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Down one game to the Nova Sroiin Cllkllllliltilir, I'll". McNctlFs Rovers zigain tare slt-iinrltm blot:- nrchs today nt 1.30 in the filial game or gninws to decide which squad will (‘l!ii‘l‘ the Maritime finals against Aiinicton Aii-Sidiii.

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Although beaten tlt-cbtvvly by an 11-2 more in the Nuvii St-oiia nu ing centre Wednesday‘ lust. Ruvvrs. ycslertirrv felt fniiv (‘Ollﬁdﬂllb of, ltikilfg tht- visitors iotltrv. To many this would set-tn ruzht-r ;\ bit op- llllllntit} but. lo thine who \\'lll‘.t'o.\- ed the oiwtiilw: f‘li(">llill"l' tilt" ititnl tennis‘ ﬂUHlifii‘ is hot lil‘_<\l'i_\' liS Ln-telclitti as it \\t‘l|ifl >f‘f‘lll,

' * i Plajxin: nntlvr t-iutrliitons put , ticiniyi rintiiilv to thc young noi-ih- : l i i

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in tile ttl ‘. intiniu \\ili‘Il hlon- i nrrit» tiiint! n_.i srwn run.\_ ']‘!ll\'.‘ mezizii the brill iinnie flier-i stud, lhlﬂl iJ‘li it ti.tlii‘i ]\l'i‘\4‘tlt Rout-rs:

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Lin‘ \.i'..l bl‘ illll‘(i arid inst RIM/PH‘ l‘."Iii‘('l in rli~p‘..iv lzi- class 0ft mill lluii iron for thirn the I~l-ii'id . i",‘(i\'l‘. _ill\i the}. fir! ciriniti flint; if .\itt‘il i.- tiw (at-ti Situlzilltill will llni.» 1w pit" ti‘. ~.r ‘llt'll‘ iii-its to‘ wot tlirtii. .,- ‘ _.

3foi\:tr.li\ .tl'!i\i“ nrotintl noun tntinv uith a full kqltiiil prcpzirtrtl ior a hint-ii bllilm’ but‘:

rle than thev encountered at Stef- lnrton. Worthy t-nnmpinns 0f lhP Provinec ivhirti thrv represent the; mining buyis themselves know n; thing or tivo about fielding nlld once they mun fl loud if is H mighty tontzh job to ovt-rhaulthcm. They are the iicnie of steadiness all the timv nnd this ts well-borne out by the flirt that in their

finnl eerie.- lending to the Nova Scotia title Monarchs had but three errors chalked up against them. =t~~'-

While soittmil \\i.. he iioltiiiiﬂ the eeture of ilii- >iliilft torlni‘. ‘Tuesday night iii the Forum tlii‘ spotlight will shift. to the l0-

roiinil boxing bout be-twecn “lrlsh" Leo Kelly (if Chnrlottetoivn mid Earl Kin: 15in oi Bciwvlck, N. S. fl huh’ tlx» iltiltiilllt‘: it promising boxing (Tilti.

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Kinstiiun. wniziorof 4O of his inst ‘ 6O fights via thr kiiiiokotit ronttuto-i day is rt-gtirtlr-rl ns one 0i the leading itinnlli-weielits- in the lviaritimt-s. Onlv l‘l‘t'ftilli)' Johnny! Ncmis lind to gt) ir-n rounds lv-lore ilPktlillg the Lit-twirl; Iilltt-Siliif-{Pfi (and Nemis iilb a ltillY-Yﬁllllfi KOJ over Bolihv Orin while in another: fiirht Kinuntni hmi lluhhv Allen on the floor for a nint- ("lllili only to lo~.r\ a ("lino livljlnlfill to the i205’ who l:- now ninkutg n name for himself in the Uinmti Stiitrs boX~ tug circles.

