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. FEBRUARY 5, 1924

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Olympic Games 0n Sunday Is _ "committee Ruling

' PARIS. will he b4! oi ll" Ye‘ m, cairn"!

lilih. The F

i193’? W; brought up by the

lama: Olympic comniitwe, iin be-

‘hlllilldto muny nations ' ﬂy have made all DPBDBI“ jtions and figured their expenses "lg... cgonimittoe was also influ~ "med by the fact that Sunday is he biggest sporting day of the ‘my in Paris and for many French

pie this will be the only day it rill be possible for them to see the “ma; For that reason the pro- m has been arranged so that Inn] of the semi-finals and finals will fail on Sunday.

Cierqyman a Sprinter

several wi-ll known atliietes will pqaliectieti by this (lﬂtlllllull, in- cluding the Scottish sprinter, Erit- Mddoi, who is an episcopal clergy-

it.

“The committee has declined to mil the informal protests of Amer- ian and Britlsli yachtsmen against Wing the sailing races lu tlte seine at Meiilan. instead of Harve. “originally planned. American m] British ynclitsmien felt it, was

lair to nsk clghtunetre yacht ﬁles: to race on n river. lt was "tainted out iliat this some scheme m nlleltljlittd in 1900. when the nigger yachtsnltiiough the best at its. were tlcfieatcd liy u small light ytcht on thc Seine.

The rowing commission oi’ the French committee has completed plans for the rowing events. ‘which will be held on the Seine at Argen- teuil, near the (loloinbes Stadium. ‘lllicre will be will be five events. single and double sculls, pairs, tours and sights. all with coxs- wains. These events will be rowed between July l3 and 17. The dates have been advanced about fivc weeks. which will put the Ameri- ciiu tcam iit a disadvantage, be- cause the tryouts are scheduled as lain as June ill iii Philadelphia, and the American oar-amen will have a shorter period of prcparatioif than was originally planned.

Britainiihalienges

After Protest D

pep, 4-0lymllic games [d 0n Sunday, regardless igious views of some of s on sport on the Sah-

rench Olympic committees had this decision after the

S." 9t the Scottish members of tho

"jlnwn hclll that if the siiniiay

wgrg‘ eliminated the games , m” mt too ions. causing hard- which al-

HOCKEY BOWIJI

ICE SPORTS

THE CHARLQTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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In Realm

BASKET

BALL BOXING A ND OTHER EYENTS

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cription the Hamilton National League team ilefeatrsil St. Patrick's _ here on Saturday‘ night by 4 to 2. Old-timers who watched the strug- gle voted it the most exciting and fastest ganic seen in many a long day aiiil they did not deny Hamil- ton's right to victory. Coach Percy Lesueur has worked wond- ers with his players. Their coni- binaiioit was much improved. 'i‘licy led at tho end of the first period by 2 to‘ 0. were outscored in the second by 2 to 1 anti landed the only counter in the last 20 minutes.

The League oi’ tho Cross have further nililiul to their already well equipped hall the addition lining in the forni oi‘ a i-oniplctc set oi’ gymnastic apparatus including parallel and horizontal bars. punch- ing bugs etc. The services as physi- cal instructor of Mr. William liai- peniiy widely known athlete and gymnast, havevalso been secured and already a number of classes are under way. 'l‘hose classes which are open to boys both the young and older men consist of instruction in bar and mat work, basketball. volley bull and handball and if pres- ent indications count will be well fiileil in a short time as already there is a large number enrolled. Besides the classes for men and boys, the girls will also he given iLIIIIODDOTtlIIIllY to improve them- se ves ph sicall . A full coursc 0f instructing in lighter exercises has NEW YORK Feb- 4~‘Ge°rg° been arranged for and it is expect- Mmqtlfld- f-h“ mm “l Englllfh 17mm‘ m] a iarge number of u“. 511-15 Wm ers oi illllfllililﬁ and rural llic. never my‘, advantage of it . bcnotiteil front the high prices Tho apparatus which has recently WlllP-ll lllﬁ illillmlllgﬁ 110W ibflﬂil-Z. HE been installed 19 (he be“; 970cm. shrunk from snobs and could see iiiiie llllll will be nil-mei- aaaedwas the 20011 in dsrsllcts- Ha serm- the classes increase. iatezl w-lth “hbstlers. 811101118 Mid

. keepers of low inns. When he had Regardlng M“ "Bu!" Ilalpenny money; he spent it recklessly, and the lnalrllcmr l“ charge “olhlng rarely hind iiunds to meet his ibills.

Artist Handed Out Paintings In Pay- ment ior His Bills

For Davis Cup

LONDON, Feb. 4. ——Great Brit- iiin has settt a challenge for the Davis Cut). premier trophy of the international liawn Tennis, now held by the United States.

