JANUARY 2a. 1950 
     
    
   
   
    
     li/lrlliuidr News 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Th, monthly supper meeting of 
     
     the Gulders Club was h 1d on 
     
     mmmry 19th st the home o Mrs. 
     
     y G, Hutcheson. 
     
    

    
     Tn, minutes of the last meeting 
     
     n“ read and adopted. 
     
    

    
     n was moved and seconded that 
     
    
   
   
    
     ice Racing 
     
     At Summerside 
     
    
   
   
    
     Sununerside ice racing fans 
     
     were given a preview Saturday of 
     
     the excellent racing card lined up 
     
     by the local driving club for the 
     
     season when the initial race of 
     
     the season’ was staged on the har- 
     
     bor with an exceptionally good 
     
     track for the opener. Under the 
     
     direction of R. H. Phillips, the 
     
     track committee provided a good 
     
     straight away and although there 
     
     were only two classes run off the 
     
     officials have a more extensive 
     
     card lined up fur the second race 
     
     which will be held on Wednes- 
     
     day, weather permitting. 
     
    

    
     In Class B, Peter Dale. piloted 
     
     by the veteran reinsman R. H. 
     
     Phillips, was outstanding and 
     
     showed excellent prospects for 
     
     hanging up a new record before 
     
     the end of the season. Rhodola D. 
     
     and Guy Harvester both exhibited 
     
    
   
   
    
     Big League Ball 
     
     Teams Plan Heavy 
     
     Exhibition Series 
     
    
   
   
    
     CHICAGO, Jan. 19-(AP)—Be- 
     
     fore the major league baseball 
     
     season opens in mid-April, Ameri- 
     
     can League teams will have been 
     
     tested by almost 250 exhibition 
     
     games-US of them against Na- 
     
     tional League foes. 
     
     The American loop service bur- 
     
     eau today announced a "grapevine" 
     
     schedule that begins March 11, 
     
     ten days after spring training 
     
     opens officially, and sends junior 
     
     circuit clubs meandering through 
     
     23 states. 
     
     The world champion New York 
     
     Yankees have the most ambitious 
     
     spring program, 39 contests-six 
     
     being tilts with their World Series‘ 
     
     victim liist fail, Brooklyn Dodgers. 
     
     Cleveland Indians are matched 
     
     most. against National loop opposi- 
     
     tion, 26 games. The Tribe and New 
     
    
   
   
    
     THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN 
     
    
   
   
    
     race sisvEN‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
    
   
   
    
     it Guide-rs Training Course be held 
     
    

    
     m. {our weeks beginning Monday. 
     
    

    
     March 6th, from 6145-8145 p. m. 
     
     Mrs. Nora Irwin has been ap- 
     
    
   
   
    
     York Giants engage in the longest 
     
     inter-league feud, 18 games, which 
     
     stems from the fact both clubs 
     
     will train in Arizona and will take 
     
    
   
   
    
     excellent form for the opener. 
     
     The following is the summary: 
     
     Class A 
     
    
   
   
    
     minted Badge Secretary. ller tele- Rhodola D., MacDonald 1 it’ the show on ‘he road tron, m," 
     
     mime No is "l031‘. Kentucky Derby, Bownes .. Z 2 .l State‘ 
     
    

    
     n was moved and seconded that Guy Harvester, Reeves  l 1n all, the Yankees a have 15 
     
     rut BESEBOYOIIGYI 5111915 be 55cm" ch55 B games with other National League 
     
     inued X01‘ this WU‘ “d "e°°““d' Pei-e? D519. R» H- Phiililil ~- 1 1 1 rivals, including seven against St. 
     
     -i~e<l next yell“ The 87.0w,“ Iflying Saucer, Ai-senault  I 2 3 Louis Cardinals, 
     
     §ill0i(1. however. will be Continued‘ Gardner's Pride, Gardner . 2 Chicago White Sox, training at 
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
    
   
   
    
     ion-st Class test work was dis- 
     
     .u55ed. It was agreed that one or 
     
     to tests, decided n90" at Guide“ 
     
    
   
   
    
     (Note: Guy Harvcsiti‘ and Garri- 
     
     ner‘s Pride were entered only, in 
     
     the third heat in cach case.) 
     
