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so NEWS °‘usS PORT WORLD

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Al@IlB‘.l.‘rN. B., Oct, 1 this'-ence-famous hockey the personnel of teams

Mariti.:o'§:&ey leaguztthe V

annlml meeting ot the league. `m“‘b°m 0°mi;l;°° lille-lllr of ilis four difficulty. he-llllf thelesiruewiuhsveio uugsuslhockeyintsrest

_ iiii iii? 153-5 .§§1§§ his

Wmtbn in si-rnlg

he ahpolmced at tomorrow' meet- ing, and the schedule for the sea.. will Phi will be drawn up. Keen intcllltl centered on the raster;

of bl-me representing Mg;-1. tinlghlviwwio retain th .411 c 'for' the third lllowssivg m' up

view of the Alien ated for Halifax. on

het, while Charlottetown

Halifax Wolverines will ss elesred not personnel of ins gsm., '49' - _ . ‘ is still unknown. '

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alan Moncton Hawks srsiprsutlssuy L/ioiory ci: the season and spoiled Saint John have completely

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Capt. Smith _Wins Rifle Ch ship

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withdrawing

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laundry afternoon. Capt. W. A. &niilhotN.2B|.gn.a10om Mount Allison rugger-s

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registeredaninnert shouldgo farinthede

becomes the permanent,of the Intermediate title wen the ritleman who wins it B111 Re

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OBP! &nith. et and gold squad the scores

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M Four _ represent the Abcsweit Club. From- Em' ~°°.ri-...°°.:°°..°“i.s: My

to in the ISIIHMQO1'

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some the Montreal‘0?ladiens :wel

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ees e primary plants was 5,200 in 199! compared with 4,841 in 1952. About 815 work- ers ra employed in blast furnace depagments, 909 in ‘Ierro-alloy plants, 1,461 on steel fumaces and 3,207 in rolling mills. Salarir; and “les in 1983 total-led $6,049,000 oonmnad with 00,131,000 in 1982.

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Norwood 45 was found

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working inside the car

Norwood came hens from

five years _ago

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' 'Biggest Night Yes in Bedeque' Riuli V

' _ MONDAY, OCT. -15th;

|i|l.i_.iiu|il vs. srnriius _

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1 Frsstiiviil vs. Siiiltii Fraatovm _liaiv Alissa vs. Ilerilljjsilslille ‘ limi' Frssiovin vs. Iisiv Aiman

is the last of the ellminahon bulls for the

`I Wsraoivo a Monlusos 'raorlrv --

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anal Black fifteen on even terms in

columnist indi t try

K iihd T819-nd ind N0 Supa” mm' °t tl" '°m°d to in the final 95 minute session

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mtam victory with two more g "“*gv:_° M18 s minutes of the beginning or

4* he Mile ine lius usiu- ins sus or ins iniiisl

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Gormle needed the rllalifax Wanderers me M

their Maritime tour The

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represents the first onl Island re tative

followers will of today’s meeting

sesion. one ang and the

... nounoement by`club represents

Tint sentiment plays a Dal:

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. .announced

i H2,” elisel-ins iight isus Young nelsuey

,ue gf Freeiown pounded out a ha/rd

3,1- land welterwaight chslmoion Benny

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in a car a his garage,

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_UPENER

. __L_. Saint' John Trojans

Suffer 11-5 Setback Saturday.

(0. r. ny cusriilsurs sposisl wise) SAINT JOHN. N. B., Oct. 14-

The University of New Brunswlck's English 1'll8by fifteen scored its first

he 1934 senior opening in saint

tubmen an`ll-5 defeat here Sa 111'. . ' auspicious opening day in any way for 'I‘roJans. as a biting cold ‘wind and rain kept the crowd down to a minimum oi hardened football fans. -

ers by holding the powerful Red

first half, each team scoring is , converted, for nve points. The

ld or condition of the Oollegiaus WBVGE and they went on to a

s The hrst of these came with

t nbeatthemintheopenraceto

N B halted one rllshnveyards mite line. -

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VER BINNS

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°vely Boxing Matches Feature S’side In- door Circus.

