Final Game at Galgary Bennet Shield Match
The Blues defend the eastern goal as the Swifts press early but miss several openings. Ruth erford and Cooper push the home attack while Hunie struggles with sciatica, Beath and Hornsby threaten from distance, but the Stripe shirts edge ahead at halftime before the local defense steadies in the second period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Rutherford
Cooper
Kerswell
Hunie
Edmontoo
Swifts
Ron Tuckwell
Beath
Hornsby
Stripe
Local XI Rally Sparks Two-Goal Burst in Quieter Second Half
In a sunless second period the town side steadied after a ragged spell and mounted a vigorous attack. Rutherford starred as the catalyst, delivering a sharp move that set up Kerewell whose shot hit the bar and Boorn converted the rebound for a goal. The rally produced two scores with a possible third in the final moments.
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Rutherford
Kerewell
Boorn
Smith
Vabort
City men suffer late surge but edged by two goals
In a tense match Edinburgh City pressed with six forwards late, but Snore finished a move from ten yards out to crown a second half spell. Hunter limped off with a knee strain as the locals held on for a hard earned 2 0 victory. Bob Smith refereed, teams listed.
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Edmonton
Snore
Thas
Switch
Hunter
Bob Smith
Cod
Swifts Hold Steady Despite Goalie Struggles In Cold Match
Notes on a game where the Swifts stayed steady while the opposing keeper faltered after early goals. Visiting forwards showed neat combinations while local players battled through a harsh cold and injuries. Kerewell played through pain with medical help, Cooper underperformed and teammates rallied to overcome the City champions.
Standout Saves Highlight Hockey Duel
Jack Hewitt denied several dangerous drives with calm precision including a second half clearance that stood out as magnificent. Archie Miller, Ron Tuckwell, Boyd, and Ashcroft impressed with stout defense and timely plays while Rutherford starred in a strong team performance.
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Jack Hewitt
Archie Miller
Ron Tuckwell
Swifts Fall Short Against Callies as Edmonton Varsity Gains
Edmonton’s representatives, once beaten by Calgary Caledonia, earned a final berth against Calgary for the Alberta championship at Gateway City. The locals faced travel costs, covered by subscriptions and supporters, and await Calgary’s guarantee to proceed west.
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Edmoton
Calgary
Caledonia
Alberta
Bennett Shieh
Provincial Secy Calls for Names of Medical Staff
Provincial Secretary A. Braagh of Regina requests names of doctors nurses and code excellence participants to aid in evaluating medical services and staffing.
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A. Braagh
Regina
Lloydminster Fair Showcases Strong Agricultural Exposition
The Lloydminster fair returned with improved enthusiasm and strong exhibits from the Experimental Farm at Scott. Beef cattle led by Hugh Hill Herefords and A W Juggins Polled Angus highlighted a competitive cattle section, while Ayrshires from O E Thomas & Son impressed judges. Domestic and vegetable displays, led by Mrs Gilleyan and Mrs Cuthbert, drew wide praise, and Blue Blood earned the Saskatchewan Horsebreeders Diploma.
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Lowe
Lloydminster
Scott
Hugh Hill
A. W. Juggins
J. J. Bell
Islay
Brew Bros
J. H. Brown
J. H. Abel
O. E. Thomas & Son
Gillyean
Cuthbert
Currie
Brown
Keieer
Pearson
Mra Currie
Clown
Green
Tockwell
McKenzie
Steele Baggs
Prise Messie
Elm Park
Learoy III
Meadowbrook
Loyomineter Times Clipping Notes August 238th Mention
Fragment from The Loyomineter Times recalls a clerical note about the 238th date and ongoing business mentions. It notes Red Cross Pharmacy in the new street area under Dr Amos offering a full line of goods and services.
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Red Cross
Isce
Dr Amos
Ch Street
Special Sendoff Show For Western Canada Footballers
Vic Rodgers hosts a special sendoff program for Western Canada footballers before their departure. A big feature show aims to cover expenses for the players as they pursue high level football, with proceeds supporting their quest. Everyone in Pekin is urged to attend tonight.
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Vic Rodgers
Sian
Aos
Highes
Western Canada
Pekin
Local Red Cross Fund Drive Boosts Beds for Soldiers
Streamstown ladies organize ten cent parties for wounded soldier beds. A recent event at Miss Jella Macdowell's home drew many women and featured music by Miss Law of the Law family. The guild already shows over 64 in hand toward a 50 bed goal.
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Steeamerows
Red Cross
Ald
Streamstown
Jella Macdowell
Law
T. Law
Bertha Skinner
Del
Jotek
Prince Albert
Ada’s Prairie
Red Cross Collections Boost Saskatchewan Branch Funds
Nurse Price leads local fundraising as the Red Cross sees larger lands contributions. The Saskatchewan Fair Day raised 23.45, plus 1200 J. Gronow and Lloydminster donors support the Duchess of Connaught Hospital bed in Clevedon England. A $75 endowment funds one bed for a year, with 1400 beds projected.
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J. Gronow
Seey
Red Cross Society
Lloydminster
Sask
Duchess of Connaught Hospital
Clevedon
England
Gronow
Saskatchewan
Canadian Red Cross Society
Russian Victory in Gulf of Riga Shatters German Fleet
The Times reports a dramatic naval success as Russian forces, aided by British submarines, defeat a German landing attempt in Moon Sound. TheVon Moltke dreadnought sank by a British sub, with three German cruisers and several torpedo boats lost. A British submarine also sinks a Baltic cruiser and an Old Country aviator destroys a large troop transport in the Dardanelles. Italy declares war on Turkey as Balkan coalition and Japanese support for Russia grow.
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Moon Sound
von Moltke
Baltic
Dardanelles
Turkey
Balkans
Germany
Japan
Russia
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