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FEBRUARY 28, 1924 I ‘ ` THE CI-IARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN I PAGE SEVEN -_ 1 ,_

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ICE SPORTS BASKET BALL HOCKEY AND BOXING AND

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Abe Iweits G b DI Ibl -T°ti ‘B A 'n Defeating Sackville 4-1

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NIIEGIIEITS HIIII EIISY TINIEIFEIL [HUM-

IIITH SNUNVIIIE LAST NIGHT

By Defeating Central League Champion by Score 4-1-Maritim e Ch ampions

Will Now _Meet

Sussex for N. B_- .

P; E; I. Title.

between the champion Abbiee and and Copp unassisted goes throu

HIITEHS IN

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Sackville for the winner of the the entire A-bbie line for a well- Corlneau

Central section of the N. B. and

earned goal at 9.00.

of Moncton In-

'Dlle second SUM Ill the Dliiy-OIT' 'Gordon-P-rowse colnbination l`aii tured

as

P_ E. island Hockey League w

played at the Arena last night be- dition of the lee was making effec- fore about nine bundled fans and tive combin-ation impossible, and e ted in an easy win for the the rubber took some fast trips. SUSSEX. N. B., Feb. 27-In a

crowded rink here tonight in view

of 2500 excited fans, Walter'i`i. 1

Small fell from the ruf-ters from

_which vantage point he was view- J

r sul _ Albegweitl by li score.of 4 to 1.

The ice was in pooroondition -for giving his team mates the sup-

iast hockey and cle-ar of the first port necessary to be relied on

period the game 'was slow and

mostly all plays were of an in-dlv- -Copp loses to Gordon and R.

- ldu-al nature. '

The first period was by far the - .-/g/ . M ._-__._`_.

fastest of the three. when the champions set a dizzy pace from the face-off and notched up three

counters -to their opponents n-ii be-

for ethe gong ended the period.

The Saclwille players althou-g playing a losing figlrt. from the

start fought gameiy to the last, but the champs were at no time in

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That third counter was "ver

handy'_’ Cronin-’at~a~boyi

danger of a defeat.

The game was comparatively

Clean. some penalties .being hund- ed out for minor o!‘fen~ses, five go- ing -to Saokviile and two to the Abhies, mostly for tripping.

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Both teams .tre lust, hilt ere

slowed down owing lo the shelly condition ol' the ice surface, wlllch mad-e combination well nigh im- possible, especially in the second and third periods.

Tile game was late in starting owing to the'Sa.ckv.ille players be- ing late in arrivlw. and Nile fans

sing to R. Prowse, who in tur

that arrived "rf 'lie 6.15 start ses ou-t from behind the .n

Mcidachern, scoring on a

were 'irv\v‘e.i tu disappointment.

At $.60 Rleferee Jack 'Dwaddle oi

Amiherst, called the pl.ayers'to the face-off Gordon and _Ralimle and lm-mediately the rubber was set in motion. Gordon and Moiilachern carried to -l-iartt the Sac-kvllle goal ie, who turned psid-e the shot and Copp the fast lSackville defence man came 'back to Diamond, Mc- Eacher-n carried back to Hartt with a wicked shot and was turned aside. -Copp went through the Alb- ble line, losing to Kelly. who pas ses -to Gordon, the latter combln Ing 'with E. Prowse for’ the first counter two .minutes f-rom the start it was ii nice lpiece of work and the Sackvllle goalie did not have ll. chance to save. '

From then fa»ce~oi! McEaoher

Prowse and Gordon combined for H nice rush to lliei-tt. Hustler se cures the rubber for a -run up the

B nasty tap-'-from the puck off R. »Prowse's stick!

'Kelly was stopped at the defence

and Copp carried to R. Prowse. who combines with Moidaichern for ahard drive at I-iartt,'who was Prowse and Moidaohern c'oin'bin0 f°\‘ the second tally at 8I5ii.

