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Companions C0l\genlal its absence when Frank Calder,§ the Interprovincial Rugby Union ATEUMUL5 have n°“llneted Jim' (Cnnudian Press) an American and shots "Nd

lmllll|ll||\ll|l||]|ll\» Exercise Healthful t _ President 01 the National Horkeyi will vote lu ii few days to decide Palme.-, captain and inside stalwart' MONCTON- NOV- 8-Daddy Bu-l

Music Delightful Le‘1€Ue» l>0l1l8l1t issued 9. list of- who is to succeed the veteran Alex and Teddy Morris. line-smasbingf bf". New Glasgow, arrived in town ii

. Wear lll the season which opens er of the Jeff Russell Memorial Tro- ondary defenceman. _ mined the Hawke lll 8 Drlwtlce ses-

THURSDAY-8 to 10 D. ln. man for Boston Bruins for sevriel most useful to his team. ilton Tigers during which he was re- Welles el/el' developed in the Mari- ‘ ~ FRIDAY-3 to 5. Children 10 Cents. Yee" was not allotted a number, Denman, veteran of a dozen sea-_ cognized as the outstanding middlei Umeef eamllaigned last winter for r SATURDAY-3 to 5 p. ln. Cooney Wetland of Ottawa, who sons with, the Bengals, climaxed his wing in the country for years, and the Charlottetown Ahegwelts and

Price 25% . was suspended tonight, was iuclud- Career with the Tiger Tanks by Seymour Wilson, outside, are 'I‘igers"me Winter before was with the B

_ _ _ ed in the roster of the genamm gaining the award in 1932. But nominees. Ffedeflemll Cllllltols.

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li' , Pleyers and the numbers they will Denman of Hamilton Tigers ashcld- bucklielder who also is a great sec- this °“"“°°“ ‘md immediately -

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__ -' 1' ""_ '_' _ Toronto Maple Leafs have more youth predomirlates in the list oi Montreal players have not named AltIh0l18l’l this 8ftemoon's work-

Ormer New Brunswlckeri I3 PlAY[RS‘N‘.’mi”ated 3_0” Tmphy-WURKS UUT

T Governors Of Rugby Union To Decide Winner! ' _

NOW; MONTREAL Nm a___I___e ___m__ Russell Memorial Trophy In A Few Days. I H A W

M ,of Eddie shore the susan., most M” _

____ ;-_gy noted holdout _ms com _ (Canadian Press) li-lders. Both are playing in their

_ _ ~ P eU0\l5 by TORONTO, Nov, 8.-Governors of first big four campaign

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F0 U "' P :. “ex Th““d“Y~ lilly, awarded annually to the player The veteran Brian Timmis, near- ‘s - - _W

*h°“5h Sh0l‘e. burly defence- H1061- gentlemanly on the field and ing the end of a career with Ham- Iwked “PUD “S One Of the gl'ce-test]

players than my °the,.'c1ub 18 candidates for the honor this year. their selections. ollt was the first he has had thi

,F E _ men being given numbers. Small- Each team names two of its players Monlreal players tonight nomin- year, Bubar looked good and it wa; 'E to

-1 est squid is that f°’°°‘1SidefHti°il- = ated thru ou tain, Huck weleh, hm-d for the allen cu _ _ ""'°1““°“ “ned in ““ °"°" t”

Of Detroit Red P D sharp l _

Wings with 13. Most of the squads Andy Tommy. Sefwotlendl half-‘sterling kicker and leading scorer -shooters to find a. weakness in hism' are at the leugugs maximum of 15_ bad* and Bild AndI`eW5. flylllb' Wing. of thc union, and Lou Newton defense Bubai will seine as sub-

sion in the Stadium Bubdr, who is

.ABC Society issued reports that_ they were stronger than ever and

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predicting final victory.

acked, exccp* ' r the seizure bv

belonging to a Spanish employe

oth incidents were reported

Welles.

late today for an uliilcterinine eason.

ay moved out of the danger zone

at full speed.

