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t: We learned the business. the making, measuring, cutting and , Iitting it's only reasonable that any man in the business a ought to. We learned it in large cities where people go to learn and i“ study dllferent lines. Your personal a" nee depends on . the way your clothes ﬂt, 1s that not right? Our coat collars h the neck. collar strips are matched clean cut shoulders. no to sloping. Our coats do not have that tailing oil feeling We can measure you and explain to the cutter in eutter's terms your structure or shape, our garments are hand tail- ored. good canvas, hair cloth, real lining and pocketing. We

jpps Story-book Goal Gives Maple Leafs 3-2

s hi'h. “i712 vEct ry assured the Leafs of holding their league lead but it proved costly. Hank Gal-dun carted. into the Twtntt) g‘al post iniii; tirrd period and after the me it \\'as announced the wing- si- had suffered a. fractured left

l . “gm Langolle c1’ the Leafs and Alex Shilirrv r1 th» Nrw Yorkers‘. both so rrd on 111d vidual gffrts in th initial period. 4

Blyarl l-lexlall moved the Rang-i

(i-Ran-gers. Hex/tall (Watson, Hil- ler) 10:34

‘Promising Entries For

; Ice Races

i ice races of the seasonThis should add greatly to the in-

Ttle first _ [ill be held on the ilarbuul‘ lce onl salurcav anerllooll. ccmlnellclna at two dclock sharp. A course h.s been laid oft on the Soutnpnrt side 0i the river running between tile bridge and Southnort wharf. The he is excel eut and sale there. All traffic will have to go over the bridge, but time ls easy iliCLs to the ooluse. Later on i‘. is planned to hold the races on the old course oil Cut Street.

The events on Saturday will con- llst oi a Class A Pace. Class A Trot. Class B_Trot 11nd Pace, and a rhlve Year 0d. class. and a total of l8 horse owners have sitnlficd their intention to start lhcir horscs. A glance at the entries will shmvttlllt there should be mizhtv 220d con- tests, Mlrticuinrlv in the Class A Pace and Uﬂss A Trot.

A number of trcnahlcs have been altered tor colllustltion this sevsfn for owners cf horses scnrinz tl-e most points. such as ollanlninitrrt- Jew. champion pacer. etc. A win v-‘ill count 5 points. second 3 points, third 2 points and fourth 1 point.

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CAT GAY. The Bahamas. Jan.__9. -<Cl’»-The Duke of Windsor deal- lcllted a. new golf course in thrs Illllel‘ resort today and orocefc-cd

share the first victory over it.

The Duke, Governor ol The B11- hamas. reamed with James West o New York. to defeat Charles Yates of Atlanta, former British amateur tllampion. and William Dodaejxlew. York Oil Company executive. one "i111 in a nine-hole match.

The course was officially named

lndsor Downs." .

lAmericans Fight back __T0 Tie Wings

NEW YORK. Jan. 9~-<CPl- Ntw Yolk Americans fought back 710111 a. 3-1 "leilcit t-nligllt to ile

1PM Rea ngs 3-3 in a robust

lulonlll Hcclzej; Lczlgilr- game that thrilled 6.392 Sans at Madison .5‘1\l&re Garden.

The tie continued the undefeated Milk o1 the Detroit squad v. sev- tll Bames. five victories and two diﬂws. but they lost grJund to Tor-

Penalties-None. B N G Th’rd Period 4—T<yronto. n. Metz (Schrlner. Taylor) :49 Penaltise-Nonn. Overtime 5—Tor-"glgol. Arms (Taylor, McDon- cnonnorrrsrowu ALLEYS Penalties-Nome. ‘ Mixed Lea-xue Cubs:- J. Pculton 16'7 204 302 M. A] ward 141 22B 108 E. Otllaghan 166 129 194 S turd M. stun 151 164 211 Cl G‘ Bradley 196 22a 1114 F. Tulle 151 168 118 Total-wit. wrest lrl the season's racing. Here Bombers:_ are the entries:- C. Downe 246 201 198 . 9'8" A Pi" E- Grosory 134 lad 122 Al 1e Burnhanl. 2.08%. A. Blanchard 165 157 253 Silent Mac. Va. J. Hastings 135 159 105 Lelﬂlld- 217% r‘. Tierney 241 24s 28a Joe Volo. 2.28%. Low score 141 164 108 Class A. Trot T;.\_a1_3277_

Bellini Scott. 2.0915. Juanita Alrworthy,

Heatherbell. 2.08%. June Evans. 2.10%.

