~ NOVEMBER 25.1924- l . _ _ THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

l|llilTEllS AND

G0 [iN Bill

illy Brooks, Best‘ More oi 1924 Leads ' The Herd For

Old Glory -

Sale ' '

By_ S, J. MM-ioNEY. _

Th, mil Glory Sale nt New Yorlni |i‘l‘illlil>i‘ 2 io 5 ‘given prmuimi f|,,,i,,._» ,iii epoclial event. Soinel _'HW |,,._,,i iioi~ai».~i of the ciinipa lin ; 1-ii jiisi ielosul will be put oii the :`_.k ||,.-ri-_ 'i‘lie uiitsluiiiling t'ig»_ '_ will |,,. '|‘||1y Brooke. -the cliaui~| iriiii ol all racing mares. _

Tim, }ii-iiolce covered the mile! ___ S,,,,,,,,,.,» iii l:l’ill and followers; HI". ,M-ing gaiiie are couv iiceil liil it .~=li<- reiiiaiiis with Tommy |i|i-pliv tliil will liiwvii the record (_~;,.[iiiii, the Atlantic Expresii_ iiiri-_ wliirli is 1-'lx'/4- 3 Tilly llrooki-_ is not the onlY_ g,.-ni" i‘i-iiiii iiii- l\iui'phY Hinbis Ui _-mi-ii.~i-. llaroii Worlliy, the re- rrkiiiili- slaki- pacer of 1924, wltli iiiiziii of ;’.li1, 'ii another tliut is iii» io iii- ilisiposed ot’ at the G0- .m ,]i,<|iri's.il. h"|'),i,ii iliere is hlf'i‘rliiia.ii. 2:il00,i iii- ol ilii- i.:i‘iiiitf::il free-for-all pac- r.< iii ilu- gaiiie; (‘ouiit Bugle, with iiiaili of 2:0533, and Crawioril, 2100 iiiiiiiite Kill Til'¢50 -“W mr -hicii is pii-keii to ii-.ivel in 1925 Hi

d\;`{0,-,.,.,- ri-oiii thi-i leading stables n thi- voiiiitry will be there, and' ,H _.li-i-k'i:': sporil certainly will tin- iiii iipportuiilty in obtain lt. _,,-ii .il ‘=|i;ii'i- forbids us to K0 illi0 iii- iiiiiii.~i~ iii i:r<»iitr»i~ liiig-th. .

OMMY MURPHY AT SALE- _

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Tiiiiiiiiy .\liirpli_v has deferred his rii iii i-:iii-ripe. 'riio season for this .< iii. tiiii tiiiiry Sale li.. “ip iii- |ii'i»si»iit wliezi lliii hors- ‘_ ._ ,low iii iii.< _-`;l:il>li~ are <~.li1‘i‘|'|l ir ,~:ili- .iiiil llirre is ii possiliil'lv

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iiiiiiii 3""-"'"“ “”'“'“f'" iiiiiiiil Vifii UF ill n .__ _ ,,,-iiiiisiiieii iiiii,

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i in his report of the reccnit M.F'.B-A.A.U. of C. annual meeting held in Amherst, "Snoop" Ross of the Amherst News referring to S. F-

' ""`i“`* Doyle the new First Vlce~Prl»oid¢r\t »siyS1-52l‘fl- D0y|°. Chill*-°¢¢°f°W“

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he may ,my ,mc ____ _wo _.___ 0_h____ reported for the Records Committee. Mr. Doyle concluding his l‘°' _ |i;ili-oiiri iii' his i-itable. .»"\i"i<$ ill! I ll A fi I 1 A- W- " ' - he ‘*'.`.

Aiiyivay, li ~ s iiiti-ri .-iti-il Iii '|‘llly

liri,...ii-, .ilr .,...iaii :intl lin.. iii W\'ir~ tliy. thru, iii' lil:-i best cuiiipziigners .ii i't,-lfiziil. yi-. is.