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‘need be said other than that he is when Dressed m‘. payment’ Bays the right man in the right B33106 and Mary 518m?“ m The Mentor for as hc himself expresses it intends yum-nary, ihe-gvonild hami out a pic- lo "mlw-thhul“ boomﬂ ..‘ a ture worth niany times the amount

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" CZEMA first appeared in the form of a severe rash on my body in 1916," says * Mr. Alfred Rose, Booth Avenue, Toronto. "This rash kept breaking out first in one part. then in another, and the constant raw. sore state of my skin caused great pain and inconvenience.

“During the war, through active service conditions, this skin trouble increased in severity. Even in 1919, when I was discharged from the Army, my skin was in such a bad state that the authorities delayed me leaving for home until its condition improved. But I arrived back in Toronto still in a serious plight. My skin was so painful ahd tender that l dreaded the thoughts of taking a bath; water's effect almost sent me crazy with pain.

“Whilst in this condition I was persuaded to get Zam-Buk. To my great delight, even the first dressing of this great herbal healer gave surprising relief and encouraged perseverance. To cut the story short,

Zam-Bul: has now completely cleared my skin, ridding me of an unsightly trouble _which caused suffering and discomfort for over six years."

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Th‘ coach °f the Harvam mflvérﬂW track team is seen putting his men through the at

I HARVARD TRACK TEAM STARTS CONDITIONING EARLY

IIANIJEKS STAGE lliilliit-BAIIK

DefeatOtiiawa Senat- ors 1 to tl-Bouch- ers are in Hard Luck

MONTREAL, ' Feb. 4. —Ct1ll21-‘ iliens by their win over Ottawa Senators by 1—-0 iti their National,

diiy night have fought their way back into a strong contending position in the league table. Billy Bouciiens goal in the first period, the way to which was paved by Sprague Cleghorn. was the lone ially of the game. it came as the culmination of over eighteen minutes of one of thei fastest and most exciting periods seen locally in the N. H. L. this season.

The edge was. however. a nar- row one. Ottawa pressed deter- minedly and only the efforts of Georges Vczina, in the Canadian net. saved an overtime battle and possibly n ilefeat. As it was, Broadbent bent Vezina once in the last period, but the goal was off- side. _ .

Two major penalties were hand- ed out. Sylvio Mantba and Sprague Cleghorn were theoffend- ers and Mantha took a $15 fine also. Cleghorn attended too vig- orously to Hitcbman, the Ottawa

it stick on Cy Denenny's head.

using his stick on Spragne Clair horn and King Clancy was out for the final period for tripping Billy Boucher. The latter wrenched his injured knee owing to the trip and was forced to retire from'the game. The Boucher family was playing in hard luck for George also sustained injuries to his knee

Hockey League fixture here Satan, .

following a heavy body check by '0'

a . _ atlonary running exercises on the field. The °"""'°," athlﬂ" d"! MIN-er Winds andhpractlse outdoors in the scantiieat of ralment .

West Kent School Hockey Matches

FIRST GAME

Two very interesting games of hockey were played at the Arena Rink Monday afternoon between the St. Pats and Tigers which re- suited in a victory for the former. with a narrow ‘margin of {goals to 3. The following is the line up:

Si. IPZCB Tiger; Goal

B. Henry L. McKlnnon Defence

A. Small T. Ranaighan

B. Barlow P. ‘Stewart Forwards

G. McLeod E. Marley

l). Grant M. Plckard

l . Centre

W. McDonald E. Goss

SECOND GAME

The second game also a fast and interesting one was played between the Senators tlltl the Canadians. The former won out -liy a margin of 5-2.

The ‘line up was as follows:

Senators Canada's Goal “F. Barlow L. Ward Defence A. Dixon H. McDonald G. Peake G. McKenzie Forwards ‘C. Bently IB. Owen Warren Burnett R. Hogg E. Malone Centre M. Block R. Bevin ._{¢o>____

1' NORWAY WINS OLYMPIC 0'

Ottawa players had share of ,., WWTER SPORTS 4, penalties also. George Boucher Q, ,|, was given an enforced rest for 4, (Canadian PM") .|,

‘II CHAMONIX, France, Feb. 4. 0 0' —Norway showed the way to ‘l’ it all other COIHGIIUOI‘: In the 4 O winter Olympic sports which Q ll- onded here today. The Nor- O '0 weqlan athletes jumped Into l- + tholead lnthe early part of the Ilr II» game: and maintained the ad- Q ll- vantage ghrouqhout. "I

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Sprague Cleghorn.

