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lplsy, the some nevertheless produced

wss this true of the fihnl session score six goals, four of them going

Kimi. Currie and Nicholson were

the pick of the local Squad in lost night's tilt, but while this trio were accounting for s nisjority of

the goals the' “rookies," Square- briggs, Currie and Steele, turned in their best performance to date. 'I'-hey are improving with every lame and last night aocoimted for ¢.w° goals and might essily have had several more on their play, oversnxiousness plus Jimmy Foster nullifytng the efforts. Gross and Mclrie are moving s tough ben-ie: snd the letter, like his last year‘s mstes,isstertingtobes.tough mm YD Edt by. Ser8ent should also 00n‘ie in for Iilenty eommendstlan on his work, st least five times 111111228 the some cuts-uessing Hawk miders from inside the crease.

Bill Miller, playing without g N.

lief, bore the brunt of the visitors' sttsck both on defence and up front and together with Jsmes was dangerous every minute. Two new faces in the persons of Kenny Carroll and Joe Mills were on the Moncton lineup last night. 'ms fbmer. although shy on condition, °h°“'|*3 b°"l bid' help once he rounds into_`shspe, last night bs~- U18 llidhly 'effective at times.

The Abbies line of Keno, Currie

and Nicholson mowed some clever Dasdng inside the Hawk line in thi’ Owning minutes but shots’ on Poster werent dsngercuu. Ksne and Irvine both missed cliancm to rem when they shot wide rroni e few feet out, Hawks hm gnoghgr chance when Miller and Burrage broke clear but Gross outguessedl the Pnlr, the same player going rlsht to Fcst/er’s citadel cn s rush

seconds later.

Frankie Currie's fifth goal in

three games gave the Abbies a 1-0 lead st the 12 minute mark, the centre man slamming s fast one but Foster from the left boards on s. pass from .lack Kane. Two miraculous ssves by Boi-gent from Carroll and James robbed the

Hawks of the equaliser lea than two minutes before the end of the lesion. »

Hawks did all the forcing for

neerly the entire llstless second

period but Sargent was unbeatable, robbing»Hewk rsiders from right in close on several occasions. Dom-_ birwtion efforts were failing to click and several likely scores were ruined efter the teams had been Un the receiving end of breaks. The Abbie rookie line, playing the illi- si five minutes of the period, changed the tide of hottie ss they forced the play and with but three seconds to go their efforts were ro- wsrded when they accounted fin- the second Abbie goal. Hsrry0uri_1e broke through only to be tripped by Miller, the 1-lswk ace drawing the first penalty of the game for the offence but this some player wasnt to be denkd on his nm *\"°mP¢. Just three seconds before the bell he skated through the en- tire Hawk team, culminating the brilliant effort by driving one past Ulster from the edge of the crease.

Abbies added two goals to their

total less than four minutes after the start or the .finql _period _At 8.22 Jackie Kane broke fast It witor. and mei- drawing the Hewtdefehee laid e perfect pass Uh F. Oiirrie’s stick, the latter Pllver bsekhendihg one pest Fos- ter. Thirty-six seconds later Kurs °°°k Nieholsdn's long pass st the Hlwk line and his low, hard drive’ found s resting piece in the twins.

Steels drew s. penalty for illedal

lhecking and ‘Hawks broke tho lille-egg when Dimage from .s hee-off thirty feet from the Ab- Nvnet mi-red his wey in insure

Bergent. robbed by Foster on Mions as he circled

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the “Thelma Spring- _stead Memo ri all Trophy.”

(C»'P. By G\\lr(lisn's Special Wire) _ -HA4L1ll"AX. Jah. 16-Phyllis Dew- . ar _of Moose Jaw, Besk., who brought Canada' honors frcm` the British llinpire Gomes, has been awarded thenew trophy presented to the Womens Amateur Athletic Eeder- stlon or Usnsde. by Hurry _Hirsch of Berlin for the Dominion's out- standing women athlete of 1934.

