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Are Shutout 2-0 By a “Amazing N'.Y; Amerks”

MATE AND EIIUIPDISE

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1% ANGlilLEB, Nov. 30-Western

racing cimles rejoiced today at the nomination of Equipoise and MMA for the $100,000 Santa Anita handicap. insuring the greatest turf olnsslo in the history of the western United States.

Seventeen others have been nom-

ad forthe Feb. 23 1100. including such top-ranking thorougbbreds as Statesman, Fsireno. High Glee, Guy World and Boardwaiker. Poseibsl entries include Cavsicodo. Head Play, Brokers T111. Ladysman and

all t Sir.

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Cornelius Vandlsrbia Whitney

nominated iilquipcise is morning. A cablegram asking the California Horse Racing Commission to post the 0100 fee for Mote followed from A. C. Bcstwick.

lhchotthesetwowillberacing

for the title of the worid's lead- ing money winner. Mute stands fifth in the list now. Equipoise is iacond to Sim Beau.

INTER. TEAM DDMPETITIDN IS M D D T ED

(A. P. by Goardiaxfs Spool!-I Wire) PANB. Nov. 26-The Internation- al Prodesionsl Tennis Players As- sociation, fplmded by 'United states and~B1uopea.n professionals, todas announced plans for an infternst- ional team competition modelled

along Davis Cngzmlines. Georges Bonnaniet, presi of the new organisation, gave his name to the

UD. Amending

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(A.P. By Guardhlfa Special Wiro) . NEW YORK, Nov. 29-The sharp- Sh°0tl-lls of Dave ("Bweensy") Schriner, rookie left winger, gd. vanced New York Americans au- othcr step in the National Hockey rc# - “ an ll l - over Chi `

Black Hawks.

Bchriner was the only player on

either loam who could dan the cords in a dull defensive struggle, witnessed by 11,000 fans, and he had to sat all the breaks to do lt. B091 ¥°l1ls came in the third per- iod. one soon after the start when he eluded the defence at the cor- nerofthecsseandbouncedashot off goalie Lorne Chabot's shoulder, the other in the final minute when he trapped the Hawks with five men down the ice and outraced them.

Bill Bryde. American defence man

suffered a further injury to the knee which kept him out of several games, when he collided with Art Coulter in the closing minutes.

LINEUPS _

American Position Chicago .Woirters Goal Chabot Dutton Defence Coulter |Murra.y Defence M. Burke ,Chapman centre Cook Carr Wing 'I‘rude11 Schrinerr Wing Kendall

Amerioan‘s subs: Conn, Klein, F.

Mui-ke, I-limes,,0liver, Gracie, Mc-

Chiolso Subs: Mbrens. March,

Thompson, Couture, Gottselig, Mac- Iibyden. Wieba. . Officials: Mike Rodden and Duke ;l¢0Olll'i'y.

SUMMARY

It-at Period

NOIBMD. Penalty: Brvdse.

SosonllPorTMl

No score.

Penalties: March, moveto.

Third BGIMI

1--Americans. Bohriner. 1.27. z-Americans, Bchriner. 19.25. Penalties; None.

Hockey Results

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8. P. A. Series (Junior)

Oshawa 5; Toronto Lions 1. st. Micnsslu oouege 10: Univer- sity or 'rorouw o.

Veigh, 817589. Smith. `

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“Nm THING is sure, it the

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my he Power) P09 Kerr workins out dsuy sud

BIG FOUR. GAMES TONIGHT rapidly roimding into playing fm-m_

MONCION AT Halifax and Ab- ll ‘ring extra ma_n_p°we,. is

bl” 1° Si- -l°h11 are f-ha Biz uvsuuble for tsiugbvs tm ws Four Mercantile League games predict that the Wolves will

fm' 1011181115 and tilts that should have a hard task on their hands produce brist1i_ng,_ fast encounters. eq stop the "Birds."

. . _

Bains LEAVE this ms , No'rl~mn. HAWK member, our- f°r the Lovell-st City and I ‘, don Mci.es.n who has been out While krwvrlns they lace a stil - wlm 9. bmken ankle is rapid-

ltask are confident the boys wi ly recovering from his injury and °°1\i111\1° th¢1r_ winning nurse. ls sxpesfeu to be buck in me luis-

Sh°W the some Scoring ll irasrnvo cool.

night the Benedict team are in f CUDE, the young Can- * WEN! 120118.11 59521011- adiens net-minder, dresses

ment in Halifax, Hawks Ar bundle up until they look like determined to put an end stuffed sofas, Cude says it is

their four-game losing streak. enough to carry around when he They have two new players, Bill wears even the necessary para- GUIUVBT. lormer Abegweit, and phemalia for protection.

