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Susan was a slave to thrills with s kick. “I-lot And when Susan went out into;-the world to' ~ ,, get them, lhe GOT them-and then some,

Nothing but death and taxes can keep

"Wild, Wild Susan" from making you howl. COMEDY

From the story "The Wild Wild Child" by Stuart Emery

' V Screen play by Tom J. Geraghty-Directed by Edward

Sutherland

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Bill

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5ll|]»HElE5SF|]UiHiil' s’<i '

- --o---- iz-j»>1'.f;?,-‘-_*_€f>_-in `_- ' be

for Honors In Opemng G_ame~of '-P.,E.I_ 3-’;l‘.1,",._°‘.',..

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nm genie or the Pninee me--ter iinvsoeu shim in the Day Y. M. GQA. Island Footibali League. play- twenty yard line, -but unable '

y attemoon -'between the tg gdvance funther. _|' '\ - __ Gym_10_30 w

and the Abbies, and ending 'With the second .halt the Abtilee class, no to 5 smdmu. 5 to all, was undoubtedly one came back much stronger. and ap- V t' ' V ue Haw 8' 930_ beet exhibitions or Busby pai-enuy determined not to let the * °,°’°“° ° I’ - *° ° e. iooa1_gi-niiron this mi. saint. nove the edge on the piay‘,M°“' V_°“°Y B* '- »

went 11110 U16 fray do--that was plainly theirs -in the first| B°WlmE°”7- 0993135 3°-me °f C" wiin and the bail was period. and within .s short. timeli-Y I-4953"” odd F°“°W5 V5- Y'

moving from one end or thelof me whistle the u-ed and white'C. A-: 8=30 Cervells vu to the other -throughout the had to mwke fhelir l‘l‘N1 rouge. Their I-like-2, Hike it tine.

gems. -but in spite of the snappy passing to Kxyers mllnw-

best efforts of each, and although,lng up the runner oved the elt- Y M C A B0 1°

verai times it looioevd as if oneinemion and they we-re soon again e e » » W Ing

or the other _hifi 80119 tigofneam-ped on- the A-bhiie tive yard iline. *_

'team WM 040 88 8 They drld not rest hone ion-g how- mm, |n| |_

_:__he_-{o_§he__1'f.__ th ever before thx were slowly driv- 6° N “I”

c e o n eopen- en back and th the and ofthe _

ond asain securing t'i1e‘hs-i.f were stoutly defending the-ir Maj;-gmy fo;-26s'ls. and Pardon .promptly adopted 'Tilting own Jing, "gr °5°" l'P"“" _

passive -more to the' 'rue oetmnding players or the °°"°' ‘"° “‘ ° °""

to the side. and this sch- game were. Dunphy, Flemming.

0 4 netted them e'z°<>d za-in emi Jennings or the same, and "°l°"' "I W

TWC and Dogg -

pglrr twenty yard line. Within tive min- rm- -ghd -Abu;-3,

utee ot time opening whistle -the lat- Tha _line up yy” ggouwng

ter were dbiiged to rouge. Abba” gain”

lbro ht them to the Albliies McDonald, Welker ang Fh'oEachern

W. J. Abbie quarter, 'pun Bad;

fl‘0Ul1 ll M'i'llm|S. Diamond . . . . . . . . . .._ Cullen

for ai forty yard gsin.I |53]-V53

mailer saline soon Saunders ......... compheii

i0 Ula Slliilti fiV°Keliy Dunphylw vi ' ' deed-ehgnittgvy pw- while oiuiejwj n,,§'§°f_"_f__jjjjj'jjj_ 136 134

"t‘§1;n”0p;oi§2’§1’§. M°E“°h°"' di_~a~__-t;_;_;~~- 'M°D°“=*l¢i_r‘_ chandler _-.. Iss 181

the latter drove the Dixon . _ . . ..: . . . . . . Kee-relM` Camw" " 116 105

gradually back ¢°_,M°Donam '_._u___u____ memnllng K. B\|i'h08 118 100

ague u ei er ggregit on Ab e 1° vi-v

to Gain o Decision ' ‘ 4 Happenings

LeB¢N‘u\A.`_ii`i _-5-_-e

L. OF C. VOLLEY _ BALL

Voliley 311. ‘

will Dt

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their names

H. Nord [_ Diamond I-‘_ Worth 166 130

134 157

rd are

E cuweii ias 154

140 sl 194 '12 `@\

E. Lewis

Total-1886.

