frlfllilllll‘... __ , ’ s’ ~ ~ 4‘=-~i4~......,._,,.. PAGE six rut: CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN p. __. OCTOBER 24- 1938 BASKI: | BALI. "vi-KEY ' omen SPURI WRESWNG

MOUNTIES RALL Y TO TIE ST. DUNSTANS’ s - s

St. Mary's And

Score Two Tries Late

ln Final Half To Cain ‘Eoen Break With Locals

SACKYILLE, N. B., Oct. 23-(A.P.)—A fighting fil- lsh enabled the Nlount Allison" University rugger fifteen to tic the red and white squad of St. Dunstan’s University ti-ii on colleis-"e field here yesterday afternoon. The Mounties scored two tries late in the final half to give them the six points ll0l‘t‘$~ltll‘_\' to deadlock the count.

The garnet and gold scrum outheeled the Island squad when scmims were called but failed to follow up the ball as quickly as the visitors. There was little difference in back- fields. The St. Dunstnns fifteen were slightly superior in kicking".

T0 6 - all Tie

WOLFVILLE, N. 5., Oct. 23- (CP)—St. Mary's and Acadia bat- tled to a 6-6 tie here Saturday in the first game of a home-and- home series for" the Western No- va Scotia Intercollegiate English Rugby Championship.

The second game will be played at Halifax Tuesday and the win- ner meets St. Francis Xavier Un- ivrrsity. jllTSflll champions for the Provincial title.

Acadia l1£1lfl a 6-0 lead at halt time b_v virtue of tries by Nlyers and Everrtt Cameron but the fight-

‘ Blaenose Defeats Thebaud

For Fisherm

(By Tom 11018111) (Associated Press sports Writer) _ GLOUCESTER, Mass, Oct. 23-

A rejuvenated defender of the Iii- ternational Fi-"liermrirs ‘trophy. Captain Angus Walters’ big salt banker Bliienose. today broke a tie with the American challenger, the Gloucester schooner Gertrude L. Thebaud, by SCOFIIIEDQI‘ second vic- .ory in a three-of-liaje series. Blue-nose won 1J1‘ six minute-s. 39 seconds over a stCIXIlX-CGIII-CS1GG. 3G mile course which look the schoon- ers twice around an l8 mile iri- uugle. The (in-tender fi"om Luiien- burg, N. S, gained on each oi the

for

circuit oi a 35 1-.. with an 11.05 a. m. AST start near Nahant

Acadia B61116 In Third Race Of Series

en ’s Trophy

BB1. so close the hissing wales of he two contenders mingled and with not more than two or three teet clearance be ween Bluenoseks main boom and Tll€baud’s rig ing. From lllCll on until the fin was a stern chose for America's as- pirant for the North Atlantic sall- in}; championship. Race Again Today

Tonight rivals made ready a mo: tomorrow off Boston. Pin.- schcduleci cu-iirse calls for one

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B lanked By Caledonia 6-0

Aivrnco , N. 8., Oct. 28- (op)_A try and s. penalty goal gave Caledonia, Eastern Canada lhiglish Rugby Champions a 6-0 victory over St. Francis Xavier University he:e Saturday in a. reg- 111.9,: Cape Breton League match.

I'm win also put Caledonia far enough ahead in the league to be assured of the title and a berth in the Nova Scotia playdowns. probably against Halifax Wander- ers who likewise have yet to be defeated this year.

"Caledonia collected all their points in the first hall’ and then

lXaverians ArelNemis Retains Title With '

5-rounil Technical Kayo Victory Over Challenger

Rallying from two-fluted attacks

in the second and third session;

Johnny Ncmis of New Waterford, Cape Breton, Saturday night retain. od his Maritime middleweight boxing crown by dates" 1? his challenger Bcnnic Binns, on a technical kayo one minute and l6 seconds after ti“

fifth round had got underway. Far more experienced and able

to withstand Blnns‘ best fllkflchgg

Namls started to take control of the scrap shortly after the third m. slon got underway and from then until the end punished his opponent unmerclfully until Referee Pat Adair stepped in and halted what. w”

rapidly turning out. to be a very nn

practically closed.

oven fight. But once again Bimn

proved to every fan in the house just how \uuI'B‘Q°|$ he is.

