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‘EM oven

Oliver L W. ' Northcott

”Maroons 7 To 3 it .

i Bearcats vs. Abu.,

5‘B0SllON. Mins.. Dee. 1 - 'rire Boston spares: weliand, clapper, Muen interest isattaened te ine _ °ll"°ll1 M°l'°°ll° °h°W¢d plenty or 'rouaty cook cnapman Boyd. evmlng pre-season series tilt on Fri-

gaower and speed here tonight but Owen. .Jerwa. . ' [day night between Abegweits and ETKMY-three ieagilraglgc

visitors were better wood-choppers A

than hockeyiats. _

Death List In American Football

none of their plays clicked and the Munn,” 5 B;-es; H_ sm|¢h_ stew. .Truro Bearcats Maritime h lr. re American 0° c A

P ' °° 'Y season. The total seems impressive. |

Boston Bruins overwhelmed them art, Seibert, Conacher, M¢v|°;\,_ champions and runners-up for Allan i yet when one ooimden gh, number _ by tn. tepneavy margin er 1 to s. oniiazher. Brydson. Robinson. Dus-. 0”” h°‘l°ll‘1llSl°llllllll- 'er .tmetes who ture part in the 1 Th° MUN” l°t Off t0 B Slam- uid. Am” msmg ‘D Wolvefihes “hd ‘strenuous autumn sport. the Yeelllf

bang atm, piling up ,_ th,-ee_g°,_1 omclalsz smeaton and stewmh Dalhousie Rangers in their two first f is ,mt sm.pr|_smg_

lead in the opening session as Burt" it ’°°k" “S if the highly hllltedi Certainly the average is lower than '

Sprague Cleghom’s rough and gmmyuny Nova Scotia puckmen will bend ev- 1 that of two dead” 38°, In the days 1 "Hung

v-hen Art Chapman converted Alex Ccok's pass-out into the seventh Iloston score. ‘ '

'PHE LINEUP

.Thompson Goal N. Smith 9-Montreal, Gallagher, (Smith) the For-nm boards on Friday night;

._ _ result being not much team play. V share R' D' Wilcox NAB' tW° “gay hockeyists °“ the There was a dcilclt of over fifty 1

!_;Hit':hman L.D. Starr 10-Boston, Chapman, (Cook) Abegwelt right and left wings COMMERCIAL LEAGUE

. . d _‘Barry Centre Trottiel' 19:59. will bring back memories of .I rnowsa' rmos. e _Galbraith R. W. Ward. Penalties: seibert, shore, Smith. two certain Allan Cup games waged

5-Boston, Clapper, 13:42.

8-Montrail, Stewart, 15:13. 7-Boston, Cook (Chapman) 16:47

_ 8-Montreal, Conacher, 19:29.

Penalties: Chapman, Stewart,

’oa1braitn, Trottier.

' r 11 ‘

frilitraiimsi

lthe game to give the Americans a » p,_tf,,,,°n_ "°“

one goal lead in the first period. ‘ I"‘p"|“" vs’ B'°°dh°“"d’ T0f»S1 ` Blair tied it up in the second per- gmgnd pe,-50,; M°ht“g“° Imperms Wm make Majority for Bruce Stewart as Co.

lcd on a pass from Clancy. Cotton al- ,_-1-°mnw_ Blum (Cotton :h°_h`h_19€_:3_2_ 2;; ';c;°°;;pf:“_:?:_‘ _ 44 pins, _ so figuring in the play. clam?) 3_05_ °n 5 "1" High single P. Acorn, 247 pins. Ellllh ielllll 8°* B 8°ll1 hl the *hh* Penalties-Homer. ‘Tse °“;;§u;‘; ““ mtermedb High three w. smith, 592 plns.

‘ period' Hugh” taking Kuna" pl” a "1’l‘i;{B'ooci’h\r>unds made a good im-

\0 860!! 101' t1'|8.,AIi’le1'icBl1d. Third Puiod ‘ |{0LMAN»s L'1'p_

usher ned the “ny in short m.de|._ prcssion in their recent 1 to nil win

» over the fast Victoria. Unions and

rifling in a shot from fifteen feet 3_Amel,”_.mB_ Hughes (Mmecar) ____ n (_ _mt out to co ____ tm _ms G_ Toombs

out after Day 'had carried the puck azm “_ " ‘° _ 1° °

ericans playing a tight defensive

smut Eleven penames were meh c er, amb, Homer. had any ice workouts as yet, are de- R_ Johnson

termined to give the Cape boys a

ed out, seven to the Americans and four to the Leafs.

TAKE TWO ... .. . .....

