_ . Nov. 10.— Seven teams will compete in the Na.- tfoilll liofley League this season Pittsburgh was admitted to the pro- hockey circuitvat the annual meet- ing 0f the league here Saturday af- ternoon; the Ottawa club having withdrawn ‘their objections to tho entrance of Pittabrugh, so that their inclusion in the loop was un- animoua.

Hamilton's last attempt to re- gain the franchise they operated last season was abortive.

Two applications were received for franchise from different sources . in Chicago the object being to start‘ a club in the “Windy City" next season. One. previously announced. from Charles Hail, President of the Coliseum Building Corporation. and the other from E_ it. Garey, a Chicago lawyer. who flied the up- plication on bchnlf on a Sylllilcnlt: of Chicago men. Both applications wers tabled for further informa- tion.

Although the question oi the rc-

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instatemeng oi the former llamil-H-vcr, a clause was added that no suspended followiugmew club can be admitted In any their strike before tho league play-forty where a franchise already ex- offs last spring had been left en-lists without the special consent of oi Presidentthe club already enjoying the fran- Calder to deal with as he saw exichise in the city concerned.

ton players.

tirely in the hands

pedient, the matter was introduced by, representatives of the New York club to-whom the majority oi

the players have been sold. It ‘wasiquestion of a salary limit for teams. stated that the players were stilliNo club may have a payroll exceed , under suspension, though it is in-jing 835.000 for the season. Np team timated that some action may be shall he allowed to carry 111°"! than expected in their cases within lIlCii\\'t'I\'li players

next two weeks.

Playing rules were altered Tircimorc than l-i DIIIYQTB 9" their 7°‘ anti-defence rule which has been serve list, In tho case of a goal in vogue in pro hockey 1.1.1.. wegtlkccper being changed. this will not recently, was adopted by tilc lcag-iaifcct tho clause regarding twelve

Z lie at it! sessions. This will allow only two men of a team. exclusive

of the goal keeper. from stztndinglyct unsettled. llmvcver, it is def- Iine tdlnitely decided that the first game

behind their own blue await the advancing puck.

“flagging Puck” Regarding the

puck" by the side short a man, und,the new team in the circuit. The wanting to adopt defensive tnctics-lscusotl will open locally on Novem- the teamlhor 28, though the home club has not yet. been made for the local-

fhe league ruled that should he penalized and the puck faced off again xvhen the player carrying the puck stopped Willi it. It was felt by the representatives of the league that the side with the odd man should make it a point to go after the puck, and that as long as it was kept moving there could be no satisfactory rule lllillif‘ to halt. the defensive of a handi- capped team.

‘Giiioagolillants to Enter Circuit in 1926 Sea- soa-Puok Bagging is Discussed.

' not right This, Season For {Phe-

MONTIEAL. Nov 10-'Witb Tor- onto lBtilllh Rugby club bringing down ths strongest team that oval‘ reported, the Queen City to battle winners of the Montreal ‘district hers on Monday on the McGill campus. with University oi New Brunswick scheduled to in ade the Quebec metropolis nqxt- atnrday from Fredericton, and‘ with a pos-

posed surface. Another rule om- bodied in the code was that prac-

MoTior ‘ Trophy .

tlsed last season regarding awo- matlc suspension after three maj- or penalties received by any one -player in a season. In the event of suspension and later reinstate- ,ment three fore major penalties will be necessary before the next suspension the player once having been suspended and reinstated starting off again with a clean sheet. To clear up possible argu- ments over the ending of a game. it has been definitely settled in the rules that the time keepers’ bell ends each period of the game and not the referee’ whistle, this re- gardless of the positlon- of the puck.

Several amendments were made to the constitution. That proposed in rt-ducc to a majority instead of

libility oi a Halifax fifteen enter-

ior the English Rugby champion- ship oi Canada and the McTior Cup. is the hottest aver. interest in the gums which for years has found its chief exponents in tho Maritirnss and lBritIsh Columbia; ls booming. The Montreal field. ior- merly confined to the McGill and Montreal English Rugby Club. has now a new entry from the Sun Life this fall.