Mrs. W. E. Stirling, of Halifax,

' Federation president, announced the dwird tonight following completion of- I vote throughout the organim- tin, which imsnimoiuly favored

_brilliant young wesiem swim-

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Honorable Mention

Other athletes considered by the srious brunches were .Aileen Mea- ber, Halifax sprlnwr. snd Betty ylor, Hsmlltoifs star hurdler, both cl whom performed with dis- tinction. st the Empire Games. ;'I'lie president also announced ‘ ' that the trophy,

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(C. P. By Gusrdis.\\'| special Wire) JOlliN.. N.. B.. Jen. 18- W. G. MoQus'ds,.secretaz-y of the Saint .John Beavers Hockey Club,

:inane ced tonight that s. wmmer

ineie their 0 eehdidstei mi- the " ‘Wins eii i _‘e ve! ei-sometimsthht there should-he some sort of swud to honor census outstmding gui lthlete." ssid Mrs. Stirling. "The awaniissdmirsble in that it is 119'? ¢0D_11!ied to one branch of sport but _is _for iesdership in my or

different kinds of women's_eth1:E

ind." _ PNN? Phyllis Dewar,” crowned 10M_queen_ of canadian ¢0_U~i¥ht. made s place on the Can- 5W|U'\miF¥ tell-rn, with Bile, Ui(-in 991105005 with such brilliance

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1lll.r_els4y teamsf ' .Now I likely' candid- ete for Olympic honors. Miss Dewar 'plone to leave Moose .law cn' Nb. 2 for vancouver, where she will be- lin training.

4 V Chdllenge

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We. the Imperial House of

Dsvide. do hereby dballenge the Soils House Tscticlsris to a ilriend- iy series of hockey matches, best- two out of. .three gsuies. to be played dt.tb¢.FY1l’llm any time within the nent two weeks,

Wcowillplsy Mercantile hockey only, as owing to the trouble wild: 5-esident Klllloy 'over tmnsfers than might be some difficulty in

lbllowing is the lineup:-~ Goal-Archie ldiihobern-

_ -Defence-Bill Pmwss, Bus Metli- ilm, Orin' Mbodregcvr, Grant

Jerwsrdrenm- Giliuoic. chu.

IQWI. Docldlntyf, H111 Gillil smr»»rs.~° °

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tTIN’G

un - loop succeeding ‘the Maritime

3 League would be confined John. end Moncton _ohii--_ lottetown _Abegweits,'prev_lcusly"re- ported arpicbabls members ofthe new c - Quads ssid. The first gamephs added, would be pisyed by Beavers and Hawks at Moncton on Monday night'

'Ifhe announcement followed s

oopfiufence-of Beaver ofliciels with Bud A. Tsyior; fdireowr' of the Hawks club. ` ‘Financial ‘difficulties and the distance to” Charlottetown were given- as reasons for Abeg-_ weitsexciusion from the League.

Hawks, Dominion: champions for

the past two .yeare,: broke up the Maritime I-ensue wednesday. nicht by 'dropping out owing to the loss of plsyers who. were either declared ineligible ss _simon-mites or who went -to professional _ clubs. This left only Halifax _snd Abegweits in the' league-not enough. clubs to permit the circuit! continuance. Meritime hopes of retsining the Allen Gup held by, the Hawks now

mm to rest with Rollins Wolver-

sr . _ . Beevers.'Hawks,_ Wolverines and

Abegweits .begun the sesscn`as the Maritime Hockey League, _This chanized to the 'Maritime Mercan- tile ‘Lesg\_ie._with_the ifles_‘of get- ting rid of imported' plsyers when the _ellen Gun nllvdcwns time around. Controversy with the Gsm- eciien A.rne_te|vr_ Hockey Association

ockey ' Beavers and Ali Stars of Saint

lrcult. were deilnitely out, Mc '

1 V _ V _ " V .V W "°dV‘“’°¥"'°“* “mf “"1” 'Mm' isis saddled ni im. .sen mn- Comm-erclal Loop

_Fo rmoed Between were S J A N 0 ff.¢“f.§.‘..°.r‘ .‘;i.?‘*°..°’.;‘i.~=°“i.:' t. v ohn. & Hawks sg.;-fm. »»-__»;_-_-__»;_i».__~_<..__l

' ` ’ ` "" _ minute penalties for righting very

A_nnouncement_; _Comes As Sur- ee we me vs_...-.. ter.. .prisé VT-o Ambrose Wheeler, qg°,,_;,,,,_ om,” ,mm __,,'_ ‘V of _ VJM; .nm xeutvmlgzg thmi-fe 1];-ea ` ‘Abegvveit Officials '_ o;~=;_ 1-;v~-fem. ew. meth. .....»........~..f.'..-

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then led- to ia. reoi:`g4mised~.ama.teur_ loop.. ~with~Beavem-stopping out, iindnow it's commercial again with both Halifax and Charlottetown out. -

Beavers and All-Stars, have been _

playing exhibition games here. The i latter players came here after being classified as ineligible while in Monctorrs and Ul1srlcttetow'n's ani- ate`ur lineup.

