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raging)! y Bowling

"aw off to l.)ulhousie—tl|e fast-r“ .~ - . .

I ,1 ‘-I§I_\'Qr(,(~ii. uggrt-gatlotl o1 pit;- ‘m- "pgglers that l1 has been ottr Sﬁxnlqii"... 11; give/the once over ill i: "Oiotnv number of )"’lll‘1<. '1 . .- »

St. lhtn-stunis l~l lo nil intheiv in» itial appt-ttrant-t- o1‘ a two-game se- ries with the ul1ove~n1e111it1nrt| llllllll-i.

m 11f the 11111 timers of not llopelrl-sli (vutpiayetl, anti on the S111 * ‘ '

v H“ “vemy Wars ago. “"1111 tlefeulslvt- after the ﬁrst five min- lea“ H‘), seen a game for ever so ates of the cattle, the rod and 11""? 2:91.‘, led ,1“. L-urlogltv and white t-latt didn't ltave as mut-h 111115’. ' ‘ '

~ 1 - 1-1 '1'.- - " t z 'vi to 11"“iigiilwuiﬁlélfguglzti I tliulrtl iriii-ll‘ ‘a? iiieliilarz-i and the. h _ "‘ ‘ _ .__' _1 ' __., _ "“'-."°"Lii"‘si'“iiJ.i;i.?.1-§f”§§lWilli XIII ‘iiiilJl-ii.ili‘.itffli‘R-il‘t.li‘i. unlversl ,1‘. _ - - J ‘ . '. .. .. , w ""1"..:r-1;.r11.t::'11-: ...‘-‘.;I1‘..1-..i‘£‘.‘.-'11255;. 2'1: ltlearters. _ _ _ ‘M’ “ - -.. h. ... . (r -' ‘ti

n“) Mliigilraniihiwe (m? M‘ Ge‘ “l ‘H tltrottgltltittt the tzntit-tlrsttatma, Q 1111111111 ea . _ _, , H , ' . .

w.- also doff our "kellyo to 1111- t p911 it ldiqltlvllllllldllihllllflé*‘M3112 Smmsiaalthough compluely (“H1 ituihher in llllt“tit‘t'0llti with one """“”pd’ oimﬂayed “w! Qiltwiighei- i-trnvert lCverv ‘score euutt- as a ill 01'1"? "apartment! m“, sumppi/btilli-ttti t11'tt1't-l1_tlo\\'11 1111- [field with ‘vuung 1111111111 of huskles have 1111111111,, "He; “pnmlum ‘Wlyodmn! ‘Jung. 111 rt-proat-lt 1l1etnsel\'<-t1 tor: thei ‘v-ith-gln-U “m! ‘A-Inmv Flash-u“ rm ""0 a mum m my“. Alma Nmtel-i 1i t" the red and white line lo rib- mr’ notwithstanding ‘he gr‘?! hm‘ it’ 1h‘ for "alnis of ‘J5 and 31) vards ~ 1111c 11E» ‘l" =1 7 .' . -. ,. H. < . - - a-l-t-ns 1"" “be” <1" 11"’ “e'°““' 1133,1221.‘ fliiiﬁiiillfa" ‘r213 iilifiﬁ "'1" they fought the blavk and gout t-he lust halt‘ when (lavin, one of """‘1"°"°r'* of ‘he “Yﬂildemnid ‘$311111? Sttints‘ -l1artl-\vorklu" forivartls '1'” mm] whisne'_“l'o-ts continue. inter-renter! 11 puss on 1151's 20-yard

mmkeimg u terriﬁc hnmhinidiillttt- 11nd bucked and 11111112011. his "M" "no" ma“ Inexperlenfed atiuiway- through for what looked like “gm” opponents’ we "mung g. a trv 11111 "Unk" IPrast-r lJal's ""5 “Um Dﬂmousm Umvemim ispeeidv full httck embraced him 'i'"'“' a nwnkoy wr_e_.“.ch4h1.2€!.\be-hiutst ottils-lde the tout-h line: Lang-

