DECEMBER 10. 1932

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F H-O-C-K-E-Y

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 14, 8.30 P.M. A B B I E S

WOLVEWAIIIES

Tickets on Sale at Forum, Tuesday, at 10.00 A. M. Reservations from City must be taken up by 6.00 P. M.

M and from Country 1.00 P. M. Wednesday;

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BY uTEcn HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS

The revamped men of Yhfr plenty class last night in tlwll’ battle with Abbies ‘in their own back yard-Halifax ice. Their 2 to nil shut-out over the Red Shirts truly demonstrates that the Wolvfii Wiii be a bone oi’ contention in this little ol’ league lwlore the hock" moguls in their respecti... cities call it a day. The writer made the l1"- lllction that the Wolverines would be going places later on. Let's hopfi. from a Charlottetown lloint o! YR". "lai- n" "Biiiemise chm" m“ m“ h snag before they hit their stride. If they show the same class oi

l rlrey as they handed out last night, it seems to me that our friend! I ‘firm Hawks from lifoncton

will take it on the chin Monday night inmuvil the same manner as‘ Abbies. At any "V! iieflYi-iesi’ cilnlrumlatmn‘ m Stevevair and his Wolverines. . _

n’; g long lane‘ tllat hasn't got an ash barrel, and bellcvc me the

the Maritime hockey issue is far from decided.

HEARD FROM

My "Hockey friend” from Sum-i cause, this time he pays me a com- lm-rslde, who states he is a dyed- pliment. Therefore, with all due ln-the-wooi Abbie fan, comes to bat 119W“ 1° “l! "flu?" “h” 5"“ r” with another “Misslve.” lie mks me fuses to sign his name. I will eon- ant to publish the letter. well. to tlnue to hold both letters "over his

u-u the truth. ru lust lave to. ba-lbwlf‘ Thanh “m"°i"¥" "F"'°‘"‘"' l

l llowll TilE Bllcll slllrlcli

Seventeen Guy Axworthyh avenged $508.50. Twenty-six Peter Volo's av- eraged $418.15. Sixteen by Volomlte averaged $480.93. Sixteen by San Francisco averaged $367.70. Eleven this is n much lower average ma“ by Chestnut Peter averaged $130.90 has prevailed for several years, yet ‘ind Seventeen by McGregor the considering the prclnium on cash it‘ Gm“ “veragcd $117M‘

is encouraging to horse owners and‘

' interesting figures regard- rhows that their product still brings 5°me ll wady money‘ Ilng the operation of Walnut Ha i

Farm, Ky, dllring the past eighteen t years have been obtained from E.

Statistics of the Old Glory auc- HQ“ held in Ncw York the latter part, of November are now avail- ablll. 401 horses of all kinds were Bold for $127,395 spot ‘cash. While

l Not a single horse was passed ou

of the ring. Every horse brought a

D. Poole, director of breeding pol-

GEiiTllAL GUARDIAN

DUYING LIVE AND DRESSED CHICKENS, dressed geese, ducks, turkeys, Monday, December. 12. Positively only interested in high class stock. A. 0. Green, Albany.

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ENTERTAINED — Mia Iona Whitehead, R. N., whose marriage to Mr. Ivan Horne took place on Thursday morning was the guest of honor at several enjoyable functions during the week. On Tuesday even- ing she was given a miscellaneous shower by a large number of nurses at the home of Miss Florence Platte, 28 Admiral St. Dainty re- freshmenls were served by the hostess. Assisting in serving were Mrs. Reginald Aitken, _ Misses Kathleen McLean , Jennie Hardy, MarjorieCox, Katherine MacKen- ,zie, and Annie MzlcPhee, all of whom were clllss males oi Miss Whitehead. -

B. l. S MEETING-The 51300181 lbusiness and pleasure meeting of ithe B. I. S. was largely attended. Several matters of importance were ;dlscussed. After the business part ‘o! the meeting the snlokcs were ihanded out freely. The lnogramme iwas as follows: Solo by Bro. Roy

McGilvray, Step Duncc, by Em. Louis Mc-Gugnn, Reading, Bro. Oatway, Solo, by Bro Russel Bell, Step Dance by Bro. John H028“. Selection B. I. S. orchestra. S010 Bro. Callughnm. Harmonic-u Selec- tion Bro. James Mlunnghan, Solo, Bio. Stephen Trainer. The viollnists, for evening were Bros. Trainor. McInnis. McQuald, pnnist, Bro. Alex Molcan. It was unanimously decided to ho‘d another meeting of this nature fn January A vote of thanks was tendered the musicians‘ and artists.