'i'ilt'n llii-i'i .s :i p-.i :-iiliiliiy lliul.

sAi.E iN ci-iicAco. '

Ton days :iftcr the New York

sale, the iieiieiity-lliiiil t‘li .;ir,.. ...iio will lm liiiiiiclierl 'l‘roii - .=. -i|i.l pic- »-rii, with excellent. niurks, und yiiiinirsters from well-liriii lines will be availalili- iii--ri-.

Many ni the Belwip tribe will be

seen, and just now tue i.ui\.'in get it-i oci'|ipyliii.~, a lairge spot o.i the horse uiap.

Stock l'roiii the Caslctoii Farm,

Ltxlizetoii, Ky.; Walter Caiid!i~r's Iiiillwiitlff products, Atlanta, Ga., 'l`lie lliii'\'ostfr:-i from the Forest Park Stork Fnrni, Terre Haute, iiiil-, and oiher well-kiiown nurser- ies will he on sali-.

'l‘hi:-i also ot`t`ors ian upp.”»i~tunlty

for iiiteresied liorseincn to acquire ;oiiie well~l>i'ed trotters and puci-rs.

oriien oisPERsAi_s oN cARo.

J. Illiilcolni Forbes, 2:08 and

;\|,,i|,|,.gf_ 2:08‘,f;. leading slullionsiV°|°_p a “fi” °f iU‘S¢lC¢v b¢C-'il-loo 000 CafI"°f PHY f°" any 9'1"* |°"§l"‘i -lilo is uiviug liieiii llio lull liiiiio-iiiixilie ilu- _taiiie i-lose and int.-rest-":}'»|-?¥,l<r_i;);]` h.! ot' Junies R. M‘g<i\\‘iin's i-italile, will §°f Um* Wi*h°Uf hivilll °°"Sid¢`l'3\i°" f°l` W0 SllP¢l'i°" Hbiiify or weak- tilt of his knowledge aiiigexpeiieiiiie ' ing eiioiipli so that llostoii lior-kov pi 1 l H i .- ii ' - -' . i ' "

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"` 5° i with H mg *'“`l"g at Mixing ,"9" °f °"¢'-‘I °PPonents. As a member of a successful group, th; h¢¢k¢y.laiid iii ui\liloi'ni. hixn.~elt'. lie not nii-|.l‘ollower.s will see pioi-.>.»‘slo-iial lick-1 2.5'-if-

ziiii. Ky-, Noveiiibr-r 27 This will -| t h ,, , .

P lille d d t bu e o Covey, retlri g pres dent of t

M. P. B. A. A. U. of C. He c-marked that Mr. Covey had been p-2rSJn-

all) responsible for four Maritime men beiing placed on the Canadian B()S.|.()N M_____S_ N__V_ 24___N___ _ __

Track and Field team, attend._ng tug Olyiiipio games in Paris, and a.‘.- ,mm |;,,,,,_,,,~___ _Nw __m_.________0____l hoc Locks Good ___ Goa__ I; eerted that if it had not been for Mr. Covey, the Maritime rcpresenta :key teiiiii taken 'llie ire against tlic, _ "`° '-

tion woulld have been very scant. He have to Mr. Covey the greatest 5“~*ki\i"0ll Sileik-*I 'i`i\1\lIi<-*lliiV'i\ll-'.1 (lil Fowli»i°, a.~i a :owl iillllwilllll. ill- '

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of credit for the success that has sur.oundud the M. P. B. A. A. U. C. "lgm “"" th"r‘ b' ‘lm ‘l"""H“ “‘I‘""‘H5' " """‘i ‘li "1 "I", 'W 4 X " '25 - ;

for the past four years. it was one of the best addresses ever heard at

line Lwlioii upon thu possiliillties of

iiei-led. 'l`e has lliat i-noi. :ilniiist _,sv '

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,llie squint gatliered ._0.L:ellier by ,._u_|__s__ “_____ ____ _____k______ __________ _y___

3 '"¢°“"ll °f this kind- Ciliifitf-' if- Alliiiiis aiiii .\i:iiiai.:el‘ iral of the g.i~i-airs! pi ol`¢~s:-iioiiaii _ ' ""'_"5`__""'f" 3;-,__"’_.'f'.M.»-"

Couch .\ri -Ros-i, 'l‘lii¢-i iiiuzfii can be

and sonic ol' tht- li-atliiig, Ctiiallliail _ '~ 3_1' .