The Toronto team has been greatly changed sincs it last ap- peared in Montreal. They still have Simpson, a iformer Scottish player, one oi their best three- quarters In Rhys Williams, a form- er Welsh player. and despite the loss oi Moore and Crossley. of last year's forward line. they still have

lug into the play. contests this yean

u unanimous vote the count for ad- mitting a new club to the league. was withdrawn following Ottawa's decision not to oppose the admis-

a. strong front rank. The Montreab Club, formerly made up largely Yo! Old Country players has been strengthened by

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“rugglng oi thelloston will be the opponents of

sion 0i the PiliBbllFEb 0111b. 30W‘ the addition oi Halifax blood. J. S. Seager. formerly with the English Biackheatb and Middlesex County teams is considered one oi the best halves on Canadian lineups. He was considered a strong possibili- ty for his English international cap had he remained in the Old Country last season. A. C. Cohen. a forulpljiambridgo blue and Mid- diessx man. also played in the English international‘ trials and was strong form to get his interna- tional cap had he remained in Eng land. He is expected to return to England within a year or two. Jim Scriven. Bobby MacCoy, Stech and Archibald are the Hali- fax stars. who have been added to the Montreal strength. , The coming of the University of New Brunswick boys next Satur- day, to play the winners Quebec- "Ontarlo game is expected to pro- vide one oi the greatest English

I Salary List St. Patrick's brought forward the

in uniform after IJUClZIlIIJPI‘ 31. No club may have

players lu uniform. The (liléflllnll of a schedule is as

will be played at Pittsburgh on Thursday. November 26, the Unit- ed States Thanksgiving Day, when

city.

Pittsburg In Nation-

rugby contests ever seen in this i

start.

President Calder was rs-slected to (lffi(’(‘. The following were an point-HI to tho board oi governors of tho league:

(‘hztrles Querrie. Toronto. ‘St.

al League

MONTREAL, Nov. III-Pitts- burgh wns officially admitted into the National Hockey League at the annual meeting oi that body hers Saturday afternoon. Ottawa with-

Pals, Redmond Quain, Ottawa. A. II. Itoss. Ilostrm; James F. Strach- an. Montreal: Leo Dandurand, Can- ndimls; 'l‘_ l’. German, New York;

drawing its objection on =boing as- sured that Plttsburgh had a strong team. lt was also decided that ai- ter December d1 no club may have

The goal keeper's pad in future .l_ Odie Cloghorn. Pittsburgh.

will be limited tn l2 inches of ox- Lintvrfs Yacht ‘Howbolt To Run

l N°W Engaged AS l In Newfoundland Rum-Runner, . l WESTVILLE, Nov. 10.—Jimmy AIIAMI. Flo.. Nov. lO.—A iliS-lllawholdt, crack Westville mara-

‘patch to the Miami from Nashan, British states Sir Thomas I-iPWVH YW-‘htqond to John Miles, Sydney sensa-

--Shamrock lifthree times ilcieateflitlon. here some time ago in the international cup P8081‘. is now Ian-Maritime championship ten mile ghged in liquor carrying under an event, leaves tomorrow morning on alias, flhe Silvia. for St. John's. New- The Shamrock ll recently was ac- foundland, where lie will compete quit-ed by tho Nashnu liquor housolagainst the host athletes oi the Old of Pindera Collins and Brown andfColony in indoor athletic meetings. is now-riding at anchor with filllNovt-tuhor l6 and 20. Three years other liquor schooncrs in Nashauhgo Stanton and Laurler Jackson Ilnrllor, The vcssol now bcnrs IIIPNVOHI. to Newfoundland and made a name “lsosoclcs." ‘sent-rill clean-un-

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Hilton Supports

comes from England that Harold Hilton, former British and United States amateur golf champion, has urged upon the Royal and Ancl nt Stars vs. Anchors. the adoption of the steel shaft. ton contends that the hickory in America is vanishing and that the steel gives a player no advantage.

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paper despatches from Ts/mploo say local boning

more than fourteen signed players or more than twelve in uniform.

Babe Ruth’s Two Greatest Foes

NEW YORK. Nov. 10.—Bab' Ruth's greatest enemy during the [summer is a slow curve bail. In

ing foe is an enormous appetite. "A big moose steak felt just like a sandwich to me after walking an hour on our recent hunting trip in New Brunswick.” the slugger ad- mitted as he made plans to spend the winter in Florida. golf links.

the cool "months he admits his lead- t

1.. or o. nowtma atuva 1on3‘ .

Boone u follows:

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19¢. 1P. McGDIIoII of 505 pine. - 4 ‘Nhlfltt the Alqrfi vs. Stars 7.00 p-rn. Press vm-Berbers at 8. p. m.

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ooorsttows LsAou s.

