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Samia Star Outstanding Athlete For The Year; Drillon Places Second

‘IORONIO, Dec. ﬂa-When Bar- va am- as poly; 33 1°;- nialmoerislstookthstﬂ-Idnrb- Igor-don IHI-Dﬂlou. Tmvobt: malls bins from Toronto Ariwnauts not winner no won e ms as???’ “football f en Natl Hook]: was’ uscorln: H118 . 111181111411 ciumniomld? - cam- Bllmner. xvlgiliﬂlﬂled he was palm. his irst full one in the throuail with the . Two weeks N, H, L,

am he annou retirement 32.

his Al-ohouah the Bummer lumaddrﬂootoaservtceclubnlrotainedl-iis-tierriﬂcpuntdm and. . . oluuainu pom. He won the east- Alot ciuwnioboiirvethe cal ems-om championship forth: emnly about this time of year by d’ Wrirclkd minim wll lure Stir- second. lad. ma s-ucceedlngﬂ mm- a .l'run.i.f'h.estickstohlsilmpm agcr, 1s becoming pan-t of the 1m- dec on h will hlva ended hi! Ontarc y seems to know colorful football career as the out- ! ﬁlhguwlonship. Ombv A3110: stopped s . ta: halfback W1 Bob Pearce. the zlant profes- clmmplo

(‘Dodgers Will Not Sell Or Trade Mungo

Dec. ‘A --Brook- the

Beavers‘ And li/erdan Play, 3-3 Draw At Saint John

§|mmer|ngs Around The 1*:.~"£.”a§.t:°111‘.1“ d? .%°“d: ' Quebec Senior Lawns team 3-2

Spﬂft Ffﬂﬂt Last ‘flight Verdun licked Halifax

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YORK Dec. 28-11817 (m... mailed out 1989 contracts to $0 players. in- dumm l2 pitmers and three catchers. There were no hold-over cum-ms from last

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w-lll not be sold or cause we expect him to w1n_80 games for us next season."

This statement, delivered sol-

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lilloncton Friday and the last at NEW YORK. Dec. 28 —(0P)— loo Gould, who piloted Jim Brad-

So-int John next Monday. dock from relief work on the docks

; . gnaw Nobod and-ins Canadian athlete of 1930. DOwn 7713 Alleys ‘Den yea-rs is a. s n “om _ avenues

Wgly £115 Dodgers ‘feelmhzhls way

aou ungo. or he suooos , Imperials were cliruaxed for Stlr- sum 11m: toda. with announconmm o! ‘Hhmﬂton. piano '

armual Canadian oe on ot the has ruled the world's scullers as lomz as stirlina 1111s been pinyin: . r..°§¢’°°'°““m s1 was r year's er, y . o Toronto M01018 beats rwelved seven votes.

N 190'! l-‘Suspended inde-

slve seasons at Ebbets Field he has been onl an expensive “pro- mise." But y do

Probably it is because Mum“ ls a fastball pitcher. When his arm feels rlght and he isn't nurs- lng mgrurlge against one or more of his teammates. Mungo is tre- nlendc-usly fast -—“aim0st 115 fast as Johnson."

Every other club in the National League has at one time or another tried to buy or trade for Mungo. Just a year ago the Chicago Cubs offered $75,000 and four players for the mountain boy. Brooklyn held on to their "ace." and he won four games for them and lost 11.

Mongols salary for the last several years has

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wgums. led the coo in victories th 21 while losina

seven ranked next to Grove 1n the earned nun column with a .82 » ‘

Heavy mum of ms world, oimzrlpion Yankees accounted if?

OHTOWN BOWLING ALLEYB

A Home d: 00.:- L-ife Guards-zaps. Mud Guards-MM. Hlﬂl single 1*‘. Budd 21B. Rich three W. Gillespie 5'17.

BOWLING NOTICE

All members of the 2nd Medium Battery R C. A. will meet at the Y, M. C .A. tonight at 8.30 1'01‘ bowling. H5115 George W Craig Palestlns

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V011’ "thirty one spcrts eddwrs across Canada, votlmz on the three points for their first choice. for second and one for third.

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June N, 1930-— uals major lea- tlnlftﬁy without pav h manager B119 rwbrd by fwnim seven Oin- 3h Grimes for " nsubordlna- cmnatl batters in succession.

Mﬂ-Y m. 1937 —~1“1I1Bd $1.000 and. Jan. 81, 1938 General Manager Sllﬁlmldﬂd $111M! days for before MacPhail announces Brooklyn will gilgnnfilczgit with his teammate. not blade or sell Mungo this year.

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Ditto New Yorkers among the irst 14 reaulsr pitchers. Rutfixu and m; qmm; 1n the other tom-Vernon Gomeanmta] o; m,

