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Monty meals had the first rea-l
scoring chance about three milllllbl
after the period opened when lil
wok Bill Miiler's neat. forward Pill
um roasted in on sarswt who me”
s great save. In rcllllll I-#D303
came down and rounded the de-
fuse, but am-nge took his as-fs out
from behiiid the net. The team!
put lou stances into the same U14
Bill Millers play-makinl W" 5
treat to watch.
Gill and James roughed Cowley
in the corner of the rink and the
game centre for the Wolves drew
ui intentional wlustlo for relief-
The Hawks began newlhi ml»° I3”
wolves sus rl-vine drew a penalty
for dumping Kosher, and ll im
speedy left winger left the ics hs
made some remark to referee Brown
and his penalty was raised. Just
ss he made himself comfortable in
the hooaegow Irvine made mother
remark and his sentence was rolled
to three minutes.
The Wolves rushed the HIWU
but ln their anxiety McDonald broke
md Lavigne was lieiisliwl
charging thg Duke into Clif!
While each team was short
sn. nay; indulged in some
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Near the close oi the period Bar-
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I-Ialifax Squad Downs Allan ll-eaf Defenceman Will E.‘i.“;..‘Z’;‘.’.'i.‘.§“’e..‘.‘.‘.?.‘;§‘.l‘I.”..?.§`».°d£
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MONCTON, Dec. Z)-Playing inspired hockey in front
of sensational Roll tending, the Halifax Wolverines shut
out the Moncton Hawks in a rugged lmw. 
Big Four game here tonight 2-0. The ' ,
the Wolverines within three
g game at centre ics for the
SARGENT Wolverines, put. the engagement away
in the Halifax hope-chest early in the second period, when
he crossed up the Moncton defence and coasted in close to
into the corner of the net.
to Halifax territory and the crowd
stood and yelled themselves hosrsu
as the Hawks gsnged the Halifax
goal and Gill, Webster. McDonald
each missed scoring chances due to
the phenomenal work of Sargent.
The Wolves were so hard pressed
tm were unable to relieve the
by shooting the puck up
the ice. When lswlor returned the
teams maintained the same dazzling
pace.
The fans booed heartily when re-
feree Jsek Brown penallaed Muckls
as the right winger bumped into
Lavigne on his way out of Halifax
territory, and Lavigne acted as a
cushion to bowl Graham over.
Referee Brown was slurounded
by protesting Moncton players when
hs blew his whistls and called a
faoe-off in front of the Moncton
net, after McManus had carried the
puck into the centre lone and left
lt. there. Halifax refused to come
after it and referee Brown blew the
play and called the face-of! in front
of me not Rule experts reviled
for their guids books but not before
heartily booing both officials. This
incident happened just a few sec-
onds before the bell, but in a Halifax
raid Gill unset two Wolves with a
vicious charse.
Heavy Checking
Music resumes w the play hut
as the third period got underway.
The Wolvu played strictly defen-
sive hockey and the 0l‘°lilm'I4'
vigne duo were not s bit stinky Wm*
their body checks as the l-lawks con-
centrated their efforts to tie the
score. When efforts to Crash l-hd
burly Halifax barrier failed, the
Hawks resorted to an aerial attack.
A player would shoot hllli ‘Nm I-h°
centre lone and the others would
race in for the rebound from the
'nfs nsuing or boards. Several
times the shots were too hlsh U15
went. into the audience.
Coach Nicklin threw four for-
-wards into the hunt for goals, but
coach Btuart's orders were to lilly
strictly defensive hockey, and shoot
down the ice to relieve the pressure.
The Hawks milled around the
mum goal one shields was penal-
ised for holdins Hcasanus behind
ths Halifax goal. While he was ab-
gsnt Mosher cloutod Mcldnnus un-
der the shin with his stick and
knocked him down. He drew s
penalty. While the Wolves were
short two men. Borlaif ll" l mu”
vellous exhibition of pllln and “lilly
net-minding but the Wolves held on
ughtly as the crowd stood and
cheered. and lrolnbd-
Bus McLeod was ahsfli 0D UW °"'
sides over the blue-line and as an
expression or ms xeelincs in the
matter some irate fan hurled I
stick on the ice.
