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Comfort

Durability.

HEALTH UNDERWEAR,

LOOKING “EM OVER i

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IONCTON VS. ABEGWEITS

When Moncton Hawks step into Abegweitl tomorrow night they will carry with them the usual conﬁd- ence typical of a folm which has practiced hard and paid strict at- tention to business since coming to

Charlottetown.

Abcgweits likewise are determin- ed to make the Hawks travel at top speed over the entire route.

The Monctonians, who have al- rotdy glimpsed Abegweits in action, have every respect for the red and black squad. Knowing Doug Hick- eson and his ability to coach a task which lies before them tomorrow ﬂ_'i;ht is a. difficult one.

To watch the locals cavort over the surlizcc these mornings. is to wonder at their physical condition and alround hockey ability, Very little more can be said, aumoe to add that the coming clash has all the earmarks of a brilliant struggle.

“HAWK" ROOTERS COMING

News from over the Stnzit has it, that upwards of three hundred ard- ent followers of the "Hawks" “will make the trip from Moncton via. plane, automobile and train on Fri- day to be in attendance when their team makes its initial bow to the public. '

GOOD [MPRESSION '

0pc Traverse Bloodhounds and

Victoria Unions impressed the fans .

in their tilt at the Forum last

night.

Island Boxing Chllnplollshlpi

Provincial champions in all the boxing classes from flyweight up,

I _-almn 13 TONIGHT

Men's Underwear II made

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will be known after December 3rd. This year the M. P. 3., A. A_ U. of C. awarded the title contests to summerside and that hustling centre is bending its energies to- wards making the occasion as at- tractive as possible. from all three counties on the Island are sending in their names and Char- lottetown promises to have an e11- ceptionally large delegation of fighters in the lists. Tignish too it is understood, has four or five ring men who can give an excellent ac- count of themselves.

The bouts are being held in the Crystal rink and supporting the program the promoters announce many indoor track events for sen- iors and boys of school age. An- other attraction of the first rank is the Tug-of-War, which is open to any team in the province and the winners of which will be accepted as Island champions.

What with boxing, running ev- ents and the tug-of-war contests, Summerslde has an evening's en- tertainment crowded with allure- ments for the sporting public. Loc- al boxing followers plan to attend the big time in considerable num- bers.

Junior Hockey Practice

The Levin Foxm and the Gyros ‘had practice yesterday afternoon, and today the Queen Hotel six has !the Forum from 1 p. m. until 1.30 1p. m. Southport will also prac-lzcc on Thursday from 1.80 until 2 p. m.

Junior League Meeting

A meeting of the Junior Hockey League executive is being called at the office of .7. P. Simmons this ev- ening at 8 o'clock. '

SUSPICIOUS Do you go to the character reader? “Yes." “Did he know anything?" "Well-die made me pay in ad- vanccP-Dublin Opinion.

No woman is truly modern unless

she, has a vanity case a cigarette icase and a divorce case.

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Charlottetown

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Fifteen New Records For Lady Athletes

‘IORONIO, Nov. 25—(By the Canadian Hem-Presentation of reports by the President and Sec- retary occupied delegates from the Maritime-i. Quebec, Ontario and British. Columbia attending the sixth annual meeting of the wo- men's Amateur Athletic Federation of Canada today.

ma. Myrtle Cook McGowan, chairman of the records committee, submitted applications for fifteen new Canadian records for track and field events for 1931.

Y. Bowling

SUPERINTENDENTS

save. After some more milling. the

cheered on by the rabid supper‘.- ers o.’ both teams, the Cape Trav- erse Bloodhounda downed the vic- toria Unions by 1'0 in 8 1115i 881M last night which had everythins a fan could wish for, fast skating, rugged checking and a. hair rais~ lng ﬁnish.

Referee Jackie "Huffy" K8116 111111 the glme well in hand. dishing out the penalties where they Wiillid d0 the most good and refusing to slow 11p the ggme 11y inadvisable bell ringing.

Just before the. game commend ed on a splendid sheet of ice, sov- eral of the lights llluminatlns i111? ice surface exploded. It is to be hoped this trouble will be remedied before the game Friday night.

