DECEMBQILS. 1936

‘Merit titers who attended the Old Glen. Sale. New York, came back mm“. handed, at least ."0 reports hatchet-u received of any purchases

hi; tirade. Celts sold at phenomen- fpflCflfl and the aged horses in the atferin: were con idcrably second 1illlli. ‘Evctgvwherc racing appears to 5e on the up and up and the chances ire that campaigners that have a “esp-q cf hmding summaries will

BOWLING HOCKEY

WRESTLING

uovni TIIE not sriincii

campaign at Tibonburg, July 15th, and concluded at St. Mary's, On- tarlo, October 9th, engaging during that period in a. total of thirteen; races. Oi’ this number he came through the victor in eleven, being second in each of the other two. 0f the eleven wins eight were con- secutive, and on his last, appearance ; he set up a record of 2.09 for the St. Mary's track, which is 55 feet long, and on the fastet fourth heat I

NEW

w“ {gr increased figures in the "spring-

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till Ii‘- Qii. Th c ivhiu family

xi tliv horsrs.

horses can C‘lll u nilyl: k to thc

have licitc rac ng, like

SCVOTIiI flOIU'p1.l\(l‘5 who trird oit liuriic .. n

ind ivilllani Post.

Vfrrd of tho iiizth o" Rillh M Mac 13v 201 3-4 on arrival in Eng- tan<l ioioutiij, n very hi; rzxiy 1m s- '\v licmc in Iinly. has c by tin: expcr n‘. Rowniire oi‘ Lcriinggton. [She wont “fill vr cal" y in t Spnng while bout‘: shipped lrciii Florida t0 Lexngztzin and had i0 be removed trcni ilic train. Lwlticntly the experi- lncc W15 vivid in iici‘ memory.

ll. J. Kennedy, Southport, direc- trr ct‘ tilt" Prtrriiicinl I-iiir and ex-

‘ iviit of the Holstein Associa- tion, has n inst pacer for the ice ibis '»\ lllt'l' in Miss Vlutch 2.10. This iitiic ‘~ , mare ll‘ ttctown two ycnr ngo. She to be capable oi‘ stepping quartz-rs iii batter than thirty sec- onds over the ice,

American trottcrs were busy dur- ing October heading summaries in France. Bclgiunl. Austria. and Italy. Suninizirics of at lea t. a dozrn meet- ings in ltuly during that month ap- liczir in a recent harness horse ilublicritlon.

___

One of thc best pacer" of the sca- IOH lu Outaro is thc four-year-old ‘Jillon Mc that sfaricd out on his

Th:- trek to Florda brgan Decem- T,» iii. when the Ben White stable :0,“ g3 more eoltw t0 join the group d to the Longwood track re-

0001:1-

,\1i-.<. (i. H. Lnor. Halifax, has sold

rwzrd econ-ii}: an cxceilcnt win-

te o lIlilL in y will come out tn t Spring rcazly for strictis trmiiiiig.

‘P11111111 1101i l1=1'1‘° 0T "Wmwernl other near two m'nute stars. (IS oi horses, {itlflid to their This 15 the horse thin Pym-y; 13mm. ~ at the 0111 Glory wls- Tlwllilier said he admired h-crc than are DlilllLli‘ ljostirick, Elbfidge Gerryflmy o; the Superb shaman‘; he Saw

3d quie well‘

race ever contested in Ontario over

a half-mile frank; also the fastest dead heat ever raced in Canada. It is said that he is capable of a mile tn 2.06 over any good half-mile track and is looked on as one of the stars in stake il 1N6.

Certainly one of the greatest cam- paigning mares of modern years is

I5 it any wonder that Guy Abbey 2.06 3-4 is being looked upon as the natural successor to Peter Volo 2.02 for in addition to Calumet Evelyn he had campaigning this season the second greatest troitcr of all time.

iGi-cyltound 1.57 1-4. as well a" sev-

cn his viit to Lexington, ‘n that groat home of the trctting br;e:l.

