West Ham Stop Everton as Spanish Armada Arrives in London
At Upton Park West Ham United halted Everton 4 2 as Ruf fel scored a first half hat trick and Johnson and Gee from Everton drew attention. The match featured the Spanish side facing English league tactics ahead of a Highbury clash next Wednesday. Arsenal beat Sheffield 5 1 with Jack and Ball scoring and Hulme assisting late.
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London
Footail Armada
Everton
Dixie Dean
Johnson
Gee
Ruffel
Sheffield
Jack
Londdhers
Basting
Hulme
Scottish League Second Division Scores and Rugby Results
Abroadh 3 Hibernians 3 Armadale 2 Raith Rovers 2 East Fife 4 Bo ness 0 Kings Park 1 Albion Rovers 2 Montrose 0 Edinburgh 1 Queen of South 7 Brechin 2 St Bernards 3 Alloa 0 Stenhousemuir 4 Forfar 2 Barrow 8 Wyan Highfield 5 Bradford 5 St Helens 31 Dewsbury 18 Bramley Featherstone R 9 York 13 Halifax 21 Wales 2 Hull Kingston 8 Huddersfield 15 Keighley 5 Wakefield 2 Leeds Hunslet 4 Oldham 19 Leigh 9 Salford 13 Batley 6 St Helens Rec 16 Castleford 4 Swinton 21 Rochdale Hornets Warrington 18 Hull 9 Wigan 19 Broughton R 3 Blackheath 1 Gloucester 3 London Welsh 8 London Irish 8 M Taylors 5 St Thomas 3 Old Leysians 0 Rosslyn Park 9 Richmond 3 Guys 3 Hospital 14 St Barts 13 Northampton 6 Army 3 London Scottish 19 Bristol 0 Newport 0 Cheltenham 0 Torquay 3 Devonport Ser 5 Plymouth 18 Halifax 16 Birkenhead 13 Leicester 11 Chelmsford 0 Warwick 0 edinburgh 0 Glasgow 5 South 14 North 0
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Armadale
Raith Rovers
East Fife
Bo'ness
King's Park
Albion R
Montrose
Edinburgh
Queen of South
Brechin
St. Bernards
Alloa
Stenhousemuir
Forfar
Rugby Union
Barrow
Wyan Highfield
Bradford N
St. Helen’s
Dewsbury
Bramley Featherstone R
York
Halifax
Wales
Hull Kingston
Huddersfield
Keighley
Wakefield T
Leeds
H. Hunslet
Oldham
Leigh
Salford
Batley
St. Helen
Castleford
Swinton
eRochdale Hornets
Warrington
Hull
Wigan
Broughton
Rugby Union Blackheath
Gloucester
London Welsh
London Irigh
Oo. M. Taylors
St. Thomas
Old Leysians
Rosslyn’ Park
Richmond
Guy
Hospital
St. Barts
Northampton
Army
London Scottish
Bristol
Newport
Cheltenham
Torquary
Devonport Ser
Plymouth
Birkenhead
Leicester
Iearleauing
Lysney
Megeley
Air Force
Glasgow
South
North
Canadian Olympic winter plans outlined by Winnipeg committee
The Canadian Athletic Union and Olympic officials discuss a winter sports program in Winnipeg. Allan Cup champions from Winnipeg are named to represent Canada in Olympic hockey with Claude C Robinson as associate manager and W A Hewitt as honorary manager. Curling is added to a separate Canadian committee with Thomas Rennie appointed to represent curling.
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Dec
Casseia
Jake’ Placid
Paturdey
Marmittes
Ganna
Amazeu
Athlets Union
Canadi
Winnipegs
Canada
W. A. Fry
Danville
Ont
Claude C. Robinson
A.A.U. of Cc
W. A. Hewitt
Toronto
Placid
Thomas Rennie
Curling Allen
Ene Ogies
Mb Bbogiay
Rough play spills into Ayr crowd as Scottish match chaos erupts
In Ayr United versus Dubdee quarrels erupted with rough-house tactics. Police restored order after the referee intervened. Third Lanark suffered a 5–0 defeat to Celtic at Parkhead, while Motherwell and Rangers preserved top position in the championship averages.
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Menches
Ayr
Ayr United
Dubdee
Ord R
Parkhead
Third Lanark
Celtics
Motherwell
Rangery
Canadiens End Skid With 4-0 Win Over Falcons
Montreal December 6 Canadiens regain form by routing the Detroit Falcons 4-0 in a National Hockey League game. George Hainsworth earned his second shutout of the season as Howie Morenz and Aurel Joliat scored, with Morenz again highlighted by two goals and a strong Canadiens attack throughout.
