_“eight minutes from the opening

-< -ians to hold the line. For the first

- took the bit between their teeth and

iNOVEMBER 12, 1931

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;5Saint Dunstans_MBGIllANll Win Island Title V I CS TAKE

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-‘Defeat Abegweit Ruggers Yes- terday 3 To Nil

. Playing a superior brand of foot-

;Dunstan's University rugbyists an- fnexed the Prince Edward Island 'championship yesterday afternoon by defeating the Abegweits 3 to nil 'in the third game of the series. The Red and White team won the open-

_s_3'§ng game and held Abegweits to a zxiraw in the second encounter. "f The unconverted-try was realized

Zwhistle, Justin MacLelIan, speedy Ewing three quarter going over after

blocking a. kick on his opponents’ twenty-five yard line. It was ii bril-

' 'iiaiit try anq cleanly executed. .‘_'.'.‘ Taking a page from the inter- ' ‘ scholastic book, the Collegians flash- " ed a. tricky and fast traveling back- ~t`ield attach that had the local for- ' 'wards and backs tackling like I‘ro-

'seight minutes of play Abegweits

‘ literally steam-rollered the Univer-l sity men into the ground, but trys

» were out of the question, due mainly

to the educated toes of the kicking md, Dunphy, McMillan dnd`o'con-

' nor.

Rcorganizing their forces, the

'- opponents, whose back lines seemed

to crack at ciitlcal junctuies, and

as above mentioned .followed a kick- _' “ner the C“"“die“5'New Y°rk Ram

ing advance that brought them vic- tory.

The Abegweit team individu-

ally were good, but lacked team play, especially on the half and three quarter lines, where costly fumbles lost for them many yards of valuable territory. /

The red and white champions eas-

ily deserved their win yesterday. Each and every offensive play was timed to a niccty and their kicking for gains left little to be desired. The ~Abegweits on the other hand, were by no means outclassed. They play- ed hard football, as the score in- dicates, and on more than one oe-

' casion, forced the Saints into her- culean football to keep the oval from crossing the line. _

THE LIN EUPS

Ahegweits Saints

i Fullback

O’Nelll 0‘Connor 'I‘hree Quarters Power Murphy

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MONTREAL. Que.. Nov. 11.-The

_Iva Hmm champion McGill University team

Kennedy defeated Canadiens, and Victorias

Kelly _'Upset Montreal Amateur Athletic

Jenkms Mcmtyre _Association here tonight as the lid L_ Connolly McLellan _.was pried off the senior group. Que- Richardson .Monaghan _bee Amateur Hockey Association,

Winter 0amPB1Bn. The scores were;

Referee- H. Morrissey. McGill, 3; Canadiens, 2; Victorias,

' 3; M. A. A. A., 2.

PUNT ii*

Jimmy Duffy, flashy young fly- H L

ing quarter of the Abegwelts. never' a | I

played better in his life than he _

did yesterday. It is regrettable, es-| peclally after going thruogh a. tough

season practically unscathed, to sustain the painful injury of a

dislocated elbow. At s late hour-_ (Canadian Press) last night he was reported as rest- MONTREAL, Que., Nov. 11.-The ing comfortably. National Hockey League schedule

_._; V begins tomorrow night at Toronto,

"Duke" Dixon, one of the pm- Detroit and Montreal. Referees for

verbial “unsung heroes" of the for- the three opening contests were an- wai-d line, was Q5 usual 3 wwe; of nounccd here today as follows: At strength on the' Abegweit front ‘Toronto, Bobby I-Iewitson and Jerry guard yesterday. H15 "healing" in Goodman will handle the game be- the sm-um was one of the big (eq. tween the Maple Leafs andthe Chi- tm-es of me game_ "Dun" has a cago Black Hawks; at Detroit, lot of weight, and carries it like George Ma1li11S0n and Ellsvbe Dais- a baugam, nault will referee the clash between

_ the Falcons and the New York Am-

- ericans and in Montreal Cooper

°°“¥“““”-*“°“S Sams' smeatcn and Biii shaver wiii look

Woolner LePage _

Two football titles for one Uni gets ch,5h_

versity isnt 3 had 5°“5°“'S W°"k The Lieutenant-Governor of On- dn no gridiron. S. D- U- h°1d-S the mid, Hon. w_D.R/dss,wi1i face me senior and intercollegiate chem- puck in the mst game to he played pl0nShll’)S Of P. E. ]'SlB.l’id fOr 1931-32. in the new gal-den5_ Hom L_ A_