with mmctou nuym all up i-he
ice Cowley broke any but "ll
,»¢,bb¢¢°f sgoal by asensational
nt0pby!t'lter.Alaluafaw min-
utes later Lsnnm and miaids broke
clear of WU 1"’°t°’
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games of the pace-setting Allan Cup; °Hw“°°-D°°' "'°'”Am‘°“"‘ h°
was not present for the ceremony,
champions, while the Abegweits kept Donald pmmp (mme, Mcp,,dye,,_
in step with the Wolves by nosing out young chicago Bleek Hawk hockey
the Beavers in the other bracket of the §1°Y°f- *°d“Y had ”‘°l‘h°’ “““'°“"‘Y
_l_Ianway circuit. ` 'Km' ‘
.  8310*; Wg (lille il: UIC b¢:l- coglrifimbeif Tdcgaogyzlioihlfbiilltlg
seen ere s nec e o ver es ma e ls.-it ni nt t th mth convocation
their first appearance here this season. °f "‘°gU“*T’°"‘1'; °f °m°“3°~ M°'
> ~ Fsdyen took his Bachelor of Phil-
The _teams set _a dazziutg pace from the owphy dome ,mm Mlmuem U,,,_
start and Ernie Mosher, who turned in ,muy in 193° md hu ,tamed dur-
IINIITIIER II.II.
T0 LIIIIB LIST
COMPTON, Calif., Dec. 20.-The
once mighty fists of Jack Dempsey.
former heavyweight champion.
brought an end to a wrestling ex-
hibition lsst nisht.
Dempsey was referee of the match
between Myron Cox and Tex Wrisht.
The match was muah and the for-
mer champion warned the PU'¢l¢lD-
ants several times.
lu attempting to seperate them.
Dempsey became the target of
Wright's slugging. The former
champion let loose a terrific rilht
gn me snln-and the match ended.
N. H. L. SCHEDULED
GAMES FOR TONIGHT
Uttewa at llllltffi-
Cbicsgo at Montreal.
N. Y. Exchange
Open Saturday
NEW YORK, Dec, 20.-(A.P.)-
The New York Stock Exchange will
be open this saturday. The board
of governors today denied a petlt.0li
gignsd by several hundred members
requesting that the day be an ex-
change holiday. Commodity mar-
kets generally will be closed.
DIAMONDS I
DIAMONDS I
TIIIIIK 0F IT!
15% lower than any-
one in the city. We make
it possible for everyone
to possess the longed
for diamond rings this
Christmas. Smashing
discounts on watches,
rings,and jewellery. A
call will prove our
statement.
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Jewcller.
Queen St., next to Fen-
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MONTRIXAL. Dec 20-A
game suspension is the punishment
of Reginald "R..d” I-lo ner of Ter-
orlto Maple Leafs for striking Ed-
die Shore of Boston in the now-
iamous match at the l-lub Den 12.
As Horner has already been out
,of hockey for two games since his
'suspension was ordered lun week.
he will be missing from the Leafs
rearguard for four more games, re-
turning to action' New Yeas-‘I Day
,at Ch`cago. ~
Decision of the National Hockey
League in regard to Horner was
announced today by the msnallnl-
director, Frank Patrick, who coup-
led his announcement with a warn-
ing to players they must under-
stand they cannot take the law in-
to their Own hands.
Shore, whose spill of Irvin "Ace"
Bailey resuitrd in fracture of the
Leaf right winger’s head, will be
dealt with later, Patrick said. It
would be some days before the
managing-director completed an-
alysis of 50 or more depositions
made by dub officials, players and
llwrts writers in connection with
the ircident.
Horner was given the suspension,
one of the heaviest in the history
of the League, because after Bailey
had fallen to the ice at Boston the
big Leaf rearguard skated up to
Shore, spoke to him, and crushed
his fist to Bhore’s face.
Shore went down heavily, his
skull striking the ice, ‘and was
knockfd out with a long gash in
the scalp which required seven
stitches In hs official statement
tcday Patrick said, in referring to
Shore: “Tho iuiury to Shore, while
painful, did not prove to be of a
sei-isus nature, although it could
very easily have had grave results,
in which case Homrr would have
found himself in a very uneuviable
position."
Red will not take part in the
folwwing games: Maroons at Tor-
onto Saturday; Toronto st Burton
Deo. 28; Toronto at New York
Rslisers Dec. 28 and Detroit at
Toronto Dec. 30. In the meantime
Shore also is out of hockey, under
lndefirite sentence. He is reported
from Boston as in a harassed men-
tal condition approaching a com-
p`ete nervous breakdown through
wo'ry over the injury to Bailey and
its near fatal development..
Heavy Bond' On
Liquor Protested
HALIFAX, Dec 20-Considera-
tion is being given by the Federal
Government, it was stated here to-
day, to the protsst of steamship
companies against posting a heavy
bznd on liquor passlrlg through
Canadian ports on consignment to
the United States.
