ovrulllikwzﬁ. 1931'

. BOWLING HOCKEY WRESTLING

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1r 111s iiizrrnr BISONS ,\'1,1(1'\l1.\ FAILS. ONT.. Nov. 1- ilieir rlftllt Willi! Ell! e Criiiiiclier, Toronto scored the second ef the? pro-season ~1<.~\- inur by defeating “H1133, Bisoiis 2-1 Saturday m; her received an inJlm-‘d m“ 1n Fuiiny night's victory over Deirolf Red Wines at Wind-K)!‘- coarh I-“rlnk Nichborksi minor m“, m. .,,_< QIiVO the big lcagucrs isiiif battle all the way. but the up; “we 111st a little smoother on attack. Wood Bison goalie, played the majer rofe in keeping the fast- mting leafs to two-god's. his fine work in lfie net. especially in the 11111-11 period. keeping the big lent’- ieis from adding ‘to thc summary. it was a hard fought Balm’ Wm‘ plenty of "Give and take.” Temper-i third in flies/wind perl0<l ﬁnd thc veteran limp Dav Leaf defence-man. 111d T111" Patterson. Bison forward iimlii- came to blows. Both received lfijor penalties. lhiilsmi Scores 111111017]. Nnv. i—iCPl-Mak- 111g a clean sweep, Detroit Red Wings edged out Detroit Olympics l-i in the iliii-d struggle tonight to r111 the c111‘ hockey championship- The ()‘ii1~.;i‘.i':=. liiiernatloiiai Lea- rie cliniiipiiiiis 111st ylear. leave for hiisliuvirii l()lll()‘i'I'O\V where- they become 1111- lloriicts of the new Inieniruiiinal-American League. The s1 ll1li*_\' Cup holders and iroriil lluiiupiniis W011 the first genie -.'i fll',(l the second 6-1, to litlii a ,‘~f‘ll"1i goal lead at thc start o! llll‘ ll.'l'lll' inniglit. Their lead l‘lilll~l_\' threatened, al- irzrir lraguers scored . l.|l._ . m1, loriiierly of Char- llitiuw 11 was the marksman on n. l‘ll lllilV 111th Wilf Starr. I!" 1i 1TH!‘ the three- ." 111v (ZPTIIII!!! [YJFIOII 51111111 completely.

Sheri" Course Accounts For So viet Reco rds

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Nov. I—- ‘ mmm-‘iilvriite 11114111111 in the lust a “mun, n. their first contest mnwhlkk-Hur- sciics for the New my _cm_vd'll1‘l1l’ t.tlc, Frcderixton We Sam, 111.11 8-3. victory over _ ~ -c.i1i S"llI01‘S Saturday.

‘ uzgicctcd to mrct

Allison University, provin- "illlllvklcte champions. i0 de-

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NEWS

‘Muifoons Even Down-East Series Blanking Bruins 4-0 In Halifabc Encounter

HALIFAX. Nov. 1- 1C1") —Mnnitreal Maroolis smothered Bo-ion Bruins 4-0 here last night iii the fourth grime of their Maritime tour pre- ceding the opening of the National ' Hockey League. 'I"hc encounter even-

ed .111) tl1e'r down-east series at two igiixics apiere. Bob Gracie sﬁt the big Red winch- ‘iiie in the ‘cad with a irolil iii the ‘ first period 11nd a bli. eriiiz third- lpPrICd offrnsivc ncttcd them ilircc iroie. Gracie figured 111 two of the third-period tallies. bCOFlllg one him- .clf and feeding the puck to Marker for another. Bill MacKenzie scored the fnal one.

Bruins were ninst danlzrrous in the second period. But Bill Bcverldgc. ‘ubslitutiiig in the Montreal goals for Alex Connell, stopped every shot they offered, He handled the puck 37 times during the game.

Both teams appeired lb bc round- ing into shape well. For the better part of thc game, the play was fast and rugged.

Premier Angus L. Macdonald of Nova Scoiia dropped the puck for an opening face-off before the game Leganinnd then the teams started lex- changing attacks 11p and down the ice, Six minutes after the opening whistle, Gracie banged the puck in- to the Bruins net after Jimmie Ward had drawn Tiny Thompson hopelessly out of position.

It was in the second period that the Boston aggregation unleashed its attack, and time after time their white-shifted piayers bore down on Beveridge. Cooney Welland, Leroy Goldsworthy and Bun Cook, playing on the same team together for the first time, missed a half-dozen chances.

Boston kept the Maroorts on the defensive well on into the third per-

llic frame began that Gracie banged

his own rrbound in past Tiny ‘Thompson, But less than a minute later.

