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Abegweits Lose

To Tigers 8-2 I

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Moose Jaw Tigers defeated Abeg-, waits last night at the Arena a up 2 in a more or less listless exhibition of the national pastime. l“r°m the ooenins .whistle in the

!1Ht'pefl0d till the final gong it was only I question of how many goals would the visitors emerge victcrlwg Eight to two does not by any means itil Story Of the game by per. iidei Tiaw adopting an airtight de- fence supplemented by a fee; and hard checking front line had it over the local pucksters resembling the proverbial circus tent. There was nothing to it from start to finish but s general parade toward, the red me Heck worms zone with Mcrrwen in the Abbie citadel working high and handsome in the last two periods to stem an overwhelming defeat, Last nisht'-s some was rather medl-

core so fer as hockey and all the thrill-B that goes with it is concemed: there were no scintillating plays and little or no checking on the respec. tivo defences? Tigers took it easy- and the game went the same way.

11185 the second 5 to 2; me ,abggwelu H¢°1'1l18 their counters pernapg, °n the best plays of the evening, Gm. don. Spillett and Earle Pi-0wg¢_ y, l`”`°d°m3-nlfins factors on the counts.

In the third session, the yellow and

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The first period ended 3 to noth.

black rubber hunters opened fast o the whistle to score two goals in ° e minute of may and an minutes lat- er made it 8 to 2 without a sem- blance of a. hope for Abegwelt; to make a fifty-fifty showing in the rg. mairiins minutes of hockey,

Only tW0 Penalties were handed

out last night, said misdemeanors be- ing awarded to Tigers, two players M1118 “chased” for tripping. Following are the lineups: Abesweits-McEwen. goal; spillett. McLellan, Acorn, defence; P;-0w5._,_ Gordon, Saunders, Nicholson, Blan- chard. forwards, '

Moose Jaw;-Thompson, goal; 55,11.

dere. Bcllcom, Norman, defence; N. Cooke. Robertson, Cousins, McMil- lan, McPhee, Fauland, R. Cooke, for- wards.

Five Classes l

For Today’s

Horse Races

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Fdlowing are the classes listed for| the big meet scheduled to take place , on the harbor this aitemoon.

One glimpse over the personnel of

this roster appended belowfis enough

CLASS B TROT

Bonnie Brook Devonport Princes Mary Volo

Baseball’s‘Submarine’.' MAMA" cup _

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'in itself 'io insure the most sanguine Grace Forbes. or bless, red hot racing and blanket "" By QUIN HALL

finishes. ' CLASS A TROT

CLASS B PACE

When it comes to gambling on baso-

Colorado P. bail talent John McGraw, of the New

Peter Verde Worthy Beit York Giants, is probably as nifty a

chance taker as any manager in the

Briar Mack

Tommy M.

Captain Jackson. big leagues. _

x. CLASS A PACE fellows

Dapper Don . thatched pilot of the New York club

The Allie will tell you that "Mac" has let loose Ever Ready talent which. gathered together on

.Jessica the Great

Colorado Mac

Dorothy E.

CLASS C TBOT

Marjory Dillon.

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B0sTON.,March lb.-ruruuant to

the announced intention of having an "all-college" sextet available next season. the Bruins are making over- tures to “Bobby” Giddens of Ot- tawa, star forward' on the Harvard team. While no definite offer has been made to Giddens, and probably will ,not be at least until the end ol the college season, it is known that owners of the Bruins are "sweet" on Giddens, who is one of the best col- legiate players of the season.

with George Owen of Harvard. Hill Lane or Dartmouth and Dr- "Bill" Carson of Uuivorlity of 'Ibr- onto already !.i line. and overture! ada; mad _te brian "Devo" '1`f°l- tigr of thlsdoi ntrnl Maroofw, former 'Utivoraity of Toronto star. the ad- dition of Ciiddans would round out the tum. as "'I‘iny” Thompson. loalic. in a college man.

