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iNOVEMBER 12, 1931
...¢_, - _ .5 .  _ , _ -Tl-its UhAR|.ui'ih‘iuWi\i uUA|wiAi\ _
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;5Saint Dunstans_MBGIllANll
Win Island Title V I CS TAKE
.nasal
-‘Defeat Abegweit Ruggers Yes- 
terday 3 To Nil
. Playing a superior brand of foot-
;Dunstan's University rugbyists an-
fnexed the Prince Edward Island
'championship yesterday afternoon
by defeating the Abegweits 3 to nil
'in the third game of the series. The
Red and White team won the open-
_s_3'§ng game and held Abegweits to a
zxiraw in the second encounter.
"f The unconverted-try was realized
Zwhistle, Justin MacLelIan, speedy
Ewing three quarter going over after
blocking a. kick on his opponents’
twenty-five yard line. It was ii bril-
' 'iiaiit try anq cleanly executed.
.‘_'.'.‘ Taking a page from the inter-
' ‘ scholastic book, the Collegians flash-
" ed a. tricky and fast traveling back-
~t`ield attach that had the local for-
' 'wards and backs tackling like I‘ro-
'seight minutes of play Abegweits
‘ literally steam-rollered the Univer-l
sity men into the ground, but trys
» were out of the question, due mainly
to the educated toes of the kicking
md, Dunphy, McMillan dnd`o'con-
' nor.
Rcorganizing their forces, the
'- opponents, whose back lines seemed
to crack at ciitlcal junctuies, and
as above mentioned .followed a kick- _' “ner the C“"“die“5'New Y°rk Ram
ing advance that brought them vic-
tory.
The Abegweit team individu-
ally were good, but lacked
team play, especially on the
half and three quarter lines, where
costly fumbles lost for them many
yards of valuable territory. /
The red and white champions eas-
ily deserved their win yesterday. Each
and every offensive play was timed
to a niccty and their kicking for
gains left little to be desired. The
~Abegweits on the other hand, were
by no means outclassed. They play-
ed hard football, as the score in-
dicates, and on more than one oe-
' casion, forced the Saints into her-
culean football to keep the oval
from crossing the line. _
THE LIN EUPS
Ahegweits Saints
i Fullback
O’Nelll 0‘Connor
'I‘hree Quarters
Power Murphy
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MONTREAL. Que.. Nov. 11.-The
_Iva Hmm champion McGill University team
Kennedy defeated Canadiens, and Victorias
Kelly _'Upset Montreal Amateur Athletic
Jenkms Mcmtyre _Association here tonight as the lid
L_ Connolly McLellan _.was pried off the senior group. Que-
Richardson .Monaghan _bee Amateur Hockey Association,
Winter 0amPB1Bn. The scores were;
Referee- H. Morrissey. McGill, 3; Canadiens, 2; Victorias,
' 3; M. A. A. A., 2.
PUNT ii*
.
Jimmy Duffy, flashy young fly-  H L 
ing quarter of the Abegwelts. never' a | I
played better in his life than he _
did yesterday. It is regrettable, es-|
peclally after going thruogh a. tough
season practically unscathed, to
sustain the painful injury of a
dislocated elbow. At s late hour-_ (Canadian Press)
last night he was reported as rest- MONTREAL, Que., Nov. 11.-The
ing comfortably. National Hockey League schedule
_._; V begins tomorrow night at Toronto,
"Duke" Dixon, one of the pm- Detroit and Montreal. Referees for
verbial “unsung heroes" of the for- the three opening contests were an-
wai-d line, was Q5 usual 3 wwe; of nounccd here today as follows: At
strength on the' Abegweit front ‘Toronto, Bobby I-Iewitson and Jerry
guard yesterday. H15 "healing" in Goodman will handle the game be-
the sm-um was one of the big (eq. tween the Maple Leafs andthe Chi-
tm-es of me game_ "Dun" has a cago Black Hawks; at Detroit,
lot of weight, and carries it like George Ma1li11S0n and Ellsvbe Dais-
a baugam, nault will referee the clash between
_ the Falcons and the New York Am-
- ericans and in Montreal Cooper
°°“¥“““”-*“°“S Sams' smeatcn and Biii shaver wiii look
Woolner
LePage _
Two football titles for one Uni gets ch,5h_
versity isnt 3 had 5°“5°“'S W°"k The Lieutenant-Governor of On-
dn no gridiron. S. D- U- h°1d-S the mid, Hon. w_D.R/dss,wi1i face me
senior and intercollegiate chem- puck in the mst game to he played
pl0nShll’)S Of P. E. ]'SlB.l’id fOr 1931-32. in the new gal-den5_ Hom L_ A_
M David, Provincial Secretary and
Murphy, Justin McLellan, Jimmy P sid 0 f th C 0| H h
.. . . .