Marker, Gracie and Russ Bllnco combined for another goal. Marker slipped the puck in from the goal

mouth alter thc other two htid car--

ricd it past the defense. Mac- Kcnzlc‘: goal was scored on a long shot from left wing that slipper’. past Thompson into the corner. ' '

The 111-n teams meet here again Monday night before winding up the tour in Moncton.

Lineups. ltlonirml Boglﬂn Goal Bert-ridge Tllcmmon Defence Evans Smith Wentworth Portland Forwards Gracie Welland Ward Goldsworthy N orthcott Bun 000k

Montreal subs z-Conacher. Ca:- son, Robinson, Bllnoo Tmttier, Cain, MacKenzle, Marker.

Boston Subsz-Jerwa, Hollett, Clipper, Getliffe. O'Neill, McManus, Bcatty. Cowley Sands.

Summary )

Firs-t Period.

l, Montreal, Gmcie Ward) 6.22.

Penaltie. None.

(Northoott,

Second Period. No Scoring Penalty, Carson.

Third Period.

2, Montreal. Gracie 12.20

3. Montreal, Marker (Gracie, Blincol 13.04

4. Montreal. MacKenzie (Con-

riehcr) 16.43. ~

iod. It was not until i2 mluiites after

Senators To

Play In Quebec

Senior L o op

tld m: a ‘llallvnzer for the McCurdy

MONTREAL, Nov. 1—(CP)—Que- bee, Amateur Hockey Association granted Ottawa Senators permis- sion to operate in Quebec senior hockey group at a meeting here Saturday night.

Transfer of Ralph St. Germain.

formerly of Montreal Royals. from i l the tcam for the first time

biitieal to Ottawa was approved and R. Robillzird. Relic Couto and Guido Roy. were re-liistatcd.

Roblllard and Coutu had been suspended on charges of altering birth-certificates.

Retain Field Hockey Crown

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1—iAP)— England PCIIIIUOCI her supremacy in iiiirld ﬁcld hockey circles today by drubbing Australia 6-3 to complete i111 unbroken string (iislx conquests iii tiic Iniernaiioiinl triennial tour- iiamciit.

Th? United States women. wiii- ning four and losing two games. finished second 111 thc seven nation competition Soulli Airieirs three wins. 1W0 losses and 1i. tie gave It i1 third place lie with Scotland. Auicrira (icfeatcd Ireland 4-1 t0- diiy while South America and Wales played a 1-1 deadlock. Scot- land swamped the Elccicrns, atcam comprising substitutes from allsev- e11 teams.

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Sh o re Will Lineup With Bruins Tonight

HALIFAX, Nov. L-(CPJ-Eddie Siznre cast a speculative eye today over the Bosioii Bruins while they went through a light work-out hcrc and he had no complaints to make.

"Looks, like a great bunch." he iemnrked while he practised with this year, his lith with the Boston club.

Eddie seemed to be particularly giad to have Hooley Smith. form- er Montreal Maroon centre star, on the same line-up. Hooley has always been about as rough and ready on thc forward line as Shore was on the defense.

Shore will be playing hem t0- morrow night; for the Bruins in an exhibihou game against the Mliroons. l-Ie arrived here yester- day but Manager Art Ross wouldn't let him go on the ice without some conditioning.

“I never intended holding out," he said. explaining his lateness in joiiiiig the Bruins’ training tour. “B111. the ploughs and cattle had to be put 11p for the winter before I could devote thoughts to hockey." Shove owns a farm in Alberta.

Players On

OF

. IARLUPFETOWN

W.K;S. Blanks! Summersid e l

Academy II-O

Scoring three trys and a convert 1 the West Ken’. rugby squad, coacli- l ed by Lou Campbell, chalked up f their second victory 01' the season - in as many starts by defeating Summcrsidc Academy fifteen in sf return game at the C-.A.A. ground Saturday afternoon by a 11-0 score. The local school ruggers won the opening contest at the Western capital 8-5.

The blue and yellow jerseyed players turned 111 an impressive performance on a rain-drenched field that was anything but m- ducive to good fastball. The Sum- merside players put up a. keen, clean struggle but lacked thc team- work of their opponents. Both squads were guilty of many fumbles caused by a heavy. wet, slippery ball which alas difficult to handle.