M David, Provincial Secretary and

Murphy, Justin McLellan, Jimmy P sid 0 f th C 0| H h

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Coyle. Dunphy and M¢M11lf1H are clilb viili iierforln ifnllkeaservizg IIVE mv-er signed a tesumonful and Fm

not going to start now. I just want to

give you a little inside information and tell you what I think of men who aren’t particular about shavingf’

a machine in themselves. the 100,11 gum0_

Big Bill Power was closely guard-

ed yesterday-and even-» at that the' ’

tall three quarter wing almost

snaked over.

When Saints are kicking, there L A R

isn’t s. team in the Maritimes that

can out-boot them.

-'* ` BUENOS stuns, Nov., 11-<A.

Tm-V M°'th“’5°n passed his °m' P.)-"Mineral", leading money win- cm Whistle 0”” yesterday t° d°“ ner among South American race 9' N3 and get mm th” game' He horses, today gafioped to a three worked well on the Abbie front line. length victory in the gm-105 pem-

*_* grlni Stakes to add sixty thousand

Now for todays game-West Kent pesos (about 025300) to his Scom and Queen Square- TW and awk Mineral finisnedihe a,ooo more

“I wonder if people realize the big part I play in helping callers to see their man. Frequently the decision is entirely up ro me. Members -of the organization ask my opinion of an unknown visitor before they decide whether to see him or not. When I say 'not so good', his chances of getting

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by are pretty poor. And if a man d_oesn`t look nice and fresh, if lic isn’t clean shaven, 'riot so good', is the word I pass along."

“You can take this for what it’s worth. In my opinion every man, whether he's fi salesman, a truck driver, a plumber or an office worker, should shave carefully and oftcn.'_’

We agree with you, young lady, a man looks anything but attractive with a growth of stubble on his face. Until recently shaving may have been an uncomfortable and sometimes painful chore. Now Gillette

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the ,W1“n°"_'W° °°m‘°t~ Journey (approximately a mile and ~ $5* 3'" _

seven furlongs) in three' minutes,

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' I arm. ___ Mcmuan H0117 R|¢hal'dS0!1»' Abbie Crush' _four and three-:fifths seconds for a R A Z O R SB LA DES Gormley " Lynch ‘ng forward' suffered 8' painful eye new s°ui'h A-mefican !'e°°1`d f°l' the 1085 St. Alexander Sr. Montreal Quebec

Hmmm _ L_ Dum iniuryin the opening i.air_bur typ- d,st,,,,,,e_ ’ ’

I-lalvas ~

ical of the husky Ontario boy-he Firmeza was second th,-ee kngths ----lA-'---f-'-‘-'-‘ "“_" `_;`__ __ "nm carried on He layed with only W

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ifffincmman - D _ behind Mineral. Five ran. V I 00-~--~. - I r ' ‘ i I ° 0. B E f t

°-3”-»’ I in W-i- LooKiNG in/1 ovi+_.i<. Y. Bowan. il. . . e ea s _ other was closed. However this did _

J. Connolly _ Dunphy

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not keep him from the Legion Todayss pm-se made his winnings ___ _/__ _ _ _-_

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since--He was there, shiner nad gg; the season approximately $'75,~ i ILL NOT APPEAR ON H_,_!_“.Ax

_*iw* Douglas Hickeson, Abegweit coach _ i J R Nclmn 1_1

. , , , W111 an-ive in the city from 'Ikironto "As for as the Halifax Forum and - - » - - 0

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‘ HIOKESON HERE TONIGHT ‘CE

,The Sea Czves

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his suspension from the Kansas City team, in the American Hockey League, cams as a big surprise to "Paddy" Byrne here today. He was suspended indefinitely for failure to report for practice.

Byrne is tryingkto secure rein-

statement in tho National Hockey League, attempting to get a try-out with the Montreal Maroons, und said today if his suspension by the Kansas City Club would aid him in

i getting playing status in the N. H.