’ \vi1l1 ﬁnally relieving the situation with a timely iutotu-h hit-k for a 2113x1111 gain. After that. bout there was nothing 1o lt, and for practi~ eally the remainder ot‘ the contest. Dal territory and S1. Donovan's ,\v_ere entire strangers. l That the ’l‘igt-.t- squad lived up through the last letter and semi- ,<.-olon to all the glowing reports that hut! rome across the Strait v1'Ulll'(‘.l‘lllIl_‘J, its prouw-ets. is a fore- Jgone t-otlelttsion. It played -ht1rd and ,he.-1tly football, with a ﬁnish tseitlom ill‘ ever set-n lu-re on a local grid» tron. Its dt-fontet- “'11s as tight as F-lttgait- is now witlt .li;;-,',1s, and lt~ offence. vs s :1 revelation. . ldxt-tta- lht- 11111111111- .~= - 11.: i1ztt~lt~ lit-hi work “'11:.- tht- trln- pot-try of nlofion. '|'l1<-1-- \\'.lt~ no lost 11111-1 y, no 1111111114 or stutnhlltta. l-Ivery .11:1n was u-~.~i<,',11t-d to a parIir-ttlur

Neck muscles stiff and sore? Apply Sloan's gently without rub-' l1ing. Fresh, new blood begins to circulate swiftly through the strained tissues. Stiff muscles re- late-pair: ceases. Soon stiffness and

pain 1m.- gonc. Get a bottle at your druggist today—35 cents.

i SAINTS 011111111111 illllillllhlll , 11111011111 111111 SATURDAY 1111111111111

and White Legion go-Dowlt 1101111121“ to Nil Defeat Before] Heavier and More Experienced Opponents-Abe fident of Holding Fast and HeaclyfBengals” This Afternoon.

tzweit tlope works. by defeating the

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u dribble and the totals are forced to rtntge. This was only a ‘brief re- spite for the Saints, for shortly af- terwards, Monty I-laslum on a pass from 1100111111111, negotiates the 20 yards to the Saints’ touchllne for the ﬁrst try of l-he game. lt was a tilt-e piece of work, and u straight

artn was used to atlv-antaglz. Hl- tailed to convert. This was the only score made in this hall‘, al-

though Dal came near tn repeating ou three other occasion-e. The Saints were again forced 1o tout-h for setfoty before t-he ltalf ended.

Second Period

'i‘his half opened with Dul once more taking the offensive when Bates receives Joe Sullivan's re turn kick, goes for a gain, then passes to (llottstotl 1o hlcOdruur-tt nice exhibition of ball handling. 011 the scrum up Joe Fleunnltn: receiv- .-s ball and l1reezes through for neutral territory, l-‘(Gltlng a kick in l1etore being" ltauled do\vn. Play now centred around middle ﬁeld for a short interval. The visitors‘ scrum were working to great advantage.

Within ﬁve ntitltttes of the kit-k-

iM. R. Committee ~ ' Announces By i Pres. Covey

(Canadian Press.) 1 Alljl-ll-IIIST, Nov. ll.~—A. \\'. (‘ov- ey, ln conference with leatlllw 01'- flclnls of the Amherst Atnutrur _ ‘ Athletic Association lust evening. "Us" “m g1“ “will l" *1 "V1113 |anuounced the personnel o1‘ the Hill-l‘! lotttt1rrout evening ll!- lMarltlme registration committeteincluck. ‘lhts toutlrulluelll 1s 111111111: yo,- 1921 n Wm be m, gunman; A - o create conslt ert11 e interest ant - \\'. Covey, St. John, President A. t-xeitetnent 1111mm; not only partl-i C. Milllle Ylalifax, Senior vice t-ipatns hut those who tullow upi mresltlent: Sam Doyle, Cliurlotte- 1111s invert-stint: and st-ientitlc garm- town, junior vice president: G. l’. 11,,- wan Bolton Sussex and Ronald Al. Ross Amherst. Formerly this committee 111,1“. 5,...l,,,,,,-; H“. Secum] 3.1mm“ Cﬂrflfﬂll llllle m0". 11111 1'01 l1\ll'll°3@1'1 on \\'t-tlnt.>stlay' 1111411‘. and the third o1‘ facilitating action it twat-t reduc- on lsrmﬂy ,,\.,,V“_,n,_,_ ' i?“ i“ “"9- . ' 'l‘l)1t- i’11llt1\\'l11;: teams will line up in t 1e gPl-HWtlyI - , ‘ukggrlﬁ: Prank Nit-l lson and Johnston I Previous to the start of the game ""3?" .TN'""""“"" "M rem‘ the Dal boys were extended“ hearty "l, 1 l .\_tt-holso11 and Johnston vs.| invitation to be the tlltests of theVMfM‘ xlﬂllli-“lll 111111 l’l‘l‘l'ii I Inn‘ C_ F,‘ A Brigade Amnmnlrlonl Sample and Purcell vs. .\l1-.\lal|o11 lColutuu Association at their big "mi -‘"'~*'""i"11l- lArmistlt-e Dance tonight. Needless .s“"1l'1l~ illlll MlhVllllllll i111 say the invitation- was accepted. W11 111111 Arst-nattlt. 1 and [he presence of we 111159;", S-atllpie and .-\rst-uault vs. Purl-ell! athletes will undoubtedly add, to 111111 Nlc-“allott . what already appear-z to promise l-‘rauk NlVilU|S0ll and Sample vs. an rnvt-eptiotially enjoya-hle even- Bill Nicholson and Purcell. l-‘rank Nlt-ttolson and Pnrt-t-ll vs, Johnston and Sample. l". Nit-hosolt and .\le..\lahon vs. Bill Nirholson antl Ars-t-ttault. Wank Nicholson and Arsenault vs. Joltnstott and Purcell. Bill Nicholson and .\lc.\fahon

