' 1Bo_vlr—I_In'g~ ‘ 1

slimlmunlnul llNE llFBEST EVER HEil]

, .

Fine Amateur Spirit time G0ntests_

3T. JOHN. Nov. 19.-—ln tho cold. clear light of a Monday morning review o! the 1928 Maritime in; door championship meet at the Arena lust Friday night under the auspices of the Young Minus (lath- ollc institute, one ilh-ltnnt impress- ion Atlantis out unite ('l("lll‘llV-—<ll wig-s one hf the best indoor inert»; ever held in the ch)‘. Opinion on that point of those who wore lui-lly enough to attend is (ll'('lill‘lll_\' llll‘ unimous and lllilllY "l" “mw” .140 H" far as to [lll!('(' llll7lIlﬁl’l\‘t‘:-l on rec» ord that it was the llUNt nu-i-t ol‘ all. Not only were the llnldu-s closi- "1111 eyiiitiug~bordi-riilg in several iustilnci-l-i on the rilflldilllﬂlllll not only were thri-o records of twi-lvi- years standing tlllllltilllﬂtl‘ bllt the true umatcul- spirit prevailed throughout.

When Gordon Wilson tried to clcur 5 feet 6 lllifllli-l in the high jump behind the flllnoln-i “Zan" Mil~ h-r. after a spleudiil (‘Xllldlltlﬁil of grit, the (Yanadliln high jump i-hanlplon was the ilrst to con gru- tlllate him. When Norval Lunibirrt liuirullv fell across the liuish line at. tho close oi’ the gruelling three- mlle strurggle with George SDPllKl-Z pounding close behind him in the moat sensational ilnish seen here in many ‘a iliiy, it was Sprogg who said "the best mnn won."

When “Ell“ Yeoman; beat Arn- old Kee to the tape in the record» breaking mile walk after Kee had led all the wayr and looked like a sure wiunor. the twoolQthtam josh- cd each other like‘?! pail‘ of school- boys. When “ilnrlley” iiraucir.‘ |‘(‘(f~ l‘lVt‘tl u blg scare ln that hitti-r stru-ggle on the home stretch oi‘ the mile with Bruce Vldnchestcr. Francis told the 'l‘elegriiph-.1ollrila1 Sports Editor that Winchester was a game youngster and gave him a

Gleghorn Signs, _ With Canadiensl

.\l(l.\"l‘ltl<3Al., Nov. 1!l.-~Sprugno (‘li-ghorn, last yeurhi (taptaln of the l"unaliliclls. to-llay came t0 terms with Dianuging Dlftllitﬂl‘ Leo Dun- duraiul. and was the first one of lust year's lllt'll1l)l‘.l'1i of the toum to

Marked Fridays Mari-

roal rllil.

This is the stuff that counts. To be the winner was their keen ile- sire hut when they lest, they cheer- .lllly acklloyvli-ilgi-rl the other fel- low was a shade tho better. 'l‘lioy foil-gilt fairly and squarely ilnil that ls the inulil idea. When St. Juliii rill! hold mi-irts of this sort. there‘

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Package of for

vliiilal i-onlpi-iltors was: (‘alnphi-ll, lll; ll, l<‘l'llui~i ilou Wilson, MUIIlPlIII, D.

ti points each

(leorge sprain-r.

Y. .\l. (Y. .. Albert School . Sussex A. A. A. . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

Total

Cougars W011 From Vancouver 5-1

sit-p Ill line for this season. Sphi-

lirst ilcfi-nce luen in _the_pro‘galne. i

iillil his definite signing on again 1 for the locals causes a sigh of re- nous, league livl‘ t othe club owners. Dundurilnil their new captain Clem

rofnsvil $3.500

llarry Scott. who ivas l'l‘lll'l',r~ll‘lll'

lug the (fiilgnry teuiu of the Went- out forward, hlicltl-y Mack’ l‘l'll League. Spraglle has iioi. been is again elected captain as yet. this (lotcth was pfﬂﬁﬂllil until the team sisrvice, but

splendid giline llll did ii lit-o Dnniluraild also lllllltllllltlittl Kay's place.

not being sieltli-il gi-ls t0 Grimsby.

tn-llay that he hail v .oi

veil tho sign

i-il contract oi‘ Fortier, tho liull am- er, goes a grca uii-ur ho was after. and Furtier will oi’ the Cougar

report for training at Grlmsby. lie G

has been playing with tho Royal strengthened the (‘anadluns of tho Ottawa League.

\/\Jusi: Say-

sauna"

ed llt'l'(‘ glll- is looked upon an one of the lug

champions. lied

‘s no ilaugcl‘ for the siinonpllri-s.

