30, 1924

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` Ai _ ‘defence is worked overtime on the . 2nd Period

G AFPE R OLYMPIC HONORS i2iF'hiI,Z.i?'i§".i‘II.‘“sE§13..§§`§l1i’t3332111 itiiliiliiiiiij

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mainder of the game A

is being handled entire-'Canada and the United States. run-ilileld. guard: 3. D0l‘0l-ily -l<Yi\1\S0n_- last Friday night at Summerside; -' """'“""' _`

young ladim comprising ning up a string ol twenty straight'-forward; 4, Nellie -Perry. tforwflfii- nevertheless Kelly, his team-mate if---_ -»/“ > /~ /

"Grads" is something that is victories since they first won thoiii- J- ‘Percy P8118- °°“”i‘¢ 5' Cami- carried on and Played B bans-up it»-~"‘--*r\:\1lii§i=;T. / '

without parallel in the Canadian title. On several occas- Winilred Martin: 7. C0¥lnlo Slliiiilj game for the entire stanza, _ ___ ` ` oi sport. ions, more than 5,000 spectators center; 8. Dillfly -l0l1““0“- f0i'“"“`d' ` . *tk _,J. CANADMN 1’

Patricks

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undo:

in _-__ i`_ , P k ti th H L_ STANDING The Prince of Wales and League score rowse overs a ng on e

. . . . . . ... ' - pass. The Champions although

` W L F A Murphy’ Grand Clr' i~ix’re(l:"i"i°si”0ifTiiiiiii°r°s“ sucks M skating hard and stick-handling, 10 41 29 ° ’ ' ' 0 ' - " are forced to bond to the Crystal

33 3,, cult Star, Has String rin 1._i_i_,i..t i_._,_._i§_ i»_ii_.» i_i._n_ii__t__<i dmm who are wen up and “_ 32 33 0f 8 in Tralnlng' at fihairiiicr P af C boys ioni that peatodly break all efforts at com- z4 so _“iii can Mn ' inninin A, ,i,,,,,, binntion. csnln intercepts pass

Syracuse taxis have ibnnn ne,t,iiii_n iii sdmiyand gpes for rink end rush, but

hr .__ ood nrnciinn n ,wi game is ex. it is time wasted as Diamond

TE gvgncusis, N. Y. Jan. 29.- g cmd _ sheds the disc. »

RP what is probably the most repres- D” ' The game slowed somewhat with

Biitdiiyn stnnis or high-class har- _i.<»>--i both squads resorting to long shots

ness horses in the country is be- Cronin nearly counters for Abbies

ing maintained hero by Tommy - $ on bully in front of Crystal net and

\|/11-H Murphy' gi-and Ci;-gntt star. after a mixup. Cronin again gets

Mn;-pny has n string of 38 hors- , _l in a slant, the rubber hitting

es in training and most of them are LITTLE BOOM TOWN WANTS i(iJ_rocl:ett :Jin tfhe foiinhesd forcing

t tt _ m o re re rom e game.

li?ilt_l:l°lE<E¢lltl,lr;s,bhigtlmllinolntéhiti-outa: RETURN DEB~gi_iS.FY masons After a delay of ten minutes the ‘ ' ° Made in Canada ii d -Mi, bdiow 2,10, _ fixture resumes with Corney re- wollilguzieglszrhlfe ill: tht: select 2.05 NEW YORK _inn_ z9__Siieii,yi iiid placing _Crockett in the net. The

’ Period, Moving into Commanding Lead 33;';’,,_§":!;' ,;“,,“;?,;,,§,§”;‘,1‘,‘ ,‘:;‘.;‘,,’,”i§: And Are Never Headed. . i‘i`$.‘Z,.2.i..T'i;’ EZLTE i’.§’fé’.§1i“’I.,“‘£I.”.i; E" “ “""“““ "“‘"’ “““ " ‘“

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BY __ onslaught, but this is only tnonr R. Prowse, Abegweits-9,1-l. `

approach, forcing Cornoy to niakc 3rd Period On the Y. M. C. A. Alleys yes-

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Tn as R. Prowse gets Calnpbc-ll's rn. E. Prowse, Abegwelts-9,58. from _team No. 4 in the Students

