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A Story That Sets Your Soul A Quiver SOFT HEL., '

-Two Unoonverted Tries By Geo. McDonald

Of The Saints Resulted In A 6 To 0 Score Over The Abbies In ‘Saturday’s Game. Muddy And Water Boaked Field Mak-es Accurate Passingi I Impossible, . And Causes Frequent. Fumbling. Good .

I SAINTS 6- ABBIES 0

Oil Saturday afternoon at the

Abegweit grounds the Abegweits Iand St. Duustan’s met in the first ‘football game of the Island chain- Ipiorlship, the Saint Dunstans boys taking the Abbies lilto camp by,a score of 6 to nil, the result- Of I two unconverted tries made by ‘George McDonald, the first com* ing after ten minutes of play ill the I first halfon a dribble from the Ab- bios twenty-five yard line, the sec- ond touch was of a spectaculor nature coming in the dying minu- tes of play in the boggy south west corner of the lot, Geo. McDonald again doing the trick on a five yard run over Trainor's head just' getting the oval across by inches.

i Tile field was anything but good for football, making passing and handling of the ball almost im-I possible, many places having HI nice pool of water that soaked the

ceeded the game held off until the

Tllere was only a small spliiiikl-

the condition of the field made so

ioticable, that of tiiklng a light

Football Considering Conditions. .

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ground and ti scrim follows, lilc- Kenzie, Truinor and McCarey coin blnc followed by Tinsley. Mellen- ald and Gormerly and a scrim took place from which the Saints were given a free kick, McCarey receives but was hard pressed by the Saints forwards and he passed back to Lynds who had been placed at fnll

back for the last half, alid who-

booted to touch. From the pass ont Peake and Campbell dribbled past centre field where a scrim took place from which the Abbies got the ball, Tralilor to Peake to Mc- Carey fci-,a good gain. Dnnphy sew ini; pun_t-jto Lynds who makes the ‘longest fun of the day be-fore being brought down, after which he got clear of his opponent and followed byanice kick 'brought the play back to centre field, scrim.

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ed a field kick from the scrlnii which followed, for an ii\terference,I McKenzie received the ball aiidI with Jenkins make a short gain. Malone dribbling well past centreI field. Gallant and Cl. McDonald ex/~‘_ change punts and the ball goes dead at centre field, scrim, Cami)-I bell rescues the ball from a filnibl»| ing pass and carries to toucll. Th0| Abbies call ii scrim and McCal'ey., Peake and Gallant go for a shortI galil and the Saints again get ni free kick, Dilnphy to McCarey l0i tout-.li at centre field, from the pass out a scrim followed and thoI Abbios get a free boot at the ovull McKenzie driving to touch for nf good galil. On the pace out. Cnmp-- bcii. renin- and Gallant miiiic it further gain of ten yards on com-I bineil efforts. Tlngley makes og dribble for fifteen yards, Jenkins- takes back five yards on a plunge

tiircilg'll, Grant, Gormley and Dim-Ifor ti drop kick lieiiveoli ‘thc bzii's|. phy L-nmbine from the Bc,-|m_ ]\1¢.Ihilt failed, scrim, G. lllclloiiiild car- Carey boots to touch, gaining img-kI ried to Abbios five yard lille,

the lost ground,

i movers through as they waded; ,. scrim here. the Saints striviiigl

. . 5A|N-|-5 SQQRE hard for another touch and the;

_“I0” 1” D“"’“i" °f ba" °" °pp°°1“gI i IAbbies working tooth and nnil to? player' However me rain that mei Oil the bass out Geo. Mclloiizildkeeil the Saints clear of the limi. U for inc saints half line took inc liallI'1`i'filner temporary relieves wiili -i; "Ame was over' ,-. Ion il twenty yard dribble that ends; lllldfi bill U10 Sallllrl Cmnt’ rii-ZhiI

with the fi,-st score Qf the ,mm@_}lliick, O’Leury, Grant, lliiglles and'

SMALL ATTENDANCE ~icrossing the line in the Nortli3T|llHl0y flillllfllll hard for thi*

