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arlottetown Drivin r Meet at r a Afternoon

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anadians Clinch Worid`s Amateur Hockey Title Yesterday By De

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featmg Americans At Chamonix, France, B_y Score of 6_

THE CANADIAN GRANITES- AMATEUR CHAMPIONS OF THE UNIVERSE

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rst of Season Held by Gh’town Driving

Club a Decided Suceess-Large Number of Spectators Witness Races+Meeting To-morrow Night to Make Arrange- ments for Wednesdays Classes-Great Racing Promised the Fans This Season

Charlottetown Driving Club

first ice races of the

afternoon on an

laid out on the river op-

Vitoria Park. The weath-

wiiii cdd, there being quite a

breeze blowing. Yet not-

<this there was a

number of spectators present the races, which Started

winter. and there is n wealth racing iiiiitorliil here. A notice- c feature of the races Saturday ,the fact tliiit in the Class B. tlie horses winning first. sec- and foiirtli pliices were all sir-

by nritlaii sniiiier, 2.151/2.;

ese were niiiontr hi; oldest get dare evidoiice that he will no bt sire sonic rcul race horses. over the country there are ilprospects showing up by

SUMMARIES Clan; B. Trot The Pup (McNeill) 2 1 Frisco Direct (Kelly) 1 Mickey B. (Godkiu) 3

Ciau B. Pace

Abegweit (Acorn) Brit H, (Hooper)

Wusquana Maid (McNeill

Pansy York (White)

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Madisons Lose To L. of Q., 2 to 1 and Bankers Take St. Dunstants Meas- ure by Like Score

A fiiir i'i‘o\\'d of fails iittoiidcd

the 1-xiiiliitioii iloiilile-liniillor stui,:» rod iii. the Aroiizi Sutiirdi-iy nilllit \\'lii~ii the L_ ol' (‘. sqiind crosscil sticks \\'itli tho Mzidisons und dn- fczitcii them 2 t0 1.

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t2 "l tk d w r A ~ ~ a otot an e e run meeting of the Charlottetown C d_ _ _ ` ` _ _ _ md in _I Wm fm. uw Bm,k(,N by H

- ln. b Driving Club will be held on Tues-_ ’""‘ "‘“ mymliic Hockey Team, |924, Which Sniled for France on Canadian Pacific S.S. "Montcnlm " January llth like ,mor of 2 ml tn 1

Cl‘B.P" _i . _'_ __ _ _ " ‘ _ we gas . “bw d ‘:'~l‘ 1385 xgnmii day BVBDIHS t0 make fiIlBl8l'\°M1Re |_0P`l’0_W. lrotn left to ru.ht. linrnld McMunn, right wing, Albert J. Mct.ufi`ery, left wing; Reg. (Hockey) Smith, centre; lleattie Ramsay, Tha game,-, wi.,-9 \|,n,y(.(| in tw.-,

Pupiilil) ,F103 g ments for Wednesdays CIHHBHS ?Pfl'l\¢1'. |‘1rI\I2 -|. (»\l||l" . |ll'i1|: Lvril (Sill) Slater left winili Jack (innivron goal Bottom row' l'eler G (`alnl1lw|| Harry E Watson left winl' pfriods oi’ "0 iniiiutes duration McNe o ou por-. which will consist of a classified V. A. llewitt, sporting editor Toronto “Star” Caiiadiiin Olympic hocite re tesentutive- D n- ° 1.- li 1.- k R k» ' '_ ’ " _ ' ' _

(-1 H p _ _ __ __ _____ ______________;__ V » Y P » U L- ““f”¢» CHP “Uh I-in Hill - Ill III. Wadi- Notwithstanding tho poor condi-

nqs ace wan won gy trot “md cmssincd mme `” A "` “`“" - tion of the ici- the brand of hockey