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Joo llfuch of lfoliinx the inst mentioned llllVlltti a vit-tory mart-h halted abruptly whrn he fill’! into the twti-fisw-ti mitt-slinging of the Bcrwirk i\"l\iilf‘l' pusher. ~I- + + ~l=

Kollv iiftrr being on the shell the inst two molltiis. with a htind injury hits shown plenty of stuff in recent “(lflitlilla and although he is Dl(‘i(l"'! on a. totiuh foe for his -fir.~.i fight, hia l)ili'kt‘l‘§ lerl t-onﬁtiriii than tht- l>ion<i hoy \\'il0 won an nnititi-iiv ituiiuninv-nt in Albania N. Y. not s-n loiiu, nun ivill coitit- through with colors flying.

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Show-ins! lint ti uuiretiftlir- lunirl ininrv thnt ptii him i-nt (it thr- iinme. Kelly hits br-cii displaying in workouts the sumo two-flstrd at- tack thin. h - curried him l0 vic- tmﬂv bPi(li’.‘_ i\i\i‘l(\\'f\l'(| iiiillﬁlwl» to Kvllv ll"V(‘l‘ preriirts hoiv n light will turnout but jurt to untrh him go through his training one feelit instantly that they are witnes-ing a fight-n‘ who will prove luirti to stop by any mitt-slingtii- in ins out.» . 1'. .i. + +

Tho cnrti iniuht \\‘t'ii he t-titlvtl a dotiblehcntier hill for in iidtlztitm to the KPiiy-Klliallltlli .'-(‘l'iii) fans will iilso witness Shin Iiiuitiir “mir- inl his thiivi nttiinipt with-n l your to lift (‘teat-ire l.'.~.-.iiv‘s Island heavyweight crown. Btuunr, more determined than evor i’! attain his god, has worked out steadily 9V0? since his second defeat at the hands of Leslie and is st 111 of tho unshakable opinion that he Ls the

Faint John Seniors l0; Uiiiver- _V ‘ _ iii} _ . 4:‘; "ii ‘l. . ulirtrr.iirarriiai. t 3:." ‘a. fill‘ “iii““”“p°li>tw“lltlll‘éf “sir”. . .. t. m... t... ,;;. .; - '-- '" ._ ‘_ _ mas p - ' ' ' i 'ieves _

iarox," ‘v Hum ‘ n mm“ with ilirtic int.» out of foul‘ tliucli 35 and ‘vhﬂleil begrslznaomember Irlam; halves, Crockett. Jay. G. and uéxigsceneg; o; that opponents for the tilts. submitted

s!‘ Marv“, ,1; Nova stoma Tech’ at but nnd scoied the tying iun. of the Roynlg, Madame "nth MucLeod; forwards, MacKlnnon, opening attack m, 5am“ were Marylebone Cricket club,

‘ Lmwm‘ ilts In 1936. both boys proved Andrew’ Farquhuson’ smman’ caught hopping and were quick- Improved by N16 All-ﬁl-l‘lliﬂnC'

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Nemis Wimw’ ~ All Stars W’ St ll t of 3°“ m“ Game Froi: RtfVglrSorjl-O Mcthllllapliglls 85:? B bb » . i . ' ° y 0"’ Down Easters final Series This Afternoon

NEW WATTIFLFORD, N. S., Oct. I 17—Jolinuy Nemis, of New Water-

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_ , u ,, v ,, _ Rovers and Sticllarton Mann-ch: ‘ ford, N. S., scored a technical. Igalnﬁlﬁlgpofbgglrxhlgghmell "m9" "m" Maﬁml" "ml-Hill" . knockout. over Bobby Orr of Jar, me classy west End All s9 "s; softball series lhls afternoon“ the i sin-i Mines. N. B. in m, with 4 [ﬁned a med L I "i" W, run diamond at 1.30. , round or their scheduled iii-round ; Down Ea5Lp1-,,.mgh:a$a Ugo‘? gel DWI! 0M time f0 the Nov! i fight Saturday night. billed u; for l‘ mo", o; 4 w 3 The 8 y e 51W"! chlmlllﬂlls Rowen no u- ; middleweight boxing . l’nyed 0,... m.‘ wee, eggmg, r336 to rive tlvfarliarciu n much - l . . t, - , -. - r ar umen en n Cap." l fffilﬁﬁiill“‘llflllhtiii “ma: i-h-m» ‘lfsllil-l- trailed on Orr's body and the main- i tit-Quin indiL-ﬂlg me game w“ at 10" (111 8 muddy. ruin-socket! diam- ianders seconds Lcnsed a towel over i tilorell‘ lilﬂyeti affair from start» to ma‘ the rope in the sixth. i rmiﬁit, The Down Easwrs wafer Should the local lean come Nﬂiils “tdﬂlird 150 POiinds and i leading 3 to 2 going into me lsati thﬂﬂllh with a. victory In the upen- hi.» opponent um 1-2 pound -hulf of the ninth, but the All‘ inl encounto thus tying the series.