8 8 and Pesrdon

_ 111 181

where ‘D18-'Y Stayed 101' Walker . . . . . . . .... _ _ _ . _ Jennings

SIDELIGHTS ON SATURDAY'S GAME.

lt was easily the best game played this year, and In quits a|ga,i

number of years. To say that the fixture was hard fought would bellbii only expressing It mildly. From the opening to the ciosln whistle en

sronmrc commu'

all bo

Sain

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d -rouge

Another rally on -the pm-wa,-dn ~

te agarl rnied‘

11 ea .Her M xia " 1-1..... ._ ..:.‘;‘_:.__i_ Y- M- C- A- Juniors

were obliged lv G. conneiiy G. -ivionenaiiil

._ .. ’° 'ge ii 'millvie °f filo use si. c. 'ri-einer ._ B. Menon;-iii l 6

BV ( TEC. ) Oli __ W9i'@ f0f’C9d 51110 Molrrls . . . . B Gillis

ot er rouge onakick that re '_' 3 ........ z? if Ki;-inng again brnnignt the Abblen Spares bunch are planning on a real

,vs_ and “ann the may surged E Dmmomd D O_LeaTy_with all sorts of fun.

ck within scoring range, Near the l ' ' 1 l They Plan W Pu" 0“¢ “Om <1 of the half, which again found J'lR1g;;.l;;;dJ_' Con M Y about two o'ciock. taklns'

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action was the order of the day, and nobody ioafed on the job. Phe may in Abbie territory' the lat'

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The Saints, rejuvenated more or less showed clever backfield

work-their' passing was excellent and their tackling is also mention- ed In despatchee. Neither a re ation entered the scorln `

THE FIGHTING BAR ONET IN TRAINING

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naturally no material advantage was gained, but the St. Dunstans and Abegweits once more lived up to traditions handed down from ye olden days, when “pink teas" were forgotten ,and football was a businsu, a business in which men were men, 'ready to do or dis in order to reach the scoring line. Yea, verily so, Saturday's foot- ball tuscle was a classic. and all those who were not fortunate to be In attendance missed a treat that will be remembered for _some time.

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What the Abegweits lacked in passing they made up for it in.

clever kicking and following up, not to mention hard and flat tack-` ling at all stages. Their scrim was excellent and worked to lpliendid advantage, especially when danger iurkcd near. They had it in them,

. and when forced to play exceptional footbaIl,_ were never found loose

in the traces: this was exemplified on more than one occasion; though ..battered, bruised and weary beyond words, they faced the onslaught of St. Dunitanis best with the courage of a Sparten. The red and white wearers had the proverbial edge, but it didn't do 'em any good. Special mention may be made hers of the backfleld kicking of Bill McDonald of-the Abegweits. When work _on the five yard line was

anything but a blessing, and a score seemed imminent, Mr.Donald's educated toe pulled his team-mates out of a tough hole, much to the

chagrin of the fighting Saints who smelled viccory, but lost that sense when Bill started a~workin'.

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Another scintillating performer on the red and black squadl

necessary equipment such as balls, basebaiis, peanuts tor the nut hunt along with them. 1

at the tirst convenient .tleid

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The picture. version- oF ‘the

HAVC) A

OF WAR-DAZED * \/VOMEN _

__ , _ ‘Plov bv HENRY WAL L

__ -$£eno'_ri'o_ by EDMUND AG0U|.D|NG

ILO D u c T .1 Ioflg

ORCHESTRA

PATHE REVIEW 1-ii

A tremendous Drama of Society woven A complete encampment was built by ii

into a realistic background of the wsr. Corps of Army Engineer! i‘°If “Hf_`V0lC"-

8even hundred "Extras" ,were used in 5 Men plus women. plus love,-plus hate.

the London Night Club Scenes. equals “HAVOC." _

intend to get down to real action and have a good time.