    
   
   
    
     Pasadena, Calif, have lined up a 
     
     Iii-tilt curd, 
     
     Boston Red Sox face 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
        
     
        
     
        
     
         
     
         
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
     who lived. 
     
     l' covered 
     
    
   
   
    
     National 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     311b, would b6 Pflsied i“ the 9nd Off’ ' i; Si -i D. A . Leaguers in 16 games. other Ani- “"711 U"? famll» ‘ Y’ _ , 
     
     lrlmch month‘ The w“? gar Feb‘; null‘ lctxiinsers Sonexxli/iacdlfieillfscrlit. vrican League clubs in nine and hours after! tlho glitli} .l. i 
     
     "uflfy 3N1 LDC“ Km)“, e g2 "an l-l. lDe-ivar- lodges Jame‘ l-leffitv. Win01‘ league mes i.“ 31x‘ A 11.18” garage an 109' 1~ 
     
    

    
     lie essay "Thilme 01 Gumhig‘ Roland Shegn__s‘ a lighter [he Redbox shite is a had cooled.  i‘: F‘ 
     
    

    
     Each Proiriiice has been asxfd :0 two-game series with _the Yankees. through a uuntos m». 
     
     subunit a name of a Guid- o Marci. leis, at Miami, Fla. merit over the learn... a 
     
     Iieadquarters who is a. 801d 00rd | . , t Detroits spring calendar includes awakened by SIYlOKC zit 1 . 
     
     guide and has other qualifications‘   1t contests with American LeiISiI-Q] estimated he lay 
     
     land. _ p y, _ .9811 0P5. ~_ - aged io craw to n 
     
    

    
     The Guiders Training for Hi5 _ _. . a are booked for nine games with t his lame“ home 
     
     month consisted of a very lnterest- Cligfedme bummemde Cmmn” National Leaguers, l1 against Lea- aqamh In dazed c,‘ n,“ he h...‘ 
     
     int W1! "1 sewnd cm“ Guide ‘. M” d h“ 23 gue opponents and 11 against licved other occur». .. had c5££ill-_ 
     
     Wm‘ n u. ' miiiii laetfigiii “Xiifitii. will do ‘d ‘mwn M“ “‘““‘s' M 
     
    

    
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     n“ 6:l5—V. Inman vs. C. Tnntori; considerable Spring business with w" ' ‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     R. l.. Wiilet-t v5. A. B. F09; w- Brooklyn, facing the National Lea- W ‘l’ v 
     
      t A. C-ui-rie vs. L. H. lVlacFarlanc. gilc champions nine times. St. affirm I 
     
     7:45--l{. E. Gaudet vs. E. Can- Louis Browns, doing their con- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ditioning on the west coast, have 
     
     eight games scheduled with the 
     
     White Sox and six with the Cubs. 
     
     The Brownie biise of operations is 
     
     at Burbank, Calif. 
     
    
   
   
    
     non; finals playoff Commercial 
     
     League; finals non-Commercial 
     
     League. 
     
    

    
     ' 9:15-11 E. Clark vs. T. A. 
     
     ‘Campbell; V. Howatt vs. J. E. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Allbert. Wienecke, 30, oil’ Den- 
     
     bigh, Ont., who lost his iviie and 
     
     baby recently wihten fire levelled 
     
     his two-storey garage and restaur- 
     
     ani, today is fighting for his life 
     
     at Victoria hospital, in Renfrcu", 
     
    
   
   
    
     New Glasgow 
     
    
   
   
    
     The opening game of the litlzw 
     
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     ‘$3553: jlgoctigiihfeigge plifyed inl Morrison; E. Estey vs. A. H. Cor- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     , - lqm- ney, G H k 40 miles northeast of here. Aibove, 
     
     ‘ at“ Gtgfafigpgmafvefagarywmg,|   e Ruby Wienecke finds doll of niece, 
     
     ind ‘he Glasgow Road Manly Ifiiesday, Jan. 24 Barbara, after three die in fire. A 
     
    
   
   
    
     jumiblcd mass of burnt and black- 
     
    
   
   
    
     "eats played m I 3'3 tie‘ e-ned ruin is all that remains o-f 
     
    
   
   
    
