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Newspaper

Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Dec 02, 1925

Page

2

Swift Current Eyes Inter-Provincial Hockey League

Swift Current and Medicine Hat may join an inter-provincial senior hockey loop this winter as efforts to line up teams continue. Talks with Melville Moose Jaw and Regina faltered over travel costs but Swift Current remains hopeful after a favorable reply from the club and promises to organize a meeting to form the league.

Swift Current Medicine Hat Tompkins Gull Lake Maple Creek Melville Moose Daw Regina Medicine Hat Amateur Hockey Association Parrish Murphy Tink Burg Tircuit Tabor Saskatchewan Crow Line Swift Current Meditine Pat Bpéciak Tomipictus Weyburn Assiniboa Shaunavon Alberta Swift Current Sport Brandon Melville-Regina Moose Jaw Jaw Club

Ontario Amateur Hockey Association reelects officers

Toronto December 2 The Ontario Amateur Hockey Association closed nominations Saturday night with all senior officers re elected by acclamation. William Fasson will again lead the province's largest amateur hockey body. Re elected: First vice president George Befier second vice president Richard Butler Lindsay treasurer Sheriff J W Pee foronto secretary W Hewitt Teronts.

Toronto Ontario Hockey Association William Fasson Atford Canada George Befier Rchard Butler Lindsay Pee W. Re

Calgary Herald Road Race Set For Christmas Day

The twentieth annual Herald road race will be run Christmas Day over six and one seventh miles with five prizes and a large challenge cup for the winner. Entries open December 7 and close December 22 at five o clock. Roger Blais of Detroit, a noted distance runner who has faced Nurmi, is expected to compete.

Calgary Herald The Roger Blais Detroit Nurmi Blais Bilal Mak Sudbury

Montreal Beats St Patrick's 4 to 2 In N H L Fixture

Montreal defeated St Patrick's of Toronto 4 to 2 in Montreal last night. The second period broke a 1-1 tie with two quick goals. Babe Siebert and Stewart combined on a rush, Siebert shot wide but recovered the puck and passed to Broadbent who scored.

Montreal St. Patrick’s of Toronto Babe Siebert Stewart Siebert Broadbent

Canadiens edge Bruins 3 to 2 in tense last-minute win

In a fast game last night the Canadiens defeated the Bruins 3 to 2. Morenz scored two and Joliat added the third for Montreal while Carson Cooper tallied for Boston. Referee Jerry Laflamme drew boos for allowing a Morenz goal amid an injured Bruin on the ice. The call was explained as legal by the official.

Canadiens Bruins Boston Carson Cooper Morenz Joliat Jerry Laflamme Shay Bruing

Worlds Series echoes at league confab in New York

Washington club president Clarke Griffith plans to press Judge Landis for an explanation of umpire Owens ruling on Carey’s seventh inning hit in the last World Series game. Griffith questions why the plate umpire did not give a ruling and cites the Texas leaguer that fell behind third base.

Washington New York Texas Owens McCormick

Postponed Football Matches Report and Replays

In D C football results Wiganborough 3 Nelson 0 and Durham 4 Ashington 1. Replays: Watford 2 Brighton 0 Reading 1 Torquay 1 Hartlepool 1 Blyth Spartans 1 Crewe 2 Tranmere Rovers 1 Lincoln City 1 Bradford 1.

Wiganborough Nelson Durham Ashington Watford Brighton Reading Torquay Hartlepoole Blythe Spartans Crewe Tranmere Rovers Lincoln City Bradford

Boxing at Brookes Main Bout Matches Rogers Brothers

Brooks on December 12 features Joe Rogers against Tommy Rogers as the main boxing bout. Weakened by a close decision in a recent stay at Stettler, Rogers showed tight form in the prior match.

Brooks Joe Rogers Tommy Rogers Wakeham Stettler

Hockey Notes and League Talks Roil Canadian Circuits

Hockey notes detail arena reports in Ledge Port Arthur and Fort William, potential entry of Winnipeg Tigers into a two-town circuit, and drafting of a league schedule at Crow's Nest Pass meeting in Blairmore. Edmonton player Johnny Sheppard joins the Eskimos after exhibition games in eastern Canada. unsigned amateur cards and club booster appeals appear throughout.

Port Arthur Fort William The Tigers of Winnipeg Johnny Sheppard Edmonton Victoria Cougars Canada Winnnipeg Edmonton Eskimos Crow's Nest Blairmore Pres. Leech Lethbridge L. Turcotte

Firpo Plans Canada Return as Battle Ground

Argentine heavyweight Luis Angel Firpo, fresh from Buenos Aires, will begin his new continental campaign in Canada next spring after a warmup bout in England. He will depart for England in March then head to the United States for another shot at the title. A Los Angeles venue was floated for a potential 10 to 12 round contract with Jack Dempsey, who expressed willingness to fight Firpo or any challenger before a clash with Harry Wills in July.

Buenos Ayres Luis Angel Firpo Canada Firpo Dominion England Firpe United States New York Los Angeles Jack Dempsey Dempsey Harry Wills

Rochdale Defeats West Stanley In Cup Replay

Rochdale defeated West Stanley 4 to 0 in a first round English FA Cup replay today, as reported from London. The Canadian Press cable note provides the decisive score and outcome.

Rochdale London West Stanley

Haystead Opens New Club Rooms and Boosts Membership

George Haystead opened club rooms in Huckvale Block and seeks members for a nominal fee. A smoker will soon precede formal organization with officers elected from attendees. Later planned include amateur boxing, other entertainments, and hockey players are welcomed in winter.

Georsge Haystead Huckvale

Girls Baseball Tour of Orient Abandoned in Victoria

Stranded in Orient with no funds the Philadelphia girls known as the Bobbies cut short their tour after traveling from Japan aboard the Empress of Russia. The group drew crowds of 20 000 at their first appearance, but the venture faltered as costs outpaced support from a Hong Kong merchant.

Victoria Orient Philadelphia Russia Daas Sage Hongkong Japan

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