_,.._.,_ ,_,._.,__r _ _ HE ci-1ARl.o'r'rE'rowN GUARDIAN mor sc;EN
   Ni $l....S_0|iT WQRLD  
1.45,-  42'? _ -ii' _V v_= _ __--; -'_  /rl  - I _ _ __ _
Redwinss   _A'fiJ   N Eagles
Held To _I-all Draws By
Mirple Leafs Arid-Maroons
 .__ o., . 20-'I‘i1s
lowlcv bt. Louis angles, picking up
powerls they go along, held the
lea lcadin Toronto Ms is
SUB B’ P ‘ N .
Lee-fs to s 1-1 overtime' tis. here _ nsltiu: Word.
tonight in a. scheduled- Notions! (A3
Hockey League fixtllre - `
Itwasalitheicofscouiddoto b
square matters midway through wobb ' - -
th° third D€r1°d-; sending the chu- night to tishtenthair grip on first
test into- overtime In the extra place in the american Division or
period they forced the pace but the
were unable to get another shot 10, fans watched s tense. rugged
past Bill Beveridge who played a battle i
Th
Th
star role in the St. Louis goal
The tie marked only the third goal lead in the first seven minutes
occasion this season on which the and
Tomato' Club has failed to win. ln remainder of the game as -they
15 starts the Leafs have won I2, put
lcd; two and tied this one. The ag
result definitely established t-he
Eagles as an up-and-coming force. Dave Kerr, both turned in spectac-
In tlleigagiiast three games tihey ills: performances. i
from
have Montreal Us-nadzlens
beaten e New York Americans ed
lnd tied the Leafs. with the ,telms st full strength.
e _ .
Louis l early _in the lim; period
can-i Voss coded the amy st
on I. v with Syd Howe. Then _H
me es presented s sim ao. two chicsso s°1ls~"I‘he of-bers came
fence. d staved odd the Leafs
until midway in the third 5um|s,..Rornnes.` Bill Cook' _tallied for the
1' ‘ ' .
wnen _Harold con/on blasted _ri
close-in-derive past Beveridge 'dur-
_(C. nib: Gunrdisnu special win) ‘ . pong;
U1' LOUIS M Dec <
Ps
_ Im
000.
sins
BDU!!!
owls
Range
     l€_AMES_t;_  -H-  _LAST
ties: lys.ns=(ii), Marker.
Overtlmrteriod
o score _
Br Gwinn' special win)
YQRK.  30-`-Ghicsgds
nt Bllckbawks wallopcd the
ly New York R-angers 4 1 to
National 'Hockey  as
e' Hawks gumped into A two,-
seldom were-in danger in the
up an iron bound defence
t New Yorks scoring efforts.
e goalies, Loma Chabot and
Although 18 penalties were met-
out. all five goals were scored
s Irom Paul Thompson to,
es and from Mushyubrcb to:
Moreno brolldht the' first i
solo efforts' by'Art Coulter and
_ _ s_on brother _Bunnys assist
_' Lnwzurs `
   "“"l" "il

-Sr R ern e
QF _mea DY eauaaovslmam
DFrRO| ED :Nas
*HE I5 M T HEAD Qt'
ing l five-msn--'power play. _
Lln.eups:...
Toronto: Gcvfii, I-Ia.lnswmth;_de-
fence, Clancy, Homer: forwards, Ke G°I»1. _ Uhsbtgt
Primesu, H. Jackson. Oomwher.
'Ilomrito subs: Hallett., Blair, J "-
Cotton, Ki-lrea, Thorns, Kelly, Boll
A, Jackson, Mets.
St. Louis: Goal, Beveridge: de-
fence, Bovanan, rimw; forwards
Cowley, Shannon, Finnigun.
Bt. louis: .Wllcor, Ayers. ~ Voss,
Brydson. Howe, E. Roche, Wssnie
Ripley, Patterson.
Referees: G. V. Goodman and
I, Cameron.
SUMMARY _
First Period '
1.-St. Louis. Voss (Howe) 4:83.
Penalties! Blair, Jackson (ms-
lcr), Homer.
Second Period
_ No more. ' _ '
Penalties: Hollow, Horner, Bow-
I\&Il. _ 
_ Third Period
2-Jlloroniio, Cotton (Primeau)
‘qi-gnsltiest Bowman, Frew.
Overtime Period
No score.