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_ HOCKEV AND HEADWORK _ card iioaiiiivi-ly, liowevi-i» ,ilial if the iiiii;_iti»iir net i;iiailliiiii_.~. but__il __

Fortunate |s me young man br boy who numbers mms!" am°ng_l|9W‘ii‘-till i’i||iS I0 Hive ll WOFUW -lC~ iiuticeable that Leven iii a pi actici.-| ~-=»,@,.-....- .

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l __ _ ,count ot' itself, failure cn-niiol be ses-.eioii ilie urk si-liiaiii get by 1 -.?.*f;§»-.,:'-, M l

the thousands of Canadas you-ng manhood who annually play hCC|<€y|l;i.ld iii ilie door oi' apathetic prepiir- him -_,ml lhmlf ,_.-up,-,,|i,y on H w,,|1 , on school coile club a l tl ' - i ' < ~ ' - ' " '

, ge, , ssoc a on or community teams. Hockey pro _ation No group oi liolkey piiiycis ilii~e-civil, lust sliiit iroiii o-:io of tliu ' ‘ ’-

vides for the youth not only ai healthy outdoor eport, bin a noi ¢du¢;i.‘ev9r workt-ll harder iii the iirelliu-Ieoriiiwe. -=---- ~ ~~i--_- ; -"-- i .

tion. The greatest return from hockey, perhaps, is th¢ development of individual ability. in addition to providing physical activity, thc game

provides wholesome mental activity when played under proper condi- tions. developing the lndividuaI’s initiative, ambition, Imagination, en- thusiasm and self-confidence-all quallitieis that are essential to suc-

cess in a business or profession, ' i

In addition to the physical skill required in .skating and stick hand

ling, speed. accuracy, endurance, strength and hardlhood or ability to take bumps and bad falls without a whimper ar¢ of great value. The

finished piayer keeps his temper, liao a clear head and uses good judg-

ment. The yourfgister, early in his experience as a team member, learns

the value of co-operation with others in developing team play, obed-

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lerice to the team captain and to officials In charge of match play.

Iinarles oi an approaching arduous iseasoii than those who w'ill wear the uniloriii ot the Bruins as the Boston pi'oi'e-ss/iliiuls will he called They are eiileri-ng into practice heart and soul -lor two lea:-ioiiie.

One is that every individual liii.-i

-the hope oi' laii<liiii;_; a regular posi- ,tioii in the line-up, and -the otliie-r is that .\iaiiziger»Coacli Ross is bolh fan inspiring and an exzictiiig' leader i Tivo and even tlireo lliiiies a day h elias liis uien on the ice surface at the Melia gc-it-lug ilirin into first ici-ass pliysicial t'0nllitlo:i_ while at the sauie time leaviiiiig thoiii tho

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p|ay|,,g m games .where Nm |.,°,,°,. of the schooh c°||ege_ awk D-Vllne puirits of a ganie in wli-icii ioi'

community is at stake. stimulates the player's ambition and should de

years lie was one oi' the _.';i'eu.c.~'l. playvi» lliat handled .i »tiik

i -Hockey lolluwers iialurzilly are woiiilefriiig where the Bruins will lit iii tlic 1-oiupaiiy of surfli sti-u:ig~ tieaiiis as ilio.-ie in Ciiiiiida, and

iliiiiblless iioiiie of tlirin will he il-i.-'-I i-ppitiiiiteil iif the lor-als are not in the i'-iiniiliiy, for the ‘title right froni :lie otari, 'l`liu teuin liai~k»=i~.»- are' not that iaziiiitiiiiie, 'l‘lioy i~i=r.-ogiiizu tli:it it lakes l-iiiie lo build up :i

ST. PAT'S NET GUARDIAN

This is "Javvn" Ross Roach.

the little wizard from whose body most of the shots direct- ed at St. Pat’s goal rebound. “Ja'/.n’ is another product of thi, old Granite Hockey Team. Port Perry, Ont., claims him as one of her sons.