Wheeler Resigns

The above dispatch ‘caused no_

end of surprise to local and Hawks’ omcisis who had come no Charlotte- town to discuss tliesiivustion sfter last night's gsme. ~

On hearing the news, Mr. Am-

brose Wheeler; President and Man- dcer of the lviioncton club immedia- tely resigned and in conjunction with his resigristion Mr. Wheeler stated thathe came to Charlotte- town with the Hawks to fulfill the schedule and complete the "Big Three" series as advertised, and was then, together with Coach Pero Nicklin to discuss the hockey situa- tion' with the Island management. When notified of the Ssint John dispatch. lv|':. Wheeler said thatpo doubt some one had gone over his head in sanctioning the new loop and that he (Mr. Wheeler) would no longer have anything to do

:ith the V1-Iawks or hockey in Monc- . on.

The Abegweit club and followers

are divided in opinion, as to wheth- er they should rzo commerc_ial_ or continue under the C. AJH. A. ban- ner. Meny feel that tlicv should ;stick with _Hniifnx Wolverines and continue in Allan Cup play.

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'Rte following lelegrsms passedwinnipeg who came in site, that

between s local. Qcrisman ond

being -f _You wilinote that vices from winnilies to me are he s:“'},,, ~ w_ Hnunon President 0 _ _ flouts the ides of, those players were out of work and imp, in Mgify ment". of ""1,- the big interests in Qitsrio, eto.,` iesving to play with mining towns twml

inving myuimg _area with his in rg».nitebe.'r¢_ you believe the ii- the Orvis PM Silt#

decision. 'held the '&elegra.nie slr: gd too great s éoricessio: you than-who Bel D sus, spo ollow Big Four 9 p y cu miter :ef me xterm n¢uy~se»r schedule with phoer. of october DBGHI FOI7n€f

Plesidentug. ii._<ii_1rn.r. Portage is V c_ n.»cr.» V .i. seen

Pr\irle.Vim_1§3r to the sig 'rhree st. John me Mohetohhiiheugh sd- \“{,»_ I§ l_1f§g{_<»~ . ,lf-A};mI;_°_f,'_§

nys' mhii eoiumrei wednesday,

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BRIEFS

dste. chsrlottetown, Hslifsx should not be penalized for raids made by

fifteenth but hir these in dispute from Clip Odlfipotitibil thi! year. Yt_iur_ healing of this bitter iinimodfy ww being generattd

Greeting; would place you on n. high plane as iQ- P- by Glllfilillfl. 5P°0|l| WIN)

situstlen in rstmng ‘M my minded men md VANCOUVER, Jan. it-Uonel unrest wi.b do much to maintsln necessary good Richardson 72. mliiy y¢\\'s li'

7~“°_..=._»,.,. -__ . ' _ _mst what is feeling-eotvneh provinces. win tennis ehihhpieh of seeth Amee '~ * ‘ _ -' . - - _ believed to bl -inffluenin collect plelse." V d active ixicketer there col

“Your statements 'ini-onto press

and llditrusl and Toronto officials

influenei? me are absurd and ri- diculous. hive not men two 'ip- rvnw perm in s year me hsve not

iii- loin. During thot time lie.

_Ma.rii,im&. ' Moetofthepresentneaveis’ team ‘started the second with the now_

TEAM .So_\l|_N

Jimmie Kelly Pronun-

0i1t.’l_1\lf=`f0l_\\-0 At. St- .iohh .Leo Night..

(cr. ny oa¢'di_m's' sperm win;

BAJJNT JOHN. iv. B.. Jan. is:--

Shwmivs sixsiwts into the net

k"hm4 ' 'skew' Kuhn I his U.Su$l_l1l\1_Hts for s few days and

third period scoring bee, All-gtors trimmed Beavers 9-8 ton'igbt*ii_s the third some or mi exhibition -hodiey series between the two local tennis. Five of the' A11-Stars' '_thii»d pmed 800|! were shwbefcie the seven- Iliilli-lte mark. Beavers then sand- wiched one and All-Stars almost immediately followed with mother. The final eleven uies was

mln

scoreless. _ _

All-Btus are leading the "series

s-1. 'ronisht's game was probably the last exhibition between. the two $08-his before. the start cf e new Mercantile league schedule in the.

defimct Maritime “Big Four" hoc- key leecue. i-revue Mmh and ned Farrell returned here today after i>ll¥iDs one game in 'remote and Y°fk Mewllitile Lesfrue- They were nm in the Beavers’ line-up tonight; however, and did not reveal their plans. .Tho All~8ta.rs comprise players taken from the lineups gf I-mwu

rejoined Halifax in thesimon-pure ranks. Amateur officlsls _had de- elmed the present All-Btslrs, as

well as most of the Bcgvers. were ineligible for play lea/ing to the Allan Cup because their trans!-rs

lil 8 . Monson and Rey Getliffe drew live

characterized the god Studded thi d

goo All-.Stars "Diary Deeiiets' two

; V __.._._.___..__._,.. _

Finals Of ' East VsV WestToday

The finals of the East and West Bon-

spiei will hike place this afternoon starting nt 2.00 p. m., second round at

3.80 p. ln.

