World Champions Drop First League Encounter 10 Vancouver Maroons
Vancouver defeated Victoria 4 1 in a Western Hockey League clash at Vancouver with Moran MacKay and Arbour scoring. Victoria’s Latrice led a weary squad against Frank Patrick’s Maroons who controlled play from the opening minutes. Ottawa edged Boston 2 0 as Nighbor and Boucher scored with Stewart in goal.
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Vancouver Maroons
Vancouver
Victoria
Cougars
Maroons
Frank Patrick
Saskatoon
Portland
Ataroons
Maruets Tion
Lester Latrice
Lehman
Moran
Mackey
MacKay
Boucher
Arbour
Remikka
Bostrum
Waite
Crawford
Holmes
Loughlin
Halderson
Walker
Fredrickson
Hart
Fraser
Meckling
Anderson
Oatman
Mickey MacKay
Ottawa
Ottawa Senators
T. Boston Bruins
Jimmy Herberts
Shay
Boston
Hitchman
Charlie Stewart
Bruins
Sau
George Boucher Nighbor
Hooley Smith
Dreadnoughts Star Guard Blair Hit In Overtime Collision
Regina December 3. Dreadnoughts and Boat Club tied 29 29 when Ken Blair collapsed after a head on collision with a team mate. Dr H L Jackes took Blair to City Hospital with concussion. Blair was unconscious for about 45 minutes then regained consciousness on the way. Medical opinion not given at midnight. Blair’s parents were in the gallery.
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Regina
Ken Blair
H. L. Jackes
Blair
Millar
Jackes Arived
Schaefer Loses World Billiards Title to Horemans
In Chicago on December 3, Jase Schaefer failed to defend his world championship in balk line billiards, losing to Eduard Horemans of Belgium 1,500 to 1,495. Schaefer led briefly with a world run of 432 but faded in the next inning as the Belgian champion closed with a 74 run to reclaim the title.
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Chicago
Jase Schaefer
Eduard Horemans
Schaefer
Hthle
cBlgian
Montreal Maroons Battle Canadiens for 3 2 Win
Montreal edged the Canadiens 3 to 2 in a rugged clash in Montreal Thursday night. Morenz scored at 14 50 in the first, Broad bent added in the second, and Boucher struck at 5 20 of the third to seal the victory for Montreal.
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Montreal
Canadiens
Marroons
Joliet
Dune Munro
McKey
Morenz
Stewart
Broadbent
Boucher
Montre
Passengers Swindled With Marked Cards on Train
Regina reports three Winnipeg men Frederick Chesser Edward Wilson and J M Frederick were fined for gambling on a public conveyance after using marked cards on a CN train from Moose Jaw to Regina. An old Toronto passenger lost 12.75. Neff lost 3.50. Chesser received eight months and 500 fine for morphine possession. bags and collars connected to the case noted.
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Regina
Oscar Neff
Canadian National
Moose Jaw
Frederick Chesser
J. M. Frederick
Edward Wilson
Winnipeg
Neff
Constable McViggan
Canadian National Railway Police
Toronto
Neidpath
D. A. McNiven
D. B. Kliman
Frederick
Wilson
Sergt. Towers
Murison
He. C.P.R
Cheaser
Chesser
Hockey Notes Highlight Plugs in Power Play
Buster Bralman a Calgary amateur heads to Los Angeles to perform for Hollywood. Calgary Tigers players and Hamton hockey club members were suspended by Frank Calder last season and fined 200 each. all reinstated. Red McCusker Rosettes goalie fractured jaw from a puck in Portland. Bil Cook Saskatoon struck him in Vancouver, same spot, last season. Crow's Nest league to operate a double schedule starting December 28 with Blairmore at Coleman. Lethbridge to Bellevue on the 80th.
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Buster Bralman
Calgary
Los Angeles
Holywood
Calgary Tigers
Hamton
National Hockey League
Wie
Frank Calder
Spong
Pood Brace
Portland
McCusker
Rosetts
Reg. Meekey
Vancouver
Bil Cook
Saskatoon
Blairmore
Coleman
Lethbridge
Bellevue
Abrahams Urges Shorter Stride For Olympic Success
Harold M. Abrahams, Olympic sprint champion, said England trails the United States in field events and needs scientific training. In a Birmingham lecture reported by Sporting Life he noted it took nine months to train for Paris and urged sprinters to shorten their stride to improve control.
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England
United States
Harold M. Abrahams
Birmingham
Sporting Life
America
English Cup results include Stockton over Southbank 4 to 1
In postponed first round games Stockton defeated Southbank 4 to 1. In replays Kettering and Worcester drew 0 0. Rangers beat North Fleet 22 to 0.
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London
Stockton
Southbank
Kettering and
Worcester
Rangers
North Fleet
Tait Upsets Hardly A Bout For The Lightweight Crown
Clonie Tait of Edmonton fought Jimmie Goodrich of Buffalo in a Toronto dispatch that the Edmonton Journal received. The match was not competitive and did little to decide who held the world lightweight title though Goodrich was favored by many.
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New’ York
Toronto
Pittsburg
Tommy Gorman
Spring
Lionel Conacher
Clonie Tait
Edmonton
Winnipeg
Lou Marsh
Jimmie Goodrich
Tait
Goodbiet
Toronto Report
Queen City
Buffalo
Httle
Spectator expectations rise as Tait seeks title in ring clash
Report notes spectators feel title is due to change hands once Tait enters the ring against a strong opponent. Tait is praised for cleaner punches and better form, while Goodrich disappoints crowds. The bout is described as tame with a crowd disapproving of the champion yet approving of Tait. A London sports note adds Army beat Oxford 4 to 9 in a friendly soccer match.
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ARMY
Oxford London
Oxford University
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