Frank G. Trctt, harness horse au- ithority who writcs for the Boston ,Gio‘oe, says: “Harness horse racing inns a. future rich in promi e if the i acceded barometer-the annual Old Glory auction-is 3n accurate fore- ;cast. One must go back more than half a dozen years to recall a s le which approaches that of last week. Wallnut Hall ‘Farm. all things con- sidered. had its best rale. The

Ihigli. Dr. Ogden Edwards. with the {future of his farms in mind. re- iiained ten filly foals o.‘ 1935 for brood mares at maturity. Natural- ly, on breeding and individuality they were the pick of the yearling females. l-lad they gone on sale there is no doubt that they would have rat ed the farm average to an all time high. As it was 22 of its yearling offerings brought prices ranging from $1000 to $7.000. The twenty colts and fillies by Peter Volo 2.02 averaged $1.678 and the nice by his son Volomite 2.03 1-4, $1.131. The get of Protector 1.59 1-4 have not yet earned the right to be counted top trotters. so that the av- erage for his n head was only $55.

(Contztnu ‘ on page 13

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iicnal series between Canada and the United States semi-pro basebail championship will be established in i937, it was an- nounced by Raymond Dumont, president of the National Semi-pro dascball Congress.

been appointed Canadian Commis- sioner to supervise the 1937 Cana- dian tournament which will take place at Montreal.

champions will game series starting Sepemtzer i.

played in the city of the team ivinning the United States cham- pions with the remainder games in Canada.

pete in the United States series, Dumont predicted.

first year will be an invitation Javerflec price ms a little under affair, according m Canadian Com- missioner Duchcsnay. By 1938, it is panned to organize a tournament in each competing for the national cllam- pionship undcr the same plan that has been adopted in the United States. "

Una MlnurrPn for Dandruff.

Two Ga mes Scheduled In N.H.L.T0night

(C. P. by Guardian's Special Wire) MONTREAL, Dec. 4—Montreal National Hockey League fans look

i forward to an eye-full of flarhy

puck-handling here tomorrow night following Canadiens an- nouncement they agree to play under Boston's suggested 81,000 bond to go wide-open or pay.

‘Bruins, thirsting for a speedy battle of forwards, have been prom- ised just that, by Cecil Hart, man- ager of the flying Frenchmen who are- hosts to the Art Rams crew tomorrow.

Hart said his team can play open hockey stride for stride with Bos- ton anytime and it only rests with the visitors whether the game is that way. He has appointed two lhontreal newspapermen as judges.

Maroons accepted Boston's offer last week and lost. 3-2 in the first

(A-P- B? Guardian's Special Wire) MONTREAL. Dec. 4—An interna-

to decide the

LouisDuchesnay, Montreal, has

The Canadian and United States meet in a seven-

The first three games will ‘be

of the More than 10.000 clubs will com-

The Montreal tournament for the

province with winners

OUT OUR WAY

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Dodgers Get For Two In

Four Players Trading Deal

(By Paul Michelson Associated Press Staff Writer)

MONTREAL, Dec. 4—Grui'f, tough Burleigh Grimes, who did less talking than any manager lolling around the baseball bazaar this week, did some rapid fire pitxhing for Brooklyn today by getting four players for the price of two from the Chicago Cubs and Pittsburgh Pirates.

Making his first venture in the market as a big league trader, the new Brooklyn manager swapped

Down The Alleys

HOLY NAME BOWLING

The sensational “Gas House Gang" were smacking their lips last evening as the free chicken supper loomed before them. They came through with flying colors and keen appetites, defeating the formidable “Pints and Quarts”.

The victory last evening was the

RTWORLDO

RogerHornsby .

After Pennant For Brownsf .

S1‘. LOUIS, M0., Dec. 4 — Tiley say the St. Louis Browns of the. American Baseball League are back- ed by $50,000,000—and that probably is about the wealth of the new own- ers-but more to the point is thc $175,000 the team has for rebuild- 1118.

Manager Rogers l-lornsby ‘oncei said a stack of dollar bills couldn't; play baseball. That's still true, but "' $175,000 can buy players and the‘ Browns with their cash, are delin-

BOXING B ASKET BALL OTHER SPORT

{angers Tally Three Sci"