The West Kenters took a. 6-0 lead in the opening half by virtue of two trys. Anderson opened the scoring following a scrimmage by game-ring in the ball and plunging over." at the far end of the field. Matheson scored the second by scooping up a. loose ball and racing l5 yards to cross the line at the opposite end of the field to the first touch. In the final half Hoop- er, speedy three-quarter, complet- ed the scoring in a. flashy 25 yard run a. few minutes from the end of the game when he gathered in a. Summerside kick, eluded would-be, tacklers, and placed the ball be- hind the uprights. Perry made no mistake in converting.

J. Downing, J. Hogan and B. Rankin were the spearhead of the Summerside attack and turned in sparkling performances.

Sick List

HALIFAX, Nov. 1——(CP) — Both Boston Bruins and Montreal Marooiis, two of the most ruZSBd tcams in the National Hockey Len- gue had 1ilaycrs on the sick and in- jured lists tonight after four ex- hibition games in the Maritime Provinces.

Carl Voss, centre who came in Montreal from New York Americans this year, was 1n hospital with m infected throat. He became ill on thc train here from Moncton Fri- day, but Tommy German said his condition was much improved to- day. '

Peggy O'Neil, flashy Boston for- ii-ard. wicnchcd his shoulder severe- ly in last night's game here and Art Roi. was afraid he would not be nblc- to pliiy tomorrow night.

Three other players suffered min- or injuries. Red Beatty of the Bruins scraped his side 1n practise today; Earl Robinson of the Mkirocns was in bed with a. bad cold‘, and Jerry Carson of the Mon- treal team strained a ligament in hi; groin tut nllht,

LINEUPS

' West Kent- Fullback, Forsythe; three-quarters. Bell, Darrach, Perry, Hooper; halves, Fitzgerald, Muc- Leod, Jay; Forwards. Glover, Grant, Livingstone, Callbeck, Matheson, Anderson, LaCusta; spares, Farquharson, Andrew, Mac- Kinnon.

Summer-side Academy —- Fullback. Gallant; three-quarters, Spears. Sinclair, Rankin, Wright; halves, Hogan. MacDonald, J. Hogan; for- wards. Ramsay, Boates, MacNcill. Downing, Baker. Clark. Willcit.

Referee-Rev. J. Wilson.

NOMADS DEF/AT IKWXC.

In a game, niorc or less the practice variciy, Cliai-fotteioivn city Ncmrids turned back the Prince of Wales rugby team 11-3 Saturday afternoon at the C.A.A. grounds. The game was played on a muddy field swept by a cold-ruling wind. Tempcrs were on edge throughout the tilt and several private feuds flared.

The opening half saw the No- mads srore two trvs and a con- veit against the local collcgians lone counter. Jenkins and Lighti- zer tallied for the Ciy team with Ritchie converting the lattcrs try. "Chink" Roach fell on a loose IJILII for the collegianls 101111. Ritz-hie ended ihc scoring with a 111v lute in the final half.

LINEITS Nomads —- Fnllbiii-k, lluiiier; ihree-qilartcrs, Liglit/uu- Pew-rs. MacKeiizie, M1ic1.)cu':1ll; halves.

M‘:I11iiLs. Smith, Ritz-hie; forwards Coyle Gillis, ’I‘o:‘i11b.<. Archer. Jen- kins.

P.W.C.—Fu1lback, Graiit; 1liree- quarters, Larter. Mai-Donald. Cnylc. Stewart; halves, Ciillin. Langill, Roach; forwards, Hughes. Sin- clair. Gillls. Johnson. Richardson. Donahue, Saunders.

Referee-Blanchard.

Mia r i t i m e Rugby Results

HALIFAX, Nov. 1—(CP) —-- Re- sults of English rugby games in the Mnritimes Saturday follow: Halifax Citylieiigue Dalhousie 3; Wanderers 3 itie). New Brunswick Intercollegiate Championship Series Mount Allison 8; University oi New Brunswick 3 (Mount A. wins tlilc). New Brunswick Senior (‘hamplon- iihlp l Fredericton City 8: Saint John 3. (first of two-game scriesi, Cape Breton Colliery League Champlcnshlp Caledonia 12; Dominion No. 11 (i; (firlt 0f two-game series).

GUARDIAN

111 WORTWQRLD

BOXING

"You don't need to LII tliing about Rosebud. and I'll tell you. It's

there isn't any second

Ask me I I know

Rosebud,

tobacco and most every Maritime man knows it. some preier it For one reason, others praise it For another, but all unite in saying that Rosebud is so mucli better ilidi

me any- Aslc me

a grand

choice."

Remembrance Day November II. Give a little more for your poppy this year.