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SKI _iiil]ES

Norwegian Captures Olympic Champion- .ship—Bobsleigh Contests

CHAMONIX, Feb. 4. — The Olympic ski speed race over 1h‘ kilometres this morning was won by llaug, of Norway, Whose time was one hour. fourteen minutes and three seconds. The distance is approximately 111/, miles. Norway and Finland took every place.

Switzerland's first entry in the bobsleigh race made the best time for tlii-s event covering the llL~l~ lance of 1.444 metres (1,578 yards) in one minute, 27.39 seconds. The cliue has a 11 pier cont grade with eighteen sharp turns. Major Hroome's British entry was sec-

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YESTERDAY ATS NRTH RIVER

A large icrowd attended the ice races at North River yesterday at‘- ternoon. The ice was in splendid coniliiiion ilor racing V

The freetfor-all trot had only t-wo starters, Kettle and John 1L. Keltie owned by Mr. J. A. Murray Clyde River and driven by Mr. Hugh Walker. won out in straight hearts.

Keltie was in tine form and went an excellent race.

2.40 Trot and Pace

The 2.40 trot anti pace had three star-tors and was wen by the sipee~ dy and beautiful tr-ottcr, Canadian Belle, owned and driven -by Mr. Hiugh “laliker, Noi-iih River.

Green Race

The green race had quite a anni- ber oi' starters and was won in straight heats by Stray Boy ownei and driven by Mr. dlazen Howard, Cornwall

Stray Boy is ii real good pacer and no douilit will make it interest- ing for some oi‘ the ‘taster horses before t-lie ice goes.

game plays

night.

indoor Chicago. tioned as

recently, and Spragiie Montreal (‘anadiene' defence pliiy-igoined the jlltlgttl-i’ or. who ilrew a major and minor'furlous 15 round battle at Madison penalty in tstllllftllly night's gameiSqiiare (larilen.

with Ottawa hcre, was suspended until further notice, in rulings an- noiini-tui by President ‘Frank Calder oi‘ the National lliii-ki-y League to

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Miss Helen Fillcey, holder of the Ameiican high jump mark for women and low hurdle champion. shattered two new records

recently in MISS‘ Filkcy is mgn. a likely Olympi‘;

Contender

.0f Sport

STTWPARTHIIJKB’ l” MANAGER WAS HEiiiliY FINIZU

MONTREAL, Feb. Charles Querrle Patrick's hockey team was lined $200 for aliasing an official after a \ between Dundee dampened the lightweight

the Ottawa Senators and St. Patsychninpionship hopes iii’ l'al Moran

Clcghornwtif New Orleans tonight, when he) a

L-Manager‘ Toronto St.

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fFast Fifteen Round l Battle in Madison Square Garden

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Dnndei-‘s early margin gave hint victory ilesptti- a spectacular rally by ‘Moran. Imiidi 1"»- featherweight ,aiid junior lightweight titles were lll0l nt. stake.

Inn's lllilﬂlvl‘, piling up a big lead ,with a rvlt-nllvss zitiaclt that had the soutln-rni-r liewildvrcti. The llast tivi- rounils wi-rc fiercely con- |tested with Moran carrying the iflﬂlll to his opponent for the first ziiine, liitt the veteran Italian-Amer! lrati lllllllilgdlll to weather a terrific storm. especially in the fourteenth, and finlsln-il strong. . "

NPllllPl‘ fighter si-ori-d a knock- down but both bled profusely from . ‘cuts tlliﬂlll. the ttytls, mouth 3nd cars. itiornnﬂs left lure a gash in Munch-o'er our in the 14th and his stciidy pounding raised livid red lilotchi-s on Johnny's ribs. At one stagi- of this round Duniii-e seemed

f oii the vi-rge of going down but his ii a

generiii-sliip sa ved , him.

1101118 (Kid) Kaplan. Merideur‘

i, (‘onn., junior lightweight, batten;

his way to victory over Edd“; llrudy. of’ Brooklyn, in a twelve round semi-final.

llsrnuin Singer, of New York, 1920 ]l()llIlllH, ri-treivi-il the judges’ ilcclsion OVVI‘ 'l‘utnmy Giilston, n: Wilkesliarrc, Pa" 11X 3-4 in rm"- rounds.

Earnings of The Schooner Bluenose, i,

HALIFAX. Feb. 4.-—~The total earnings oi‘ the Schooner llluenose,

‘champion ufthe North Atlantic, ac-

i-oriiitig to the statement ‘of the tlllftl years business. was $2it,17s.-' B7. The total disbursements are $23,616.16. giving a profit per ﬂgh. i111; account of $4,562.71. The stain men-t ls of date. February 1st, and the sale of ilsb recorded for 1923‘- wlggrogates $27,097.28.

The racing ai-ctiuiu sboivs a small iii-oat of $50.81‘ iirier till expenses .. were paid. I

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