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lt. is just 25 years ttgo this fall since 11 Dalhousie tea-tn perfortuetl here. 0n this Oﬂféiliiﬂll they mul the Aheglvclts in a memorable l1at- tie, the game ending in a scoreless tie.

The follmviug" were the line-ups:

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the 111111111111 track as it isn’tn1e11n.'

the hall coming out on their end Ab 1 _ D ‘h . Pertgv and Sample.

1110-51 o1‘ the time. Sutherland takes “w” ‘ |.*"|,||,ﬂpk a Wale m“ N"~".""5°" “mi Sunni” "S" ' a pttss out and with the assistance H. Bethune . . . . . . . . . . . .. (ltwtntipﬁ-"nv "mi p""‘"‘"' i

of Bates and rltwlant forces the Haw“

red and white boys to hand over 25311 13mm z , _ , _ _ _ _ , _ _ , _ _ , _ _ , H (fuck "' ' H

yards of ground. Dal follows up'w, 3110149911.; Musﬁeyi l

the advantage. Logan gets in a c, McQuillan , _ _ Cgnnlngyzev - If your ankles bother flllgkhtﬁrl tgtilrrtll-erlsatl}? otgli-‘i n. Ritchie ............ .. Archlha-ltl‘ I _ you, use C_ ¢_ M

vat-d ‘title-ft Stglgulnsttfnisiatiiake l B Ylcvlillniiilﬂyilers ‘vlt-Kenzlei ' ' l fiigiﬁgiigizigvvfkt’ IMPROVED STEEL i K "llsht gain at‘ 5 yards ltvitlrl-bblint-r. vv. ill-toe ttaté ——~ ' i i’ “ "I ANKLE SUPPORTS #111111 tanks»- a nit-e nick-up and Forwards LOUISVILLE. Ky. Nov. 1 .——- C.C.M. Automobile Model C—Sizcs 1o 101115-4550 .11 rlee to "get over” but O'Brien D. A. MacKlmton . . . . . . . .. Jar "lno Matt J. Winn, general ntanagor ofl

n-oves the barrier anti tackles him J. Darke . . . . . .. all the Kentucky Jllckey Club. todayl __ _ .. __ _, ,,_, u-touoh. w_ 001101101; ._ Roach said he had received a telegram

The Nova Scotians, scenting a D. Gaudet . Faulkner from Sam f‘. Hlltlreth, trainer of i

iCOVP, force tnatters. the play W. Jones . . O'Brien Zev, expressing :1 desire. to tuatch

uvinglttg to the uottt-hwest; corner l‘. Duffy . C. McDonald Zev and In Altelnoriatnaltls rt-cent

'1f the "gritt" on the red and white Foley . . . . .. . F. McDonald Cqlllllwlftl‘ lllllillﬂ U!" llWJ-“Hlll ﬂlll-

'1-yartl line; McDonald realizing Mt-Gonnell . . . . . .1. .. Cordineo umn 11101-111112 at Churchill Downs

1111-1- a pass from Langwtbh. Bates The Ahegwelt management ros- 11ml settle 11w- ttuosllon of the

vii-ks but fails to convert. Score. petrtfully rtsitteqt all caeowners, 1'11» llllttlkylttlr-tlltl lllrl‘ llll-‘lllllliltll-‘tllllt-

IMO S.) [h0g9 having Fords to keep on’ There is :1 possibility the purse.

Iff, llal again st-tlres, llaslam doing; the trick on :1 Suthe-rlautl to lang- wtth to llasltttu combination. Monty plants the pigskin directly l1t-hlnd titl- noal post..- and inter converts illv- tout-h. Score l1~ 1'1.

klt-(‘aht- again lair-its off for Saints.

Itsk and every 1111111 took rare. 11f this jolt. The nttltt-It on the back line, with seven men at titties, was a kulﬁtig rather than a t-rashlngone. Ont- ot’ the ottl-sttttltlittg fettlures was that no llltlilPI‘ how far the t-arrlt-r

Sloan's Liniment-Jill; pain!