__ bound which made C0;-ng '5 0|, McQuarrlc, Cr stale-0.581-2. Lea ue b 670 ins.

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lall the more complete. Cruliin re-i W. A. Allan, Referee. S0010 wry lille ll0Wil|l5 "0""

_ places Mclilachcrn on thp front NOTES Wi-‘F0 lllfllirll l\’l by U10 Wlllllllll

line as Cahill goes through for The final game in the P. E. l. H, team. R98 Ayers led ll\B l10¥H Wllll

one of the best saves of the night, Guuthicr, Crystals-9 56 terday afternoon. Team No 3 won

_ what looks like a scorn but Dia. L. will take place in Sulumerside l-iw Sflillli l0l“i °l 530 Pins-

on Friday, Feb. 1st.Thc Alleg- weit lnanngclnent have nrrungctl

ed tllat upwards of 300 fans will

. _.__-___ with s will to keep the rubber out- Hevolllnuny lilo Champions to the

A game 'replete with numerous ern replaces E. Prowse and near- Bid" but is Hi ia" iJ0*\l0H when .hrllls, hard bnckchecking. sensa- ly 50°F* °“ 3 l°ii°W lill'0\l8l1 fl'0H\..G““"hi°r Bcmes from ic" fc” °“i ;ional goal saving and lust en- the face-off. End ol D6l'l0d- H0 zrissiis' swre Abegweiis 3- CWS'

score. _ ~ -

:lllg:dg:\“?ll?<;T;hglt?“?;|;t\ll";d hill: With thc last act half gone, the

.ni hind hockey fixture in ine P_ E_ 2nd pgmgp homsters rcdouble their efforts '_ H_ L_ ins; “isnt nt the Arena, Official time-9.09. This frame “mi “i'e.m""‘""i0li Wifi!" E~ i’f0\»‘/S0 ;;_t;_§`j;§:< when the Aiingwnitn mined inin n ggi, away ids! wiiii Keiiy soiiigdii. counters fronl the wing on a drib- liie game lead by deinntinn, inn io Ci-ysiai ieriiioiy mi. a ions shot ble at 9.58. Score, Abcgwclts 4,

inmmnrnide Cryninin by n score of and missed A series of find io end Crystals 1. Toward the end, the igodis io 2_ rushes occur, Roy Prowse finally,3“i“i“0'3i‘i'f i’°YB Si10W will l10Ck-

Tiie game Wu iiiayed on per. giving the Abbie rooters an upper- oy ability und stamina by forcing inns ine moni perfect nneni oi, ice_i_imi|_y id ci-ide, when he hanged the Abbios to bend ultcr an on- .his season, and upwards of nine 019 DUCK bellllld COTDGY 101' U10 si““5m °" Di“"’°"d' M°Q‘"""`i'i iundred fans, including approxl- llfili iaiiy' 0! lile GV€\‘ll!l8 Bl- 9-14'* °°“"""3 i"‘ii"i‘i“aiiY M 9‘53'/‘#- nately .one hundred and thirty ii” Wi" “cm-°’“‘l’°“i°d by "W'*ci‘°l'"' Sw” Abegwcim 4’ Cryaniifi 2' .jrynini rnntnnm who nnrived on n i§_ pi-owse i-eiiidces Mcgiiciici-ii me McEachern relieves Gordon ami inecini "nin innt evening from game Begging (anim-, at the same skates to Corney who is compelled inmmerniiie in witness ine nnniin i_ime_ prowsgs counter eyidaiiiiy to move fast on the .shot to save,

The visitors niinnnnn nnninn had ii fendency io increase me lilcQuarrie takes the rebound uc-

Westcrn capital.

"Big" Larr McLean coul

y ' d not

have bcell more efficient than W. A. Allen, the reft-rec.

Crystals: “Watch us go on our

o\vn ice!"

Smoke! Smoke! Too durn much

of it! _

At that, there nre .such things

as vcntilntors.

Prospects look good for coming

generation - Frflnstancc- Young Cronin.