Bedore 'a large crowd of wildly

light decision to defeat the Is-

threw his lighter opponent

nent until his head cleared

Delaney went down under another fi! bef

two handed storm of punches that Binns threw in a desperate attempt

any clearcut advantage over the

The ,iu&cs were Don Baker and

Jack Wright.

Referee Reg. Saunders.

Death And Injury

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MONTREAL, Oct. 14-Names oi

riders'rssw to Canadian fans were wi-men today across the bicycle flrmsmen-t as a team to be feared. Sturdy Charlie Winter of NSW York and Ernest Muller. H011!-lld rode to a well-canned victory Set- urday in the oloeins sta-ses M Mnntrears llth semi-annual six- day race. winter one Muller sallwd ll M4

of a lap in distance, tied with two other teams, about an hour alldl 9- hal! before the finish and went on to capture sufficient points in the final hour of sprlnts io win the rece. '

They compiled 1094 points in

sprints to 991 for Jimmy Walthour, New York, and Henri LePs8e

icton If these are not arrsnsed e

to undergo an operation on his nose Orr’s last sera? WM Wm* Ed'

British, United States and Jail ansse representatives open here probably next Thursday.

Ambassador Tsunoo Matsudai

and Rear Adnnrai Isoroku Yamam- oto arc expected to announce that Japan wishes the Washington PM* to end Dec. 81, 1086 and will pro-

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is suf-

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gill sis ig;

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`il'icl\|din¢ cruisers and submarines..

CMM elbtifiuel.

the three Powells to Ulld addition

pose a new scheme' for naval re- q

_ guiation drawn on the followins I gd|n;,,,,m, Wmduen 3' wa,_,,m_ oonége 15 windsor 0 it wind_ __

' U” °~ sor. ' » I Although only 14 years old Alfred

ilfllwllgle emma “W miuousgli Institution 0. Glu- unustea ssiuroay rugby results: serum wsrmiugss or Norwich. is tm arrangement to N' A°‘d%l°'“ 27' Inierprovincisl Union the proprietor of two moving pic-

the 5_5_s "tm now m I‘°“°°“ @1511 5» L°l'\d°l\ Tl'|Bl\ 3~ Ottawa, 1; Argos, 12. _ ture houses. one for silent films and _ bomb rim, lei U°\1l1fY Chl-ll1Di0llBhlD‘-- i Montreal, 8: I-lamil‘~~. B, (tie). one for talkies. Gifts of his par-

M n-u;‘_‘d * " °' W P P is ‘s°I°;°m’Ihil'e 19. North Midland lnisrsollesiscs Vents, me theatres admit elulren

ills 'Rediisl-l°°: lookiog towns" event-i 'wsrwiasmfs ic. slut mols.uas` ?rli°r;in€§.5a`iiE$v9e2iArii» i. lgiotvl-f'° penny and “dum for twa- have “.1 *"°"**°ll» °f °"°““"° ""i"- 8.10 Oovmiry. 0.1¢. lr. U. issnion ssdlsrls wells Tliestre, london,

‘Tl _ - _ ' ~ Hamilton Cubs. 0; Sarnia, 43. which is all new paint and new

craft csrrllm with Great Blilolll 'rims youths who t led as sis l st. Mich ls, ls; Bsl Beech s. bri nt l litl <1 lu bl

nu.-lea ssv- smi ills Unites slsiss mulling the money ,mm 1,” mm 5,, , mm Q, °° “W ' 3 " "8 “" °°““ ““‘ °

_ Meschsde, oe u ui-so <1- D i his he ll li . mlummd “N-h°'"{ f°\' “Wh °f Oli by IDBI? nbn:esy’svl:imd:.red ullot counxgglgedmtwo sglites. glisegf llvhllzln u ‘ - move until the owner, attracted by. coiled around the handle, F. L. Jones

ll ddelloe lhlcs each may need- their ousslns, srriverl sus lumen or Llwyurorwyn wales, killed bein

is W h All Gy- f<»-llc ll _

e on the floor several times as Olympic leather fllngcrf align NT; mgggghem California 3 PM

ht hand smash only to get up ' m Freda., mn and

ore the count md weather the boxer 1;: sm; in l

hospital as a result of the bout-

keep his opponent on the resin ‘

Delaney caught his opponent un _

ares in the fifth round with a

lashing wilfrlwlnd attack which kept Blnns on the defensive all the ____

way through. In the sixth both. _ l IQNDON -_

bows iiluew esutiou io the wind. P A matches ,,,',,yf,’§°' .