Uoilen players are unusually WP- uur in soma, na the oooallco lik” to bollto! its cultural aettins.

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RANGERS WIN SECUNIJ PLABE

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NEW YORK. March 15-Thi Diii° cago Black Hawks. till~°i\4¢fl °l W9 national rlookov Lellvv- Pl" l '“°° ceasful end on a poor season hm to-

ut. -nn ruwu outvlmd the l»°'=¢~ on most of tho tlUll» Wt °°“1‘| ‘M more after the first live mlnutl. aan uuier. speedy Ohiclw vial

nun, pug th; 8l\il\' BHC-WNDIII lhfld early in the drlt P01493- °°”““l *Wm “hind the goal to catch Boson gimp. no faked a pall Wh UW* nipped the puck into one ocmfr emu tat sonar mile vu MUN M a ,lay at the other side. nm.; ariiiunt individual oil

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McGraw isn‘t always right. The

who don't like the white-

one team, would win a. flag in the

' either. for that matter. That may be

F F R true. There are a whole lot of ex-

Giants who are doing fairly well on other teams: but, oven in the fu-s of that McGraw's Giants seem to be

I A M E S F R 0 M doing fairly well and they are already

rated high in the coming season’s possibilities as pennant winners.

N S McGraw is reputed to be a past

master at patching up broken-down

‘ ‘ tchers and his most recent effort

‘__ along this line concerns the signing

HALIFAX- M”°h ‘5”1‘"' mn' of Carl Mays, the "submarine ball"

eous, Montreal_hockey oiilcisl, who mm" Wm Wu uncondmonmy "_ ir attire tfu;th;Q§;";§“§‘;‘;ei”"‘;; leased by the cincinnati md.. last ur’ ‘er °°' m season. Since Ma is no longer a “Un " °°“°"°°" with th’ cmwmm; spring chicken arid spent most of Th’ M°"""“ ’“““ “"°’ "““°“ iris time last summer on the nods

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Cup Presented by H. M

clusion of Game.

by- the special from Borden on Thursday night, witnessed one of the fastest and most exciting games of hockey played iri the Crystal Rink. Summerside. this season. It was the final piaydown in the Prince County Intermediate League for the hand- some MacLean Trophy, between the Cape Traverse and Albertori tea s.

HALIFAX, March 15-St. Fran-

cois Xavier hockeyists defeated the Maritime champions, Bathurst Paper- , makers. here tonight by a 5 to 3 score in the second game of the East- ern Canada Allan Cup playdowns. The Montreal Frenchman captured the series by an B to 2 score. having defeated Bathurst here Wednesday

iv i tniis ini Eastff-“ Se”

~°-°' “Papermakers No Match

Downing, President FastQuebec Aggregation- °f Let’-g“° at 00"- Two Game clash s-2.

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Over lioo vel? enthusiastic fans, a. (glmdmn yn", .ers went ahead to mm ' hundred or more of whom came' up ‘ -I-mrwen pemma ,"6

out. the game being rather stages. Victor Wagner, of handled the whfslile.

Kenny Carroll shot the

eight *minutes bringing from behind the Montreal outwit Gagnon. Two Lapointe carried the length of. the ioe and

at, Albertcn, to which they added

The latter started with a lead of night by 3_°_ two goals from the previous playoff

'I`onlght's game was much better

° than Wednesdays aaair. the Bata-

further lead of two on Thursday u,-st boy, semng 3 mst pace md keep

night, thus winning the champion- ‘mp °' Frm” C°“"ty ‘md th' WP by sive a great deal of the time. gp;-gwlgq gg the lee,

°' t°““ “We °( 84- ‘ Superior teamwork won for the Lapointe collected a. short

ing the Montrealers on.the defen-

ALBERTUN WN F renchmen Wm

in to catch nu pass at the goal 'rwo minutes before the Bax-il went throuah the fence. He was checked but tho rubber into the cord!