Saturday was George Walker, husky quarter back, who proved him- ' self all that was desired; he was the bone of contention to the Saints throughout both halves. Always cool and collected he was danger-

oua all the while both on the offensive and defensive; his herculean don, in preparation for a contest in

strength and agility showing conspicuously-he was harrasslng to say

_ Good clothes are barred for they ~----do 1-- ---1 -0-re With Striblin

Come along and enjoy yourself. g

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Madison

Square Garden promoters nre con~i

T0 M3.i30ii'Tl1lli1(:`iy _ l _ A

_PRINCE EDWARD

y ferring with managers ol Gene:

A AS G0” AS -“-h‘V@1‘$;‘_'i°i.“:;i_.2f_:"'.':_'; %;§f;‘*:_‘::f:'_',‘_';_“:il _ 1 Noveunen nth AND 12-1-

NEW YQRK N lifteen round heavyweight ligiil UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF HiS

lnney fnng, no; _b;w'as9'?£;(f £;'fiiei'e December as the _f_o_atin~o HONOR LIEUTE NANTVGOVERNOR HEART2 ntrons as he was _before me opernof New Yorke .iiiual -Liiii:-inius

U H h _ _ fund show. Proniolers niiiioiiiicvll, _ ' Sngujnglgnlgs igoxaglgat s“;l::;|liIat the rmisriit of liotli lioxt-i'.~: to

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ne |n nn good an even Th'?8Bl_tdge_ the match was oiiluiiioil :ind llizii-

port I-‘rencii-Canadian came to town the Onlv. °,h”?,"°l°”' is H1” "Ming . yente,-day for an examination by coninilssimi is .i _yi-ni' rule. as aifivcl- Q _ ,Q D,-_ W_ G_ F,.nncn._ me snrgeon whmlng Strlbiliig_ 'llic (ieorgiznr lines _

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n n t n d 1 liiot reach i|i‘1 nmjmltv uulii ln- gnnnpg C etnup more an ng bon" cember 26. and officials will bo risk

ily o er man of his protes- A THREE ACT COMEDY UNDER THE

nlnn Even the doctor could not ed to waive the rule “iilrli ri- MRECTION OF

“nn anything wrong with Denmeynstrlcts boxers undci 21 yeuis to six

d gave him permission to start round mme I I

active training next week

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notre v1<"1'om.a cnoss

Jess McMahon, matchmaker, at E` Hn sn nn (nm .`

not sit for Dr. rr ii ir- ' ` _'

Dmcialapproval ‘th _bo 3 9 fiupon one or more hero rims, the

"Jon but went?" hi ahxexgs CYS)-nwnrd in ouch rmxc lieliiit Elven for '

' 5 ea W saving n human lilc-

his .Phill 10|' 3- B9l'l9UbBCh°D9|5n‘ "Spot", heinngiiig in Mr.W_Aui\li|i, _

Sir John Miibanks sparring with his trainer in H de P rk L - ey scrap in the new arena °n D°` “I T°"|""‘y “'“" ""“"“"" """"""“ 1"

MR WILLIAM WHITLOCK oncrlssrnn

-rv -en e re----<=< e f- uNoEi-1 THE |:>|nEc'rioN oF `

lfennzw Garden’ ins °ver'1°yed‘tionai Canine Defence League of Grcnt ' '

9 go B pee at Delaney Brltnin- the (Inks V C -is lir~nio\vr|i

an dn vb ~ » R W. E. FLETCHER

y a ,_ on ¢.,,,n,,,_ 11' ,mn is the me get Ticker orrics orsu oAu.v Ar o.so A. M., Fon

the ring with Detective Black.

the least, and more than one "Saint" felt like chewing nails afterf ' being thrown or pushed heavily to "mother earth." i

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' DRIBBLES. ‘ Jennings and Flemming of the Collegian: are a combination

hard to equal, locally. Their work was outstanding.