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The Abegvv».‘.\.s art. gntlicitng

hockey meeting shortly-Not a la.: ,too early.

The Summers do Crystals have

iliad their meeting, appointed offic- ers _.nd so faith. The "W~=..erucr5" -have zrlaang-up aqjrcg.-it on 'lor .his iw.nter and a sucessful hockey seas- »on is antic.putcd by the iam. of the above ment-on- .1 inctropo. s.

it has been learned from a reli-

able source th it Pcicy Rcud, grand old veteran of local hockcydom will again climb aboard the steel blades this season for the Abegwcits. Rodd is not only a spectacwai puck bandit but is mightly effect-ve as

‘ sent hockey plans for the winter re-

. f.._ ,Q ir iweli. It is to be hoped that hrs pre-

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mains unchanged.

Provic?ing Jack McEachern and

Roy Prowse secure a permanent iberih with Art Ross' Boston Bruins, llsiand hockey fans w.lI be puiiing for the “Bean Town Amazons" in the National Hockey League this winter.

Why not? Amherst is shouting

for St. Pats, Molicton for Montreal,

_cliiiiiipiiiiisliip lr-niii .Lin a pi'ofe-i-i.»'ioii- '--_*m -_"`**'-`w”' Fredericton for Saskatoon, etc- So

all sport. iiiiles,-z lurk i.- very muvli

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its the island for Bru=ns.

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witli ilicni as rr.-;a~i'ils lliii liiaicrial -`\~ 'my ' '_;_~_~_"':lK

_ii.;_s_i_iiihli-1| i'or.llip l_irst_ scas0r_1__ _ 'UNI “""'i ` _ ie oca icaiii iai'iei'.~i iv. ie

iliii.;lily pleased ii' they can land 'in ALERTS

the first division the lirsl =;oaso=.'i, S D__q______h(_§ 22" biii above all, then hops: lo put. a \-` (..`_,.]__ ` ' ` ` ` ' '"l_-__-_

lit-ani on the ire iiliii li will .it lc ~'

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Jtdging by the line of argument

|by a number of our tonsorial fre- louentcrs, thc Abegweits of this icoming season are, tc use the ver-

lilIi_ 253 nacular "out of luck" as far as a

'J|ch:-impionship team is concerned. l|WelI, take a look over this bunch

163 lililiand then say “UncIe." Theie's three

1_goalies ava.lable, Diamond, Dciugan land Kielly; on the defence. Kelly,

. . _ _S W o “Hy mama esp," d°.c°',psi. how to ucrifice |ndiv,dua|.h° _|iy tells tiieiu wlia-l to do and lion -cy at its best and rt-aliv.e, tlii-'i'e.ily A. .loy iii tin- llaiid lloys li.ii| Earl Prowse; on the front line,

"" “'”" “'°°"'i"‘i f°’ me M**g°“'““- » ' ' " t ri 'i b . iii i~i his 2 i wi -.ii - - -i ii- - - -i - ii i 'i i »‘ -1- ~- .zr ‘ -- i~:i'-in it R 1 r Smhh, always has been a h.gh_c|Hs__ _ora for the sake of team honore,_the acquisition of knowledge of team; o o i . ut us ia Cs lioin oi. C__i_y_____;;__:.[;_o_i_____;iz_;_u_c_L _i____;_il___i_i_i;c_iéi__i__§__i__T:iii, i_,__i;_iiii_,____ _i;;_:_ii_ii.~_;i_ii_i_l_ __l__1_f_ _thi ¢;:\_.__§s1>x.___o_l_f§ln.G__¢>_:___c_en nur. ‘plays-aggressive and defensive-sharpens the wits and deveio s th V ` A M V' '- ‘ - ‘ ‘ N ‘ ’ ' '

