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Heels To Thebaagd

North Atlantic Champion Sails True To Form In First Race For Fisherman’s Trophy To Trim American Challenger By More Than p3 Minutes.

By A. D. Merlrel, Canadian Press Staff Writer

HALIFAX, N. 8., Oct. lil-Blu-i-i nose, Canadian qu_een of the North] Atlantic ﬁshing fleets, gave her Un- iiéa States challenger, Gertrude L. ‘Iliebaud, such a drubbing in to- d*y's race, sailed under conditions of wind and wave, best suiting the Gloucesterman, that the question of superiority as between the two vessels seems tonight to have been settled for all time. Tomorrow, Cap tain Ben Pine, brilliant ‘skipper of the invader is leaving for his home, on account of illness, relinquishing the wheel to Captain John Math- eson, his second in command. The Canadians elapsed time for the 36 nautical miles course sailed today- was 5 hours, 53 minutes, 49 sec- onds" the Americans, six hours, twenty six minutes, fifteen seconds. The Biuenose beat her rival by 33 minutes, 26 seconds.

Following the contest the crew of the Bluenosc marched over to the Thebauds dock and gave the Glou- cesterman three hearty cheers. To- night both crews will forgather at a banquet given by the trustees of the trophy.

THE START

Wily Captain a Ben outgucssed Captain Angus at the start and shot

. ' over ahead after running down tho

lline on the Canadians weather. Fifteen secoridsaiter the gun had ﬂashed Thebaud crossed, followed by Bluenose twelve seconds later.

i Immediately Angus attempted to

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work to weather and a lufling match ensued which caused both‘ schooners to shave the bell buoy marking Point Pleasant Shoals, at the southern tip of the Halifax peninsula and sent them danger- ously close to the reeks, lining the western shores of the harbor. Angus at this point had crept up to weath er of Thebaud and was taking h" wind. But Pine had sufficient way to keep lufling Bluenose inshore. Finally Angus called for sea room. The Bluenose was a scant two ves- sels length from shore, her rival, a biscuits toss on her lee. Members of the rival crews were exchanging qulps as they worked like Trojans ‘to keep the vessels from fouling each other. The pilot aboard the ‘Iliebaud asked when the Blucnosc wanted sea room and the reply "now." The Thebaud immediately bore away. Angus thereupon flat- tened his mninsail. jibed and went astcrn of the 'I‘h:baud, which now became the weather boat, With tho positions reversed Pine continued to

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give Angus trouble for a few min- utes but the Bluenos; proved too much for the invader and sailing through her lee, established a clear lead. Angus could probably have sailed through Ben's lee at the start, but the urge for the weather berth was not to be denied, involv- ing him in a yachtsmcns iuﬁing match.

"Monkey shines" it was termed by some of the veteran salts aboard the Lady Laurler, that cost him many precious minutes, when min- utes were needed, near the close of the race. For despite a spanking sea and smooth water, the wind backed and hauled from nor nor west to nor, west to north during the contest, giving the vessels con- siderably more windward work than the sailing committee thught they would have when the selected course calling for aJ run down the wind to Halifax lightship, sixteen miles from the starting line.

At the inner automatic buoy, six minutes from the start, Bluenose had a lead oi’ one minute, five seconds. at the lightship she had established a lead of ﬁve minutes twenty five seconds, and on the thresh home she continued to foot faster and point higher than her rival. Al; the southeast automatic buoy, where the times were not taken, for the reason the schooncrs were not required to actually roundi the mark, it was estimated she had a lead of two miles, at the inner automatic where the times were also unavailable, for the same reason, she, had a clezri lead of'two and one hall’ miles.

Bea-ting up the harbor the Blur»; nose ran into lighter winds and for a time it seemed doubtful if she could make the ﬁnish line within the time limit of six hours. But she, succeeded with a bare six minutes‘ to go. Thebatid crossed the line 33 minutes later.

33 Pass Exam.

OTTAWA, Ont., Oct, l9. (By the Canadian PresQ-Thirty three phy- sicians, including one woman, Eth- el Margaert MacLean, of Vancouv- er, B. C.. successfully passed the examinations of the Medical Coun- cil ot Canada, held at Montreal and Winnipeg last month, it was an- nounced today.