. » l -j- v . .1 Final Period l u it. iii 1 . a » e ' l“ ’ 2 1UI1IOI‘ Exhibition | l: o“. Displaying the same dogged 13- -’\I7'-11'-- F301 dlilll» 413- V lighting spirit that marked their Li. Range-rs, Mr JFIlPltl (VVvHIJ game last season, the 1936-37 edl- i100. 1 _ tron of the Junior Rangers last 4» 5121111‘? I) '>“~ 1M1"- night ushered in the local hockey PflwWY-ififl season by defeating their arch- Second P9110111 rivals the Abegwcits 5-2 in a pre- N0 5C1?"- season exhibition tut. P@r1fl1111-‘§—Dfl1‘1*"-¥11- Held to a 2-all score for the first ‘Third 179110113 I y v two periods the winners unleashed 5~*R1"‘§""\ WT)‘ “hum” three-goal attack in the final. Mdiachfin“ '2“- frame w sew up the victory I fir-Rangers, aleKninon tJay) Speeded up by new rules the 5-00»

THAT ? WHV

KiNllADLlfiflf

"‘ NLV- WHITE

shortstop Linus Prey to the Cubs for infielder Elwood (Woody) Eng- lish and Roy Henshaw, diminutive southpaw pitcher. .

A few minutes later, old Bur- leigh clo ed a deal whereby he traded southpaw pitcher Ed Brandt to the Pirates for ‘ baseman Harry (Cookie) Lavagetto and Ralph Birkcfer, young southpaw.

Except for Burleiglfs activities,

RoseBowl Choice

Draws Comment

w‘ Young- 138 H3 160 Except in Dorchestcr ice has not

PASADKNA‘ CZH" DEC" 4TMPA‘ G" Arsenaun’ 169 195 169 vet been laid down in the league

Storm signals were 1:0 "ted over Pas- F. Buote 110 129 140 ‘centrfig sackvhh.’ 5pnnq},i]i_ m";

adenas famed Rcsc 1‘..v.'l tonicht H. McDonald 156 129 162 oxford ch,“ have nnlygdu-(I ma; as verbal winds blew hot and odd —i""'_"'*‘"—=l——~——'——i———' "”*‘

over the se‘ectlon of Pittsburgh to oppoe Washington in the annual New Year's Day foot-hall risvslc.

Washington stacked Pitt-burghfls once-beaten (Diirquesnet once-tied (Fordhaml record and thc Pa thei- victories ovcr N"tre Dame. Ohio State and Nebraska a~ninst the rer- ords of Loui iana Strtc. once-tied (Texas), and Alabama. ores-tied (Tennessee-and picked Pivsburg“.

Reaction to Pitt's selcc"on ranged from mild surprise to sh"rp criti- clsm.

Coach Frank ‘Thomzr of Alabaira and Bernie Bierman a! Misnesota. here for the Southern Calhcriiia- Notre Dame game tomorrow. were "surprised."

“Alabama didn't cxpect io ‘so pick- cd but I believe boutsiana Stile had a right to expect the noxninat on. I saw Louisiana State conrner 'I‘u'anc and if Pitfsburgh is any better than L. S. U. it must be a world beater,"

second straight for the "Gas House Gang." Should they come through again on Monday night, they will thereby cop the five-game series and the free feeds. The only dis- appointment last evening was the unavoidable absence of Fred. Mc- Isaac, who is expected to be on hand Monday night at 8.30.

“Gas House Gang”:-

itely and openly in the market for new talent.

Hornsby says his entire team, without exception, is on the trading block. The Browns want pitchers. _It was on the mound that Horns- by saw the greatest need for im- provement in the team that finish- ed seventh in the league last sea- son. - This determination to rebuild the - Browns-and spend money in doing s-o-ls something new. In the past several years, deals have been closed more with an eye on the as- sistance given to the team's treas- uiy than to the club itself. The "big three" of the Browns—-Donald L. Barnes, the new president, Wil- liam O. Dewitt. new vice president and general manager, and Hornsby -—join in assuring this is ony one evidence of a. new day for the club. Homsby promises a hustling team next season, one that he says will. be fighting constantly to win, while i Bames and Dewitt have promised. the manager full co-operatlon and] any player aid possible.

The Browns‘ rebuilding program. in addition to its immediate object of trades to bolster the team for the coming season, has a long range i Flag: for putting the club on its, 8E ‘

i

Dewitt executive assistant to Branch Rickey of the Cardinals be- i fore coming to the Browns, expects i to organize a. farm system paterner‘, 5 after the extensive chain ivhich 1 carried the Red Birds to the top.