Although it is conceded that the Montrealers wnlghn as the F,ench_ of Bmneys Amt ana-su ben" ‘nm W°“ °“t' me P1” 1” men waited for chances to break the “wud pe;-led, after- the th* ‘mal "°“‘ W” """‘ “nd 9"" away from their blue line. They scor- me ,peg qmugn the .num h`°“" °“"‘ °° “““h~ g ed four of their goals by this me- ug-_gg mm six mu-run; mm

In the mst p°d°d six minute* em" ihod, while Barii caged the fifth score “med gh, rubber mg i.":.f.':; S.°;§;'..;t:°:‘.:’ fr ~ »»»`» --4 fm- - than a. minute by another by O'Brlen. th:h;:pI;;::;);;er§;l;:$t;;r _' 5 me mn' 'mb An" ‘°“""°’“ mmm” °f 91°F' °“1' realers throughout, but sheer speed Kenny canon ence wn made the third and last tally ez mm was not enough to down the and ‘on of W WM

the session for the visitors. Play was French _m,,,s_ The Frenchman w8m_ um of tm mu

’”°"’”*’ “°““° me A“’°"*'°“ “eb ““° ed up wen and send, Bathurst goalie; g may ,imugr w that mg me CW” T"“'°’°5° my” did p°°' made many brilliant stops from shots tamed in gh, 551, pg;-|94, sh°°""¢' P°hq“°°t° °§P°°‘°'uy. had 5 in close on the cage. Bathurst shot broke gh;-gugn mg Bgghm-gi;

number of chances to score, but his me nm, score and for a while had they crowded on m an

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` "G1 ””" M abetting ware-ratie score s-1 in l t

- ° , the ,visitors on therun, but.f.he ex- lm, md flipped g peg rp

“ __`:~`~.__-fe - In th econd period, s e i - '

\E _ _ ,f _,L ;_:_, um moms the muon Paueqvl/u;temsi“:)t realers soon told, and the Montreal- ,um wneludlng were gryghg

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`... ‘°// \ "' first one home for Cape Trav- ‘

bench, many fans were nonplussed at the announcement that Carl had been signed by McGraw.

But McGraw is smsrtf He doesn‘t

pose as o. phllanthropist though will- ing to do a little gambling when it comes to baseball players. The New York pilot knew that Mays was suff- ering from neurltis and that his arm did not go back on him as a result of a pitching injury. He gambled that Florida sunshine and treatment would bring Mays back into the lime-

the chance and from present reports Mays will be able to take his turn on the mound for the Giants this Summ-

er.

In signing Mays, McGraw probably

remembered the case of Arthur Nohf. who was a failuro for two years because of an attack of neu- rltis; and who came back last year to take his place among the leading flingers in the National League. In the face of troubles and accidents which have beset his career, Mays has shown an admirable spirit. While pitching for the New York Yankees some years ago in a game against Cleveland he delivered a wild pitch ` that struck Ray Chapman. Cleveland

shortstop, on the temple, resulting in la fatal injury. Mays was exonerated from the blame. but there is little doubt that worry served to diminish his effectiveness.

It was Mays, too, who dragged the

American League into court back in 1920. Famous as a star pitcher for the Boston Red Sox, Mays suddenly deserted that team during the Summ- er, He was indeffinitely suspended. Be- fore he was reinstated he was sold 'to the New York Yankees. Under the circumstances. former President Ban Johnson refused to confirm the deal and declared the pitcher ineligible. The Yankees obtained an injunction from a New York Supreme Court Judge, which restrained Johnson from interfering with the appearance of the pitcher in a New York uniform.

The 1926 season was one of `Niay‘s

best. That was the year the Reds were nosed out of the pennant by the Cardinals in the last week of the season. Carl had been stricken with illness ten days before the finish.

McGraw hopes that Mays will be

as effective this year as he was in 1928.