VICTORS IN their last engagE games, while mast mm, guardians

Moncton reports have them as

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' from omamzed b,,___,b,,_u because M me investigating the case while the me et Halifax The Acadia ties up

their failure to pay' Yarmnuth w,b°,,hd"°,,_,_,,,,,°'m°1‘,,:,'s°‘sb;‘e‘§' §;';‘a,'g,"'fN,,g 3 ,¥:'ué°"‘G dsm_uM¥°n ”M$

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tbl 1984 pxovinovial plsydovm re- ceipts, is being considered by the Nova Scotia Baseball Anociation

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Gateways manager, Pete Judge and President Ma»cQuai'rie have brought 10 response.

"’I‘hel-eisnothilnglssndoen

cept suspend the Dominion Club and the men who played against Yumoiith from organised baseball in Novo Scotia,” the President stat- ed in has lest message to the Gateways, who won the 1984 title.

Manager Judge remarked, some-

what bitterly, that it seemed "th: Yarmouth Club is getting another rotten break." Gateways also had teoihie getting their shore cr! the 1993 plsydown receipts frmr Springhill llenoebustaas.

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*What has become of those love- ly sidsboards you had the last time I was here?" asked the customer in the furniture shop. “I shaved 'sm off. miss," stam-

mesd the bashfui assistant.

SIASPEMSIIIMIFM Body of UFITITMIMIDM Male Mant

9? 5' §

known as the Crescents. . The officers for the ensuing year

are as follows:

President. Ray Hennessey. ~ Vice President, Carmen Glover.

Sec:ata.ry. Arthur Godkin. Team Captains: Ivan Harper,

William Johnston. Bob Stewart. Junior Johnston

BearsInFinal

(Am. By Guardians spseisi wire)

BERWICK, Po., Nov. 29-P0und-

ing steadily over the rrinswept hills of Briar Creek, Bob Rankine of Preston, On-t., today won the an- nual Berwick rsee for the second straight time in 48 minutes, three seconds. seven seconds behind the course record

io repeat his triumph of last year

States division title by nosing out Detroit Lions at Deizvllt 19-16. The Giants captured the eastern crown with a 27-0 triumph over Brooklyn Dodgers.» The Beals and Giants willmee»the'reDec.9iosettlethe League championship Chicago wofn 2-Year 1180 bybeating the»Nsw Yorkers 23-21.

The Giants rolled all over Brook-

lyn in olinching the eastern sec- tional title. Dale Burnett scored two touchdowns and Roy 1"ia.herty and Delvin Rinhslnh one each, al' on posses.

Down The Alleys

HOLY NAME CLUB Commercial League B.I.S.Socials............... 845 Guardian Angel-I 2824

High. single, R. Bradley, 282. High three, R.. Bradley, 674.

Ladies’ Bowling Abbies 1273 Bunnies ..................... 1839 High single, Gertrude Doyle, 197. High three. Gertrude Doyle, 578. Tonight at 7p. m.He.wks vs.Hol-

mans.

‘ Commercial League

C. N. Hotel 8146 Mayne’s 3234 F. A. Johnston, high single, 286. W. MacDonald, high three, 735,

Will Break Ice In N.S. Harbors

(C. P. by Guarrllalfs Special Wire) HALIFAX, Nov. 29-A request

gu;b\m.itted by the Halifax Board ci! Trade that the ‘Provincial Govern- ment keep a steamer stationed at I-Lalifax this winter to break the ice in harbors M Nova Scotia was granted today by the deputy :nin-

(0. P. by Gus.rdis.n’s Special Wlrsf

OANSO, N. S.. NW. N-Chrildren' nloylns in a field near here wdayj found the body of a two-day old- msls infant sua immsdlsxs mt-'

ified Robert Foglartly who was cut-I

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DORIS DUKE’S BlJt'l'HDAY|

NEW YQRK, Nev. 29-Doris

Duke, richest girl in the world, was 2') years old yesterday but there was no celebration.

"We"re not doing a thing,” said

her mother, Mrs. James B. Duke, not having a celebration. My daughter isn's even going to the

country.

Miss Dtte controls s fortune of

more than $80,000,000.

I don‘t mind admitting that

T-'s quickness and punching power were an eye-opener to me.- Local Paper.

