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FEBRUARY 24. 1932.

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‘Silver Foxes Defeat Queens 3 - 0 In Regular Leaggillunior Fixture.

The Millionaires. aided and wetted by the Abegweits, showed 10001 fans the Ottawa system of hockey as it should be played- The A0019; could do nothing right and when Hwy did get an unobstructed 'hot at the goal, Coilings tiuned it neatly aside. At the end of sixty- minuies of hockey the score was 0.0 and the Abbies were once more yiiut out. The Millionaires trotted out some useful players. Bradley. who has been out of the game for gonna time, returned and flashed 59,09 great speed. Acorn was as 105;, as anybody on the ice and had Kane blnnketed all night. The

page checking of Doucette was pnsatioiiai and he was ever in the ,ight place. Shaw and Spillet block- ¢;i in big league style, Spillet show- 0,5 f¢;n~ of no one, even stepping into big "Husky" Gross. The Mil- iionaire second line was not as md us the first stringers but they held the Abbie alternates well in ,mek with the exception of Nich- cison who turned in his b_est game oi the season. Collings made a great me on this boy after Hickey had beaten the defence in the first per- iod. Estabrooks displayed much tricky stick handling and on one occasion he weaved and faked his my to the goalmouth, but Bradley, like a bolt from the blue streaked out from nowhere to save the score. The rest of the Abbie for- wards were as speedy as usual but they failed to click as u unit. gross and Oliver did not elect to neck but cleared and blocked to in “Queen's" taste. Stull was ready in the nets. Defensively the Abegweits were perfection last night, but scoreless lies never yet won a. league. After the first period, the Millionaires

,were clearly out to prevent the 'Abbies from scoring and this they succeeded in doing. The played five‘ men back, using the other as a tackier to annoy the opposition. 'Towards the last, Abbies shoved four men up but to no avail. Roy Prowse refereed and made a good Juli ofiit. ,

THE LINEUPS

ABEGWEITS

Goal-Stull.

Dtrenre-Gross, Oliver. '

Left Wing-Schwab, Nicholson.

Centre-lirstabrooks, Lawlor. Right Wing-'-Kane, Square- bnggs, Doucetie. ,_

MIILUEONAIRES

Goal-Collings. jf ' f Defence-Shaw, Spillet. " "` _, ;1cft Wing-Acorn, Prowse.

;Cenire-Doucette, Murnaghan. _Right Wing-Bradley, MacFar- lane.

SILVER FOXES 3, QUEENS 0 Immediately after the senior lame, the Levin Fur Company term, henceforth to be known as the Silver Foxes, ,locked horns with the Queens in ia sudden death same io decide the winners of the ‘mid section of the Junior League which had ended in a tie between ihese two teams. The Silver Fox- es will now play off with Queens for the League title and right to iiftsiwct for tho Memorial Cup. Symbolic of the Junior Champion- Ehill of Canada. The game, a very

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stewart was outstanding for sil-

ver Foxes. His speed, aggressive- ness and tricky stlckhandllng made him a power Un the offence, while he backchecked tirelessly. Currie was fiut and effective, "Pud" Whitlock playmaked like a “Genie” McGowan and Ferguson and Carmichael put up a. stone- wall defence.

Both teams seemed to be ner-

vous in the first period and play was ragged. Johnston came out of his net to save on Stewart who split the defence, Burgoyne made spectacular stops on Beer. The period was fast towards the end. V In the sandwich session, play livened up. That ,penalties are costly was amply proved when Acorn got a penalty for cross checking Ferguson. Foxes ran in two goals in quick succession. Stewart went into the comer and passed out to Cmrie who made the red light flicker. Then Whitlock scored from the face off. Foxes Played much combination, Queens lacking in this respect. On one of their few combined efforts, Bur- KOYHG robbed Mclnnis and Fitz- Eerald who had carried to the goal mouth. Tm final. Period was notable

chiefly for the Foxes stem de- fence and McCabe's goal after he had split the defence to coast in on Johnston. Mel Diamond refer- eed efficiently.

THE SUM'M.ARY First Period

No score. Pcnait-cs: Ferguson (tripping),

Ferguson (hoard check).

_ Second Period

1.-Silver Foxes, Currie (Stew-

art 18.25.

2.-Silver Foxes, Whitlock, 18.34. Penalties: Acorn (cross check). Third Period

3.-Silver Foxes, McCabe, 8.20. Penalties: Lund (trip). G. Whit- lock (roughing) G. Whitlock (trip- ping).