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     The game got off to B. 300d 5m?‘- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ieague Formed 
     
    
   
   
    
     Szli-C. Robinson vs. C. Carr; 
     
    
   
   
    
     . i m 1950 n1 F/C Dumin vs. R. Soniers; S/L the Wiencckes restaurant and 
     
     w: iii.“  gtiev i3’!- Riglfiiii-(dl Carver vs. G. Meikle. I A meeting was held on board 841N186- 
     
     ‘JO: n p585 n elm},  hm-(L '1;45_-C, Ramsey vs. V. Howail; HMCS “Queen Charlotte" on   
     
     kauéht game an the way twin, both C._lCrockeqtt Iaifiiahlgixslislnafl} M. Sunday, ilartiutary 22d ‘tloisggliglgzf    
     
     teams playing good hockey. Mil vs. . Bo - ‘ the Char oteown‘ _a ‘ 
     
     9:l5—R. E. Ellis vs. A. Brifoki- key League. consisting 0g fHllE . 
     
     - . S. Forbes vs. G. Sheen; . . beams (Navy, Reece, igna s, I t t l 
     
     LmcupL Uamplbell vs. E. P. Foley. Medical Corps and Artililergdd. n   
     
     . ‘ . . W. R ‘d s e-ec e 
     
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      “aim: i:    ..  mite-lid   ‘Spiel At Quebec 
     
     Graham; forwards. Jack OConnor. 6154: Ramsay u R E Gm lgwins glieagiideciotinooscehatrliis  
     
     xsrliionrqkgciggor’Oasis; (mil? det- W. ‘A. Currie vs. E. lists)’; R:ce' secretary-treasurer, Af- QUEBEC Jan 20 (C?) 
     
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     Robert Read. Leo Read. A- 3- F“ V‘ L- 3- Ma°F‘"1°“e~ thnr Coffin- RCN- Pxewlwe me“ n. a. (Jim) Wcyman put the 
     
    
   
   
    
     7:45—J. K. Curran vs. A. Brooks; 
     
     V. Inman vs. C. Robinson; L. 
     
     Willett vs. A. H. Corney. _ 
     
    

    
     9:15——K. Hansen vs. Sgt. Mains; 
     
    
   
   
    
     bers, Mike Campbell,‘ Artillery; 
     
     Don MacEachern, Medical; T0135 
     
     Richard. Signals. 
     
    

    
     A schedule was drawn HP =5 
     
    
   
   
    
     final touches today to the inter- 
     
     national program of his 37th Que- 
     
     bec Bonsipici and counted 120 
     
    
   
   
    
     Glasgow Road - Goal. Curtis 
     
     l-‘ord; defence, Douglass MacDon- 
     
     iild, Ronnie MacDonald. 1111601“ 
     
    
   
   
    
     x1 R8 ; mrward5_ Claude Mgg~ ’ _ _ _ rinks which will compete for the . 
     
     Leia’ amok, Macmm Ian Ma” Earl Can-non  C; Carr. C. Tan follows. 4‘ 1s vs Navy‘ Medb Lleutenagt _ Governor-S Trophy , 
     
     Rae‘ Emerson Macmmh Robert 1°" Vs- J~ E- °""5°“' 33W 26 “gm - ' Weyman is honorary secretary and 
     
    
   
   
    
     “acDOnald_ Barry stevensom i731 V5~ Recce- organizer of the bonspiel. 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     Summerside curling results: Feb. 2—A1\i;lt;dll_er)1' VS. 119C436; More than 500 Curlers from 
     
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     sun-m  riot‘? ti...” V.  23:2. 13.Z“’t‘li..§‘%l;“.§."...%“°E§Z i ~ 1 
     
     . . siililalsww- Recfre‘ . , Western Can'd entry ll as ——~' - 
     
     l" Y"'°“_ Elimination game for British Feb, its-Medical vs. Artillery. some womcnfé inks areaicgveiitlled 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Consoifi. local i>lnyvi~is= Navy vs. Reece. 84 Al; the eisli~i-mln\1i=_ Imeik Si‘  y  m 
     
     m Bernard and Gordon holy took ani 
     
    
   
   
    
     Feb, zit-Medical vs. Navy; Sig» Stay‘, 
     
    
   
   
    
     to arrive here Sunday to 
     
     play next day. 
     