“° `° CURLING

CHALLENGE

In vin of Mr. J. _H. Priohardll

rink being the winners of the Soon- tary‘| prize, which was played oi! la-lt Saturday eveninl. a challenge was hsued to play Mr. Pi-ichard's rink. The challenging rink was selected by Mr. W. Arthur Alien. the _losers to entertain-the rink: to an oyster sup- per at the capital 'Doa Rooml. The

was played on Wednesday eve-

in ld' chem- lm"

niahtNtZv§":>¢:~i:n'nan:ar`:°to :. 1 to 1 “W 1° th’ °‘“'"“' mm °"’“‘“"' 9°” aide, md caused a me ani oi ax-

oitammt. with pilots of thrills. from the opening bell tothe dnisiwwhioh ended witii_a decided victor! for the Prcsidmtb rink. u the score de- notes- 'rm mn was an follow

U. A. Oalbeok

Thane 'Campbell

W. A. lhwlrt

B. T. Bill

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.liT» THE L0. C.

LADIES BOWLING

On Wednesday night, Mar. 13th

tho Ramones met and defeated the Erlus by 209 pins. H. McMillan rolled high single of 186 pins and F. Flynn high three of IM. Following is the lim up:

- BAMONAB A. Duffy. ............ _ P. Flynn. ............ A. Higgins. .......... H. Mcldillan. ........

92 108

112 Ml lil l02 B8 92 110 68 l6¢

127

451 380 80')

Total. 1342, llllil

G. Keenan .......... P. Hogan. ........... R. Mohrlano. ....... R. Francis. .........._

10! 128 99 68 91 101 'IT M 101 ll 06 100

841 ITU CW

'Brill 1188.

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D.R.A. MEET

IN AUGUST

OTTAWA, March lb-The D. R.. A. annual prime meeting of the Domin- ion of Canada liifle Association will be held this year. during the week of August 12. The dates for this his- toric event, which attracts marks- men of all provinces to the Con- naught Rifle Ranges just outside the capital, were decided by the execu- tive followins the annual meeting of the association here.

P O R ATA ND

RISKO SIGNED

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Pont. eonquerorofromlaeaneyto- doylitnedfora lo-ioundboiitwith

Larkin on a pass from O'Brien. There

Profltt, forwards.

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‘ Women live ant statistics

Johnny aiako. the Cleveland "Baker Boy." at Bolton. April B. in further quest for the heavyweight boxing

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2919?’ Rios Frllans syndicate, imc uma at-nam "glut moms V7* \5SuA\-Ly KNOWS WHAT “ES DC "’:" utes later The Alberton goalie stop The muowm is th.

number of hot shots and just Kem” Gm” Bihool mr

prom ‘ueoizms /ii- Nw/'suei>tase . Ls ' I

-fl'-'\' CASH C»\lS'i'¢MEZS-.“-- M5%LDDt~\ its! fliil_'A§~lT‘.lRcP/. gi; and repeated iust seven min- A ' KEININ GBOVI

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ped a

two minutes from the bell got a bad . 1 _

out over the left, eye from the puck “ands 'vnI_1

which put him on the ice for the l l I A T E Dwothy-MwM“;_‘°_ ’ evening. Alberton played throughout Gnde vn_1 B 'I' ’

the period on the defensive, making ' Gems” Y” ' .

a number of long shots but without Gnd’ vI_'_l

success. Score 8-2. ' V '

In the final period C. Howatt, four \ wggxvxl Albert minutes from the faceoff, brought the Gnd’ N__x Rus”

score to 3-3 with a fine shot after ‘Cl-“*“1|’~l\ PPMS) comm '

running over half way down the F'RfEDERICT0N.MB1'-15-St~Fl'8Ii- Gnd' Q 1 ~ rink Thenyhe game warmed 1-ish; cis Xavier University of Antigonish. Grade In J '-1' I‘m“n and play Wu of me nvenesf, degcrlp- winners of the eastem section. tied Gnd, _I A_:i"'H' unlmud