The effect would have been Just

the opposite if he had been in the ring.

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E, F. Moore. who was call- c‘r°i\i.!ft1gwT1niudUvi:‘:I-bemcilvixexigthe work. ey 0 R‘i°h‘m°nd Y' wuumn md MMT

_ , Nov. 39- o goo

eight seconds apart in the middle period proved enough io give Mont- * , real Maroons a 2-l victory over De- _ ‘ troit Red Wings in a National

Hockey League game before 6,500 ' I

Organize ,Th Sec nd Period Give For Season 0F1MaeroonsoEclge Over Wings

_ _MAIDR PRIZES1 --

edit/re boys of the Y

A- mat on saturday. Nev.| , lo. r. by c.us.relss's pests: win)

34th and olganisedaclubtobs *_ I MONTREAL 'rw is

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fans here tonight. Wings were un- able to score until the last 10 minutes as Maroons presented a

ond Stew Evans Me.roon's de-

I° “dd’“°° V1 “W” P11Y'l°°-I *°' -1°h11 A- ffelley 01 Arilnstoml m§rk:i;i>‘£ Ylébwusa me-is bum ou -1

tivlties, the club will meet weekly Mass., was second, to cover then ,e°,_-md berth in me canadian _ ' f°f <ii»1¢\1==l°n and study period- nine mues, sos yards fu-lsngu1ur’f,1<,,, ,running though their svig- ""`* -3

`”'"""” "°“~ 0"" W” 'Wd' ’-“° Wi" MY" wry. wfhlle the Wines were still (ny or-is nsbsrissu Asssslswx:

course. Walter Hornby of Hamil- mlm .. ciusk Toronto fourth g Bwmn by B “up” M Pm" 5”” W'“°') "

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Y. . ~ I palms 1 my-d Amen. I ,mi

A n d 1 FW U19 first time Sm” Cliff! can secgoli. place m the NEW YORK',.2;v' £19- bl., Jim

winner of the am Ionian.

,§,‘,`,1,‘2‘,,°y' ,‘,’,f f,,?,§‘,“d§,,,”f,°,‘,‘,eh‘§,,_;”°,;’,§‘,‘; The first period was scoreless. buf, mr E. L.. Mefiord oi columbus, ohio,

» near the halfway mark in the sec-I many mtmned hem, after an ub-

serlceoftwo years. ‘

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""1 bm" h” “’“° by 1’ ’°°°“d"'~ f°H°°m11\ WM used io play ie Da-' ima .lun was ssut is tus .old

_____ For the first eight miles the lead, won, wem up on I ,one mm Gm” ,mouon two I5. ,l

(A- P. by Guordlarfs Special Wire) “lwmakd betwwn him and Kelley-I blundered through the Detroit de- member og me oomignyzgit, cg Nuw vonk, Nov. ze-mr the but 01° 5*“1‘dl/ Wear" °f ¢h° M“P1°,renss and beskmuded s shot into yea.-um, from D,-_ Ogden M_ Eu second year in summon, New York Lea! had t°° much drive M' the, the cage behind Norm Smith. Just wards. Walnut Han Farm of Dom..-~ Gianlts and Chicago Bean today mug: ,gngésme "0 731° tape 40, eight seconds later Jimmy Ward emu Ky" md ,old to Meffepg for qualified for the Naticrnal Porfee- Y";eh,nd ,n ,M , ,, ,d th slammed a hot one at Smith c a ;515,"1i0d,¢,y gh, speedy ¢;h¢~¢¢.ye@_.-.. ~», sional Fooibaii I.»esgue'a champion- tt, "se, e . ere double ,,_,,,s,,,ng PM Wm, Nmhcot, ok, was bm in by D, Edwardsfm. mp pmyw n_m°_ were ba es galore for paces, if not and Hay,,es_ Nom smnh got hm 88100 as me mme of. cheque books whim me °h"m"t°'° 3”” m ' iigllgrzimiisgr there Wm only rm" “md W *he Puck but it d-moved urine 40th annual sais bf immers- lcliusluug the western united. R,,,,k,,§e,, v~,c,o pmed mm as, out of his buns mm me sage. and pw” cam, w an ,nd .. ..

Inns fourth to mg. s double vis-1 1"“’““ ”‘ sh“*0“¢- the Wines PM Returning to the blue' gmss~-.

wry in the ruse curl Bricker, wu ‘"1 the P’°“’“’° 1” “he ‘him W- country I-DM Jim. we °f the lf-S1'

own all the way around the hilly course. Johnny Zack, Harold Auch. Augie Zampitella, Joseph Sullivan and G€Ul¥e Rapp finished in that order.