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Sammy Doyle, the new president of the M P B of A A ' NEW YORK, Nov, 9-Despite do-E

A Lionel Conacher

this wny

"|156 10|’ lilo Ovoninz boxing cami- His moon-r won iniii nn in i..~.i “lui va _

Dredlcitions. but it seems sale:

enough to prophesy that the Garnldeiitniiy sri. nn fire.

den will be thrown open with n` capacity crowd. The fans hm-o,l>y the dog, who iinonni into lin- ro-nn

. been Wiliullg lmjltltlently for ;|n.‘itnf| tore the flnining 1-niiun-\\'|u-i

`-other rumpug between pn.” nndjimnrinucn off tho lolz, luiriiinl.: his furr-

‘ Jack for more than a year. it is;

one "natural" that sppsrentiy’ would not |039 nny af ‘tn auracmtai n prim- “inning \\'r-iuii ru:-lug \\‘i|l|\

ucuie phlebltis of thc li-g, und by ilu-

The ellen of the |»nlir~.ni were in-.1r|i

Another "lil-lin' V. ('." wrii-I nivnrili-il

EXCHANGE OF COUPON_S AND SALE OF SEATS

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" is 3- "tue 9ai`|Y i0 Lmoke anylaiortors orders tha- iiffoi-tl-ii limi. wus 80C,

swnthed In cotton wnul. '.l‘iil»= \\`l\a nrri- g - "I

NOTE:-Performance Milli start Sharp on 'time 8.30 P. M. Doors Open 7.80_P. M.

lu:-vcri_v in lhc nrt. _ _ » A _

U. of C., Lou McMillan, Jimmy Coyle and other old time plgskinifeat from lloney Boy Finnegan in. jugqlers voted Saturdays contest, “football in alll its flourishes." IBDHUIH Wefiiifiiilliiy MEN. ‘BEDS

_‘_ _._ _'_ 4, n, llierman will get s return meeting

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Jack "Whackey" McEachern made his lnltlal appearance Sat- me ieatherwmgm chammon

urday on the Abbie half line; although a little stale due to lack of_i J practice, he showed the same speed and dash characteristic of form--(;m-dun match mnkm-_ nay, H5,-rn.

er years. it is hoped McEachern will stick to the game for the`_an

duration of the season. -”h_“’“|d 59'- 3 chance “t"‘K“9l3“~

_'_ _._ *_ _._ *_ _ _lt was a good dgiit. McMahon

Bring your dimes along the next game; of course those wholf: (the sixth and had mm in had

Nouldn't pay a dime to see an Arab do a ski jump in the Sahara de-lnhapn, Herman wnn nl] over him

sfanr-

sort, had better stay away, again in the tenth nnd iiiioiiiri have

- 4. 4. 4. 4|. .|. stopped him in n 12 round iight."

Referee "Toby" McMillan had a hectic time of lt, but the writer

thinks "Toby" was pleased, :is a _pronounced twinkle was noticed'in

his eye while the battle raged. Oh yes, Mr. Referee you played a

“few” hard games yourself. 4

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A deflated football held the game up almost ten minutes

Better to have two or three on hand rather than have this unneces-

sary delay. ' M

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"GATE RECElPTS_" ol C

`~ Not more than eight or ten dollars wascoiiected. It deesn‘t ;:'_l:i`9

"seem possible hut. as the Irishman says. figures don't lie. The ex- t

hockey men from vsrlous parts

is Kid Kaplan. css McMahon. Madison Square

was entitled to a draw and

l_ "Herman dropped Finnegan

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anads and the United States gathered in Montreal today he nnnusl meeting oi’ the No-

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Tho famous Canadian spent

the professional uam_c~ Ho ro-

burg team.

wnen they are "hot," but thi 0

A sure sign that unusual puhiic‘

interest exists lies in the fact thatl

Wl‘0le in the other day saying thlltl he had marie a bet with a lrlenil_,,, that Ilerlenbach had Delano onl

pretty bad shane at one time,

D0DiIed into McMshon's oifi

c9_ ‘had given up hnnn .

which have been moved from the

broke into the ‘boxing game and

lliil- \\'ns.nnw beginning to rorurh mid ,

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ill further moiafcn ,_ ”-i 'ir-we ~ '