' V- ; National league-or the American iight as an effective twirler. He too _ mm fm. me hen an mmugeg when University of New Brunswick, win- Gr”-is I 3_1' sim”

Ogden on B 5010 mn hmded 3 me n_ers of the western section 4-4 hero Perfect ‘mai _ one in the cape Traverse net, roi- wnlzht and won th rcound for the er Im Mu h R :- lowed shorny After by 5, tally for Maritime Il'ii.€I'C0i1€¢ilai.e h0Ck6y title "gd stuveil; y' u e

Mattie RlmBl¥» 'IVldh¢t~

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was no further scoring and the game

ended 5-3 in Aiberton's favor. llmds

_ the revenue to be

To "°=“»- HAGEN WINS attain taps... 0"” T“"°"°°wadd°“' 9°” M“1` million acres valued at

ligan, McPherson, defence; B. How- dollars U n “mg” of

att, Psuquette. F. Howatt, C. Mcwil- MIAML Fla" Much 15__wlm,, ‘Much lm as m liams, W. McWilliams, Clark. for- Hagen, paired with Leo Diegel, wonbbeen received byf ng,

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The game was refereed by Messrs lots given to persons

F. McFarlane and Ralph Biiliphant. ,

The presentation of the MacLean YS M en ,S ssh; by th;

Trophy was then made on the ice to ` _ the winning tram by Mr. H, M. Weekly Meeting is-xd thzbxinios

Downing. President oi the Prince .___ M" of "mm County Intermediate Hockey League( The regular weekly meeting of the Dommmn $0" I t

Mr, Downing read a telegram from Charlottetown Y‘s xnen`s club was Wu 'resold ,D mo Mr. A. E.MacLean,M. P.,s.sking him held in the Y. M. C. A. at 8 p. in. of “mom A-‘lm H _ “I to present the cup on his behalf and Thursday evening. Dr. o. c. Arcni- mu ,,,'W,;u° ,ma W

to heartily congratulate the winners bald occupied the chair. After supper ,pmvmca from H l and also to extend to each and ev- some items of business were dealt me lun wg to N ery team takin! ‘Part in the elimln- with including the voting on my ‘ hun” °t “pm V ation games his appreciation of the members. m “M way in which they have carried out Mt Chu.. cnmpbm of chu_lo,“_ una.. in ndmli

“';dl§m;n town was the speaker of the evening gr “g_m°_ ‘align ‘ug

¥ W' P"°fm» °"P"““ °! and chose as his subieot "Tha Natur- gg gnome Wm”

W* W\°m\|¢ Wim- W- D°W“’1‘¥ “id al Resources of Western Canada." yu 15'” 'gun *M*

in brief: “I have the honour of pre- ML Cunpheu “num” for nu um may Mama. renting you witnftne A. ri. Maclean em Q, th, cm ,hu m mum by My V of ua _ Cup, emblematic oi the Intermediate tm, tim' th, mbkct hem' om much An haima ,&“.a hockey championship of Prince bum.. th. ww, ‘g pawn,” mama- 'na gn °°“°*¥- Xml? ‘°°°P° W 'WHY Prior to mo iam natural re- gf, ,4,,,`ml ,mm

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llean.M.l’..whodonate4thisvery mum. mmm mm. -M “_'”~ \’°‘“"“‘“ °h‘u“‘\`° WP” W \’° Wm’ known as Prince Rupsrtk Land. in peted for annually by the Intermed- lm bww” um wnmw '_' “ha

late Hockey lnacda teams." 'rbree ova. by nwcmmxm _mmmmg

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' me annual international four-ball Go mm t., Qqnqn A“‘°"'°““’M°l"m 3°" Mmmm' match golf toumament, defeating the; progvxixncos with thu.:

K. Profitt, defence; 0'Brien, Larkin. Gene samun and Johnny Farnm which wo yen’

H. Jeffrey, Oultcn, A. Jeffrey, A, defending champions' one up confedrnwn 'L

by the British Cover-amen