Coyle. Dunphy and M¢M11lf1H are clilb viili iierforln ifnllkeaservizg  IIVE mv-er signed a tesumonful and Fm
not going to start now. I just want to
give you a little inside information and
tell you what I think of men who aren’t
particular about shavingf’
a machine in themselves. the 100,11 gum0_
ii
Big Bill Power was closely guard-
ed yesterday-and even-» at that the' ’
tall three quarter wing almost
snaked over.
When Saints are kicking, there L A R  
isn’t s. team in the Maritimes that
can out-boot them.
-'* ` BUENOS stuns, Nov., 11-<A.
Tm-V M°'th“’5°n passed his °m' P.)-"Mineral", leading money win-
cm Whistle 0”” yesterday t° d°“ ner among South American race
9' N3 and get mm th” game' He horses, today gafioped to a three
worked well on the Abbie front line. length victory in the gm-105 pem-
*_* grlni Stakes to add sixty thousand
Now for todays game-West Kent pesos (about 025300) to his Scom
and Queen Square- TW and awk Mineral finisnedihe a,ooo more
“I wonder if people realize the big part I
play in helping callers to see their man.
Frequently the decision is entirely up ro
me. Members -of the organization ask my
opinion of an unknown visitor before they
decide whether to see him or not. When I
say 'not so good', his chances of getting
`lI ' “
` clean shave is 11
the password in this 1.
by are pretty poor. And if a man d_oesn`t
look nice and fresh, if lic isn’t clean shaven,
'riot so good', is the word I pass along."
“You can take this for what it’s worth. In my
opinion every man, whether he's fi salesman,
a truck driver, a plumber or an office
worker, should shave carefully and oftcn.'_’
We agree with you, young lady, a man
looks anything but attractive with a growth
of stubble on his face. Until recently
shaving may have been an uncomfortable
and sometimes painful chore. Now Gillette
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that entirely changes the picture.
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The new Gillette is a keener blade that glides
through beard and shears every hairclcanly
without sniarting or irritating tend ~_r skin. It
is especially stropped for sensitive faccs._
makes shaving a reasonably pleasant and
thoroughly comfortable performance. Buy n
package of new Gillette blades tonight and
try one or two on our guarantee. If every
shave isri't satisfactory return the packzige
to your dealer and he’ll refund the price.
sei' 9
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the ,W1“n°"_'W° °°m‘°t~ Journey (approximately a mile and ~ $5* 3'" _
seven furlongs) in three' minutes,
_ " ` ` _ », @-
' I arm. ___ Mcmuan H0117 R|¢hal'dS0!1»' Abbie Crush' _four and three-:fifths seconds for a R A Z O R SB LA DES
Gormley " Lynch ‘ng forward' suffered 8' painful eye new s°ui'h A-mefican !'e°°1`d f°l' the 1085 St. Alexander Sr. Montreal Quebec
Hmmm _ L_ Dum iniuryin the opening i.air_bur typ- d,st,,,,,,e_ ’ ’
I-lalvas ~
ical of the husky Ontario boy-he Firmeza was second th,-ee kngths ----lA-'---f-'-‘-'-‘ "“_" `_;`__ __ "nm
carried on He layed with only W
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ifffincmman - D _ behind Mineral. Five ran. V  I 00-~--~. - I r ' ‘ i I ° 0. B E f t
°-3”-»’ I    in   W-i- LooKiNG in/1 ovi+_.i<. Y. Bowan. il. . . e ea s
_ other was closed. However this did _
J. Connolly _ Dunphy
Forwards 
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For Sale By
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not keep him from the Legion Todayss pm-se made his winnings  ___ _/__ _ _ _-_
,, ,, my “TE .. )
since--He was there, shiner nad gg; the season approximately $'75,~ i ILL NOT APPEAR ON H_,_!_“.Ax
_*iw* Douglas Hickeson, Abegweit coach _ i J R Nclmn 1_1
. , , , W111 an-ive in the city from 'Ikironto "As for as the Halifax Forum and - - » - -  0
W SUPERINTENDEXTS » __
‘ HIOKESON HERE TONIGHT ‘CE
,The Sea Czves
22.