‘dull-ally. Arnold iii-c. , "llill" .\|tt,\'lll‘.‘-i, Nor’ val Lambert, “Zan" Miller, “llvi-f" M: cnlni, "Ell" Yi-ouiuns, 5 [ioluls 1'.lll'l|I-llt‘lll'_\' llollh-s and "ldliil! Win~

_' 11 -,llllill)l(* to sleep that night.

121‘

Vl(7'l'()lilA, ll. (1., Nov. I!l.--'l‘hl‘i _ local opening game l '

(‘oust Hockey Association was lilst night, tho locals inuk- their 1922i season's ilebut before heir home supporters with u 5 to victory liver tho Vancouver Mar-

lii- had .1_to plny at noon lhi- ui-xt day and 11was llefviltl-ll by l-lagi-iilnvlli_-i', the _ .Gi.-ruiiln.

Recently (‘ochrau opened a bil~ fliard parlor in Hollywood and be .wiis so busy getting his business Hinder way that he lliltl no time to ‘train or llfltlitltv. for the irhanlpion- ishlp.

Be.t\\'eeii now and Dec. Iii, when the play-off starts in Sliicago wilb_ {the (thaniploti, lll‘ probably will spend all his time ill practice and thinking ollt lloppe.

Which will do him no good.

u the Pacific!

Won From Calgary , WINVIPICG, Nov. lit. -Scol‘ill;.f two goals early In the soi-ouil ])i‘l'il)tl

h)’ gave the Etllllﬂlltﬁll Eskimos a hard Iinligliliil. for (‘lt-ghoru this the (‘ongars gave Vancouver their Sluntni-r, which was ofturi-il him by si-i-oilil ri-vl-rse iii as ulnny starts.

iiiirui-il vii-Jory of 2 to l over the Calgary 'l‘igers hi-ri-..Sut|li'lln_i' in the first game of the profi-sslovial

\'iiiii-rnivi>i' had to get along with- hqgkL-y 1.1.111." 1-11 111111-11 101111 1101.13

while _'l‘o Fowler, ibson

in the forward

ﬂlso in 7711s of 50 and l_0_0

QiaAil a _'

YOUR. ' TER’S ' XMAS .

If; YOU Coilﬂtlll; with daughter you will discover how happy she will be to sire»- Photo- Bfﬂllhs al.1111119,.“ t” ' ffiﬁﬁltlijl" and Dlaymgtgg,

Mﬁkﬂ. Jhe. ap- gioggtment today

Darren-M

(M1110 VUY)’

sailors Ion lihe

Enil ‘pALPOD or navigation.

into regular hi1 llillyvll 11 fast aild aggrvssivi- hockey for the 0t- lilkv M110- opeiiing tllt of the sl-zisou and thcrl-

Victorian goal keoll- changes tdcnl for the success thirty fivo hnnilrcd fans on edge. s. The appearance. of Tight ileftllltilVi‘

ipoplllar anion!- 1-119 hleililterra helm. (Ndqdauy (“uﬂng etorinis. Evem mgtly the was lrnouin as tile 899'

His name lives HOW-‘illlﬂl’! ""495

ly because of an isiﬂjhiicql U imidedl 5111- l14'"'“‘," Fl-PI. nr SL- 1Elhno's ‘Uiiltl- Til!‘

_ _ IIY- W110 count iii the two games. H?!" 111111111111 =1 ball thigh (Iharllc Although failing to show i-hiim-

plolisltijl forlii the tennis pluyi-il

were lnuuy fast and furious t‘X~

which served to keep the

tactics by both

llne stiles featured in u strenuous bat.- team and the now substitutes went well.

tle which was iii doubt until the filial hell.

Nicholson's TPillll vs. The Sailors.

lllOll.

H BllllEllllPPE”"iifitilillWEINGTMBIVILBTIEIJFBNIIT’ 1 illlHlEFlENil llTlEllElLlﬁ

I t. or aftowt...

(Y, team lllzlde lt too wurlll

thi-m. Follinvlng is the score:

CHWOWN BOWLING ALLEVS

There was a double header howl- ed at the Ch'T0wn Bowling Alley, between The Truckmen Vs. The Sailors ln which proved to be u victory for the Sailors by 99 pine. The second match game was be- tween the Radios Vs. Stars. The Raidm played a strong game and were winners by 109 pins.