A; 8-15 referee Kane faced oil the puck and the Willi! W55 Oil After several rushes up the ice by both sides, the Cape Travers; as- saults slightly prodommating, W. McWilliams cllmaxcd a nice rush by a. terrific shot on McLeod, Un- ion's goalie, who made a. splendid

Union's forward line went up and’

a pretty posing three man rush, Carver making a splendid stop of Dan Mcbeods, Union's left wing- er, hard drive. Th‘s McLeod, by the way is a nice little hockey player, fast, tricky, and always on the job. The fans had hardly got their breath back when Campbell, left winger for Cape Traverse, rushed in from the wing and riled a sizzler at Mel/cod, who stopped a la Bubar. A minute later. Carver, in the Cape Traverse net, bailed; out a beauty from Lester McLeod, fast skating Union right winger, who weaved down centre, broke fast at the blue line, tricked the de- fence and rifled a nice shot only to be foiled by the goalie. The fvns voiced their appreciation of th‘s play in no uncertan manner with loud and sustained applause. I The fwns roared again a short ifnlc later when

BOWLING TONIGHT Y's Men's league,

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SPEEDER PAYS FORSPORT

(Canadian Press)

NORTH SYDNEY, N. 8., Nov. 25. —-Qitizens who paraded the main thoroughfare of the town last night to get their sham of the warm ind- tan summ weather were sent scurrying to cover as Nova Bcotia police chased a large sedan and sent a. volley of shots after it. Suspicious of the police had been aroused when the driver of the car refused to stop. Believing it to be rum-laden, they set out in pursuit but even their bullets failed to halt the speeding vehicle. Later the car was found, unoccupied, on a side street. Stan Cleary, the owner, turned "is driver, Pius Hickey, over to the 753cc, who charged him with speeding and col- lected a fine of 035.

Basketball At The “Y”

The quintet from the H. M. c. S. saguenay met. the "Y" Allstars in a fast and heavy checking game in the "Y" last night. The Navy boys played a stellar game especially considering they only have the op- portunity d practising when in curtain port's. Their showing last night against the “Y” senior team was very creditable and had their shooting been a little more accurate the score would have been much closer. After the final whistle blow the score was 46-20 in favour of the local boys. Mathieson and Math icson were too much for the Navy team. Sixieet three and six feet

their ton. Basketball fans will have an opportunity of “itncuing this

night at eight o'clock hen they

meet the local Navy League team

J. R. Nelson .......... 133 17B W. C. Davies 1B0 181 Sam Hood ............ 175 179 Jean McLean .,........ 97 110 Izell Rice 40 148 G- Wiiliams 202 103 T. M. Brehaut. . . . . . 140 149 967 1057 Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 2024 ENGINEERS W A. McLaren .. 1'10 ‘120 ‘l9 76 1B4 173 214 03 qordon Swan 185 162 W. H/Townsend 112 134 J. H. Howatt . . . . . 170 127 1169 775 Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 104i . TELEGRAPIIERS W. O. Davey ......... 207 120 90 147 . 162 215 Aubrey Foster . . . . . 153 167 612 640 TOt-Hl 1261 l ACCOUNTANTS l J. F. Gordon 205 139 w. c. McLeod m 11a Ruby Campbell ....... 100 100 B. E. McDonald 106 12a Maud McCannell ...... 108 116 E- R. Bower 182 110 U. Gallant 117 15a 1033 942 Total ....... .. 1975

five certainly kept the Navy boys 0h ,

fast tum in action next Saturday,

Bloodhounds Trim Unionsl-O

Campbell, Union's centre, netted

winger, rebound. It was oifsidﬁ however. As the period drew to a close. McLeod, in the Union net.

lrulcd off by Referee Kane

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ly contested, neither team seeming} to have the edge. The first ripple of; excitement came when W. McWil-. iiclms rained a hard wing shot on McLeod who made a sensational stop. A minute later itwas the turn of the Cape Traverse goalie m show what he was made of. He‘

shot from a mixup. His effort wa-ﬂ appreciated by the audience, which; cheered lustily. After some fill-Liar rushing of the puck from end to’ end. Dan McLeod, Union icftf

far into Cape ‘Traverse territory on‘w,ngcr_ made I mm 501D 1115b‘, “imp. Forced mm the come; 1m pf155(_\(]ii‘ll(lll(‘l1l near the Union's not. l-lc 140011. R- M11151‘- m Logan who was uncQvQyQd_ Thgvilﬂdllffl the puck, rifled a hard! ‘e wllicil found ihc twine and al ri. well played game between two‘ Chame L085". QSWB-ld Cﬂmllbeii;

latter: shot, however, failed to hit, the mark. Campbell, Cape TIYIVCYSCI centre, was penalized for ll‘1])[).1l{’,.l He saved what looked like a goai.| Carver made a nice save on Dani McLcods well directed shot frolni the wing. The period ended as Dan McLeod was dusting down contra: score still being 0-0.