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.Play resumed fast, but the

playing a real game in the net

an emergency

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SecondI Period. 9.25

Gordon alld lMdEachern co twice but failed each time, b

lRainnie con nues

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u .ng w _ ern, losing a good opportun increasing their lead when flopped on the rubber -and before the Abbles could clo

up a stellar 'game in the ne

opponen y . ng much in the way of incr he lead. The A.begwelt front line 'w

bi nd it look

a sure oou really brilliant save and WM tily applauded by thle MM

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"Wackey" and McAllister.

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third and mst counter ohms pep a standstill, the Abbles not -trying ____ "

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jured.

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ing the Moncton-Sussex hocke

igame, and sustained a fracture on

‘ 'tue base or the elnlll which spend- C31‘p€I\ti6l‘ 130 M66

“` Arthur Townley at

suit fatally.

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i Earlier in the evening Tedd Comeau, of Moncton, also fell an was badly hurt, Both men bled pr

-: fusely but Comeau's injuries _wel

of minor character. Small was i~

Mr. Small is a well k-nown con

'i‘or0nto.

‘ featured ‘by individual rushes wit

little or no attempt at team wer the gong culling the period wit the score 4 to 1 for the champs. ' McAllister received two penal

` I_one for ii .high check.

Third Porlod 9.59

Idown the ice o

ii individual plays _ _

by .both teum5_ | This period got away slow Mc-

The Sackville ,players mtempls Eachern going to Hartt, Gordon

slamming the reibound for another *‘*-

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gd in 0|-|3,s|de passing and me nice save, Copp carries to Kelly, whistle was much in evidence, wh°~ was "wped by Ranme' Wh"

.Ay 9_05 pmwse and Mcplachem receives a rest, followed a few ml.n combined and lost to the defence, “§§’s IM" by H`°BtIeY III" “ “ke Cronin getting the rubber siippedI°lIe“°e'

~ _an easy one past Hartt fo

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E' Pauls. ren. 21-vienna is to ___

have a boxing carnival on April 27. REBEKAH BQwL|NG |_EAGUE_ Ge0\'l1€2= Cafventier will meet Ar- in the first game of the play-off

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me,-cial traveller and represents lhlll” 'T`0WDl€y. U19 Ellglirih IISIR- to decide the chanl oils of the

the Harris Abatioir Company o

heav weight iii the star battle

h Olympic featherweight title in 192

Sullivan is a. young Englishnia

champs, Carpeni.ier’s llianageix

Oyster Bed Club

The Oyster Bed Driving

Club are holding a horse race toda 'Thursda Feb. 28th at

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9 'I' 'I' O Q' § ~BN'T TAKE 0 WIN A TlTLE

Ol' what quaint allu curious

stull’ “world‘s champions" are muile!

Consider Mr. Pancho Villa,

the distingulslled brown man from the Philippines. Villa is the world’s flyweight' champ- lon, Yet he has been lbeaten three consecutive times by Franlkle Genaro, a New York

_iv italian. Now he refuses to _'I' meet Genaro_ I* Consider also the case of 'F ‘Michael Angelo M<cTi~gue, who

unshamedly admits being the worid'e champion light heavy- weight. hir. McTigue caught Battling Sikl in an unguarded

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PIIY - [III I5 ISSIIIIEII IIIII N. H. IEISIIE

:Three Team World 'I'

Series In the East '-Nine Games To Be Played By Each Team.

'I' ned him before an unpiejudlc- .'I'_'ed Dublin audience last 4' spring. 0 Since then McTlgue has 0 done nothing whatever, ex~

cept to lose a *bout to Young lStribling, a 19-ye-ar-old school- boy, and _to sqiiawlr vocifer- ously about being robbed, outraged, and intlnildated. Villa, and .MoTlgue!_ Whadda- amean wol‘ld's cliam-pious? 'I"l"I~'I"I"I"I"I"I"I'+ 'l"l~

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Rebekah League last night, thc

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PRUI FYICHGU and H CZBCII fighter 137 pins in a most interesting named Herman Czidolnika and game whigh was attended by a Jh Slli lEntGi , » _ `

remained scoreless and w______ _"___ oi; (l;;ymau__y_van an( r es rmm laige number of spectators.