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Ahgi:;|2¢[E:3x3,;_ W Mr Nh;I;S(eTt(:((])(t]‘ ilwggtiigcgxli 'l,I:g§dl;‘;l%' _ _ _ handed out _ was vary lzood. _Ilia

ra __ _ ' i is-anis sliowiiig exec-_ptioii:i_i nliility

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ces are lint the prelude others y g

.> to d th _ both on tho dcfciitc .ind offense as

rntlllit coiue an e In the Pace the starters will in _ ,_._.__ . uw ubovn Horns signify

After expr-_rieiiciiig considcraliie i TI 1.`|~_. _ ml! L_ f (-_

A IN ilillii lliicllii cuiiiisi ins iscun

Driilng Club hope l 1 Ab it J

winierrui contests i>iilieiii@n fiiifiniitherghn R Alberta uifiie it- on if thi- nina »~ ri “’ “ “ """" ‘ °

1 Hmmgid-‘!l‘l`;'i`_ inljl Hr( nlpillgyg J; were the first tcaiiis lo line up.

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All owners who intend to tnko

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llnrt in racing this season should 'the `gl_""mo_"_' flw Mnllmglm' skin' iiiio roii(iinoiirii`l.'.<“t_i~li"i‘itorly fo?

he present at each meeting so that

ing Rink has .it lost liooii opened . ,

__ _ _ _ wiini looks like ai scorn liut Aiiili

to the geneial publlt, .ind for the 'ho L of (_ mano mud” H "iw

the executive can be sure of the ' ~ . _ _ :imgerifgggeeyvsltitiiySSM.; When Final Whistle Blew Yankee Conten ders Were Physical ,gfggk,,;§_1;_,g,$;;";;$,‘,__;;;;'i'3;? .i.,. Ti... ...mi ..ii»....t»i. ...ini

' ' - -. _ , ` _ 1 _ _corclcss wits liiird fougiit through-

mwn horsemen are ‘ill/_ii-"Jil t0 ]0in W _ H;\:;,1(§;i1ItlkoFtllfwiy/[:|?g§;l(i`h](E{0I:k;nv iiul, \\'ith defence nieu ol’ ouch tho Charlottetown Driving Club (‘iuh it society recently formed and mam f5“m"F< in "°’“" "ic" W‘"`k~

'l`l l /aih and Friiiit-is were

where an opportunity will be giv n __ ° ' _ _' ' _` ' ' - ' . _ - r, them Of hiking Dfllli in l'Rf'@"4 Whiih ` i»'?~riii=ali()biiilfiii‘)fPii;]si?.. i-_iii‘l't»_i;lmii\irvi:i to iiinkc a niiiiibor o

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Ii' CHAMONIX, Feb. 3-in one -lr I+ of the closest and moat gruell- fl' _'I' ing ice contests staged here thin 'P "II winter in Oiympig; hockey air- 4° 1+ cies, the English hockey sex. -|» ul' lltte defeated the Sweden Q + aggregation to the tune of 4 -lr 4- goals to 3. ' 4' °l'4"l°°|»-l~§4"|I‘l"l'\0"l>+'l"|'

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The LINEUPS Madisons L._of C.

Goiil

Francis W. Znili Dcfoiiirc

|\\'. Purcell llurns |(‘_r1ii|; (lilfoy Scantlebiiry

i"orwni‘ds Welsh Doucolte |(‘ox Arseniiult Garuliiim llradley Power Moiiiiglian SECOND GAME

in thi- sociiiiil gi-iiiio ilu- lliiiikors

look the St. Diinstzins measure by ii score of 2 to 1. Thi- liaiikers getiiiig their i-icoros in the first :ind second periofls; tho “Saints” lone coiiutor coiuing in the first stanza. \\'r\lister, fast forward of the Bankers did the scoring for his tt-aiii wliiio llliiiicliiird pi-ri`oi‘incil on tho not for the Saints.