    
   
   
    
     l-Hope River, Justin Read H_ n Clark 15' c“ Hayes 5, Po. R. Wilson 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
           
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
       
     
       
     
        
     
         
     
       
     
       
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
               
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
       
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Low score counted out.  .. 
     
    
   
   
    
     WWW" °‘°°“"°Yl- ' 17 E. P. r l y o. " iii , ~ Ab‘ M‘ ‘mime n their former successful‘ v 
     
     Palm” Rmd’ fig?“ Masha  Commerciai, ileagflei “alltslil vihemalioiiey 85m”, Wm .11: wgiheiacit?“‘;'“{,‘§,;§§,°°“‘,Le,,§fit<ii.'§ u. M‘ Judson i Xqegiigsyglrrig obout. Syl once mrore soil! "   ‘ v 
     
     (Chmu Mad‘ ‘ Legals 7, Auto Dealers 4. played at the North River Rin . program in the lawvent Imer, Total 415 ing. This gonl Dili- ihe (‘mes ; , , Mrs. Wlenccke, .~.~.rd at th 
     
     Penalties - None,‘ Finals of the Commercial Lea- 0n conclusion of this schedule a national Bunspielv plus a solid bow more counted out 75,“ from again’ 3 to 2_ Fm, minutes    s font of crili c! 1- _ miijhte 
     
     gue will be Played 0" Mimi“? playoff will be Played t°_ d9‘ saheduie o; social functions, later Downe banged B 10°59 1111C“ I ‘HR above, is hulnizd 1 
     
     2nd Penna niflhi- Bi- 7545 wile" ‘he Legals termine the L988"? vchampwns‘ Largest outside group oi visit- 28TH L, 5,15, Rgglnmlfl‘ past Sprague from the centre laiic, a dtftpélfiitefilifii“. 
     
     meet the Bank Accountants. with reference to the above in; curlers Wm come from the about half way from the blue-line HALIFAX, Jam m _ (C?) __, baby swnng m, 
     
     94love River. Jackie 01love“ Club ames: all Navy players a" ex‘ -~ »' m oat-mouth, and W °°““‘ “*5 North SYinrv Victorlas n1 iiQdi sufiliooatcd in his w . 
     
     Results of ll League. Maritunes. They will be led by Lieu; K.D. Landrlgan . 92, g ‘ x t i _ l. 
     
     (Leo Bead). A_ Brook, 5, A, B. Fee 4. peeled to be 0n hand at the FOP?“ Judge wane, Lunerick-s Fredmc- Bsm 'H J Hobbs _ g6 ; tied up once again. TM Y" mics Halifax st, Mnqt-‘s 5.4 here s t- , -i-—~A» - 
     
     ‘“masg°w mud’ Arnold “ma”: W. A. Currie 10. A- H- Cmney 2' this afternoon for I Dfflimce with ton rink which won the Interna- Gm. SIR: McCnhe 9.4  before the end of the~ sandwich Ardfly nigl-ii, in m, eyqhhltqiqn g, lsimwed a 5mm In 
     
     (B- Stevensm“ _mn Macaw R. E. Ellis B. 10m? Macrarlanc Prince of Wales College Senior fional championship last year. Lieutt  D Prlngle S2 SPSSiOII R951. Bradshaw i003‘ l‘ péés“bl‘iflflil'l.g together tin» svwni- ‘sound work iii§iilt~ ll". 
     
     “Penalties — J. 0001mm‘ and a. team‘ New Brunswick will also be re- Hm, 'A  westergard 67 from 5Y1 Bernard, who wits paiic- place man“ of the Cape n,.,_,t,,n;line_ 
     
     “mm” Macafie" C. Carr 8, V. Inman  7 ' Presented by foursomes from ' ' ' .__ ed behind the lrifl-ulit" g-glzitimsh: nnd Maritime Senior Hockey‘ Bob Verrier shot tr 
     
