MARCH .1. .1930‘

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Eapermdliers W'in In Dying Moments

(Eammon Turns Drawn Game ln- ' to Victory For Bathurst Seven Seconds Before Final Bell. '

(Canadian Press) _ here tonight. The contest was the IUSQEX, N. 3., Feb. Ell-Just sev- first of a home and home series for eh seconds before tlie ﬁnal whistle, the hockey championship of New Gammon of Bathurst scored the only Brunswick. goal of the game against St. John _

Local Bowling News

i W.‘ Coyle J. D. Webster Total-BTU. Next game takes place Monday‘ n’ it, March 3, betwecn the Stars! and- Victories at 8 o'clock sharp.

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Y BOWLING CHURCH LEAGUE

Lust night the "St. James Five" won ovcr "Trinity" by 24 pins.

B. Cameron of St. James, rolled the high single of 278, while C. Mac- Donald of Trinity, held the high

tilrce of 697.

The match between "Zion" and "United" will berolied this after- noon at 4 o'clock.

Following are the scores and line- ups:--

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ST. JAMES w. Murley . 150 180 B. Cameron . 1 27B 273 lion-y Lapthorne .... 2H 1'76 212 c, '1‘. llowatt ... 165 168 200 a it. Pcndlcton ........ 205 202 186 ‘ s20 oao 957 i I ‘Total ........................ 286.! . I , TRINITY I ' H. A. Craig l58 227 232» W. MacDonald ...... 155 137 215' C. MacDonald ...... 221 232 24f w. Goss .... 174 230 14s G. ’l‘ootnbs ..._....... 113 162 198 ’ ' -——- ——i B21 988 i030 I Tulfil ..........-............. 2839, ~

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Last night on thc League Alleys . thc stars met and defeated the Ab-i

illﬁS by a majoriky of 86 pins in n hard fought game, which \vas very closc from start to finish. H. Harley. oi the Abbles, took all honors to him-f self by rolling high single of 252 pins; mo high total of 610 pins. The following arc the scores:-

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"J. llughcs ............ 212 18f 169 u. Harley 15s 20o 252 I‘. McGonnell .... 183 1'10 I50 n. Lnrtel‘ . 2o": 152.193 W. McDonald ........ 140 1'72 149

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"IJTARS" R. Duncan ...... 163 193 ll. lienncsscy ... 15° 159

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lcs for the Ncvonshire cup and the title "lndy figure skating champion of Canada." Miss Ellzabctlflflshcr finished second.

A Lcitdcn bus company has in- stalled full-length mirrurs in dressing rocms for drivers. '

Shipment of tea from Ceylon to tho United States iticreascd law‘. ycar by nearly 2,000,000 pounds.

During the freak nlild weather in England in January many flowers wcre found in the fields.

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Before one of the largest attend- ances of fans this season, the Char- lottetown Vics held lthé Montague Imperlals to a 4-4 draw in the lat- ter‘s rink Thursday night. This is the second game between these two teams, each resulting in a draw, the first one being 1-l a fcw weeks ago.

With a lovely sheet of ice, the first _

period opened up strong with each team working hard to get the lead. About half way through, Lawlor broke- through the Imperials defence to plant the rubber behind Mabey for the first and only goal in the first period-Vics, 1; Imperials 0.

The scconciperiod was about five minutes old, when McFarlane put the Vics into a two-goal lead. About three minutes later Montague got their first goal in a mix-up. Just llvc minutes before the bell, Lawlor got the third goal for the Vics. The Vics could not hold the lmperials at that score, and before they knew it, the Montague boys had scored before the bell soundcci-Vics, 3; Imperlals

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ln the third period Montague cven- ed the count. The Vics used all they 121d to Jump into the lead. Lawlor lilli Stevenson laloyed great combin- ation to the mouth of the Imperluls goal, McFarlane picked up the loose puck and shot it past Mabey for the Vics filial goal. Just before the bcll, lviontague ugaln evened the score in a. mix-up in front of the Vics net. No overtime was played.

This is the first time this winter that Montague has been tied in their rink.

STANLEY ICE RACING

Wednesday's racing was short and snappy. On account of the morning being blustery and disagreeable thcre was nothing done towards pre- paring the course until after 12.30 0'- clock; ‘~ Mr. Ivan Brown, the Secre- tary of the Kcnsington Club, tele- phoned to D. J. McLeod that there was a bunch of their sports coming down and would like to have a race. At once Mr. McLeod notified a few

" of the live-wires and in a very short

time the course ._was again scraped, but owing to the fall of snow on Tuesday night before the frost set in, left the 'ice rather soft for extra good work, but notwithstanding all difficulties, they pulled off two classes with results as follows.

The 2.50 class was made up of Miss Kentucky and Miss Claudea, the int- ter winning out with ease. Her driver, J. W. McKay, has every right to be well satisfied with her perform- nncc in the last two days racing and it looks as though she is going to strike hcr 102B stride before long. Miss Kentucky went away from the wire very fast for the first few chains but the soft surface got the better of her good nature and from then on rhc wouldrrt settle down to her driver's satisfaction He thinks a good long drive as far as the Gulf of St. Lawrence will do her a world of good before Saturday's race.