FIRST All) AWARDS—The Dc-y ccmber issue of the Canadian Nut- l lonal Railways Jvlagnzinc mentions the following Island railway em- ployees as having received First Aid awards: Cllarlottetown—ccrti- flcatcs; George A. MacDonald, John J, MacDonald, Fred A. Drlscoll, Iv- .an Walsh, David W. Swan, Wilfred Livingston, Harry Pincau. Phillip Stavert, John M. MocLeod. Gordon Lsffclrty, Gordon Hyde, Reginald Doiron. Medallion; James 1-1. Mc- Kennn. Label; GéoiEFl-lfljbuglas.

Annual

The Can.

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of professional hockey, teams in Quebec and Ontario thwarted negotiations for an al- liance between the Dominion Foot- ball Association and the Amateur Atheletic Union of Canada, but while the alliance is definitely out of the question at the moment ef- forts towards some arrangement in the future will be continued.

by James I. Morkin of Winnipeg. President, who gave a report of the negotiations carried on by com- mittees from the two sport bodies during the past year. Judge J. ‘A. Jackson of Icthbridge, headed the AA. U. committee, and Sam David- son oi Winnipeg headed the D. F. A. committee. Morkin said negotia- tions had reached the stage where

terms had been agreed upon ex- rcpt for a few minor differences regarding fees for registration

cards.

A letter had been received from Davidson saylngthe Football As- sociation could only enter into an alliance on the distinct understand- ing they would have the privilege of playing amateurs and profes- sionals with and against one an- other and of allowing professionals in other branches of sport to play amateur football. “That puts us fight up against the wall" said Morkirl. "We could go no further." Dawdson had later explained, Mor- kin said, that as far as football clubs in the west were concerned

entered into, however, it upuld have tesulted in professional clubs- in Ontario and Quebec breaking away and, in a time of financial stress. the D. F. A. could not risk this. The report was received by the meeting, but, on the suggestion of L. A. Johnson. 0f Winnipeg, was no; adopted pending disposal of the Saskatchewan resolution to amend

Athletic Union

UITAWA, Dec. 9—-'I‘h¢ eidstenoe football

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

TAKE IT on THE

AMHERSTAFTER NEW lilllllls

(Canadian Pres) ANDIERST, N. 5., Dec. a-Aln- bitions of Amherst to enter a team in the second section of the Mari- time Hockey league received a re- buff today when it was stated that

Meeting Amateur

dian team to the fore at the last Oiyfllpic Games, was awarded the Nvlton H. Crowe Memorial Trophy

for the year's outstanding athletic Wlforlnance, In making the award. P. J. hiulqucen, chairman of the Canadian Olymp‘c Committee, said the A. A. U. recognized the funda- mental principle of amateur sport that lhr. ldcu was to play the game and not necessarily to win. Wilson

counter a series oi’ injuries and re- quire zlll their men before the eon- clusion of the season.

Amherst sports officials had re-

Charlottetown Abegweiis would not

This was revealed a4, the annual meeting of the Union here today.

the alliance could be effected. If‘

quested that tvllo or three extra men with each club be pennitted in come to this town to make up a fourth team for the league. Opin- ion was divided among local sports-

lost the race, finishing seiond to Tom Hampson of England, but cov- ered the distance in world record time. .

