FEBRUARY 6 1935- .

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f wassumo

ornca sporu-

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crm:

l'l0lm¢1n’s Keep Winning Streak Intact, With 4-3 Vi¢f0".V Uver Navy 'Squad

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it F-0-1°-u-m

SPECIAL SKATE

14-BANDS-14,

in aid of Intermediate Absgvveits

Tonight at 8 P. M.

Skaters-25c. Promenadera-l0c.

Special prizes to skaters

promenaders,

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RED WING

_ Y 1 { 4

§§ Q

s§§§§§§.§;§~ \ 1?-,gill L15

ew

lman's

struggles

the stair with Quakers it 1 before the init

added another ln me e and increased their le at start of the final period to 8-1.

gauging atta‘k of the losers giving

them their second counter ah before the final whistle

SUMJVIABY

lst Period

117 . - it-Pirates, 'lioombs (Chi.pman)-

Kelly, V. Imter, G. Connors _

ind Period

Srd Period

LUSE SEVENTH ._....., ...... ..,....,

STRAIGH

T

5-Molbeod (unasistod). Penalties: Mocarvillc, Smith. Referee-Reg Dillon.

Fall Before Bréuslng ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, Wm, ,,,,,, My

.. _ t

Gardens.

KSTONFQIB-JI.'he!

tested victory in seven ga howedtoBostonBr1uins4-2

h.tsitthcBoston

-- my

id- P. hy our-o1»11'» Bowls! Win) in the oeoond porno of the

boi

‘itil 5° %§ stir

opened the

toutih minute Charlie Bunch ui; assistance,

winger

eounidng on

eilsnd’s asm dimlns the minute of the second session. Before that period ended, Stewart tied the count st two

.ei t §§§1§§°§ 'er E it iigég

ded moped home

Marty

long shot through

ml art for debating the merits of

initill Detroit tally Ind "Rue

B

Stewart about in the second from

Beattie lor pushing referee

Lineimr- pgsoou-Cioai. Thompsom

de-

fence, Blobert, Shore; forwards,

turing

can

, in

Detrvit on attending on-icuy to hockey,

tied _ in- f»h¢ penalties during the set/to

regained

Ooone 1

num

N

by Eddie Shore

the

e

soonduct penalties, Stew

th

Bmllxld drew 10- ed)

0 .

d’{ 5-Holman's, J. Lawlor (1111- ii

enabled the Holman team to their etrins of victories to five t defeated the Navy squad

key of the night being

soorkune cool-w°r111c plays. was also cleanly played the D

of muon so mot micron Bill

was forced to meto out only t

Y SUMMARY

lst Period

els ' -all 1-~Holmon's. P. Whitlock.

Penalties: None.

Bot!! ind Period

ly in thc third

f1'0l‘|!

0 Mahon)

801111 .

3'-Hol.ma-r1‘s. 1Mc!,nnls (unassist-

<Di1loin. Mo-

4'-Nwvy. Doyle Memo)

assisted) . __

McMahon.

8rd Period

I»es¢11° ening

,-._

0 sch tilt hld

d

shortly after

the

e -all

ended, frame

the the

ortly

1-Qllikefs. F. Bmiiih (L. Smith.

8l\d Kg )

Penalties: Berrienn. Hunter,

S 3-Pirates, Chiprnsn (unaawted).

Penalties: Hunter, 0'Neil, Iarter. `

N 1*‘raokCox’sgoaioinspsssfiom

see- U18 n

&7llh10

bill.

EDD”

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HOLMANI DEFIAT NAVY d-I

Bruins 4 2 a oston vw <11 :emulation time wnoor

l'\l

the bei hoc-

ss 44

, . al

Detroit Red Wings who have not Tm mg pmduoed

mes. , fast ore

throughout and producing son;

7'

D

CG

2,-Nmvy, Coyle (Dillon, Mo-

e~ penoluos: vmmock, 11‘ero11s°115

.§§"°e"'_'*=~"_,

1

1

(By Edward J. Neil. Associated Press

,__, _

I

Bostlli subs: stewart, Beattie.

Bands, Molnenly, Davie, 0'Neil. Haynes. Bhlli, Shannon. 1 Detroit-Goal, Roach; defence.

Young, Cloodfellvw

: forward-B.

Weilauo, Lewis. Aurie, - .

