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l Hike "Pflfi in the Wright Trophy

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-, ilpeiuroiins {pt ffl-veiliiiiie to live iiud eleven to fifteen third ‘group

i The teums having the wj

'i‘eam A will play Team

iui-iiihcrs o1‘ tht- wiuuiiig “loam lu '.\ll\l‘l‘ spoon. , _ , _

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Mate (‘h-mason, RIC. t‘. lii-iilli-y, J..i\. . . .\. Simmons. J.l'. iyiiilmiiiiHANV. Nit-Mutt, (iii). .\li~.ltiuutin,il).A. (‘iii-rio, ll. Stewart, \\'..i\. l-‘ull. i1. 1'1,

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l dotiston, Dr. Jf‘.

oi‘ a tin. the Games iCommitte oihci- date.

l.~~.\‘i> ilrawini: for ice.

according 1o their rating in

game .5101‘ second place.

ihi- trams. .~iFi| for play.

\ll trmis mus-i .'{l

ill] tillillliflllltl polu lhi-ri-iii’.

The bell will ring zit 7.9.0 and ivllLring again at 8.55 as

CURIJNG A5501"

Owing to the wildness of the weather the.

2.-.\ll win games to count one point. u pluyoii‘ will be arranged by the Games Committee. i Ice allotted as per schedule. - -i.-—ilu the case of absent members oi a team, substitutes shall play Sin the event 0t‘ spare not being available, members of regular teams may be sub- stituted and with the exception 0t‘ first stone men mint play n position at least one degree lower than their standing as 5.»~The icnmu are divided into three art-cups. Onb to flve,_'si to ion. ziml 11 to l5. ,The winner of each group to pliiy of! to decide the holder oi the Trophy. The losers iu the playoff to play one more

"t and finish on time.

THE GUARDIAN

llelow is the rules. teams, dates 811K1- names ot the players to

matches:

WRIGHT TROPHV, SEASOQ 198-1927. '_ "

Fifteen teams-will competelor the Wright Trophy and will. lay games each-as. per schedule below. The teams are divided iito

iflrst irmup, six to ten secotulgrou

greatest number oi‘ actual wins in each group

iii.-"i'liiillil"i'i.llfii‘ililifl'lf W" 9 "ri “*1“i".i,“'l" ‘Yr it" i" l‘?!

ll. Team C draws a Bye.

The winner of genie A vs. B plays Team 0 for the Championship. 'l‘he two losisgwearus will then Dlifllihofl iioriaecomli plaice and the _

this play-oil‘ will lie each given

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WRIGHT TROPHY

2nd Stone Lead , Ali-liarcti, W..i\. Jloopor. "LL-Col. - Ailt-Qiuiiti. V. Winchester, ‘ll. ‘iiottltnr, W. ‘Philips, lLJ. Mt-Doualil. .111‘. ihlcliczln, N111. liuudot, (i. ltfcKctizic, .l.A. Jludgson, I». llaycr, '1‘. Filliuir, G. Itrutw, urn. .\icl>(lntiou, 11W. Aitken, W11. Jones. J.M. liePage illaoul McGufgan, Dr. iMcKinnon, D. Pii-kard, A. Vinnlcomhc, ‘A. Nelson, Al}. Clarke. FIB.

l. Stewart. F..\l. Miller, .~\. Nlutch, Ii‘.A.A. MtvGuigan. M. Proivse, T.W.L._ Fulton. Rev. S.

Spars 2nd Stone. spargfiLeads. Scat-the. ll.A.(.‘. Small, ‘E. Ttamsey. 'Dr,E.ll. Parker, _ \V;li‘. McGregor, 0.17. Champion, E.

Muir, Rev. Il. Nelson, J.R. illoopcr, l-LC. OeBltiis/ N11.

Rules Governing Wright Trophy Series:

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the list: oi’ spares.

3.~~-'l‘hc largest number or actual wins decides the leadership 01' the groupf 'ln the oveut ~01‘ u. default the team present iiiallotted a wfu and tho team absent a loss.