’l`liis giiiiic like the initial cen-

tosi of thc niizht was ii good class of iiockoy with liotli teams show- ing flaslica ol' .spend that compar- ed favourably with the senior liiioups. _

In ‘tho first iieriml the l'uiv¢-rs~

ity sqiiuil forced the issii". at tho

ioiitsct and liiill the Ihiiiknr dcfviii-o workiui: hard to szivc. lllancliard iiltiiiiaioly getting by Rod McDon- iiltl for tho ltr-il and Wliiti-_‘s only scorn, Welistnr of the lliinkcrs eveiis up a few minutes lutor.

The second period was produi--

tivi- oi' soiiio good stickhaudlinf; on liolh sid:-s with tho linnkers

f liiiviiig soliicwlizit the edge in ter-

ritory play. With tho period noar-

wm °d“caw “mir horseslénd add 1 l"'»~i'_ W P l=_' S. .-T '. A, splendid saves in thc iiiler\'iils_

, e N ' ~; ' on (v ec - 1~‘_' After two minutes of play in the ly spent. Webster mzaiii sticks tho

to their value.

time amateur hockey world today, if not in Canada.

lt Ia oxpeoted that the Crystals

will play two exhibition games with th; Abogwoll-to this week or inext, home and ~home games. Therefore the fam are again ao-

su'red two additional classy con-

CHAMONX, Feb. 3.-Canada won the Blue Ribbon Event of the 1924 Olympic Wlintcr Gam- es and added ion Olympic points to her 'soore when the Domlnlon's hockey team today defeated the United Staten In the semi-final of the hockey series by a score of 6 to 1.

after their wonder. toltl. _ i ' Americans Exhauated. °f h°¢>k=y against --

Abwwelta last .Friday nl ht , it was a fast and furious contest

memorable hockey battle

team

of the highest pi-align, TM 'WWI °l"‘° ¢° U5 43°* "iii" from start to itinish and when lPaul

entire piggy mi,,u¢_ Wim "0 "if-|° 7°°|'|"tI °f IHNBVHG- Leoiq. ol’ Belgium, the referee, blew

N0" thi! *ho G|'l"|i°I» °|‘l'Y\Pi°'_\S his whistle, and the game was over.

of puck chasers from the °f camda “"“°"°d ¢h° W°"‘d'l *W the United States -plnyens were metropoIla._,_ imadg __ |"¢ lo yesterday 'when they decisively physically exhausted, and stumbl-

Marltbma Champions step all °U¥P|lyod and outlkated the Amofi- ing from fatigue.

in d can contenders to the time of 6

or er to gain the covet- ln fn; ¢h,»¢,ugh°“¢ ‘hs goals to one. -Oi' course, little sur- The Game

uni” _ prlso was evidenced on the out-

gm, ‘|h°°“|s|"T;“:|';, come al the Canadlans_went to Smoothncss and finish of the Can-

llrettlext in or-4°, ¢° "W mn Franco Int month on the big end 'adlan offensive combination over-

of the odds and to quote the win- wheimed the brilliant individual dom of experts “the Granite; would nlny of the United States. AB res-

fngurs -worth 0| mm wln lln a walk." This has proved ularly as though conducted by weIl~

wan th y :true and Canadians todly 'Will N- °""d m*“Ch|“el`Y» The DUCK 'P38500

°'W'\. the cream of the Mori

llheumatism

o excellent hockey

W t Charlottetown

season and wie are cafe

that P. E. Island at the z ls fortunate in having *

you too are to be congrat-

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CHAMONIX. Franca, Feb.