Among tliosn who accompanied

hlbitiou of net-minding for the re » -

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the first time in history, Can- girls won in rapid succession the to see the "Pride of the West" in A _ i ,_ " /,- "

will be repleeciited at the Oly~ Canadian and 'International basket-lactlon. The begweits "i°t°"l' “mi°‘-Wi’ . _/"1" 4 7 Games -in July ot' this y'ear ibaili championships from Londlon,| -Every -member oi' the team is a Clean °“i- and d°°i3iV° W” ll Mid . . C '

ntssm of young ladies-the Ontario, and Cleveland, »0hi.o. Soigraduato ot che -Commercial High fought Wi" from bell i0 i"’ii~ Wiiil. . ` ,

Graduates Basketball decisive were these victories tliab School and a former student oi' iii” fmili- iine ai iniefvllis il0ii1S

of Edmonton, Alberta. The ith-e' “Grads” sought further honors"Coa»ch J. Percy Page. Wdnlfred “Wed 4° i"_‘Ci¥'Cil9Ci‘ Will! 5 V911-

ol the club for official and immediately commui\icated'iMartin, the captain, holds two de- 5*’~il°0 iii 0i°‘l'~’|' i0 iloifl lhell' 0119011'

ol the Amateur Athletic with the Federation Sportiva Fem-lgrees ifrom Qucen’s University, and Bills- C0ml>illH'll0I\ l10W0V0l'. l>1'0V-

of -Canada to represent the inlne Internationale in an endetivor in 1918 won the Canadian type- ‘Ni U19 li€0iIlll1K lH0ll0l1 0! tho ls- _

at Paris was unanimous- to arrange a. tournament one to writing championship. __ <liike_n1ost iilltiitiilvllftll the Maritime Champions, _ K Egg;

granted, the only etipuilatlon -bc- the -world duriry tho Olympi-eiweatern girls. all the Gratis are n e second period get going and_ _ _ / _>

that the team must meet all games. The sn gestiion met with excellent skaters, while several oi i1€_ill CGHISY _f0l' ~llll'€B C0lll1lBl‘B. bo-it V , _ _ , i - '

own expenses. This iwas made the approval of the French govern-ithem are also prominent in gdit fvro ills bell, MOEHCh0l'rl. G0l'd0i1», ‘ - 5,35

because the basketball in ihody, with the result that the and tennis circles Two mem-bers of and Roy PFUWSB W°l'l¢ll18 Bil\°0ll1

will hc an exhibition tlbtfmionton girls will attempt to the team are teachers, one a book~ ly throughout. » _ii '_ Q _ ' i not part of thn official brinfgs to Canada its first champion- keeper and the others stenograph- The champions last night wore ,i‘i _ _____________ _ inn” “ALT FLAVQRED

sh-ill in basketball. ' ers. ‘llhe-lr ages vary .from 17 to 24, somewhat handicapped by the ab- A_`___n_-_iiifm _ _`/ L__A__ ,/ij.. ¢|0USLV

cstinnued that it wfll cost In preparation. .for the games in and their weights irom‘ 121 to 139. sence of Fred Moore from the de- A-'lil""W 1 '_’,3». L 1* E FOOD

$10,000 to finance the un- Paris,_the westerners have met andi’l‘he team is as follows: 1, MM’y‘fence who is out of the game tem- ~ ' », -\,' --/' ` A |.AXATlv

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and that this collossal defeated the best teams in both i-Dunn, guard; 2, El08l\0l` 'M0““li‘ Dorarlly due to injuries received ---- -xiii? i, Hi/ ,.1 READY T0 EAT

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ast night showed exceptional hoe- pace as both teams were moving “°i“lJ”“i“‘i i’Y Ciliiiii im" Ailiiis iii" "i“iii"g "`“"‘ 1° the “ily i"’s'

cey especially ln the second and Wllii Swat speed, Csnlll inte;-gen. territory whore the boil brings hos- _i_ J A I _ J F _ _ un. __iiii.d nerind_ nninninn inn innn io ting pass and shouts from outside tilltles to n close. lllnal score. Ab- """~ - ~ 4"- - ~ i°U”ly. lil"- -,iieir feet time after Lime as tiieyidefence, Diamond again saves nic- 0LIW0llS 4- Crystals. Z.