Saint Dunstan: University Rug- by team, provincial champions- ‘ after being held to I five-all dud- look in the openlnl hi" °1 m "“ nlbltion game at: the forum! Abcgwelt. grounds Saturday after- noon ran rough-shod ovar a Prince or Wales-Nomad azsreizatlon l“ the final half for a 29-8 view?!’- The red 1nd white machine. heavy pre-game favorites, surpris- ed everyone even themselves when they cracked under the spirited forraya of their less slightly built

encounter immediately lllgfygfd W ﬂwlde "Ia tum m moot Mona- lon All-Stan, New Irunlylgk champion; in the Mgr-mm cunt; In the event of Btollcrfon uptur- llllthe opener only one [Lme will bo pllycd.

Battcrlon for the lame today wlll_ be Mullins and Mclfinnon for the Rover: with Pom and Won-h for the visitors. The Stellarton lineup wlll likely be unchnnicd but lhc Rovers lust night announced IQV- eral shifts in their squad. *

West Kent School opened the footbull season by t-rounclni the Bummeraido Aoadcmy 11-0. The Oinrlottctown squad went on the offensive with the opening whistle ma with consistent gains they! forced the Academy boys back. Atl the five minute mark Andrew. took the ball from a llneout tn plunge over for the opening try which went unconverted. The play surg- ed up and down the field until about five minutes from the end of the first. half when the W. K. B.

Fred Jenkins and E“ were two Nomad veteran; i“ Fred. donning the cleats for first tire this year may "whale" of a game on the {q line, while Ev. showed to adva on the three-quarter string

Father McGulgan. coach o; Saints. was a pleased though ,, what: worried gentleman. -~ tcnm made up of mostly p, .

liulitvr. stars lillwing inside baseball alli "w "I'M W"! play the deciding . -- through the tilt puted me game out ""”"‘_~“"_“' -'~1_ , bgqgkflglﬂ ghflgd g paging play oppgngntg and blew up "K0 B. kl“ 11135975 "n 8W9 Oil!‘ Maillot-

of the fire by sending two men on Bummersida’; 25 yard lino that in the opening minutes 0f Dliy- such a battle. wonder what

law Hell rue ‘ over to muke the 1n the second half, however. the lumen to our second team

scurryng across the plate on the strength of three hits and a. sacri- fice play to end the grime and send the west Entu-rs home with a hard earned victory _ ,. .- A

~Biil Sliei'i'y . tried 0n L118 mound for tho All Sink, but was relieved by "Lefw" McAlccr iii the foil.'i't.h, WtlO in tum WliS relieved by the old

Saints really went to town. They Intercollegiate series?" he re scored six tries and converted on ed. three to amass o. 24-point splurge. C. ‘rrainor and C. Glllunt each scored a pair of touchdowns. while MacKinnon and Wall?! B0- counted for the other two. Higgins did the converting.

score 6-0-

The second hulf saw the Sum- merslde boys open up u bit. They kept the ball in W. K. s. territory for the better part of the period. Rankin and Hogan raced off some long rum that were only stopped by bud West. Kent tackles. In the

German Team wWlialenAnd~ Wins Bike Grind W“ | i3 m S T0 Reserve

Canadian Rugby And United States Football Results

On the other hand ‘Prof. . MacDonald, coach of the college rutzgurs. appeared pleased with the fighting nu outfit. "m the first.