Ralph Olnrien’ “Imml ‘Ullslm captain’ S01 Chemin’ illgssiiiflticii? ‘tllfgtsgfgh? sixliielgioucestei" tonight the oplii- prlvlbalgllueliailix iloitliasinwlxoliixvriilll’ tiisithi vfilllicgaigaffiléd aifefilf 91gg1l-‘Lyké% bl the nose Mid 1110111511 Boll Ki-nnully, and Art Stone, were outstanding for the and then blocked an Acadia kick. ion mos. frequently heard was that the sailing championship of the the xavieflans to break throng-L the Island middleweight still at- Down me Alleys

recovered the ball and added an- other tzjv a f-ev: minutes litter. The Acadia scrum OllllwdiiYl the

local ])l1l_\'k‘i'.~‘.

Take 6-0 Lead

a protest bniueligngrciis. Bluenoce for lll11)i‘\l1)L‘1'Slliiilll,11 of ballad and excessive wiiierliiit- proved a booin-

a.l engagement.

stormy llSlllllg banks, for Captain Pine has announced tilts as his fin-

m his long feud

with Captain Walters and en mes

George Nicholson, Caledonia full- back, booted a penalty goal at the 12-minute mark for the first three

tempted to throw punches nt his opponent. But Nemis just bored into close quar-

the workmanlike

_ ‘ 9116112- Altei- HICMLIICIIICIIY, showed _ t. it his en-t with short t Y VICIOr l "rue opening try came in the ‘E1218 111°1§111g~ 1111Sf11C111Z11-l? 1191111111 ialuenose all lew- lnilenmclbesst ‘rill-hill snipped me n“ n8 pogiihly two minutes later a beouti- $310111‘: 1°f111(‘)1I1%I1‘111“11°1' B11111‘ c“ TOWN B—-——owuNG ALLEYB Dung ‘dying moments oi the first half A°*“11“ 11’1’1°11°11"1 111° 11°11 11"- iiiiliteii? senieasillail-eeli-boift fiveptiins The The-baud won the first race ful vii-wins bout by the champ- 1°‘“‘°‘1 t” 3° down but ii w” will: T°111sht at 8130 the" following ‘ firiieii Connolly dashed over the 611F111“ i111‘ 115110115 1° 11°15 111511’ of oil and nil- tanks and a lighting of the present: series for the tro- ions’ backfield ended with Morris 1115 W111?“ $11111, 1191111 11h$tla°é1 m? 601111165 1111-1110111- I w a r a t .1111? 10 11111 011 11 10058 111111. The °“11- , plant. all or \\'llll'll had injured 11131‘ pliy donated by Senator W, H. going across for another three but 1°91 11111 he 1° rec "

n 1 ball had been kicked out of a C011111'11‘1< 111‘ ‘m5 111"? 1110111951 trim and iodnv she was noticeably Dennis oi Halifax, are weeks ago Macllfltyrds attempted convert contest. _ LADIES GENTS - seriinnilige on the Mounties 15- <11 111i‘ 111 11‘. 111‘ 10011 f1 lid-s from smarter handled. 10111151 Blliflllose took the 811601111 grazed the upright and bounded Mt" “"1113 1111 “e11 Dame 1n H- PPfl-UEM 9- MflKlll-Doii

___ yard and Connolly renown; qujgk- Abe Colin m full stride lllltl out- "Ilierc have been 1011i: tlvl-aiv w the back on the playing field. 11w 11111 111111111 11°10 1>°YS~ 111W“ D. Perry s. Moore