Detroit Subs: Sorrell, Starr,

Wiseman, E. Roche, D. Roche, Bus- =

well, Foster, Graham. Officials: Stewart and

IUKMAI-Y

l‘\l'l¢ Period

1-Detroit, Lewis, 8:47. z-Boston, sands. iazoi. Penalties: Stewart (10 minutes misconduct). Bhlll, Aurie.

, locond Period

3-Detroltp Lewis twellando 2:25. 4-Bmton, BtcWar‘ (Spheri-

Bands) 16:110-

o-Boston. Bands (Bhore~B:ew-

s.;) 18:09.

Penalties: Beattie (10 minutes

mi-oonduct), Graham. Bhlll, D. Roche. M_l.nenly.

Third Period

8-Boston, -_.1 ,', (C13 ppc!-

K1.m1no'.1y) 2:...:.

Goodman-

Ramblers Enter

Protest' _

(C- P. by Guard.x.r..a Special Wire)

AMHERBT, N. S., Fab. 5-Dc-

olaring the time bell was not sounded soon enough, Amherst Ramblers will protest s Central Iosgus hockey game won by Dor- ohestq- in the New Brunswick' town last night, Amherst oif.oials -de- clare their team was loading 3-2 when the bell should have been rum! and that Do.chest/er scored A

'I I1 . ' Penalties: None.

6-Navy, Dillon (barter). - o1man‘s Cox (J. Lawlor).

Referee-B111 Ennis.

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The Victoria Drlvins Club will

hold their second afternoon's rac- ing on the ice speedway off Cut Street this afternoon starting at 2 o'o1ook ahsrp. The course has been widened to 60 feet and will be in sxcellept condition for the events today. Should the weather, haw- ever, prove unfavorable, the raoes will be carried over until Saturday afternoon at the same time.

The list of entries shown below

guarantee a good afternoon's sport.

Class A Psoo-Volo Rico 2.04,

Hush 2.10.

Class B Trek-Dillington 2-131.4,

Ethel Aubrey, Sybllset.

Clear B Pace-Balbo. Miss Ax-

worthy, Rosebud, Cricket, Ba sure.

Class B _Trot and Pace-Worthy

Guy, Almer Worthy, 'Inxi Jim. British Belle, Halsey, Mary Grat- tan.

Officials are asked to be on time

at sharp 2.

Ice Racing

Stanley Sporting Club hold first

race oi the season on Saturday, Feb. 2nd, with two classes starting. Class A had two starters, Allie Burnham and Wptts Addition, and in Class B, there was Miss Bud Aubrey and Pesay COW-

Tne fonowing is a summary of

the races: ,

while the timer was from ending the

blers protested tho referee.

or

3 3' 5? ,:s.. 2558;

11111911* nd or

099°' VN

be- Class A

the

Olsss

gems. Allie Burnham (M. Ferguson) 1 1

Watts Additlon (B. W. Taylor) 2 2

Do. B

s. fsos off and Miss Bud Aubrey (F. Taylor) 1 2 2

- Peggy Cope (Upton Smith) .. 2 1 1

_ Judges-Arthur Simpson. Preston

z 3

limbi-IU

Warren, , Harry Whitehead.

test were

fenniliar with

rs is E 3.

1,.--‘°=°“"?';.’<.~.: -1, ` llookey Pants L: ' ‘$1.49, 3

'i=-_°: Thursday, Feb. 'ith. races starting s

" nom

Stl\l‘hl’D-B- HID!! Ind H. lily-

how.

This Club will hold s race on

t

two o’olook sharp. Thsrvwlll be s colt race and classes to suit all horses sssrtine. All those intending starting horses please be on time.

DOWN THE ALLEYS

_ .

,. gi S E

I _Ti\s:_iIl\_:;_Si\op . I

The

Sidelines

i (By Psi Power)

local Y. M. Q, A.

nmrznsnrran to bronx me open

which the Jlll'ii0l' Abbles seem to hold over them, Roynlg page

°“ L°“ CH-mllbells crew at the AWD* Wniiht in another exhi- bition tilt.

U O O

ice

S111'f114e. the wiuioms' cron should be much tougher to de-

feat and in addition to this are ex- P°°¢°°d W bo Bt full strength. e some should provide plenty ai-_tion and close hockey and a capgoigy crowd is expected to be on hand to watch the Island Juniors in . tion.