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For the losers Mrs. Adams had

Il FYI'-Sch I3 I-he E“i`°De““ Tight' the high scores. single 182 total

weight champion. He won the 3gg_ fm- the winners Miss 'Helen

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Finlayson won the pllze for the

" highest total of 430 pins. Ai 7 p.

¢__ who for some time has been under _ t l H th _

leg ffm- tripping and Mclgachel-n the nianagelneilt of Francois Des- 3; rggefllat tsesifoud game will

Eureka;

H. Stewart 143 C, Bro_wli 93 H. Finlayson 165 L. Wrlgilt _ 140

175 85 113 124 123 14 114

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Total -1858

Comets

M()N’T`REAL, Feb. 2T~-~Not\\'ltll-

stzlnding reporls to the vuiltrary,

'I' and runiors of other mythical plans. *Ithere will be a play~oi'f in the Nu- 'I' tional Hockey League and tllat the '|'Iwinners only of that series will 'I'-_meet -the Western Czlnadll und Plici- ~|-|i'lc (‘.oul-it challlpiolls. .|,, This was leal'ile<l this morning,

_following week-enli conferences be- tween N. i-i. L. ofllciills, and corres- Ipulldence lletweeii the three pro- |f¢.~isiollill lioclu-y loops iii iliffereiit parts oi’ the pl'o\~iiice_

‘THREE-TEAM WORLD SERIES.

, Not only is the league play-off ‘assured once more, but ii is further Igiven out that there will he ll three- :teilnl world series, ilotweeil thc will- 'nl'l‘s ot' the \\'. (`. ll. L., P. (‘.`lI. A. Inna li. i.. Nlln- games will pe pin yed by eucll tozlni. This plan, which hun been ililoptell. was torm- urly submitted by the \\'estei'il Call- udzl Lei-lgue.

Tile N. H. L. play-off dates, decid-

ed on previolisly, lluiilely March 8 -and 11. will slzlnd. it is expected.

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|'I"l"l"l"I"|'°1"l"I"I"I"I"I"I"I' 'I' STANDING OF TIEAMS 'I' 'P IN THE NATIONAL 'I' 'I' HOCKEY LEAGUE 'I'

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ESTERIIIIY’S HIIHSE

li, st g 1 - -8. _ ' - finishes especially ill the f`li|.~:s _\l:ll'y l’ii-kford (Arhlng)

C. Trot were of | seilsiliiollill lliit» Iizlhy Todd (G. R. Hooper)

key. Toll

_ul the wire by Stella Acqlll:"._ Stella Acqiliri (F. Turner)

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1 o'clock, with three classes, namely a Free For All, Class

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. n, ac e n ani for the .Ahbles and Copp, Ra and .M'cAlllster for -the Sac |`iii i th r ai i- mi

T;-0 __ tlvp from R.. Prows'c's stick and re-_ ____

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for the Abbies_ One penalt

l rl l t t ‘vi-:Alli Ia" on 0 A I H 'I tired from the game, -Le.lere tak- wpckpyg jp a real "|'|Mh~

From the -iace»ol’f, Copp go

l)iam~\d with an easy shot

piece of play. From the -fa they combine Copp interoe

receives 3 minutes for his tlr

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sationai saves lby =Hartt, -who hav.ing a night on -and was s hits team from a larger store

ti with iMoI

R. Prowse c g y_M nE

tri th Gordon and c - _

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ea, McLellan _ _ Cronin

ts territor were no

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lube Rodd and Gordon

`|l mmf p"|I'» ln no fl»|.¢_||o|~|¢||. A

,-¢ws.l>0l1Bl¥iB 61101111418 in -the front line trip, -MoEachern, 3 minutes hi Kelly until the fans called wildly for ac- |;l|e|,~l;_

|nme_ tion. 'Chen the Ahbles showed some .'