. LINEUPS

SILVER FOXES

Goal-Burgoyne. Defence-Ferguson, Carmichael. Left Wing-Stewart, Fraser, I4.

Whitlock. i

Centre-G. Whitlock, McCabe. Right Wing-Currie, Campbell. QUEENS

Goal-Johnston.

Defence-Acorn, Storey.

Left Wing-Beer.

Right Wing-Mclnnis. Lund.

DALHOUSIE, N. B., Feb. 23. -

a change in the origin sc e u

iand Prince Edward `Island.

Dalhousie will meet St. Andrewslilfrd DJ' Wi t sussox on 'rhursdoy night in -the puck to the coal mouth and Montreal and on Thursday attempt-

E _ a sudden death game for the inter- 'Larkin poked it past S0i\11fm“U» ed the homeward flight but was

mediate hockey championship of ' Summcrslde Hockey Club will jour- ,forccd by bad

New Brunswick. The winning team 1| ney to Albcrton tonight by SDl‘C1i‘l}ovcr the mountains of Muine io will play for the Maritime titlertrain for the flnnl game \\'ilCr0 H turn back. On Friday she flew to

with the champions of Nova Scotia stiff contest is imminent. !l\'ew York in thc record time of

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(By "Teo") and Moncton, and the veteran I" RM" T°d°7 V coach expressed the opinion that .

This afternoon promptly at 2 1 ¢h dclock the victoria Drlvmg club the 'I‘ruro Bearcats will gva I;

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will stage the best program of ice 'I-5: f0rn;?;w¥fl;,.i?11;r;lp»j;T; 130514. racing so fur this season. The mg the Hub team captures mg mm” °n me ll“rb°r has hem Eastern League title. Ho thinks it cleared, it beiniz the same as used ‘would be an even beg' Wim mg a Week ag°' 'md evewming is all ,flashing combination of the Bear- set for o. big afternoons sport, cats possibly giving the Nom Sw- , The “ee`f°r'“u is cxpccted 1° be - tio aggregation a slight cd go. i

a wonderful contest as is also the | _ ‘ Cla” A Tmt “nd Pace- I” fact Referees Will Play Au Important every event will be close and fast. part ` The winner of the free-for-all will

gkilydracc against Lucky Lindy on Tho Eefeyeeing of the Mommn- “ ‘" BY- F o uct ot oitoget- i Th° °mC1al5 f°\' ¢0dflY'B meet he-ii ;leas?:ggi;mZtl:::SPTcto\| Coun- Wm be the “me as Usual- All BYU ty people who witnessed the match.

“iid l'f° ie fm time-th 0 i Several contend that the affair got

e D °Wm§ are 0 im "E5 out of the control of Les Lowther'

F"°°'F°"A“ 1'1"” and Jack Drummie, and that the

Hush' v°l° Ri°°~ M155 P°55ib“' [disputed goal scored by Joe Beaton ny' Maw" Aubrey- was perfectly o. k._ It is their op-

WWS Ediiimh JUIIHHY Walk the orhin-otoi~s in the Moriumel Bri" MHC- L°“1°Ck~ finals this year, as the offlcialsi

Cm” B- '"0' ‘md PW’ don't seem to be nertrly as sir-lr;

Waltz. LaRico, Ruth S., Sybllset. as the refs who work in Nova

C1355 C- Tmif “nd PW” iscotia. The Moncton squad, it isi

Real Great, Dick Ortolan, Pom- gated, EEE 0 rugged bunch ofi

iset, LaCopia, Belle, Mr. Henley. ibgys who EE; ,Wmy with plentyi

*W* which woilld not be tolerated in

Preparing For The 1933 Campaign uw E0;-,tcm L@,;gu0_

Reports coming from Moncton Bmw” “M110

are to the effect that the railway »

tccntm Wm Wwe an eve" SU°“i?"f The Charlottetown Millionaires iteam "99-dy fm ‘\C"l°“ “ext 59"”-011 are eviclfntly finding their Forum, ;Ii9_15 fumwed that 50° Rlveri- fi ice legs. if lnst night’s game with m91T1b9l’ Of U19 WWW C1`0WT\Cil the Abbies is any indication. Hold- Olympic champions. and another ling the fast skating ned shirts to western star, win link up with the a no Score ge OW, the fun smyi Hawks, although no intimation h:\‘ ,minute mute is not to be sneezed been lmlde US i0 110W H115 P2111' WW' at. Another game iictween these 0VeT¢°m° the Une YC” ffsidcnwgtearns will no doubt be eagerly rule. Owen Lennon and Chuekqooked forward t0_ Jemmctt are also reported to be ______ ., heading for Moncton. Ii’ Frederic- p,;nr;Um,. _y,,,,:_0,. ys|ay,10“,,,,