East corner, Dunphy failed to coll-ISMIIIS, and Trainor. Jenkins. lilc-

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.mg of fans presanu Clear of the ;i;]i~Itiez;iit‘l) the score read, Saints ...‘S0<;Il1l;1t;ha<;_i;’ tlQ;ikl!i\n>gles ilettlni., in College bloys, but the ones pgesent Moms klcked off "dm ,-mm-91 Back and forth from one side i»i'I \\illl(lSS€( 3 H00(l Kllffltl COIlBl €!l‘ llg Hem Tmgwy receives and gets ‘L the new to the other but always

mmikhm of much Hn” was “une ball again goes to touch, (iiillant finally Geo. McDonald secured thel

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_ 'got in another twenty yard kick to ball from one of the many si-riiiisi ,’°(_I “"I0al°’llg §‘°1\§'§ld' t&§’mX°"I‘( touch which broiizh the nlav wcll mid although tackled low by SagrI

Grant boots to Lynds and again Lynds broke away and on being brought down Dunphy kicked to touch on Abbies fifteen yard lille, from the pass oilt the Saints sent the ball over the line and Lynds

touciied for safety.

M Kenzie takes the kick which

goes to touch at centre field nil north side, on the pass out the Abbies break away o_i\ ii nice dribble _to touch on the Saints tliirty-five yard line, from the pass out Campbell, Peake and (iallant combine to the Saints five yard line, and had the Saints diiligerons- ly oil the defensive, (lralit filiiilly relieving on a nice kick, Paririilgo returns the kick to Saints tllirty- five yard line, and Peake, Canin- bell alld Trainor carries for toil yards more, scrim, Abbios get free! kick, McKenzie puiitillg io Duilphyi who rilils and passes to l\lcI)ollahl for at good galil, Saints get a i`i‘ei‘- kick and Diiiipiiy booted to toili'liI at north side, on the pass out play was carried across thc field, Lyinlsl kicking and_Grant receiving, irieilI

Lynds saving. Scrini followeili

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` _ good rim and than bogged fm- iifilangcrounly near the Abbie lllle.I

‘y To 'navy mms of me past good gain, Tmlnqr bg-ings but-lr on mild smeared and water siiiiliwli wif ' _ I _ '_ t t H e run and kick to touch. l’oak(~, aliil nlnyel'-H played for an inlvniitzilzc ln!

3'9"' 'mpr"vem‘“ 0 ‘ McLeod make at good galil and the the bollily Corner of the west cnil-

. . . , _ - icing( ile ly in son oc _ _' ~ .

Cay Colleen li.: C-olden (zlrli-. and thi- (.ri-.iicst Role ol __ _ _ __ down in the Saints terrlioiy. G. Trainor when he came iloivn Ilif-

_ _ ;".e(.,I _ llrttukci of the Abegncit grounds. Mcnmmld relieves by a long punt hall was just over the lille by in-I

- _ _ Botti teams played hard ball. the , , . _ _ , - . _ “ake 3 daw “nh ..T“,|mm_ T005.. and Elm” Steal your xbegwuns scrim had a decided ad_ to toiitli nt tlievlioith side oi ilitrches giiing the Saints the sttoiiil,

heart away _V_am_ bm lost out 01 IOL field, A scrim tollowed. alld the i.ry of the game in _speetacillor fasli-»

- , _*me* on “ Saints get another free boot at thi* ion. McDonald himself tried in

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-two new men on the Abbie line al- Iso showed up well for being work- ilng ill senior company. I For the -Saiilts, G. McDonald. I’l‘ingley, Griilrt. Dunphy, 0'Leary, Ilind Gormley played good ball and ,llnii the support of all their front lille. I For tho Abbios, Trainer played itllo game of his career, Lynds,

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` Finer HALF

I Tho Abbios guarded the east

Abhies taking the kick which was returned to touch at contre field

__,, by McDonald, the Saints full back, " lilo Abbios took a scrim and Mc- _Carry, Trainer, Peake and Camp- _._ boil combine for a short gain, the 5*” Saints worked the play back and

Diinphy booted across the line forc- ing the Ahbies to touch for safety.