Canadian And United States Football Scores

(By The Associated Press) Temple 3, Holy Cross 0. Brown 38. Tufts 7. FlOrddam 0, Pitt 0 ttie). Penn 16, Navy 5-

Pcnn State l8. Syracuse 0. Illinois 9, Michigan 6. Northwestern 6. Minnesota 0. Ohio U. 10, Cincinnati 7.

New York U. 46, Lafayette 0. Colgate l4, Army 7.

litriiihatlan 28. C.C.»N,Y. ‘l. Michigan State 13. Boston C01-

legc 13 (tie). _

Columbia 20, Cornell l3. Dartmouth 11, Yale 7.

Princeton 14. Harvard l4 itlc). North Carolina 21, North Caro-

lina State 6. Maine '1. Boston 7 (tie).

There ls 0n “Hy-opening ribbon on every Rosebud make ii easy Cellophane wrapper. pull and the wrapper is offl

package *- to for you to remove the just c1 quick

FREDERIGPON, N.B., Nov. 1 -- (CP)— Outheeling and outrunning their heavier opponents. the Mount Allison University rugby fifteen won their second straight game and the 1936 New Brunswick In-

_ fer-collegiate championship in a

inst, hard fought contest Saturday. defeating University of New Bruns- wick 8-3. Mount Allison thus won

of 14-3.

for a U.N.B. team to be beaten on their own field by their old rivals. To enhance the Halloween prank Mt. A. seconds wallopecl U.N.B. seconds 20-0 in a preliminary game.

Sig Ncilson, speedy Mouiitie three-quarter, was the hero of the day, making both tries on specta- cular runs which left U.N.B. tack-

‘Lehigh 19, Rutgers 0.

Hobart 21, Rochester 13.

Boston College 13.Micliigau State 13 (U01.-

Btismn U. 7, Miami U. iFla.) 7l (tic).

Brown 38, Tufts 7.

Purdue 7. Carnegie Tech. 6.

Maine 14, Colby 7.

Amherst v13, Massachusetts State

Northeastern l2. Arnold 6. Illinois S). lvlicliiguii 6.

()lllfl U. l0, Cincinnati 7.

Chicago T. Wisconsin 6.

Nnire I.).'l1l1(‘ 7. Ohio Stale 2. Iowa Stile 7. Oklahoma 7 itie). Inlerprnvinclal Union

Ottawa l5, Hamilton 21. Toronto 12, Montreal 14.

Ontario Rugby Football Union

Balniy Beach 13. Sarnia 16,

Senior Intercollegiate

McGill 2. University of Toronto 35.

Queens 3. University of Wcstem Ontario 1.

Western Quarter-finial Playoff

Regina 20. Winnipeg 5. (Regina wins series 24-14).

Western Intercollegiate Saskatchewan 3. Alberta 2. Vancouver Big Four Meralomas lftvancouvcr AC. 11.

Western Junior Semi-Finn]

S katoon 0, Moose Jaw 15.

lers bewildered. The first try came unexpectedly soon after thc genie opened when. bg Jim McLean re- ccived thc ball from an open scrim- mzigc and passed 1o Adair, who drew his mun and slid the oval to thc fleet Neilson. The latiei" evad- ed U.N.B. lacklers 10111,; enough to 1iliice the ball directly behind thc poses. Johnson, Mouiilie full back. madc the convert.

Sleep. Captain of the Red and Black. accounted for his icamls: three points 11111111, fioiii a difficult angle. he booted a plare kit-k over thc l>ar after Referee: Gerald Hayes had awarded his team the kick for a "feet up" offence by the Mountie heelcr.

The U.N.B. fighting spirit alone was not sufficient to stem the tide or lightning-swift ailacks by Mount Allison and in thc last sec- onds, Ivcilson 011cc again streaked across the line for the final try.

The whistle ended thc game iis Johnston failed in his attempt to convert from a difficult position.

The victors will meet Acadia. University for the Maritime Iiitcr- collegiate title.

Wunderers And l

Da lh ousie Tie

HALIFAX. Nov. lu-(CPM-Hall- fax Wanderers and Drilliousic Uni- versity 1ilaycd a 3-3 lie here Sat- urday in the city rugby league. U11- lcss Dnlliousics protest of a previ- 011s game between the two tennis is upheld. Saturday's result gave Wanderers the League title. al- though thc University team has one

game left to play at Acadia Unl- ‘

vanity.

the two-game series by total points.

It W115 the first time in 20 years

Qualify To Meet Acadia»

Artistic value and extra lirilit that include an (‘Mpiinflc 1111-...

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lfor writer is a natural. Silfllvfllllfs ‘

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l frainc nf bodies iif water are more —-

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