ton has a team of Northern Lea-'i ,._~_

gue calibre next year. both Sammy McManus and Daddy Bubar will be included, the boys say. The feeling ls. however, that several ‘changes

will take place before next wintcr JE Wop-crimes 4_ SL' Thercsas 3_ F0115 a1`°UY\d- Round completed. *

Bathurst 4, Moncton c. c. s. 2. i

Say! Truro May Have Slight Edc<°` First game. Final saturday. i

Levin Fur 3, Gsuccn Hotel 0.

Truro, -1: f\'u1f\<~rs* 3.

Rmlrid i7o'i1pii‘f(!d. Aniigorislr 6, New Glasgow 3. Round completed.

Chester Gregory was one of the

iPictoninns who saw last Friday night's game between Fredericton

Games Tonight

Jr. Wolverines vs. Chester.

INTREPID LADY

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she first learned to fly in Arizona.

(Special to the Guardian) eleven months ago. She later took

first playfbff With Sl1mm€1'Sid0 ilottetown and lasf, December took Hockey- Club for Prince County ylessons from Cuntiss Reid in Mon- Intermedate honors by the close'm;a1_

here last night. The teams were S0 .took delivery of her plane from the

CMS’ A- T"°° ‘md P30” inion that much will depend upon! ,

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Alberton Regals captured the ,lessons from Junior Jones i.n Char- _

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Winchesters have won their Way to the top in public favour . . . there is something in knowing how to make cigarettes. ,

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C°“"°_F“z“"’“1d' score or 1-o in o fest came played on Monday, 15th, Mrs. Jenkins ‘ =~ - ' i ' - ' -

nl matched that at no tlmc|Huvilnn<i factory in Toronto. On

count of the efficient defense thrown Ottawa where she stopped for a

the teams scorelessthroiighouiiper \ment officials for changing the iods Schurnran and O'Brion mitdv factory registration number of the

i lo 1 CF PEI which was done'

~ iod 'en Jeffery carried this Prov`nce.' She returned to

weatlicr conditions

The lineups |threo hours and marie ihe return

Aiborton Rviwlsl 0`B1‘i<‘l1. 301111 ,irip to Msriiiral on Sunday in three

defense, P\'0fii. l\’iilll1li1“» F01`“'i“'d5¥ hours and ten minutes, sic-gaping at

cve y I could either one be said to have thll Tuesday she flew her yoimg son would be impwsible W use 3 Wu

wheel here lf more snow should

Inteffnediate advantage. The goulics did not have Jackie to Wclland and back to

a great deal of work to do on ao-iToronto. From there she, flew to °°‘me' _

I Mrs. Jenkins said a landing on

Playdowns up by both reams. but in keeping Fshort while to aloha the Govern- Wheels °°“"1 h“°_*’°°“ m“d° ‘ilihef

_' ~ at the UW-'/n Airport or on the ice,

yesterday as the snow was not deep.

(By the Canadian Press)- Under mme thfmlng 5*“'°5' :P “ff 0 ' » ‘

al h d le Thi? 10116 folly Came late in the in hopes of giving some publicity to

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and coke from payment of duties, the Chancellor of the Exchequer said although they were not im- ported in any great quantity there was a provision in the United States that where these articles were' sub- ject to an import duty in any coun- try there would be a countervail-

Pifasins uit ended in o yieiory foi- the Silver Foxes 3-0. The hockey Was fast and clever and a. good °f°\\'d should he on hand to wit- ness the f'nal for the champion- ship. Bllrrcvyne was great in goals i0r»tlie winners. Twice he robbed Beer. big and fast Queen left wing- "- Of scores in the first period

i BATHURST, N. B., Feb. 23. ,(Speclal)-According to announce- Iment made today by H. 0. Schry-

amr h _ ‘_er. president of thc Maritime Am- ' 0 had ‘wasted t° the 80°] ateur Hockey Association, the Marl- mmth' Fltzge“‘ld played B cifeful time senior,hockcy champions will mkc chewing S8-mf! fit Ceniffe 10° travel to Montreal and play on 1" Q‘\°<‘i\S: Mcfnnis on right Win! Monday. March 21 and Wednesday, "“fl°` fi fine Job of covering "Shag" March 23, in the Montreal Forum. Uivwart besides uncorking some] Quebec junior champions will dazzling rushes. Lund and Acorn travel east and play on Thursday, ’“~‘h0d well but their weaknesses March 17 and Saturday. March lo WUC-failure to pass the puck. in the Maritimes. The location of Chevvie however, with his partner these games has not yet been de-

s°°'°Yv Dllt up a. great defence. icided.