' The Abbles kicked from their

twenty-five yard line and Dunphy returns with n. kick to touch on Abbios ten yard line, the Abbios Iizci in il nlcc ariiililc play, but nie :Saints in like manner returns, the Abbles again dribble this time to touch at centre feld, the Abbios tiiko a scrim and 0'Leary iii the mix-up gets hurt, delaying the game for it few minutes, a scrim follows on play being resumed and Gal- ilant gets ii nice boot at the ball "‘"` H twenty yard gain. Gormlcv

boots on the pose out and Lynds

guarding the east goal and the Abbies the west. the Saints kick-

ilility of following and blocking - , _ ,

/ . _ . _ side, Tingley adds five yaiils on -I well nigh impossible, Bc-for= thc

‘fff,°;i;1v§L5l'mB were minus Joe plunge thrn'ugll, and G, McDonald ball was placed nt centre fdr tlif°I

GRGAN ,_m_{, My -nm Imxmmmg their MM quarter man' and 'l;lrai;_i`or make ten more oii;krrk oft’ the whistle blew for ihiiz

- ». . ~. ' ', , ' C0111 he 0 `f>I‘ts. the Abbles drill- end of the h t`. t' l i l‘-i-°~*'"°--*-°i°- ----- ~ - --- ~

3 I;;i:;It;\(;;i;,haI:(§;?t;gI]ng1¢;`yeIIeld5131:; ble back to Saints thirty-five yard thirty mud srrtiigali-‘ed S iilllitiilg 0\\'i-;iIi'f\'I " S ' tl rd

` THROUGH Tiff. C0l`lt'1‘l-:SY 0F \inlone taking 'l`iiil§ley's place on une and a scrlnl followed from players walked from thc fieldga I prln Za' S l`-

_ W ,I “h_° Phys *l great f°"Wa"d game- Aftei tenminiltes rest the play-Il.. (‘-nnlpllcll, I.. McDonald, J. Mal-

SPS Hgllln lined UD. the Saints one, lf. iliighes, R. Slireellall, (1.

llenrdoii; Spares, G. Dalton, P. O'llanley E Murray

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MOl\lTREAL, Ott .29 -At thc_ali iliini i:oii\ciiti'iiil iii' the Aiiiafeiii' Atlilctit- ililioli iii Ciilliida tile pros- occll: are that :-oliiii very radical

tom __ _ '_ _ V .; .. . 5, _- ed °ff- Cmibeii 1'-elif-sei bm film'-r-ii i--me ra-i-i-ii-~ ,ii-`n,§f.`lL.§"i‘i?.l’i".‘3f..2"lt‘§liif Hom 31:3; who gets in a long kick llnlies, Ld. Lynds. Gallailt. (T. dqnlmmh Un ,lm pm., of me “mon

W ‘WH l‘0iUl`n0d by LyIldB,Campbell, G. Peake, Qlmlielfl- l"» will bc asiictl for ill regard to the

and Dullvhy sends the oval back \lc(‘arc\' I McKenzie S Trainol- ` -

_ ' ‘ -- - - ~- Canadian Olyinplc coninilttee.

311'; -_gaggxtg folllotwnlg an? fvorkmg F°"“""""*‘- R- Jenkimh L- L0ll"l" It is iiilcii‘l'siooci that even tliou~:__fli vm.; H ow 1 9 ve A)b`°“ Fe" ‘mlb J" M"L@0d. _-7- C0llll0ll_V. li- one pro\'iili::~ luis allready expressed

‘ lm' S"-m “mowed S°lImIC0llll0lly. J- l\l0i‘l'lSZ 5llHl'0G. Ii.I\lt~ itself :igiililsi it li iicvf and concert-

'md the Saints "ow had the Abbfes D0fl0~lfl. F. .\lcLeall. loci ci`ioi't.-: will be ii\'~cll‘ to relax the ln a tight corner on their five Inmate,-iir riilcs so as to reselnblc

vard line, Trainor’s secures the OFFICIAL ' .. -. -. . _ . ... ball and punts it out of danger and _ S |1tIii(i:\Lfa1ifi()i"‘ lil_‘-th( UlC},.F?u|;m`v “hu”

_ lin .i nian .is een :i pro- 1 6Cl‘lm f0l|0W8d on the tl1irty~five Referee-James McMillan Ilcssloilnl iii mic brunch of sport

vard line. Tinsley passed' ahead Timer--Charles Stewart thi- All- does not iiiwwt-lit liiln from aciilr;

Trainor and McCarey gain .five

gilgmfroiqi ttliessflrlm the Abbies bios. Artlliir Cassidy for sai||ir¢_ 'as :in :iiiiatciir iii iiiiotlici branch. DD ls ffloh B "ls l-@l'l‘ll-0l'y. Mc- Touch Jiidges-Prof. W.,l_ jiip. Ailotliei'iiii‘iiposiil is that tlio wlmir- 1 na o t e Saints bringing the Donald fm- AbbicB_ L_ Mnllgm. I-,,,. fabric ol 'thc Aiiltiteiil' Athletic Un- p ay to centre field on » a punt., Saints: ion oi' Cniiaila Goreiuillicllt be scrim followed scrim and then rliiiliiied.