All members are requested to be on hand for s Beau 3\ll7Per st 0 D- W. After supper the final game for- the East sud _West shield will be con- cluded. In tlio first robnd the Wert were up seven points. In the second round the lilont overtook this lead nnd are now eleven points sheilii. A blme roysl is .expected this afternoon.

1.00 P. K.

FFF? -“H39 €I1P?' =r”> =¢sr cess

Hyndmsn Gordon Hughes

N Matheson

cher ~ Dgngld H. D. Mc!-can Hogg T. Philips

Geo. lilnheoil J. F. Wliesr

W. C. Lawson

J, Kennedy

H. Spillett

C. Thompson

J_ P. Simmonds

R. \V0f¢hY

Black _ \Vll.llsms Bonlter

ibbert Bowsti.

Mcl{inii0l\

Morris Palms!!

cKen|ie _

8_8() l’. ll.

H. Townsend on Molveod

oriliveli

ldcwatt

Frasier -.

H. A. Eberl i

H. Winchester

D_ lillitneson ' H. Senr

F1 5 _=<~4>g o ° =_- ?_2-.* Fin?

Di B. Stewart

o. n_ siil Phil cehb A. Mirheh J. P. McDonald

Dr. Keeping /r T. Chandler Dr. H, Mcintyfe

.T. A. Bentley Weller Wilson ~ Nei I7 fy John Doyle Lieut. Anzsnm.-su

_ 7 l‘. Bl.

R. Mchslns Judge Duffy' . 0. Dsvles Reg Ball

E. Cameron 0, McGre&or idle Bsumiens J.` S. We ei

W. A. Siewnrt

Frank .lohnlton

n E93!

Tennis Champion 0

sn an , - lapsed and died on s street here

ire hed lived here since

ceeter, England, be th Afrlos and for

wu msnuins secre- .mous Ramblers, s

and social club at Bloefon-

g_ = iggiti 3 2;

.tremendous breeding insight and

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'Ad_'th_ ___ _V for Wk !b°l'y_ _Whlch_our ‘friend "Ron nie" _would-occasionally inll with ¥'Uf°Nl\°Q to s well known short Oldbflll Qdmlemnn who ygggg ago U8ed~to stand. at I-I\18hes’s corner 011 mlriet diilid in the fall and winter; months, where he would be on the look out for loads of pork llld ])l'0dii0B. Ronnie mgi; him ong day after he had been absent from

ss is i _fi

said, _‘grieve y‘ou..been_sie1;7i Mr. oct' "Yes I had it little 'eo t' and s ba<tii_V‘ceir' and rm e lime -horse' ye- -

' We are in receipt of the Walnut Hail .Florin cotalogue for 1935, giv-

ing the.list 01 stsllions Q service at this world. famous br farm, Donnemil. Kentucky. They are Peter Volc 2.02, Chestnut Peter 2.08 1-2, Protector 1.59 l-2, Volomito .os 1-4. nigh Nocirzm 3-4. any Ely (ii) 2.04 1-4, _Tiuworthy <3) 2.11,

Y Abbey (8) 2.06 3-4 and Lord

Jim (3) 2.00 3-4. The most most wonderful band of stailions ever brought together by any standard bud farm ln the W0i‘ld.

Walnut Hall Penn was establish-

ed. b'y.Mr.. L V. Harkness who died in 1915- His dsilshter Mrs. Osdnn M. Edvwards. Jr.. purchased com- plete cohi~roi__ in' wie, since which time Dr. Ogden M. Edwmis, Jr., has directed. the policies of the farm.

Guy .Axworthy was purchased in

cisco died in_`1984. Peter Volo 2.02 was pirrcha.sed'in 1920. MoGNSOr the Clrest was purchased in 1923 and died in 1932. Chestnut Peter was purchased in 1925._'1’lll/worthy wss foaled the Vproperty of Walnut I-Isll Farm in lim. volomite was purchased in ms, High Noon and Guy Day in 1930. Protector in 1901 Guy Abbey and Lord Jim in 1934. The last seven stsllions are all pro- ducts of Walnut Hall Farm.