A cuskms ruling which went in-
to effect in 1022 calls for posting
of bo:d It was c‘aimed this was
designed as s curb on rum-runn-
ing, ard that it was contemplated
it should be used against reputable
companies whose ships carry liqu-
or legally. -
Bigger Shipments I
Of Christmas Express
(Special to the Guardian)
MONCTON, N. B., Dec. 20-
Judging by the increase ln the
number oi express shipments being
handled it was seem that. Santa
Claus has a fatter exchequcr this
year than lm had last, stated Mr.
F. M. Smith, Superintendent of
Express for the Maritimes here to-
day. There is a considerable ln-
crease in express shipments this
year, Mr. Smith said, and “from all
accounts," he continued, “mer-
chants are experiencing a good
Christmas trade. Santa Claus will
have no more willing helpers this
season, Mr. Smith remarked, than
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SKATING
Tonight 8-10 25c
the express ¢mployees. No packages
will be allowed to remain undeliv-
ered over Christmas lf the express
employees can prevent it. There
will be an express delivery on
Christmas day in all cities and
towns where the Canadian Nation-
al Express have pickup and delivery
services and the same applies
Qirotlghovut the whole Canadian
'National pnun from coast to
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SILVER II IIIGS
TAKE IIPEIIER
'I N LEAGUE
Four teams swung into action in
the chase for the Baker Cup, at
Kensington Rink, Monday, Dec. 21.
The Silver Wings of Kensington
took a l-0 decision from the Indian
River Rovers in the first encounter
and the Baltic Rangers battled the
Kensington Aces to s 2-all deadlock
in the second.
The first game was fast, but show-
ed little in the way of organized
team play. The Silver Wings, though
emerging from the contest victors,
could not seem to hit their normal
stride, and were widely outplayed
by the red, white, and blue squad
from Indian River, who were turn-
ed book, chiefly through the fine
work of Champion, the Silver Wing
net guardian. E. MscD0nald’s solo
effort down the right side in the
iopening stanza gave the Wings their
slim margin, which they managed
to hcld against determined assaults
of the Rovers during the next wo
periods.
The second game was s battle
royal, and according to the consen-
sus of opinion, produced the but
hockey yet seen in the Baker cir-
cuit. Bard, clean checking on the
defence, and relentsess poke-check-
ing that caused many two and
three-man attacks to go haywlre,
were features. Bemple, hard hitting
ace defenceman. was particularly
effective, and the dangerous raids
of W. Duggan, Riley, and H. Cham-
pion gave the rival goalies plenty to
worry about.. K. waits opened the
scoring when he flipped W. Dug-
gan's pass into the meshes. F. Craig
knotted it s few minutes later.
Iearrylng s loose puck well in, to
blast it past Walker. Coi put the
red and black team in the lead a-
gain, when he took a long, forward
pass from Bemple in the central
zone, coasted around the defence,
and beat Driscoll with a. simling
shot. The second period went score-
less; and with three minutes to go
in the third, Riley drove a wicked
shot past Walker from outside the
blue line.
The lineups follow:
Silver Wings-Goal, B. Champion!
defence, M. Waite and M. MacFar-
lane; forwards, A. Taylor, W. Camp-
bell, E. MacDonald, J, Kennedy. B.
Higgins, E. Hllshes.
Indian Blver - Goal C 'lhlplint
cal fishermen. The best fish tlhell
on a fly from the Msligrle River
during the past mann weighed
three pounlh three ounces while.
with artificial bait, tmut wekhlll
up to 4 9-4 pounds were taken from
these fast waters
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Injured Toronto Play-
I er Maintains Slight
Improvement.
' '(Csnadia.n Press)
BOSTON. D.c 20-The slight
but progressive improvement that
Irvin "Ace" Bailey, has made since
h‘s relapse of Monday night con-
tinued tonight and, for the first
time since the Toronto Maple Leaf
hockty star suffercd his skull frac-
ture ou Dec. 12, his physicians ex-
pressed hzzpu for his recovery.
Dr. Donald Munro, who twice
operated on his brain, gave mm sn
even clranoe for life
The favorable news of Bailey
pleased no one mort, than Eddie
Shore, Boston's colorful defence
star. who collided with the Toronto
wingmsh in the feverish game here
that not only resulted in the injury
$0 32115' but also to suspensions to
Bh0TB Ind Raéd HOITi"I‘, Tgmnto
defenceman.
Shore has been in a highly ner.
vous state since the game on Des
12. After knocking Bailey down he
was struck by Horner and suffered
a gashed head.