Penalties: None.
ltsngsng Position _ Chicago
rr
Seibert Defence Ooul r
hnso Burke
_ lomnes
. Couture
. Wing 'Thompson
Ranger Subs: Muon. Connelly.
Patrick, Dillon, Murdoch, Xeelinz.
Somers. Heller, Levibsky.
Chiclgo Subs: Morens. Kendall,
Trudell, T. Cook, Ciottselig, Mao-
Fuiyen, Mtrch, Wiebe, Locking.
Officials: A. G. Smith slid. Odie
Cleghorn. -
Defence
Centre
WUIZ
0
Boucher
W Cook
F Cook
ui swung A
frm roms

"4 M Viurelvaio
CICO, Oren! & ' .
_ tgsmngol-|,‘ w. cook ir. coolo
_ use.
1 schemes: -Johnson. F. cock s.
Msson,'!.»0cti'ns. ooulier. W. -cook.
' ltoond Period '
4-'-Chicago, Coulter, 17.10.
Penalties: Moreno, Seibert. Burke
March 2. - ‘
\
' 'rims rocios |
is-olucsro. nomncs. 4.12. ‘
Penney; Patrick.
RDIIIDBB ('I'h0!hPB0l\)
QNY UTHEE  ‘B€F'Ek\<EN.\:`\N “NU
EIGHT UP WITH THE |..EFlD\NG FGIWQEUS
IN THE NUMBER OF POQNTS Kia
.mr
_ ‘LC " _ __ = ,
Aon -I5'n\;1/,gucci *|'%r$~inc:K me
new `31-use Puwea lu me iT,r~<='ur..’
i~"»`f7f"<`°“”ao~
»
Wings and Maroons Draw 
RUGRESSIVE
' ' ` ld t h bei th
    xrliimittge ciai:heer,csi?l1i?e ongrflf thi
(B, PM Power) _ been disqualified prior to the start.
Ha
ole
sho
season.
to carrying on the "Blg Four"
wITH THE LOCALS having a chance of going into a' second pluce tie
with either Halifax or Mohc.on, depending upon just whg wing the
encounter at the Hub city, Abegwélts tackle St. John Beavers at
the Forum tonight with just this thought in mind. Coufidena that they
U9 “Sim Bt their psaii after Wcdncsday’s hard-earned victory over the
wks thty are detemiined 'lo make it two s.i‘alght but are by no means
lmdefestlmdllng their opponents. Beavers, since taking orders from their
ver centre ice ace Walter Monson, have taken on a new lease of liic
and have victories over the Abbies and Consols and a tie game with thc'
Hawks, on Monc`.on loc at that, to ti1:ir exe-dir, 'linking a11'v;he'§459vg-'
into consideration tonlgh.'s game, which by the way starls at 9 o'ciock
in order to accommodate those who wish to do their Christmas shopping,
uid turn out to be one of the hardest and closest encounters oi' the
I O I
JUST WHAT course lidaritime hockey officials are to take in regards
cf
league after the New Year rolls in.
is to be decided at a mea.ing in Mancwn tonight of representatives
the four teams, Nothing of a definite nature could be gleaned from
local officials as to just what course they are in favor of following but
they were all agreed that the loop will continue to carry on for the best
interests of both the teams and public and no doubt all representatives
will have this in mind before they reach a decision. Mr. J. P. Simmonds
is to. represent the Abbies and leaves this morning for the "1-lub' city.
U 0 U
DETROIT, Dec. 20-.Detroit‘s`
Red Wings couldnt seize the
breaks of penalties on their op-
ponents here tonight 'and battled
tnroughgan overtime 1-i tiowitn _
  INK i0'PfENS
C
Ice
Palace las; Sunda
P IN NEW YOIRK they have
coined a new nam
-"the depression c
new oognomen, and th
hind it all is thc 2'!
rowded Madison sq
e for hockey
hliser" is the
e reason be-~,
,000 fans who.
uars Gardens
y 'for tivo
the liaicntrcal Maroons in s fast,
well played National Hockey
League ich. -
The vgiggs took the lead late in
the opening period Larry Auric
denting the Maroon net on a pass
from Dooney Wetland alter Earl
f
YO
He
sent off for high sticks The
Maroons came back early in the
second riod to knotithe count on
s
shot _ni just insidszths blue line @-
and the puck glanced off Ebblo
Goodfeilows leg to sail past the
from . .