.. 0P1 1y. lullnig 011 the ball two yards enwnl n half dozen tacklei-s with 1111111111111 111 1M4 elem 111,19 W111“ °1 1111-1111- Referee Roy Mnopnnnid n; on finish the light as soon as I, Paqueg A, Mo,“

v-3fl, y; behind the line. The try was a re- fake passes. _ T°¢|1Ws race was sailed in a Glam Bay bummed campbeu, possible threw some M11111 1111119116‘ M. Dougan A, Donn

*1 '11 ‘i111 -11 1, suit of poor defensive play by the Nleagher not the first st. Mary's Captain Cecil Moulton. at The- southerly breeze Whklh 11101111911 141- 3n F_ x_ ghreeqnam, and 3w“; at each 01-1161‘ 111-1 lhTWKh i111"! 5°11‘ H. McMillan P. Mclnnis

on nixed him Mounmen . 5,...“ and George We“ rpcovemd bands n-necl in the absence of her ward the westxsmg and which var- Walton caledo i m - d hum .°nd frame; Binns slugging it out p 3mm, w Mme.“

llI'it‘lllI)l1')\"1(I Early in the second half me we bhgked kick and'ra[,(,d acrogs ill skipper, Captain Ben Pine. lock 10d in velocity from 10 miles an berore'halftlmg1zhel1;wgle' smug: on even terms with m5 sgockijy. s: Smith JjMcmeer

. .Charlottetown squad scored again Wllll tlie second ’ 111v 51-81111: 1101111115- News 11.15 11.11111" at 11w 51811 1° 15 11-1 111° ed bflefly and gnemm, “i, teams bull-t. opponent love 1115 100W" E. Mitchell w. McDonald

[when Grant picked up the ball on ' 0111101181110111‘ 1111311111? 11.1’ 11110111 six finish, the sort of weather WlllCh I ed m‘ 4 plenty to holler about midway E Wm“ ‘ E Moo"

1th.. “aunties 20v“ line m; a;_ lengths. However, this coup WZISIlOL thus tar has favored Bluenose. Pal’ W 1 111911 9W1!- m h, " 1

' ‘ i d a as com iete as it m1 ht have been At. the exui of the first 1 a. mmugh the he“ as can‘ 111' Mulch J 111711115111‘

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2 .. p. 1 W0 missed comemng “men the bail , ed- 5119 came char-gin! across like le, a south 19y westerly beat o cff and con u m rc I n I AL . an n . D I R a race horse and somewhat -o W idward, tliiee minutes, 35 sec- , close qllflrlfls- 5198111118 1118 111115 SUMMERS DE LEY5 1d 47 seconds. 15111361116 811111 D051 811d 11101111911 0111' rlver S eddy “name; oiids ahead. That was her greatest United States the winner again weathered an- T‘? 111"" 1115 ' A luffing match soon devel d. gain for Tliebaud furnished stiffer other volley of blows and here tht The Summerslde Bowling team 8.51,‘, m“ With six points needed to tie up

the game. the Mounties began n. constant attack on the Island line. Shortly before the half way mark

. the lead almost at Wi'l'l Gerard Cote of St.

For New Season

which furnished the most excl ing part of the contest. several times Bluenose attempted to work past

competition as the breeze freshen- ed. Upon completion of the third 16g. a run before the wind. Blue-

Football Results

tide of battle began to swing do- cld-ecily in his favor. Binns, unhurl up to this point ran into s right-