‘.~-'iho fitness of the ire lor plny will be determined by those mem- licrs 0'1‘ the Homes (‘tiznmiliee who are present. and not on nay of

Play will be commenced

Ll ll".ll 11.1 ii ppii. (Club tlaio.) The end that is being played at . 11,111. .1 ill‘. ‘i ihc ‘game. Teams ten minutes or fraction I. i~iiiir lillil i . ~~;i will forfeit one point (which will be marked llll ilii- a till‘ i. .i-d iiy n member of the Games Committee) and

:"'.:ii~ i-uch snort-oiling ten minutes or traction

p.m: as a signal to commence play. a signal to stop the game .by com-

pleting the cud then lining played.

oilierivlse the schedule cannot iur: unnecessary contusion and‘ -lu CXIFGITIO cases, by previous

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!i.»—~l'l:iyc.rs are requested to itivc [iartlcular attention to these ruler-i.

be carried out on time, besides caun- amioyanceii- arrangement between the skips and

[hi5 (‘iiimcs (lommittoiz, a schedule game may be played ‘at some (illl('l' hour should necessity art-yo.

(Signed) ‘ GAMES CUBIMITTEE.

Visiting Team i Gondi

ixpticioil linpprnoil tnni-ght when hi- illSl>l‘l.'.'ilT1l1t'(l I-‘rcitlr-flctnn will" "gig, iiiiioailtcil by the Saint John lhisilier§ fu thi- local opener 011110 South rh. N. 11.. hockey 100K110. the corn will: ii to Onl-‘retlerictoms l!!- iivniiiiii eiioi-ir. railed to penetrate ‘ie viiimri; ilnfnnce. Saint' John vlih iili! personnel largely the éfllllt‘ in prnvioiiii ‘SOSS10l1fl-—K6fli- mt. late iii’ i"h.'itham. and Wilflon -.'oruierly- at‘ Mnncton being with

iii-iii Whose nHOTIB as an instructor urn i-iirrlcd on abroad. yAIilen t‘iiirk, one .0! tho bdme ‘ eiuus’ ziirongeiiti-iployaro. ‘was flb-

Kenna’ iinil Creighton, who are ab i-mlini: the University o! N. 13..

ind (‘nlivclL n Ihedericton veteran. \‘t‘l‘t_‘ uiit-tl. None r11 the trio was

FOR IRISH

TORONTO. Jan. 5. — The de-

warriire n! Danny Cox. who has been sent fo iha Hamilton Club of be Fiiniiillsn Hnfosislnnal mastic. ~78)‘ lw the first. stop in a deal

Displa y" Good

tion And Works Well

‘IPRIDDPIRIFTON. Jon. ti. —- The in condition but carried on. well

under the circumstances.

WORK HARD

the plnyorirwoulleil h was noticeably _ sent. Keenan aijqjlu Stét) _ ilhlfi. The giisiiian in iioiiwiere iiu scored from well in on the net. ‘Referee Frank Jlughes banded out i. grggiofltiging oi penalties but

ting into mixupis. The l eii with rive m-eu. each on the lee. Stecn having gone back at llallisey alter the two came together and 110th players being chased. Koating was e valuable pla er of 5 Sahtthlobn tallying twice nut llni- i slimy also worked well, earryinz the lruliber on his long rushes and 1 'chec.‘ldng hard. The score about in- dicated the difference in team play.

oral games this year. is the best defensive prospect in the King loop and St. Patrick! will do wiell to land him." the Mail sud Empire say-s.

- hereby iho defence of the St. Pat-

Ii"k'.=i N. i1. ii. club will be strcngtlb’ GYM

t. rd, the Mall and Empire any». " ‘Gsmey' lrzderrnsn. the former Yew Hamlbury player. has been gn- ‘mz in great style with Hamilton till season, playing astrnng defens- -e game and scoring the odd goal

Doings at the “Y”

10.30-11.30 Special Class

v Btu-ling Association playing dates for the Wright Trophy to start

1n case of :1 i.ie ut cud of srricii I

player.

Team ~play on Fredericton; part5‘

Keene“ bu some o! 1 if o notice-N

tsl-leil to keepfiie piayoggzogniigtkg:

Americans Lead _

’ League -C|6ghorn"Galm on Nels, Stewart

MlONTRlEAiL, Jan.

ond_(,7aptain_ Dick Irvin, 0t the C

p’ gue games up t0‘ and

those 0t January 2. Each ha

£1 O

tho lenders through eleven gnu and two assist-i.