_ . _ _ , _ ,, ,. (C.P. By Guardian's S cial Wire it§1§3§iieut.{“x§»iib bllglclal Dwn MONTREAL, Oct. lwlﬁrhe speed} __._ lact minute of play W. K. B. drlb- The final score of the encounter practice they've had," he ave _ Emiers m, e55 m me three m”. 5 German combination of Gustav Kjl- Two promlsln‘ pm“ hock”? bled overthc Bummerslde line with is hardly B, criterion of the play. _ lliillfiix (‘ﬂy Imiisue (Senior) he'“,0rk0d‘ PM“ Bo er <0“ “g6 an-l-Ieinz Vopel captured first place m, Wm, pmmmng “mm. Renata. falling on the ball. The city team. composed mostly \Vuli(ii‘l'€l's. n; Dalhoilsic Univ- ‘mum, 1013mm ‘.,.,v,,,é‘f"_ mun‘ m Mbhtrealks 15m lntemational six- “Mich,” ham "m, 1,4,, u", Perrvli atlvmvt at convert was of P. W. c. players and outwcigh- A D r-rgityt 5_ pushed bung up ha“ but "equenf day bike race which ended hut, u“ 0| hock” emlxmn“ "on g _ . ed 1n an depugmeng, at m; qut- ppfOves at NM“ MM“ I"‘°"“°ll°3ia“" errors by his team mates limcl h.m mam‘ this province this morning, Linetlm- act matched speed against. the ‘iciidlﬂ- 31 Si» Flliml‘ Xmler- 3‘ in trouble all during the tut. Im“D1°"" ﬁ°n°h m“ “m The: are Wlif Whllon and Bummmid" mm“ EdWB-Pd weight of thou- opponenl-s Ind 101' For Test cam

Oallatit; three quarterback. Blair Baker, Charlie Hogan; half, Ben-

n time carried the play. Condition-

Torchy and Doug Peden, Canadian ing and team play prevailed. 110W-

(tiel. Boigcz" it-ti his team at. but with team’ ﬂed m nuleage “u! me mm Robert "Tic" Williams who will

(First of best-of-tiirce st-rics. thrcc iilLs out of four times at _ , , - llnc u with R i th pi-ovincfiil srinl-tisirils), but. Mucullinn poured the “tinting gelllsinvfsylpepgfialscgsgidnd 212i 051W grew“ waif‘ h‘: ‘h: ton Rankin. Murray Willett. ‘fume ever. and as wave after wave of ———- Senior Exhibition: run for the All Stars in the ninth with the mmwh and can“ l“ coming season. ﬁlrlés- Lgafmeul; 1°W1rﬁ' attack broke against a stalwart. $111115?’- doci-dl5 ~—(CP- Caledonia. l-i; Mount Allison‘ nun lie also did Justice with the ' < . _ Both product or the inlaid r 5 - “"95” ‘l? i Saint. backfield like so many wnves ers —- aim an Australia teams scoring 1163 and 686 rebpcct James ﬁrms, B.“ wood’ John on the “who” m’ any tam.‘ Sum, Mme, m, the my,

uiiltrm having nvo hits to his credit. Charlie Ryun also secured (‘W0

Junior ranks, Wllllunc being a

member ot the Abbie Juniors “Ashe” °" M81151‘ Cricket

next yegr. Five test matches

University, 0. 1 _ _ my Macmm’ Tamm‘ Mame!“ own defense crumbled and finally

Club. have been approved by Australian Cricket Board of .

Australia holds cricket sup acy by vii-tine of its trium the series played in the m .. wealth last. winter. The 1i

Kennedy, Downs, Luoocta, Vtcker- son, E. Melend-

McGill And A

3. UPPER CANADIAN RESULTS fntnrprovlnrlal Unfon: Ottmivu, li; Hamilton. 0. Toronto. i4; Montreal. 0. intercollegiate linion:

All slur»: ,Gz1llant 1f, B. Sherry p, and s», Gillis 3b, J. Sherry 1b, and c. Ryuu e and lb, McCallum p uiid 2b, McAleei' I) and cf, Gai- laiit rt. l-lcnnessey cf.