Live ol n February 22

Ice Races To-day

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hockey, “phi°s*en‘i:'e“oc°r'o:i:|c_ joke upecmly 3, R |. our N|¢|°n. from Smith to MoCaiTery to Watson M “nance an "Waugh me .1 “Ame and ,,° ¢|°u|,¢ 3 9,-ug rg. or from Munro to Smith to Watson with the bn; 91 fe,||,,°, ceptlon will bo tendered the HI\I<;ri¥:_l0 fill; D92; pd H I t H

all gh, -,lh||,_ world’c amateur choff\P|°"° °" for t‘llicy'U`iill_(i)zdSEStlntes,'Iriidoiitii nite); W- =°~»-mi-=» yn- '“=»i° mf- - ’ikiii.'.".‘1'“;.“.ifi“iFiZ‘..ii.§‘.i’§` ‘i'.§’.iii'.‘. ‘IIS ‘iii

N:/lotteries and the ____<_._>____. most impiegniible defense for thi.-

e iP. E. Inland Cnimdlan goal and smothered ‘the

°ha"\P|°Ml\ip thi; year and * * *I * * + ,., * 4, Q 4, individual efforts of the United

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ADIAN TEAM ‘NW-|-ED *_ States forwnr s wt e cency.

0 PLAY IN STOCKHOLM 2

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;§fe'¢'|‘|‘.°,:"H::;:;,°'§';';¢f"|°,: .|, "rhei-e was no-ie iove lost be- hll lnvltod the Gonadlanl to 'I' ‘tween U10 two lteaims. Rivals phy nn exmhmon m“ch m 4, since the Olympc hockey started.

., stockhdm on Februlry 17_ § The game had not proceeded more _|, Manu" Hswm 0, we cm* 4, than two minutes when Watson was ,., dum I' comldermg we |m,|\_ Q, bleeding from the nose, a-nd Rice 4, .Hom The cmldnn. lr, Q. wns stretched out on thehiciilufter

hooked to "H 1°, ,mme "om 4 n collision with Smith. T e n te(

States fought hard in the opening

in u :* *r_=;:******° session, when they were fresh and

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frequently Rice, M'cCarthy or Drury getting the puck, sailed down the ice, only to be 'blocked hard.

Canadians’ Combination.

Then begun the regular 'action of

At North Rlver “f......t

breaking mi- the United states 'rite

ma A flood afternoou's ice rncinlz IB puck seemed to pass ceaiielessly he

¢,f...n,, promised the fans this afternoon. tween the sticks or the canadian jon,” mg when three classes will be run off forwards, Hard back-checking was gqq °g_.|. ot North River starting at 1 o'cl00k~ of little oval-l. The fast skating and

fiom your The classes are free-for-all. 2.40 stick handling of Uncle Si1m’s ro-

oenu, and gi-een race. Entries mny be preseniatlves was futile against the

made to within time of race. to Mr. relentless Canadian -machine. The

-i‘*°'°~_-°’ the stands watching the most hard

For other sport sea page six fought and owlfte-st hockey that

LI|||mCllf_fl°“!pl|'!lI `B~ C' W°b°'°r‘ thousands of spectators who i‘llled

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the desperate stu-nd made by the Uinlted |States under the ‘pressure of the better co-ordinated C:-inudian team. Time after time cheers broke from the crowd as 'Drury or Rice clashed away for a rush into Cana- dian territory. only to be foiled as he reached Rom-say or Munro. Shots from outside the line of point were easy for Cameron, the Gran- ite goalie.

Canadians Popular

Counter cheers rose as the popiil

ar Canadians penetrated the Unit- ed .States lines. 'and drove their bullet-like shots at Li-i\Croix. T-he referee had his difitcultles from the opening of play, and his fro-

ed of little avail, collisions between rival players were frequent, and time was called oiiten when either a Canadian or ii United States 'play- er in stretched out on the ice

play, when tlie United States, ex- haiisted and st‘uggeri~n;: on their skates, gamely foughit to prevent the rolling up of a larger sci-ire,1iie Canadians played fiercely, merol lossly pressing the ipuck tlirouizh :md through the United States' lines.

