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Far From Best Hockey Of Season

Came Bristled With Action-

Police Called bance.

...gre (canadian rr-eu)

won the iirst game by 3-1. l

Wolves Win

From A. P. C. ,

A Champs 2-1

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HALIFAX, Fd). 20-Hllifll W01~ ol 1,113 ggmg “gd P91156 oluml

vanced through the semi- to illlell an imrising that looked like for the Nova Scotia ama- a' free-for-sll. ` .. _ hockey championship by scor- Despig, um fm mn in 1 2-1 victory ever New olugow coals behind in ui. ui. me tonight. Wolverines captured Ctlugow boys play” defemlh rim.

home series by 5-2 hav- key throughout. This method 10! play

Far imm being one of the best uanslllto!luchmetbods_p1gy'w¢s

matches oftheyear, tllegame slew pmumly ‘H gb, wg,” The with action throughout. as Wolverines snot a sen in tilemidsle

result of both teams playing the session md gngqm- gn gh. ¢h|fd_ instead or me rubber, trouble while Lennona goal :or new cling"

To Quell Distur-

wesscoredintheiasttwoi_ninutes. flared forth in the closing minutes

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.Over 1200 Fans Witness Young- ' sters In Action At Arena Last

Night-Regis Arsenault Again Wins All-Round Cup.

Once again the Queen Square

ice Sports went over with a. when over 1200 fans were to a fine evenlng’s entertain- at the local arena lmt night.

From start to finish there was not dull moment and the oiilcials and

committee are to be heartily

on the success of last

odering.

The large attendance at the Arena

evening is surely a great tri-

--- to our young school athletes, V110. in every event on the program liffivcd worthy of the big hand ac- corded them.

The following is the list of win- ners in the various events:

UNDER. 9 YEARS (1 lap)

'lst. Davfd McTague; 2nd, Eugene Richard; 3rd, Allison McAleer.

SKI B-ACE (1 lap, change)

lst, Ralph Trainor and Jlmllw

Duffy; 2nd J Leightizer and F. Pin-

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lit. ‘Alun mammals; and. Cyril In an seems the cum 9'1"” f romana mari lmvbollz 8rd. Tom N°n’l¢- boys relvtfl ¢h°l1°P¢°°“*"°”’ ‘9"°°' mono, mb. so-'rho st. .mlm

ff 11 ross om aacs <2 hw the ooiloze WI "°"`° _WY *°'° "° ul an enuliluea hockey mms nero

gamer one. `|i,migh|;,

ist. Vincent Mcl'.nnis: ‘2nd. J.

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xl". .Ar-senault; 2110. ml* 3*ffllan: lrd, J. Mdrague. '

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1”’ s_ Ancnuuw. and' L_ Molwon; Th.. unaumg _ ' i Rllil Afldlillllt, With I pbinf. rd|g_v|~nm°|._. &D_U_' ` as-.°Ntll0f18,thQ}'U\|1¢0f8ll’aisll1d

noel - one second wins the _all-round cup

g J.lU_lI¢lN_\dinatadb¥llr.!‘nd0audet. 'Joe

pgignoc' ~ ' - Reardon with I iirsis, is ascend with

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Ice Sports A , Huge Success

BACKWAID IAC! (1 lap)

lst, J. Reardon; Ind. R. Arlenaulti ard, F. Memyrs.

14 'rs/in om neon is lm)

ist, E. Arsenault; Rnd, J. Mdrague:

Utd, I. Berrigan.

TIRE RACE (8 laps)

lst, P. Campbell; 2nd, E..Ncrrlo:

‘ ard, W. Robertson.