his suspension from the Kansas
City team, in the American Hockey
League, cams as a big surprise to
"Paddy" Byrne here today. He was
suspended indefinitely for failure to
report for practice.
Byrne is tryingkto secure rein-
statement in tho National Hockey
League, attempting to get a try-out
with the Montreal Maroons, und
said today if his suspension by the
Kansas City Club would aid him in
i
getting playing status in the N. H.
L., he would be satisfied. Recently'
he was denied reinstatement in thei
National League, but he is still in-
tent on pressing his claim.
Falling B0 feet from a building
pk e amw ou anyou
HALIFAX. N~ S-i NOV- 11--K1n8`S who comgxliere highly recommei-ill informed of a. clcspntcli from the E G- \Vi1li-"mls  115 _
'_College football team won the inter- ed as one who knows his h00k0y_|Queh0_c Cx), tclhhg of the hwposcdj T. M. Brclinut  170 140--3195
' ‘C“““‘"“” rm", mediate English rusby championship and ho.-1 ii, should be played, wiiikour ei- the Mmm: nsyai Lmgiid --'
I °' H*‘“f“" my mdayf d°f°“““3 be even a free hand to coach and intm,,cdiate5_ Tomi .................  isa:
MTAWA' °"t" N°"' u'_Th“ Wsndvfefsinfefmedistes 6 to 0- ic th 'te ich t tsidd “st iviicmm-. iidfi asked for fi
m t. of the diss earance of ,, ., - _ . _ .~
,M¥;e;'_ M_ T ue 32 of mm_ help or valuable suggestions. Thi going here, but uric n0t '1CC'2DUf|’ Tm_h(mA],"ER§
ii 0 my b°kr’ W S fed t work of a coach these days is said Mr. Clancy.
nen awa ro er, was ov o- . , 1 _ - . 1 slated (0,.
plenty hard without making it This team is asa _
day when her b°dy was “und n°M`- Nat L Llberal more nerve-racking by the “Do’S Charlottetown, accorcling io iles-iv, 0_ Davy  12;;
mg in the Gatineau River' mar ` ° and the lJont's" of cnthiisiastic and.patches, but so for as Forum oiiic- 1-‘_ McIi_it_vre  162
_Firm P°|1'll7~ Que- she dlmppeafed Conventlon rabid followers of thc game. Too:ials are concerned iiicy lifivint /\_.  P._~.'im ‘>°4
_ X _ _
of each province. the'M. A. H. A. the Big Show.
NOTICE
A meeting of tho Registration
Committee of tho Maritime Amateur
Ilockey As,-,ooiatlon will he held at
the Brunswick Hotel, Moncton, on
Saturday, November 14th, at 3.30 i
P. M. Any hockey clubs in the Mari-
times who have players whose clngi-
blllty is questionable are requested to
semi delegates to this meeting,
Where IIIIYGYI’ playing status will be
decided. -
Kmg s  tonight to take up his new duticsilhe Wolverines are concerned. St._;V.__C_I;D.1;ies  
as leader of the Abcgweit hockey Micliuels Hockey Club, of Montreal fl 1 00 ~ - ~ ~ -
~-
_.M team of 1931_32_ will not play in Halifax" said P, L_ _ Jean MacLean  97
Up Its Dead lC°“°‘“*“\ PNSS) It is ho that the Ontario man, Clancy, lessee of the Forum when l 12011 R109  86
f..LA
» lAcadians  33-G
ifilifiilifxperience And Weight Pre-
ifis-325 _ _ i _»
gg-ggi dominating Factor In One-
_,,,
133--251|
Sided Victory.