The line-up for the match 'was

as follows: United States. Canada Goal LaCroix . . _ . , . _ . . _ . _ ... Cameron Right Defence Small . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . ... Ramsay _Left Defence Abel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Munro

Ce-ntre

Drury . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ Smith

Itight Wlnig

Rice . _ . . _ . . . . . . . . . . .._ McCnffcry

Left Wing

McCarthy . . . . . . _ _ . . . . .__ Watson

There was some claim that the

Canadians scored three of their goals from offaldo, and that 3 to 1 in the ‘score repremented in reality the respective merits of the teams, butthis was not the official view of it.

The i-mindful; at the end of the

tenth day ls:

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MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. 3--Joe Le-

hman. of Toledo, outpolnted Battl- ing Siki, Sonegnlese. in their 10 round contest here last night, ac- cordlniz to newspaper men. Leh- man weighed 176% and Slki 179-

%. _ I In the seventh round \Siki. swing-

ing a right hand punch, knocked Lehman clear across the ring and

olde where the Toledo fighter hung dazed for it moment.

Lehman was jeered by the crowd

in the tenth round when he alip- ped and as Blkl attempted to help

him to his feet Lohman cut loose with rights and lofts. Slkl only smiled and shook honda

lt q. . _ _______

qiient cautionary adnionitions seem-

y _ During the slxtieth miiiuto of_

up against the ropes on the other

Norway . . . . ._ _ Finland _ _ ._ Great l'li'ita|n .. United 'States ._ Auaiiria . . . ._ _ ., Switzerland __ Sweden _ _ .__ France Canaria i _ . . _ .._ Czecho Slovakia Belgluim _ . ._ italy . . . . _ . . .._

'Folal . _ . .. .

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. _ Cainplici|_ so(-_ond period, Bradley. I., ol’ (_

(canadian Fresh) Imrope hm] ever Wen' thrmed mi sta"d|"9 °f c°""t"'" _ The first hockey ganio of the sea-i’or\\'nrd iiotchod thi- first. tally o

P _ tg sou was played on Tuosdayeveniiig tho evening on a iuixup iii fron "in ‘ last, between the Murray Riveijol' tho net. A linll’ niiiiiite late

"itnzoi- Backs" :iiiil the Montag|if=;Fi'criilic Welsh on it ri-_boiiiiil tier "|mitf~'-" Wililif il “’"5"'t ¢‘XlY0i_-_teii the score, With thc count even- Bankers S. D. U. that illli .ZMYIC W_0llld ill? ii thriller ed both sextcttes cut out :i fast f"""‘ *Wifi i0 nnlfih- *MOU* T-9a‘mS pam- :ind niinieroiis end to 1-nr

hilviill-I hilt] Pfaillicflliy U0 U”~’1i“i"F5~ ruslies occurred, E. Arsonniiit fiii- Defence

`"""f'°"'h"|"”-_ it “'"‘* nm “'h"l_]~";iilly riiigiiig the lioli on ii roiioiiud

duv°"i of the 5\’°Cm"“i‘a"' 'mm 5'd"licliin<i Fruiicis for the wiiiniiig Wood

os -doing some splendid playiiig;im||y_

me hnndmd Ur Tor" Spoqntnm ‘ms No doubt iittd the ice liven in :i

ily get-ting tiinir moneys wortii.

st';1I:_GH_(:;;“_ fn contest would have rnsiiltod: as it Webster

ii wide iiiurizlin. Tin? Ri-i1'.o;i'( Bai(-liisyiw” "hc ww” get "OT gong to _ , | I » , __ _ , _ _ _ gong wits ospociaily priiisoworthy Hiiosiis

“H hp glyph dnmhu llmmc to lo l)r Charles Doiigan iinndlcil the

hnttnr condition a rciiiariczible fast

rubber where it did most izood for

l' tho final and winning coiiiit. t Jiiiiics llorrill refers-eil.

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Forwards McEwen P, Mvfiiiignn

P. Noonan

Currie F. Blancliard

F. Mi-(‘arey

Stevenson McMillan

S. Moore ' ` QQ.-`,

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