L., he would be satisfied. Recently' he was denied reinstatement in thei National League, but he is still in- tent on pressing his claim.

Falling B0 feet from a building

pk e amw ou anyou

HALIFAX. N~ S-i NOV- 11--K1n8`S who comgxliere highly recommei-ill informed of a. clcspntcli from the E G- \Vi1li-"mls 115 _

'_College football team won the inter- ed as one who knows his h00k0y_|Queh0_c Cx), tclhhg of the hwposcdj T. M. Brclinut 170 140--3195

' ‘C“““‘"“” rm", mediate English rusby championship and ho.-1 ii, should be played, wiiikour ei- the Mmm: nsyai Lmgiid --'

I °' H*‘“f“" my mdayf d°f°“““3 be even a free hand to coach and intm,,cdiate5_ Tomi ................. isa:

MTAWA' °"t" N°"' u'_Th“ Wsndvfefsinfefmedistes 6 to 0- ic th 'te ich t tsidd “st iviicmm-. iidfi asked for fi

m t. of the diss earance of ,, ., - _ . _ .~ ,M¥;e;'_ M_ T ue 32 of mm_ help or valuable suggestions. Thi going here, but uric n0t '1CC'2DUf|’ Tm_h(mA],"ER§

ii 0 my b°kr’ W S fed t work of a coach these days is said Mr. Clancy.

nen awa ro er, was ov o- . , 1 _ - . 1 slated (0,.

plenty hard without making it This team is asa _

day when her b°dy was “und n°M`- Nat L Llberal more nerve-racking by the “Do’S Charlottetown, accorcling io iles-iv, 0_ Davy 12;; mg in the Gatineau River' mar ` ° and the lJont's" of cnthiisiastic and.patches, but so for as Forum oiiic- 1-‘_ McIi_it_vre 162 _Firm P°|1'll7~ Que- she dlmppeafed Conventlon rabid followers of thc game. Too:ials are concerned iiicy lifivint /\_. P._~.'im ‘>°4 _ X _ _

of each province. the'M. A. H. A. the Big Show.

NOTICE

A meeting of tho Registration

Committee of tho Maritime Amateur Ilockey As,-,ooiatlon will he held at the Brunswick Hotel, Moncton, on Saturday, November 14th, at 3.30 i P. M. Any hockey clubs in the Mari- times who have players whose clngi- blllty is questionable are requested to semi delegates to this meeting, Where IIIIYGYI’ playing status will be decided. -

Kmg s tonight to take up his new duticsilhe Wolverines are concerned. St._;V.__C_I;D.1;ies

as leader of the Abcgweit hockey Micliuels Hockey Club, of Montreal fl 1 00 ~ - ~ ~ -~-

_.M team of 1931_32_ will not play in Halifax" said P, L_ _ Jean MacLean 97

Up Its Dead lC°“°‘“*“\ PNSS) It is ho that the Ontario man, Clancy, lessee of the Forum when l 12011 R109 86

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» lAcadians 33-G

ifilifiilifxperience And Weight Pre- ifis-325 _ _ i _» gg-ggi dominating Factor In One- _,,,

133--251|

Sided Victory.

Ciiiizirlizin Press) I U. N. B. on il.._~ if . .;i;1l _.diz-

S.»\CliVlLLiE. N. B., Nov. ll -_cd cvc‘r_v U;i,:~ ii i "i._\‘, and

Uiii\'ci'sli_v of New Bruiis\vick's red iiii'nv<l iii ;i 4-<»;;\_:i _.i . ~_

and bliick clad ruggcrs cioiinod thc, Z\i'i‘L= :‘ii:;ii in »l~:.\ ;i 1. rim 1; latex'

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mm an mn at Wakefield' Where she I ? many cooks spoiléd more than one heard ii thing from thc Montreal J. F. Fi-asm' 125 had been convalescing following an 0 of soup ' team A00,.Q._‘. Fosm 04 operation. on the night oi october n e Ing’ p° . .~ _

M. Li\1iig.<ifiiic li”.0

WINNIPEG, Man-. Nov. 10.-Plans WILL DECIDE PLAYERS’ EVERY Cli`A.l\'(_‘.'.§ IN ’i'llF. WORLD I L_ Amigi-_~;m1 _ . 117

for a National Liberal convention in s'f’.~\'l"US The majority of hockey. writers in ; 1933 will undoubtedly be among Canadian and United States ciiics