and went.at it like savagcsand as follows:-_ V ‘ 3 a n a a n me final bell sounded neither llsd nlselrlieeili za, Newport a. °“d Um'

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Preliminary eldhibitlon bouts Prose Staff Writer) Park “_ ' C P h Guu_dhn,s spew wire) were ltlsed between D- Arsenaulti IDINDON Oct 14-Japan will old Aueynmm 1° Cove” 3 ( . . Y oct. ` 14_Hamax

' ' ' ' ' fi' - -__ nsnnmx. mlslhsA;i.'”mu§. tw°pseuly°is“:ss§1°t},1:."°°"° ilhf t ‘§n’§f;‘;‘:§‘, Bristol 0, Bath s. ' _ ic. l>_ by ousniiuws speeisl wirsl lu-umofes were ou the short emi of

R, liners" Durant _ and John N demum B il will reveal its B"‘_"9""°*’°‘ md Albillll 0. Mises- lummax, ost. li_suglisli rue- s as-o score saturday as they f lgzloonsls _ d : ,

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TORONTO oct 13_Ocwber ThD1'b1l.l'l.`l M0h£WkS WOII. the 563101’

ack Hawks. During the 13 years of hi, wee, ,and three games were played here

with Montreal Canadiens, Howie ‘me “ner the “her” was always the centre of a fine for- Amwugh "°'°h team s°°’°d °' Wm ward line. Aurel Joliet played on °f 20 'W 111 thi’ “hw” limes- M°' his len, side and _seveml players gn hawks took the series by virtue of turn held down the right 5ide_ winning the first and third games. 'rliess were, notably, Biuy Boucher With sill home rw featuring the and then Johnny Gagnon 503|, opener inthe morning, five by Thor- slweys some from e Morenz-les bllrll and one bl' M°l1¢=r»0n.tbe locals line. easily swung into the lead on a 9-ii

This is an older Morenz in 1634 V1°f»°\'Y~

but if there 1| as much punch in Batons came back strong early in the veteran thunderbolt as there the 9-fWm°°“ W take the “wud should be, the ohiosge line oi Psul some at 9-5, and the third was ll Thompson, Morenz, and Mush closely fought contest. Cominil 110111 Marsh will get feature billing very behind ln the fifth innl-os. the M0- shortly after the campaign opens MW” Bf»¢PP°d Out in ffmt Wm* 5' in November. Thompson is s. star two-run rally. 8-Wil W0" at 5'5- and M is b Tlsdale, Keith and Trites were

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arch verycose 0 eing B d amon the visitors while

in _

B°°~ ills final neu. ll “ ,

im It uemsinss nu- 'rroisns to pro- ° °¢l‘l°\l' “MTR , vids ills two big slums or s sums 2 r » ' f *ff»U\°R PRRRDH DF slut was well, but not bi-iuisutly, ff (J l’"`<H€*"= °<R°9.>

played on e. wet apxgilinshppery neld. 6; i *"5

George Andre ca of the Or- _-»-'C' »

11 ance and Black, scored the 'n»oisn's _/4 __ \ `°”"§,'f,'§§”'ef,;c,"‘§§°"'3 hi; try HW! 6.' N yard dlih 111 Whlilh 9 fn " ""' . 'I , ~LHuR|_|N5_|5L Tw? _

3 he piled throlgh the Collegians and _ i-iEC11¢'. FRAME.

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mm H I D 1 _ " ing technique. March is s fireball THE BOX S00”

te! mtg. $3313? ‘tart/edu' `°¥o_’;£‘_d . gf; onie of;tth;I fastest Wingl-

, _ ecrcu. epasseswe.