. , M _ , game of a special series for Be u. the only piec of to G. Gulls 206 246 260 ;lir 2011011 rgcingtjtxk°g Pwélllglgrngf galgxgggtafingyaoxléggoiléafidwgg trophy emblematic of the teaamg from the meeting wgzsleft hi??? W. Mullins 187 181 134 1"“ 2' ‘ ' ’ ' ' _- PTe'5€33°n CBYIIPBIBD in th M i- 9d SIB at C m I l K GCO. Ml I'l l 150 174 237 "- ".“f"..‘€..§li°. izi.z;=zziz~a.zizi zii.:.";::r..r:;::.~ * " M- ai’... an: “ 1* _ _ _ the ~ t“ hum‘; _0 1 1 Mm m cecuuve campaign at uxmgton she" Toronto receive Maroons at home The Boston Bees put another 543 601 531 glilélarv‘ sisx i1(IJl'S’S in was ttill at it winding up another gdthgogrrgy mhefh satxfday 35""? pimsggi‘) 1&1)?“ M? luiguyb buy‘ T°m1"—1775- . .- * ' an, 1 e t 1 ' mg ncen , Lh- -- -i;_ its char-Zr‘. nlsto twol‘ colits (c1121 his great campaign in a blaze of glory. manager, will be given hlzniirrg: f)? er o; the YHnLneBéZigEdJfI-Zlgn tfisan Jrigéirxzyfluarts ma l“ 182 )\\'11- Th" M‘ “m c ‘ma ° m Dortunity to try out. new line-up Diego for cash, outfielder Ruppcrt sham; 14g 135 103 [grflfl with him. hence the change Both as a. race winner Mid 11 1'8‘ changes necessitated by the iiih Thompson and itcher Jim ch p- ' I to tlit‘ west where he spsnt so many 20rd perforrraer she standstoiirt among o; centmqnan can voss who s‘??? um p a J- Michael 147 206 l“ var-rs. ei- c355, ur seasons a 9 races fered a severe attack of influenza, Vince, who was responsible for 452 47a 434 ______ have seen her taking part in 39 h, the Marmmes getting ms brother Joe started m T t] 1394 . . ._ - he - ~= o a - . Pjifwk Direct raced exceptionally 9118118911161“. 0f U118 number 5 Gormun has placed Russ ghhw organized baseball, is 23, two years ' “U i“ 1933 bl“ was m the stud we Illliliegvillng: sfgisorldxaxgwigextthtiajdbsird m the firsblme Plvo‘ 590$ V085 01d" ma“ J°9- Dutch Reuther- Five Chickens:- pm 5,3,0“ h, (‘hflrge cf James - occupied between Baldy Nor-chm)“ manager of the Sacramento team B B He a .‘:".'i:-....izir;...:s:: Jimm- wm i. o1 W .: Main... iii it? 1:: m c Wm airrenlcndodls “Eighth (if than fourth and since her twc-ircar- litltklagmélianrfgom the third “m to flab): ‘billing is}? golldhdetfhansglelyka: L’ Domm 291 l" H5 ‘iprrd rat-cs ree- egge an w e r . . _ can mac e an ee R E 1 pwljsrk‘. prepare?‘ is}, tough pry glvdcéorxm alliestrlgegeezgtfid‘ more than 1.1a trade with Canadians which rookie stars hitfing. E gargweu 2;‘: position to beat in his class — the ‘ '3 - W 1 b11113 P8111 Runge to Maroon: ' m‘ With a double gaitcd record to goToNiguififlveg 1f or Bu] McKenzie ‘ _ 1013 954 334 _ _' _ er- aance the Gracie. M“ Steele‘ Sunlmellside’ ‘is Wu” 111535cgggiziiolihtuzgdtiilif‘fiergithz: Sm“. Mar 00718 Flag) tIi’1l|i28((J)|1|shlons-— “m” °"° “hmg lalgej“ SL912? i“ in her final T806 this 5855011 m i. NIAGARA FALLS om Dec 4 M Burke ' 136 1x4 19s hi- riirecr. (fl o ie - is _ . . ~ -—Jerr sh i ' L’ ' ' I 1 i», J- .11; 2321,31 c1131 $1,131,153; gxggitgii g3’, gm .. ...Y.....i$23i: $53.11;‘; ‘"355’, Chrwdlens In 12115.15‘, f3; ii? $32 i - 1 so _ ' ' ' ‘ti; tonnes, klfi‘ o’; ci- Time-iii? 1-4 pacing, 1.5a 1-2 Brad by cgach Albert acetic of the‘ F. Mallett 187 194 151 .. - ‘. f- , trotting. When she trotted in 2.0311 “b11116 Islanders to report to . Pla e D l o. Doyle 11o 204 154 wmdm “ll Nmckllnllact lhe all; 0t Malone in August she set up a. M°ntleal MBTOOIIJ in Toronto tc- y r ea -_.