During the evening’s entertain- ment len Connolly, B. Dciron and B_ Meznnis (clowns) entertained the crowd with mirth-provokins IMM- Tneir wi win one or the ble fel- tures of the Dlillt. V

THEGAHE

S. D. U.. 3: Q- 5- 3-. 3

The hockey match between th! quam square boys and a team INN St. Dunstan’s was a thriller fwm start to finish, -with the WIS fl'0m si nurlstanm nnally emoriina tht winners by a ICON

ther team sllceeded in scorinar :il- though there were many °l°|_0_°° ° for both sides _~

mgm by shooting two I°\ll..Wl1ll°

rn ul mira period tiivnoylirom

° ,started astill oiiensivs

queen Square 'ofa “DW” _W

The game ended

the visitors. work of IMC outstanding Deraiche. L. _ tured

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THE BIG' QUESTION IN FISTDOM

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` BY QUIN HALL "`

Next to the outcome of the Shar-

key-Stribllng party to be staged at Flamingo Park in Miami next week. the hottest topic in heavyweight cir- cles at the present moment is Jack Dempaey's possible retum to the ring this summer.

The Manassa Mauler has been

keeping himself talked about, due to the fact he is in on the promotional end of next week’s mauliest below the citrous belt, and also because he'.s been doing a. little work preparatory .fo a comeback when his duties as a. promoter allow him a. little spare time. He has not been hogging the Miami pugillstic publicity, however, and he's satlsiled to be known as a promoter-at least until after snar- koy and Btribling settle their little argument. After that is something else again.

It has been rumored that Demp-

sey has a lot of his bankroll tied up in the Florida tight venture, _and ii' this is so and the entertainment turns out to be a ilnancial flop, .lack may stage a come-back to try to re- trieve the fortune which will be washed away under such circmll- stances. And even if he makes moncy on the show next week he is also likc-

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T crowd and deep down in his heart, now that Tunney has retired, he'd probably again like to wear the crown. The world knows that he tried val- iantly enough to shake it loose from the Tunney brow.

Naturally Dempsey wants to see

the color ot a. truckload of cart- wheels before he signs on the dotted line. It Tex Rickard had lived, the Dempsey retum doubtless would have been in the bag. But since the pass- ing of Rickard, who was Dempsey‘s pal, theinew management of the Madison Square Garden Corporation, as well as Humbert Fugazy, another New York promoter, seem ready and willing to undertake the staging of a battle which will feature the heavy- socking Dempsey. And, strangely enough, neither the corporation nor’ Fugazy seem to be worrying over the pile of coin that will have to be stacked up before Jack becomes fev- erishly interested.

It's a cinch that the plans of the

Manassa. Mauler will not be uncorked until after the iistfest in Miami. It is rumbled about that Dempsey prefers to meet Sharkey in case he stages his come-back. He feels that the Boston gob is the class of the present heavy- weights and that a bout between him-

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‘by Young Stribling in their Miami quarrel it is likely that the Southern- er will get the Dempsey assignment and Strib would virtually carry the Solid South with him no matter where the bout was staged if he suc- ceeds against the Boston entry next week. Already a prime favorite be- low the Mason-Dixon line, a win io: strlbling next week would make him the biggest thing in the South since Florida had its boom. ,There are a. lot of fans who feel that Dempsey is through. Maybe he is. His legs didn’t seem to be any too strong in his last stand against Tunney in Chicago, and there also was talk about his eyesight failing after that match. But his rooters are legion and he'll always have a large portion of the crowd cheering for him whenever he decides to go to the post.

Ten years ago when Dempsey was

in his prime he would have gone through the present crop of heavy- weights like water through a sieve. but it must be admitted that ten years is considerable in anybody’s life. The Manassa Mauier of today isn't the same fellow who crashed down -7086 Willard to gain the title at Tc- ledo. But maybe, after all, he has enough left to again reach out and

self and the talkative one is the

ly to_be seen in action some time this summer. The "Ch0mD" likes W mix it, he likes the plaudiis of the

morsel which would attract the big gate. But if Sharkey is bowled over

grab the laurels.