kvme nice stick handling, but were ap- NQTES

tes of parently content wi-th their 3 .goal

g 3_0 margin. , .Referee .lack T-waddlc -liandl

¢ence_ImaJorlty of 5 508 19

the pass and carries to de Kelly secures the rubber only to Baines- be tripped up by McAllister,

who The -following was the lineups: 0ub|6_ Sackvllle Ab¢iI'W°l¢S

bi GOBT.

was Defence

Aman _ Forwards

se in no-iswis

Summary

on .hlm_

The iss-t clip ol’ the first period _' _

and the heavy -ice were beginning AW 9°' to'show their signs on the vis

te t to

Unassisted rushes by the P

cs Gordo MdE h r i

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and they were con n i

wing, shooting wdld, and received i' out which was Quay

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on. 9.05. '

Abbie- Sackville-|Copp. 9.00.

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TIE Agbles tw§:Ie';I;;‘; grfngl Second Period-Alhbies -

com- ua on o e od H8. _ 926 and although lkeepins Play ill their E“°h°m from E' irowse ' '

nh R Alcorn.

"ke Penalties: ‘

hear- UID

H day night of 3 to 1, gives -them

,£3 Hartt .................... Diaiiloild

'Piokard Kelly

avi"gIRalnli-ie R. Prowse

d I-e_ Hostler Gordon sch McAllister I McEacherli

nom lst Period-E. Prowse from Gor-

S 'Moidacll-ern from R. Prowse, 8__59

lxmt. __rDmn'mnd who was puamg Cronin from R. Prowse to Gord-

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I gf; Timers-"mi-t" Dryden and

Sammy Doyle, Pen-alty timer-Ben

prow" c°n:ne':_e _aut Hart made a lst period, McAllister, 3 minute

2nd period McAllister 6 min-

ing hls place .and Dlilyifhs' B herd speed .

game, ibut the -Sackville plays were ____ mostly broken up 'before -they Gordon is the real goods on the ladies of Prince of Wales College reached the defence. Gordon ln his paul; ¢l1e¢|;mg_ ug to usual brilliant back checking was ___

-Copp and H_artl. were thc oil

standing players ull the Sackvil line-up.

ilp well, but w-ere a little on tll off-side stuff.

ous in the selections during th long wait and between periods.

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ed by the fans_

ern scored said counter alfter

ing.

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Tile Abbies will leave 'i‘u'esdii

morning for Sussex, where the

Friday -March 'ith in the final

‘ITIL Ellrckas won hy 137

-McAllister and Ralnnie sllowei

The Band was more than gener

in the report of the Sackville-

Abegwelt game played in the for- mer'_s town on Monday night last, it was stated that Gordon scored the first tally for the Champions. This is lnicorrect as "Waokey" Mol3ach~

brilliant exhibition of stlckhandl-

This has happened before boys

-ibut unintentional we assure

will play _first game in -N. B. P. E. i., play-oi1'. Sussex returning here

hi. Arlallls 1R2 108 G, Bef-.r ` 116 103 F. Stewart 116 111 N. Evans Sill 102 B. Stewart 101 101

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Redmacs Defeat ' P W C Te 1-0

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was Rannle receive a hard accidental the gmm, pay_|5|a(,w|-_y to u||_ ' ' '

of At tho Arena on Tuesday aflcr-

noon a fast und well conte:-itvd lmckcy match was staged by thc

and Redniacs hockey team.

t__abuut even and no .score by thc

lu teams were mnde although both

‘;s'lll||l-l camo iizlligeroiisly neur at times.

II The second frame the Redilii-ics e forced their opponents and had the

better of territory play. and about midway Miss Mullen with her

_.famous wing shot connected for elthe first and only score of the

game. ~

Tile third period found the P. W..

e C. team forcing the issue, but

,were unable to penetrate the

ing stellar hockey, the game end ing 1-0 in favor of the Redmacs_ For the P. W. C. team Miss Bourke. Miss Weeks, and Miss Lea did good work, the latter in goals making some nice saves.