The free-for-all class was let away with two entries, namely, Byng Girl and Grand Review, the former winn- ing the best in three by two slight mistakes on the paruof her oppon- ent. Byng Girl is every word of a handsome chestnut mare and n real ice-pacer. A oolumn of credit is due her owner for her form and fit. We are all looking forward to Saturday afternoon. Grand Review went away rather bad at the start of each heat, instantly closing the gapnnd making n neck yoke race to the quarter pole, hc being a heavy horse, required solid footing to carry him through as n general rulc. A-little trimming will make o good man step in again and we trust it will work the same on l good horse when the gong sounds at sharp 1.30 on Saturday, March 1st.

A full card is expected in all three classes for Saturday. The 8-minute class will require a very wide oourso to accommodate Colorado Boy. Coot- ta, Ethel Todd, Witty 0.,‘ Queen, Lindy, some: Guy, Cavendish Girl, Bernita and several others.

The summary is as iollows:-

" 2M Clus Miss Claudia (C. McEwcn) .. i_ 1 l Miss Kentucky (B. Hynes) .. 2 2 2

Frcc-for-nll Byng Girl (l-l. Woodslde) I. l Grind Review (D. Campbell’ 2 2 ' BPIOTATDI

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No list of modern spelt p ncli- ties would be complete witnctlt "the names of William Gibs:m—- whose ling immortality is assured througlf doing so much to make worlds; championsvout of Gene Tunney Elllli Benny Ieonlardgand James Joy Johnston whoiis famed for making near champions out of pugilistlc| medfoorities in semi-magical fashionl;

Gibson unquestionably is one of‘

manager of Leonard when the latter was a sheer novice. He took onTlm- ncy when many able judges of boxers. had stamped him as “a very ordinary light heavy". soon- after Gene return- ed from France with verdant A. E. F. boxing laurels.’ Gibson's masterful matching helped both Leonard and

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nstutc “Billy? So he rnunlutccci- his retirement, but recently hc has returned to the wars as the pilct of. Paulino Uzcudun who pmlnptij.’ punched Ottg Vcu Psrat out of the,

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S. S. Sports , Very Successful

Large Crowd iWitness Youthful

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Events. Q. ‘S. S. Defeat S. SD. U. Interscholastic 1-0.

The Queen; Square Ice S§§7i%‘_at| l, A McDonald; 2, M. McTague; 3 m, Arena, Rink last. evening were Dominic Doyle. very successful and were very larsen

lyattended. Tile youthful competi-y Half Mile. 0MB-

tors went through their events in‘?

ﬁne style, and fierce was the striving 1 l, J. Reardcn; 2, J. McTa/gue; 3 A. for leadership throughout. Outstand ; Moran.

in; among the prize winners was J. Raardon who besides winning sev-L c"; may, plaoes in events ttu-ned 1n i

12 Year Old Race.

a, remarkably good game as goal: l. Regis Taylor. wnder 3'0;- the Q. S. S., hockey team. 2. Jack Leightizcr. Fgllqwlng is the list of events and 3.-Frcd Doyle. winners:

SLED RACE

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. Arsenault and Reardon. . Duffy and Trainer.

l-Eﬂmer Quinn: 2, Billie MrGui- . Kelly and Coyle.

gall; 3, ﬁcnald Vessey.

The hockey game between Qumri

S“ “a”. .. square school and St. Dunstanks ' Asﬂ-JTE 1» Mwwme “<1 S1"'°“’°“? 22 “e illﬁllsicillwtitﬁaiihéli; lnifniﬁil. HANDLER OF Clltiiirczniléi-dightlz"? 3' might‘??? . for Queen Square lﬁﬂim bi’ F score BOXERS WHO “n y ' of 1-0. At times the game resolved HA5 GIVEN QLD , itself into a. battle of goalies. Rear- PAULINDA 9 Y”? om Ram’ ' don in the Q. S. S. nets turned in

inn exhibition of rubber stopping that might well make a. senior turn green ' with mvy. E. Blanchard" fast Queen

1, E Richard; 2, David lvlclfallue; 3, Wilfred Sheddock. - ~

0 Square wing- netted the lone tally m5“ 3mm whm Duffy in the, S. D. U. fort- ress was a little slow in clearing the 1, pg pine“; 2, l". McCnrdic; 3, goal_moum_ I ‘ - Chas. ‘Trahior. ' I ‘ LINEUPS