Eutliusilmic tribute was paid in other athletes named for the award, particularly Ross “Sandy” Sommer- ville of London, Duncan McNaugh- ton of Vancouver, andliildn Strike of Montreal. Universal registration of Canadian athletes will come in- to effect ;his year, except in the

programme owing to conditions in the town, but the enthusiasts sup- porting the project, were confident the idca could be put across. An- other setback was seen in the statement that the involved owner-

Maritinlcs branch. "A uniform ship of the Amherst Arena had card has been adopflnd ‘and not been seillied. For the last two all branches clzccpt the .\ia.ri- seapms the fink has been tinder times are prepared m adopt the management of P. K. Atkinson

it Slloriil C l3 Slliblcy 0i Ifllflx and 0Q” Bickerwn‘

said thc Maritime branch has al- ‘ii

ready issued ifs cards for lhis year

but would likely be prepared to

conform to unlvlfsnl registration

next, year. m

Use of electrical liming devices. Lust, night at the Holy Name

if voaroved by the A. A. U. in ad- l Club, three games of basketball

dition to time-keeper will be per- were played before a large crowd

mltted at {rack events, it was de- of fans, two girls tilts and one boy's

cided. No record can be accepted, game. In the boy's game the Fal-

howcvcr. if bnsctl on clectiic tim-licons in a second period rally out- .

ing only. scored the Robins in a well played l game. v

OTTAWA, Dec, il-Canadrl. wllli The lineupi‘? not put in fl bid f0!’ the British Em- Falcons ' Robins pire games in 1934, it was decided Guard-i at the annual meeting of the Amat- Gram Lam” eur Athletic Union of Canada w- 9°?“ Mcmnmd day Centre

M. M. Robinson, of Hamilton, Karin" Callaghan made a report on the last Empire I FJm-ard‘ Games held at Hamilton and advis- P°wer Gaudg ed the union this country's applica- C“ Rob tlon would have to be submitted be- McKmm

fore Dec. 15, next. It cost about

- ' ANNE Si. $60,000 to hold the Games, Robinson STARS u’ DER!“ 5

the rules to permit professionals in

said. It had been thought the Can- In the, first gum fg;,hé"t}f§§}a§§

mcn as to me advisability of the: I

consider releasing any surplus wanadian Press) players. The management of the HALIFXX N. s D 5_W y Abegweits said they might en- t A ' " em Oh“

ines tonight chalked up their first, victory in the Maritime Hockey league by defeating Charlottetown Abegwciis, the leaders, 2-0. Abeg- wcits still held the leadership, how- ever, with two games to the good. _B<>iil goals ‘were scored in the second period. Gordon Kennedy ‘netted the first on a pass from Mosher thrcc fllillili/E’, and 2B sec- ends after the opening. Second lolly was bruised in by Mosher just four seconds ‘ryrforc the period end- ed.

Strengthened by Frankie Gra- ham, star defenceman with the champion Dalhousic Rangers last season. Wolverines tonight showed their best form since league began. They had been beaten twice by Charlottetown and once by Mono- ion Hawks, and the odds were ag- ainst them when they lined up on the ioe before the lenders. t The Vvolverlnes played almost Perfect hockey to rooster their in- itial league triumph of the season. After a. silukey first period, in which he all but stumbled over loose rubbers on more than one occasion. Leo Sargent played unbeatable hoc- key in. the Wolverine cage, but the real Wolverine strength was in the Frankie Lavigne-dihankle Graham, defence. Graham, making his sec-l 0nd appearance on skates this sea.- son and 11's debut as s. member of the Wolverines was g, standout. His

checking, particularly his bloclcng

and clearing, was perhaps the best exhibition seen here this winter, and with “Frenchy" Lavignc play- ing another of his "extra good" games on the other side, the local defenoe was a solid wall that the speeding Abbies penetrated on rare occasions only.

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Gordon Kennedy picked up Mosh- er’; passout from behind the Wol- venue cage, waited for Bubar to sprawl onto the ice and then lifted the disc high into the cords. The fans went wild.

Abbies Outpiaycd

The Wdverinea outplayed the Abbies by a wide margin and for ten minutes Sargent did not have a single goal save. Bubar tossed 1n a couple of marvellous stops in the succeeding moments, when it seem- ed the Wolverines would add to their margin. Four seconds before the bell Masher scored the second goal on a typical Masher play. From a face off in front of the Wolver- ine cage, Ernie slapped the heel be- hind Bubar before Daddy knew what it was all about. That ended the scoring but the Wolverines out- played the visitcrs, except when the Abbies sent four men at the Halifax goal in the last five min- utes. Wild scrambles were staged near the Wolverine cage, but Gra- ham's neat clearing held the Abbies. and Sargent never played better on shots from all angles and directions Lavigne tossed Abbies right and left in the closing minutes. Aided an dabetted by Graham, the Wol- verine "dynamite duo" had little regard for size and strength as Fer- guson, Groes and Oliver were bumped as often as Beaten, Kanl- and McArthur. Once Beaten was. right in, with only Lavigne to beat, but Frankie tumbled his man in the corner with a crash.

