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mefesa 'a _ sloqqfuir take-oil is fl .succcsslui_ _one._'ri» production is among line' ibest 'he *has given to his Inns. It_

comedy. daring a.ciion,§ story, lg will provide

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Mt. Allison Univ. Debating Team' Defeats U. S. Men

REPREBENTATIVES OF UNIVER-

slTlEs SOUTH 0|-‘ Bolmll

(.'0N'l'iNllE MARITIME TOUR._

BACKVILLE. Feb: 13-Fred H.

Wig-more. oi Charlottetown. leader. and R. D. Caldwell Stewart. of Dal-

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of Wesleyan University. lillidf

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SUNNIE MACK IS MMRDEII BUKPRIZE

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lus Mcfiillieuddy. better known throughout the country- al-Connie Mack, manager or the World'| champion Philadelphia Athloticl, was tonight awarded the 810.000 Ed- ward W. Bok award for 1920 for “having rendered the moat outstand- ing service to Fhlldelphla” during the year. The awerd ln the -tom of afcheck, was accompanied by a mad- al and scroll. .

Rifle Shooting

FOUR. T1EB_lN CLASS "A" SPOON SKQOT

Last night was the moot interest-

ing shooting event hold on the Min- iature Roll" this winter. In the senior class for the silver _spoon J. B. Moore. G. G. Monennan. A. J. Me- csbe, and no ucnouud tial lm first place with leorarol 46 and an requested to be on, fraud Monday night at seven to shoot oii the tic. Art spillett won the 7'3" claas and Russ Chandler the "C" class. _ `

After this competition was wg.

cluded a pool shoot ol two tcanu was shot and oxclwmant ran _very high for quita a. time.

The _two veterans of rifle shooting,

Mr. E. G. Love and Mr. J. H. Jud- son, were on hand and shot excep- tionally well.

The scoring for the evening was as

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1 SPOON COMPETITION _

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J.B.Moor¢ .. .... .. ....46 G. G. Mcilnntu .............. 46 A. J. McCabe .................. 46 Leo. McDonald 46

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Stewart 45 Larldrigan 4_3 _ F. Ciill ................... 43

udson .................. 41

Hooper 39

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Cla|a“B"

A.Spillett (spoon) 47 Stuart Jones . . . 46 A. Gormley 44 A. Hueltis .. 44

ap c a _s 1u.c,repr~ese ngMount'Alli|on¢q||<p||g`¢ at low altitude. University. won a two-to-one docla gig yn;

Hdefs great popu-1 lon oi’ the judges in the dolhte in 1| Wnlla, publl.. upon the re- nu, olutrle.-. Fawcett iwanorial Hall nu. in the ccaallaa

here tonight with a United Btatq gig, 'ng

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Clan “C” C. Chandler (spoon) 47 G. Love .....................43

B. W. Judson 42 L. wright to A. Judson ..................... 40 J. 1-1. Judson so

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TEAM roor. coMre'rr"rm.\1

‘ No. 1 Team

J. S. Moore 43 1 A. J. McCabe 46 B. Judson ..................... 46 P. Hooper ..................... M A. I-iuellttl .................... 43 W. Walsh 3|

Total . . . ... 264

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McLennan illett ..................... Judson ................. Stowart»..................

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'three regulars. Tucker..l1iple1 end . __ _ n*mm__ _mn .mn _"Me, lm, retras Pandit (Poole) .......

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_ 1 Sport .Curlosltles

During .tha sweep ol' those post-

seaaoniiootball lan1os'ln'w'hich» the West gave- the :last auch soul-stirring whalings, many were tempted-to rc.- vlse All-American estimates !or 1929; but, since such contests were not in the uauai'perlod= or play from Sep- tember through Novomber, such A-A choices for individual ploy par ex- cellence already had been made by the acl!-constituted crltarlona that may have been a bit oi.a.` bad=brcak for a half_dosen or more Coast stars. Had the Stanford-Army. and South- ern Oallfornilrs games with Carnegie Tech and Pittsburgh been played while the All-America-irplokcrs were engaged in. their. 1929 studies. how could Chuck Bmslling, Russ Saund- ora and at least iour._or five others be kept oi! the first two A-A teams?

The great Chris Cagie tried

vallantly but with utter futility to wreck 8t¢nford's stonewail defenses.