. idmericaoa Position

Worters Goal Dutton R. D. 'Ayres L. D. Day Burch Centre Primeau Pattersori- R.. W . Conacher ~iillmms L W. Jackson

American Subs: Brydge, Shlelds.~

Himes. Lamb, Massecar. Huihes,

Leafs Grant Clancy

h L

battle royal.

Mich.. in the fourth round of a

Kilrea, Grosvenor, Meveigh.

CAPE TRIWERSE

Halifax

Dalhousie . . . . .. . Fredericton ... ..

Charlottetown ..

Admission 50 Cents. I pm,

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"The Hawks were given many pen- alties and could have been penalized on other occasions. Several of the

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v , A Halifax exclrange in its Writeup

one Hour S Skate After Gai of the Wolverine-Hawk game played

lin Halifax Monday night, SWS ill

up 4_T° _D co __ evening. _ A. Affleck

' wh ' “hc el' 6300 The Im crials have 9. good team B. Cox

i h Am- D

The ovemme W” lmesa' t e P°n‘m°'f ‘7°°k5°h» AYY95. C°ll9~~ this year, and although not having I. Williams

'1OR0iN'10, I)¢¢, 1 _. B_ T0wn_ Total . 2643

send. hard hitting Vancouver boxer , T Be.. - -

and one of the leading contenders 'Not Like They Used 0 TELEPHONE C0.

for the worlds welterwelght itle, l h I d scored 8 technical knockout View The Hamilton T gers, w o p aye

H __ ry against Truro Bearcats last year. -

over amy Pemck °t KaI8'mM°°' have mct their third defeat of the

O. H. A. season, which causes the

scheduled ten round ‘wut here last Toronto Globe to remark that "the night' Tigers augmented by two or three Fm” th' °p°'“1“3 5°h¢ the bhlhde former intermediate players -to plllk W°'t°m" ff°°h hh’ hem “hd had the the gaps caused by the appeal of the Kalamazoo Twin on the floor for |11/raritimes, are not the Wahl they Total . . . . . . . . . ... 2584

_ ________ two ninp counts in the first round. were a year ago." Majnrlty for Holman's, 59 pins.

. - - 1 There may be lots of reasons, but High single L Wu1|,_ms_ 247 ping

_ me ,,,,,.e, -mow, of tw., of me ng- High _hm ,_ Wim” 58, pm

gest ones -

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,i bemeainternsiiy nn- m v -

. _ 31 8.3() P. M. ' §l;_l°§;__j_~:__"°°llo_f;_ g;_*f;;§1§~_°_j§,’_f

_ ~ ' Tickets on Sale at the Forum Box Office This Morning. l"”‘° ‘ll “l° °“"*» °°"° ”“ ”““"

ready forwards bungled .very one ery ”n°"t “hd M' the -'lllllle thlle ll-5° ‘of heavy, mass line ploy. when the

G. their mmy scoring duvet D" nn' Period all their hockey lore to break a two pm-¢_1c|p5n¢, were under gr 1mpm_ Clapper. speedy ring winger, ac- game l°5mg stmnk' ` perly armored, the rate was much counted for three or the Boston 1-Boston, mapper-_ (ghme) 4.37 The Abcgweits, on the other hand higher- Pads were WUUI Vila* Were 1 lallies and his final counter was on 2--Boston. Owen, (Barry) 9.44. ‘are back t° earth “hd fllh Uf H8115 dangerous to both attacking and de-

; shot that flew more than a hun- 3._B°,um_ Touhey_ (weuann) __f:_¢f`__:5;‘_'i‘_';sS“_;`;’l`§_1rl_l_l_¥__;__ZfEo1 dcféat 2_3 , lending sides. Helmets wert; largely dred feet from a point near his 12:46. h- UGC unknown and the ‘c rysan emum" own blue “nm Pm__mes_ T__ome___ 's___m__ (2)__I-Ilckeson has little to say with regard nah-pug was deemed gnmcigng pm. The Maroons put two unassisted Boyd Hitchman. Shore t° mst Monday nights game’ but tecmh ‘°" the skull' Many °f the me Been 5 1; ;':;‘;;“§:;;.2:;°.;:;.::;“;;a§..;"i£ °' "mf

_ d°d_ di N1 t _ l su ere accor ng y.

$3 :sm Honel rJ:ml;;e__e_;§_;:y sewnd Pgrlod ’ evening. Today every football athlete is ac-

, ' As the largest crowd of the season cont;-gd with equipment that ren-

65513312”ffxieaghelrnthgingzu 4_:__“'°*°" ohm" (weumd) is expected at the game, the Forum ' ders the fatal injury a slim poss- “» ‘ w g ' ' management has opened the sale of ibility. When the tens of thousands

seats this morning in order to assist who take part in the game are con- c H11 l'0S0l’Ved S085 l1Hifr0IlS ln procur-1 sidered, the number of deaths is N ing their tickets by Hlday. comparatively few.

