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Newspaper

Barrie Examiner

Location

Barrie, Ontario, Canada

Date

Oct 04, 1923

Page

9

Crokinole doubles draw tight in Midhurst township match

Six pairs from Minesing Barrie and Midhurst competed in a three round robin on Thursday night at J G Keenan's. Armstrong Crawford Reid Keenan led with 9 wins 6 losses, Reid and Keenan defeated Craig Russell then beat Armstrong Crawford to clinch final first place. County road work near Alliston includes levelling drainage and a higher new bridge over the creek as crews extend improvements to the fourth line.

J. G. Keenan A. Armtrong E. Crawford Minesing J. Crawford C. M. G. Smith Barrie C. W. Poucher Allandale Arthur Garvin Midhurst Arthur McKee, Sr Arthur McKee Reid Keenan Craig Russell Armstrong Crawford S, Reid Baresee A. Armstrong Walter Craig Hunter Russell Tecumseth Essa Alliston

Allandale Beats Toronto Kickers 2–1 on Road

Allandale Canadian National Football Club defeated Toronto C.N.R. 2 to 1 at Avenue Road in clear weather. The match featured dynamic play from Lawrence Emms and Walter Potts with a late grass-cutter strike sealing the win for Allandale before a cheering crowd.

Allandale Canadian National Football Club Toronto C.N.R Avenue Road Allandale R. Emms Lawrence Toronto Les Lawrence W. Toffs Cook Adlandale A. Taylor L. Lawrence J. Kivell Roy Emms Emms McConkey Mac Walter Potts Potts Walter H. Tomlin Jack Kivell E. Baldwin L. Emms W. Potts Siigley Toronto Seaside C.N.R

Coroner Jury Finds No Blame in Barrie Fair Tragedy

An inquest into a fatal Barrie fair accident concluded no one was at fault. Witnesses described horses swinging into the grass area and striking three men and a boy, prompting calls for improved track fencing to protect spectators.

Geo. Shannon Vespra Mr. Kell Mr. Henson Campbell Henson Mr. Cotter Mr. Campbell J. Brooks James Wright Barrie Harold Dyment Dyment Crown Attorney Cotter Agricultural Society Lewis

Dumbells Revues Present Cheerio at Grand Opera House One Night

The Dumbells Company Limited bring Captain Plunkett's fifth annual Overseas revue Cheerio to the Grand Opera House for a one night only showing on Monday October 15. The production features Ross Hamilton Al Plunkett with a strong cast including John Hagan Stan Bennett Pat Rafferty Ben Allan Jack Grace and Morley Plunkett and an overseas orchestra of ten under Captain Plunkett who also performs songs and stories. Cheerio is described as the biggest and best Dumbells revue yet and entirely new with no reused lines songs or settings.

The Dumbells Company Limited Captain Plunkett Canada Ross Hamilton al, Plunkett John Hagan France Hagan Ginger Stan Bennett London Cheerio Pat Rafferty Pat Ben Allan Jack Grace T. J. Lilly Morley Plunkett Dumbells

Death of Henry S Belfry in Toronto at age 70

Henry S Belfry died in Toronto on Friday September 21 at age 70. He was born in West Gwillimbury and married Maria Glassford of Cookstown. The couple lived near Bradford for years before moving to Newmarket in 1905.

Toronto Henry S Belfry West Gwillimbury Maria Glassford Cookstown Bradford Newmarket

District News Highlights Intermeidate Hockey Prospects and Local Updates

Bradford notes potential Intermediate and Junior hockey teams for the coming winter. Newton Robinson opens a new school replacing the old one sold at auction. Wm Carson linked to fishing fatalities near Lions Head. Collingwood elevator handles over two million bushels this season with more to come. Coldwater burglars target T W Browns drug store and Edwards pool hall. Victoria Harbor raid nets liquor mash and still components. Maria Culham dies at 78 in Thornbury after long local residence. Mine­sing Post Office robbery rumor denied causing local anxiety.

Bradford Newton. Robinson Wm. Carson Collingwood Lion's Head Coldwater T. W. Brown Dr. Edwards Gardner Rich Victoria Harbor Felix Juneau Maria Culham George Coulter Thornbury Sunnidale

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