,imied iiiio iiie Bw,-ing i,eii_ ely. For the rest of the period the THE UNEUPS _ "Longshot" cnsi-its Cnniii was Champions dominated the play Cfymlls , Alwuweifl

:he most outstandingi player on the f°"W‘""i line- Pi`°W“° , GDM

_ne Westerners. iinenn inni nigh” Gordon, Cronin, Mclgnnh. Crockett Dlnmondi _tis work on tho frontline was bril- °_"“- i1°i“S £00 “Si i0" me CWS' Cmney T

-iimi ii-om Sidi-i in iiiiiiiih Wilde tal forwards. Gordon shown class D1'-f'.'nC0

vidquai-i-ie and Gdiiiiiiei- snowed from Cronin's pass at centre ice lVlCQ\lfll`i'l0 Krily

lcrdsty \\'t-re: Messrs. A. (Y. Su

Tunton, Il. T. Dodds und Dr. Alex.

McNeill. '

After the game lust night, Crock-

ett the Summc-rside goalie who

as injurerl inthe first period.

Wcalfcnorl proiizllily by lo:-is ol'

i -, ._ _ _ . . . _ _ . _ . _ . .. , blood luintt-d in Stl-wurt's restau-

,idsd in Bin-,is which wan hard in and manoeuvrod through for the ROKQPS ll. Prowsc I"

Heat; Gauthier's backchecking and ii°.'“`°”‘i 5°°"° “i 916 “iid tw” min' I' wright ' ' ' ' ' '' *_ , .

yicqnnrnie-n defence wnn nn nx_ nies lntgr ngnin counters for the Forwards _Crockett alter his ininry lust ientinnni inninre ennnciniiy in the third nnd (mai iaiiy gf the sesgimh C. Cahill Gordon night retired to the balcony und

iasi i,ei.i0d_ - Score Abegweits, 3; Crystals, 0. Clilllii lflronllli

During the first session. in fact, if 0" 5 ‘ mwsc R

to be exnci_ eigni minutes nnni the .- 33|; pgmgp Gauthier L. Campbell s innninn wniniie_ Crnckeii ine Tin, Ci-yntnin demand"-nie _n pci-_ Silliphant McEnchorn c Crystal star goalie received a nas- f_`°i‘1’§ci;'°$;ift“e‘:ik iii' 903” fist sUMMAi';;/i_i,(;:ii;iciAL -NME i ty gash on the forehead when he ' a. ' ' 6 8 ` ' ’ ’ _ ' " ‘ .bnhbndn Croninn Simi ni the front ling nppesi- |0959 and thnii- No score. Crockett to be conveyed tothe hos- sLhii'n°nt k'"’P‘””I

mouth of the net; ho was reliev- : . . . Dim' ‘

ed by Corney who showed up equ- _ I » W

ally as well. giving a splendid ex- _

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.Int and had to he conveyed to the

City lIo.~\pital liy ambulance.

\\'itlir-_iiiwll the Inst period nf the

ame. but on leaving the rink felt

oniewhut weak, nnd shoril after

ntcrlng the restaurnxlt tainted.

Drs R. J. Ledwlll and S. R. Jenk- ns were sumlnoncd nnd ordered

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Crockett, Stewart Langell, and

Morris all bowlcd strings uf 200 or more.

Following are the lineups and

scores:

TEAM N0. IV.

wedlock .. 152 106 142-400 Fisher 152 119 121-392 Duffy 105 172 131-408

L. llurvey .. 140 94 160-400 M, Crockett ..

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200 101 116-477

749 652 676 -2077

TEAM NO. ill.

158 183 148 1

nzser

Stewart Langlile ..

Ayers 232 Matheson . 183

Murnls 157 149 217-523

214-555

2 5 187-560 171 227-630 170 136--489

ii 878 888 981--2747

Majority for No. lil.-670 pins.

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41 year ago the westernhave -packed the Edmonton arena 9. Abbie Sfmt- f0"W8Ni- i THE GAME *___ _ Mum onfnloamuam' -

' 0 Started on time 8.30 sharp, with

Gordon carrying into scoring zone,

P _ 'but loses to Cahill who goes

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of your outdoor exercise; because in

winter you do not get fresh vegetables or as much fresh air, and are inclined to eat heavier foods, your system needs Post’s Brain Flakes with Other Parts of Wheat mote than ever.