Rumors persisted that members

of the ABC Society were ready

destroy American property if the

All telephone communications ith the interior were broken oft' oompany was dramm up °n me

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Foreign ]ll'c\l'I__\' was not at-P

t - - . li_ group of solulf-is of an automobile

of .__`_ ,.

the American Club by sold‘crs

to were inspected at their headquart-

merican Ambassador Sumner' em by the Director of Naval Res-

Lcist evening thc R. C. N. V. R.

Iervea, Commander C. Beard of tho” Naval Staff, Ottawa, The ghip's

d quarter deck, and were inspected. ‘classes were then detailed for the following: aeamanship, glumcry.

American destroyers in Havana ~

small arms. and torpedo- After in- specton of these c`asses, the ships compdny was formed up on _the quarter dcck and the directorex- preawd himself as very well.aa.t-

-isfied with the progress the Olflr- .lottetswn half company had n:|:ai|e»

ovoke American intervention.

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Y' Mfc' A‘ ’ B L A N the limit allowed in lewlle sam” have been named by Ottawa Rough- snap back and former Univelsitystitute goalie for the Hwks this “ned t""° h°“’5 b°f°"° its Sched

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comvmacllu. Lasaua bmI°fhi”“;d W” ° 1”* °f num- _ _ ° """“‘° sm _ “mt” and " “ “'°'“"' 'em '“““ its passengers were greatly alarm

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“'°“’“"" ”““°”' 2"” i.i§..°f§s°iii..Iiu;"”i.°°f§ fiiiiiie TIMEL Y TIPS Max Baer To A Blbby Beam' MW New

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Prowse Bros, ............... 2605 ' p Y ' Y - I ' dodged the number 13

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Majoldty for B wa s Bakery 107 R_e!e__ees_1 Roddew ,_ Bmmn 3_ 0 N SP T

High single F. Whalen, 262. (Cmldl-ln Press) Dai _ ' '

nigh three n. Mcleuuii ala lmalnaznrclou N. B, Nov. a.- ““‘°°““' 4' °1°“h°"‘f 5- M°‘“"" _"

on ii field blaiurered with four in- "°“‘ °- G°°‘”"““‘ "- ”°W“~’°“= “» Believe It or Not

nruos stewart zsss ehes or m°w.lhe assresslve Freder- stewart’ 9’ "° °“’“°'°”* 1°- H- i

carter at ca me lotou city rugby squad downed saint °“‘“""°“l 11- “ull 11 D°m1eI1“Y= A some Friday night at s dcloelr. Meloiitv roi Bruce stewart. lla. John 'rrolana 11-0 today in me first 14' “’“e“"i 15- D‘“"“°"¢ 1°- Bel” Sm Ja°kS°“ felewd the -wel-s glgh single g_ Johnson gag match of a two-game series leading 17' F’°“°h7 18» C°"b°”“- °‘-"nie “ev/-9 lo-Stl eve offer relwrtlhgi Max Sclmieling, returned today High three s_ Johmom 72% to quauncation ol New B,.umw!ck.s Montreal Maroons-1, Kerr; 2, the boys in the "pink" oi’ oondl-I

entry in Mccurdy cup plgy, .;W¢1'lf'W0l'lhI 3. Ayfeal 4. Weld; 5. H011- Believing in leaving no stone

Guardian _________ _ _ 2486 nedenctonm three me,_ one or Northcott; 6, Graham; 7, Smith; 3, unturned in hav'ng the Rid Shirts

meh was wnve,-ted we" made Trottier; 9, Brydson' 10 Haynes; in the acme of perfection for the

Maritime alsoli-lo 2zso"' ' ' '

11, McKenzie; 12 Wilcox' 14 Dug- coming hockey wars the new Abbie .-

Maiodty for Gua_!,dlan_ 18°. Within 1° mlnuwl Of H18 !l.l.’8t hllf. _ ._ 1 , “seo with Jack Dempsey as pr0_ High mme U_ WML ml The fixture was hardly a._wa1kover. md- l5» R°l>1“S°“» 15. Kllreo- ’“°"'*°’ Wm have the 1?33°34 edit' motor.