F FANCY DRESS

0 QARNIVAL

TONIGHT, 8 P. M-

R 1st, 2nd, and 3rd prizes for best

costumes

U _ Door Prize: Silver Wrist Watch

Skaters without costumes will not be allowed on the ice until after the

M ~ ssh hood

, Extra: Burlesque Hockey Match. ‘

Lark n, Jeffery, Bflrimufi RIWUCY-`Albany to clear the Customs.

Quebec'Mar‘ ouimn. 1\/ifl“°“~ G°"d°“~ I In doserhing yesterday' s 'ight

Summer-side Hockey Club: Goal.

PllCk Dates ,schui-man, defense. rm, F. wood~Ifu1,"rl:ey took orr at 11 a. in. At-

`sidc. Forwards. O’Ilricn, .lamiesodl Gay. Holman, Dickie, W, Woodsldwcnrtiss Reid Hi1`I>0rt, Cai~iil»rville, coal and coke on the free HSL

Referee-Charlie Cahill.-S.

News Briefs

. SAINT JOHN. N. B., Feb. 23. - (By the Canadian Pressi- T. E. G. Armstrong, well known in Maritime I‘rovlnce business circles previous to his retire- ment five years ago. died to- day.

LONDON,»l~'eb. 23.--Rt. Ilon.

Neville Chamlrcrlain, Chancellor

of the Exchequer, r\nnouneed to- day that maize (corn) would bo placed on the free list of British imports, and thus would be ex- empted from payment of tho general ten per cent. tariff.

::Attacked by Asthma. The_ first

fearful sensation is of suflocatlon, which hour by hour becomes more desperate and hopeless. To such a case,the relief afforded bl/ DT- -7- D- Kelloggu Asthma Rernefiy seems nothing loss than miraculous. Its help is quickly apnnicit and soon the dreadful attack is mastereri. The asthmatic who has found out the dependability of this sterllnil

ing duty on that country‘s exports to the United States. As Great Bri- tain exported a certain amount of coal to the United States, the Gov- ernment though it desirable to put

Mrs Jenkins stu-ted it was unevent-

'lnritle Siandard Time. from the

Quebec. This port is on tin- northl The exemption of com would cost

'side of the Island of Montreal and the government a revenue of £11; abuut 15 milcs west of the St, Hutergi 000,000 annually in import dune,

A`l`i¥l1"~- . 'from the Argentine alone. The

They flow most of the time at al Conservative parliamentary Ag,-1.

'ncfrbt of about 3.000 'feet ¢xfvi>t,ou1turo committee during the day when crossing the Maine Mountains dwided at E meeting to urge me

it was found necewu-y io <-limb to! gave;-nmenl; to piucc com on _the a heifzllt c-I about 6,000 feel. Tho, frce list until such time as a policy weather over the mounizilns was affecting production of meat ana rather rough. In some instances tl1c_ bacon had been formulated. At the .plang dropped several liunrlf-i-ii feet' some time it asked that such a pol- in so-called airpockets, So rfuifrh ity 511011111 UC <i¢V010D€d RS 5°°\"l 55 was it on one oe-cnsou that Mrs _P°55ibl¢- Jenkins' head struck iii: re1~i:-i the Ellriier in the day the Govern- Cnbm ment‘s wh-:at quota bill was pre- i Tl 1 lc ,U-I .,,,_ cm.. sented in the House of Commons by