astonished Numan Smith. wing ` Mt. Herbat ‘rink has the claim
o1'.belng‘ths first open sir rink on
Prince. Edward Isil.bd_.to .install I
m _
ne: minder. `
In`thc third period Stew Evans
was sent on twice for tripnins and m
Gus Marker also was penalized. In tam
each instance the Wings used their P110
"power play" of five forwards tr
without avail, being unable to best
the clever Alex Connell or else ll
having passing plays broken up by
an um swoon arm
no on overtime nmoii club *I
had mother chance when Jim_mv N
Ward was penslised, but lgsiu
Connell and the Montreal defence
was too tight. Connell kicked out
H
. Lniaurs md
Montreal: Goal, Connell; dl~ 
lencc, W tworth, Evans; centre,
Blllwoz ann, Robinson, Trottier;
lube, Oonscher, -Ward. Nortbcott,
Smith. Mprker, Hlyllol, Bhieldl,
Mt. _Herbert Rink In-
stalls Sound System.
milestone in the hlsfhry of llottml
on Wodneulcy nicht I-D°i=‘\¢1'
Robinson and Herb Lewis had been sciiitics was _passed when peovlt
. ung -
V rbe
.F ..
almost perfect sbeet`o_1 ics to the
o “il-en go-ii." cam took an my winsine strains or _slorlws m\1°l°
ded
sound system. recently rrurchued
ode
nagnph _records bi' ~°l¢°¢l'l°°l
maori
erful 'amplifier _cslilhlb 01- dfivilil
many ls t1enty`-loudxxlkers. _
Prom  ‘ '
mcuuofs lstotheroatoftlie
tht. , . “
bat X dt t._'dymmie
monitors.   in with
wonderful music. the tone 'md
clarity- of which wool( be difficult
fb “IPI”-` ` f : ‘
3 gliiltgii-oomPIrc<i‘ to the 21 saves 'Afmmomr  ‘t m °
d"\l0rt ‘ _
room
p|y"" insure me but isle
-__-_ _
onooia wheres ot Mt.
rtrmriouuovnkltinsvfilu
by the powerful Meiotone
W R Godfrey of Msrsbfield.
rn usic_a.i reproduction ly!
The music is taken from
mes, a‘ mark for exceeding all
ill
former records.
_ U l O
EVIDENTLY Bill
Terry, boss of
the New York Giants, regrets
his attitude of last season in
regards to baseball writers when
he drew down their ire by his up-
stsge inanner.
one
'I' A LUNQHEON. recently he
A agreed that perhaps hc has
been ultra-independent, which
condition developed largely because
of 'his unfnriilllarlty
clips and conditions
With handl-
under w ich
wspaper reporers and pl£tc-
he .
graphers labor, and agreed to re-
ceive the press at less
t once a du
Y
Nm md fed mu, ,g ww. during the forthcoming Giant
the llficritil BBW
offid tlyolilliiclilllllilit
ph
Giants at tho Polo
than 130 p.m. .
O U O
training iaunt. Also he promised
to ditch thc edict w
hich barred
otcgraphers from snapping the
Grounds later
include s double' dressing
oompieici finished inside
_with  for lates.
new well'is<b¢in¢'drilied to e
mont the prcsentwoterlup-
uidthul DUI
New York Sunday Herald Tri-
bune, says: “Hockey is not
hs llstest of all
“monies DALEY, writing in me
101':
team sports,
ut one of the most dangerous
b
when undus roughness creeps in.
'Hut unfortunate in ldent in the
- suns between the N
c
ew York Am-
rlcms and the ton Bruins on
Bos
Thursday evening when tempers
fined to s point of
dancer, de_mands_ quig action and
real physical
heavy punishment.
o o o
Y
over Lloyd Klein's head and
shoulder, spattering. the ice with
blood, D. menacing situation to the
sport developed. The injury might
well have been fatal.
" T IS TRUE, of course, that the
I foul blow was provoked by
Klein himself, who is some-
thing of a stormy petrel, but that
does not excuse even though it
may explain the almost murderous
attack by stewart, Players who
suffer from bralnstorms and are
burdened with uncontrollable tem-
pers must be weeded out'of the
game, and the sooner the better.
Both pluycrs are culpable and both
should be punished.
O I C
" E LIKE some roughness in
W cur hockey. It stirs emotions
and arouses enthusiasm. But
the game und the players must bc
WINS DECISION
_...___
(C_F. By Gnardlsn's Special Wire)
MC~N'I"RiEAL, Dec. 20-"Yambo"
Andrades. speedy little Puezto Ri-
can fighter, took a '10 round decis-
ion frvrn Frankie Msrttn,.Montreai
Canadian Bantamweight chsmp-
ion here-tonight. and advanced to
the third round of the world's
baniamwelght elimination boxing
tournament. Both scroppeis weighed
117 3-4.