0 1.22: .‘;".$.‘2li..‘l‘:l°.;“..;..“'°°...°':.°u; Win ter Ancl , _ -bus in. The use me of Mlm-

on une handed the mu at nut tw,” Morenz on s. solo dash will not SWVCDS, 6

° bother the Regina midget He will Tibetts. D ------~

be right beside Howie all the way Harvey, lst

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'T The ranking front line of the day Tl`if»€S.SS -----"-

is Torontcfs Conacher Prlmeau Keith, 3rd ...... Jackson powerhouse which succeed- Taylor. H ed the two famous lines of Clappen- Tisdale, cf ....... Weiland Gainer of Boston and Burke, 2nd ......

- " her-cools si; N w York. h.

The Bruin trio was broken up and Cahill, lf

Cook Bouc e Frenc lf

th; Ranger technicians are getting Totals

. s s 0 . Thorhum Official Sallctwli Se- I Down in mimic they nsve wel- Woodln, 2.u<i3....

' an pivoti his second fine line, G. Brennan, rd .

cured to Larry Auri? on one side and Her- F. McDonald, rf . F01- C1-0wn_ V, his Lewis on ine other. si. Louis 1:».Meooml<l, li .

` gets a good line from Ottawa in R.. Brennan, c

, Frank Flnnigan, Jerry Shannon G. Mll.l‘PhY.D ....

_ (Q P, By ¢}u|-g|“'g gp°¢|a| Win) and Max Kamlnsky. Montreal Johnstone, lst

Mamons still have Hooley Smith S. McDonald, ss .

MONTREAL, Oct. 14-Montreal, between Jimmiy Wand and Larry Totals . . . . . . . . ...

the centre recently for the game Northcott. cocks of the fight world, the ban- Other strings 8-le C0Ill1ll8‘ 910118 S°¢““‘1 tamweights, will be the Rene of threatening to break through with Woodln, _2nd the world; bfmtunwegght chgm- scoring feats. Ccmny Smythe may G. Brennan, 3rd . pionship tournament, it was pn. find the man he needs to play - F. . nounced here mn|ght_ tre for the dashing Hee Kilren D. .

promoter Armand vincent stand Buzz Boll. Some people tho R..

'the National Boxml, Assoshmmy ,Morenz was just the man for E. .

_ _ _,the Canadian Boxing Federation mst' but H°Wi° had 9°” t° ‘ D- inns of Charlottetown in a non- M tr 1, ma to 223 for Frank. and the M0ntren1.AthMm com cago. Probably the new season s, . _title bout. nelsueyu stamina and B§r’;,,f“1,;ewark_ N J and Laurentimission had 0,,,,,,,u,, smcmned rérloduee uoil;lugT;sicer iliun J. . courage saved him in the third and ' ' " _ ’ ack Haw °'l‘l¥l>S0ll-M0 -

roustli sounds or their six round °“d°,“» M,‘;“*,§§§§» life '§,“’§,’§§§‘,°';§e§',;“§‘; mfg? Merch brlssos.

hawk when Bums kmmked mm bm” ons had covered 2525; on Nov* 9 and again on Nov 24 y

with ie:-ririo right nooks io ‘ll *‘*’°° "°‘“““ ' F, hd, 1, ' '

$33* I th Th “ch mum_ two 1w,_ v g rs who ave agreed to np

0 0 _B .ill/W~ B lll BS one up bwk og gh, my-,ung pairs l. pear to claim the crown left vacant

ago _tha best seen here this season were “me Peden md Audi mm M05 by th, suspension of panama A1

H’°“°°1`°d W the summtmdo H06- mmm uw highest Hmm, wtal in Brown, New York, are, Vincent N7 3113> at file skatinf “nk “ tm the race. Stated: sixto Esoobar, Porto Rico, .windup or their five dal' indwr _______-___ V ranked first by me N_B_.s.; .lol °il‘Wl~ _ ‘ Tieken, Tokyo, now' campaigning