BOSTON, Dec 20-City Hospital
authorities announced shortly after
5 p. m. today that Irvin “Ace”
Bailey was taking liquid nourish-
ment. It was said his general con-
dition was unchanged with the
lU1'Pl"B1lis improvement previously
noted being maintained
HOCKEY RESULTS
Call-American
Philadelphia. 4; New Haven, 1,
Providence, 2; Quebec, 0.
Prices Sag In
“Peg” Exchange
(Canadian Press)
WINNIPEG, Dec 20-Dragged
downward by weakness at. Chicago,
wheat prices sagged on the Win-
nipeg Grain exchange today, deg.
pite export sales approximating
500.000 bushels of Canadian wheat.
At the close prices were 1-4 to 3-4
cent under the previous finish.
December wheat ended at 58 'I-8,
Hay It 82 l-8_ and July at 63 1-4
oetltl. Houles with Chicago con-
nections were _quite good scllers of
W1l`lmP°8 futures and offerings
ffbm that source combined with
the disturbed confidence of trad-
ers genera!ly gave the market s
weak tone.
Rn-eigrl sales early ln the day
were insufficient to olfm the dis-
tllfblllk Chicago in'luor:~v Advices
from Vancouver fndimtofl a grcntr
interest in tonnage wl’h <~ :Pt boats
in P0712, DOW loading lnm'r= than
l.000,000 bushels of whrnt for ex-
po't,
Pit trade was n little brisker
glen it has been for srwral days
hic\:go's weak:-.ess v.;l~ attributed
. ter, E., Mann, S. V’ 'l°D'l0s~s selling l0'l.>wing weak-, was the blonde-thatched centre
‘Ii;;§;‘§fl',t;H‘°f_§'f;_d5_ w_ Mm E_ ness in stacks and tn-. increase mms rust goal cf me s¢n¢du1¢_
Mm, G Mm, R Beckham Rosen’ sho'-vn in the offlc-ol estimate oil One minute later Beaton passed
R.. Easter. 1933 Wheat prod -ctow Liverpool to McArthur but the diminutive
Ac”_Gou| R' walker: defence’ was off s fraction at the close ‘left winger; shot; ws.; w1¢¢_ Bath
r-  -1° W- °h°m~°°= ‘°.'.~ “wr” fs:“;;.:s':.s:"ts:°“‘:.“m
. an, L. Cham on. - ° » ll 9°
I'»'y‘§'i°.ZI `é'<..E.“‘»‘E. num... rmchtm- Slight Rally Inlgloféflgihwmlgnzvhilfon rr; -farm
Dion' B_ Mm,phy_ c en, oson a e y.
tie-coal, Driscoll; defence, rl. Wllll Dlmeld drlwinc I penalty
RATE' and H. Champion; forwards. N' Y’ Exchange for tripping McArthur shortly after
'r. Mscnomld. l-'_ craig. J. craig. -& the Sewnd Sf-isles cot under way
Mnndsrscn, Delaney, Matthews, By John L. Cooley, Abbies pressed hard. Beaton‘s golf
Referees~L. Rogers and O. Dar- A. P. Financial Wl-it,¢r. shot, bounded over the ng; md Second Period _
mu New Yom; Dec. 20.- <A,r=.> _ Kelly was stopped twice by wilson 6 Beevere- Deosld (Ho
An outburst of selling in s few vola-
P1’0P¢i‘ll' Chwk the 5“°°°‘°° °I I‘h° to four. Among the wcnk-:st is--ues a minute apart and on a nalt,
¢XfP¢'flm¢HTf €VPi'Y l>€l'S‘m °lW°fI“¢ were those whose rrcent msrlret face-off in from ofthe Heart; pez   
the fl-Shin! U9! fm' me P“"P°°° °‘ gyrations had come under official Kane missed s golden chance when
fishing was l‘H1lilT¢d 90 l’°UI-W" “Id scrutiny; professionals seemed sn- he failed to lift the rubber off the ygmgnm png)
mcure a permit fl‘0m I PU* WU' xious to vacate "pool" positions as ice. Kelly drew the fifth penalty BAINT Jon” N B Dm. 20_
deli- FICUTH 5llPPIl¢d I0 I-I'l° Gen' quickly as possible and offerings be- of I-he session shortly before the 11" N" 3nm,§,lcp ks'{8],wi.‘ 'ul
eral 'rouri-st Deoeflmvil °'f *li* came brisk around midday. The bell. lam m nwencgon on ,eb U ,C
Canadian National Railways fmm quail, lasting barely half an hour, Sticks were being carried high at png nnmunwd hm by Hoa I: P
the N-stional Parks Board at Ot' was followed by s milder slump a the start of the final frame. With D 111;” pfem-ef ,md Minmul of
tuwa snow that sm permits “N little ister, mer which prices wma- Kslly sun in me box Beavers nl- 1,.;-M, ,gd mm,
issued cc fishermen during the 1938 ed slowly. soles totalled 2,173,581 lied to the attack, McCann chest- Announcement. of the opening or