1 the tntss at: the ,'prot-ess t-ontintn-d. 1i ’l‘lt<-re is no denying the fut-t that , the Saittasnlltrvt-ti hard and rugged football. but agaltlst a team with 11 111g edge in weight and experitxtn-t- iikt- lmlhttttsie, it dtutolotn-tl in1.o a question o1‘ how 1nun_v titties woult‘ the visitors t-tost: their opponents‘ touch-line for eoutttem‘ l1efore_ the ﬁual whistle. 1 _

The Dal team were oil stars Sat-

tﬁlilttiz-itt

not th-rouglt tho line. lht-ro was 11i- "1 s-tili 11111- mun bt-hltul him to

llal returns for 1.111111 lit-touch. 0n

‘vvuultl bt- for Sllllhllflll. for a speedway.

"Hello AbegweitsFPl eased To Meetoha”

tho pass out the Tigers dribble. S111

livnn picks l1ut fumbles, Livingstone

aruhs bull and uses his 2110 pounds

for :1 gain to red and white lit-yard" 111111.

The Saints wt-re ugaitt award- ed a free kick, whit-h 1's gatherct! in 11y Jones. who makes suntll gain. ‘llho play was confined to treutre ileld at. this stage with the Saints’ ~u~rum working somewhat lnattt-r. 'l‘ht- latter gain on a dribble into 1.1111 territory but Fraser spoils their chances hy going through for 1 Zlyartl r1111 ~— evidently he was 111111111: cold and thought :1 little run would warm 111m up. ~

With the hall within l3 yards from the S. D. U. line. the hlack 11nd gold lntlf-ltne return to work;

nrtlay. but tmtstaudlng 111110111; those llaslatrt and Longwith go for a run were Capt. Monty Hnslant 11nd Lang- across tﬁeid and pass to Sutherland

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Tomorrow night th-~ rt-p of all —' ‘—' v I teams who wish to enter‘ the inter, l5=\l-'l'l-\l(1ll1‘7. 3W1“ 5"“ 111-” (‘hurcll Basketball IJWIFUI" art,- nslt 131)’ llvlll‘. Flvtl Mll-“illlllvkl d to meet in the Y. M. l‘. .30.

itivcs

i This league has alwam provs-alicnt next _

.11 success and it is oxpeelt-tl thatiwhlle WDPklllZ out l-Odﬂy 11$ 11111: year will be no ~.\.\‘t"ptit11l. Th“ Plmlivo lrtlﬂli- The Wlllllel‘ 0f "Artglollaptlsts who Will the s lies last year are confident in their last '[‘11et-1day may not be uhle to

teams are all anxious to win firstthe stables. My Dear, which

Basketball

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lllontlay, broke down ly trouble

t-r- 1110,0110 Bowie stakes ut this track!

to repeat, but the otherruct- attain this year. it was said at

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|i$10.000 Bovrlc at Pirulico last Tues-

day and it was expected that. she would meet the (Zrayson the 11111111111 (‘up race. Later it was learned that a small ,\_ qtidistattct- rutnler, which was helm; bone was spilt in the pastern joint ~ ieroonu-d for the Pltnlieo Cup ev- of thc same leg which gave the fil- years ago. The leg the has been encased in a the-but the l1ellef

colt in

illaster cast.

was expressed that My Dear would tit-vet- race again. [She will be used as a l1rood mare. My Dear won $311,000 for her own- ltl il er this year.