mah tm,” Gem Young 561 however, as Trojans fought every NeW York Am€rioane~l. Wort- 1°" 3° thf°”Sh 11 1'e8\1-ef flxtllfe. ' ` inch of the way. They are expected era: 2. Dutton; 3. Bfydsoi 4. Bpey- Afmmlce eve-

fo furnish strong opposition in the er; 5, Dutkowslri; e, cross- 1, The lineups Will be as follows:

R. T. Holmhil ...... .-. . . 2743 ’

" ' ' second game at Saint John next.Himes; 8. Martin: 9, Conn: 10. 5°”

lblelihone Co. .............. 3514 s8tm,d”_ [mmm n_ Mcvelgh: lm Patterson: Mwmwm Mooann debut or Bmw” M -_ ____s___m__

condition or the mid made play 14, Jackson; ls, Burke; ls, rlclretts. Defelwe ,,,,,,,,,,¢,,._

extremely uncertain, and the ball Ottawa.-1, Beveridge; 2, Mcln- J°‘°ks°“ G"°55 I was dulloultto handle. rredericton enly; a, shields; 4, Leduc; 5, Tou- W*‘"“" Currie ---- ‘ 4

how d en dt b thi th !m,_ h _ _ _ _ __ Forwards _ ted for the first time the brilliant_l° s e sup o y o n e ey 6 Cox 7. Wetland. 8. Finni Ken comedy “He Came Home SmiJ.inS."~T’

ward noe and buouxleld. 'ri-claus gen; a, cook; lo, swunders; il, Y H‘1de°“ , _ .. displayed 50”” I°nU» th1'°“W“m5!5h8I1ll0l\i 12. Galbraith; 14. Was- Mcwuhen Bmwn rl]-.iu;:'(l85;{°ll!elE\l1a!;g the lim mst’ m ienceman to come to terms with kick. but mv" ouered n smouspme: 15' Howe; 16' Bowman' Nicholson l Mnmthur dilencez thin'filledllliigahliiltasexaiglil- Y

threat. ` i Chicago-1, Gardner; 2, Abel; 3_ Kane. Gu liver and Lawlor will . _ ___ _ Au the a ers some __ “__

Tries were made b Clark, Beatty' b° “sed W relieve mth f°’W“"d y pl y ’ We

Y _Conacher; 5, March; 6, Thompson; ' » in 1 - h f- t L- -

‘md °°"”"eY- °’“" °°“"°"“‘g"1. Couture: 8. Jenkins: 9. Leewivk; uma' . . . shiwgd wliiitxergn iiemdoiix;

Many who hnvg been unable to PHIJZLADELPHZIA, Nov. 8.-(A.P.) sal and professional coaching coup-I

Majorlw for R. T. Holman, 229.

High single J- F. Moore, 271. High three J. F, Moore, G57.

UHARLOTTETOWN ALLEY!

Commercial League

Clark 6: McDonald-8060.*

Roops Ltd.-3018. High single, E. Robin, 283 pins High thi-es. a. aobui. 'lla pins.

Beatty’s try.

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Hotchao--1854.

14, Ciottselig; 15, Mcl"ayden: 16, Trudel; 17, Coulter; 20, Starke.

Detroit-1, Roach; 2, Young; 3,

Evans; 4, Lewis; 5, Goodiellow; 6,

e re erees will carry through '

10. Kendall; ll, Cook; 12, Romnes;

Meet .Schmeling

(Canadian Press)

` NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-Joe Jaw-

obs, manager of the former heavyweight boxing champion,

from Germany with the announ- cement a return bout between Sclmieling and Max .Baer was planned for Feb. 22 'ln San Fran-

Baer knocked out Schmaling in

the 10th round of their first meeting in New York Last sum- mer, a fight which marked the

to Captain Jimmy Foster

C‘rlnsgow_ youth who is trying for ii be-rtli with the Dominion cham- -Pi°"5- ll displaying considerable class in the workouts. Sturdy, a

Aux-ie; 7 Voss; 8, Wiseman; 9,'

catch a glimpse of the md and --Rumor and report having traded led with study and co-operation. black in action will be afforded most of his star performers to other T 9. real opportunity tomorrow-night. clubs without-his knowledge. C0Xilll8- adventurous millionaire, a treacher-