season, of which 01117 iii were lo- shares. .... ing Dickson from 15 feet out. Kelly mg nu; “gpm “mg n¢ gh, mn-
` returned and the Abbies started to cluglgm nf g lmgghy ¢3memm,n¢
y customers are drop- penetrate drop into Beaver territ- meeting which among othwv bim-
" said the msn in the ary. Kelly and Mcdlashen were ir~¢ss_ |Q¢¢lv¢d ` _ ,mich ,eport
nliwav carriage. stooped by the visiting not minds: from J. 1" rr. rug, x `¢ on
7" mid another pass- and then Mcdlsshen after splitting studv into the legal and Iaonstir-
's your line?" the defense saw his chance go tions] right, of N” Brumwfck
lil! dfauihll” glimmering when Wilson cleared under oankdgmglqn
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MCARTHUR
thelocal citadel some anxio
However “all’s well that ends
well, and to the victon go the
spous." ._
Abbim were shy two of their
rear guard last night with “Husky”
Harold Gross and young Frank
Currie forced to the sidelines due
to injuries. Walter Ferguson team-
ed up with Bill Walker and eon-
sidering it was his first game
turned in a good performance.
' "Chuck" Jemxnei-t. of the Beavers
was also on the casualty list last
night .suffering from a wrenched
knee received in Halifax.
Beavers made the first danger-
ousrushofthe nightonathree
man break but Draper pasdng to
his covered wing spoiled the effort.
Kane and McArthur combined, the
puck rolling across the goalrnouth,
and after a. switch of players Mc-
Glasherfs perfect passout had no
receiver.
Abbies were having trouble with
Beavers' poke-checking and then
McCann and Wilson pulled off
spectacular saves from the sticks
i of Estabrooks and Walker.
"Kick" sprawled to rob McNeil
I and on the return play Abbies real-
; ized. Nicholson carried to the blue
Iline and passed to Kelly. Pete
warmed his way in clogs laid a
lshort pass on McGlsdien's stick
and "Mickey" made no mistake It
within half a minute.
Moncton ..................
Halifax 
Charlottetown 
St. John 
EIIII STAIl'SShot ByMcArth 
In Final Perio
Abbies Defeat Beavers I2-1 
Keep Pace With Fast Travel- -IC
ling Wolverines. ij'-;’
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“I-lymie” McArthur’s goal, shortly past the half'-way
mark in the third period last night enabled Stan JackBon’s
Abegweiis to hang a 2-l defeat onae
P
St. John Beavers and
within striking distance of the Hal
Wolves who had defeated Moncton
thel “Hub” town 2-0. of
The wining counter broke a 1
wh h had lasted from
 < in the second period when Donald
_. ' “Kick” McCann from close range, -
: lg- setting “Mlclley” McGIashen's ` t
1 6 . sl period goal for the locals. '
‘ ‘ It was a dull set-to for the most
part and gave the fans little to 'elf-_`
thuse over except in the final frame
when the llomesters seemed to fathoni
the Beavers poke-checking game and made_their attacks
bite deep unto allen tcrrltory. Previous to this front-luaerd
of the Benedict crew had been stopping Abbie plays in midi
ice and on quick-breaking thrusts had given McCannils\f
us moments. '°:
thsrnllingpuck.
on carrted to the Beaver blue-line.
slipped the puck between the de-
fense to McArthur. Bymie alidirx
fthe wafer into thg corik.
Wilson lllve s. great dim!!!
the final minutes, making
spectacular sava as Abbie
paraded to his doorstep
crown a good efveninfs
ped Beaton hsndily lust
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LINIUPS "
Abbies: Goal., llocann; defense,
Walker. Ferguson, Hudson; centre.
Besson, Mcolsshsn: risht. wing
Kane. Kelly; left wing,,McArthur,
Nicholson,
Beaven: Goal. Wilson: defense,
Draper, McNeil: centre, Dickson.
Carroll; right wing, Houston, Reisf;
left wing, listabrooks. Donald.
Referea-H. Butler, Halifax; J.
Bquanbriggs, Charlottetown.
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Penalties: None.
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