Both the central governmcnt and municlpalitl s of Spain are sock-

lns: measures to cope with t'.ic un- employment si uation.

iLunenburge1' IA

rm: CHARLOTTQIZAVN GUARDIAN

PRIMU FALLS BEFORE FURIIOUS SHARKEY ATTACK

and, when the latter arose and then 'went down again without being lilt, tried to claim the verdict on a tech

WHEN JACK SHARK

Monday night, Oct. 12 down- lninical knockout. The referee, Gun- and Shark”. who was "i m, ElibcWs Brooklyn, Jack ShafIlBYJioat Smith, a veteran of the h0ilVY-'jl,|mp out of the rln" to ful- n:

' _ - - l‘ C- spilled Primo Camera’: 262 pounds weight ring, refused to nllow ihigogniunn of his claim" to ‘he jwged to the rnat with a. i-ip to the iawﬂcisim, but, according to the speeiarcmm, Wk m, "m ‘he mnzm’

_ i =- ‘rules of the New York commissionghm a m“ Dustin‘: h m.“ the bout’

EY START ED AN ITALIAN EARTHQUAKE

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resumed the count where he hadand re-esialilish himself in the eyes!

lcft off. Camera got up at "eight", 1

N.i|.l, ilﬂlli MEETING

TORONTO, Ont-, Oct. 19—(By the Oanadan Pressi-Clarification oi’ a number of rules and various minor changes, occupied much of the time of directors of the Na- tlonal Hockey League, meeting here today. The playing schedule for the coming season. was also hdopted and will be released for publication

- next week.

Applications for re-instatement of three players who were with American Hockey League clubs last season were turned down. A mo- tion dealing with players who join- ed outlaw organizations was passed as follows!

"That players now under con~ tract or option to clubs in organ- ized hockey who play in any out- law organization ‘will be perman- ently dcbarred from organized hockey."

No change was made in the sys- tem of play-offs followed last spring. The first place clubs in each of the two groups will play off for the league championship, while the clubs finishing second and third in each group will play off to determine which will chal- lenge the league champions for the Stanley Cup.

ACTIVITY ATFORUM

Last, evening at the Community Curuiriil, held over at. considerable trouble from last week, a large wild ly yelling ciowd saw a picked tug- of-ivar team defeated by the team

For Sitllnlactlon", and Economy;

_from the Fire Department. At the

conclusion of the tu-ssel a team

;from the Railway challenged the ‘Firemen. It remains to be seen it

our trusty fire extinguishers can put out tho sparks seen emanating from the railway boys as they made the challenge. BOXING

Iii the first bout that great little fighter, Flash MacDonald, de- feated his opponent Mickey Coher, in decisive fashion in five rounds. This was followed by a thrilling substitute bout, which ended in a drlaw.

During the intermission between

punching

the bouts Stanley Steel issued a general challenge toallwiihin ear- shot, which‘ was accepted by Pres- ton Donovan. The bout will take place tonight at l0 o'clock. There will also s9 Old time ‘fiddling by the Dennis family and m Qcctﬂdlgn

‘ibitioll by Phil Doyle with bag- ‘ by James J. Francis, New England champion bat puncher.

Y. BilllLlilﬁ

Rebekah League

Alphas G.B'eer.............. 201 134 131 C. Matiiiesoii . .. 166 20’) 93 T. Huesils . liil 14L l3ii A. Garnliuin . .. 11B l2: 1'19 Li. Duchciim . . . . . . .. 53 131i 1L5 'I’c<i.al—‘.!l0l. ' Cardinals B. MacLeod lll-l >179 1'70 M. Adams ........... 1G2 179 180 c. Campbell . '12s” we" "n2 L. Day . . . . .. 154 149 143 I. Lafleriy 131 172 loo‘ Total-2282.

Majority for Cardinals, 1'78 pin-s. High single, G. Bcci", 20] pins.

i l-llgli three, M. Adams, pins. Eurckas

B. Lnptlioriie l-iti 121 133 B. Fraser ............ 166 110 95 J. Howatt ........... lil-i 91124 J. Fraser 13;‘. 125 131 H. Finlaysoin .. . . . . .. 121 110 124 'l‘0tal—1833. Kiorzbs S. Sentncr .. 7h is 7S F. Tced . 1.14 10o 135 O Lowtlier . . 161 144 149 M $towart . . 136 149 142 H. Acorn . ilU G5 74

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' For Sackville

Three unconverted tz-ys and a penalty ficid goal was tco much of, a barrier for Mount Allison to hur- dle Yesiﬂidﬁl’ afternoon when they met Saint Dunratans University 1 squad to lose a hard fought foot-l bell struggle l2 to 5. i

From c. spcciators point of view, it ‘"15 a EFF-it i-Zmnc. At the oprrv: ing whistle both teams ivcnt to, work in a business-like niaiincr to batter and hammer each other all over the gridiron for the full fifty minutes of play.

Dllfiili; the inst half Spec Pccb- les and Tibbctis, Mounties back ﬁeld men were injured and forced to retire from the game.

