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Montague Lose Opening Encounter 2-I

History is repeating itself, and

now Gags Ellis. owner oi’ the Vil- lage Fhrnr, horn, 11s., is agitat- ing ior a O26. sta

ke- race with- many owners ready to back e venture. Borne years stakes were frequent on Circuit, garticularly the Kalamazoo Derby, a! , Mlchi , ‘ was an annual event. at, great Canadian pacer Grattan Bars 1.59- i-i. driven by Vic Fleming. won three oi them in less than three weeks then hard times intervened and tracks could not aiicrd, nor owners pay, the necessary entrance fees to guarantee such tremendous purses.

Fifty-three years ago a band oi li"k."'.2."r . . er W... 0 , . ., 01' Q ill‘ of apprehending horse thlevgs. Jlrst recently it was disbanted due to lack oi material to worlw on, no horses being stolen in that section for forty years.

The good sire. W!’ Henle i 4. sire oi

Ray cnley 2 i 3-4, owned Earle Avery Woodstock. N. B., at has been In service in

Ontario for several seasons, has been returned to Ohio. The Grat- tan tribe seem to be making the most headway in Ontario.

Ilhe pacer Abbie W.. with a trial oi 2.11, by Abbedals 2.01 1-4, has been sold tc Maritime party. but l0 name has been divulged.

in the summaries of ice racing listed in the

1st Horseman and Fair World oi Indianapolis. appear the results of racin at Mount Stewart. 14th. with

winners. and at New G Helen Kalmuck and Don Worthy winners. Thus nsws ct our sport travels iar and wide .

it surprised‘ a srese many ps0 p}; when the» learned that The ii, that was driven ior so many years by the late W. B. Mc- Kie, was still on the go. m. Mb- Kie and the little mare unders each other perfectly and enjoyed racing over the streets to the iull. On gala. day: liko Onristmu and New Year‘s 0y were in the thick oi it and gave s. good account of_ themselves She was sired by the British soldier 2.16 1-2. out oi Ideal McKinney,

Although nineteen years old she

seemed to take the keenest inter- est in heading her competitors in the ice events a iew days ago. The British Soldier was purchased Mr. McKie irorn Benjamin Pops oi Boston. He was sired by Oochato 2.05 1-2 and out oi Miss Pratt b HflI-B-t-IIGW. The Brit- ish sol er had s. tremendorn turn oi’ speed and when ho Prince Edward Island in the sprin oi 1915, electrified the inns at e Charlottetown race atrack by tramping a halt mile on the ilrot in 1.05. I-Ls trouble was a. bit cf eagerness to get away from the wire too fast. and his pins ‘were not quite sound enough to stand the severe training required ior the three and ilve system oi raain then in vogue. In other words he was oi his time. Had he been around in the past few years with the three heat Ian in ei- _ieet and the fast trac , we have no doubt he would have taken a record oi 2.10 He was a game horse and won a rather sensational ice race at Oharlottetown, also a race at the Charlottetown Driving Park that was very much out of the ordinary.

The McKinneyk. the other side of The Matt's pedi ee, were noted ior their hardih and Ion ty,

and McKinney. the and ather. founder of the breed, ved to the advanced age at 2B. They were good race hr) " '1. but the breed has pmtty W't‘ll'i:iBd oil. In fact almott everything gone into tirsxrlscard except the Axworthyk and Peter the Great/s.

Our esteemed ‘ friend Charles H. Chasrdlcr. twner oi Lusty Frisco 2.0’! 1-4. the champion stall on trctter ci the Maritime Provinces in 1988 and setter-up of several track records in this Pro- vince the same year. hied himself to sunny Florida a few ys ago d as this appearsinprntlspzo- basking in the salubrious climate oi S. ietersb g. We ho he will have a very pleasant h da inthesouthasrd come back excellent health ready to attend all the race meets on the Island and watch Dusty ' Frisco "mow ‘em down.’ -

We may not like the Germans but: they do set some records. For instance, Charlie Mills. their cham- pion driver. won his aoootn race

bar 36th ,over the Berlin- Masdsndori track. That is "a very beautiful track. ‘The writer

tended a race meeting there in go

‘still has plenty oi vim and zip and

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Schedule Of Matches

s . "toenail" m” ...' “i.” re lie handled the fir in“: nch last ev _

An unfortunate accident that held up the slime occurred Bs the %°e'......""°.»‘:.u r".°..‘$ou°“n..“§“. m‘ the machine skidded on y me.

Bry tong‘ axing! veetrotgm into the ditch

s e o . Luck- iLv. révlwlever. arr the (identifiable es-

voo-ojfir eight in. tea m the star-t o1 the snmemsaill: the bin: ners a lead until Kerr evened it up 1°!‘ MOHWGW he second period The rs were not to be denied. however, and four min. mtglkgrvmotighwedeng oi the game. r.

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Surprise , Win

LEAGUE STANDING

final irame. ‘Ipombs bies third and iinal goal early in the period but

full advantage oi qppobtunities .. m-dte two more game ended. .