O C I

PERFORMING on their home

Th

so

A Dfeoedes the Junior setto is

scheduled between Phil P -

er's Bpark Plugs and the fast- travelllng Live' Wires captained by Freddie Chappell. This game 1, °XP¢ct»ed to be a battle of short circuits and crossed wires and gg” underway at 6.80,

Non-mn. 'rnfr and on. me

aim

Special Skate F o r Se c o n d Abbies Tonight

A special skate will be held to-

night at the Forum, proceeds to go to the aid of the Abegweit In- termediate hockey team who ar st present heading their league.

Fourteen band selections, prizes

er

are on the programme and it expected a large crowd will tum

towards a championship.

Cra¢lsAdd Another Victo ry

____-

way of stopping 'the classy Hi-Y

Last night in another schedule House League encounter they de- feated the P. W. C. five '45 to 28 and in doing so enjoyed their usual edge on the play throughout.

Lineups and scores.

10; D. Dew-ar, 4; C. Johnston, 4; B. Sterling, 2; L. M\¢Ksy, 2 J. Cul- len 1.

Ili-Y: W- Goss, 14; B. Partridge.

4; J. MacLean. 10; G. Morris, 4; F. Storey; A. Jones; B. Cox, 4.

Colonisls 8152

High single R. Bradley. N9. High three R. Bradley, 128. Tonight at 'I p.m. Guardian

` Angels vs. Prince Grocery.

CllABlD'l'l'iTOWN ALLEY! stare ........................ 8040

rs ._ .. . 3255

°°KING FOR MORE fields 11° conquer the rn-Y Grads hoop

take on the Mt' Ammn A°“d°mY Milind Saturday night “team

the

C C O

N PAST Ps:ns‘oR.MANcEs N45

0 team on the Island and theugh t}ii2y,ewlilll°‘liea€R/¢i'hi:'tatti}fx?yieTsf1: theulileli:

hands in moetin in Uni °“ ° »mwmWnhmmhm£m”m“c“RNGET

0 e o '

MATCHES

New York State Ath-

l e t i c Commission Amends B o x i n g Rule.

Sports Writer) (A. P By Gmlrdiln’s Special Wire)

NEW YORK Feb 5-The New

York state Athletic Commission put on a fantastic performance today arranging some waxy to let Max Baer box exhibition matches here. just as he does almost everywhere

else in the United States

After- an hour's regular session,

and a couple oi hectic hours after wards with the boxing writers the commission found the way, but only after paxing, and then hastily am- ending twioe, a regulation that might have been the most revolu- tionary in the history of boxing commissions. “All boxing championships must

be at 15 rounds,” the commission finally decided. “It will be permit- ted, however, that a heavyweight champion ma; engage in bouts of a. lesser number of rounds than 16, when his championship will not be at stake. provided that said cham- pion conforms to the rules of sec- tion seven (championships) of the New York State Athletic commis- sion."

section seven says a champion

must defend his title here every six months to remain in good stand-

ing.

The ruling not only did new

'_“' 1 bit

things to the English anguage. in its original state would have per- mitted champions in any class to box opponents at dlaas weights without titles being at stake if the distance were less than 15 rounds. When that was pointed out to com- missioners John J. Phelan and Bill Brown, chaos took over the pro- ¢~°edings.

The commission also passed a round to permit Jock Dempsey 1° referee matches here.

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ABMRS

N netted the American counters.

|\A(;|N[; "AMATEUR RULE

-SS ARRANGE EUR v

4

4

if

game

AT 8.30

A331135 ,

woL VVERINES s f,

ren, 20c

ixnltniougr. - -C-K-E-Y\

I I

`FRIDAYNIGHT ;_

'T r

»..`

i 1.1

FOURTH ALLAN CUP PLAYOFF GAME ' .

Reserved Seats, 40c., 60c., and 75c.; Balcony, 30e_; Child- ._

1

Tickets on Sale This Morning, 10 A, M., Forum Box Office ,_

NEW YORK, Feb- 5-The al- tered lineup which brought New York Americans the first victory in over a. month last Saturday proved good enough “charm” togive the A's a 3-3 tie with the cellar- dwelling St.

Louis Eagles ir , _ a National `;:‘ '

Hockey Leaguc

contest tonight _ __ __ before 5.000 j€,§=,_ .

fans. _,_ f __ Cominz from behind twice :;,_ me amorks nn- " GUY !°1'8¢d fi-"'j‘j\ onodd in the

overtime period

only to see their

hopes or victory .on '£21 I s.

erased by a

penalty which PETE KELLY led to the third St. Louis 1061- Whlle Bill Bridge was in the coop Glenn Brydson got the puck from Pete Kelly just after a face-off deep in New York territory and banged home the final tally.