Saint Dunst"n‘s were ri muchl Chﬂnqed team from that which play ed Alicizivcits last Tuesday. The persoiiell was about the Sillllf‘, but their football ivibs a. vastly super- ior braiid in comparison with their‘ exhibition ill the Abbie tilt. The‘

0f the fans. as a real contender for ‘Max ‘tTcllTl- The photo reproduced above half, during which time Garret, el- iﬂmws “i” v3" 79119531105110 crash ongated garnet and gold full back‘ Cd O0 the mat ' l

Sdllliclinfs liccigviwight

under Sharkeys

mighty puneh,

cnitiiiitiuii ciiz viii iinrnu

i(.i‘.lllllllilll Press) , NEW YORK, N. y, Oct. mo‘ For the third limo since lic won the 1l€11i\\'0ii;lit boxing; champfoiisliii) from Al Siiigsi" ncrlrlj,’ u your ago, Tony Canzoncri will irikc his title into the ring, muting; Kid Choco- late in Madison Square Garden, NOV. 20. ‘ Jimmy Jﬂllllﬁloll. making his de- but as (lirector o.‘ the Garden's box- ing affairs, closed negotiations for a. 15-l'Ollll(l matclrbctxvccii the two boxers today. Coutrzcts will be signed Thursday.

Shooting without tho aid of gfnss- es, Charles Ross. 87 years old, won third prize in the rccc i. ijlc tour- nament at Dulnain, Scotland.

Majority for Eurckzis, 153 pins.

High single, O. Lowthci". ltil pins. High three, O. Lowthcr, 454 pins.

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Lough ran Beat Johnny Risko

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, och 19, Tommy Loughrzm. Philadelphia heavyweight jabbed his way to a,

forwards yesterday were a rcjuvenl .

atccl p;ck of liuskies who literally ran the Mounties ragged in the ins‘.

almost zlsvelopcd a “Charlie horse“ 'in his kicking efforts to kocp the iihall niii of the danger none. The backﬁeld too played a whale o.‘ I‘. game, their fast passing. export bail handling and tackling was a vor- ‘itnhle Gibraltar on nearly every Iiiount A. advance.

The visitors opened the scoring, ‘in the ﬁrst half, after tcn lTilflilifJSt of play, xvhcn Peehies look a neat pass from Glen Partridge, whu car-V» ricd tlic ball over thirty yards, to“ jilacc it bctwccn the uprights. Burns

ten-round decision over Johnny . ' _ ' "t d th. Risko, Cleveland rubber man in the maklng a MC“ klck’ comm c p

main go of lllc arena card tonight.‘- l-L’

Risko pounds.

outweighed him 13

Rescue Boston Fishing Trawler

(Canadian Press)

BOSTON, Mass, Oct. i9.--Thc Boston fishing trawler, Boston Col- lege. in distress with a broken crankshaft, was taken in tow about 1G0 miles east of Boston yesterday by the coast guard cutter Mojave. The Mojave was sent to the assist- ance of the trawler the previous night and was expected t0 reach this port this morning.

The Boston College has a crew of l9 men and is aimed by OT-Iara Brothers, of Boston. The vessel was built in 1928.

Poland is restricting the einploy- ment of alien labor.

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QTY BILL (W

Oommzzriity Night Al" The Cvommunity (familial

KLL LOCAL ATTRAF-

TION S

FIRST—-A FIVE ROUND CHALLENGE BOUT PRESTON DONOVAN

VS STANLEY STEELE

SECOND—TUG-O-WAR R. R. MEN VS FIRE DEPT.

~ THIRD-PHILIP DOYLE AND SONS, WELL KNOWN ACCORDIAN AltTIST

FOURTH—THE DENNIS FAMILY, A MUSICAL

TREAT

FlFTH-JAS. J. FRANCIS, NEW ENGLAND (‘HAM- PION BAG PUNCHER

TWO DOOR PRIZES

Wed. Nigiit-Fiddling and step dancing contest, neon to alt-Come on boys, good prizes and lots of fun

Ti l

‘On the resumption of play the i red and white wearers settled down

jto business and so had the “Moun-‘ plies" backing up. After making two:

iunsucccersful attempts t0 g0 0"" ‘made the grade on the third, ivhcn started s, parade that carried them to within ﬁve yards from the ti1v ‘line. Here Hcrrigan corallcd the ﬁnal pass to plunge and tear his ,way over. McMillan made a great attempt to convert the try, but failed by inches, the ball hitting the cross bar to bound brick i0 iii". iplaying field.

There was no furilm- swvintt in‘

‘this half.