This Summer doubtless will prove

it one way or the other,

- L Bearcats, 2

Pusiliera defeated Truro Bearcats 4-2

Referee-James Herrell

ICI SPCBTS OFFICIALS

Starter-S. P. Doyle. Jndgu-Dr. 1*. C. Dougan, W.

Ballllllllr. J. Coyle. /announces-4.e¢ Bradley. `~

Referee-James Herroll.

score ofllb points.- 1 should be made oi

skating oi 10 year old Allan llc-

who allowed lots 0! mold

nas a wonderfull style. .another xenon who also snowed up

Yiliont llc1na1a,.who also

Last night's game was tgatlnoeéim 1;? V

' excellent combination an SD " ‘ s ¢ . a llt. Edward Corbett; 2nd. John ulsr goal kcollllll ll! Will l°°1‘"° Fuslllersc ` Red Bhopherdg Sri, Ra? Murnsghan. T1-le first period oi’ the l$l1'lO..l‘lli°

The Oyster Bed Driving Club held

their third race of the season on Thursday, Feb. 14th. There was two classes, 2.40 and green race. The 2.40 was won by Lady Upton, with Dar- key second and Joe Wrigley third.

Sandy H. captured the green race with Margaret T. second and Tile Puss third. ` _

The next race will take place Thur!- day, Feb. 21st with three clllt to start: Fme-for-a.lL 2.40-and 819811 race. '_

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Lady Ubt°n.(J. Gallant) ........i 1 Darksy (C. Gregor) ............23 .loowrisley to. nucben .......ss Commodore Boy, (A. Philips) ~....a 4

Best time-1.08.

Green Baca

sandy n la; norm .-..........1i

an clue 'ELM Ulllvll (0- Noon) ..........o 2

Ravens Defeat.

Acadia 5-1 1

(Canadian Press) DIGBY, Feb. 20-Dllby Red Ravens

advanced to the finals for Nova Sco- _ tla amateur hockiiy championship by scoring a 8-1 victory over the Aca- dia College men here tonight. The total score for the two games was e to B for the locals.

E751!! Todd (J. Ulldmofo) nnddr

Best time-1.17.

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Judges-JohnParh_nm.Amns0ab

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Starters-Harold-Cudmoxe. Henry Oallani,

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Meet Crystals Friday Night in First Game of N.B.-P. EJ. Playoffs

into the Crystals, Prince Edward Is- land League winners, in the next round in the playdowns for the M. A.

HH. A. title. 'I‘hey have staged no ex- hibition games during the week, nor

will they meet any outside team un- til the Island joumey, but are spend- ing their leisure moments in perfect- ing their team play and planning

Island playoff.

their final workout. All members of the team were on hand last evening with the exception of Peebles, who

ATLANTICS READY FUR ISLAND GAME

MONCTON, Feb. 20-Moncton At-_

lantim, champions of the Southern NEW BFl1!1SWi¢k Lellsue, are awaiting Friday night, when they will step

attacks on the survivors of the P. E.

Manager Ed Kervin pui; his troops

_ through their paces last evening at

\ the Arena, and tonight they held

K¢11fvil1eP1a er ffere Pro o r

KENTVILLE, Feb. 20-Enoris oy

have Ernie Mosher, brilliant centre of the Kentville Wildcats, sign a contract with the Buffalo Club of the Canadian Professional League, for the 1930 season, were, it is stated, made bl' Walter Smalle, Montreal, who for the past two weeks has been coaching the Wildcats.

Smalie, who is s. scout for an N1-l.

A. team and Buffalo Club, left for his home in Montreal yesterday morning with the contract still unsigned, for the present.

