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o! thoiclasslest exponents of "tho netmindlng game in tho Maritime»:

Sporting Comment and his absence from tbe team this,

* . ,1 l! . . . A .. , - i" l season will be a grant detriment - ‘ ‘ " _ _ ‘ {i/(‘ii i.

l0 ".16 R81! and Blllﬂi’! ﬁhﬂllws 1°?- Final arrangement: have now been comolet ‘ for the starting ef 33g“ in?’ the Marin"? ‘m? h ‘R d. , R ‘ rt d f the biggest amateur hockey fixture of the New Year in the Maritime: a e-Uo - s o ‘s 0d pg e n8 q“ b] m a I . l? e e or When the Granite-s. amateur champions of Canada and the Abegweite Training Last Week

reasons for this sudden departure _ from-the game that he has always champions of the Maritime Province; will meet in St. John on Thurs-

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. . l , _ ' . . mvmllﬂed BB1‘ QXCBUQQ in. V6?!’ lime ' ' day, January 10th. The outcome of this game will ‘ve the lo al boost- I '

with the Abegw". ‘m’ gum“ inulrmatioli‘ 90"“! be Eieuned- 0m)’ and ls Golng as ere of the Abblee a fair Idea of how eastern amatcdi‘ hockey iompares - rx-il I ‘ his‘ ‘He momm- Jwm I ‘and u") ma" hockey h“ always lmertened Strollg Ever with that played in Ontario and further west. l/ﬂﬂ

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Ii\'t‘l' this conﬂngfibllttlvl. ~nsws cunlos to us from a rbllabl-risource run lltirry "Stonewall". _ Mlorz-ii

stellar goalie ill! champion Ahegwelts hccgfﬂecidotlwlto quit the game for goo?! and/ill. This decis- mn otlllorgnifs ncome‘ as a trout surprlsefto s ‘rtlovora and admirers ‘Oljrtlltl Ahegwelt llockily nggregation, ‘hi: team-unites

|wali' has to face in order to help

lunerring Judgement betwelen

tent and he felt that his work came first, last and always. Well, if this is the only handicap "Stone-

Percy Rodd or "Roddie" the grand “old man" of local hockey fame, has once more reached for the well known "peg" where last season he hung the steel blades with tho intention of leaving them there “for keeps.” But ol’ course “Roddlo" has made this resolu- tinn before, only to break it, when ihc season came around and after the usual training started the year with brilliant hockey and ended in l blaze of glory.

Rodd is perhaps the only hockey- ist of the old school in this prov- ‘nce, who is still in the gamo and whats more. he continues to show the way to thc younger hiood not only locally but all over the Marl- fimcs. .

Although playing the national game for nineteen or ttvcnty years

honor province,

in no small wziy toibring und glory to his native surely matters can be adjusted ‘satisfactorily enough, that no obligations will be loft in their wake.

Morgan, as a goalie has at all times proved himself u wonderful asset to the Abegweits. as his the sticks the past two winters, pulled the men in front 0i’ him out oi’ some very tight holes. when defeat and perhaps the loss of a title seemed certain. 'l‘herel’ore every effort should be made to induce Morgan to return to the game so as lo leave nothing undone and no

he is older in llQCl-(Py exporionu» than in nrztuzil yours 1.1.4 llt‘. . “ll to show his stuff when only it kid. n fact he was referrer] to (ll that Limo by his iram-matcas ln‘ “Young Rodd."

stone ‘unturni-d on the road to re- itainlng the hockey prestige which ‘Prince lﬂdivaril island has earned ‘not only all over Cunudii but the United States as well.

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From ilvv first your lL-ilil -~mi-r- ml min organized hoi-lmy his pro gross has been steady. and on more than one occasion he has boon offered professional con- irzu-ts from inunngi-rs wlm liked “style? llc (lcclinoil those ol- iiars. iwing contented lo l‘l‘llliill‘l with thc "Simona" in his native |ll‘(l\'llll‘i!. to thc great satisfaction of local hnckoy fnlloiviars.

Every your as the season rolls around, especially ‘of lair years lhl‘ report PlTPlllZllPg; thut "ltndillo is ihrtiugh." bu! as pi-r usual. thu uboro ntrniiminil ace shows up at the gym. gets into shape for ice prac- tice and gives even a greater per forniauco than ci-tch preceding pvoar. Therefore it in a great deal

of satisfaction to the lrcui sport- ing fraternity and the public. in iitsiternl i0 learn that Rodd is buck in training this season, and who knows, but be may niid lnurels to the enviable record on the stool blades which is now his lie also enjoys tho (listlnction of bring one‘ oi.‘ the cleanest puck ichasars in the Maritime Provinc- cs. A . —— ~-

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sex team on the following night will take place, that is, if satisfactor

It is understood that Halifax city teams are negotiating with th local management for a series of games to be played there. starting o the 14th or 15th of January. If these dates can be properly arrange for the- bluenose capital ‘" .l_%_.