defeated the mads by a. score of 26 pins on the Capitol Bowling Alleys, Summer-

Charlottetown No-

" '11. l l .ide t i th f Th b. d, nly to be nose’ leal was four minutes, 20 u side, Tuesday, Oct. 18. j f: “ ii/ilf-n. rifkorrlvrfmtlie lgmghgpefgggé 153g tgeflllnelt/Itlzcgllié; 113121111152 (rllrf Oancl eiiliihppgd astern secorfdsi ( l L I B] _ Qafdopfiasagfifl, ht‘: 9Y1‘; $2,; Following are the scores: . -. ._ ‘ ' NORT ~ .._- ‘t-h h - Il - f‘ tt ing. en Rosa ine tie riang e. demise H1“ i“ the garnet and gold squad their __b,-su.diilg‘l;'y..rlbrbflleolvi'aril giiptaiiil (v2.1.9? until he led. Tliebatid by five minutes and Baum cwad‘ F°°l1m11 mm“ gs: mgeldngéigrjrgn $11.; firs; 31111.? SUMMERSIDE ‘ 0119111113 "Y °1 1119 111111111 311m" time circuit, nuke Jabalee o; m“ had everything (irawlng and the big 51X seconds alter the fourth leg and, In m h! n“ em h d m! l m 111111115 111111-"51 1° “five”- l-he 1111319 Ca. B salt; banker fairl smoking through showing a. gain of only three sec- “"7"” 11 U u (S or) went to is corner an rg San 3am m‘ mo “I 11-1116 $1 111111111- passing to the north side of the 1” 1m“ 1°11“ 1‘ 116111115 “my ‘ - yl a1 ds t litll "r b n eve was beginning w swell He" 1' - 1. Ft - ~ II I 6 1'; ‘ 1* ~°~ 1111111111 1111'?“ goal nom- igrr. “in h“ seam“ ° 3° “d” iililiebiifiiiii viiiisfinfariolioiirli ag n on iixiinutigdnlriitesegtindingiwr the Se: 011m" 5- '1‘°1‘°11l° A18“ 1°- he elevlrlflfld 11w 111115 l“ 1w @1111" Xlflfihé: $311513 1“ 1' 5h“ 11151 11W T'ilo.f§l'.°r{,‘§“n"§3M$§‘,§" 01d Jab Cap abi Moulton tried xlesperate- 0nd beat. to ivindivard On it ‘The- Mmmrefll 3- 5111111111711 17- out apparently fresh in the fourtn Mrs r d! m3 134 W; I " - -. ~ . . - . . ' _ ' , - - 1‘ V1111 1° “111 51111111111 P111! alee is considered the youngest of 1.v_ to Luff Bluenose up into the baud made her best showing of the lmerconeflah Union (senlor) 00 888111 ' beat a tat/Igloo on the Jean walker m; 146 14G - F“ 1 e Mainline drivers in this sport W111t1h1>11.1..111e _1.1_1i»l-‘19§§‘11£.1e1.'_5.11.1'¥ed...¢111Ys___.___._ champions face bill P11118- ¢°° TOTAL —-2l06 e minutes inter _ the entire “frnch finds many nudmefiged mm R-»— --- ~ ---—-—----- ~-~—— Queer“ 5 Moan] and unhurried took them all w Mount Allison backfield worked handling the reins. Even though he ' w ' et in close and here he started CHARLQITETOWN . .. . Toronto 2. estern 3. smoothly to score the most brllli l3 the baby of the Clrcllllf, he is Sam, Marys 6. Mm“ 3 me) pound Binng nil-mercifully ant. try of the game. The ball a veteran n§iper and driver. His (F, at e M’ homeqlndqlmne 3mm {ace was just a mu]; olulMary Clinton 135 114 l” passed from Chemin. the flying association with iott t r 8am b f th rri h he 42 i .1 1 "5 511"“ series western Nova Smtia title) 1°°11 111m e J1‘ 118 1111c <15 Bertie Higgins 1 81 161 quarter, to Art Stone play 11B 111- here 20 years ago. ‘ . . St ‘Dunsmnh 6. Mom“ Alum“ was taking as he at empted w Margaret Aylward 1B3 1'71 105 side three quartershnd from him At tile (nose of he 1938 track t 0 6 (tie) ' cover up but still Nemis couldnt Peggy Harper . 141 150 12E _ to Cummings. uhonin turn passed season Jabalee had gone under the 1 Pr, mm“ put; over m9 knockout punch, 1L Esther Mictnei] 104 139 no) TI-“CFUllLii. lrfllletl 111 F1111’ 11111111111 01111111111115 "a1" “i118 w 1111511“ the 8111111112 bell 200 1"°“’,,§;“'“,“ d“ n“ ‘ lust took him a minute and six- mTAL —2oe0 ;°“11' §t°“"°11l1113 111° 1°11’ 111153 the w i, Mm b“ i? ,-_.i___._-_..._______-- 151111111 911° teen senonnn 0g the rim. n; 11nd); High single, anther Mitchel 203 1°11‘ 1" °11 1111“ °- f 11 11’ ° .1? '1“ 1°” _ __ 1. . l l l U | matters however. Very tired Binnl High three. sally Bates 45'!- Th, Mounties continued to press or the last eight eais has been HALIFAX. Oct. 23 (OP) Ha Western In erprov nc s non