\ lc pane can d n A P' " ` 'Sir J hn G’imoir Minister of Agri l . i ' are _\r : l, ° ‘ ‘ » ‘ o-rd 0 gas when leovi en rea uit first reading. Al-

i L ` bw hm _'_=c ure, and given In so 9' t 300 pounds Or M" ithough its provisions will not be

made the take °f[ m "U dl _ ’ made public until tomorrow, it was

The course was -"r-ua, nlofficlally descriicefl as "n bill to sec-

‘ ‘ F ure to growers of ir.~mc-g-:own mill-

strnigflit line due East im:-.i ihci “Mo WMM _ ,mdnrd mice and R

aclmn town passed over wnii C"“""‘x'| 'rin wheat ruriia hill was unof- vmc n°""h °f W°°d5t°d:' Th" "`“"'s° ficially reynrilr-ii as the first step ‘mm h"° ‘V33 “mth f‘f F"”'l"'i:i°“ towards accordirv, n preference to

and Moncton, leaving lv-_-.' lianns- whmt _t-mm the Brmsh Empim w ok about Buctorirlic. i overseas, if such is negotiated at the The i'9U~“-kifi Oi fill* `»ii|i1`»“ ‘WS Imperial Economic Conference to be

broken nasrrmy in :»i.~:;.n~': e land- hola st ottawa next July. ing. A tall wheel was afinrlieil anti' My-_ chambwmn ,mid mc gm,-Em.

remedy will never bc wiihoilt it. It is sold everywhere.

it The skid is be nf: ion' 'fii Mid to he decision about com, which

the landing yesterday iii-lf'-~‘r with mint has great difficulty in coming

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ing stuffs in Great Britain and was imported in considerable quantities, two-thirds of it coming from the Argentine.

"Aargcntina is now one of those

countries with whom we hope to en- ter into negotiations," he said, "with a view to making mutually advan- tageous arrangements. Seclng that the principal exports of Argentina to this country are wheat, meat and maize (corn), it is obvious that if we are going to allow all those three

‘articles to come in free we are 1 trusting ourselves largely to the igoodwlll of the people with whom we are going to carry on conversa- tions.”

He also explained how the needs

of the British farmer, particularly in Northern Ireland, and the fact that much corn was produced with- i in the Empire has induced the gov- emment to put it down on the free , list.

Mr. Chamberlain faced a strong

movement within thc House ic re- move meat from the free list, but made it clear to govemment refused to do so on the ground that the cost of living would be adversely affected.

PRIME MIN.

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HAWKS Will. BE AT F.\|\.l STRENGTH

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Ready For The Gong Tonight.

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the Canadian Press) - M0n<‘i€‘1l Hawks will be at full strength io

had not charged the Premier with changing the vote. He was merely asking what arrangement the Prime Minister had made. Had Mr, Ben- nett altered the records of the House respecting yesterday‘s pair?

the Premier rejoined. Pairs were a matter of convenience among members. Mr. Bennett explained that he had arranged to have Mr. King"s pair transferred to B. F. Smith (Cons, Victoria-Carleton). Replying to the Opposition leader, the Prime Minister reiterated his

understandings with regard to the non-observance of pairs on private members business, adding that it would be quite suitable to the gov- ernment to do so.

The incident ended there.

Daughter Born

morrow night in their second match with Dalhousie Rangers for the championship of the Senior Northem Hockey Lenirlw- Bill Gm' former Winnipeg Elmwood star. has recovered from an eye il1i`\lf.V- and his fellow defenceman, Len Burrnfze, will again be in the line- up followinq his suspension for mgngiiig in a fracas. Dalhousie

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BOSTON, M855., F01). 23.-A

defeated Moncton 10 to 1 last night, but the Hawks, with their regular line-up, are optimistic of evening the count. The best two out of ilii'i‘f: ¢":~.'r\~r. will dorirlc the title.

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"an adjustment had been marie of the pair of the Right Hon. Leader of the Opposition, so that the Op- position was not drprived of that vote."

The practtsc of the House had

always been that once a vote was east it could not he altered, Mr. Woodaworth said. He reminded the members of this ruling made sev- eraiyears ago when T. W. Bird, a

Montreal "'im°"" The "mI-V Can" market for ic." 'forrner Progressive member for Nel-

son, had broken his pair. In what way, asked Mr. Wandsworth, had the Premier been able to rectify the "miotake."

Mr. Bennett retorted that he had

not said a'mistake had been made.

I In explaining his voir yesterday, he declared his interpretation to be that the pair did not extend to Pfi- vate members’ resolutions. In sug-

wili be forwarded by express as it ‘ was one of the mostimportant feed-i gestlng that the vote had been

daughter was born today to Mr.

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York banker and Mrs. Fowler Mc- mans. Stillman is a fourth .\'°i\\'

Cormick. l-is wife was Leno Wil- student at the Harvard meciie.-ll

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