» ~ ~ Meek l»0ClB-Y began to build up Pllll-I ous cousin, fortluic hunting society

Hood skater and proficient in hand- i ling the stick, the critics forecast a brilliant

Winger after a bit of seasoning,

The Allan Cup champions are

hitting a dazzling page in the"

fllfllfe for the young right A

workouts and those who grab 011 the regular berths will have to stop lively-or so it would seem. Th. team is working out twice

East Royalty N

Players Appear .i _i In Comedy

e cast of chal‘llctel's includes an

ls, two crooks, who are a riot of~

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used io accept a report‘d -salary i -' ~ . ~

The East Royalty players presen- ‘Cu °f $°»°00 this °°'3f'3°"‘ W” sus

ended recently by Frank Calder.

allure of the bruising Bruin de-

tl-ie club. management.

declinocl to discuss the deadlock. The next move, he said. will have

to manager.

(Ca.i1ad‘an Press)

EDMONTON, Alta., Nov 8-

While team-mates put on the fin- ‘hing touches to their grueilinll

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ining swsi n, Eddie Shore, hold

out extraordinary of the Boston

ational Hockey League Club. left_

is farm for a big game hunt. lo-

Shore, who has steadfastly re-

resldellt of the N. H- L. f°l' the

Before his deplrture north Eddie

come from Art R/oss, Boston

Villagers *A re

The Ward lincr Morro Castle

cd departure this evening since

ay in the Nordegg region near

here. -

iHc- stressed the point that- while the half company was making

' great strides in eff.cie1lcy, the

success of the unit depended--om

' tirely on the team spirit shotwlfbol -each individual rating. Ho pointed out that no matter how succecifui ' the unit was, it drpende-fi upon the

lenthusiasm of each in<lividual, and that each one must pull his weight to amure the success or all.

Winter cruises and training for

the half company will be arrang-

_ ed later on during the season.

_ Mosquito Menace RelievedByNew

Invention

’ nom* oF sPA1N, rnnldad, Nov. B.-tC.P. Cable)-Attention of Trin- idad health authorities has been focused upon an electrical device for destroying mosquitos, now in use at the French Penal Oolony on Devils Island.

Invention of a Pal-laienne, Mile.

Germaine Gourdon, the machine emits what are termed "electric llsht waves," by which mosqultos ._ are lured within range of a. current . of air that sucks them into a trap.

Exact nature of the electrical rays

have not been disclosed, but it is claimed wave lengths may be 54. justed to attract insects from long or short distances.

At lonely Devil's Island, where

swarms of tropical insects make life

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- wohutk.. J-Emmett and --mba adelphla Athletics for the 1934 cam- g

' mm Reudvs-lam. '

mah single, B. Mccabe, 237. High thi-ee. B. lvlecube, 511.

.Men’s Bowling

Oo-Ops-2982.

Fifty-Fives-`-2688. Ellh single, E. Robin, 259.

Bearing the marks of the painter

and the scrubbing-brush, shining and clean and . bright-the Forum

_ High three, E. Robin, 738. , opens tonight for the season. The

great winter resort is all set for a grand opening A- splendid sheet of

. ice awaits hundreds of skaters who ‘ no keen to resume the exhilarating

' 1 and healthful winter pastime.

ful lilsnls

(Canadian Press) FORT ERIE, Ont., Nov. tl-Marv

aged- Frank Nighbor of the Buf- falo Bisons, International Hockey League squad, may have the help Of "Bltsher" Hollett in the open. till! engagement with Syracuse Stars Saturday. It is understood Nighbor has been negotiating with Manager Conny Smythe of the Toronto Maple Leafs for l-Iollett's services Jack Keating and “Dogglel

Kuhn, who along with Eddie Con- Vey were on last year's starting line for New Haven Eagles, arrived hom today.

SPEED -FUR SALE

Volo Rico, Billy Cope, Frisco

Chermnlt. Apply James Power, 173 Queen St. 253|

Three skating sessions are adver-

tised-tonight and Friday and Sat- urday afternoons. Oongenlal Companionahipand ne-

rlewal of friendships tend to maike the icy arena a social and athletic centre. A most enjoyable begin- ning is assured tonight.