l0 Year Old Race-

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' Eddie Corbett. S. D. U. Queen Square ' |, 6 ‘ . . SCOTT,’ / 1a Yen- 01a ‘Race. , Goal ' q} ' ‘ _ 1| L. Duffy J. Reardon 2'1 Lfpeter Qampbell; ‘l, Clths. Train- = Dcfcncc Tliimry t) 1'; iii‘: picture. Cl csursc, Max Schmel- or; 3. A Kelly O'Connor J. Duffy ‘--.~., "Billy" .. a . |.. , gWc the Basque n lustybeating " ‘ ' v » fJ. Piourde E. Robn for both, r. crpr s mm. ma}. .n l -rc\uidcr at New York City 14 y," 0|d Race A. Chipman a friend-atom. v cv A he wcntv-u 11st Jirnzn- Pauline is not likely to ’ _ FOFWRYdS “mixer" ext I cine world's champiqy. But he 1, ,1 1153111911; 2, C. 'l‘r.\itlcr; Ii E.‘ A.‘O'Mailey R. Arsensult Before G1 :1 t: whip many a contender Nqyﬂg,‘ V- 6321171" A- Blanchard into the r, . under Gibson's able guidance. ' "i 3T“CKE"“°" R- Mumuha“ retired; and As m mmihyv Johnston, he mah- nackwann anon. . \- Si“? ' P- ﬁmPbe" way into the millicm .. _,(ll\'(‘l'CCl Phil Scott int: the big shot E‘ Blanchard the Social Regist ', he t2: hung up; at lvlinmi, this Thursday night after .1. Rneardon; A. hioran; A; Blan- OFFICIALS his gloves. To losc Leonard, who‘ the English champion had won an chard. ' ' m yer J A Maomnlm . r . . . i , .._,ll' —- . , - the best liked factors ever identified‘ could ltavc been carom; champion s] unpopular foul victory over Von -- Judéesg F Doyle Dr. F‘ a with theyfight _ game. He became purses for several years more, and‘ Porat last December. That was man- Tire ‘llace. Dkydgnn E Homby ‘I'M Gayle‘ then to have Tunney quit the game,‘ agerial legerdemain indeed. "Jimmy" S ' Tmm_'_L '3 M m['illn' when at least another million lay be- hopes ttrhypnotize "My Phil" into Earé Iirérfie; Billie Silmwc“; Em‘ Announcer-drum Lcightizer. fore him, were two sad blov... for the uctory over Sharkcy. If he can ac- met 0y - Referee n“, Hem“

An hours skate after the game was

much enjoyed.

Thevfollowing are the classes for today's racesz- -

Free-for-nll Trot-Watts ; Edition, Capt. Jackson, Briar Mac.

Class A Pace-Colorado P.,_Betty- Mozart, Mack YWnltz, Lacopia-Bcllc, Chimes Aubrey.

RACES ToDAyY,iRlvrr s wi|ii ‘iviEEl Titian,

Class A Trot—l’ctcr Verde, Blllgffl!‘ Aubrey, Mack Todd, Royal Worthy.

Class B Trot-Harvest Maid, L: Rico, Dapper Don, Baby Longsct. Maud Axworthy, Woodforcl Scott.

Green Race-Entries close this nf- ternoon.

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Intermediate hockey will take up the attention ‘of. the fans for the next week. Locally the Saints, Abbie: and Vics have all finished abreast but because of examinations the Univer- sity teamhns retired-from compet- ition. A sudden death game tonight starting at nine o'clock will decide betwlen the; remaining two - teams. On Mond|y,_ night Montague comes td-thia tpwn, to meet the winners.

All of the intermediate gamer have been hard fought to date. Unfortun- ately theyhnvc not drawn the crowds n in other years mainly lacunae the public Jinn been so engrossed in the work of the senior Abogweits. _P_end- in the arrangement of exhibition games for the Abbies. attentlogrwill be devoted to the younger players.

The , M“. o! starting f-Onllhts’

playoff at 9 p. m.. will allow most everybody to get than.

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Alberlon Rcgals last year's wit ‘tors of the McLean Trophy went down to defeat at the hands of the speedy Cape Traverse Bloodhounds in the Kensingwn Rink, Feb. 28 by a score of 3-2. . -

As an indication of the tremendous interest manifested in the DRY-fl" it may be said that up-wards of 600 “n5 “who; on the special trains from Alberton ‘and Cape Traverse to witness the big game; and further still Kenringtztfs new and up to date arena was gracedwith almost twelve hundred in nttcndance. Henry Noon- an refereed the game to the satis- factlon of all. v

After the game the Kensinglon hockcyists entertained Capo Traverse and Albsrton cegrtettu; the ptu- r/us banquet. being served by the

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(Canadian Press) WOLFVILLE, N. s, Feb. 28-—Dig- , ' by Red Ravens won theiright to ' Incct the Truro Jlearcats for the Nero Scotia hockey ‘championship tonight, when they defeated Acadia College 3-2. The Red Ravens won the two game series' with a ' scare of 9-6.

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At Georgetown July 9th. Horsemen and sport fans will be hitercsted to know that 80700.00 is to‘ be offered in prim at the race meet, f‘eorgetown,_on ‘July the‘ ‘Oth. Tho committee in charge has already or-I dered lumber for the erection of n 3 new grand rtand and other: nueenary‘ buildings. _ ;

The track will also be pat in nod‘ shape. _ .

Classes announced inter. .

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