Class B Trot and Pace

Sampson Royal. Virginia Kalmuck. June .

Rose Worthy.

Three Year Old Class Raymond Budlong. Dorothy P.

Walt N'$ee. L1lstv’s First. Abbe Jackson.

K. wins F ree-fo r-al l

Jipoy K, owned by H. Hughes oi’ Brackley Point took first place in the Free for all at ice harness races at Brackley Point yesterday. Jippy K tock the first heat and the last but dropped the second to Little Pzeter, owned by B. Younker, Win- §

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i In the 2.40 class Ethel Bellini owned and driven by Ira Carr, Cove- heod, book two heats and was drawn in the third. Juanita Axworthy owned by Fred Turner. Winsloe was second.

In the "Green Race“ Class Buddy O. owned by Irving Neill, Oyster Bed Bridge was ﬁrst while Frisco Girl was second.

The next race will be held Jan. 15 at. the same place.

Till! SUMMARY Free For All Jippy H. Hughes, Brackley

Poin . . I 1 Little Peter, B. Younker, Win-

s oe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nell Cochatodale, Charles Wil-

lis, Covehead . . . . . . -- 3 2 3

£40 Class

Vics come From Behind to win

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H. Oat/way 186 23'! 158 M. Oatway 136 14.8 157 B. Dorlon 154 133 161 J. Paquette 151 123 215 S. Moore 156 180 153 M. Gilli: 153 111 1'10 Totah-ZWI. R.C.A.S.C. Sooners: L. Lever 239 196 161 T. Arzerlault 149 147 156 C. Artz 270 133 210 P. Smith 204 139 182 D. Ward 154 194 182 E. McLean l8’! 117 212 Total-wit‘!

., hea grill: ‘ltilaacige Leafs in the flgnt for] Juanita Axwormy'1.-.red-Iun1_ Detroit showed the brand n1 ig-Togggtﬁg"

DlllOn: Charles

esszv h." k th t l . d ,. _ em lgspﬂft e51 ﬂrzuntfqge Gregol, Brackley Beach .. I 4 1 ‘M Mk “h” appear“! m be an Lady Colorado, Joseph t qmieamble lead on two munch Oyctlr Bed Bridge ...... ‘l!

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Elle com etltl d S'd H " . . in me “f5. £325? Gui (H22; Buddy o, Irving mm, Oyster

wilt had scored irr Dctrozt. and "ell Jackson tor New York. “Alter Norman Larson had scored the first minute of the third $1M. Charlie Conacher drove a {mm Bhot from the blue line at "-58 ado Buzz Boll pickrd up the mound to bent young Johnny ~. "Wis easily. conacher had also Sm“ on assist on the flrst-perlod

summon First Period _.l~beln>lz. Gleﬁkbfeﬁhq, (wnlmlw. L Bllow) 7'06 New

‘ York. Jackson (Carr, Con- lﬁllerl 18:20 Pmll-Y-Bnuneteou.

Broom! Period

tﬁggoll- Herchenratter

LDQLNR. Howe . (liesebredhtl 18:24 lllf8_Nqnp_

Third Period

‘lkmw Yifi. Larson

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(Abel)

(Sorrell

(‘Bruezl teau .

m?’ gfrk. Boll Conacher, Jack-

Bed Bridge .. . . . . . . . . Frisco Girl. I-lelth MacKlnnorl

West Coveheald Junior, Raymund Andrew, Mil-

ton 8 I8

Starter, Harold Cudmore,

Judges, Ira Carr. Cleve Robinson and Vernon Proude.