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-hltfition' dealt out Saturday was easily worth five hundred -paid ad- 31:30 hom tomorrow missions, and then some. The hat was passed around, but that's Tho pmnbnrn dnlngnilon an-lved

‘ _slinit was _passed-up: Fans, football weather is fast leaving ul so this morning. as did also two rep

'only be generous In attendance, but take a little "arm exercise"-resu _ _ _ _ggvthg Borsaiino comes around. To prove that Saturdsy’| game was d°l”3“"” Wm an W em y “mm

ll it Mt? - - lt is stated on good authority

5 BEATEN. L 'nie member was hiimifoiaeaf “ft

--~ _ and the test began, I-ie sampled' 38:'

At. the cinli n niomlior mid that drink nlter drink. and named every win n pm-“gn rguiil not 1-njuy or cv:-n onn correctly until he Wal handed mm” distinguish hoiwr-i~ii drinks in the 11 glass of water.

ai Hockey imigue, which takes

ntatlves from New York. Other

_-._ _ . I B0 L T 'filo nd Ot viofth it, the writer even "dug down" himself-that's proof enough. 3:8* rom B on om B

_ ONTREAL Nooboéirofessinm ¢=lvw\l7-50° ffm the Pim-

-besides the motion to limit

almost certainly be put N gh to limit the rlmber ofe

-- ‘ -'D°|lli°7 “Boots to be conside - nlm

NEW YOQIK, Nov. 9.- ssiior mbiy heavier thsn he was the lart :lm .ilu srhnnhiwztnxin

108 Ihlch Will be advanced 'by Hledman, Of- Chiengti, slglwd W time he -110166 Bhrlehblch, Jgnk him into s hedge about fnur fr;-t sway. York snd Toronto, 11 motion light .Mickey Walker in Newark. weighed 182% then. When he ated* ---_-*..__.._,____

ovember 25. is one of the few bot- pod on the seal!! yesterday with Neither of the boxers will train

Ui- lout uttering a soumi the pow:-rtuil

ed_ some of them must be 8taged_\\‘uiiil|ig on n i-im-ly sir:-ii-ii nf non- _

shore mar Linn:-lI_v. his ninuti-r. .\ir_l

s ne- '<‘_i_`.,_..._-__.;,,_ _ .; 3,; “

nnemn to grow warmer and warm_y.lm‘k .\lr>|'i|\, wus 1-iigiiifeil in ||ul<'k~ M, ‘ 1 gli er the longer it stands. l'""'| "~_-55.1.. " ` ef V `§

' Thr- dog Nell also irnppi-ii, iiinnnizvrl f.>.f_`€-_4-.___ _-Q. "'if;_'/'f - ` '_ -

tn nrrnmille nut. and rnn for milnlnnrr ”;‘¥`_§if\-;'_-3:<_~__;l§, - _ ' " _-""@§"»=‘~

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arguments between the 'ans “Lil-nrking furiously. A ropr- mu. foirh-il, ,,_n_______ \__-*hm _ _ , , _:~'_`,i-

but it wnii dr-nth for nny num tu will- 5 _ _ _ ` _` "7"

ready am bobbing wp' one ch“D!lire on ilu' qulr-kanufl. wiilrii the rising' ' 'W "

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` tha nom' hi mah' nfl! f|5h¢. BY U10 ibn* ilglyt-footerin \viiI|:|»et :ni|ivfi|`.n nn; _ *PTT-__,,_ '~' 5" - _' Way he loses that wager as Jnck,o|n. 'riiiiiiig ii.. line nnwe-n ni. neu. , " ‘__ ._ was never down, though he was into mn to-his mom-r, who mia inonn- ...-_ `.`<l -. *_,__ if L' ~J“-"<” ‘

while sunk up to his waist. ' 1' __ *5- ' _~|

At ni nm ii. - ii. _ \ N _». !"|‘r’||'l|l`|..-| ‘|‘;i._Fi;'_i'__l|\\_ .i

e pu iiowowr I- rope 2,* __ " l I -»-i _

g D°||”°Y Al Lumborjlek iiroko, imd another him io im fetch:-ii. : ' _ _ ' ‘ ` f‘_‘_." `

This fhd'do'g also ti-ok to his nnnli-r. A _ Q 4"::":', ` 332'; `, A' T " 'I f""‘;;"` "

Delaney certainly did gppenr to who by this time wan 1-ngnin-ii :ip to H! Af-I /r/ff /fa/V1-[1//(lf f/1 ff(//V //I/1/_'ff//[ IAN’/W

bs B. Dlcture of iioililh when h9|-hi! neck, ilm‘|, to quote his own wr-rits.