(Allis; Flonntigati lb, Poultion cf, McGee c, Boigcr p. MbCormadt lf,

1y thrown into a retreat. The re- treat shortly assumed rout PW‘ portions and before the Saints could rally their scattered forces Fred Jenkins, chunky but speedy forward. ciimaxed a. smashing

Aid T0 Hockey

their worth when they [rad- uatedilnto senior rank; 1nd their presence on the Item-w lineup this season should bol- ster the (‘ape Breton Iallnd eu-

ToRotiTo," Oct. 15 —tCP)— try considerably.

Take a tl-p, kids, from Joe Prlmeau.

Queens‘ 4; University or west‘ Cgliaghu 2b viahar 3b Murphy S! If you want to be a. hockey 81-81‘ spectacular running attack of the cm Ontario, 5. ll t l t _ i ' "u." “"6” 7‘ U"“'°““y °’ T°"°‘“°' Pew“ m not 02o ooo-a a a he u" n down hm much w Argos Score my collection to tcaniynltyie 3.33.. l. totglaghﬁe: 3J3." _-,_ Cubs _ do a lot of roller-skating in the over the line for he a I m M the count 18.1514111- °°° 199102-4 5 summer. ' of the grime. Doug Saunders oon- r91" ‘e t Owasr p] Si’ film irs es. ayc n

verbed easily to put. the City team five-up.- Stung by this unexpected reverse the Saints threw Off U10 lethargy that; had envelop“ "1"" and took the offensive. In steam- roller fuhion they moved down the field until John A. Mﬂcvvmld plunked over for the Saintfs open- ing count. Higgins converted t9 deadlock the score. In the second half the City boys dug in doggedly to rmvent the score from mounting against them. but the red and white machine was not to be denied and, clicking from the scrum out. amps Ill be- fore them to predominate the play The lone try for the Cit-y team in this half came when Coyle scooped up a. loose ball and ran some 4-0 yards to erotic the line. The ti‘? went. unconverted.

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Saints —\‘E‘ul1baok. Pinelu; mere-quarters, Walsh- S m it. h, Roach, MauKtnnon; Halves, Hig- gins. J. MacDonald, B. Trainer; Forwards. Hennessey L. Connolly.

Wa n d e rers Rugby Upsets

Ontario Union. Biilmy Bench, 34; Hamilton Puri- thers, 3. Western (fnriferencc:

Winnipeg, l7: Calgary. 2. UNITED STATES FOOTBALL Tulane. '1; Colgate. 6. Dartmouth, 4i; Brown, 0. Harvard, 0; Navy. 0. Georgia, (l; Holy Cross, '1_ Pittsburgh, :0 Fbrdham, 0. Army. 7; Yale, l5. Notrc Dnmoﬂi: Carnegie Tecli,9. lviitnxestitn. 3i); Michigan. 6.

Pennsylvania. 6; Columbia, 2G. Miami, 0; Ohio U, l9. St. Johns (MdJ (l: New York. 5ft. Villzmova. 20; Manhattan, 0. Lafayette. 6: Georgetown, 0. Syrovusv, l4: Cornell. 6. Print-etch. l6; Chicago. 7. Purdue. '7; Northwestt-rti. 14. Okiahonm, (i; Nebraska, 0 incl, Iowa, (i; Wisconsin. l3. Alabama. 4; Tennessee. '1. Iowa Stntc. 8; Kansas, l4. CfliliOYlii-"i. Aggies, 0; California.

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Umpire. Bill Ryim.

Acadians And Tie

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WOLFVILLE. N. S., Oct. l'i— Aczitlin UliHTlKSii)’ and St. Francis xﬂVltW Uiiit‘(*l'sity' fought. to a 3'3 tic hcrc SJLHFGZLV in the opening game o1 it bost-ot-tliroe series for the right to enter the Nova Scotia inter (illeginto ruuby finals.

Tho ivintier of the Acadia-St. F. X oiTlCS Will play the survivor of the Hdiiiklh’ brittle between St. Mary's Kings. and Nova Scotla Tet-k for })i'tl\'li1('l€1l honors.