Both teams came out for t" third period determined to bro": the deadlock. Both teams mach sly-l

cral sice rushes. There was llcillilly; iii? doing however, in the scoring lino, ion cliilllﬂlS watched the game.

both goalies smothering well. How- atl. Cape Traverse (lQI."llCi.'ﬂl'.l'1, m»! penalized. Dan McLeod, Ulll’): ! left winger, was nearly through but; i I

"failed to pass. A minute inter, tor McLeod, Un'on's right winger. ‘made a. splendid wcavlllg rursh but

on Donald Mcbeocfs, Union's rillht|

made n. nice save on a. shot from‘ w. lticwlllianls, Cape Traverse left: winger. He had only one man to} beat but elected to shoot. As the} ‘period ended, Dan McLeod wan: for. ichccicing into the boards. This firs‘. y period was slightly in favor of Caps-i

The second period was vcry even-g

l. (l

"lfllii? shot yvas neatly turn- ll‘ by Carver in the Traverse r some milling about, Les- xnd duplicated his previous " rush but Carver hung out lilo l». goal sign. Webster, Traverse an, was put off for tripping.

li.i'fllr'

made once save ‘off McL:od's inn-till.) ]ll‘l".'l‘l1'v2d what looked like a; all; right Wing. C- Mcwiiiiﬂflls.

Vie‘. "-1 1:021]. As thcgumc drew to :1 c , the fans settled down ex- plw-t;1...ly for the overtime. l-Iow- vwl", sixty seconds from the end v’ ZlM/liicllns, Cape Traverse left "r, was left uncovered for a

".1

. rting icrllns was over.

NULPPIS ON THE GAME

D5111 irzlln: played nice hockey. _

IZ-sll YicL-codls nfty rcd beret‘

.?.'llf‘lli the fancy 01' the crowd.

Nicklin and Burgoyne of melon Hawks and Frederic-

Ail the players wcrc good, no one

ilcillg cu. ztnndilllz.

W. hlcwillinms, Cape TTEVCFSL‘ iri‘. vsnncl". has a nice shot. The line-ups were:

ABEGWEITS . MONCTON

“HAWKS

Also JUNIORS LEVIN FUR CO. vs.

FRIDAY, 8.30 P. M.

Tickets on Sale at the Forum Box/Office, Thurs 9 a. m. Prices: $1.00. 75c, 60, 50c, tax extra.

Cape Traverse ' Goal-Carver. Defence-Webster, Howatt. l Forwards-Left wing Campbell,

lwJddwillinms; centre, Clark, How-

l Gardner.

Victoria Unions

Goal-William McLeod. Defence-Clifford Lea, Jim Mc-

Forwards-Jleft wing, Leod. Donald McLeod;

right wing, Lester McLeod, Ralph ‘Taylor.

Old Glory Horse Sale

PAGE SEVEN

YROSCOPES

(Canadian Press) NEW YORK, N. Y., Nov. 25-

and pacing champions donned new silks with the opening of the thir- ty seventh Old Glory horse auc- tion at Squadron "A" Armory. Before the last horse has been knocked down to its new owner late Thursday afternoon. many of the

' "Once more and l’m through" 1 r r

33.511130 current champions and nlore than The w“ 400 yearlings wll: have Cliizllglid mdnymu hands in the EUCtiOII ring o t e. “I! m“ blue ribbon sales event. b" ‘mm Showing unusual strength, despite “c; the depression, the first consign- “my,” a; ment of Ogden M. Edward's Wai- “a1 Gov. nut Hall Farm of Dollerail, Kcn- | pmpoga] tucky_ toppwl the early sales. Tvlcn- i two , per ty of the 8;; ycarlings COlhlgllPd to four per the sale by the Famous lllue (irass lufactured Breeding Farm brought 512.8155, an 0n minu- average of $642, nearly $200 short , of 1930's grand average. WM 110i A little buy colt, which zlnslvel-s xenu- 5nd Dan Mg- to thchame of Puritan, also placed {a of the centre. the Walnut Hall Farm at the tor f?“ n)‘ of the individual sales, going: ic x u ‘up Lyman Brusie of Dnnbuly, (folln, on or m“ for $3,700. Puritan, a. full brotho to Guy Fletcher (4) 2:01, holder c if: the world's trotting record for h. , yBﬂmm age. was sired by Guy Axwol-llly ol éland m‘; of Hilda Fletcher. “nude a high dut- fri d," “Stand b7hind_you lovcr,” s2 EM’ 72m [the Scotsman to his ullfaiiim. “kc m!” wife. "I'm going to shoot you both More than 150 potential trotting __Dartmouth Jnck_o_Lantm-n_ Mm“ to Artist's friend (paironisinglyn- think thOSe thistlcs in your fol c“ h“ by ground are superbly realistic, r chap! ‘Pon my word. they seem y spakes“ be nodding in the breeze, don't y mom to k“°“" lh French few items le French lmentarily m, super- ter Great ld stand- lt 50 per sures in re among f the tar- "le Cham- OI. _ n. 2 Anne “YOU'VE disgraced me for the last time! l 1mm“ I'm sick and tired of going out in the mrph 2 . . v evening with you when you haven't shaved Agnew. 4 since morning. How you think you can get zivaish.

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