Syd Howe and Carl Voss were

the other successful St, Louis ghaxpshooters while Lorne Carr, Bweeny Schrlner and Obs Heximer

LINEUPS

Americans: Goal, Worters; de-

` fence, Dutton, Brydge; centre, Mc- Veigh; wing, Hlmes, Heximer; subs, Chapman, Carr, Bchriner,

C H u R G H I I. I- U- S- Lawn Tennis A3' oonn, oliver, i-iergerts, smith.

' ' ¢,i.ois:cl,Bei;d-

Soclatlnn To ieice, F:ew Ayxs; celizggevosesi

Change IIT wings, Brydson, Howe; subs, Jerwa,

___.___, Rule. ' Cowley, Kelly, Finnigan, Ripley,

The mst me _______ .Pm-pur. Bowman.

x'

Mes of the “umm (A P By Grisrdialrs special

Officials: Cleghorn and Dins-

Uf the Churchill Ice Racing Club. YORK' Fen 5___F°m_w.q 'ore.

days ‘“

Spectators present. Th h

or snow during me w;k_°:]?, president of the United states mow fiurries on Saturday 1norniIl8 €§a“n’5£sB'5h§é;n' tfiayggggoifgg mad t no on y

B M cleumg °‘ the °°‘“'°° all on record 'igainst a Europe

th ll ous me course was ° Mme tional amateur rules.

h .1 .. Eigpotgie tghecleggyit had at their ment to have an anti-film rule

' letad in order that Roderick M

mm A md tm °t'°"t°"' Im compensation for making tennis

Patch. owned by Dmi¢1 A MM-

' tl H1318. Th B!'ii2iBh L5W!l T

Donald' md Gamble’ "med by ni;nAss0cis.tion,ebea.ring inmind

young horsemen last summer. Both m,tm._ horses °°°m°d Prem' °"°“1V “We are unalterably opposed

“wut ° le“3l'h- I-'°‘1 Wi““1n8 U15 about giving a fellow an inch

margin The heavv footing fiidn't If they cut out the anti film

“el” *° be 1° ’“°“'° 11k111=» With it will be only me mst oi a n “ ° ean" °°““° ‘"7" dl" the Slim' of other demands. Later. Perils

e"s Flv the way being their first which they are ulaying.

Ui!!! B had thi' li be B, d W.. wo.. 1., o..°°‘3<§’1.i"...§..,,?,‘;~» M.C.C. Drsmzss

out to sid the boys in their drive P 1

mme owned and driven by John R tv' tonight. A crowd of 7.500 saw Chic

N Msnrodyen Riverdale non-y Opponents 01° neth Mocueui won the mud nent. Runs

were held on Saturday aftemoon,

Feb. 2nd with before its annual meeting Saturday

E “md °‘°wd °‘ in cincinnati, waiter Merrill Hail, 5U"M’““'

Lawn ce

S ,, M' 1 st Louis How (voor) iz

_ an . . , e _ .

wh” djmcum H°WW°!`- 91' atimpt to “hernia the mmmg- Penalties: Dutton, Ayres, Bow-

heavy' it was very g°°d °°“sid°’m¢ Czechoslovakia started the move-

de- Second Period e _

“E n

Two cl we" mn mi sei. giant Czech star. may 1600110 2. Americans, Carr (Chapman

5°' Schriner) 7.24.

en- the

Artie MIacPhee both of Clyde River

.. - l tom tin professional offers tender- Tm, I '_1,’*‘~E~§°Itvi;>ve1;0__Se;1e_\_1\;er:g(im§;>_r_-ilosiveio ed iiredg Pony. John Buns _Davis ~ d P" °“

` ' ' - N il -_ _

wquh-ed by these two enthusiastic §’\;Pan';;lei;1;'=at1ayl;;e2_<;i:;dw1r::°;a_s{:1e°tr¢tg 3, St Louis. Voss (Howe) 1.15.

W man) 6.26. '

matched. In the first and third llati f the anti-film rule heat Gombio got in do ii °°“°° . °‘¥. °, '

° ° 5 °n by Hall sa.d. Its sort of the old stzgl overmne Period

second heat by about the nm, . d

- her-u “ke 9' yn ` _ mi; 5. Americans, Heximer (Mc-

umhe

ps 6. St. Louis, Brydson (Kelly)

9 mllfv may he reversed. Both horses some of the players will want to re-' 7.10.

were caper-lv driven bv their own- port for newspapers tournaments in Penalty: Brydge.

d First Period

man.