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11mm fastest sillid ‘best (urges graham season. er un ou o v- ‘ s“? a)’; yeamﬁnowls naming a_ ers 2-1 in the lint period. and after ou e excl a ' , _ mm con-wan €$‘$“.§§i§§€°§..é“?1.i-‘°1i.Rid%¥;‘““‘ u th - ' 510v“): “n,” and got °n ° Seemlng not the least llPBd from 028. as on his wn .. . m as mm m; [,5 M5916 1,9315 Mothtimo the chatter alon biff y ' hm: boulevard is that Brélddock’ lgtgagltettp a hot pace throughout the ottv broke MW- has been work- In the first period Saint John 1113M‘ with L011 Nova. Burke scoring on a combination —i— play on one of (he few occasions Manager JoaMcmx-thyk Ghrlst- Beavers broke away. Phillips and champion New York Yankees: was penatles, and Laforce NCElVGQ u s1 sllvur plaque lnggﬂbgd 33 misconduct for arguing with the re- rec. gvayers and officials of the club smart and Mammal both assish z’\u1manag(§....£"lt was Ja wonder- goals comp men." sa 0e. “They Ba- t f m h. Sh n “W” me a‘ bluepm“ align?“ moreagerguentl; 133m". secgnd as 1938 winners. The th t picked up their bats,“ werelyty jclﬁt and m me m": Tm ‘gum went 1 _____ . 8 :1 - d‘ 5°°d-" ' “tniilgyaﬁlrtglguglfﬁfi the M1191: | W's b1 lea ue won and lost rec .' locals A former Montreal Maroon “m1 ‘red b Lax - , m 49rd! 1931 —3'1; 1933 —i3-1'1; 1932i gays!" now with Chicago z 3,2,, $592512, veﬁun, €éﬂegwiﬂ§ -16-1s: 19s liass-m-xo. 9 ‘ I 1m“ trouble with Montreal Olnadi . ock. Th 1 t lod was - ~ floundering at the bottom of am r ht witholelt 3,1111%‘, Both Since 1968. when his bu! bo- Natiohal Hockey League, comm goa es were kept busy. 8M1 Olli-ilwﬂiberlnk hi8 Viviﬂfiet ed the abitants aren't ‘hitting Lineupsz- progressively shorter. Picking 1t off" tn their former (rlo-s- up on the openeira day of the nvmnyn they do“, pun mmm 333134911», cetnfxgbiMgrtzrﬁék, 1936 race. it is noted he ed , lmar ; su z o us J BgyuxcmUAmore, Martel:

The fans were pleased tonight by r to the world's heavyweight tight ascoreless middle 58551011 Saint didn't ask him to "U" 11° pinyin]; three games ' B out lately. WOI-ild B-OCBPE a played mostly on the defence mas present from his world D‘Amore tangled, drawing major Joe's "kindness and loyalty, as cd, tallied Verduns first-period season with their names lbed 5mm which was bane“ of pe mes and ma reported at $15,000. b0 tie the count at 2-2. C 4 —1B-16' axwka 1101""; ~+ least yv-rt nf the hﬂped p11“ w gem‘ 111ml 19-”?- 4-4 deadl from m- rm Maroons who join- Munzos temper has been gmwlns Verdun: Goal Eley defence. La- fogether they can't play together," Win88. the occasion by 11811118 l» 11116 118M Red Bird turned Wll-"B- - C. Hourcler, Pei

quoted the

with Dick Barbell and being fined $25. Thereafter the more notable entries in his diary are:

June 10, 1936 —Quiis Dodgers without permission and asked to be traded. charging teammates fall to

support him. i June l1. 1936 -l"1nsd $300 and suspended indeﬁnitely; demands for more

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Saint John: Goal Dickie. def noe. Riley, Phillips, centre, Baird, w gs. Russell. Kelly; subs: Burke. Living- ston, Marshal, Mooney, Price, Gu.-/

l1 . vglficials-Johrzny Llfford. Saint John; Joe Payne. Saint John. SUMMARY

ﬁrst Period l

l. saint John. Burke (Gulliver, Riley) 6.15, 2 Veﬁlgil, Smart (Hardy,

Iembers of the New York Hoc- key Writer's Association are sharpening their skates and laying in supplies-fluid and otherwlso- for the ‘Association's annual New Yea-r s eve whooptoedo in Madison Square Garden. . . highlight of the evening again will be a shln- ny game between Canadian Press’ New York staffers versus rest

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1f he still can lug a puck...bett<.=r bring your helmet Arthur. as three men went to hospital for minor repairs 1n last year's fracas:

RS. The regular batter-outer of these sport simmers. Alan Randal (known in the trade as "KO") is nbed with a slight 011111.. Mrs. K0. being a former nurse he should be round-and-slbout to- narrow.

Practice; For Midgets

The following are requested to report for practice at the Queen Street rink this morn rom 10 to l1. WhltqPineau, fy, Paquet MaKinnon, Ileliigtizur, Gallant,

, Murhaghan, lr, Peterson, B. McDougall, Morgan, C. Mc- Dougall. Arsenault. and anyone else wlshin;

for a tryout.

"BE HEALTHY SKATE’

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REGULAR SKATE Tom McFarlane 6i H i s B a n d

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CHILDREN -— — — — Z90 PROMENDADE -- -— — 10c

onék) 3. Vwdnln, Meronek (O. Bourcler)

18.30. Penalties-Phillips (Major). D'A- more (major), Laforce (misconduct) ' Second Period

Swrlnf-None. i Penalt es-None. Third Pcrlﬂd

4. Saint John. Riley 4.10. moss Verdun, C. Bourclel- (Laforce)

. - cl 6. saint John. Price (Burke) 16.45. Penalties-None.

1 Blank Germans

HAMBURG, Dec. 28 -—(OP-Hav- (mi-Playing their third game in Germany and their fifth 1n Eur- ope, Trall smoke Enters tonight defeated a picked German hockey team here 8-0.

The British Columbia p ere have won all their games s ce they began their mrapearl tour at the Hague, Dec. 21.

Eleven thousand spectators saw the Canadians give an exciting exhibition of last hockey.

In the first scored five ovals in last succession. The Gerr.'\-s tightened up in the lec- ond pc-rlod. holding the Canad- ians to a single goal. Two goals were scarred in the third period. The German players were con- stantly on the defensive.

DIES DURING GAME

BURTON. England —(OP William H81'.\3i‘i, 23, football player for Burton Athletic. died in the dressing room after being in-

jured on the field, The game was abandoned.

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