Post's Bran Flakes is just Nature’s way of

keeping incur body clear of poisons. It is bran as ature meant you to eat it-with other parts of the wheat retained in order to mak`e it nourishing, so delicious and

' ' ' ' ' ' 'tn nt nlmoa "etch" ' ’ ° ’

rou o a n , u

DMMH mmmme ee om o dm.1nm

- bor, stick-handles past neutral ice, "

Press.) but shoots wild, Cronin gets ro-

20.-Wnnderers bound and Crockett, Crystal goal- ,

lilo done in the Senior City ' ie makes nice stop The visitors a

ilmliziic hy defeating Dal take charge of rubber and bom- ,

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I o in a whirlwind I G bard Diamond. but there is noth-

on fast ice and before a -, ing doing. E. Prowse and Gordon Eailefy- get going for what looks like a

appetizing that you’ll like it, eat it regu- larly, and get all its non-irritating laxative benefits. '

And it is effective! Millions now have proved it_! liliillions have found it the key

to new, tingling health of its deliciousness.

and fitness because

Try it! Use it all winter-regularly. Serve

it with cream or milk

But insist on Post's

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stage, giving an exhibition of shut- - ing and stlehhslrlllng. wonderful to behold.

The Crystals although showing

nice team play on the front line. ro- sorted tp long _shots which were out of-the question. as Diamond handled _all chances with ease.

The first penalty of the -night

occurred when U. ,Prone was ohne- od for I minutes on a trip. With Prawn "resting" the Crystals ro- doublotl their-efforts for s count- er Gauthier nearly realising as Diamond taken the thot mime knee. Shortly before the bell- lo- Quarrle gots a forced vacation for tripplng. Lou Campbell and Ooh don at the some tio combining for s risk-and advance. but are foiled'

by losers at tilsllouth of

On the no of the long Helmh-

perfect. -

nst. I », _ . _ _ - Those include Rose Scott, 2.00 D,,mi,,,9y.(;ihhons heavyweight new goalie.has a busy time under jf, . Head Office. Toronto Fl¢l0¥Y- Wlhdibl

3-4;_Mrs. Yorkos, 2.02 1-4: Czar ciinmnionshlp fight last July 4 left I rain of rubber. bl-ll DTUVBH Gilllll ' Worthy, 2.041-4; Pearl Benboe 3-03 3 trail of financial disaster, has to the occasion by l1lill_¢il18 I llllill- J

d yuunnnhn ~ 1.4; l-[ollyrood Leonard, 2.03 3-41 risen again from obscurity to offer bor of sensational stops. Morris

IM on nm, din" F Etta Druien, 2.04; Mary Anna., 2.04 ;50o,000 for tho 1924 version of the finally relieving the situation on s

ul 1_2: and Clyde the Great, 2.04 3-4. Dempsey-Gibhlonshfeudi. t '_ pilgrgmbane intonloiiml terrlttorg,Ii)is-li

..___.._¢¢?;- Tex Rlckart. w o pans o s age mon eng on e upon o e ver

-HOCKEY MATCH ARENA to- the return title light here during and repeated when Rogers got the

~ iiisiii p_ W_ g__.i,_ 0_ 0.- ll the first week in June, announce rebound. - ai --<o->-- today he had riwelveil slwll lil 0ll0\' Lou Campbell receives a big ov-

ilo the Surfer Honesty is one part of el00\wl10G- on behalf of the Shelby chamber 'Of ation from the fans as he replaces

'U 3ooo!l|s3l|,, We persuade others -by bvllll 'ill Commerce 101 H i'°“l lim" H9” Cronin on the wing. The Abogweita

earnest ourselves.-Hazlitt. July 4. The Df0"i°i€\‘ i“§¢°l|°'i i° again try combination but in vain,

Biackini co .___ .add IIDWBVBY- limi hg didbnifi "i°" an the Crystal forwards hack-skate no ' The happiness of your life de- seriously llw 0fl'°l'-H 5i1°i 7' °°m' nicely to ruin all endeavors. Gor-

"illl me ponds on the character of your meuied RibkBrd» ill !°m°- UW’ don shows up remarkably at ,this

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