Delmeywontnoriobttomset oniliuiiedsiisrlfi ¢- ninus when lie outrousni nsvis Bo b by Orr Pets °ssli;iol, oslo,sN<Tws;;°°i.'ew IKONSU-l Thlllbdhy his-hi? 111 '$110 . Salica, the little New Yorkers with 0135111851011 b0\l¢- Bi-llll-9 dl’0Dl>ed a record of 24 wins and no losses; (A p by Gnudggnlg gp¢¢|,|

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I-latin. Pittsburgh. who has had is penn 0 Yale 14 ’

and feel with him. Delaney was , wins and no losses; Midget Wol- Ma ' ° fiklltink cleverly in the third round (0.P. By Guardians gash nyweight champion of the N0x1_l‘:1e‘ell;§tg~nartm` 6outhR;'I6de B hen Blhns ¢8\l€hli him with a »tN- 33 weve? world and Babe Triscaro, Cleve- Sta/fe 0 ’

ssvase right llools to the point oi Orr. held-hi* “lil "ts im Bobby land. camésm Tech 0 mcmgm the jaw flooring him hard. The W°18h°» is 5°°““‘3 22;* cfm cham_ Pairing of the fighmr, fo, the 13 '

Fleetown boxerdasedbut game was A110-ll.MM‘li>illl€ Wgofw gf Fredep three nights' bouts is to be an- `

up before the count and tied up his P*°“» “nd Jimmy me h nounced later.

Maryland 13, Navy 18.

Drake 0, Army 48,

Georgie Tech. 0, Duke 20.

Brown 0, Harvard 13, Bates 7, New Hampshire 'l Ohio State 13, Illinois 14.

LaSalle 13, Villanova 8. North Carolina I4, Georgie Purdiue, Notre Dame 18. Michigan 0, Chicago 27.

Williams 6, Princeton 35. Iowa, State 13, Missouri 0. Stanford 20, Northwestern

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star. outstall 1118 S . _ It will be a line that can skate CBD”-111 D- M°D°“”-ldv M°h”‘Wk5 like blazes and baokcheck, also like lefiifieldér. Sill!-ITN1 f°l` the Cham' blazes. Thompson has a fine scor plons.

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Johnstone, lst .. J. McDonald. cl - Totals . . . . . . _ _..

Umpires lst game - Ed Johnson.

plate; Tick Mcrlaughton, lst and gud base; Prudham, Moncton, third

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plate; Tick Mcrraughtcn, lst and Rnd base; Ed. Johnson, third base.

3rd game-Umpires same as sec-

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;: n liven in either of these replace that treatyéi ngvhrgfwe 1;; mmm” 0_ Humax ony League: wanderer’ Humax om Amerwan Football ~"’*‘~ - ' l>°"" “°""‘ °°°'°’°" ° _ 01°" Km. 5. Alberlllllefl' 8. iv, Dalhousie s, st l:»ulhousie~ League fixture. li was the first

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Gloucester 0. Oardlilf li. Llsnelly 9, Aberavcn B. . Moseley D, Nuneaton 0.

Neath 14, Pontypool 3. `

Plymoutih 6, R. N. E. Co

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them over to the police. lioptiles with a pitchfork.

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Wanderers. Ardmorcs, and they could not

Cape Breton Senior League: withstand the heady and forceful

Caledonia 3, Dominion No. ll 8. all game of the heavier collegiate elvi- Glace Bay (tie). en. The American Football League,

llese 8- rrsllrsx city rnlemiedlaie Lea- organised this year. is the iii-si io

9"*“*°°° 1*' Richmond 'l- gue: Wanderers s. nulususie o. si operate in the Maritimes, its sche- P°“'°°'“°“i1l 5°l'Vl°°° 14» Halle- nsluousis; Aesais. ls, Uuiieo ser-' aule having begun ou 'rmulrsgiviuy

view 0, at Wanderers; Technical Day.

new scenery, has been reopened for the season.

An attempt io plant orchards in

the Sinai Desert is to be made by the

i Egyptian Govemment.

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ted to Be B,g 520,: P.E.I. Champions In Best ‘Out ills Threat. Of Three Game Series.