'5:_;‘?;nPUUlll;y iifililtin it kgik and _ I For Rirlnstliteniclits

pun s si ouci. cCarey ` .

dribbles well ilito Saints territory. That each sport shall in fiitiii'<~ Tlllliley DBBSCH to McDonald who , have the right to mlikc its own sus-

bootod _to iniitli for a good galil. pciislolls .iilrl relnstliteiliclits. Biit MC’-1905 M99 £0 Dllingo through and ' ___ shall not be obliged to recogiiizt-

the Abbies are given a free kick. icllmldlan Press) tliosii ol liiiv otlier brlillch, liiilt-.ss

The Saints return the play gg even OTTAWA. Oct. 29.-Nova Scotia they think ii will be for the bcilcllt

has Won the agent genera] Chaiiengl- of the plirtiriilzil' kiiici oi' sport they

The Monta u _ cup at the Imperial Fruit Sllow be- 1`£‘l>_f0S_'~‘llf

Y_cnrries to touch, Saints are award-

open tourney is staged Jan 6, 7 and

t _ g e Ltdec glignhielii gt, Manchester, England, \i/lI;li~\Ilii- battles ici' these chi-ing-, nc f Iorn n c a a v ce by gable L0 this pf- cs \'.'i c scvci'c. it is iiiidelxstood

pa y! ° fect was received by the Depp;-i. that thc propos.ci~s of them are will-

Montag-ue* P. E. I. ment 0fAgricu1tm.e M noon today ing to iini-C :l gcliilcillaiyg agree-

'meiit‘ to _the cffect that none olI

Wm, 'D dm __ _ tlii.-sc inirilcal clizillges if adopted

_ ' _ _ hicll the Abbies get a free boot lit fifteen jubilant aild fifteen ilisap-I - _

f THE ISLAND ii.-mio C0. i.‘::;.‘l‘.’.’.lY“.‘..".ii;“’.."..’.‘i.""“‘°‘"°’”' 'he bel- MDKMQ a 1°“=i»<>f-ie-I be iw "fi - I I

f ` Tile Abegweits had several play- kick to touch just as me whisueIagml' The mm "ns: 7 II

‘ f--m 1--Q. i‘.?“";"i‘; f.°i.i"i‘.f~ im ~ “-“°“' I I I i' ' " ' ` _ ers who starred for them in the g ' E am S' ‘ `f‘m‘ Hdlves' J‘ Trmnor- G' M‘fD""'I ` .1

1928 Olympic gaines.

It is expected that if some of

tllese changes :irc made. it may bring thc soccer people closer to the A, A. U.

It is wllispered that it is possible

that J. A. Mcviear, of Winiiipc; President oi` the A. A, U., may be succeeded by Di". A. S. Lamb, of Mc- Gill Uni\'i‘rsity, Montreal. I It is also iiiiirlerstood that wllo- cvcl' is elected will lirst be asked t0E give a pledge to the effect that llc' will use the entire l'ol‘cc of the or-I

ganiziition hc will romlliiiiid. to sceI tllat Caiiadlrs Olympic i‘eprcscilta~, tives do not fall down oil scctiringl an early date for the Olympic games to be held in Canada. An-I other proposal. will bc tllat ill lid-I ditioli to the iiinnagers of tennis tol go to the Olympic galiles. directors; for these particular spdrts will also! be appointed. ‘ Still another proposal that will be

bi-oilght forward is that any clllb or i-ity that think it has an athlete who rain will Canadian liiiircls :;linll

Back From Elini

NEW YORK. Ort, Zifl. -H

Ciiiiinling. Jr., of the Ncwiirlt letic Club. iilctropolitliii 230,- rprillg cllzililpioii___rctili'lic<l f‘ i

Iivitll Ray Coligvr. ni' thc llllnaii

C.. and Eddie Roll, oi the ‘- field Catholic L_\'iri~iiiii. iroiii ii I letic invasion of (ii~i'iiial'ig i France. '