The virting tc-anrs aggressive pluy (laminated the gums against. Acadia and the Axemen fought bflUk brill-unity, Olllv to see Ray Mliry. Xnveririii wing; three-quill‘- tor. hz-ctilt ntvny for a try in the

Primeau, in case it isn't fully remembered, retired from pro-' feasionul hockey a. yea: M10. their by breaking up that famed front. rank of Toronto Maple uafs-the original “kiid 1111:."

When a. youngster of it), living in British Columbia, Primeau said there wasn't always enough wint- er to get in much ice skating “so I used to roller gkate all summer long." '

"Say. I must have used up a. half-dozen pairs of skates one slimmer. It exercises the came muscles and I think it. does you good i-f you want. to play hockey.’ aald Primsau.

Twenty-nine contests have drawn. ' The opening test in i938 ~ i played at Trent Bridge, Not ham. June I0. Lords. famotu don home of the M. C. C. I the venue of the second tilt. 24. Other matches were soiled for Manchester. July a and July 22 with the final en at the Oval. London. Aux. 20. The Australia-n team is d arrive in England April 2i. route, the team will play a - clay match against. Ceylon. W. James. native of Netting nhtre, wu appointed mam; the beam. He. managed the trallan end of the M. C. 0.‘: cent tours and has acquired it reputation as an efficient o fur. Sixteen players, as on the tour. will form the A team. which will be picked 2'1, 1938, after the match be New South Wales and victo sydney. The Austrglian Board of 0o

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MONZIFHEAL, Oct. 1'7 —(OP)—- Firat place deadlocks in the into!‘- provlncial md intercollegiate foot- ball unions were broken Saturday when Toronto Argos and McGill University scored the only upsets on the Eastern Canadian front.

Argos, playing at home. sur- vived one withering Montreul of- fensive for a. 14-0 victory agalnsti the highly rated Indians and took‘ over first. pliwo in the Big Four. A last second touchdown gave Mc- Gl-ll a. 7-6 win against. University of Toronto and enabled Unlverslyt of Western Orltario. who defeated Qllﬁelfs 5-4, to take the lead in the college circuit. .

Ottawa Rpughrlders moved back into the interprovincfai fight- by trlmmlng Hamilton 'I‘i¢ers 11-0. while Ln the Ontario union Balmy Bﬂwh wok first Place with a aa-a victory against. Hamilton Panthers.

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HALIFAX, Oct. 17-11mm“ Wm. derers continued on their unde- feated way in the Halifax City Rugby League Saturday by defeat.- ing Dalhousie University Tigers, l1- 5

‘The college team. League cham- plons last year but. who have not.- Today’ at 3L the m“, who made broken into the winning column bination of Prlmeau - Charlie; cm, league rivals by a try m the COHBCIIBT-HBYVE}! Jackson, says he “s; “mum of pay h” “m regrets" ‘or quitting a!‘ Although the Tigeis had the edge “mush “'5 5 "me h” “‘°"°5‘ H” in territory, Wanderers were able hasn't any Ideas, though. of stmp- m take advantage of opanmgsl A pint: into harness ﬂzein- try m the first. period was uncon- I-Eals and Prime“ Wen‘ 5°93“ vertecl but Jock Miller placed the ate ways when hockey demanded ban between the uprighw 1n the more time than the dark-haired l second ha“ afiel- me Second w“,