" 1-mu Ns_r.soN_ scewért or
_ Boston, in truculent mood
dcliberstel broke his stick
DISIIUALIFIED
CHALLENGER
-li.
cup committee refused to hear his
protest on the grounds that he de-i
ng in raising his red
protest flag.
Did Noi: Protest
Vanderbilt, who won that, race
and went on to retain the cup bv
winning four of the six races, did
not protest that race.
After deciding that Sopwlth, and
not Vanderbilt, had been in the
WY0118 at the disputed start, thc
committee further explained that
Endeavour's protest covering the
lufiing incident ai: the first buoy
n v
yachts would have had to have
if the protests had been considered
ai; all.
*li
9 l'I-0-C-FK-E- Y”
2GN¢
ToN1cHT
ABBIES
Discuss Officially Pro- 9 P. M.
tests In Amer1ca’s
Cup Race.
is. r. sy cimannu spooloi wa-el
NEW YORK, Deo. 30-If any VS
disquslincation had come out oi
 ‘°“"“ ~"°“°°’= °“~° rc T- ST JOHN BEA VERS
O. M. Sopwith protested so vigor- . 0
ously it would have been meted out
511 the British challenger anS not
eUolteas¢o¢esafa.m _ _ .
cop 1-ooo ocuunmeo are/$21534 io? Reserved Seats: 50c.. 75c.. $1 -00, Balcony. 35c-, Children. 25%
Qifgftfglijg ’°P°"° *° "le New Y°"‘ Tickets on sale this morning at 10 A~ M- at Forum Box Off|ce~
Discussing officially for the first
time the prot'/sts that marred the  
layed ovens _ (C.P. By Gus:-dlan’s Special Wire)
AMHERST, N. S.. Dec. 20-
Whcther the four major clubs
ln the Maritime Provinces will
continue commercial hockey or
gn back to the Maritime 'Hockey
League under jurisdicticr of
the Canadian Amateur Hockey
Amoclation will be decided in
Moncton tomorrow at s meet-
ing of the M. ll. L. called by
President J. A. llanwny, K. C.
Moncton, Halifax, Charlotte-
town and Saint John were given
the nitemativs on Tncsdly,
when President James E. Wry
uf the Maritime Amateur Boc-
lrey Association demanded s
definite answer. He told them
bluntly that they were facing
suspension because of raids on
western clubs for new players.
Should thc clubs decide to
continue commercial hockey
they will be outlawed by the
C. A. H. A. and will not he per-
mitted to compete for the Allan
Cup. President Wry made no
statement regarding the cup
finals, but other officials said
they presumed that If the M.
H. L. were abandoned, the C.
A. H. A. would move the finals
lo some other secilfn of the
Dominion because of the lack
of competition in the Maritimes.
ies
suits of the Associated Press annual ;.
intemational classic cf! Newport in _ __ _ _ _ _ _ j
?§ptcmbcr,] the report declared K “ ‘ ,, , ---- 
at I-larod S. Vanderbi1t's sue- U ° .~
ccssful defender. Rainbow was M B _F  b 1 ,ii
fouled at the start. Scpwith pro-    u 8 1; 
tested that Rainbow failed to give W* M k D ° ° T d " " 'I
25'? {S§.’.?.5.’?§Z"o‘§3§”..?.?,f‘i.°.P353 1 s a 9 ec!-910" 0 ay
3; .Y »-»_.
Golfer Is J udged Lead-_~-2%
ing Feminine Ath-_'-21
lete For 1934. _iff if
NOTE-This is the third of a. ser- 2 ,
of five stories analyzing the re- fl
nuisiiiniiiii.
u _ s _ si
pol
protests could not be considered M- P- by G“““"”'“" 5l’°°'“| Wifei
because he had failed to raiso his Tl_f;U§u5g3f3“;~‘S¥l§1I'I;EinA"k';) De°~i20; T11' M55 Van W1” gained the N°' 2.