Half Holiday In Wl'nnipegNov. I I

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(Canadian Press) WINNIPEO. Nov. 8.-Until noon

Remembrance Day, Nov. ll, all busi- ness actlvity in Winnipeg will be at a standstill as the city observes the 15th anniversary of the signing of the Armistice that ended the Great war. ,

G‘i'B1n,0-KGHIMO WH, hl’0kD1'll°

houses, banks and financial com- panies, Dominion, Provincial and civic offices will observe Remem- brance Day. All downtown retail stores and chain stores throughout the city will be closed till noon, ac- cording to the Retail Merchants'

Association.

Carson; 10, Sorrell; 11, Emma; 12, Buswell; 15, Pettingerl

Canadiens-1, Chabot; 2, S. Man-

tha.: 3, Carson; 4, Joliet: 5, Gag- non; 6, G. Mantha; 7, Moreno; 8, Larochelle: 9, Lepine; 10, Burke; il, Bourgeault; 12, Mondou; 14, Riley; 15, Raymond; 16, Godin.

Toronto-1, Hainsworth; _2, Horn-

er; 8, Levinsky; 4, Day; 5, Blair; 8, Bailey; 7, Clancy; 8, Cotton; 9, Gonacher; 10, Primeau; ll, Jack- son; 12, Kllrea; 14, Thoms; 15, Doraty; 16, Sands; 17, Boll; 18, Robertson; 20, Grant.

New York Rangers-i, Aitken-

head; 2, E. Beibert; 3, Johnson; 4, A. C. siebert; 5, W. Cook: 6, F. Cook; 7, Boucher; 8, Dillon; 9, Murdoch; 10, Keeiing; ll, Carr; 12, Somers; 14, Heuer: 15, Drennan; 18. Osmundson: i7, Pusie.

Boston-1, Thompson; 2, J- Jer-

wa; 3, Hitchman; 4, Smith; 5, Ciapper; 6, Gracie; 7. Stewart; 8, Barry; 9, Oliver; 10. Lamb: 11. Beattie: 12, Ripley; 14, Sheppard: 15, O'Neill; 10, Davie,

Syracuse Team Defeats Senators

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(Canadian Press) SYRACUSE, N. Y., Nov. s. -_ A

flashing combination attack gave the Syracuse International League team a surprise 2-l victory over Ottawa Senators of the National League in an exhibition hockey tilt

here tonllllt- __ | -v-'l--zzz

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Av°id c°StIy l Opening' Games`

Re all' Bills ‘°""“'° "sl

p Mosman, Nov s-

Solcl at Imperial Oli

Saunders will act ns referees- P°'13“~

He announced that Raymond

batter of the St. Paul Club ci' the

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Moncton Hawks, sul aiu sud Bert his team Delft vm- Infeiufll Meek

Connolly, two Allan Cup stalwarps is sending Pitchers Gowell Closet ferent parts and the ulldience were _ S., Nov 8-Residents of this village took offense nt a. group of hrclrlers and TONY Fl‘0il>flS Mid S0me et’-Sli not backward in showin; their deep and the near by Petpeswicks were and promptly wultfd over the to St. Pnul. Mack also announced appreciation. The following players startled today when their houses boards, after the offenders, who he has decided t0 give U10 T0lef10 comprise the cast: Wallace Andrcw,fshock und dishes rattled in the decidmg digg;-em-yn was the better Gli-lb Of the Ameflelin AS500lHll01’l., Morley Macwilllams, Ivan Dal~l'aoh,` part of valor-moved off. The in- -lee KBDUSU-‘l. fefmefly 0! Fefelllelllf Louis Wheatley, Dixon Holmes, Les- oident passed ol: as .-. joke, University. for George Detore. lrl- lie Roper, Edward Love, Jean Mac-