Use BIlIU-lq-NIIWIOI‘ OQIIKIIDII.

the story of Marjo e M., queen of he Maritime tracks until she was retired a few months ago. During that time he has handled the relins on the mare his brother, Dick, bought in 1930 against the advice of the ivise boys who believed she was through. " In her first your of racing, Mar- Jorie M-. won eight of the nine races in which she sorted. From

the red and white team until the final whistle. On several occasions good chances to score failed be- cause of fumbles in the backfield. Once with only i5 yards to go through open field. a bad pass silwtiled the Mounties’ chances of v c

. ory. ‘St. Dunstans by holding the Mounties to a draw and defeating

15/ ‘ M. ROSS

(‘ustoni Tailor

llrvlc - to - Tiir-"WHY" 111° 11111111175113’ of New Brunswkk then on records fell under her fl - (‘l_()']'[l],\‘(} 1941- WW9 PmVPd 111°1115e1V95 lug: feet on Charlctlrtown. Inveii- (mnr-qxn worthy opponents in intercollegl- n95; and Halifax tracks‘ REPAIRING ate rugby. They left Sackville last And whue the mare w” Neal“ L“) PRESSNG evening for Fredericton. where in‘; renown Jgbgleg was 9,150 83in- M.‘ 15.8mm! they will meet the University of in; recognition L95. you he won n" Rl-NCE S13 NEW 3111119111111 011 Mflllday- The a trophy as the most. outstanding last game in the New Brunswick- driver on the lvlaritinm tracks.

Prince Edward Island Intercollegi- ate League will be played in Fred- ericton next Saturday. when iliount Allison plays U. N. B.

Jabalee says his biggest thrill in racing was the time Marjorie M. and Calumet Brownie met at Nor'h Sydney for a. $1.250 side bet. It was the bggest purse ever offered in Cape Breton and the race required five heals to decide the winner,

Marjorie M. inst the first heat. the second heart was dead, Calumet Brownie won the third. but Mar- jorie M.. with her stout heart cane bark and won the fourth and lhe fifth heat.

"That was my biggest thrill and one I will never forget," said ‘lab- olee

-.= - " Tiiger Jack Fox Allin A i Kayoes Spaniard

srnvlr:

Nex! season he hopes to drive

FOR (crérlijafig?N-'n‘lallin§gfik 235 Hanover Czar inln the iiliiceheld on ALL New QM jeagleng mnwnde, m, the lviirritiine tracks bv blarjorie M. MAKES ioelglélhtfienfy Lkexwolcsigedlligfl-thflggj WINS MEMORIAL CUPs

dore Gastanaga, Spanish heavy- weiplit. in the first round cf a scheduled IO-roiind bout here Sat- urday niaht.

A terrific right sent Gastnnasn down for the full count inside of ' two minutes of the start and gave

LONDON - D. O, Finlay. who retained his 120 yard hurdles ‘(vent at the Amateur Athletic Associa ion champzonshlp here in Jilly. has been awarded the Harvev and Jack- Son hfemorial Cups. It “'11s 1115 seventh consecutive success in tihis

LET rs SERVICE v vorn can "room . Willard Batteries

the United States fighter his sec- event. Prestone and Siovap 0nd victory in Kingston in i5 RK————-——_F PONT “(f-FOOL Anti-Freeze ‘111Y-1- ' ‘ __“ i

_, , . , ___i__ Foliowiiie, is the stlilitillil; 111

“inter Oil & Grease an» Point School for Aiigll-“t and B u R N s September.