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COAST LEAGUE `

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'tight '1=o som, but “Pop” warner: Gardinals crashed Army i'o`r (34 pointsnrullbaok Bmalling' reducing the gamey Cadets to bowling pin significance through the ‘line or in the open. The Coast critics always knew "Chuck" was of All-'American stature, but listen to what tl1e con- servative _"Biff" Jones, Army coach, remarked alter the game:

"Smalling's` the best hack we faced

this yelrz' better than Albin Booth. Eddie Mays or Jack' Elder; he‘a ideal at open iieidrunning, line-smashing. or on defense. Big 320-pound Flelshcacker is not far behind him and the reat'o! the Stanford team is

proportionately good." -' `

But excellent though Bmalling was

in regular selaon game, he got but honorable mention in most- A-A selootlom. Ha would have made all such first toamshld that Army lame been pihyed in November inltcld oi

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Russ Saunders or Southern pall- __ _ _ _ / ,_ __ ___ _ _

fnlals slim..-~ot intl 1. me

lfornla. was another Bmalling. Good though Uansa. and' Parkinson ‘ (Pitt All-American) wcrc, they ,were but candles compared to are lights when from nun" sud nuulém' ilu.-.i to one zwol ol un 'mlm mk- ileld got going New Years Dayi Smaliing, Saunders. Duffield. ot al.. were not flashes in the pm; they were good all season and biased their . brightest in their _ ie¢m_»'.-lnur»éc- 1 tlonsls, which esin`e'~ m'd`.‘1»i-_-_ ,;a1u, l for ms A-ll oonsl<leru1.1on."j J _ , _ At that, those football grenislroi ‘not so hard hit by into aa_ Frank' Shellcnbach, Pacific _Coast League, 'pitching ace. Because this _ffShe1i"_ fires the spit bali,_~hshned_ by the|` major leagues. he cannot get into the big allow. Frank ls not dis- gruntled, as whet bsll player would be who could star in Hollywood with all those lar-tamed movie props

Sackvillc Game

Auanwr. - nu. la-mm alok-

orten, pniniir Alhluratliaiance Plly- ar has been added to the hockey aloil

“vm °Q_;_¢_m¢|__y¢| _unable to take

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FUR u.. ...oy ..........1°~ -Jo io- Fast 'rim is Made at '-

nesa events held this altornoorron Bangnr

' ~ __ '~' ‘ tharivercounebo'forealargqcrowd` ' _ ‘

sickness And _.Injury resulted in the following decisions: BANG_oR_ Me" __ Feh"‘_ u__“m’ d

Cfipples Team ' ,a S _ _ m'A"._A_ PAC! ‘run oi! on the Penobscot Riva'

Mary Gatewood (McManus) Dan Hedgewood (Hamilton) .

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1.. .1 Nears- - ~ » no-f. one -M we- ww is _ ___ _ _-.-_ ,__ ._ _ _ 'nmp-ro,ao. __ _ __ H__‘m_ M B“m__

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the beet loc racing of. the leaaon was'

speedway thiaaitormna -with two _matches and aiclal race bowls N

risgi igéiel s.§§§E

paoer. who h vlnollllv M hitta out at 'nsy showed seconds flat. ' ~_ 1 _

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Ci.D5ery W. Dooley ............, J. Melons C. McDonald R.Hlrley

U. A. defeated the U. N. Relay 8 ml-.'

._-following sro tha

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at 8.15. _ “_

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1'. M. c. A.lUwilU1G 1,

on wsuuw-lu num ii un :ml-_#_ :mm or-on city'-neaguo, one Y. Mfr

jorlty ot 148 phi. I 0@..d D. ll.- R. rolled nigh single or sql lrins. and' N. J. crow me nigh tum' ral.

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'liltai-2802. Y. H. C. A.

T. Howatt 187 1111 N. J. Clow 266 211;, H. Craswell 319 lol F. B. Conrad ......... 203 196 J.»A. Bentley 162 208

Total-3010. ' Friday _night at 8.30 the Rovers roll

the "Y" in the -first match of the

227 117

212 304

131 Ill!

201 [311 'A64 161 21|

`C‘ll’T0w‘N lowunc slim'

Lllt night very interesting

match took place between the ‘@lIKkl" VI “Stl-fl". the former winning out by xilpins. L. Gauthier rolled high single of 326, wi-lilo Ben comm :oiled high throe or asv. hoiloir/ins Ire the .soores:-

usrnstl _ _ F. ll'acDonl.Id B. Poole .............. L. Gauthier J. Vickoraon ..........