red flag unlil three hours after __ C _ 9 ° ‘”t"5!‘P 3 Th 1 t “Bi F "h k
the nfs: alleged foul on sept. 22. Pf'“1 Daffy ' Dean' “’°"d ‘mes to oeepltgyed 1: cigillilotrgfowfi  Wm “V515 ‘Q “H ‘”°‘“°"s “P°’“' bl
and 1 3-4 hours after the second. hem °f SL Louis Cardfinms- ‘md January 'lth, takes place in the For- xt? °f Um Eg Stat” SPM” em'
The committee seemed most Pmtty Miss D°r°i°hy sammsky °f um tonight.. As the stores are open rs and vm ‘s‘
anxious to explain why it had not Russeuvme- W” revealed hm t°j and many are busy with Christmas!
conducted a separate hearing and My by me b’ide`t'°"be' She Sak Sh°PP1¥\8. U12 Same 119-3 been lleldl
investigation under racing rule 47, _t,h5`”` mam“€“’ Wculd be °°1€b"9»f/ed till nine o'clock ic permit everyone
under which it is empowered to JH 315 5°°e'(‘m;~? Paul _ gets back to attend. T
disqualify, even though no protest 9 W U U9' The game itself promises to be a.
has been made, but if there is veglgmwuih She m;tandP““1 *UF standout. When last here on Dec. gmshed wmlea suhsmmmsnmrgm
reasonable g-rounds to believe that ,_ _ - M5-'#5 ‘U5k`Y 55 1 7th. the Beavers were snowed under _ h'
i a competition in a race has in any We V9 been Wing “sewer °“IY tm HVBIBHCHG 0! 802115. the locals iacobs' three time tennis C amplon
way infringed on these rules." "W° m°m'h9°-'afml' Pal-lyl’ Came hen* registering a 10-2 victory. Since that
“we seemed it desirable in rms ff'-lm the Wild Series The milf' 'late the Beavers have played five ra
report to set mm, muy our ,.e,,s_ riaize will probably _take place to- games, with Monson as coach, and
b0H\”d tack 011 B501” it NNE "Thereafter Rainbow jibed and
course. The wind was from the luned very smartly under En.
east, velocity 1.5 m.p.h. Rainbow deavour-5 bow, 5 necessary msn- .
at that time was sailing about the ocuvre, so it seemed, to avoid is
mme ¢°“\'S€ “S E“d°?X°“" “yd fm' serious collision. Your commiitltee
‘owing her some ree eng 5 was of the opinion that net er ,
c1,~~,- cstcrn and to leeward of her yacht could be regarded as “over- (CMg'N,?@'g`:;' '2§p°i|“lScv:Yxf{n°£):
wake. For the next minute neither takmg-. as they nppmuhed on.; two M Dckdowés enéh f~m_ no count
Yaflht made M15' Yl“`~if`f1’l Hue" another, since no question of over- In the mst mo ljmmds and “rushing” (C.P. By Guardinn’s Special Wife)
ation of her course. But Endeavour taking cm, arise unless the yachts strongly Mm, his opponent had mb
lnmwd H" ’°°d~ are Selling =l>Pf°X1m°'¢W “‘° lied in the middle rounds, Lou soi-
same course (rule 29. G) ~ » ~ ics. New York rcnlisn, tonight :ook
5°” AV” "It 528004 imD0Sllb1€ W Y°“\' a close but unanimous decision over °\` |
committee that the taking of evi- Ca;-los "Baby" Quintana, Panama to be held at the Peace Bridge
“- - - Endell/0”’ 5°” “w“Y- dence would cause us to material- indian. in their 10-round scrap in
iibed. and chsnsed her wufse ’-° ly modify me views formed ss a me world bsniomweigm eliminations _
the Westward and R*““b°W 5°” result of our own clear observation. here. them a 440-yard oouilles H00 M14 »
BWBY *D lb°“t n°fth~ M th" m°' and now substantiated by photo- 'It was is gsm; fight, with heavy the Other on 880-Yllrd club relay- v
MEM they WEN? lPP1'°3¢hm€ at graphs of the incident." hitting and fast action, well up in
right sngles. We observed that -___-____.__.__. quality tc previous bouts in the ser-
Endesvour continued on the west- "You sold me s car two weeks ies which will ultimately produce a
eily course for the next minute or ago," champion to succeed Panama Ai
so, while Rainbow was slowly bear- "Yes, sir?" Brown, dethroned as king of the 118- senior boys and girls. Junior ugly,
ing sway, and that while so steer- “Ten me again sii you said about pounders by the National Boxing '
ling
F
fr
ons for not calling such ahearing," m°“'UW~ 9195' have 5°°{`ed 9 80515 for 7 Miss Van Wye wg pug af,
the committee report said. “and 'l3°1“5t» B Very ‘“\Pf°551Ve ‘sh°“'m3- head of the list by 3'? out of 102 o
deciding the case under the POWEI' A  S J” sme1d5'h"""mg "my mwvered servers and accumulated a total
given in by racing rule 41. an C0re8 from an early season lniun’ is 201118 177 points, new-ea on me basis
great guns and will play tonight, 95 all placlngs. Miss Jacobs, winner of
tr
. _ V _
.mogea Foul ‘ Teghnugal K, O,   °§fin§g§iY'f‘§§g’¢he ma Associated Press poll,
immediate protest from Rainbow. 'I-a_y|,,, of Nwmn Bgy, N, 11-sum Joh ti mt _
The fundamental “W5 as We °b' mound the ring for two rounds To n “mega on 0 Camp
served them was as follows: SCO,-Q 8, teohmmi gnwkom in n
oeoiymggggitelyntafsfniciiqe iigoroe 3”?-°i_.".‘L-_ed _1°;`li‘-Qi-_.f-All-»)h_t' _-___ more than su-lin welsh, oiovoion.