For the first time in the history

of the rave. three of the four ma- jor prizes went tc Canada.

A field of 38 started in the race,

DAY TDDTBAII R E S II I T S

(A. P, by Guardian! Special Wire)

, NEW YORK, Nov 29-Football | ganna played in the United States today-'I‘hanksg'lving Day-result- ed as follows:-

Coigate 20, Brown 18.

Fordham 39, New York 13.

Bucknell 0, Temaple 0 (tie).

Pitldaurgh 20, Carnegie Tech 0.

3 Oklahoma. 0, George Washington

Cornell 15, Penfnsyilvania B.

Maryland 19, Johns Hopkins 0.

, North Carolina. 25, Virgian 0. Albums. 34, Vanderbilt 0. 'Ilennessee 19, Kentucky 0. _ North Oarloina 25, Virginia 6. I south oareiim 7, Washington ' and Lee 14

LTNEUPS

Position

Goal Defence Defence Centre Wing

Detroit N. Smith Young Goodfeliow Weiland

Lewis

SUMMARY

Fh-st Period

No score.

Penalties: Graham.

Second Period

1-Maroons, Evans 2.02.

2-Maroons, Ward (Nort

Haynes) 2.10.

Penalties: Pettingor,

Sorrell, shields, Evans (2), Wise

man. ,

Third Period

Sorrell) 9.4-4.

G00dfeIl0W.

Mai-sons Ummeu open for Edwards, who lives' ‘in Evw Pittsburgh, to mise the wit for sion

wen¢wbrtu1m,,,,_

Plevggx; wma. mm .um tagged for Ken.

tucky, the foreign buyers swung

but Leslie Pawson of Pawtucket, Amie WU18 N°1'I5h°0¢I5 into ,wtkm on Emmy 5t0k¢5_ Wir, R 1, and Nick Ruggm-1, of Endi- Detroit Subs: Graham, Wiseman nm, 0,, me Mamm ,md Nmorm wtt. N- Y- were stricken 111 and An,‘i‘°’§§,f' ,§°";',§,“',, Pe°'°“‘¢°’» 3"' stakes for c. A. Pnelus, New Yuri: dis ot finish We- su . v~ V

n Maroon subs; R. J. smith, Trot- °"’~"' “Y” “mm °f sp°“"‘.r' mm"

tier, Cain, Blinoo, Robinson, Gain- Ior, Marker, Conacher, Shields.

I Officials: Stewart and Smith.

hcott,-

Trottier.

8-Detroit Goodfeliow (lewis-

Penaltiw: Shields, Trottier,

5??

Reynolds Winstonf tangled with Dr. Ed-

North Carolinian had

enough at $8.000, leaving the way

| a three-year-old record of 2.01 1-2_ finally was knocked down to an lt- alian syndicate for $5,500.

Kentville Girls

, To Organize' A Hockey Team

(C. P. by Gnardian's Special Wire)

, N. S. Nov, 29-

' for the formation of a hockey team

tonlghrt when they elected Ada H. Jordan president of the Kentvillr Cardinals' Hockey Club. The girls hope to arrange games during the season with nearby towns.

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SAINT JOHN, N. B., Nov~ 29-

Lalnmbing the Saint John winter shipping season of 1934-35, B. B london Corporation of the Man-

here rods

ehesterlline arrived 9 withsheavy import oargo,moetof ‘whiohisdestinediorUWUrCan- ada.

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Kansas State 19, Nebraska 1.

Kansas- 20, Mimouri 0.

Cincinnati 21. Miami (Ohio) 0.

Arkansas 7, Tulsa 7 (ne).

'Iiexas 18, 'liexes A and NL 0.

Utah 14, Utah Aggies 7. Colorado University 7, Denver 0. California Azalea 0. Sacrament(

0 (tie).

ABEDIYEIT

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Abbie lntenrledlatea are scheduled

for a practice sesion this moaning at 10 o’clook. Owing to a mixup in time yesterday several of the play- ers were mixing but everybody is

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the Visit of

ART. BRADLEY TI

Special representative of `I_'lP TOP TAILORS. who will be at this store on

FRIDAY and SATURDAY is

It will be his pleasure to show you the finest array

December ist. `

Top Tailors have ever dis-V als for Suits and 0vercoats.._.| measures in any model you

He will welcome the opportunity of showing you his-

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Kentville girls took the first step! "

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