P G lii li .' ii;.:l tizaiiiv _'ill iiiisi 'ind l'li'ii:

llieii llil-re is ii dispersal iil New- memory ` , ' i i " ` ‘ ) I ‘

According to the .ibove there is rio

. lsoeing Something N¢w_ “"T"'<°>_”""“ ,yiiiiiiutut player' iii the 'l`iii|rna laxity of material for a s iendld

tirlc, N. J., tliiit will interest horse- _ . - ‘ ,,_, _"___" in that vicin|,y_ D`___S“,mg_ A good player must havs_an accurate knowledge of playing rules, , `

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'l'li- llanl Hoy: ll izl lii.'i i",`iil _t` b `ng, N t a b'd oiitio k

li,-iv Diop, \\ii.sli Boom, Iiurry On 3 ”°U9h l-0° 0"!-ll Hail-"ii ability ii-0719 this lille IS ablused and the of an me __m___mc___ Sl__ms_ well' ¢,~;i lillisiii-iliii iii it- liigli ri-coral t'iii~_foT1l§;5c(;iT1;t.ayc)sttho‘u? O t;li`e,remhH me usted to be som -whole thwgm M nw individual I' give" '~° ‘°"°"‘i"ll h°W ¢° avoid pen- most impressive was that in wliiiclil tlif- alley-.

S__________l mh_________leq _ook _mee ru ‘aitles while breaking rules. The greatest educational values at ho kev three defenders eiideavoreil to

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_________v_ in_H______i_____ _hm b____.____ss_ isinay be ,-ea||"d by geachmg gh, youth °f "W 'am' 5° k°°P hUSy wtp,_ei. Lligce iittil_ck_L-_,-.,_ i>iii~li pl._iyer_i~iiip-I i. iii_i____~i__i_» . i-.niv-

piil ~.vlial il :ilioulii he for the nil-n legitimate meal".-; of ‘winning in spite of the superior ability of gh oth l’0**\`t i-0 ll Cl llalllllil *U1* “ill ‘ff‘V` ' _ who fiisti-i* light lizirni-ss racing- tehm_ e er oi' lu ill0VUlli ililll f"“" l4"'\ii"34 _ ` _

. _ locsi- i»itlier t'oi ii di .lililv iiiwarll lliii _'___ ___ To accept defeat without wlncln h' i

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_stern responslbilllttes and competition of business. The boy or young pi'au=tjce develops co-uid iialiiuii u.}ilie top iiuLi:lit..~i niet in u gloridiis m

i - ~ , - - l ; | g -li, .~ il, (nick <'uiilr».~:L, iliii lwst that \\'a.‘ ever "`" " ‘

-' "Y "M l un who ?xperle"c”. several seasons uf wmpetmve hockey under prop vuikmlliiiim-iii lniniisitlk' 'it-liiililee I liilayvii :iii the .illiiys ` i 'l‘lii~ri. was a l'ast ganiu lifiwli r ‘ » \ ) 1 er supervision and direction, will have benefited b an education I -|"m g ` (.| f ` ' ' ~ ‘ - -~ 4' ' ' ' ' "

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Y a ex _ _ _ _ , .__ 1,1 I ’|'i|i; li_i||i| Hop, (Unk flip Air-|~l_,.; .it -the (`li.iiliill4‘lo\\ii ilu\\..iii; 'i’. .\|4'.\|.'iii<iii ...ltl:!'

Phi. S } perience that is bound to serve him well in his adult vocaliional life and ,,e,I.l,|, tx-1ii`yMClili(i)~ilsliiilit ((MJ(¢’>li|il|il<ii-Hxi/;i;,ytiif;iiili" Villllll lllui iiattlmiil tlivii' liil-tilifliii'-"”` _ I"-`i "itil" __N_"" 32"' _|"" §:i'""l-"' ' __ _,__