Smalie made no secret of the fact hile in Kentville that he considers Mosher the outstanding star of the Nova. Scotia Eastern League and one of the best Drospevis that he has viewed in the amateur ranks for

was injured during the first of the mme time. Smalie claims that Mosh-

series of playon games with the Fas- el” TS the we hwkey player in a hun- iliers and as a. result was not used ln dred' "h° hi-S the 0l'i8l!1Il Frimk

the second game for the title staged Nlghbm' P°k9'°h¢°k d°WI1 £0 B- Sill' here. The stocky left winger collided ence- ` _

¢1’11 Leaguers Eliminate Chevs. Ernie Mosher

Is Sought By

Buffalo Club`i

Brilliant Kentville Wildcat Centre ‘ Has Been Offered Contract To '

Display. His Wares With Can-_ adian Pro League Team.

with a Fusilier player and received a. sprained shoulder, but medical ex- pert-s believe he will-be available for the game on Friday night.

All other members of the Atlantic

team came through the Southern League games ln excellent condition, and aside from Wick .1.~~\l”‘ ‘."‘~'\ “’” a bad cold at the present, they are all in fine form. 'ine tcanl lu... ,..- ably leave here Friday morning en

the event of bad weather, which may bear symptoms oi delaying the boat. the Atlantica will be ready to‘lea\'e Moncton tomorrow morning. Accord- ing to present plans, a band of sev- eral pieces will accompany the team.

The question of referees forgthe series has not been discussed as liet-

RURAL HMET

SMELT KINGS. 3!

FLYING LINDYS, 0

In a hard fought hockey fixture at

Cornwall Rink on Feb. 16th the Dun- edin Smelt Kings trounced the Fly- ing Llndys of North River to the tune of 3-0. Joe Miller, star centre man oi’ the Smelts, countered on a hard shot soon after the game started, and Melboumc MacEachern did the same thing in the middle of the second cnnw. Miller again found the not near the close of the game. For the winners J. Miller was outstanding, while Fulton Warren was the DiCk Of the Lindys, Following are the line- ups:

Srnelt Kings-Goal, J. Goss; de-

fence, L. Berrigan, R.. Dockerty; for- wards, J. Miller, Leo Ben-lgan, N- Macllachem, R. Darrach, B. Moore.

Flying Lindys-Goal, C. Newson;

wards, C. Stevenson, F. Warren, D

Jewell. F. Sanderson, E. Ladner.

Gordon Frizzell and Jack Scott

w`ere‘ the referees.-D

Ladies Bowling

Ch 'Town Alleys

The first o! the series of three

games scheduled between the "Ever- Rsadys" winners of the first sec*lon of the Junior C. W. L. Bowling Tour- nament, and the “Not-Afraids" was rolled on the Charlottetown Alleys Tuesday night, and resulted in the "Not-Afralds” sending the "Ever-

Rleadys" down to defeat by a malor-

y of 846 pins The "Ever Ready!"

it . - dldlft logs a game in the Tourna- ment so naturally the victory for the

"Not-an-aids" is a "ml one." Md Wynne rolled high single of

ill and high three of 497. Working nice, "rightie" old girl. . .and you had no rabbit/s paw either.

N01'-AFBAIDS Hilda Prllllht .........l50 133 1-il Helm P0781* ...nu--.115 192 162 Alice Purcell ..,.-...N125 159 152

- 'laowylms ............1ss in isa

xit Coyle .............r'ls as leo

Total 2287.

lvl!-BIADYS

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route to the Island province, but in

H. Rodd 103 201 C. Dickinson 113 124 E. Warren ...... 102 103 G. Swan 145 159 W. Goss 188 190

R. Pendleton R. Cameron C. Sampel

defence, R, Jewell, G. Jewell; tor- 1,,

~ T. 1-Iowatt ......

'are called pokecheckers in reality use hook checks, hooking the pucl: away from an opponent, the puck coming back. The real. pokechecker according to the Montrealer, pokes the rubber away from an opponent ahead and is therefore all ready to

most-sqlght-after player in the Pro- g vines at the present time, many; Maritime clubs being already alter his \ services for next season. Ernie’sj great value to the Kentville club can _ be well realized when it is remember-I '_ ed that four games were lost when 'T he was oi! the ice, twice because-of iniurles and the ` other brace for minor penalties. Incidentally, Mosher 1? known as one of the “bad men" or hockey for several years, only drew 2. four minor penalties in thirteen games this year. In addition to being lil a. great defensive man Mosher wan -Q the leading scoring mid ice man'0f the Eastern League in both goals.