Penalties: None.

4. Americans, Schriner (Chap-

.. Penalties: None.

r Velgh, I-limes) 4.18.

CHICAGO Feb 5-Canadiens

to lucky skater and promenad time "up."' ' _ < of

15 » » , Montreal were conquered at lust

ago win 41 for their seve

L' d ' ` _ 11111 au er' owned md driven by Ken sucoewive game without defeat.

After trailing by one goal at the

Harryb thewaabi tedtr-

tegdwasy hltchedy to ag gleiigh, atlitd ______ mst1P°‘,":;’g ug:‘;'nSa';:‘e'l§5', m esgme B , H5 CVE. S ,,me_ .,.he‘“.'.o‘§§ 5§',f,e§,f"§§?° tc. P. by o-wdion grsgralaévivsxg doienooive works with o nn-:our Todd owned by Louis Moovhoe, GEORGETOWN' t “k fmkeé and won-nmod attack uint dfov didnt seem to get going. probobiy M- 5”°°“““° °“ ° “°,,°,' B ,,. °"°1‘ ‘-W0 Wil-1 i" “wh °f me ""' Sham anon next moe. he my be S°"”“°d by. °V°"“‘“° '“ ’ 1”, msinmg two ver10ds1111<1 1111110111112 “on the Job." ish C“\°““‘ °"‘°k°"”`“ “mm battle into 9. imw, The next rece will be held over °“ly lm nm' in men' mst mmm” Canadiens scored their only goal the same course next Saturday, "€“‘“"" me mums Mawlemne dUIi118 the filet 'i>01’i0¢l. Whe Feb. 9th at 2 p. m. and in addition mm" mm’ “mm wdw' Dim,” LeRoy Goldsworthy, an rx-Hawk

The” d°¢5“'f Seem 1° be UW to the horses already mentioned mg l'h° c°1°nm‘ ‘shmuy “wr 00\111t6d 011 11 P0-SS f1‘0m G¢01'8C

the following are expected to take ka' M' U' C" pmceeded °°“"de““7 Msntha while Louie Trudel was on 1

Grads hoop squad of the Y.M.C.Ad the word: to pile ug ore;-mis cgor uae; lgefy 0! the pemmy bemh

011° Wk* 01* 05° - wid uod the ocoro in uw sec- .

Checkers, Premier Prince, Major The vewrm c_ R_ Brown, Wm, on§“pm_,0d whm Paul ,nm _

by Chicago Black Hawks m n last

f th from in close

National Hockey League game here most o em _

_ . Alex Connell, Maroon net minder.

The Club extend an invitation to may Html., Gum” mm M, nuke une

treatment by the oiilnials in charge. . , muted um! last _ E mth dis

Cope, Frisco Chensult. Dcceiver, 37 md J Name” 1°" ham ul-

- 1 caught a pass fro Lola Couture

Queeme' speckled Peter md Abbie' W\md°’» WM “B “P 33° we" um and rlflcd his sho? from the bl/ue

all horsemen in the vicinity to be mpwwo ,nn me vislwm. _

t uh h 1 _ 1 lil U *U* Art Weibc put, thc Black Hawks

P. w. c-= H. smith, s; A. norm. ‘xifd wo, },f,.' f,°,,°°dd spirited lttwk- onend to nov C donald by 'ronnny

’ -"‘”'°"" " _" Cook and Bill Kendall Canadiens

'I'he following is the summary: Rangers Win Over umm mmm in me ‘ut periodi

had been banished for

Rangers Win 13th Straight;

Chihawks Halt Canadiens,-

`Amerks, Eagles Play Draw ~ _

cnnaoiens subs: s. Montm,

G ,

Mimtha, Savage, Crutchfield.

.1141-

Rliey, Gagnon, McGill, Mondo Goldsworthy. _

Black Hawks-Goal, Chabot;

lnisvuii il

ll.

Evidently the reporter who can

fence, Coulter, Burke; forwards. me,-Side Crystal hockey game _ in

Cook. Trudell, Kendall.

Black Hawks Subs: Wiebc, M

Levinsky, Locking, Ron-mes,

selig, Mc11‘adyen.