_ . provide him with a means of h¢a|¢hy'r¢¢,-gagion after the days of 5n_ Iemling ____,,),.L,,. in H". |,.»|,|,;|,g 0.," .-ii|i|'i- iii' ZS-i:'> liy llili pins. \viliiiiiil£‘l\\i-iiii_l ii ltn\-,rn vs H. .i_y__ i ii» iii. , .iiilis ._ i.. iii

of .“>ii"> ’.\l’P‘*““ my -im ~' “

Morning in 'llie;_(Jiiai'di:1n. iii.. is ...iw iiiiiiiiiigii iiiii for ii i»_l:;- ,_;__,,____,_____ ___,__ _‘___ ____________ ,_,,,,.,__,, ,,_,, ,.,,,,_,.,_. ,..,,., ,,_,, ,,,:_

, . WILL WATSON T R ,, re in llii- priii`i--isloii.il ranks witi

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i- Coiil-liiiiouisly, , i- Benito. ~ illjiiries. ' ' ~ To plead. ' ~ Wi-iii-i' to the Signet. _ ' Brill.-K to a focus. ~ l’or.-woslvo pronoun (<ltuiiall)-

llxi-laniatlon (`Froiicli.) Rllilv. _I Maiirii name fab.) | He upon the feet

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A symphony in rl'lhl“~ Curt .liit.err0Bl\‘i'i0“- Sy-.iteniat-ic viilany-

A pli\nt_ . Alteration.

Girls' school (l\b~)

; How much to -lako. 8. Piinctuatlon ininrk.

Small birds.

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An epoch me _mntchn th Y 'W6 P1 days. He and anotior emu our

i7- - - . e sensational work they have done ln the l »

pr tl Ot- l hii ls. of the Evelltli team, iavi

. iw' Ita" or an automobile' . hw* Wi" ¢°l‘fl|"iy be one ofthe teams to beat for the Natloracl Fizzk Signed up for the I¥riiin's. but for

Chinhfle dish lah.) 22' I mms of compass' League championship. ey sonic-inexplicable reason have fail- }p|m,,,d_ _ 22a. Act_ 5

___ ori io report. Many compllnieiitari'

as, owever, that international complex that raro somethin

silver into the slulceg leading gg ¢h¢ De,-nm, .Ke |

ROVER

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_ - ~ U N` .. tire Bruins, and t.lic1'i-.l>i._l=\'ei‘y iriiiis- . _ BAND BOYS. » »

*_ 6 l ' on -lu belie\'i~ that lit- will be dang-

Hl""Y Wi*-S0". pecriets amateur performer, is flirting- with 'the' i-_L-oiisi levi-ry Lluio ho gets tiic piick <‘_ Ki _ _ , _ Montreal team again. He talked business yesterday and the intercsting'Wi'|ii'“ l`*""‘iUi"'i’l*` ~*"""'i"-`5 ‘"”i“”‘3~--i- i{"|iY -- --»»|iifi

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mmouncgmem may be made that he Wm slgn up_ There Is lime doubt' _lteildilll-1. liki- Looiiei, .i ,~.lui|ii.||< li. iliiiiii Ili. .Eli .£.¢.\ \y_i \ iiili i.iiii ......]ll.l . ,

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_ . `s your l`iroin tlir aiii:ili\i_ii' i':ink.’l". liiiiit'.».le ii

that WMM" WM the best player In amateur ranks, and time ii.. no __.,,,___, ,,,,,_.,,,,,_.,,, ,,,.,,,,,,.,,. ,,., ,, ,,,,i~...,.|__.._.-..__- ..-_

d°"h" that h° w°"'d b° h°3dii"i°" in UW PPO °|l`C\Jl¢- Willson is one ofivo iiiun in :-ipite ol' lils .weight ol- _ ""`

those player; -who ¢,-op up ,from Um, go gm, in h°¢k¢y who has eve,-,_ only 145 pounds. ilu and lle‘lici't, _‘fo thing. With him Montreal would be a very formidable team. For thni"' much ""‘w°ki°" mm" “ww Il"`.Lm'