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“oAmrcxs"

A. HUBSUB ............

8. Hueatia

B. com-ad oss ,_a. apulm 211511

'natal-3453. Next game takes place Monday

nhht, Rb. 17. when the "Invinclbles"

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256 340 V11 184 194

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219 284

117 23! 32! illd 289

214 172 131

281 189 228 297 fl

209 '.103 385 270 209

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,_a.__awnam sn. -on in

mil the “canuchlf

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Handicap-racing is gauging new.

sdvooates. It appeols-to Ihr in last track mansgerru a rneanaiinfhap-1

ing the fast recordhorses com- petition.» ' - __ .,_ ' ‘

' Don Mcraqden, the l§`Tuette

his ~team‘| victory over Harvhrd. `is reporledtobeontharuenp llsto!

the.6htoego.'.llcala-Howto.. -Xi 1

Rn'»ty"H\rgll`d‘1nd Milla' Gnhdteilow, have boon-lined $25 apiece i'br_th¢_ 'battle ot the exit folhwlnt tlivarlae-1 gtroit-Boltongamo laatweek._ _ _ _ ____ _ Eddie 0’Meara, columnist .od Oi-l

tawa, voicca the rumor that ~"!.¢¢.e\'1 Patrick is going to leave the ll-:moral after this season. Judging 'Y the mann. mm ls man; in lamina tor next year. wa doubt it. ` _ 1

aoonbeallateamadupovn dll a aide matched race at on February N for the_Down lst ice ndnl cbcnlplmship. _Bqrhu Delight. the Maine .lial eaidt.obeil\,toDformto_ t . _ - 1

11. 1| me out 'hm 'intel-utsbol-¢_

Weat 'Point held _Notre Dame to a late in Dooombor._ about? J. ` interested in bllildingi rink in_`P_l_ tl-3` _ .--.....-'_ - _ _ -5 -- ------- -. . f _-- - burah and will go ahead if naar-‘_

mas are givenfthat the propwdt

Ei" §:;5§ .!&§1`§i§_ Eiggé Es__ 555;*

No doubt tba l’l9|»¢.!all|’ VW.;

llllll iridrjditlltll. but itis “W

The Dotroitlnternational langue

club is outdrawing the National Lea- gue' club heavily. The two are own- ed by tha lame people and the Olym- niu an undar the general direction ot Jack Adams# Cougar msnlser. with the veteran hunk Ilbyatcn in direct charge. Ibyston, incidentally. lfmlli N ll yilrd old, but he hopper into a game thoother night 11111 noted ,the winning goal.

'B. E. Wllltoolhb of Waterville, l\ie._ has Auld Bonlol Jr.. 2.ll'_»l. to 1 hnricmtn oi Boulton. Me.. and whsi he hal lait now ara all the get or atlantic Enroll, 2.01%. The Pins Tree amhusialt oinl Iaetell Express. put ot Xgttlo Ina. 2.06%, by Moke. md htm kpreas. out _of Sadie Janet, 3.14%. by Potor the Crest. The 'hat namd atutlad 13 times lest sea- aoh, nvlo.r,`b\lnl behind the money ani gain; into -winter quarters with a Noll d- 2.103.

In Pause is tuning un his vomit

'thlaa evening-1. Roy U optimistic with regard to the toush games to come. Bo iso! the onlnlon itat his lllthilll little band will give the Southam .IL B. league chaniillvil-5 a. dandy game on Friday nilht- Ftb' bruary Blat. At lllyrato local inns mly Hitt Ulurzd i‘~~‘ the red and black crew will be well drilled in H11 Rho lltwt Win!! of the National Pas- tlme.' Whst '.P,\'awao doesnt know about hockey. could be hwl¢d through the oyo ot a. needle with a horse and cart.

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lame bowling record to ai-loot al!

Am” 3”-| Qui ml; rolled 3123 ior g' my .@ri1.tn'l¢ record Wednesday night- Joe lilghla. 'low man on the Mahi. with-.a. total three strinii 0! "51

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