Ciimmillg was i;i'<‘lill_\‘ siirl>l‘:i’ll

the Tl~i;icl: condition.-. cxiliit Gcrniaii_\'. "Tile Gcrlniiiis are ing their track and iii-lil vip' ‘- ously." llc said. "llii~_v liciiigllll

thc most popular :.poi‘is till colillt-i‘,\'. '1‘li_c tl'ili»k~ lin: t-l'rl’

as good as ours and ni moizif much inure littl'iii'ii'.i‘l_v ll 0 They arc ‘.\.'ol'kim: lwaioiisli' " Jiittlng a strong tellin in 1 for the 1928 Olynipiiis, The " cst tim.-at iicc in iiiiwpilntgrvt for in Koenig and lioiib _ I ‘

‘iavc tivo of the gi'i~zili‘<l dig” in the ivorld. The ioi~inri~§ "

:locked twice in 0 ‘J-.'» scconih the 100 yards dash in ilie b|l%ll1 national games licld in 9" Europe." *Z

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provided he is willing to subiiiit to thc discipline of thc Olyllipic exped-

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hc is to represent is willing to pay all his expenses. `

Igan. of Seattle. \VoSl\~ “ill his junior ligliliirlllllt / "`

And these, it is said. arc only nichinnrnonslniv aselnel J" G-

fciv of the changes in the govern- ment of amateur sport that may come up when the convention meets on December 1, 2 and 3 at Edmon- ton, according to the official notice given out.

w the attention of ' ' ' 1.1, , - ` ., f ` -

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elpeellily between the hours of 5 'S gp_ m_ and 10 "_ m_ um" "wh "ms Los ANGELES. oct. 29. - 'riic _ Héllllpé

eyes of all golfdom will be tiirnoii

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own". of Mom" -re p.n|°um__ here vihcn the Los Angeles $10,000 NEW YORK* O(,,V_ 2g_ __Emmm1c_,

ly |-gquggggd 1° .void “una *hem 8 A ' '- ' ' _ lllcliiswltli ilic New York State hggwegn gh, hm," 5¢.t°d_ ‘mu colxgitgf tgngslc Athletic Coilimissioli _that have ris-

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COMPANV LTD mmm! ‘Joh F eil - attenipt.-i to flight his way into o.

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inultiplied today with the decision that the Spanish heavyweight must fight Phil Scott. of England, before escaping the suspension that now bangs over him. -'

Paillino was "set down" two weeks

ago for refusal to _go through with the match scheduled for November

pleaded li sprained back and arm at .that time. but the chairman of the Spaniards managerial board. Al Mayer, told the commission to- day that Paulina refused to fight Scott because oi a contract differ- ence with Tex Rickard.

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His Title In Spring'

ci-licsoo. oct. 29. -)/ilciicy

Walker. middleweighl: o-hampton boxer of the world, signed today to defend his title next spring at an

opponent has not been named. but

IBrooklyli, button liilli- inoli‘*f~ 15»round bout-at liiaiiisoii 5‘i Garden, December loiii. V `

Arranging of thi' inntrli iiiis I

known today when li ii'-WS “Plz _ bythe New York Siiiic A Commission. _ __

'riic figiii will in <-lwls __

hid for Morgan`s <-roiril.-» llc ` 15-round decision in tlii- chem

a year ago in the Garden YIFIW' Taking it step toivnl-il sctlln

'feathcrwoigllt title sliiintio ' commission sent ii lcitvr I0. iBass, Philadelphia. |'f‘<f°F_"'m Ithc National Boxins /\*“‘“%‘w champion, sul;80Sillli! UWY tk _ ITony Callzoneri of New elim Ithe winner to bt’ l‘l°°5

ichampion in this Still"-

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tth. at Madison Square Garden.-HeIT0 7 For

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MONTREAL, Oct. 39-“Q”

,announcement we-ii mad? W Ithe final game for lgleme _ ;Trophy, emblematic 0 I , championshiPN o`felg§;l;1d‘},im, played here 0 ` University of New oral* -winners in the Marltnllew 4 __ Iwm) play off with tliemc ‘the Montreal section. _ ‘either Montreal Ellillleh d Tse final match for ill* w l be played l0"‘°""“-

The U of N_ B. tcnlli Montreal' several seasons li! f

outdoor ring show under the aus-.the l1”0l>hy and last Sffsalwr plcec or Promoter aim Mullen. - Hirrullv. dvfen eil ll ° in

efforts will be made to sign’ Hier Flowers. the Atlanta Deacon. m whom Walker won the title here

evinced in the milltnlmu A

_gro_unds. 'lghere lac] kings” an the local teeth! M

or the when the