Regina Youth Again Nicks Winning Tally in Defeat of Tigers
Portland held Calgary 3 2 after ties and penalties in a hard fought opening season game. Doraty scored for Portland third period winner as McVeigh, Townsend connected for Calgary, Sparrow set penalties including four first period calls. Saskatoon beat Victoria 1-0 as F Cook and Hainsworth stood out on a rugged tour stop.
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Regina
Tigers
Portland
Ore
Calgary Tigers
Portland Rosebuds
Calgary
Prairie
Townsend
McVeigh
Doraty
Carl Batted
Sparrow
Winkler
Gardner
Dutton
Briden
Oliver
Duncan
Wilson
Headley
MacFarlane
McCusker
Trapp
Traub
Irvin
Hay
Dutowski
McCormick
Coraty
Maforlane
Portand
Dounty
Victoria
Bec . T
Saskatoon Sheiks
Coass
Victoria Cougars
Saskatoon
Frederickson
Holmes
Loughlin
Halderson
Walker
Hart
Fraser
Anderson
Meeking
Oatman
Hainsworth
Cameron
Reise
Scott
Fred Cook
Bill Cook
Suba
Dennenay
Gordon
Bourgault
Benson
Mickey Lon
F. Cook
B. Cook
Medicine Hat Plans Youth Hockey Ice Rinks and Tryouts
The Juvenile and Midget Hockey League committee announced upcoming ice rinks at Alexandra High School and near the freight sheds. Registrations are being collected by Secre tary oat we Greet Lantern and C. B. Holden at Slade's Dairy for team selection. Early lists include Juveniles Frank Ellis and others and Midgets Frank Ringey Geo Montgomery Julion Muirhead Ed Killens among applicants. age limits are under 18 for Juveniles and under 16 for Midgets.
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Medicine Hat Amateur Hockey Association
Alexandra High School
C. B. Holden
Slade
Frank Ellis
W. Rutherford
Arnold Fulton
J. McJannett
L. King
Alex. Stephenson
Jack Dawson
Les’ Welling
Ernest Pennington
Fugene Bond
Brackell
Anderson
Frank Ringey
Geo. Montgomery
Julion Muirhead
Ed Killens
R L. Hewitt
L. Jamieson
Ray Porter
Renowned Forestry Leader H. Campbell Dies in Ottawa
H. Campbell, former head of the Forestry Branch in the Department of the Interior, died in Ottawa after a private struggle. His career spanned leading national forest policy and research until retirement, earning respect across government and academic circles.
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RN. H. “Ampbell
Forestry
Br Sch
Department of the Interior
Ottawaé Ile
Kingston Stars Pee-Wee Chantler and Carl Voss Shine
Pee-Wee Chantler from Kingston and Carl Voss from Toronto are praised as versatile players. Chantler’s elusive dodging has defined every game he played, while Voss, though benched by injury, is noted for punting catching running and tackling, contributing to his team’s wins.
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Pee-Wee" Chantler
Kingston
Carl Voss
Toronto
Physical Culture and Apparatus Classes Grow at Civic Gym
The civic gym reports record participation in physical culture and apparatus classes for both sexes. Expanded facilities funded by a Rotary Club grant allow new activities including volleyball with staged sessions for women and men. Team entries cost 10 dollars. individuals pay 1.75 dollars to join a vacancy on a team, with coaching provided.
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Civic Gym
A. C. Wade
T. Maxwell
Memorial Service in Honor of Baseball Dead
The National League of Professional Baseball Clubs will hold a memorial service in New York next Wednesday for former league members and affiliates who died during the year. Commissioner Landis will speak on Christie Matheson and other figures including Dreyfuss on Ebbets, Baker on McKeever, Hermann on Fleischmann, Foster on Day, Ward on Ashley Lloyd, Mills on Soden, Lulger on Crane, Phelan and Flanner, Rickey on Goodwin, and Heydler on Gore.
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New York
National League of Professional Baseball Clubs
League
Landis
Christie Matheson
Barney Dreyfuss
Charles N. Ebbets
William F., Baker
Edward J. McKeever
August Hermann
Julius Fleischmann
John B. Foster
John B. Day
John Montgomery
Ward
Ashley
Alberta Amateur Basketball entries reveal 34 teams listed
Raymond announces H. Weaver of the Alberta Amateur Basketball Association reports entries from 34 teams across six leagues for the coming season. Teams include University of Alberta Edmonton units Lethbridge Elks Cardston A A A Raymond Juniors Stirling and more across men's senior intermediate high school and women's leagues.
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Raymond
University of Alberta
of Edmonton
Lethbridge Elks
Raymond Union
Cardston A. A. A
Edmonton
The
Commercial Grads
Edmonton Y.M.C.A
Calgary Normal
Calgary Technical
Taber
Medicine Hat
Stirling
McDougall High
Victoria High
Calgary Y.M. C. A
Alexandra High
Cardston High
Lethbridge
Raymond High
Commercial Grade
Commercial Gradettes
Varsconas
Paris Threat of Breakup at Federation Meeting
President M. Rimet of France called an emergency IFF meeting in Paris on December 17 to avert a possible split as tensions rise within the federation over the Dutch conservative figure M. Kirschmann.
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Paris
International Football Federation
M. Rimet
France
M. Kirschmann
Tax demand shocks leading amateur clubs in London
The treasury demands income tax on five years of club operations and disallows ground-improvement allowances. St Albans faces a bill of 1125 pounds. The note also claims a university student costs British Columbia 447 dollars.
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London
Treasury Department
St. Alban’s
British Columbia
Puckering Overtures on Ladies Hockey Club Takeover
Overtures suggest Medicine Hat Hockey Association may take charge of organizing a couple of ladies teams this year. The association awaits women to form clubs before consideration. Lionel Conacher praised as a brilliant two hundred pound defenseman, with strong, clean play and surprising speed. In Montreal he outplayed the Canadiens defense. St Paul beats Winnipeg Maroons 2 to 1 in Winnipeg season opener. six thousand fans attend as Winnipeg shows edge but misses finishing shots.
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Medicine Hat Hockey Association
Lndies
Lionel Conacher
Montreal
Canadiens
Conacher
St. Paul
Winnipeg
Winnipeg Maroons
U. S. Amateur Hockey Association
Barber Poles Confront Warm Weather For Ice Practice
Hockey teams adapt as creek ice floods from river overflow. Barber Poles hire a distant rink for a 90 minute workout eight miles from town. Bob Lindsay suffers a chin injury while guarding the net. Ross McKay assists the team as Bond pushes through fatigue.
Senators Triumph to Dominion Rugby Title
Ottawa Senators clinched the national rugby honor by beating the Winnipeg Tigers 24 to 1 on Saturday. MecCann's squad dominated from start to finish, overcoming a determined western challenge to secure the championship.
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Ottawa
Dowinton
Ottawa Senators
Nationa
Winnipeg Tigers
MecCann
Football deaths and injuries prompt safety study
New York report confirms twenty football players died from season injuries and forty three were hurt. Most fatally injured were nineteen or younger. only two college players died. The study argues proper coaching and medical advice can make the game safer while insurers consider hazardous occupation classifications for athletics.
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New York
Hne Fotal
Atletics
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H. L. Tweed
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Queen's
Leadbey and Batstone
Rotary
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Bob Lindsay
Swastiikas
Ross McKay
Bond
Senators
Western Canada
W.L. F. Port Hand
Vancouver
Grippi Provenenza
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