I The second canto opriicri with i110 Saints taking the oflcnsivr to ‘march steadily to the ilvc yard ‘line. Herc they liri illf‘ fidvniiiaéli‘ by clever dribbling of the iMounties, who carried the ball to the thirty yard line. Tm respite was only momentary, however. The Saints scented a- scrvic and would not be denied. On :1 lino-out from the thirty yard mark “Oss Nlurilily. crafty three quarter, illivdjl‘? ready for a break and om of iiic i‘.=if‘5i runners on the ﬁeld, (‘ﬂDlillilZCd on his speed. by inking iilv ball on the ‘.‘i'il io go over. H u-w n bount- ii"il ii‘_\', and so well vxccuied tiiiit M‘. A was bmvilcivrccl for a mom- mciit. Th9 score. \\'lllCll was negot- iator] in cxacﬂy ihrci- minutes, was flu‘, (unvaried.

Prim thcn nu Alouiii. Allison could do lifﬂe but ploy v. (lofciisivc name arraTnui tho sziurdy and conﬁdcntl Si. iniisfnn: In fact, a number cf the girivt and gold wearers were sccn to lose their tempers. “rid by so doing plli)‘ rl irvo the llilll<‘= of fh‘ Saints, who lnivr added tlirce‘ mim- poiuis t0 illl‘l‘.' land by place- kici-iiiar the oval over the b‘r on a pciinlw ﬂWﬂZYlEWl in their oppon- ents. .‘l:'.‘.liiimi did ihc kicking.

\Vl‘ii hut, night. minutes tn gn Mouu‘ .‘\lli'(ll'i made a his? crcat (‘Furl in cut dcim the loud boinc piled up against them, but. Saint Dun‘ ZullS were on, iii (‘YPFY sense of the \vo"d and quickly rcpulrrd the many Mountlc attacks rhrmvn their vi-‘y. During the dying moments of the came the invaders rfsortcd to all tricks of ihc finds‘ to break through the red and \\'llil(‘ lino but were again scored upon. when Jus- tin McLellan broke loose for n fifty yard canter to plant the bail whcrr it did most good. This try. the ﬁnal

ed. but the Saints ind plenty Nlgﬁl

and merely held th"ir opponents

us ‘where Mounties

their opponents‘ line, they finally.

Murphy. Dunpliy and Horrigun‘

of the game, also u-cnt uncovcrh! i;

PAGE SEVEN

gain Shows Mastery

Saint Danstans

Trim A. 12-5

Local University Team Surprise Fans With Great Exhibition Of Football-Abegweits Off

Today.

until closing down time. As above mentioned, Saint Dun-

'stan‘s seem n- rejuvenated. lot. who

show the effects of much practice .. ‘ng The}! are f; ' if. bu. iriake up for lightness in speed a .d inst thinking. They will a’) ilil‘ T's si .. on.

Mohnt A. did not play w. yn-stcrdny as iltcv did ilgili“t‘i Ah- cguvolts. especially in ilic L»; li:ii_ when the Saints drove ah’ ' full . looked for awhile rs if lost their heads and our _ played everything but l‘i"ill bill, so anxious were iluw at St. Dunstzins.

It ivriuld be unfair tn individual- izc so f'ii' (is Saints w '0 concern- ed. as each and i"\‘i‘i'fv' man plirvt‘. hard and heads-up football. How'- cvcr, there were in") ouisiniizliiig; players yesterday’, "Oss" Murphy in the back-field and “Fat" Mona- glian star forivard. Those boys were never better; Fred Dunphy, inn made his presence felt by his "booi- iiig." Gains made on this boy": kicking must have run into miles The Mount A. players. who leave on rclurii home this morning afirr an unsuccessful invasion of ihr- Island xviil no doubt carry mvny with tlioui nrcrit rospcc’ for I"'"md rugnors. They; play Aiwizrveiis this afternoon at Sackvillc, whore n urea‘ cam-i is expected.

The following players will make the trip: O'Neill, Gormley, Nichol- son, Partridge, Duﬁy, Lzirtcr, Rich- ‘dson, Lidstonc, Cunnoiy. Fitz- izrrriid. A : T,('l'.l'.‘.f‘, Wooiiioi", Shaw. Biriwhisilc, ll. Shiny. “Tui_\" l lvlathicson will acwiinpiuvv ill’) team

ill _llli_‘ carrczii‘ of l‘l1.l(‘ll

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Dlount .-\. S. D. U. Ftzfi Garret‘, O‘Connor Halves

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Hickey LiTYPU

Piiriridﬂc

3 Quarters

Pccblvs O. '.\iiil'l‘hv Boyd J. MVIKllflil Wiley Dunphv ‘t Burns Dim“ Williams

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McKenzie

Dixon

Stociclart .\li'lii’."‘~“‘ senate; S. Alclmllrin Blshnp Moiiuglinil

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Lindbergs Fly

From Vancouver

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from Victoria. I3. f‘. on iiuir

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and ihﬂy will not (‘\ll‘lL‘ il

A football gnmr bi i\\'i‘lll flginisii and Irish Free Fwmi- 1mm» “ill iv played in Dublin.

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