Old Acquaintimceshlp 1.

215 137 126 181

B03 2444

11a 211 165

220 126 130 126

773

186 182 103 137 170 98 223 154 1.40 247 152

179 147 155 215

' 818 B48

. . . . . . . . . . 2486

99 137 145 219

176 240

995 840

172 159 182 123 172

808

195 176 201 ` 247

167 154 153 178

iss 15a 21s 211

14s 163 `

131 151 141 234 1a1

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aclseod . MaeNevln mith . . . .

122 206 145

141 169 186

176 197 179

E. Vessey

Fisher 1 M. Carmichael . lA. Martin 151 145 109

Low score 103 109 120 _

792 2354

812 750

Total

STEWARTS BAKERY

244 208 157 120 132

174 1 3 8 165 103 1 26

133 109 241 175 113

700 771 861

'Idol . . . ... 2338

Majority for Guardian Pub. Co..

16 pins. ~Hlgh single G. Stewart. 244 pins. 1-ugh three ia. Mersuan, sea Pim-

G. Stewart G. Whitlock R. MacLellan .. E. Cudmore L. Stewart .....

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1.oo to no-o. N. R. Leasue- <A1l alleys).

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kindred aumsnts it has qualities

begweits Hold; nnual___i\/Ieeting'

Marked by much enthusiasm and _ three other sm

unmarred by fiery rhetoric, the a.n~ , es was repaired' and.

in the

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` » ’ ’ 1, coats little and there is no 1:.ss in j

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flight. Mr. W. A. Smith, President,

Mr W. A_ Smith in presenting

his presidential report, remarked

thc Abcgweits had a great year in

ball games would be rt problem for the new executive. f Mr J. E. Stems reported for fin- ‘The ____ _ d ' ' ‘

ance. The club secured 0. small cred- '“_, irccmmtc DT' Im J' 1

‘lt balance on the yea.r's 0perations.1I§c;00M(:®rs' J' ‘T/lmams' Gsorge There is a debt at the b_mk_ hoW__ 1- Der, R, B. B1o\vn,Jmncs lic- ver. which the coming membership `wuum' J' ‘Vanin Jones' st' Clare drive is expected to moe ont. 1\/ir.iT“""°” D” D°“5’”" S- F- D°Y1@- Sam Doyle complimented . MIN' E' Stems' J' Lelghuzer’ T' B’

_ _ the giandstand made safe.

mm meetmg °f me Abegweu Anri Mr. James Le' htizer 'i `

Board of Trade Rooms last

K. ‘

ut the patronage at base-

flto _

the treasurer, on his excel-l 5?; ,__

_ lg , (.l€1.i`llli\l`l

t Athi r id ~ _ aeur etlc Association was he or me hockey c0mmmee_ was _____

uvoidably absent. On demand from the meeblllg. Mr. T. B. Rogers, a. member of the committee, gave ai report which, alter some dscussion, was adopt(-il. As four members of :last years directors, Messrs James Coyle. W. J. MacDonald, J. Williams and W. A. Smith, retired this yuor, new directors were elected: M UWYES R. Hooper, popular horse- lnall. Mr. R. B. Brown, Mr, Jnines McCallum and Mr J W1i1‘i1ms.

. ‘.' 1 the annual meeting a

1 1: t. . is ii ,' °. ‘ 1 ' ;r_:____mr_f_?°;t ___?;[rba`_I;;a__ Z;:__;;1§ _meeting of the directorate was held

‘ '. to 1 et rf; ,

ported briefly en baseirui. [mf em” 13;? aff' th” d°"§"‘“g Mr. w. J. Ma Donald nai 1 ' ' g W” "° “md

c ,c rman _

of the football committee, in hlsipresident' J' Wmmms' vice Prem'

eport, stated the nantes footbaiiident' Bm” Brown' T‘“i""' ‘md

° , James McCallum Secretary

. _ cam enga d _ ~ ’ ’ .Bruns Position Mnroons Third Period When Truro Bearcats drop over Y; B0 i ge In seven games us X _ _

01111-l‘S. as -:1 lot. of people prefer to et their sport free than help the!

to St. Dunstan's on win-| .Island Football Champion-

b seat them. Track and

.A. Smith reported for

ng thirty one different men, thcf ' '

in Toronto last season The two boys along' He extended congrahif I G H I I H E "Hurry Kane and Baldy' Schwab, T W L Pwwse 165 171 144 Eigginse