SUlVIMABY First Period NO XQ.

Penoltim — Masher, Ha-lffll. Shields, Halifax, both two minutes

Wolverines Come

Through With Shut- Out Win

Abbies Outplavc-d- In Halifax Last Night To Lost_e_2;0 In Hot Battle,

one branch of sport to play as am- adian National Exhibition might be ateurs in another. If adopted the able to stage the games in 1934 but resolution mighg enable the A. A. U. the time was now too short to corn- to meet, at least in part; the teamsl pleie arrangements. Ernie Lnldlaw

icles. He states that in the eighteen Borden__c£1>[,jfjcgte5; M15; Mnry years since Dr. Edwards, the pres- Fan-ow, 3019mm, Roger-g, James ent owner, wok over the manage- Maogachm-on, Palmer Trenholm. ment of the farm, 1,164 yeariings voucher; Albert Jay, Mednliions;

Graham and Iavigne crushed rush after rusll. They hammered the Abcglvclt forwards into submit

price; some of them of course not vl-vy great, but there was a buyer tor cvcry animal. l

defeated the Merry Aimee in e c1959, fest, game .01’ basketball, and by their win going info a tie with

Second Period

the Annes for leadership of the

sion, took care of loose rubbers

1. Halifax, G. Kennedy,

_ , _ of the Football Association. of Toronto, who is now in London, d f d the Hvane 11m" time after. Mosh L”

T, f 1 H t e e t - Gorge Birch, L. Edgar Richard, M. _ r ‘ firsbgection. an e y J er, . ,,u,,,jf,,d°’f,§f,‘,.,,§°“,,§§f;, ‘Irsharl (Continued on Page 9) Thomas Paquctt,.Alfred c. Chap- Al" W115”. MOW“ tack 5i“- “as “Pmiilied i° "i"°5°“i_i3"1Bdfl Stars Merry AIMS time for perfect ‘breaks ‘up ii"- 2. Halifax, Masher, 10.56. Smock and Jerome vméerwedge pent The First Aid classes were lgvolgose brilliant performance in the at the meeting of the British Em- Guards _ ice Mosher in his outstanding per- Panama __ mam‘ “mo,” m m] mm and wuuam Ben)"; of conducted by F’ w‘ Freeman’ Rep metre race at 10s Angeles was plre Games Committee on Decem- Q_ Mgaulggn K. Harrington formanee of the season, was easily tom w_ nrgumn‘ chaflonow"

, g ' Dllllflliel‘! "N0. Jflvk i5 mi? rich; ional organizer. a‘ big “d”? i“ keeping the can" b" 15' Connors naught the best forward 4m the 1°°' He Oliver, Charlottetown, all two min» Mmno’ Sweden‘ Representatives in fact he can hardly raise the ‘ _ I Doyle McNeil scored one goal. from a face-off in “as were also present for buyers in mom ' .. . d fed 301-4011 '

y to keep going. Mercenary SIGNALLERS. D!NNER_-rhe cents-s from, of Bubsr an i 1 i1 .. . " i 1 a y and Germany, s owinB the Mother: Then Id tell him not to i “nun dinner o’ Ne, 2 company o! McDonald d5 sherry Kgnyzlgdy [$151955 fight-tr the in tisl Th,“ PM“ keep coming." the 2nd Drmlon o; signage“ w” Illarwar coun er o e ev . r1: 11:11; xxx: in Am- u . Md M evening a, the m“, m1, 40 A R E P Harrington Mllfliwzei; S N, m,‘ . A“? “biwm” "iiidm" i“ "l" The officers of the company and RA v' moiw“ “mum, i’°"" “m” Penaities—W. Ferguson. Char class?’ Aliquued ti“ impecw" a number of officers from other “ “The” ‘ . lottetown, Itsvigne, Halifax Gra- The f°ii°wm3 i5 ihe average Pricel "Yes," replied the harassed-look- units attended Present were Mayor ii Willie fast and interesilnfl B‘ '