For the Redmacs, Miss Owen.

Miss Mullen. Miss Waugh and

‘“ Miss Connolly played an ex-

ceptionnliy good game.

The following was the line of

players.

P. W. C. M. Lea _ _ _ _ K. Bourke .

y I. Mutch ._ y M. McEwen

H. Jamieson

Redmacs

. . _ . . _._ C. -McKinnon ._ S.0wen M. McLeod Dough ....V_Muilen

M. Weeks F. Connolly il Campbell

.00 I4- 'Canadiens

135.4' St. Patricks

117 I-0-_.Hamilton 111 'I-'MI'-l"l--l'~i-'l"I"l'-|"i~'l' 122

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FURNISHED REAL THHIIIS

ack Todd Wins Class A 'Trot and Darkey

C1assCTrot-Handsome Silver Trophy Donated-Most Points in Two Races to Decide Winner. ' .___

Yistczday on the River R2li~il\=: The following is the sulllul.-icy:

rollrsc thc Cllarlott~oto\vll Driving Class A Trot

lil 232 324 443

n ed two fast ilesse allll Vlaik Todd (Brehiiut)

tho fighl being 'between l)z|i'- K;-liip, l{_ \Nalker) Stella .fioquiri and Klrkwoood; Timo, 1p(;1,<,; 105'/,; 105%.

ll, lhe lrlrmer wlnllizlg mll in’ Class C Trot

l'olll'tli heal. zlfiel' being l-lizlse-il l\ul‘k|=_\' |.\li-Nevin) .......

i'l'ienli oi' the Club presrntorl fl Kirlrwlcd Todd (F, -Burke) .__ 3123

bcilllliliil silver cup lo be donzlicrl 1-'mlyk l)lllon |T_ Mills) 4411 to the wiiliier ol the (`l-.iss A Trot. '1‘0“y_ (S. Thorne) 555 ,the llllls; points ill the two ln<>.ets_ 'pimp_.1,l5, 1.14'/Q, 1.15, 1.15%.

Ito ilsrirlv the \vil'lllcl'. I St;lrler~-Geo. M-ciioiuiiil.

The llrivillg Club is very glam-~. _ludgeg---\iVl|ltel‘ Brown. Alex.

ful for this generous. rlonrliion. in 1;.;_nn9d_v and F; F. Acorn. helping to support the gl'-.lilll olll. Tgmey-_.,_.F_ Hooper and l)oui;las. galnie oi* horse racing. _\y.-1_¢»0(|_ _

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the nliltcll between the SKID! *md ibiales rcsiilted ill e victory the fornlcl' by li score of 46 to Li.

The following are th; riiikst_-

_ W. S. Grant - -UW 9

Jul flJ_i3‘~:»§ “' -' D. B. stewart J. I~e“'i~

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2 'I' Ottawa cinches first place I'

134 'I while Canadiens a.lid,St_ Pat- 'I' _ li, (7. Moore VV. Taylor 100 'I' Vicks battle on l`or the play- 'I' _ ._ A. i"l'a.':el‘ G. E- Pull

'I' off position, The official stan- 'I' \ (` (‘. G. iiuglies Dr. Arvhilllllll 'I' ding nl' N. H. L_ today. 1' M. i’. Titus li. W. VVeeks ' -- ---"’~‘ -'°""' snip--io skip-_4.

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_ Mc_ loudly cheered. _ __ __ The .Prowses worked -the com- the sfsart. but_ ii_l the latter part oi’ \\ '\ \ ._~ .`-f` - '//.///_ _ _

ww. an Darden up me .wing pas, Tile Albbies also laic to con-_binauoni to pe,.\~ecti0u_ t c rst perm it became faster \ _______________.» ` 4///

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