     R. Somers 11. R- H” 5n ' ' Moncto , Campbellton, Woodstock. Tot] 1 red light 8nd l!" e r‘ Leagues. the visitors mil". 
     
     3rd Pflhd J. R M°Yfl5°n 12' H‘ E‘ Gaudet   Edimi-ingslml- 3815111191. DBihOU-iifl. 5&8: ma“ d“ no; appear, a lend Whlflh they "W" relinquish‘ Fans who honed tn get an ln- getting s brace a 
     
     b’! m Rowan! d g, E c 3 ~ West Saint John, Newcastle, and ed. h H m 1h m? dication of the lTfifiilYP strength a sinqlc Joe  ‘i1 For 
     
     0P9 V"- ' a C. Robinson 12. - “n” ‘ "_'_ St. Stephen. 1 “G5 Almost. fl “M” ""“"3_ of the t-wn loops wrre mixed iinGonrge xicGrvp. t Power 
     
     o_G1(Ju8tln m) Robe" M c '_s' ROLLAWAY ALLEYS From Nova Scotia there are LEAGUE STAND final frzinzmGvtiig m" (ixlgigwgida their opinions iollowiig the lraninxscorcd for Si. ‘.1 . 
     
     “ROW l - a ' _ rinks from Sydney, three from W D . L P man shcr. - "Y an‘ ~ ' Some said the some lirnrczi‘; Pinyin Filf‘ ‘ for sy 
     
     Dona“ (nnersm: Macuod). suggestion. Man,’ (my Cum!” H“ League‘ Halifax Qurling Club and three PHI. H L “An 3 or 0 6 side staged a uracil-time: toP-"Sxiixntf nothing. Saints outplayed thclney wasg Jiian P .31,  
     
     Penalty - W. bilcho son. The main‘, al-ygflr-Old 1115i old T.me"__1535_45l, paints, from Halifax Mayflower, n two- P E I Reg,“ officer 1 0 1 2 pyay that put Gny cose H k  vlcs in the 1a“ “w, pnrlndg‘ “.._.,.,._,,S_.,,_q,.d on 1hr, , tank: 
     
     Zeta-es __ ngglpmrlldifnxtyre. hm“, who go, intu organized ROya1s_1411_i;, point, rinik entry from IAln?burg,Gl as N-av-s, WA. H __ 1 0 1 z _. and Gairrrtlirgmniiieiego urges gccfrlgg faster lip front and hail .1 ffilllki Bob Krornm ruin‘ v pass 
     
     “mun '_ ' semll in 1936, when still a raw 151g}. single I- C°"“°" n‘ wen ".h°m Hum‘ efw 35' s, “B15 30gb 1 Q 1 3 his shot. i1» l‘ ~ defence. Vics, on mo 0.1m- .l.illl,,l4ll' two ptfv-off  i 
     
     21mm kid from 19W?“ signed to HlZh ""99 D~ MBCDOHBM 324 guw’ Brldgcwaien Kenwme’ PIC. Ngvy "Ba 1 0 1 2 m’ 5 w 3‘ i .1 1 t 1 of ~"'A—_ w *7 W’ Ad’ l 7 W~'“_mv"fi 7 N“ 
     
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       may hi: 12th Season rm Cleve N lh Enders 1483-5 point! wiiriarliieie ‘ggilgiiieilslands lone cn- R-ciM-P- ' ' (I) g (I) giflgx; giiiiliiiticgqllsititvniitside nf the ‘ " _ ,.-. ,' ‘, xiii}! 
     
     15nd in ians" or — i t t f m (iharlottetoum iNaW officers ' i ' ~ '1 1 flirc ups the sine‘ ATE CORROSION W M l 
     
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     A few seasons um Fen“ was Juniors uasi-ORDO“ sand G Kays Ty comes m ‘oath L. A. A. Rest.  o 0 1 o {mt p210‘ t1 uinril‘ rough Wood-i I 
     
     knovkinfl WW“ 3'0"“! $809M) 1M mg)‘ smglfh ' ‘iiuilyan 31S, R,C.A.M. C. 9 o 2 0 ‘ms no pm titre emerged ‘as the‘ 
     
     u‘   an anflme baseball high. ' k 121' hlgh Ne‘ ' . . “me owe bvmi hombre with “W90. 
     