.. 1'11 .".t-- t .\l 0'. '0 th- with, a combination that was ‘a ter- who (lribbleo ball over. Haslam do- honor-q u 5H u O y “n w n ‘ ror 1o the Saints at all times. ing the scoring on a follow up. - For the red 11nd white line-up, the Score l4—0. _ tqt-kllng of .loe Sullivan and Ed. With five minutes left to play the ‘ If you are In (tlllis on the halt’ line, also the Saints stage a rally and looked kicking of Gallant, and the scrnp- good for a rountor on a drilhblealm py work of Gavin on the front, no ball going tu Dal's 20-yard 111111;’ . need of a new doubt was greatly responsible in (lavin intercepts a pane here and] _ ' ' 11111111111: the score at 1~l instead of l1ueks to within 3 yards of scoring. l HOPSQ Rug Y0“ 1111011111111; higher, Fraser detaining 111m long cnoug-lt l o‘ ‘-- 1‘ '- _ That the Saints were t-tnnpletely for Langwith to get a kick ln andli s‘ ‘. 4 ' trimmer‘ to a nit-ety is certain, and relieve the tension. This was 1.119 1 wl" ﬁnd It here' ‘t now ‘remains to he seen justllast effort, the Saints had shot; _ i W h . what t-ht- Ahegwetts will) do withilltlelriholt, and wheln titntathwag (£1111: _ i . _- v I’ V‘ ‘ -'l1 ﬁghting; "Bengals" iris alter- et, ley were ago n on ' e eelt- . ,1- . _ e ave em In 1111i»... sive with! Dal ﬁghting outside their ,..-~\~nvl'>~l pit’ - owt terrtory. l . T a“ SIZGS and [It a“ The Game. \\". A. McDonald refereed. I l up- \\\\ i-v“ _ The Line-ups. "F . '1' - ‘\._ prices, Get yours Tile day, 1111110111111 [P11131114 a m- Dal. I “b k salntcl _ I e“ ‘.- o tie l1ll chilly for the large t-rowd of "u - ac l i. . , - ~- , t, - 111, l<‘r' e . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . .. Shea ‘ ' f 110W and be Dre- 111."; ‘£35115; iilltfitt-liioiiil‘.fiialhigaiitiirs ““ ' saws . - I i: 1,- "ol-‘Ztl yard gain 11nd continues iur- 11004111!" - - - - < - - - - - - - -- E: Gilli“: '1 I o h ' ’ n llared f0!’ thC COId t-ht-r into $11.11. terrttori‘: 1111- sit- Langwltlt .. . Sullivan, __ | < ¢ ‘ nation, iIOWOVtII‘, l'Pl|K\\11-1l I when illlﬁgzrlnlzlottlgb. . “(vllrliexfef ,1! u ‘flt-tnttiltlg starts hall on u tri 11c. -‘ l / - - - - - - - » - -- t , = ‘ Weather. his team-mates continue the good ‘ Qllﬂltem \ ' j ._vork hm, Hal's “Mk y_q,-,|_ 1|". (Jouston . . . . . .. Flemming 1Cap1.)_ m? a march ﬁnally ltaltitlg on their l0< 3111111 ~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - Jﬂllllllllliﬁ] \/\Just 0 u. ‘ward line. The Saints were givlvll 83mg ' ‘ ' ' " mi-Htltitl. A‘ Mcnonami u ” l a 1 flee kick ut this stage for a fa r-te W1 ' 5 1 -- y") 4: m. r tackle. but the kit-k trot-s for naught M°°r9 - - - ~ ~ - ~ ~ ' - -- Mccabei- _ 4 ,- \ 11;" ha! ,, |.1.\~l*““ ' - _:_____ ' 1nd t-he Tigers break logse 1g :9. Mllcﬁlloglllyl _ £317‘ L». mm" W“ 0) 2 er lo t groum w en t1 cs ~ - - - t- _ _. . “Ill ‘(ikyks to ghea. who returns, Latng- ilivinllﬂlolle ,GﬂV1ll' , {:’.v.\'\ f‘ ‘ N / 0 . with secures oval. tnakt-s a nice ‘F1711 “A0 t, .1 H” ,,,,..1-- - g zain and lttlust-t-l to .\i1:l)onal1l. who ‘alter-iv . . . . . .. _ 111 ‘ ‘v . . ' Wet-hen the red uud wlltlttelilo-yllgt “ilmmnd ~- Jwnslmi ~‘"" c4 ‘h’ .4180 If! 77125‘ d 0nd 5-38- Q line‘ before heint: broutl-l WWII . ______ ________-_____ _ _j____ ________ _ __ ____ _ ___ W __, __ , Sullivan. 0n the serum and hoel- Bﬂngmg U], Father. ' "‘ ' "' - By GEORGE DIOnIAN-Us (‘I ‘ out the l1lztck until llultllﬂslllzi (gtllle , pigskin. “MP5. 111111411’ 1- ‘ " " '"-“* —~— ‘-*" ' "' _‘-" . ‘ r11m and 11111111111111 lstttrIt. ntofrlhtlitz; , w”: JUST ‘ WA‘: so , (‘U555 L___ D0 wou CQNtn COPATQQJ-l. r w. 1 - ' ' 1‘ ‘ : _ O1.) ~ ' and “ _'""‘ “iﬂ . _ TrtlNtxmf-t or NERvou-s xou Tnouctur ijbr-Flzgﬁvﬂe/EEER p‘ Fmolwohmﬁ U?‘ o“ ‘(MAQQié-‘P. THE. DAX WE 1 WUZ QQNNA

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