lleuvyyveight-Jacli Dempsey. 1 TRUCKMEN ‘Pill: ldliropenn champions ili tllt’ .|, Wilt: . . . . ..l*i" lo." '““"‘.' ""1"" “W . 11 1,11.l(.1:11mn H 12;; 10;: nuilllflll‘: .l\l1ontrli_-ul1‘l. of llilglillllllll 1-‘. Duffy . . . . .. ii2 iio - ‘_ if 1'» <‘ 1112111111 inguin- ‘1_ 1111111. _ _ _ _ __ 11,11 1,11, (‘l‘ltllll. 0t France; ilarry Allison, of} 11 vpssoy 1111 131; Ellﬂlanil: Plot l-iobin. oi lir-lginmz,‘ Rt-llillltl TTtltL-Of England, and Ernr; ‘Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. l|lQqu§l)l m [mm ‘I 1 itlltil‘ innfigue is rci-irguizivl m, SMLORS the world lll-Zlll-l]I‘Zl\'y\VL‘ll;lll! f'l'llllllll.tl' .1. Flynn . . . . .. lot 1H its». "'1" '11‘ "1" li11i11'1l$t111<~-w by virtu- 11 1011,1111 _ _ _ _ H 131-, 10;; 1311 _ hqlof his tit-feat oi‘ llullllug Silll it‘ .I. itanahail 115i 1-i7 125 sr. their lll-lltfll at Dublin la rt s: |1_ 11111111 , _ _ _ H 151 11;; Pair s Day. .\ic'l‘iguie won thi-ri- (it-u, 11111111 _ 157 135 force's ili-elsiou ill the "OYIIPHi. which wi-lit twenty rouiulu, '1». T111111 _ , , , _ _ , _ _ _ _ ‘ _ _ _ ‘ _ _ H European boxing boilles ciantl-nili-il. however. that Sikl had failed to THE RADlOS Woigh in and that on this icchuicili- it.y the title was not at. stvnke. ' lC. Caswull lti 152 Guni- Tunney, of Nmv York. is H. Ford . . . . .. l4? 10!! llll cognizeil Vulii-d States lilaht- V. Mclnnis 115 9-1 heavyweight chanlploli. J. MacDonald .. 127 100

Gordon Luud .. 101 ill)

'l‘ni.'ll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. l .' vrirlon lllg-Il School .*€ll1'l‘t'\‘<rl||]_\' k tlt‘ll‘l|tl4‘|l llii- ll.'ilii'.'l.\' llt‘l'lllll tro THE STARS |Ili_v. ludirulliw- of lhl- Alorillini- “w. ltlitll . . . . .. lltli lit? 81-min‘ lligh School Pbzininioualllp l7. Lllllns , . . . .. 111;: of) this ufli-inoon, \\'llt‘ll lhi-v winrl‘|-..11| W, .\il"[‘aglle: .. l1!!! loo irzulia .\¢'.;iil<~lny ii-nlu. ‘ \\'nl|‘i~1l|.-_ <\. (‘lieveriv _/ till iii’! lhri-l- to nothing. l1‘. SltVlllillll lT-i.’ 7'.’ ' » ~ .. .. 'l‘otul mm,

tomorrow" ulghl bi-tivecn "lll'k\'_\' agi '|'lII‘I't1 Will be a Challenge game

Nov. Zlsl -»liovvr.~l vs.

Solilrlers ind St. Avilrils Boyd vs.

Trliclr

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A DISGUISED COMPLIMENT

Sir Alcxandei" Aiackenzic, the‘ eminent innsiiwall composer, wliilel travelling in (ianuda. had an ilmus- iug and Tiflllilfllitllll‘ experience. Suddenly his train pulled up at a little wayslili: station. and he and the other passengers were told that sinnething wos wrong on the line and that they must wait at lcnst nine hours. "Nine hours in tlll>< vhoie of a place!" exclaimed Sir Alexander. "Away from all civili- zatlonl How l hate its very name! ilut what is its name. by the wiry?" Putting his head out of the carriage window he saw on a board in front oi‘ him the name oi’ the despisoil station in large letters. it was

L_\_O swaouens \@

5'38-

“Mackenzie?

'l‘ll:- Eskimos went down to their

first. ili-flzili last night. The L. of for .w T B I A , "A. f.