M
Ciiiizirlizin Press) I U. N. B. on il.._~ if . .;i;1l _.diz-
S.»\CliVlLLiE. N. B., Nov. ll -_cd cvc‘r_v U;i,:~  ii i "i._\‘, and
Uiii\'ci'sli_v of New Bruiis\vick's red iiii'nv<l iii ;i 4-<»;;\_:i _.i . ~_
and bliick clad ruggcrs cioiinod thc, Z\i'i‘L= :‘ii:;ii in »l~:.\ ;i 1. rim 1; latex'
_.______n___*;.__n____-7__T.'......____-_*::1&._-~-r~ _ __ _-_--_ll '
mm an mn at Wakefield' Where she I  ? many cooks spoiléd more than one heard ii thing from thc Montreal J. F. Fi-asm'  125
had been convalescing following an  0 of soup ' team A00,.Q._‘. Fosm  04
operation. on the night oi october n e Ing’ p° . .~ _
M. Li\1iig.<ifiiic  li”.0
WINNIPEG, Man-. Nov. 10.-Plans WILL DECIDE PLAYERS’ EVERY Cli`A.l\'(_‘.'.§ IN ’i'llF. WORLD I L_ Amigi-_~;m1  _ . 117
for a National Liberal convention in s'f’.~\'l"US The majority of hockey. writers in ;
1933 will undoubtedly be among Canadian and United States ciiics
_` I  .
_matters which will be discussed at a A meeting of the -Rcgistrat1on;l~z\_vZng representatives in the Na- ' TCL" ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' - '
"
lm tin ith Dominion Lih 1 C te th M iti Amat-~-  . ` - 1. '_ :tall
ee g o e era or- ommit e of e ar me tional Hockey League, mu- ins -
lganization committee called for Nov. eur Hockey Association will be held ed tic Canadians as slight cliiinccs E\_Gw_`Fm
23 at Ottawa, J. C. Davis,Presidentiat the Brunswick Hotel, M'cncton..to repeat in the Nuiioiml League ‘ ‘ “' ‘
S U S P E N D E D of the Manitoba Liberal Association, ion Saturday, November 14, at 3.30 and Stanley Cup series. Th., Can-
said tonight. lp. m. Hockey clubs in the Maritime_si_adiuns, with their clizimpionship
Prominent Liberals who will ga- .who have playerslwhose eligibility team intact, have S0'fu1'c<l several
' (camdhn Pun) ther latg this month forthe Ottawa -is questionable are requested to fine substitute players, while the
OTTAWA out Nav n__wm_do1, committee include the party leader, send delegates to this meeting, addition oi' Dune Munro, foriner|
' " ' ` lRt. Hon. Mackenzie King, one vice- when players' playing status will be Maroon pilot, to their outfit., is re-
prcsldent representing each pro- decided. The meeting has been call- garded as a. muster stroke. Munro
vince and six other representatives ed by H. 0. Schryer, Pi-csidciit of ranks with the best. defenceman in
A McLCu'i‘<‘n .. 117
Biciikliorn  Zlii
A. Hoivnii,  153
A. Nlcholsoii ._ l."~!i
Sunil . . . . . . .
_ _ lui
H. Towiisciirl _ I-ST
H. Ho\\'utt . . . _ . 1 1.-i
92.0239?
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FORUM PROGRAM §; ~ 
FOR BALANCE OF WEEK
Today, '10.00 :i.m.-Abbies practice.
Today. 8-00i1~m- to 10-00-Skating with Iinnfi.
Friday, 10.00 ii.m.-Abbics practice.
Friday, 8 p.m. to 10.00 p.m.-Skating with lliind.
Saturday, 0.00 a.m. to 10.00 a.ni.-Abbies practice. '
Saturday, 10.00 ii.m. to 11.00 a.m.-Fredericton
‘ _ " . li ck y r i' . _ ‘
   being erected onthe Hoteioecu sim ir. o. somuran, o e P uc we
in London, Frederick culvert. ii rmidgic . Saturday, 3.00 to 5.00-Skating with Band.