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i.e:i~ilvc palir oi' the pr.\ctli:u 1~iv:~.,-iii i,

sake of hockey it is to be hoped they iland him, as he would be fi/uhm; “_ Wm., 3S|mii.~;liiiig liow lliei t ,- undoubted attraction wherever he appeared. Fans remember his won- iigiliweigiit Roiiriing iliiiiipeil they "'

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derful work at Chamonix 'with pride. In the final game with the United liriivler attaiekers. 'lil' iS 1-llllll>1ll`¢1

States, the American players made a dead ,;¢¢ im mm and ha,,d|ed h_-_mitlvely sinull, but alireaily has bet-ii_ - | ~ ‘ . liilwlled the "»li'oii Mau." llo ain :Pugh y :t th_e start, but his unexpected comeback powers, and his sui|.!H____em R_0______d _muck _‘ner __m___k_ y a _re urn ng compliments earned him even the praise of the "bound one chap whose playing i,,,1,,,-,_.s. 1° Wi" illllfwllion from the other side of the Iln-e. ned was ‘Ski-niier, probably tliq lit-av

, DEMPSEY HAS SPOKEN iii-at mail oii the squad, but a iiiau

Jack Dempsey has spoken. He proclaiirno ln stontorian tones which who knows the pi-ore.-isioiial gaiiie.

` no im.. me fat-iiiiy of getting his

are translated to parchment by Jack Kearns that Renault wIii'be his I . i

stick on the puck iii a nilxaip and

next opponent, and that he expects this will be his greatest fight. Jack img .itreiigtli enough -to prove zi lac-

hils been idle many months and la anxious ,to take another whirl at the tor in such sltuatioii_ lie uiiil Coup-| game. His seleclilon of Renault might seem illogical at first glance 3, er will he one pair of ii_l<€iY$J0k|l\g- R .| h _ W;,,gg_ "Smoky" ilarrs. ranuy

R;r_i:_t_-_I has not yet shown anything for the fight bugs to rave over_;_130_pou_nder__,mu .,|,,(,_ i,i__.fliior\ in which tells Its tale in inflated gate receipts and niiils huge amphlthea “l»(I'~:;ii3-V' tllfeupillsyegntllgolszllis'working tres with the throngs so essential fo the pecuniary 'well being of the-0" Silhnafr and Hedley as centres. sham Ion. Glanei h k ,|| , iinii i.n the fi-ret-niinieil lie has ll

P ng sc one rece a that the international, not to say c_____“dM who is q___ck_ __ Hash on

European tinge of the Carpentier-Dempsey racket poured much shining \ J e d ` f t Bk npr “iih i

ti iimp, an ii-as z . '. r

y arns ode. iii; wrist snap shot. lie is or the

THE SENATORS lighter built type. whereas liedley

The Montreal Star says:-When the Ottawa Hockey team o ens 1* of ‘more subsmmiul proportions'

tho seam" in gh, N_ H |___ ,Ice Mgnaser Gorman wi" h P iii pine-tice he has not boon as BN '°__` I I ' ' ave °w° p|“y'_qiilt'k to grasp ii situation. perhaps.

every poston. ln fact, the Ottawa second string has been going ,,_., g,,.hn,\.,-_r \,,|i,1i@ looks better each

“° fi" I" Practice that they look almost as good as the senior., _ _

lt is now settled that Alex, -Conneiii will be the regular Ottawa cal. i"`\‘SS‘/0 to See how rapidly he re-

- U i hi ~ lc of shooting under

|‘°¢.°°r. Joe Ironstone will be retained for a time. but Connell hu- played V "md S My ft oo wen emit the position is undoubtedly nn. i-ie wan be , ,-.ai "find" ""`mlcil°'N\,°‘; RSM' I-fe,§is,,{l.,,:,c,,,|' George Boucher and Edwin Gorman will form the Ottawa defence wlt'hIxi':<‘i|p Biliiitt' liiuextrgiiiely ilii-giigoroiis.

