' Race in

S side Saturde

easily won the rage at the Domln

Montague is matched a alnst Sol

is stated that Sample will drive her in Saturdays race. I

Mac Steele the driver who drove!

Ruby Aubrey to victory last sum-' mer and who seems to know how to handle her like no one else, will have the reins in iS»aturday's race and it will therefore not only be s race between two good horses, but a contest also between two great drivers. _Ruby Auhrey's mark is 2.24%,

The race was to be held in

Thursday and was then announced 1 for Friday, but the event will now take place 'on Saturday for sure un- less ,weather conditions interfere Messrs. Clark and Dennis, both good sportsmen agreed to postpone' ‘the big event until Saturday. So no gone should miss the event Satur- "day afternoon at 2 o’clock.

There are two other classes on

the programme for Saturday and the following horses have already entered. There should be a lot more las the entries do not close untilvthe day of the race. Princess Aubrey, J. T. Waite, Summerside; Capt. Caulkiu, Ray .Lid.stone, Kensing- ton; Louis Guy. Leighton Rogers. Kensington; Campbellton Bell, B. N. MacArthur, Kensington; Hnxppy Lacopia, J. T. Waite. Summerside; (Helen S-, Ed. Sobey, Wilmot; Bar- lney, P. L. Bowness, -Summcrside;

ptain H. Silk Worthy, The Bank~lof West Kent ls only putting it'

Harry Todd, Admiral, Dapperlevery event was handled, no waits

_ , _ Every event was closel contest

> " y mise of producing some real speed

ll 18 B 101184-11118 811100 110150 1`8°',most prominent in the boys being

1118 evinced so much interest in thellohu Squarebriggs, Arthur Fraser, Western write-1 as at present. '1‘he,ni-:nur Brown, Aims Mcmunn, and match race for $100 a side is theiin the ladies events, Mies Owen cause. Ruby Aubrey owned by Wil-land Miss Roop.

Ham Clarke, Summer-side, whq 30| The f0ll0WlDg is [IIB B\lml¥lRl'yZ

ion Day races at Summerside lasti lst. West Kent School-E. Baker you and asain led them an af_;G_ McDonald, H. Hyndman, A

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stoning at 2 o'c _ g 5 are the l\l’0l>0sed starters. f

Only Two More Weeks

i There Was Action Every Minute,§ 5‘|'AR1'|NG TODAY

j "At the 'Arena rink last night onoi of_,ths largest gatherings of spec- ltators assembled to witness the fwest Kent School ice sports, and ito say they all enjoyed a great levening with the boys and girls;

;mildly_ < The sports were the best con- ducted line of events ever run off' in the city, everything run smooth- ly along and the officials in charge ideserve great credit for the way

ijust action all the time. . 1 § No less deserving is the West- 1Kent boys and girls and the teach-§ ling staff in charge of the prepar-‘ ,ations as everything was done inf 'the most creditable manner, and

lone who had a hand in making it such a huge success.

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ed and the boys gave every pro

artists on the blades, among the

Half Mile Relay (Senior)

,Fraser

220 Yard (9 and under) _

lst-Lloyd \Villiams - znu-s. Macklin I 3rd-F. Pierce ,

220 Yard; (10 years) l

lst-E. Moore _ 1 2nd-J. Rattenbury l 3rd-G. Mclnnls '

440 Yards (Match Race)

lst-J. Squarebriggs

2nd-A. Fraser

440 Yards (Girls

lst-V. Owen 2nd-E. Henry 3rd-J. Vaughan *

880 Yards (14 years)

lst-A. McMillan

2nd-K. Acorn 3rd-S. Fletcher I

440 Yards (11 years) |

ist-R. Fitzgerald 2nd-F. McMillan i 3rd-J. Ritchie »

440 Yards (12 years).

lst-A. Murley I 2nd-T. Phillips 3rd-C. Hyndman

220 Yards (Girls)

1st-M. Whitlock 2nd-D. Bentley l 3rd-M. Owen

1 Mile Open

lst-A. Brown 2nd-K. Acorn _ . 3rd-P. Cameron

Half Mile Relay

lst-Grade 7 2nd-Grade 8 Ilrd-Grade 7

880 Yards (Match Race)

Sr)

§Governor-General, W, A, )'.1iheson,, lSummerslde; Teddy Jackson, Wm.f

lst-A. Fraser 2nd-J. Squarebrlggs l

440 Yard (13 years)

lst-D. Himmelman

2nd-G. Stewart

3rd-A, Sherren _

Team Race .Boys and Girls lst-Mr Baker and Miss Owen 2nd-.\ir Nicholson und Ziiiss

Roop

3rd-Mr Lynds and Miss Wright

Royal Pursuit Race

lst-A. Brown . 2nd-A. Z\ic.\Iillau

3rd-P. Sentner

Hockey Match

The hockey match between West

Kent Boys and P. W. College Boys resulted in ri draw Zi-3.