Over twenty' years ago Walnut

Hell Fann established the custom of selling its entire crop of year- lings at suction Leech yesr. During that time their total receipts from that source has rim well over the million nnrk. We know of no breed- ing venture of modem times that .has_he4i.._such sustained success as Walnut Hall Form. It is an evi- dence of 11817 careful management,

high principled ‘business ethics. To Dr. Ogden M.lf§dwsrds,'.lr., wvs ex- tend our compliments for this yearn catalogue and our hope that he and Mrs. _Ediwnrd/may for twenty or more years contihue to be connect- ed with this' greet nursery of the trotthlg btded, ` '

Rey Henley (4) 2.01 3-4 is the

star puer over half-mile tracks during the past season, having to his credit a. total oi thirteen miles in -2.05.41: better, for the year. Twelve of these in actual races and one s. trip against the wotdh at London, Qhio, where he stepped in 2.02 1-2. _

At the Ohio Btste Fair. Colum-

bus, he won his race snd paced in 2.02 1-4 and 2.03 ii-4. These two miles and the one at London. Ohio. are the three fitstest miles of 1934 over a. half-_mile track.

The Horse nnd_Mule Association

of America. held one of its largen and most enthusiastic meetings in its fifteen years oi active history at the Palmer House, Chicago, De- cember 5th. ‘

Will Hudson, rated the best team-

ster in.the BBY State Circuit, and Squires Bros., the well lmown hor- ness horse dealer, have fonned s partnership and will deal both in heavy and speed horses. The fi.m will be known as Hudson ond Squires, Inc., and will have stables at Hartford, Conn.

Frank Walker, one of the most

efficient starters that ever handled the bell on the Grand Circuit, ls dead. He had reached the eighty mark. it is only _ few years since he relinquished his ition as starter at some of the bltsest meet- ing in the U. B. A. He and the late Frank J. Power of Hhlnfax had much in common. Both were mas- ter men in their profession and both weurkxiown wherever harness hor- ses were raced.

irotiee of Mr. wsiimfs seeth

brought back' memories of our friend, the late Mr. Power, who wss in our opinion the greatest starter that the Maritime Provinces

over ILM. It seems just like yester- doy t st ws would hesr his "pull UP.” md you could bet your life that no "Cie" would be given siier those.w\‘nds were spoken.

Staple, well known horse of Bummesside, paid a visit city yesterday and was wllcomed by msny frienfs.

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Caiuxwt Brownie 201 D4 oausd»»» hy urs. chain iniieze. Nei-tn- Sydney. N. B.. il out ov! Abhszywf 2.04 1-4. s daiuhter e Ab” 2.04. Abbaey is BURN* ~ tion from me

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est our horsemen irbmds. -3 lion Guy Abbey (3) 2.06 3-4 ly purchased by Walnut I-tell Bring; ior $20,000. and sife of the sensed-.34 tional Calumet Evelyn (S) 101-1-4..V.;.._ is out of thesnmedsmleoalumebng Brownie, namely, Abbscy 2.04 L-4-. :_

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interested in horses and we remem.-.._.. ber hearing our elders IOWDS' 'll-iiffl--/3 excited when the lsin IBenill11‘1!J.I2', Hearts. futher of Hon. !'n.nk Hurts brought two mares by A1esnten..tii.; Prince Edward Island. They Rm LZ ten, i-imgy. high ste-prius ben bor.-_.xr dering almost on Chtlliliilt- YD!!! _ were never rsoed and we d°..'.l.i9$_.Z remember of my 01 thth' 4¢W9n§1_'.I ants ever being rsoed._ ..‘_':.“Z

Miss Norie. of Ins bequeathed 510.000- by Joseph ca_1,!“'___. ghen. The stare tex denart0\¢0t~.0h- demvored to collect cn the k8`N¥Y_ but Miss Norla. [BYO them the hplfdd i laugh and the court decision ex- empted the leswy. Min N014# 1°! _ mare. ' -\

There were 820 harness meetmgs staged in the United States 1850 year, an increase of 50 over the PFC? vious year. The increase was lerselif" in the states of Wisconsin, Michigan and Iiuinois. '

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had s tough time keeping sein# ' through the depression of the l-dsl few yesrs, but will survive. They are printing s reader questionna.ire.__ N-u.m'ber nine on the list is-'fDdV__ you favor s das column based oh. interesting news about dogs. M0, just e. dog rwinii' °°‘“\““7" _

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