Grade IX. 1. Jean Harlow.

Battery Charging j 1 Grade VII. l. Isabel Msdlllaeheim.

Tires and Tubes

Ml: equal psru of Minced’: and won nil, cnior oil, or

“an, 5 ".4 m, in," 2. Mary MacDonald.‘ plpor- pply Ifl burn u Grade V. l. Phyllis MacEacliern. ll) (I-\l l (INS GAS '“1‘1" 11'1"‘ 11111511" 2. Ruby MacDougall, 3. Viola

' ' i ‘ 1' pllliflll lllllfflllg flop! MacEacherii. Grade IV. l. Charles MacDougrall Grade III sr. l. Douglas Mac- ‘ Eaehern. 2. Allan MacDonald.

Grade

Grade Fadyeii,

Grade Eachern.

III. _ir. i. Grace '1‘a_vlor. II sr. 1. Melbourne Mac- 2. Katie Mae MacFadyen. II jr. l. Constance Mac- 2. Douglas Taylor, Grade I. sr 1. Murchison Mac- Eachcrn. 2. Helen MncDougrill. Grade I. jr. No Exams.

_ [1|NARD'$ Willard Service . S'l‘.-\'i‘i()N Winsloe

ifax Wanderers conquered Dalhou- sie University 15-3 at 511111193’ Field Saturday for their fourth straight victory in the Halifax City (English Ruepy) Football League and practically mode sure of the championship for the sec- ond consecutive year.

Wanderers held a wide edge in territoiy throuzhout the game but the University squad scored the first and the dogged light they put up kept the Redmen busy all the way.

Sid Pauker slid across the Wand- erers line for the first try of’ the game and Dalholisiels lone one but giant Andy Duffiis plunged across with the equalizer a few minutes later and then Gordon Baiild and Jaok Buckley followed with two more to run the count to 9-3 as all ‘converts failed.

Rydeli 1011B boot over the Dal- housie goal line developed into an- other score as the second half got iindertvny. Ken Holland beating a mass of Tiger players to the ball for a try,

Gordon Bauld added the last three points when he scooped up a loose ball and went over between the nests.

Not one of the 51v tries scored tvas convert-ed as a strong wind swept across the field.

Bull Lea Wins Feature Race

PAWTUCKEI‘. R. I.. Oct. 23- (APi-Buli Lea. on" of the sta- soirs" outsiantiim thrro-yrirr-olds. . l his second New England victr~i"_v of the vcar Saturday when he won the $5.000 added autumn handicap. Narragansett Park feat- ure race. in easy fashion.

Running l,l-l6 miles in 1:44, within 3-5 of a second of the track record. the Calumet Farms entry led Felix Spntolifls Wise Prince by five lengths at the finish. Half a length further back came A. Sproivls Bow and Arrow.

'I'he largest daily double price in New England horse raring his- tory resulted from the vlctoijdfiif squabble in the first. rnce and Raceavray in the second. squabble was $176.50 to $1. The double paid 311591.30. 'I'l"lt>'re ivere only five tickets sold on the two. -

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Guardliufs- Spcial Wire) AMIIEILST, N. 5., Oct, 23 _ Prince of Wales College scored an 8-0 win over Amherst High School in an exhibition rug y football grime here Saturday.

Saunders booted a penalty goal for the Island team while Keeps lunged over the Am- herst line for the onl try of tlio game which Saun ers con- verted for the extra mulls. Jimmy Gray lmissed three pen- alty kicks for Amherst.

Jack Cooke. Amherst s rtnta Ila-d his right arm dis ocatcd when tackled and Bob John- son ivns knocked out when he was. kicked In the head.