Last night on the hag-no Alloys an excltin: lune was rolled bo- of uvalrPm” ""° bland. a m- twosn the Rovers and "All Comm. "l! organisation. meeting The Rovers winning out by :47

. 111.

n, a fsw" with ths Firemen for the , l," second. “ will be played on

l" 21.10 sharp.

Jcflbnndier ............ 1:4 1:2 121 - - .- 2. gtxhon .____.,._. m .111 12o GOQk _- no1l.._..._, 115 .100 11o . u. ‘tr-linol- .....____. 11o 1:9 191 T911 Rounds

W. Bevin» M1 .,i1‘ls11 nuns, of ruled high totipl

1 over George Cook, of Australia, in

2nd. Game. £1.63. ......"'.'§+_If'.\fig g? 1g; French Fighter _ _ Speedball Takes iiiai....-.-.-..-.--.--~*-E1i: u; is L°S°S Diiilslii" Footballs Pia-m’ GIII 127 183 161

cs2 ass 1E1; a 21a

Volley Ball got-awn to a “nod

hot" start at the, League of the Cross gym last night. Alter a couple

held at whIclr-amumbor oL-nsw, teams entered.‘ .< . . -

Thsfflrlt game of the schedule will take place Thursday evening at 8.80 sharp. The Ilovsv-s moo the-liters in the first set to an; Hickey and-Nicholson: will "twist

Tuesday and Thursday evenings at

Young Stribling

‘ conuunns, Georgia. Nov. 10.;- Young Stribling won a decision

a ill-round bout hers last night at the Municipal Memorial Stadium Cook was floored in the eighth round but was able to finish the tight. .

i?- ‘| . ooorsttows L-saous. _' F‘""‘Y’ i , . »~ - , You won't ‘to 1 sollziorllrya gir- Bed Heads over Flnns Run Away laughing for 2 na ors ns. __ ‘ ' . ~_. ~ With Title Events '"°""“ P Do Rodi-I do. -_-- ‘NW7 . vm 1'48 180 145 NEW YORK. . — ‘Howatt . . 150 158 173 Ritola and his mnrltgvoilothtaw “V WEI“ 5:22am‘: ‘h’ P- Formhe 18s" 10a 114 nish-Amsrican A. 0.. carried off In aytoriee m’ a. MoEachern 155 ias 14a the Metropolitan A. a. n team and ..,.‘1, l. w?" "' a. Johnson 11s 112 15s individual championships for tho f, |'° °" ' h" fourth consecutive year at Van rfl’ a" and mud“ - name! 794 ‘I51 731 Cortlandt Park yesterday. I Total 2216 Leading ths way practically . _from start to finish, Ritoia cover- Benatorn. ed the course of six and onequar- J. Stewart 159 250 tor miles in 39 minutes 5 4-5 sec- L. Howatt . 129 112 160 ends. At the end he was a full E. Bur-hoe ........ 98 186 120 quarter of a mile ahead of Fred P. Turner .. 135 108 160 Wachsmuth. of the Millross A. A.. A. Affleck . 140 155 168 thznational cross-country titllst of ' 192 . - 666 B80 858 Fred ‘Wachsmuth lbrolrs the tape Total 2204 about 150 yards in front of Karl

Koski, of the Finnish-American A. 0.. the junior metropolitan champ- ion. and Keslti. in turn. was fol- lowed by a team mate. limar Prim.

FOX NEWS

NEW YORK. Nov. 10.—-melon Vlnezo, of France, making his first appearance hers as the lightweight

‘v-nmow sPnnNo/s. 0. New 1°- —<Antioch College -has given up the

‘Majority for pins.

shunt "

rolling in what is expected will be a fast opener. _ Great interest is taken in this lesillw- not "iv by the players. hut by a largp r ' wring of fans as well, therefore a packed house is prediqg. ed for the get-away. The "Y" gymnasium i/lulx season has had considerable improvements "Id everrfltins humanly possible for a fast floor has ibeen attended o

lMsdals will be p. seated to the Wilmlllllz team at the conclusion of U10 Bflries. after which s. Maritime playoff will ‘be arranged.

TM! league will not only go a 1011s ways toward ‘putting bum. bf" 011 the m1» locally. but wlill aso act as a great "conditioner" 0r those content-plating won; on

England Defeats

"'9 1W surface this winter. Teams flor tonight’;

- - fixture will Irish Soccerites 353M 1m c» follow-ms: i

"' stat-n

numerous Eng ‘Nov 1o- c“ " R 81mm

_ - -- - Scantlebury .. R 5pm“; langland defeated Ireland six. to Acorn ' u . iour in an international Amateur Toomhg aw igoccer match here today. The Campmn 8 Mwmxilm‘ score at half time was four to one Dlsamond . . . l, l flodtaendnn in favor of England. The match ll. Prowso . Dis pd was played in fine weather on turf Stsrrns R 39$?“

heavy from recent rains. Twelve thousand spectators saw the strug- gle.