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_matters which will be discussed at a A meeting of the -Rcgistrat1on;l~z\_vZng representatives in the Na- ' TCL" ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' - '" lm tin ith Dominion Lih 1 C te th M iti Amat-~- . ` - 1. '_ :tall

ee g o e era or- ommit e of e ar me tional Hockey League, mu- ins -

lganization committee called for Nov. eur Hockey Association will be held ed tic Canadians as slight cliiinccs E\_Gw_`Fm 23 at Ottawa, J. C. Davis,Presidentiat the Brunswick Hotel, M'cncton..to repeat in the Nuiioiml League ‘ ‘ “' ‘

S U S P E N D E D of the Manitoba Liberal Association, ion Saturday, November 14, at 3.30 and Stanley Cup series. Th., Can-

said tonight. lp. m. Hockey clubs in the Maritime_si_adiuns, with their clizimpionship Prominent Liberals who will ga- .who have playerslwhose eligibility team intact, have S0'fu1'c<l several

' (camdhn Pun) ther latg this month forthe Ottawa -is questionable are requested to fine substitute players, while the

OTTAWA out Nav n__wm_do1, committee include the party leader, send delegates to this meeting, addition oi' Dune Munro, foriner|

' " ' ` lRt. Hon. Mackenzie King, one vice- when players' playing status will be Maroon pilot, to their outfit., is re-

prcsldent representing each pro- decided. The meeting has been call- garded as a. muster stroke. Munro vince and six other representatives ed by H. 0. Schryer, Pi-csidciit of ranks with the best. defenceman in

A McLCu'i‘<‘n .. 117 Biciikliorn Zlii A. Hoivnii, 153 A. Nlcholsoii ._ l."~!i Sunil . . . . . . ._ _ lui H. Towiisciirl _ I-ST H. Ho\\'utt . . . _ . 1 1.-i

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FORUM PROGRAM §; ~

FOR BALANCE OF WEEK

Today, '10.00 :i.m.-Abbies practice.

Today. 8-00i1~m- to 10-00-Skating with Iinnfi.

Friday, 10.00 ii.m.-Abbics practice.

Friday, 8 p.m. to 10.00 p.m.-Skating with lliind. Saturday, 0.00 a.m. to 10.00 a.ni.-Abbies practice. ' Saturday, 10.00 ii.m. to 11.00 a.m.-Fredericton

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being erected onthe Hoteioecu sim ir. o. somuran, o e P uc we

in London, Frederick culvert. ii rmidgic . Saturday, 3.00 to 5.00-Skating with Band.

Cl'ial'l0i1f€f0WIl . workmen, landed unhurt on some lliaritime Amateur- Hockey Assoc. .

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1004300 the F1'cclei‘icton Collegian# expel'-i

9°_207||&cnce told as they held off early: "" """"_é”

_"Acadian thrusts and bore down to‘

104-) run up il'ir‘ir count in the l.i1ici':Muqf To Work

_.stages oi the game. U'

i Weather and field \\‘oi'e ideal for; ._.___

,tlic nuiuiiin pastime niirl hosts oil _ ‘i;uDlJoi‘tri's of both collcvcs flocked PMIIS' 'NW' H' ""\‘P"‘""Fm““"`

linto snckiillc to .loin the local stu- ml """""‘ ’ l"""'3`m "" 1’-" U‘@_

n7_234 cient body iii hacked Sraiiclstaiids. "fi1“"~‘~" _U1 ii' i3"'_~lil1~’11 il.\_ll1l>!_\

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A liif';:ii>i‘i' ol lic i riiilv mid ills

1031 2128 _thc line for llircc. _ _ _ _

Acadins linrrl-tackling and agres-‘¢lo\\'iifii.l of Aiii/iisii niirl hurl iii-

.siife squad wi-nt on the offensive aslvesiniciiis previous in that li.ifl

the gnnic storied and were in scor-;drn.inf:r1 his i'rs'ii1i‘cl‘s_ ills .sons iiuve `iiig position on more than one OC- tivo more years of schooling before casion, only io lose out through they can expect to corn n living.

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