M00113)’. Jflfl- 10"! i’ Mickey McKay o1‘ Chicago. holds 7 i0 piiu i" N9, 1 we Na 2 we Nm 3 a place by ltituscli‘ with twelve will‘: phi; ' J n ‘No- 11 Dlflyfl NO- 123a. Ilfplnys No.15 No.1 playifNb. S.’ Wlmsi 71113519 ‘rial’ "[1911?" gflmlstmlf: e nes a . a i ~ - . i r . - - - ~ ‘our asuss. unci rout you, o I12"! 7 Nv- 3 ltlflyfi 3°- -l.\o. G plays N0. i No.8 plays ha. 10 iwontreal and Frank Frodeflckson. pm. ,\'o_ 4 plays X0, 5|No_ 6 pin-s y“ g you; plays 51a 1i) ‘lwitrtilt celuti-c. follow with ten - 1-m- i.\:i.1i l.'.\'o.1' . '3. ...‘ll>011'=i9-'¢'- , Fridaiy, Jan. iiflivihfi ___p_rl_)s_ _ __ rfwn’ H pmyqxo '10 \n 1 Mays YO Penalty records show Spragtie y 7-3" lun. 3N0. 12 plnys No. 1R \'n_1.1 "my, ,\Y@_14 ya 7 plays _\;0_ jgifltighorn. Boston unpiniu. ilrmvlng i.iiii imn i_\~(,_ g plays yo, 3N“ 1 pin)... ._\;.,_ 4 y“ .; play, Nob.) (‘lose to Nell-ion Stewart, o1‘ the Monday. Jan. 17th,'12\h_ _ - - . Montreal Iiluroons. as the loader iu Till" IHIL .\'n. 2 plays .\'o. 4N0, 1 plays .\'o. 5X01; plays No.10 time spent on the iienfllly bell?"- llll" l>.m. No. T plays No. 0 No, 11 plays No. 15 No, 1Q playg y", 14 Stewart is still t-retliieil with fifty- lwedriesday, Jan. , lhree-imimitcis induraucc, while 119th I .\'o.1."iplnys N0. .14 No. 12 plays No.15 No.11 plaiys N0. i4 ‘Clefilmrllt i“ “I039? "P ma“ a ‘leek , iii In" _\-0_ 3 Mays y.» 5 yo‘ 3 pin}... yo‘ 9 y“ 7' ion” y“ lfilltgt), with forty-nine mimitctii SOYVPtII M,“ m“ “t ‘ i i. ~ Wiilldjflhllllntifiw‘. Iliad Duiion, of Friday’ Jan 21s§'lY‘,‘,l"‘ iiA-i “lays Tom“ an» ._..1.i .i|i.|_.,_ Alnntriuil, 814111115 next iu lino ivllll ' 7,;iii p‘... j forty-eight. mitiuics clmiitctl against _ . iMondayi Jam 24th I iliiunf llcg‘ Noble, oi‘ the lifaroous, 7.110 p.m~. Til!‘ ivinnci" of game vs. plays team "C" 1o ilr- illilfi TONY-fill‘ Illilllliifi- (Willi-ff? ciilc the holders oi‘ the iTrophy.<-lli ends. ‘w ' ’ K301115101" 31ml ll. Smith. 110th 01' 01* .w¢dne5day, Jangisgii, ltziivaptolloiv with forty-three iiud "i110 p_iii. 'l‘hi- two losing trams lu llic above finals‘ ‘iii pliiy oi" for deity-iii?!) llllnllltt-‘e’. l'f‘-‘*l><‘l‘l1\'l‘|.\’~

Big International

iKlAMbOOPS, ll. (3.. Jun. iuiliionul looiiliirll player, tiiril licl‘

Christmas Eve.

u. hotist-iholtl word in Scotland. ll captained the Scottish team against England in the mate played at the (lvall. London. in 18$ anti scored the goal that won ih match for Scotland. lIe played wli the Celtic and llibornlztns for miiu years. ‘

Nemis Wins From Julian

tllliAfiE DAY. ilan. s. - Jfilillll iNemis. of New

| tiwnrtlei] u close decision ovi-r Ton .l’illiau, of Boston, hero inlllglli 4111i:

small crowd attended.

Richard-Delaney

NEW’ YORK. Jan. 5. -—'i‘:.\' Rick

map tiiincluile Jack Delaney today ‘ibelore hoarding a truiu ini- Si liouis to sign Gene Tunney. A course of l‘('t.'i'lll('iiiililllll h" lZ-ght

~ conference yteutertlay. in whim ‘Pete Reilly, manager oi‘ the French ‘Iauadlau, mct. Rickard for thiriirst timo aiilco their Spill. last spring. Rickard refused to tliHCUSo‘ the ‘fleeting. but ltieiiy admitted lic had given his consent for Dtilnney to fight either Jack Dempsey or Tunney.