yachts become amenable to me mme, at an angle, both sailing Polish girl and Olympic sprintlni i
racing rules, Endeavour was sailing free, Rambow on the starboard <5
*IWW f1’°m the une ‘"1 me Sm" and Endeavour ,an the port. tack.
they were approaching each it then. I'm getting discouraged." Association and sffillctca bodies _
developments.)
(B Alan Gould, Associated Press
if
sports ndimrl _ _
° NEW YORK, Dec. 20_(A.P.)-'Rr '
les S virginia van wie, 25-year-cla-girl
Failed to Raise Flag wh
w
The report conlained all the B year for the third successive time. `
correSP0ndence, preymusly pub. M A R R I E S e a U e r S goes the distinction of beingrated-_
th
o captured the United Stabes~~
omens golf championship- this
e outstandin feminine s arts.
lished, between the committee and ° ll D _
Sopwlth and Vanderbilt, in which 0 n I g t star of 1934. First woman golferto
the Englishman was told that his ---- win this honor in the four-year his-.
tory oi the Associated Press sports.
ranking position in competition
Substantial Margin
Although the poll disclosed a wide
ange of opinion, Miss Van Wie
v
er her thr closest rival Helen
enore Knight and Katherine
Rawls, famous swimmers, who were
nked in that order by the voting
atemity of experts.
S427
sued Miss Knight in fuse-ploooi
  52' “iff °',3;’.‘;.*°  over Taylor f‘hil‘f.?i.1”;‘°.i;‘;i‘;§@'i;“.§;;':t ---me-~ 16 »°   --~°
an at iagcibserxld whit it iottetown. is in form again and when 3
comin ee -`-- <
considered to be is foul on the port ic. r. by Guardians special wus) _f,§’_;{“a;'g.i‘tE;,f)"u,f_‘,'§'f. °;’s°‘;1,ff“',1r,§”§
of Endeavour. Pull notes oi; tihe wE'5Tv1_|,LE, N_ g__ Di-,c_ 2c_ Bm Gm “
situation hed been made HS i 6- Bobby Alum nf Westville, former Th _.ibm W 0
veiopeoi and set dow-n in the ox. Mmmme mfmom Welles. showgd theyeswff; gef,‘,’§;5§;‘§k  po .
pectation that there would be an Weight clmmpicny gmqghqg Bud old pep and bid fair to Lake the Mildred (Babel Didrikson, ther
nd position on points with iv. total Q
I 131 to Miss Knight's 89. Miss
Rawls, the little Florida. girl, who I
holds all-around swimming honors
btained 1 first-place vote and 'I2'
0
I-fi
2
ints
Texas girl who was a 1932 Olympic
sensation and won the No. 1 rank
ing poslticn in that yea,r's poll
finished filth, with 20 points.
hampion. .-
Golden shores i
Championship
Arranged ` - ‘
FORT YJRIE, Ont.. Det. 20 - -.
Westem New York Amateur Speed L
Skating Association today arranged ‘_
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Arena Jan. ll. Canadians will be.
eligible for two open events, one od i.,
Four events will be held for Gan# ‘
adians only, including 220-yard
dashes for junior boys and junior,
girls and 440-yard events for till
limit for these events is 14 yearn,
and the senior is i8 and over. _
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