i/lintlerliilt. 6; Southern Metho-

M_ _ first half. It was not converted. nil-emu“ “id ago; “u, fmmi , d KaREaS Sum,“ 13. Marquette“ o‘ Ariiciia evciiod‘ the count in the £615 cemenfﬂmck b,,_.,§,,.,,_ §.,.-, a, ,' $42511: stqriviattio aslﬁggd. ‘gal-MM? chishmm- Kelly. Mclnnls, C- has ie-ii: Jointed D. G. =»-i Oklﬂhnnu‘, o, Nehmska‘ 0 ‘mp l eecorid hint ‘when cliraham Run- famuy mm, Wm, three children, t long m“ by the Wanderers. bub ' Trainor, C. Gallant. (Bout-h Australia). E. A. I Lns Anizvles. '7; Oreizon stair-Al. ‘ m“? £95m“ {WW 9° m‘ o" a pm‘ .50 business won. 1 field brought the score up to five D d p_ w_ q_.N°m9,d _.1I\u1ib;¢i<, (New South Wales) and K. 0- Texns Christian, 'i; Texas A, dz‘ am Ick‘ Asked if Connie Smythe. munu- before the Dal forward: dribbled Sinclair; ‘Thrbﬂ-qlllfl-efl. Owle- Johns” (New 80m“ w M, 7, """""" "— " ger of the Leafs, or either of his over the line. Bus Phillipa convert- Macghmon, Toqmblv Doyle; selectors. 1'1“- -' former forward mates ever talked ed if» H5 Elle ﬂame eﬂded- naive‘; Mwpqngld, Bimchurd, DERICmN N B T)“

Captain Andy Duffus of the Wanderers brought. the spectators to their feet in the second half by a. spectacular drop-kick fmm in front of the Tigers’ posts. It struck one upright and bounded back into the playing field.

Saunders; Forwards. Richardson, A. Gillis. W. Gdltis. Mooney, Mul- llnl. Hughes. Jenkins. Bubs. Dona.- hoo. Mchgue.

Referee —James McCallum.

Olurlcs "Knucker" Irvine, -~ Moncton Hawk wing player. tonight he was leaving " for Cornwall. Ontario, to 0o the training squad of the Haven ma. les-

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LAUREL, Md, Oct. 1‘l—'I‘wo 35,1. 1091118 Ipoedstera tunned in a "soon. less tie" Saturday-a dead-heat be-. tween Seabiucuit. and Heelfly in the 34th running of the $7.500 added Laurel Handicap.

scabiiicuit, o. s. Howard's 10a":

about his returning to the Nation- ui Hockey Mamie wars. Prlmeau said Conacher was the only one to rcmank on it and ‘then only jokingly.”

"smythe and I haven't talked hockey amco I quit last. year," glid

I‘ 0 Caledonlans

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Sonrls boys master. 1 ~l- -i~ + -l‘

Leslie us iisiinl just laughs that off. (toot-go doesn't think thvre is‘ a hCt\V_\’\V0lQhC in the province tlint cuii hike his measure and as ho

football still has its nibwitlon.

continues to beat back Islanders‘ SACKVILLF N B Oct "___ n

hall, _ m] H“, b _ '1 < ‘ I v - Joe. B once when I was talking huidiqp qhqnpiqn mo“ wen and

‘uJ/ondiilggiefqtherse l.:“c>t-Li:ot.. 3.11mi? ‘C.P'I_'C“‘°“g““ “Bill Sliilld- to chute ha- said ‘you know. Joe. , battled things out. with Floradora A fair crowd turned out to no h° dﬂs "f i P Mliﬁilel cull and you wen nuts to quit the game." Beresford Picks imd Deliberiitor, but. couldn't get the season's» main-raiser.

“t m“ p""““'"t mnc- Wm‘ m“ m‘ the Eastern Canada Rnwriy Title Apart from his remilar job 50011 everything under contra

“pm” “r Blgga“ “W” dmmvt! dvfcuted ‘Vftuint Allison University n 1 x h ke mm O1 mm . “ _ m b‘, I w i _ ~ ‘I In i - a. or ht‘. Nb red rom 0C .V- n _ _ 111KB U, A. C. COIXIP- 111g 3517",; ggyum cgnhollgd npptn t "my one that 111i hen. yfhitldtiY 14-0. The Culcdo- Prlmeuu wrote a. sports column for; English Oarsrnan obligate: 07,43", tlxiieanéiiont the bait pmcﬂgﬂly mmughout ‘ ' WP the contest, but. the backfield fail-

shiiitl tip before the riiiiiied battles the Soul-is fighter stages. + + + w‘:

In order to avoid a repetition of whnt. hnpponoti iii tile last boxihs!‘ ciirri stalled ht-rc. Promoter Joey McDonald nnuoiint-eti that the "no foul" rulc will be m effect here for all future fights.