_ .'" ' . .. .. . _ _ _

played an important part in those W. Whitlock

_Q Q _ games. In fact they were two of F. Small

`. ' . the main cogs in the machine which A, Henry

sent Truro back to the Maritimes p_ Camemn 207

I H e a S 1 e with Allan Cup hopes crushed for _

` 1931. On Friday night, Lennon and ‘ , 853

. l Shields, '1‘ruro wings, will again face Total _ _ _ _ _ _ _

(Canadian Press) _ Toronto Subs: Levinsky, Horner, the two 0ntBl'l0 b0YS. th1S time in

MAPLE Lmarcannans, Toren- cation, Blair, Bailey, Finnegen, AbesWe1t\111if°rm»bvl110ne the less BRUCE STEWART ,, C0_

E9/o, Ont., Dec. 1.-New York Ameri- Gracie, Darragh. 5°ihth1°~hhg “hd dahg°’°“5 h°°k'*y' ,

Ecans. pace-setters in the Interna- Omcials-Mik¢ R.odden and Jerry ms' Wm mes” bm" memmies °f S_ Johnson

suonal section of the National H°c_ Goodmam f Kane and Schwab goals force Truro F Blush

zkey- Lea8ue_ and the la" place T°_ to the limit of all endurance to re- {- Th “nm Maple mats played to B two Fu,” Pedod taliate a srr1_all way_for the part 1; s_:_r;1_ n goal draw in seventy minutes of which Bhldy “hd Huny _Digg ' _dose checkmg hockey here ¢_°n|gm_ 1__Amel_,can!_ Patterson” 3_30_ in their downfall? At any ru e, - P. Acom ...

Patterson scored' the rirst goal of p¢ng1ties__B1-ydges, Kllrea, Burch ‘my night Wm ten' 822

ship.

Mr. S. F. Doyle reported for thel

tr .`

ack and field committee. The Ab egweit distance men did well at

Halifax, he stated. The Abegweits (Canadian Press Cable)

had a good track meet durnng th-el LONDON. DW- 1--Lfllll' Cvaillfl-i

summer at which valuable medals Clllllldhlll Il€¥.’F0 heavyweight wld; Gams' if he mught C"'m°’“»W°“1d H A W K S U were up for c,,mpem1.,n_ The Ab. holder or the British Empire title, 1”” Sllilllllls “earl 55 ounds

bies track team won the Laborers 4

may fight Primo Cnrncra in Paris

Protective Union meet and did we1if°‘°°“" the lllllllhe 01’ JfllllllllY~ -lcfl'

yweigiicrl 212 pounds. He has made_»

_Di _ _ _ lhis home in England i' ti ..

gl ,gr .'i;;i;i.‘;°§;2f..”;2= °’

rac mee, to which the Abeg~‘ ' ‘ ~ ‘

fcent contests in Enxrlnnd and

field to prosper. however, must bciFmnce' amved hem wday "nd nn`

served by good judges at meets. I |

Mr. T. B. Rogers reported brief-iasqbling am tg Europe Wnfmn ly for the Social Committee. S or mc' T e second Week xn

January was named as the probable

di .

he grounds commiice. Calcium! 1(t;ca_§;t;i;tP;§;Sh§i£;},1,)t“ on R tech come to the support of 23,000 Citylday, Cniltziin F1-nnk Iizrwks, who cnieri.;e__v/as used on the track telnica, knockout from Maurice G,,S_ _employees today with a piedre mi has lllllllfmlll llllll<‘ l<‘°°”°lS lil hl' preven rom cracking dining the~

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‘Canadian Press) sing thc rccorcl for an aeroplane

CHICAGQ H1s__ Dec_ 1___Fmy of flight from Agua Caliente, lov/ei

Chifagds _ wealthiest businessmen I California. to Vancouver, B. C., to-

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_cum French heavyweight The bout msn;-e pcrged sara-r1e8_ credit, vins fmcflfl down by dizzi.

summer weather. Mr. Whitlock, Ab-,was stoppcd after the eighth mund\_ egweit's grounds caretakerj per-_to save Griseue from H k______k0_____ Amon J_Ce;-mak_wh° m1<1¢,m»mm@ for the onp<\sit<= dircciion. f°l'h'lPd his duties W0h~ A bBl'b€d,Carnera knocked out Victoria Cam

Their aid was enusted by Mayor- ness in an attempt to set a mark

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Wh”9 felwe WHS C011-Sffueted at th€_polo in New York last week in the |1ml'da_\'s were in prospect for fcvcn himsf-li' irnlrrs nation was take West End. the old fence on the,lntost "drcadnnnght" class fight.

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