According to the above it looks as though the homesters are gain

to have a busy week on the road. if these games come off as expected

the worse luck we can wish the Maritime champions, is a six-gain victory hanging at their belts (including the Granite game) when the return home.

coon OLD DIDIER

League Referees is a well-deserved tribute to a man who for years ha

lboth on the lacrosse field and hockey arenas. But, what. by the way. ha become of his old side-partner. Jack Lavioiet?

SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT

so why?

THE CANADIENS, INTERNATIONAL

Frenchman, Belgian, Swiss and Scot. An Irishman as well:

Of teams made up of such a crowd,

You've likely ne'er_heard tell. And strange to say. you. have not heard,

This team belong: to you. Sshi Keep it dark. now not a word:

Canadiens! Thafs true! ' V

Cieghorn’: Scottish. Morenz. Swiss; The Irishman. Malone, TheBeigian. Joliat and this is strange enough alone. Coutu, and Bouchen-dcrvt forget- ‘ Vetlna, trusty scuff“: ~ The Frenchmen: there's the lot, ‘Now let the season onward roll.

Friday night of the same week the lal-andera will play an All-Star team picked in 8t. John and vicinity Qfter which a game with the Sus-

nil iangements can be made. in all likelihood this set to will materialize.

it is likely the Abcgweits will leave Sussex on Monday January 14th

The appointment of Didier Pitre to the Board of National Hockey:

;done his very best to give the sporting public of Canada entertainment.

Problem-if our friend Mike McTigue flattens Joe Beckett. when hey meet in Ireland on St. Patrick‘; Day, what will it prove, and if

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The snowstorm of yesterday has ‘ln the billiard games n/l liamlims ziracticzilly put the (lztmper on thc -Bros., last evening liuce Douceite \begu'<-.it outdoor work, and lhcrtl-‘I/("OD OV(->»l'.llmllllt'.l0ll:1b'l.0ll by; overl- fore the remainder of their train- 901MB in fl 111054?!’ "Oil 991?‘ 'ng will be confined to the gyrmnillllme- q _ ‘ where Ferris will keep llltlwﬁiilllilﬂgltlllseﬁin ilyifmqli-‘Ongl: 3:311? n“

1 . . . _ . . iaCuﬁsilll'llll:ltlidéthe Arena a “my Uriond game which was a good ex- ‘ ihibition of billiards. i . 1 ight will be be-

The following men have been ‘ The game” w“

faithfully and enthusiastically wor- twee“ c“! “nmmi and Stanley

. .\l'- ' '. lV. ilng out for the past work: Uamp- ggﬁatisgfl Fnmk “holhon H)

‘tell, Cronin, McEachern. Gordon. Moore. Rodd. Dalton. COX. illlti SNOOKER Yrowse- ' The first game between Fred

Chandler and ilarry Spcnccl‘. wits won by Spencer.

The second game bot ween Arthur Ritsrson und Willard incite was

The boys have now boon in iriiin ng about two weeks. und Physic- al Director Ferris states that they

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[ilﬂli of tho Clinrloltoiotrii St'lll(ll'| lniorChuri-li ltzisliutlaail Iiongvic’ was played. wlii-n the llli-thodistsi ie-fwntcd the Central (‘liristiu ;’ by 9 points. thus winning the firsi i action.

As was promisi-tl. tlic game Wnsi both inst und exciting. iloih teams lfeatured brilliant combination illld close checking. 'l‘hc hit-tho- dists. however, excelled in basket.- shooting ability, scoring 18 points to the (‘antral (‘hristinus ii.

Ag nhnvi- lll(-!llil0l]l‘(l nombitizi lion was pi-rlmps ihi- oulsimiiling ligature; [iassus wi-ri- short zind

innPPY. the bull irzivolling at fiiii (peed throughout. in a way almost hard to follow. Both llltltil! teams will bcnr watching. us the mule-i‘

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responsible Forward; ' ‘ - lur ilii- win. ‘ G. Walsh . . , . . . . . . . .. W. Trainer in llli‘ men's‘ fixture- llil“ shill. lilcQuaid . . . . .. K. Harrington lnnstzink boys \\‘l'lll_(i0\\'ll to iiv-l Guards » iI-ui illlillll-‘l lhi- K. (‘Ks Io tin-if}. Flynn . . . . . . . . . . . . .. E. V0586)‘- .~=i~nri- of lfilwlh‘. This was»; n liurdi ubs closi- game and tlii- brand oi‘ bull Alcliollnn . . . . . . .. D. lilclfennh inindvd out Ins-i night surt- kept‘; ihv- fans on tiptno. iK. OF C. St. Dllllltlfll ’l‘lu; iwxl Killill‘ in tin- srhoiliiii-l Centre is nu l<‘riili_i_y' nigiii. lwiw - -n K. (L's ‘ill. blzicDonald R. MacDonald und lllt‘ ‘Pipers, Uh lloy : iW. W. Coylo . . . . . . .. L. Jennings ’l‘hi~ fnilmving is the lineup: i Forwards Marguerites Tuts J. McAloor . . . . . . . . . . .. E. Murray ('('|lll'(‘ iJ. (‘onnolly . . . . . . . .. P. McGulgan Ill. Aluildigiin . . . . . . .. ll. Pfllllﬂill} Guards in. (‘umphi-ll . . . . . . . . . .. n. Kilfoy .\v. J. imcoommi A. Juenonsn -