" thing but Mid-way through the second period snow begun to {all heavily and in the final hell/t ti. was diiilcult to even see the puck the snow was so heavy 0n

Down The Alleys

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. “usvouv/ (1.40 UPSET SAINTS B Y 7-4 I SCORE

vVisitors Never. Headed After Gaining An Early Lead In First Period

Led by fast-skating Bill Napier who scored four of teams goals, University of New Brunswiclfis hockey sq last night added S. D. U.’s scalps to those of St. Thoma! and Mt. A._ as they chalked up their third straight vio- iory in the New Brunswick-Prince Edward Island‘ Inter collegiate League by soundly whipping the local Unlvsh sity team 7-4 in a game that. started out tame enough m wound up in ‘a blaze of action in a lightning-inst th

Featured by the brilliant Mb tending performance turned in by Anderson in the Milton nets, Mil- ton Hornets carried floaty cl sting last night as they ‘ (ibarlottetcwrrs intermediate Ah- bies 7-3 in the first game of a home and home, total goal series ior the right to meet Mt. Stew- art In the Cmtral Section finals and will carry a inur goal lead into the second game oi the ser- lea which takes place on Monday night. ‘

Abbles opened the 500K158 early

intheiirstpsrlodcnsgcalby (Richard. Put before the had ended Horne-ts had rapped in three to take a 3-1 lead leaving the ice.

session

Abbies brought the score to 8-2

ssKellyrarpgaedinagoaltoaiart the second session away but again the Hornets cams back final stages to account. ior more and a 5-2 lead.

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Hornets, taking "their scoring through for counters beiore the

The game was played in any- iavo-mble conditions.

the ice. Stuck in

C. N. B. BOWLING The Oubs collected eight points with

trcm Alex Scott's Rovers Geo. Hennessey making Boil-the AMaies got 6 points with J. H.

Sound Period Howatt making high three 614. ii-Montesue. Kerr, (P. mason Rwwuwemszaggéa ‘Penalties-None. ' Miss-WK.

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‘lMilton _ Hornets Take Fourr Goal Lead Over Abegweits

mowonthelrwayorsttitreahbies were over ‘twchours late in

'9 their lead. Hornets check close at all times and with four goals to work on are installed favorites to ad- vamin the playdowns.

"DB"-

Miltnn: Goal. Andrews; defence, (moon, Crabbe. Cullen: forwards, Ayilwamd, ‘ ’ , Raokharn, Blood. Mills. Peters, Currie.

Ahbies: Goal, Glllis; defence, 1111M. 1114M. Bursvrne. Rice: iorwaads, Weir. Kelly, Mahar, ‘rocmbs, Ohipman. Richard.

Ramses: 1". Whalen, Ab Mc- Kinnon. SUMMARY First Period

III TIIIS A BORIIEII

Quint Dunstan’; Univerlty hoo- koytcamdidnotmake snaus- ,' ' start into Maritime inter- oollegiats competition last night at the Forum but although beaten 7-4 by a team that has yet to taste daieat nevertheless much satisfcsstilozr can be derived from the mum's backers in that the team last night was iar from its bat.

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Not attempting my alibi what- soe-ver-JJ‘. N. B., were by iar this better team on the night's play- lmt Salli/rs last night appeared to be suffering from a bad case cl "fitters". Nothing they did or at- tempted to dro was right. Passes that ordinarily would iind a rest- ing plscs1 on s metres stick were

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- '1'. Milton, Aylward 1am. Penalties: None.

(Chlpman) 3'81

cfruutou. Stcad (Peters) 12.00. 1o. Milton, Aylward (Stead)

‘ Switzerland

l5 :59. Penalties: Mahar, Aylward.

Canada Still Undefeated In Tourney

ZURDOH, Gwitawland, 1M1. 10- (Om-Oarrada and the United States oradred safely tihnargr their opening games today in m0 final pool oi the world amateur hockey ohanrmondrips.

qrau Smoke Eisner-s, for the title won by Budbury Wolves last year and Kimberley Dynamit. ers the year bsiore. mowed down 1-0. The 'United States beat Osecho-Blovakia 1-0 in a tight battle that was de- cided aiter owe oven-time pwiods.

Smoke Eaters play the Czechs tomorrow, while the Americans meet the Swiss. Sunday, mnads and the United stata collide and the team with the best record among the four in the ilnll pool will be declared chunpion.

Sixteen thousand watched the Canadian-Swiss encounter at Basie, whale 8.000 attended the dra/wn-out American-Czech match at Zurich. .

A solc rush by Joe Benoit in the iiourth minute started the sow- ing for the Dominion. Ab Cronle added another on an individual

play iour minutes later, the first

period ending with Qanada ahead 2-0.

Bunny Dame bagged two, Oronie one, and Mel Bnuwdon one to put Smoke Euler's six ahead in the second period. Mickey Brenner: took a a‘!!! from Johnny McOreedy in e 10th. nrinnrte or the third period to complete the scoring.