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trade winds halve blown the Na- 5°“'bau championship or me MMHM 0 N T A G U _

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An exceptionally large crowdgtt- tended the tug-of-war held in*_ihle'__

Qctobef 25 when eliminution tak' 'f place it will be nip and tuck auto just how it will go. However V16? torla Cross and Valleyfleld West are still in the limelight while Kinross and the Montague Truck-_

we have the Kllmuir lightweight and Potato Slingers to contend with. both of which are wor_t_hy_ opponents. In the heavyweight teams we have of course, the cham- pion Kllmuir team with Murray River at their heels. Montague al- so, has a team to be reckoned with while Wood Islands is coming to

the ,fore with great promise.

A little discussion took place dur-

ing the final pull between Victoria Cross and valleyfleld West. ' It seems that, during the tug, some . members of the Vslieyfield team laid down, which B not allowed,' and were not noticed by the judg- ‘ es. President Mchaggan, howevel-,_ noticed it and called a halt just as the whistle, giving Valleyileld West

the pull, sounded. President Laggan disqualified the pull after some heated argument decided to favor them with chance for another pull, for a

cision of the disputed one, where

up Valleyfield West refused to and in the light of this the

toria. Cross team were decision, winning the

McLean’s Theatre on night. Mr. McLaggan is

best to keep this sport fair

above board. His position is not 'au

enviable one and there is not

man anywhere more capable handling lt. It is difficult to please all but the teams can rest assured that if there is a chance for a break Mr. Mcbaggan will be only too glad to give it. It B hoped that the different teams will bc' willing to oo-operate in true sports-

results of Thursday nlght's pulls:

LIGIITWEIGHT TEAMS ~

Victoria Cross vs. Potato Slingels ~

Victoria. Cross won the first pulli-

in 24 seconds. Potato Slingers tied them in the second pull in 2 mimi 19 secs. Victoria Cros won the final Dull in 1 min., 18 secs. V

Kilmnir ve. Kinross

First pull was won by Kilmuir in 25 1-2 secs. The second pull was - taken by Kinross in 2 mln., 16 sees, The third Dull was taken by Kin- ross in 2 mln., 46 secs. _

Murray River vs. Monta ---

Trnckmen

Murray River wan the first in 40 secs. The Truckmen won- second pull in 2 min., and the ii in 2 mln. 17 secs. ‘.1*.,“L'_‘_

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Greenfieid vs. Valleyfielil Wi;

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Vslleyfleld West won in slrllsht pulls. The rust teklngzn secs.. and the second in 1 mini seconds. »---~

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Victoriu Cross vs. Klnrossg; Victoria. Cross won in ‘ l

Straight pulls. the first in 17 secs., and the second ln 34 _ `

secs, .,,.,`

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Tmckmm vs. Vnlleylleld

Valleyficld West won in @

straight pulls, the first in 1571' SECS-. Bhd the second ll 16 1-2 secs.

Heatherdale vs. Bellevue

Bellevue won in two straight

pulls. the first taking 1’1 1-2 sq-5,, and the second 33 3-4 secs. ;__

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Bedeqne vs. Montague &

Mllllillsue won in two sims?

pulls, the first in 2 ruin., as ' -‘S SBC-lu and the second in 41

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Kilmuir won in two str-cyst

Dllll-'l. the first taking 4-5 l-2 ska., and the second 35 1-2 secs.

Murray ltlver vs. Klimnlr

Kllmulr won in two straight pulp

the first in 58 1-4 secs., and the second in 2 min.. 10 secs.~H

ciety for thc Prevention of cruelty

tween animals the Chief Constable;

of Manchester states that nn suoh~.,_._.

films are allowed in this cifix

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Montague Rink on Thursday everqjij ing and witnessed the best pulls " of the season so far. The light- \ weight teams are steadily advanc- » ing in style and technique arid-Zyl

men are following close up. 'I‘n!rr*

manshlp type. Following are the"

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On an appeal from the Royal Bo- ‘=

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to Animals on the subject of films - » depicting flshts to the death bee-.J

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