The Steel Shafts

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var wooden shafts,

World’s Champion s

Happenings 0i The -~

Total . . . . . . . champion o; Eumpe 10114311.; 105; great American wliclze game of E a judges’ decision to Charley p05. iootiball for varsity sipeodball, n vsr-Roldyl. an of ‘New york m a z,r°und Con. combination of soccer and basket-

Sentner 100 106 174 leg; Q1- few gin-Hf; ball. Football was dropped KW" Adams .. . . 157 186 1n aagqnvl-mna] {ground b0“; vln years ago and announcement has McEachern . 146 196 can; Sgnchglgg o; 39am gouém a been mudo that speedball has been l-lsarn 11o g0 draw Wm. 953,89 Bolmfc “Ether. officially adopted as a substitute. McKay .. 94 154 wglght 0f Lgwlgmn Me ' Tho new Emile was introduced a s, ' ' year ago. Nimble tfooéwogk is "a

" 31 513 9 requirement. and S. nu sen. u

Total . 2'63‘: W. memlber of the Ali-Danish sOcoc-r

The first game of the City Basket- ball League settles will be played Iflfllsht on this “Y” floor. The An- chors and stars will start the ball

my Darrah. Denver. won on a foul over ‘Phil (K.O.) Kaplan, NewarkJ N- l. middleweight. in, the third round of a scheduled ten round match hore last night.

team for seven years. has ‘been engaged to -train the players i" th‘s department. Coach Prught of Antioch believes that speedbaii will become one of the most popular wile-go sports.

Most Oi Trophies

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.—-livelier Hegen has won more champion- shtips and open tournaments than any other American golfer.

He has won the American open championship and this British open championship twice, l-le iis the only American-born igolfgr who has ever succeeded in wnn g a. major golf ' __ _ champoinship in Great Bnltailn. l-ielpolrtqmgmi§“clgsladfig' cox“ h“ w“ ‘hi’ Fmm‘ ‘"14 ‘his ‘Biflitilc Montreal im-arktet today was

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The trniic in winter whoa-t flour was slow there being little demand from any source for supplies but as the offerings continue very light tho undertone to-‘the Irnai-ltst was firm. lPriccs of all grades of mill- fetxl were woll maintained, A good steady trade continues to fire donc fin standard grades of rolled oats and prices were steady. The baled hay situation was quiet and prices were unchanged. The volume of business transacted in fresh and

gian open, the North and ‘South- , p _ three times. the Western threefigrffie$mlgfldgtgf£ rfiildmtiéglfi times. the lMetropollitan twice, and pasfuom wage ‘old 5, United Km; a large number of sectional and Gill-mom buyers The domestic 1n cash er open tournaments. such as the- ' . Texas open where the first nine gradn w“ also of a very limited w» =1 n» ' “ are?’ **~i.“.:':i"i _' _' 0 cars- e -mm iae - Strlbhns-Tunney iLfZ'°..“‘.f..“‘Z.2.“.i.““?..l3“i.§f.駰 unchanged. Car lots of Ontario and Abaindonedkyuebec (N10. 2 white oats "were __._ quoted at 52 cents No. 3 white at wgyw ylomr, NW, 10__M8d-|son 50 1-2 cents and No. 4 white at 49 are 95rd,,“ pmmomr, wday cents per bushel ex-trock. Ontario gnuguncgd ma, “my .1.“ ajbandon. maliiing barley‘ iin car lots sold ht éd hlijpg of 9min“- qem, mnmyfi '1-Z cents per bushel ex-track. a/nd Young Strlbling for s 15-round Th9” we” m) ‘new ‘mvemmnenm lmavywglght “gm a; a Christmas. in the spring whoa-t flour markets (um; 91.0w on De“ 23_ the uvndrtoiw being steady and Unwqmngnesa on the pa” of prices were unchanged. The export Btrfbbldng’; parents to apply m the-lradc was quiet ~bu the movement new Yo"; .3,x,png Hoard for spfclallltor local and country account was permission for the Georgia boxer to take the bout was sirplaned 11s the reason for breaking off negotia- tlons. —~\--—-<-0@—_-- With The Boxers . SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 10-—-Jim-