Miniature Rifle Shoot

E. R. Burke led all comers in

the N0. 0 District BlBflals Minia- ture shoot at the Annouries last night. His score was 9d. A. D. ter was second with a 9'! while J. J. erson finished third with a 96. Other scores ioilow D. L. Rice N to" “a h???‘ 3'; . . s y A. F. Pi 96 D. Ii. 92 Major W. A Brnith 92 0. s. Ma 00 O. D. Ives 90 H. B. Jones 88 B. '1‘. Holman M V. B. Oon 65 O. R. Saunders a5 '1‘. B. Ddflott 84 Bur Rogers Jr. s4 0. J. Goditey & G. A. Gray a0 B. H. Yeo 75 O Heavyweight Bout For June a mat ge: moo 1:104“)- June in New York m _ today anon homoto- ldiks Jacobs details ior construction d an ts for

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were not playing their position

and on top o4 all this the

that was sin essential part or the

Saints squad was lacking. liéiiiiiilk

When a team that can skate Ilka the Saints suddenly loses it, Ovfllltfht so to speak, then there must be a dial-indie reason for it and “stage-lrlgirt" seenrs to be the answer in this case. Only in the last period did ‘they resemble anything like themselves and then they battled the visiting col- legians cn even terms.

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But all. the credit i0!‘ last night's wlnmumgvtoulv. Bnrilledln systematic team play the visitors showed a neat passing attack all the way through and ability to chalk up counters when armour-tim- ities presenter! themselves. Also the iorwssd iii-res mowed an adeptnsss at poke-checking that

hasn't been. equalled here this season. wnltlnuslly Saints offen- sives were stopped before they

were really started and the fast- breaking U. N. B. forwards 00E]:- tiruually made liie miserable ior the hard-worked dedense and

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11in amounted to be a very difficult team to pier against and itnnrstbesoasnowtheyhwe three straight victories to their credit and are oddmonpiavoritcs to take the two-province title. A team that can score 21 goals in three games hes plenty of what it takes and that is the enviable record that U. N. B. now boasts oi. ‘Ihey have scored seven times in every game they played. Win- ning M. 1-5 and 1-4.

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But Just how trhe Saints will tare 0ft’ will be better lmown with the results oi their coming road trip. On Monday the squad leaves ior Fredericton where they take Our last manta opponents and then the following night meet 8t. Thomas College team of Uhaithanr. It is a tough proposition playing on successive nights but Saints are looking eagerly ior-ward to it.

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And from this corner we expect the Saints to provide stoutsr cp- pcsition even though away from home. Fighting spint. has never

-been lacking in any B. D. U. team

and if the players they

An interestcd spectator at last night's game was Barney Francis forlrrer Maritime mile champion as a member of the Abbie track team. Barney looked in the pink of condition and lugging by his

He renewed many old acquaint- ances. Barney now makes his horns in Fredericton and accom- tmnisd the college squad . across

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Lifford I Scores Decision - Win

( -JtIihny .~ 3., won unah ‘i! over John

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WRESTLING

period.

Shooting two counters in the space cf 24 seconds in the open- lng period the visitors, in the drivers scat from then on, never hard. their early lead seriously threatened. .'Ilhe teams split six goals evenly throughout the middle canto but the New Bruns- wickers came back to get the odd goal in three in the windup

sesicn.

Two mast passing forward lines, backed up by a steady de- fence proved too much for the Saints to overcome. ‘Iheir at- tacks were broken up almost reg. ularly at centre ice by the poke- dhiaclaing ability oi young Lock- hart and his mates and by the manner in which the Saints per- formed last night there was little doubt oi which was the bet- ter team.

His Womhip Mayor m. a, m- terfaoedofltkrepucktcgetthe came underway. With neither team taking any chances but rather Plflylild a semi-defensive style oi hockey the first half ci the opening period was both tame and scoreless with U. N. B. miss- ing the only real scoring chance as they mined a wide open net on a three-man break. But the

game ‘ up otmsiderably as lnckihart, elusive centre oi’ the visitors first line went through

alone to beat goalie strain alter the teams haxl played over l4 min- utes. Just 84 seconds alter this Burgom. racing the length oi the ice down this right boards fed a scoring pas to Lutes to out his mates out front 2-0. a lead which they lait the ice with intact.

Saints inJeoted plenty oi pep into the game as titre middle per- iod Bot larder-way. Jumping their opponents with a gang mack right arter the whistle the locals got very much back in the run- ning as Jack Coyle. taking a pass from lvlclnnls made the count 2-1 s-iter only 55 seconds of play. U. N. B. however, took little time gvhting their two goal lead back Napier taking a short forward pass from Iockihsrt lnsidie the locals cone to beat Strain cleanly. 10 minutes later this some player was back for another goal. count. lug on a dou/ble pass from Icck- hart and Riley. The score, wasn't a minute alter the Saints’ tally. Coveney, drawing the first pen- alty of the game gave the saints a chance to tie it up but although the rod and white wearers kept the play in enemy zone for nearly the two minutes they could not beat the last line of defence-the goalie. Battling ior pomession well inside their opponents line Bert Steele slipped a short rorward pass to Gallant and the tall right- winger rustled the cords with a whistling drive. l0 seconds later Napier ahot number three on sn- otlrer- pass irom Iocikihart, Gal- lant and Steele however each ac- counted ior a goal apiece during the period to make the score read 5.3 at the and or the period.