nu I i4ll\\\\\\ l

HEEUBNIZEI] l5

L. OF c. ' ' ' " .. .......... ........-.- (W11 P r _ v giving exercise than stilt walking. Sluilh. 2: Stewart. L. l{i-.i"l' uud 4 ' ‘f 1 " _ ' .. . J. (‘ullugluiu . . . . .. ltlf» it: [Ni 1.11115. N’ . 1i1_ S.“ » 111 1 Long. l i-iirh. Scholastic: M. ltici», NEW \l),li_l\, _.'\ov. 1o, . » _\\ |lll11 J’ Kuny 15:1 183 181 vlnl;nl)hn;$lllrills\.min‘zl“1lsl1‘11\di1gll1_ l}; 1.11.1111 3111111101. 111111 1111-11 K1119, 5 lloppi», world s billiard tfl!."lll-l.|)ll‘nl o A. 111111,), n 1011 1,11 11-12 ‘H1 Sum"; bnxém b-y m“ Imlerlmtlu" Willis viii-h; llarry 111019. 411111111“: “ml ‘m '5" ."""“'.m'l“"' _M_"“.\’ l? l". lilcMahnn . 121 13h 101 111 lloxlng Union here on Saturday. iii-mic elm-ki- llllil n. O'Connor. 1t; defend his inh- m a jvl-iy-v-t 111-1" 1 ,\_ Joy . . _ , . . . . . . .. 100 144 14o , - .. ,, _ _ .. _ v _ l 1mm 111011111 111 (-1111. .1, 11111111151 llilttliug blki “as (lLpPlVLll ot ("'_'m'} C"~*5~'““_- ~ _ _ _ on“, 1111,1111“. (.01.111..11,_ 1:’ f" his tltlo nl‘ lightbi-avywi-ight 1117M‘ Ismnding m pom“ ml “m!” y Hill-ii"! llfvltillllv Wii! hi" |"“‘""-“i“ .1. 1 1 .,111.. b‘: 7M “'7 champion of the world. the titlv ' 1 1 1_ 1 .11.. 111|,.,1 1.1.11, 1-1 11|-111;1'[y 9 l‘ ~ "- being left vacant. 5mm; ti; shunt lflllt‘ nervi- (Slfttlll lrtillllilll! 'l‘he National Boxing Association ‘ _ from a month's intermission ill the E5K|M°s 1n’! Alllviljlllll livlrrsrctallvsltelll by‘ UP‘ 1.1M.“ 11 3:: 111.11 1 _ _ u 1ernaiona .-ninn o ies gnu e a, 1.1.0j111h_1‘1_'_ 21 bin-lira" is llighty 01' nerves. liki- gfyigtw - ~ - ~ - - - - -- 11n|tcil_ Stine-s hght-1w=1\'y“'qii|=111i 1- AbeirwQits A 1 _ v0 inairy youngsters. llis youthful (j- M“ ~ _"_ ';_ clanipinn, or organize conipetit 0n '"' ‘ H , _ , . . ‘Illdlll 13.! 126 10.» 11 1 , - 1 . .. 1-11» .1 . 11, 511,150,; _t\_ ,\_ A‘ _ __ 7 susceptibility to luental inwards ' 1 V _‘ a_ H ill-villi’. )0.\(‘.|.§ o V its l. HHS. 1~ Y_ 1v|_ (j_ 1 _ _ _ _ __ _ 1; probably i-ilusivil him to muff the 23,1215 Yldltllt-l to be held before July 31,| m’ 1i X_ 1_ __ 3 chance. to win thi,-_ri-i-.i-iit Ullllllllltiilll- - - ' - ' ~ ~ - ' ' - _ _ ‘ n lfli-l. ‘ _ _ 5L Guurgug; _\‘ _.\1 _ _-;|ship tournauii-iit instead oi ilulsh- 6W" qt; _n 'Ilie llll(!l‘lltl1'l0l]ﬂl Union will on) ltulliosay College 1il11l§ ill 11 thr- I H _ To“! 2M2 "’ t ' gunlze a lsliuililar coinpiatltioin Ill‘ U11111111¢|11K1 _ _ _ V _ _ > _ _ _ ‘ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1' (‘ochrau ill-fcati-i oppe in one ‘ - - ullrope ani ie WIHIIOTS lti tic two of the early matches oi’ the tollrua~ _ competitions will meet to ilecldl: scholastic nivnt. The match wits not finished “"511 “Umc- R~ _I5L'"""5- 195* Sikfs successor to the title. Georg- _ until nliilniglit. and the youngster ‘Ni-‘Ttd-iﬂm" [final-Tilt "Eiwuu" Elli-i es (larpcntier. owing to his failure Y_ _\.I_ ('1 1_ _ _ ‘ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 11 sulil he win-l so i-xcileil that he was (“ml 915 m"! V 1 ~ R-

to respond to the French Boxing l-‘iaileratinifs request oi‘ August 25. is ilisbarroil front competing for the championship in Plurope.

The following boxers were ri~~ cognizeil as world champions b: the Unhii:

myhmiltlit-Paili-llr. Villa.

llantnluweight-Joe Lynch.

Fezitlieiwviaiglit——.iolinuy Dundee.

Lightweiglit-lleiiiiy Leonard.

Welterweight-lliicltey Walker.

.\lltlilltll\'iilglll——-lllll‘l‘y Grab.

on Boy! on Girli!

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