The game was a good exhibition

from gong to gong and while the P. W. C. team had a little in weight

we hasten to congratulate every- the West Kent boys packed the'

speed which made the game fast right through. _ L

In the first session l’_ \V. C. scor-5

ed twu goals in quick succession Jamieson and Archibald doing the trick, the West Kent boys were only able to beat McNutl once, Mc- Donald going through. ‘

The second period was scoreless

but nevertheless interesting and both goalies did good work. ‘

In the third the West Kent boys

came out on the ice determined to tie up the score. and kept the P. \V_ C. defence busy ,until Holi finally placed the rubbér for the count

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dim. Lady owned by ,George Denmmi 2nd, P. W. College-M. Archibald that evened up the score. Mm.gate_ soldier hwy as a g,.eenfS. C. Chandler, R. Linkletter, A

pacer bent everything at New An-‘H°"“°'

nan in her class and got her reoordl of 2.23% with Tendie Sample up. ;lt‘

This was short lived, C. Link-

letter going through on a long run once again put this team in the lead and it looked as if they would .skate off the winners, but just be- fore tlxe bell lloll once again tied up tl\e count, making it road 3 all and thus the game ended. Mr. James Herrill refereed satisfactory tn nil.

For P. W. C. Archibald Jamieson

-and C. Linlfletter did excellent work and was backed up by goalie l\icl\'utt with some brilliant stops.

For West Kent. W. McDonald, H

Hyndmau and Holi showed up splendidly, and they had a regular stonewsll in McEwen the goalie. ,

The line up: '

P. W. C. West Kent

Goal '

I\l<‘Nutt _ _ . . _ _ . . . ___ W. McEwen Defense Horne . . _ _ _ ._ _ _ _ _ . _ .._ llyndmau C: Linklctter . . . _ . _ _ _ . . . .__ Baker Forwards Archibald . . . . _ . _ . . _ . , .._ Fraser Jamieson _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ W. I\icl)unal1l Chandler T. lloll L. Linklelter _ S. Mciloimlri Owen _ . _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ , _ _ . J. .\icI)onald

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The following 'were the official.-e

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Starter-Mr. Samuel P. Doyle Judges-Councillor T. \\'. l..

Prowse, Messrs, Ham Bethune and

George Walker. ~ ` Timer-Mr. Lou Campbell Scorer-Sergt_ Major lrlum

Announcer~l\ir_ E. F. Acorn.

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Konig at Lloydminster, Alberta. Mr( Kouig was on his farm in Alberta| and the bride in her native Holland when the marrlagewas performed.

and desired to be married before ,

by the laws of Holland. The per- mission of_the British consul at Amsterdam had first to be secured.

leaving. A brother of the groom hockey armament is rapidly draw. “cmd “B V"°‘y' which is permmed ing to a close. All eyes are turned favored to grab the title from

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toward the different sectional win- ners and many and varied M0 the opinions of the tsns throughout as tp just how the whole ailalr will end. Much dope has been upset and

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Home and home games, goals to

count are to be played by the above teams to decide the New Brunswick and Prince Edward lei- and championship and the same to pick the Nova. 'Scotia title winners, i_e_ Ahsgweits play Amherst,

Sussex play Bathurst. The winners play ol for'N_ .B, P.

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Kentville vs Digby an Lunen-

The fast "Wildcat" outilt liavc`

won their first home :md home _ser les, and judging by their <let~isi\-lg’

She WHS 168-4? £0 SBU fm' CHUM” The race for supremacy arid 8 11 to nil defeat of L.unenburg they

are conceded this series also.

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Windsor, but tonight will tell, Nt-\v Glasgow however, have a liardor, row to grae. With one game none by the boards lu their hmm- rink they’ve got. _to lick the hardy Cupty Breiouers in their own back yarllj According to the 7-7 score in New,

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grand and glorious for "Duke" Mc-1 Isaac's gladiamrs_ -

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and St. Thomas in Nova Scotia and Abegweits and Sussex in New Brunswick. Kentvllle has all lim ear marks of coming out clean in the Nova Scotia finals-well thats as far as 'l’m going. Next!

Romance Continues

In Disturbed China

ORDNTO, OM., Feb. 22,-it was

announced at the United Church of- fices that four marriages had oc- curred in tho West Chinn Mission of the Church during the disturbed condition of the last two months. the latest having as principals Ilvv. W. E. 31111111. NL D.. and -Dr. Adu ll. Spears.

The -progress of romance ln

Szechwan Province appears to have been _hastened by the conditions,

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