Cl'ial'l0i1f€f0WIl . workmen, landed unhurt on some lliaritime Amateur- Hockey Assoc. . 
 , ballast. Nov. 12-ll. 10015-11-11`3i
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,V J. F- Gorrlr\ii_... 'ii
gf W. C. McLcrirl  E-"i
'I  Ruby J. Caiiiiibcll li I
M. MeCanii~ll '
‘Barry Wal li 
B‘. E. Mnf‘Doim!rl .
U. Gallant . . . . .
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____(_ 3___ iiiiiiiilc of Maritime iiite1'collcgiut.l‘§iii the iirsi. ;:i;'s.i<i, ‘.\i;~:i uficr lic
”"` "“ siiproii~.z1cy today, defezitiiig Acuclinlniirl l<’.':rr.i‘, Ai~.ir3i_~.`,~; lii:..v.<: iiocitnr,
180-342 Uiiiversity. Nova Scotia title-liolvl-llizicl iiii_'»'.'=f-ii .<1 uric! i'li;iiicr»_< fi; the
132’355 urs, by n thirteen to nothing scorll liar on iif:‘_.i11_\~ iz:  iii.; l-'rccicrict-
99"224,oii the Maullt Allison pli\_v.li1l fiflflfcii lin(-iss, pz~\ 1i‘__i‘_f; iiii".hor scor-
70_lm C_ii'i'yiiig more weight in thc sri'uin_l mg in ing qpviriiig: iirilf.
1004300 the F1'cclei‘icton Collegian# expel'-i
9°_207||&cnce told as they held off early: "" """"_é”
_"Acadian thrusts and bore down to‘
 104-) run up il'ir‘ir count in the l.i1ici':Muqf  To Work
_.stages oi the game.  U'
i Weather and field \\‘oi'e ideal for; ._.___
,tlic nuiuiiin pastime niirl hosts oil _
‘i;uDlJoi‘tri's of both collcvcs flocked PMIIS' 'NW' H' ""\‘P"‘""Fm““"`
linto snckiillc to .loin the local stu- ml """""‘ ’ l"""'3`m "" 1’-" U‘@_
n7_234 cient body iii hacked Sraiiclstaiids. "fi1“"~‘~" _U1 ii' i3"'_~lil1~’11 il.\_ll1l>!_\
90403' Eddie .\i:icLcniian whose accui‘a.tc_1ll_’~`~'_-_ 1i‘i'.::r .l ini:  ire Allow!
l84-337‘i0e is one of U. N. BSS Src:itesi._1’ Ui" iii ‘f"*1’~l1 ii 1 ""f"i` 1‘\1fV~’
l70_320'nsscts, was ilic local point gctiei'_-'U "1~1- ‘- 10 41 D011 '~‘*= 1” ll<“ 112*
]08__307 ‘<l` the rod and black's sr_‘oi'in'; be1‘._<5~` lilfii U ii" lil UV- "il Si-\'~Fi
133-280E1'le accoiiliicd for ten of the Nc\vi'\’-illlill Ulf’ l» `-'  ‘ 1l` "V31-= X0 HIV
13I__270 Z3riiiis\\_'.rkci"s thirteen poiiiis, bcoglo r-rcoiip iii.. ; . :\_ ‘i v.a'i_; lcnrii-
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A liif';:ii>i‘i' ol lic i riiilv mid ills
1031 2128 _thc line for llircc. _ _ _ _
Acadins linrrl-tackling and agres-‘¢lo\\'iifii.l of Aiii/iisii niirl hurl iii-
.siife squad wi-nt on the offensive aslvesiniciiis previous in that li.ifl
the gnnic storied and were in scor-;drn.inf:r1 his i'rs'ii1i‘cl‘s_ ills .sons iiuve
`iiig position on more than one OC- tivo more years of schooling before
casion, only io lose out through they can expect to corn n living.
100449 loose passing and fumiblrs. <
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