Officials: Smith and MoCurry.

SUMMARY

Fillt Period

Manitha.) .

Penalties: 'I‘rudel, Joliet.

Second Period

2-ONGIEO. 'nioargioofl

8:40.

dall) 11:15.

Penalties: Golchwmthy,

sells.

'l‘ish'dPQf|0\l

il-Chicago, Cook (Weibe-Ke

(hill 18:30.

Penalties: 5, Mhnibha, Couture

RANGERS WIN 131'!! STRAIG

(C.P. By Guardians Special W

MONTREAL, Feb. 5--A last m

New Ybrk Rangers a, narrow 5

victory o v s Montreal toons before

fan-5 at th Forum h e r s. ll d eniibl the Ranllers stretch to the number s u o c e ssi games t h e

without a lo

o

place in the Uni‘.ed Stat/is sect

Maroons came from behind tw

and after seeing an early two-z load wiped out by s dcterm Ranger attack but Bun Cook pic ed up a. loose pass from Ott H

won the game for the New Yor ers. The assist was Heller-'s third

the night.

Maroons had a big edge on t

sational not |"! enabled them come out s.hC`d. Th€ Y°lllfhf\1l mer Maroon, who has chalked 10 wins in his last 13 games had three draws, mode 40 s

`madc only 20 saves.

Rangers: Goal, Kerr; Deie

McKenzie.

Wentworth, Evans; Centre, Blin Wings. Trottler, Robinson; S Conacher. Northcott, Smith. M

n Cain. Crave, Miller, McMan-

ker,

' us, Shields.

SUMMARY

First Period

worth) 11.52.

Seibert) 17.29.

Penalties: Seibert. Robinson.

Second Period

Mason) 9.00.

gy-

enz, March, Thompson. Couture.

crowd oi' 8.000

ed

.. _. /4*

p15,y and only Dave Kerr's sen-

Lineups :

n

selbort, Starr; Centre. Boucher; Wings, W. Cook, F. Cook; Subs. Dillon, Murdoch. Keellng, Somers.

9 Heller, Connolly, Mason, Patrick,

Maroons: Goal. Connell; Defence.

li

1-Mnroons, Robinson (Trottier)

9.51.

2-Maroons, Northcott (Went-

3-Rangors, Keeling (F. Cook.

4-Rangers, Keeling (Connolly,

Borden Monday night was incur.. reotly informed as to the orclerin. Which the scores were made dna”

mm" also neglected to mention the ftfot

£11111 the lost seal scored by me Crystals was protested by me Bore den team. -~

At the opening of the third pa-ra

iod the score read 4-8 in the Nav tionals' favor.

Wim €18ht minutes gone in the

1-Oomdi , Goldswo _ _

em muy' (G period the Crystals scored a gon]

which the referee in chief Crllly les allowed. but which was object- °d 1° by the assistant referee who said he had soon a Crystal player

wnumn) in the defense area ahead of the

play. However he had allowed lim' Plliy TD continue until the goal wfps,

3-Chicago, Wiebo (Cook, Ken.-

scored before blowing his whistle*

gon- Th” B°fd€11 11211111 obiected to ma;

800-1 ’bei118 allowed and refused to continue playing l Ah0\lt an hour alder the referee-

1 4;Ohicaig0, Gottselig (March) l in-Chief and the Crystals had leg, 5'1

me rink, the assistant. Douglas

U- Bell. sailed the Borden team on

the ioe and scored the two godly numbered as seven and eight in the summary of this game, mu; Clslrrrins the some for Borden s

BT . .

in NOTE-R.@'p0rt on above frame

l was ven ovei telcphonv ami be

gi

ill' lieved to be authentic, N0 L'

ute goal by Bun Cook tonight gave of dggpute was made ,md ninlg;

'4 is the usual manner of get-ting ye. 1' DOH! OH out Of town games, same

Ma' WB-S taken fm' granted as c:\rr»~ct

9' and published. e _.L-:,_~ - - .~f-f-,- ~¢ 0 ,

13 -

of F '< ,' ve “ `h. 1”' y ` `,

have played ' .. ~ N

_ Q* ' ._ 1

s' _ - » , .- _ The win kert nfl /~ ,- llftangers a. "` _ , _ _' tsingle point __ / _¢,‘ ,

behind Btston ,' i

- F_ COOK Bruir-Ex, w h g . ll 3 ~\,, - -

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