N. YifPugilist Held In Death 0f Others

i‘ NEW YORK, Jun. F». —~-.\1i.'~liricl ‘pelgél, 2'1 years old, lovui pugllix-il. Wat! belt] lu $1.000 bull lu Homicide Court for exuminaiioit Tuesday iii connection with the ilcaih oi’ Rob- ert Srbloiiztir, 23, also a boxenTliii

‘gt frnlgnqtwn in the ring us Bobbie v b11051“ tiled after u four-round

i w Spergel last night. i Schlnlfir fared budly in thi- bout :iail.;ili¢.1rr*i‘ertie stopped it lu this -- _ 03., rmuiil. llo collapsed in his reusing room and ivnii removed o a hospital. where he died. Politic said that concussion of the britlu rauiseil ,d_.c:ith.

mroons to Test‘ " UJapanese Player

MONTREAL. Jun. 5.-—‘l‘hnrri have been all. kinds ,0! nationalities in Motivational hockey but 1.110 Mum.- ‘renl Min-non; are bringing in "n new one. President James Straclr an. or the Maroons, today announc- ed that a man, who, it is claimoil is of Japanese ancestry. iii-ill iirrli-r- here Wednesday morning to he given a tryout.

The man's name is Sam Kokko rind he comes from Sault SieMarie. ille in n young fellow weighing 1G5 pounds stripped and can play either mi the defence or on the lorwnril line. lle is said to be very inst.

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"' will grunt you our wish." iuilil llii» good Inlry

71.30-45.00 intermediates ‘5.0fl—6.00 Business Men il.45——‘8.00 Employed Boys

"l‘nn you maki- run n nskml iiu- youth.

"'1 can. hill with ilir usual iii-rom- Iflliiimvutii of ilyiipi-miln. worry ovi-r ynulnluvi-ntmt-nln. luilliznilnn over your

millionaire?“

8.00-9.80 Men’s Volley ball

im when the pressure was strong- ~st. Ledcrman according to those who have geeifli

“n m action in m‘ nre nmv three feel long. .,

Raine of the flab nought ‘liutimmmer

int-nine inx and iliiit tired fer-ling," _ "Gimmi- n tir-lrt io ilu- toiiilirill

N. 'H. L; Scorers.

only Burch and" Dick ii-viii Top

5. —— Billy Burch, o1’ the New York Americana.

eta-go "Black Hawks, started the New Year giediorlscotiug honors- 110-. cording totliescorinz and penalty, reedrtis (or National Hockey Lore" including

scored nine goigs and ‘six nflfilfllfl for 'ote1,‘ 1i e 0'11 . V’ Bribe Dye“)? tlibqrérlcagy: 41a “do; and Dd. Bill Carson. [he latter play-I ll gi his ‘iiirst year 0f pro hockey 1'0!‘ ‘A, tconto St. Pats. are next iirlinol with: thirteen points each. Carson has stored ten goals and three r’ sisnrwhlle Dye 1121s kept up with

Football Man Dies

.I.'uut‘*s‘i\i1c4l.i1reii, 00, famous litter-

ynstoriluy its ihi- result. ot‘ ll i‘:ill :11. the homo o1‘ his daughter on

lilcbarens mime at one time was

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1.——.\ll games (excepting the finals) to be o1 ten ends. lu the event l

. . i _ i‘ 1 '1 airatilze fol a. p aim; (in son o wawrford‘ Burp ‘ time welterweight champion, wilt; ‘

ten rounds of fighting. Tile visiiiii‘ excelled in iii-lighting. while Nomis showed up better at long range. A

Are Reconciled

nril enlarged his wnltorivc-iglit \\‘.ll'

iweeu the promoter and the \\'()l'l(l'*§ heavyweight champion, ap- peared to have been opnniiil ill-til

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nile on the two mnrkctn this morn- ing there Wax not sufficient. hust- few cows of ruiier quuliiy were; sold around $3.00 and some oannei-g

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' Goes "to Amherst!

AMHERST. Jim. 5. —-T:iklug 111e,‘ lead in the first period. Aiuhrrsii lioltlii iwo-igtiiil murgiltuuil ili-iiiiii-‘il .Snckvillc 2 tn 0 in the inputting grime of tho central sintwtiou oi‘ the. mlaritjmc Amateur llocktw Asaociiv; tlon, 1i. ivus a rugged (‘XlllhillOll oi" the winter pastime with tho play-i i-rii on both teams ibeiug t-losi-ly nitirkcil.

ilcuvy checking was ihe feature 0i‘ the gaime bu; tie-spite these per~i canal combats the best of feeling }.‘9\'l1110ii between the two lemme and ilio llClllililPfl wi-ri- few, Harri- son, liitick iiuil (‘iilshtilm drawing

Good Strong: Companies, Agent at Summerside, Lloyd Lewis.

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