Maroons Defeat Sheiks 4-0 in Vancouver Showdown
Frank Patricks Maroons halt Newsy Lalondes Sheiks 4 to 0 in Vancouver. Mackey scored twice as the Maroons secure their first win in the western Hockey Series with Lehman solid in goal and Deneniay carried off late with an injury.
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Vets Operate in Crow Loop in Crow's Nest League
Lethbridge reports the Vets hockey club will represent the city in the Crow's Nest League. Officers elected include Warden Blyth as Hon. President, Inspector Mellor as President, Gordon Reber as Vice-President, R. McBeth as Secretary Treasurer, and Bill Henderson as Manager. Prospects are bright though job scarcity limits signing outside players. Team colors are maroon and white.
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Crow’s Nest
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All England Team to Tour Canada Next May
The English Football Association has accepted a provisional invitation from the Canadian Football Association to send an all England team to Canada next year. If the tour materializes it would occur in summer, last seven to eight weeks, with Canadian organizers paying all expenses. The England team would depart in May.
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Canadian Football Association
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West Ham Triumph in London Charity Cup Replays
West Ham defeated Crystal Palace 1 to 0 and Millwall beat Chelsea 3 to 1 in London charity cup replays on Monday.
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Millwall
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Badminton Crew Reaches Canada
England's top badminton exponents arrive in St John on a Canadian Pacific steamer and plan a tour of Canada. Captain Sir George A. Thomas leads J F Devlin A K Jones W L J Swinden H R C Martin and K E Hawthorne as they play in St John Halifax Quebec Montreal Toronto Kingston and more before returning to New York for exhibitions and sailing home December 30.
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Foley to Defend Canadian Bantam Title Against Ebber
Vic Foley of Vancouver bantamweight champion faces Bobby Ebber of Hamilton in Toronto on December 11 for the Canadian bantamweight championship. Ebber, a former title holder, has risen to the top of Eastern Canada’s bantamweight ranks during his comeback.
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Baseball Industry Hazard In California Report
In Oakland California a Sacramento salesman L French fractured his jaw while playing in an industrial league. The state industrial accident commission refused his medical expenses and paid for time lost from work.
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Bears edge Tigers as Red Range stars in snow game
Harold Red Range appears in his second pro game for the Chicago Bears and helps beat the Columbus Tigers 14 to 13 before 20 000 fans on a snow covered gridiron in Chicago.
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Hockey notes hint at new teams and league entries
A Montreal style hockey report discusses potential provincial playoff entries by a ladies team, opposition to Brandon joining a Saskatchewan senior league, and league shifts. It also notes veteran goaltenders like Hugh Lehman and Happy Holmes, plus moves such as Joe Tronstone’s release to New York and several game outcomes including Boston beating Toronto 2 to 2.
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Vernon Forbes
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Conacher Faces Doubters On Pro Hockey Prospects
Saskatoon Sheiks players doubt Lionel Conacher can succeed in professional hockey. Corbett Denneway notes limited ability for pre ranks, and Venneway recalls a withdrawn offer from the Toronto St Pats. Bill and Bunny Cook also rate him as an average amateur unable to score against skilled goaltenders.
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Roach
Connell
Stewart
Baseball Rumors Stir as Winter Meetings Open
Diamond Dust reports wild winter chatter from fans about possible trades. Hoyt to the Yankees, Goslin and Hamke trade talks, Roush to the Giants, Johnson retirement rumors, and management shakeups in Washington and Pittsburgh are all floated as clubs seek new pieces and strategies.
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Roger Peckingaugh
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Clawysined Gy Quickens World Statemen Adclaims
Unclear fragment hints at advertising efforts by a group or entity named Clawysined Gy. The text references quickenst little satesmen and a connection to news advertising phrases. Details are fragmented and largely unreadable.
Pirates Eye Bigbee Trade With Robins For Next Season
New York December 1 Carson Bigbee Pirates outfielder who starred in the deciding world series game may wear a Brooklyn uniform next year. Robins are angling for Bigbee but Pittsburg demands Dazzy Vance in exchange delaying the deal.
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Glasgow Plea Tests Legality of Whist Drives
Glasgow police sue local whist drive promoters to test legality and promoters plan another event raising funds for the case. The dispute centers on whether such drives comply with local law.
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Soviet Executes Six Port Officials And Six Traders
In Leningrad on December 1, six former port officials and six private traders were executed for misappropriating 1500 tons of state merchandise valued at over a million dollars. They were shot after the central executive committee rejected their clemency appeals.
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Former boxing manager fined for peace disturbance at border
Dew 1 Jack Kearns, former manager of Jack Dempsey, was fined 250 dollars by Justice Lioy Griffin in San Diego on a charge of disturbing the peace at the international boundary last Friday. One hundred fifty dollars of the fine was suspended on condition he commits no law violations for six months.
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Scouts Plan City Hall Meeting and District Nominating Committee
A near-page article describes a plan to hold a meeting at city hall addressed by Commissioner Solway. It will form a nominating committee for a district body within sixty miles and seek a central drill headquarters. An executive is named and a census of schools ordered to contact former Scouts, with emphasis on recruiting leaders and experienced citizens for patrol roles.
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A. A. Wade
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