- -_ -_- two _\'(‘.'ll‘5 ie race iitn 1e _ mono“ “m1. work‘, ma“ sound and won a new trotting record for mares on a Shannon w 820 1029 909 iimt lll vim-y (me of his races This “Mannie track and added we whether he hasd tunable} m say Total-mm. 1 - ', _ ' 1 . i a ‘ el s _ I9t<'\l‘rIlt\ 11:11‘. than: gaothcrcidulyvtiégta gsglllletgaixtleéd ligfigrclllstfoz! b81313: Montreal club or $551 gas" tgpig: (Cfighlagrnggirdlfllflg Siletgialdwliigel)! BIG FOUR LEAGUE b’ o a o. iii u y care - trial. He said h;- wculd 19;. 1 . Dec. 4——S ur y _ _ ‘ _., . d l‘ d» S d mcnts because having won on the , _ ie ierc K - I _ _ _ 0m nfneffl,—u - a» i» a a w» ioiiii Maritime iroilcrs next year. Rummd’ Vermmt’ hammue mwk‘ for several season", became the lclfiflxmlm . j- "*_", property of Montreal Cannrliens - Ye ° 0i < receiving trainnn- are A survey 0f the “hem 7mm‘ °f , today in a straight trade for Paul v~ CW“ 151 253 1m ’ ° world aiic- shows that Calumet I b5; g 6 294 333 Wuiiizi- lillnklc 2.1L’, Orrgou Hal, a Eve] ‘Inibdny stands credited with 31111119. blond forward whom the J- D- 1W9 7e’ .2 mm FM“ C“ Todd mu Kerk no lgss than fourteen’ official rz- French club turned 0V8? to the" PTO“ 3320' ' rd“. ‘.010’ muse “m t6 [mm Cords a igure never before up B . city h0CkEy_l'lvu,l5 last night. rncc rocery.— 277 37 271 yinii-odx in 11137 and pro-pcctive ‘ ‘ i G88 d Cries Macxenzle Wm ‘me “P with R“ Bradley , 2 czuidzriutcs for the Maritime bred proached by ‘my one per 0mm‘: canadiem 1°? the" game Wm‘ F- ‘mhnswn M1 227 125 trx Jllti ‘loll-l -c!d fiiiurity. He Tlluiihe?“ mmnflndi"? Wmflnffinf“ F N Boston mmorroiv. Manager Cecil A- Burke 1B2 197 224 . h, .._ . will conttnue in 1937 is the con .dcnt ‘of ext ear Hart 551,1 N_ J_ glow 251 239 29,5 an o.tl out of , . , n , , ,_ _ _ exizecntion of thousands of her Q praught 192 31g 317 Jr s §.i.Il.II\\1O _.c..i (is AdCl. Guv admirer, arii A‘to Guy. The ownrrs of these . "

High single-Chas. Praught, 317. High three-J. D. Webster, 802.

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Mlancton Maroons who linked up

with the Southem New Brunswick

League this year, representatives ii

teams in the central section of t \-

Maritime Amateur Hockey Assott-l atlon will meet here Dec. l1 to or-

ganize for this year's playing sca-

son.-

loop would be coitsideralzlv wcakeit- qbta1_3479_ ed this year by withdrawal of teams. Besides Moneton Maroons, Muilllf Allison University and Anihe iniiv not enter. So far the University 11:1.» not entered. There is a doubt here ii Amherst Ramblers will be abic to secure a rink.

league.

i Boasting

game proved a rugged battle at times, with the boys handing out plenty punishment. Billed as an exhibition the encounter was fought at a fast tempo and proved :1 battle right to the finish.

After His Worship Mayor Turner had faced of! the puck the boys started right in where they left of! last season. In a fast twenty min-

utes, four goals were scored and it.

was the Abbies that came from be-

hind on two occasions to get an"

even break for the period.

A scoreless middle session was fought at the same fast clip. with the Rangers displaying the neces- sary punch tosalt the verdict away in the final twenty minutes.