H_ooley Smith, right wing; Frank Nlghbor centre and Cy. Dennenny left Wiiile these two are the Dl't‘S°i"

~ w . I - ` ' ,` . li _ there _ To __mch_ __ :tg n reserve, the Ottawa: will have Clancy ad Hi-tchman for the ;_l::iice;s_ i_oi'____<__e_:igt_r‘r___po_;\_____<_i__ii__ G____

13' Puri °f the 'wut' .° vw’ and clmpben' Fmmealn Ind probably annher 'W "N aunk' lbrnlth arrives wl`lh‘n the next few 16 Disamm smith and Gorman are showing up brilliant! a d l th 1

the defmce end'_ _ "` HAT UKE DES; ~- reports have .been heard of their

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shrserl goodwiqstiixa stgv;er|r:;_a{ili;¥l - 'l`wo others who are on their

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LONDON, Nov. 22.-The nriwpqt _ .|

“ yy Scott :ind Scott, riiopinyeri ,pp-_nfiiid M I _ I, b ~ wny -to _loin the team are _Cnpta n

'form for tho Shleks, and the yen.,-. dll;Bsmigrnnhtrgr:§:e_Z¥_‘i:;":ot};_‘m‘I Rowe, of last yea.r'r-i Seattle team,

, on "NewHy" Lslonile showed so much M th if iiiid Captain Cooke, of Vuni-oiivi-r,

Lalondg S iiiiiiiioi- an it iii r i ni ii* ' ' " """' °‘ “ """'"""

5' 9 9 “c at t 9 er. ll is of silver encrusted thickly

telrnts have had less than a weeks Wm, pearls and extends sharply

ILC., ln tho Pacific Coast Leagzue. Ilntli are veteran profoaslonalsi, dv-

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NIAGARA FALLS. Ont., Nov. 24. _:;“ih:_?ughou_,v:__z'_ mgecrzifvizl _:gs upward ami forward from the in-0w_ ,fence men, whose knowledge o

__ lh oi - gm ihi th 1| l | b 1|, ¢h_ tactics. and ataralogy oiiilht to toi;rih:i;‘i?tckeys:r€rn.mix?oolip`l::i(» nfrlii- i“"`" l"°““°d with "W ""°“d °' iiiiiili vyifioii enola; ann; tr? hoof count for a great 110111- hflih Wliiilr ed om fo _qepthe Canadiens. hwkey msplnyed' _ -i<4>-i- they are on the ice and thrmiiill champion, of the worm do battle 'i*°>' ' __ Boiiovcg in Painting tho Lliy the -knowledge ol defence play

with "Newsv" Lnlondeh; Siiskivttiifln n_Zh;°g?i__spZ|l‘;:i)::“y tis “tg (mg: *_ lllniinuer tea-m mates.

Smeh' :hal Canadflem; whso (0 ni dirtles submdt rospectllully to one’s "I 'eu my Wm’ “hem veneer" 'mt Nmmml F°w‘M ‘goal h"nd"r for ishoil on t e on! BI1 0 9 '

, . ‘ ih th, llruln , tern fro nrtlio Pa-

scors were masters of the situation lm- U10" the K°0dU°55 "mi ha” evhhpntly she doesnt agree W ` I P 8 ve n

J lla: elven us so much iisppinosg wha, me i-nic Coma i-omiiirirr-ri when mimi

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at most stages. M r ll. » ` --f - _~» ly I t h \|||¢ _ 'U' and Bo__che__ Gu the from "ne had ever |t |B_ and doW|_se Bm,ct,_t|0n_ "What makes you think that’ o common on t e r ni y you

` ‘ th st tspecdcd whlli This hill] for rouge eyebrow pon-'can bank on ll-t, this two men who

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Answer to Punt; N _ Cl li r C utu and lt ls unreasonable for men to be Oil! and fllku hwif- 3i\H`H B\W5YH 'l“’i‘| 'heir °"“ in im" i°"_i§“° "mi . " "'§`&a\?;:iii‘1eiiiia `liiii?z:'woii°iii mins on Jude" `"‘ '"'.°" °w° °“'°" -““1.'“¥ '“‘P“."°“‘°“*'-" °° "° °’“°"°"’9.°3‘, "5li'i'“' -

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