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Luckily. he had the llrnnenr-o of n | I ' _:ani | | |

old cgi- bpm. on Emhth nvenne in mind. While being sucked down. to_ ll \ _l i _ _ I _-_ ___ ,_ 1 | me new nn|n||ng_ ms hand, were nop hi; inner niiove nl. limi, nnu no ii I | |, lin), H 'ml .___ ` _ r. _~ __ \_ __ __ . canonned nnd the 1 was abc to grrup the nf-wind rope, ; ` l

of nnnnh |n :Ms gserugldhghggm wish'-h dfortudlilttelgl he-i|i_ni\<i he wsu @ _ 5 , Q - A

‘Jnkw | b Y nary rage n rm iund ‘

C as u um or “ck before hn Another wiiarrr nf the mr-dnl in

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reldman T0 §;'w;;;°;_°u'_ ";f'=;"\-»,"-- lm- fe- i"?'..TL' .f.§.".“. .”. ‘.1i”'._."il§ $25..

'o,dam.n_s_‘xen;n ;|'li;_m_:_l5l1 ggi: “nies experienced in Qhrsiilrc for

“cunt New Hampshire Jnckesud' :ity years, his owner, llir. Lionel

° nhnrrls. srrnmpsnloal hy n friomi

ngvgaghihzgpfx gngmh w°°d L0 T0' and the dnl. wan wnilrinx nlirr llnrli

°' 9 ° 35° " Oni? “G doth ii narrow <-

' ounlry inn when

;":ll;’.b!:;‘.'9wi;:g\|g’ht “I0 PT0d\lCl Of nliddsniy without wnrnlng nm: with-

This is the FI,lRNACEfti\at has

been given suciusatisfaction for a great many yqorsi ~

Call, writeor pIione__u_s_ about four

heating troubles. -- V

Fred Rf Trainer

who has given the welter-wei¢ht only his tro and sockii sud in New York Delaney is goin to ` ‘ Grafwn §tl°£8f _ ; _

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duh Anomrr mmnnm n nmm_ S|n__ Bmnck_n|n_n ,nnke of tn, players a club may carry through hhamplon trouble since he mot: the shoes on. he registered at 175 do his preparatory work in nfl.-|59. l

_ f M -- | nm, M 9 the season, According to one re- _ti

21"' eoggiliiiil iii(i...';9tfiiihniir?;i]i<n‘i;ii’ n Isgignihtmialiiigfoldez og; vert the Toronto Si. Pats will more lm

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M _qq .bet n¢nep¢&1_»- - "but I mind i~estin'l\ when i was altilst lg#-I'7_ -limi! D01’ olllb be l wr lil sir bout _ not e _ __t,to__b_e much under that to Madame Boy's place near Su -

_ in e_ vm me mmm.. - _ me Jain! of $35.0_oo _ii season. 5 _ . oi~¢ii?¢_iei¢»'.;:». __,_._1ev_en GI Kiwi! tnlnlns cried. ml¢;»ll,.J.___ , _ sf: wore, moo ,_,. , _, , _

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Meet In Montreal m;l.$"‘,’..._'.' ..'.?.'£.,“:,..‘;‘l.°l.'.‘

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ldv I ~_i>°°ll°11i¢r Irish wiv* round so is around 111. 'i-is aeoe out-im. nofienhoen expect. no no

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tie from Jack Britton, .F‘riedl\lo_ pounds. Thu Inesns his actual port. where he'hnr. his own gym- Pmwlfd

interna`.tiona.l' ' _Success

MIGHTY DRAMA