‘~i- ~t‘- +4 '~i-' Adoption of this rule not only

a. ‘while in a daily paper here. "The darn thing used to keep me up until all hours of the morning." he raid. “But thpt wasn't what burn- cti me up. It was people used to ask who was ‘ghosting’ my column for me." - Prlmeau predicted a great 1931i- 38 season for Conacher, the 210- pOilIld wingman who broke his wrist soon after last. sowons start

nlniis run i-oughsiind over the mounlies in the first half to pllo tip their l4 points. The second half told ti rlltiorcni story a; the tnountics held the visitors scorc- lcss and kept. play well in Caledo- iiitt tvrrtiory. but lacked the extra punch to go_over the line. Caledo- nlri wits forced to touch for safety four titties in the filial half.

champion beat. off that challenge. But Heelfly, buy can of Rnyal Bord-Canny, entered by '1‘ P. Mor- zan. was 00min: up fast after break ng badly and traiiinq the field for half a mile. He came up side by side with Beablacuit. fifty Yards from the (line and the two thoroughbred; omssed the line noso-to-noao.

The "tile" split. the purse. xlving

ed to cnpltaltu on the ploy until the second half.

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LONDON,Oct.17 (OP) --A sculler and an eight will repre- sent England at the British Ems pire Games at Sydney. Australia. in February. The team will leuvu Dec. 4.

The Amateur Rowling Associ- ation has assigned the veteran sculler, Jack Bergatord,

Yes folks the “Biond“ Bomber lending the shock troops of the city team was none other thnn the old maestro himself. "Whitey" Gillie. »

Chisholm. ﬂuhyuorwurd of the

protects the fighters but also the > H and never got going afterwards. olymmc m, , ,. _ __ m t f 1 _1 _ . co-wlnners $4,537.50 each. ‘that Saints. is u new recruit and halls fiiiih- Biiiiimvd tin biirfiv it l». Iii Rellleillber when He said Conaoher has more ° "' ° “m” “g an “u ‘m’ cut boosted Seablaoultls earniniﬂ for from ucrou the border. He is fast

pmglish eight. Formerly tim eight which won the Grand Chnllonle Trophy at Henley was choun to

natural ability than anybody I aver saw."

the year to $157,117 and his total

linking himself at. home in the ulna his dwl boil-n to $395118“).

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the event of any boxer claiming a mgllsh rugby guns. L

foul a doctor shall be culled in to

(By The Canadian Pros!)

examine him.‘ 1f no evidence of n m“ “m, Gleam“ amour,‘ adv ~—_-----_ foul exists t-he fight shall b9 ccn- my; g t . b M h '1 "I WIN DOUBLES TITLE "Dfesﬁnl/ England. P. H. hﬂlﬂfl. y “Hume sMme-s tinned immediately and if there has H n o M u is c uh chlcwc‘ “'1” Emzush “mate” cmmpum- entry. hook third position. mint: ‘$312; rm musggm:

Whltc Soto-after the 191D world series hﬂilifiili with Cinclnattl, rc-

will be the souller.

Those approached for the eight: include: '1‘. D. Boylimd. E. u. Hewitt. R. Hambrldge. M. P. Lee. all of Iondon; D. G. Kfngaford. G. fawis. M. P. t Lennon. D. Bum-

LONDON, oct. 17-Jean Saund- ers. former Calgary star and K. Schroeder of Sweden. Snturduy won the national covered courts mixed doubles tennis championship at; Queens Club. They defeated Miss P.

from the playm.

The burning question panting saint Dnnstatrs cheering section is who wu the over-enthusiastic fan who hollered "bingo" when u

been a foul cohimlttcd the fighter on tho receiving endshail boglvcn Sign...‘ n, n,,,,,,,“,.r M W,“ "O ton minutes in which to reeupcr- today. Seven White snx‘ pigyer; all? Mid then ill" MM Sllllll "i ivcre barred from organllod buc- continiied. In other words. a fight‘ but] and m‘. 5a_y;-nr_n]d pim-

rock. oucford University; A. P. 370W“. R. l-Innnm. J- Bur-rough of the ‘Thames Club and G. Wells. Pembroke College.

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