oi Walnut Hail Farm yearllngs, by m; 5chm1mum_ "two o; them have Ilres, and will be found interestinggmd muggy,"

fl f he ompany, Lt-Cdl n. c. is believed by Provincial police to investigation. Provincial Officers t *— c" o t c n u: Com- have been the first raid or 1a kind Shlpley and Taggert of Simooe will 1o to a. goal-l. the Abeiwei“ “w” i” p“ “Mm. i ' . Sparling, D. S. 0., a ax, I m 23 n x s E551” Lucky Strike! degemlve hqckey sndraggedthenlh S mending Offer!" of Military Di!" i“ w“ “m m" °' s V" ‘m 355"” mm‘ c. ards nmei‘ ifullyeveWl-ime they 1w" i i ‘ w” N°' 6 c°l°n°l Mcmvm’ Com‘ were SW18“ Monday night "Om the Unless the robbery was handled bcl u Pm" be“ i cthe penalty route Aues- Charlottetown - Bubar. goal l i ’ ' = . a . mancler of the batteries. at. PCB-RB. Town-wig fiiigriwglmiizmé 8;“;- bvix: lug; clique. i301“ M1; 0111:: i Mmm 1m on a despeme m“, m Gross, Oliver and Walter Ferguson -—--—-— 2nd Seige Battery, Lt. R. G. Spil- m?" B 1'01‘ . ll l 0P 0h e marl“! 9Y5 W m , mum,’ M mo- gmw dggerwe; gehwgb and Mcmhm . . . * til u iffi ti h l bi w‘ "w 18-“ i V” m _ Starling lllondoy morning. December 12th. and closing “ill 2”“ m“ B““°“" m‘ Mme wdxigdne? Tuezllsla xierlfnlnzpiillegody- i... 611:3 iglllzalilietAll/i t McNeil Mdmmi“ was not drowlnz w a rim "my 1°" "mii- Wm“ Lilli" “d B" Friday night, December 23rd, we are running a special lMiwFaflmm- m‘ seize Bitter; 1Z3 or 4o ol- ti}: valuable animals ,,,,_.,,,,,,,,',g to sen so many o, the Forwards 011m skated the length or the ice. ton, centre; Kane and Hudson Christmas Gift COHtGSt Andrew’ C01’ Fun’ CML ' l - ' ’ ' Mcmmm i rdcd the rubber when near right wing. _ ' , , . ~ found tl-ewn about their in- 1t, we id be open to susplcon, McGuizlm 115F923 r , . g , _, With every dollar purchase we will give a numbered Nash m“ M"‘i°’ Lmwher of me xledsires. "m: loss to the fox farlfl llifllice saild. 1t ls also thought that Duffy m“ the Halifax defence and sailed lnw liaiifax-Sarseant. Boal. L.l.\l§n\ Coupon entitling its holder to a chance 0n one of the fol- Li!“ Ems“ Maj” T‘ B" Rows is estimated at several thousand the 0mg,- 40 were pdsofled by the McKinnOTl pavigne, with stick held high. m- Graham, MacNelll, defence; w

lowing prizes: , One 32 piece cabinet of Community Silver plate. Value $38.00. or Any $25.00 diamond ring in our stock,

or Any $25.00 wrist watch in our stock.

F‘. B. Conrad, the commanding of- LONDON. Ont.. Delh- 9—I!1 will"

and Major W. J. MacDonald of thc Infantry, Major Blake of the Medical Corps, Lt. R. H. siewart of the Air Force. Lt. Jack Con- nolly of the R. C. N. V. R. In ad- ditlorl to the o. c. the foliowin! Of-l ficers of the 2nd Slgoaiii“! Cm"

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Buy your Christmas gifts from Welinefs and also win vanguard of the usual winter travel ifax; To British Guiana, v. N. E. Boston n 4 4 3 m 22 n Tm Awgwcus open“ m, and in m“, wrwd‘, l a valuable Chrigtmag present, ”_" 9f Qgngdigrlgto the sunny isles oi Diver, F. W. Phillips, Montreal, G. Chicagto m 4 a o n n a m” ‘HIM m? mimv!“ Came close 2