The majority of the players who=

Bhd $1515.

Church Bowling

This newly organized league got

away to a. good start last night with a double header.

In the first game St. James defeat-

ed Zion team by 552 pins. Zion team surely did not get the breaks and bowled in hard luck.

The second game saw St. Peters

trim the Trinity team by 161 pins. this game was very even until the last two frames when St. Peters boys pulled oil a big spurt and won by the abovemargin.

Tonight at 8 p. ml St. Paul's will

play United team and all players are asked to be on hand early.

Proposed lineup for the teams for

this opening game is as ioiows:

St. Pauls: Ben Pool, Wm. Car-

mody, R. L. Day, Bill Owen, I-1. B. McLeod.

United: Jack Webster, J. A. Bent-

ley, Frank Hobbs, F. B. Conrad, This list is subject to change.

CHURCH BOWLING LIAGUE

Zion

223-527 1 59-496 1 'I7-3 82 106-410 282-658

Total ... ... .-» ...`...23'T3

St. James

172-536 225-830 180-537 227-614 104--'T12

158 208 115 190 193 164 217 170 244 274

Cameron . . . .

Total ... ... ..- ... ... ... 2925,

Majority for St. James 552 pins. ‘

Trlnliy

189 200 193 132 110 208 140-468 158 219 188-868 144 183 182-449

ive-ser

288-611

P. Mcfnnis H. Craig W. Henry G. Toornbs - A. Huestis ......

Total ... .;. ... ... ... ... 2881

St.. Peter'l

E. VSSSQY ...... 189

H. Day ......... 144 187 J. Ford .....~»» 184 108 V. William] ...» 147 183 J. Willillnl "... 111. 1

227 221-N7

228-889 152-504 2N-883

M2-866

Majority for Bt. Peter! 101 Phil.

B¢l\l\YB¢Dl°\\ll\» °fm\ll’\|'\|ll» first string catoheroftbeliew York Yankeaa,ksapaincouditton during thewinterlnonthabytzainingwitn profeasionalboaaraandlillilhlbaak etbail.

Charlotte Oreighan ....145 ial Elisabeth Connors ...,.119 182 Aggie iloQuald ........i0a III 'lol Rrse Gaudet ...........i20 110 ill

Total 1911.

The second game scheduled

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for

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ST. F. X. TEAM TIILL BATTLE THE TLLSILIERS

STA JOHN, Feb. 20--The Bt. Fran- cis Xavier hockey team will play the ' Saint John Fusiliers at the Arena on Friday evening, Fred Finley, mah- ~ ager oi' the Arena, announced last ' night. The St. F. X. team will play ~ here before meeting the University oi New Brunswick sextet in the Mari-

time intercollegiate ilnal.

While not frequent visitors to Saint

John ice. the St. Francis boys are not altogether strangers to hockey fans here. They played here a couple of years ago and held the home team to a no score tie. Both teams will be out to change the last result into

a win, and fast hockey is expected.

Ice Races Today If Weather Is

, Favorable

If`the weather is favorable today,

that is, not too cold, the ice races which were to have been held yes- terday will take place this aftemoon at 2 o'clock. Will the oiilcials and horsemen please be on time. '

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St. F. X. Defeat

Tech. 7 To 0

(Canadian Press)

HALIFAX. Rb. 20-Saint Francis

Xavier University hockey team won the championship of tile eastern sec- tion of the Maritime Intercollegiate League by defeating Nova Scotia 'roumioal cones. here this afternoon. The score was 7-0. Sn F. X. will now play home and home games with the University of New Brunswick ior *ha p Maritime College title.

Wanderers Defeat Chester

3 Goals To S?

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set sail. Mosher is undoubtedly the .;