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—— -— ‘T-"TT" ire in tho pink of condition iiud won by Petgrﬁofh Bl llvllllilbit‘ is l-{ilflfi I'm‘ an Ali- ‘eacly lvr the ice at any Unw- ‘Thedhlrd game betivecn Harry 7hﬂrl°liel°wll "Milli- * Sentner and W. Walsh, was won ' UNEPP . ~ — - only one man of lust geusonq; by Serum". Mclnnis [ilayird illN usual stellar “ ‘inc-up who is eligible for a place The games tonight will be he. some accounting iﬁl‘ R 0f 115R

this winlrr, has failed to show up tween the following: J. (Lirrick vs "HINTS 13 POlIIl-‘i. Wlliiﬂ Kill"? "i"

_ I mistratrd for fifty warn. Use it nl-- day with prise to tin.- fiins us the Tlllrl had ‘,"”' -"‘_.1P'” M 5'9"‘- so for inflammatory pains, cuts, not lost a game this season. scratches. bruises und sprains. The score Iii-it) was a fair lll- Bnva" ‘f hnimhjn‘

for truining~Keiiy is the abson- W. Locke and E. itrseniuxit vs 1.. r-iltsnaiiiiinlt; hi? squall. srwritu: B} ‘ , , l h .l hi if 't: Ondmor.. I 0U 0 0 - ll0l1 5- w}. .i'”y°u'_'h°"‘iet bhch .99 w‘)? “i? ‘Rog/Pie arise (iruu, The following is thi- lino-air i , '_ ‘Wuhan Poliﬂ“ ‘inn? (“if I 1 [p] n; f? i "One of the (Ollllll0llt8l. comp] Methodists Central Christians‘ " ‘v u» .0110 an: iys m rec or -- ‘ Y ' - ‘ i w; , It only taken alew minutes time ire at, l; [Q55 to undgrgﬂmd the M. hints is of infants is worms, and thi. Forwards _., andyouhaveelutingwate roof “we tukpn by the Mg blondp (m. most effective application for them iii-lniiis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. KWII) ‘ f,’- ehine. Every application elpa fence “mp u l! m be hoped [or me is Mother Graves Worm Extenn- Moore . . . . . . . . . .. lies» ' 3° WQWWF lﬂlh": i" in! it mo“ of a" concerned that Kepy inator. ipillet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Cot I ‘ i“ l ;:l‘:r:::°:iyin| longer if; to "m come mack to earths and Sm" p _____i______._____ ‘H. r Lrulning right away. as the Abeg- ’ - ‘ - » ~ - - - - - - - ~- "l" Shine the Surface volts will need all the strength 9 ' . ' lﬂdsdllo llllsllol hi-y can muster. not only on Janu- Your Dilllglltt?! s - < ' - E - » ~ A ~ < - - - ‘ - ~ -» 1mm“ . - h b d _ ' s B t B‘ k- c‘ iry 10th. but throughout the hock~ i "l"'|‘“l‘"_' and ClljOy YOU!‘ plpﬂ bot etter an i °| 9" i‘ "i0 Nlllﬂy ,3. season H138 . . "Pit . . mourns/n. a-m _ __ l’ »-_-~-<..--_ - l0l1g¢l'- J ' ::For llhcumatlc Paints-Tin- t.’ you comm: Wm‘ “l?” |___ OF C. 5A$KETBALL “Anofd friend At all good v . oalns und achi-s of Sciatica and| 7°" w "WV" °W _ from rhe start” Tobacumigg; . i ' ‘ Rheumatism should be trctitud ".997 ‘M Wm b‘ m 9"‘ , Th0 fill!" YYBF" i-{IYPH ll 1W8! lll-‘li , .15 . ,/)’/n71>f a i " wmi Dr. Thomas Ecloctric 0n. Tho l"'°'°I"P"' W‘ Mi" to night at the "Lousuc" when u... Q \ ma.» / soothing and hclllllllf properties of "WWI I" P'IY'"""- Kins Tut-s were oulvliu-"HHI by lhv .v ‘Qlljpﬂivln Mind" i" m“ appmpriaqe . this famous remedy have boon (lﬂlli Make the appointment to- i Margucrltcs. This iriimc as a sur-

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