. s » fielder. [Nevin, Mae Hcartz, Gertrude Hol-

Reports from the "Hub" city Mack said there would be no fur-j mes, Rose Br,»,d1f~y_ Marion Macwil-

stat, the Hawks are fast bewm. ther announcement of deals for the williams, M35 Emma M_aeNevih mg familiar Wm., the new fo,-Wm-d present. Last week he denied contributed two pleasing solos be- pass plays in the defensive zone "T-'efW" GPO'/e. “MlCl¢ey" Coellfdlie. tween acts with Miss Dorothy Mc- and al'e°con-oeq,trat»ing on “power Mex BlShQP Bild °Ule!` Pl€1YefS hldl Farlalle arcolnpnnist. Miss Sadie playsg- "- _ been sent to other clubs. It has shew, Jem; M;.cNcvln, John Con-

beefl 1`9P0l'l»ed CUClll‘fllle iS l/0 S0 £0; nolly, and Emma. MzlrNcvin render-

Shore Uncomunsd the Detroit club as manager Itl ed splendid orchestra selections. “Hc-

ls believed that if Mack has any! come Back Smiling" mil be P,-esen.

Eddie shore, Histone bruising motor trades in “lille they will not- tes ugiln ln Hein-ti Holi tonight and

defense man is apparently uncon- be Hlllllllllleefl lllllll the Wlllterl a nice smooth performance is assur- oemed Wm., th, sensagion “used meeting of the leagues in New York cd. J. Austin Tminor is directing

by his _.mm-,en5|°n_ and nonchg. next month. the production.

Remarks Resemed Radcliffe, outfielder and left-hand,

_ of good drama, surprises and good

Dum, a I-actin, session of the American Association. will be with

fun and an ingenue of the New York underworld. Tho roilierly is right up to the minute with plenty

climaxes. The players were :ill seen

Mystery Shocks

Startled By

(Canadian Press)

to splendid advantage iiirtheir dii-_

M ISQUODOBOIT VILLAGE. N.

cupboards.

I-lurried telephone calls to Hali-

i`-a.x brought assurance no earth disturbances had been recorded. Then tile war votera-ns come for- ward.

Sure as you`re bom, boys, those

were guns. And sure enough; en- quiry at the dockyard in Halifax;

almost unbearable for the prisoners. one of the machines was installed a few weeks ago. Trinidad officials are investigating results of its use there with s. view to its possible adoption in pldsons here.

C'/lilcl Died From Exposure

(Canadian Press)

TOR/ONTO. NUV 8-Alhcda, <B11mv1 Hillier. la-months-old, died from exposure caused by s. Child or children of irresponsible

elicited ofl'lcia.l information that; the dostroyor Sogllcllny was ollt fori target practice. l

No damage result/‘<l: an other-

Lrlflc exciting, and the ‘~’lllH‘§0'l’5 _

wise dllll afternoon was mode a :_

years: and Howard Every, seven, one of the child;-en agwcyated in the case, should be placed under fhe "W-Pervdsion of competent lLll°\"l»f»Y." o. Coronar’s jury w. rzht reported after concluding on

had sonwtlllllg' io laik about a.- lnveptigauon mm the del’-th 0! the

child.

, round their rlrtsldcs tmlslit- 1

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iantly takes himself off for a. hunt- . . _ ing trip to the north while await-

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ing word from Art Ross, Boston manager. It looks as if the veteran 60 minute man of the Blulns will be among the misstngin theliockcy world this season.

Chicago Captain 4

PRICE REDUCTICN

and Poker Hands, loo!

Chicago Black Hawks. of the Na-

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tional Hockey League have elected their brilliant goal-tender, “chuck” Gardiner, as captain. Gardiner. a

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McGill Win /

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key league in (Xmada to start ll# winters schedule, the senior ¥r01lD of the Quebec Amateur Hockey AS-

In the first game the clmmpimi

Royals defeated Canadiens 4-0- McG»ilI 'University-followed by de-

veteran in experience, is one oi the me

few goaiies ever to receive such re- I I _

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It pays to “Roll Yo

fencing Verdun 5-1.

The Senior group imially sup-.

plies the Quebec entry into Allan C\\l'I` pltydowns, Royals havins bein' Provinciel dttrnpions last

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