     5"‘ m‘ w“ “New”! mm r. at Candle Pin Lellue  | E °“°“‘“g5 “‘ . J i ~ 
     
     ' ~. les followed bi (WT “moi” 
     
     “W he'll P1“? m’ “Mm $45900’ a l" 1290-1 point - "emu ' -‘l tit-ice! 
     
     laincd ilBll-eflii Calm“ a“ 8,8 d c  iwho sat lii iinrance no . 
     
     QLEVELANI) , 1 _ tar) The "wm- "P » Pi t.—-1.'l09—4 points I E I 
     
     a»   b“; r ores".sii.:32i;2:*s..i.;i:: g.i“.,fi,t,»,g;  new:  . 9i "B wres "l  2 
     
     longer. the bee! vile If n “l ' - in nllfl- B ' [Aneupor 
     
     in wok l whowiu p, “g g1 will pitch for a sir-an...‘ In the two matches fired in the conglnued fygm page 6 Q _ Goa,‘ Luna, defence) 
     
     with ut attendance _1za1-11/i points P. W. 
     
     may“, “M” w“, n m. “m o godieelii-ts 1292 ‘ii/i Point! Gwriiwnnizuii fugue on filiiliy started Emmett Trainer took a Maclleod McNevin. Allen: for-i 
     
     r9! — _‘ rs as won e- . ‘ ‘ ' _ _ . . , 
     
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     "it!" m‘ ' them a mm of three straight ea rest down or 5 fl ° ' ~ - ‘ ‘ ' 
     
     I h _. b t) beat Lund with a, nice wing shot. olson, McLean. v ' . 
     
      F B"v°r'_1327-3% pm" mm "T? ti: errgiumeioxiii-si’  "rhe Welshmen were forcing the $11mm"$'d° Cristi“ -. 6°“. 
     
     SO\1ihPlW'“1z80—1% pmul "fill. se son m ' r play when Garth any drew a Den- sprague: defeme- Wwdsld“ "w 
     
     - . H1811 9m!" M- Macl‘ “an 1 4 o a ' alt for illegal use of the knee. Gay. Shields, Davis, Cflmllheni.’ 
     
     l’  S fil/C/(lf/J‘ with m" K" “y” 7' ' wnync he no snnns it out n» reminds. B. can.» n. Scliurmnn,‘ 
     
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     , - , from ten “in; G, Gay, s. Bcinmil, Bind . .| 
     
     C/I/WM/dlffl noLr NAME nnmiis First Blltch dlflB beat Sprague _ _ Kelly G‘ Bernard‘ I 
     
       cfipsuLil-s Bi Four League P I I REGIMEN‘ T "A" giitleelldstifaiggbsnigiiifiiiluigstrlprpiisi; Referees - J. Hogan and C. 
     
     “n” A ' _ ' ' ' ' and the home team heia the Col- Hosan- 
     
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       Qlilhstgailiilgl, c, Leglalr 287 s“ R smalim:  w,c, just before Shields returned 1—Cryst.als -- Trainnr 00 
     
     Ayp ma. three C. 11'9"" 745' Tpr. 0.6. oaiiiint as to the ice. Downe picked up Mnc- to. Bernard)  a. i 
     
       p min game Wednesday, 95th It 9 an. .1. n. smiley  a0 maxi rebound to put. the visitors 2—P.W.C..JRrd1l\l “m 
     
     , p.m. All Stars vs. Old Timers. ___ in m, ind, 3mg; 1, anti-git; ggégf a r wriggliu...) a ............... .. . 
     
     -€—-————'-‘ T 9 n“ pquntgr g qunre 0 y! — - - w Dawn _ 
     
     Mum’ ‘Imam can at‘! put on their punching interlude (MacLeodi ........ -. 15-10 
     
    
   
   
    
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     typo locekloy remedy 
     
    
   
   
    
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     OTTAWA, Jan. N — (C?) - 
     
    
   
   
    
     R. C. A. M. C. 
     
    
   
   
    
     and the teams played with four 
     
     men n side for the rest of the first 
     
    
   
   
    
     Penalties _ o. ‘Gny. Shields. o. 
     
     Gay (nlnjorl, MacDonald ‘motilit- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     fimw DC“ s! l-nnmiis, dcpcrirluble-Chryco ling. 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     icrics have been I'm/trend in many vravs . . 
     
    
   
   
    
     fl‘ ht was undertaken in . , _ , 
     
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