REMEMBER WHEN

By The Canadian Press)

A crowd o1 16,000 -— largest to watch a tennis match in the Unit- ed states -- turned out seven years ago tonight lor Ellsworth Vlnels professlcnal debut mt New York. He was no match for 41- yellr-old Bill Tllden. who scored a dazzllni! three-set. victory. In 1987. Vines. regarded as the best pro ln the world at that time. was best- en by Fred Perry in the latter’; pro inaugural,

____-_-i--- FRENCH T0 ENLARGE SCOPE

QUEBm, Jan. kiwi-Execu- tivc council v1.1 the permanent com- mittee (311 Wench survival decided at o meeting here last trawl to ell-

.‘ ,_ . th -.ope Reach- husltles-jlgwe lghgilagee lrlastruction classes 1:1 bu,“ i Prince Edward Island and saw-ad

m‘ i the sohtme to many French-Oin-

mdlan dlstridn in NW8 500th».

Cudmore‘s Dry Cleaners:- 157

W. Cudmore 214 154 D. McPhail ~ 228 19’! 202 G Cudmoro 116 156 180 J. Rush 206 240 1'75 B. Arblng 210 172 187 Total—2'l94. Tanton‘s Firestone“- C. McKinnon 219 185 156 Ed. 'I‘.anton $41 155 F. Chappell 158 155 162 J. Hewett 14'! 218 139 G. Hooper 112 1 154 Total-ZSGG. High single 11d. Tanton M8

zgladies high single M. Alywaxd Ladies high three M. stun 5:42.

Gents high smgle J. Poulto-rl 3011. Gents high three F. Tierney 778.

Trundlers:_

Ladies high single J. Paouette 215. Ladies high three P. Smith 525. Gents high single C Artz 2'70. Gents 1181b three C. Artz 613.

Tonight at 7 :00.

Weak Sisters vs. Red Wings. Tanks vs. Tigers,

HOLY NAME BOWLING International League

High three Ed. Ttanton

Tonight at 9 o’elook:- Big Four League-Blue Birds vs. Old Timers.

‘rhere will be s meeting B

Hollett leads Bears to win

CHICAGO. Jan._ 9-—(CP)—-MOll_i.- real Cauadaelng slipped to within one potllt of the Nflti-llﬂl 3081191’ League cellar tonight. bonnlig to the stubborn Chicago Block Hawks 3-1 in an overtime. battle b=30r0 8 slim crowd 01' 6.208 spectators. Ullllssiibetl goals by Allen and Thoms in the overtime gave Black Halwks the victory ‘hat put them in

Both teams battled fiercely in the the Hawks rookie goalie. Sam Lo Presti. acquittlng hzmseif adorn‘- ably against repeat/ed CanadiellS attacks.

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J. H. McNeil

C. McKiunon

J. C. Montgomery R._E. SDilletl. skip-AB

M. A. Howatt

a third-place tie with Boston 31111115.“). J. Larabee

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AMHERST. N.S.. Jan 9~tCP)—.‘

Wm< 0- M99099 The Ncrlh Nova Scstia Highland- M. R. McGlligﬂn ers defeated East Amherst Hurrl-l M- Macxllmm‘ canes of the Amherst Rural Hoc-

Jr A- gillﬂel’ ‘key league 6-2 in

klP"3 I game here tonight. I1 was the irstj r1

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Aces and Blue Birds.

Mangrum leads At Oakland with First-round 67

grum. Oak Park. ‘[1]..

a first-round 6 I.

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Mass, 190 Canadian 00¢" 9mm plon. and E. J. mileage, previously were the lead.

They had supplanted lteaders. Jimmy Demo!‘ m. Ban 1111's Olfspo. Calif, whose

{___-___- nens nan namnmlns Rea,‘ "no home Pro lden e rsmlm ﬂ-fgz-pefﬁd goals tonight. loi-

lledelnhl Rambler victory over 111 H le new“

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OAKLAND. 611111.. Jan. O-JAP) —-Bla.s'hlng three strokes of‘! r on s course mode extremely flicult

because of recent rain, Irloyd M811- went into the lead for the ‘Tl-hole 85.000 Oakland Open Golf Tcounament today with

Mangrum knocked three birdie! on the scdden lavout- 11¢ W" 0M, n as and home in s4. moored w-th the standard pair o! 35s ror the

Harold MoSrpadm 01 Willﬂlﬂslﬁl‘.

(Dutch) Harrison. tied I01‘

bwo earlier et of l<l*ua- ‘rem. and Mike Demasseymq! were believed to be safe for the day.

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