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Canadiens
Detroit Falcons
Falcons
Detroit
George Hainsworth
Canadien
al Falcons
Johnny Gagnon
Howie Morenz
Aurel Joliat
Morenz
Howie
Connell
Noble
Cox
Aurie
Lewis
Sorrell
Goodfellow
Young
H. Kilrea
McInnenly Cooper
Gagne
Hainsworth
Milha
Burke
Gagnon
Joliat
Leduc
Munro
Lepine
Mondou
Larochel
Teenalties
G. Mantha
Penaltie
Mondu
Indians Win 3 1 in Cleveland Hockey Match
Berni Brophy starred for the Indians in Cleveland as they defeated Windsor 3 to 1. Brophy scored twice and assisted on Dunning's late goal while Huggins struck Windsor's lone score in the third period from Lever.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Berni Brophy
Windsor Bulldogs
Internationa Hockey League
Brophy
Indians
Dunning
Huggins
Windsor
Lever
Tigers defeat Indians 6 1 led by Johnny Sheppard
Bronz Tigers beat Springfield Indians 6 to 1 in New York. Johnny Sheppard scored three goals to lead the Tigers, with Leg Bourgault Ossie Osmundson and Strath rank the other scorers. Jakie Forbes stopped all shots for the Tigers in a shutout. Saunders scored for the Indians in the first period while two Tigers were in the penalty box.
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Bronz Tigers
Springfield Indians
L ‘ Jakie'Forbes
Saunders
Tigers
Hox
Johnny Sheppard
Bourgault
Ossie Osmundson
Srathts
South Africa Rallies to Beat Wales in Rainy Test
South Africa trailed at half time but sealed an eight to three victory in heavy rain at Swansea. Wales held the early lead with all their points in the first half while South Africa struck in the second to claim the win before about 40 009 onlookers.
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Swansea
Wales
South Africa
Waseg
Winged Wheelers Triumph In Dominion Rugby Final
Montreal Winged Wheelers defeat Regina Roughriders 22 to 0 at Molson Stadium to claim the Grey Cup for the first time since 1907. Gordie Perry wins Jeff Russell Trophy as most valuable player. Perry dazzles on snowbound field with 40 yard plus rushes and key returns.
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Wallace N. Ward
Winged Wheelers
Regina Roughriders
Molson Stadium
Montreals
Regina
Damocles
Montrealers
Western Canada
al Ritchie
Roughriders
Arnes
Gilhooley
Garrick
Clarke
Thompson
Graysick
Butch
Warner
Tims Igina
Schave
James
Auld
Gordie “Perry
Jeff Russell Memorial
Plantom
Miami favored for Schmeling Walker heavyweight title bout
William F. Carey of Madison Square Garden hinted the 1932 fight could be held in Miami with Max Schmeling defending against Mickey Walker. Joe Jacobs warned of changing venues to Los Angeles or Florida if the Garden and state rules allow. New York authorities require Schmeling to face Sharkey first. Florida bans national or international title matches under its law. Carey remained skeptical but open to Florida.
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William F. Carey
Madison Square Garden
Miami
Max Schmeling
Mickey Walker
Joe Jacobs
Jacobs
Los Angeles
Carey
California
Florida
Carey Tiag
New ‘York
Garden
Yellow Jackets Capture Canada Intermediate Rugby Title
In St Thomas Ontario on December 6 the Yellow Jackets defeated the Ottawa Rangers 21 to 0 to claim the Canadian intermediate rugby championship. Loose ball handling by the Rangers gave the Yellow Jackets many opportunities which they converted to secure the crown.
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Canada
Ottawa Rangers
Eternoon
Rangers
Monarchs Hope For Strong Season In Medicine Hat
Monarchs coach Ed O Connor returns to lead the team as they prepare for a likely mood hockey season in Medicine Hat. Veterans Tammy Charles and Alex Thomson bolster defense and forward lines while Jack Quail and Wilf Knight figure in possible lineup shifts. The Monarchs previously won the Intermediate Championship in 1929 under O Connor.
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Gallbirds
Monarch
Regal Gang
Ed. O'Connor
Monarchs
Canadian Legion
Alex Thomson
Ferie
B.C
Alberta
Jack *Quail
Canadian ‘Legion
The
Wilf Knight
Crystal Park Opens New Heated Dressing Room
Crystal Park installs a twenty foot long heated dressing room to improve patron comfort. Ice arena hours run 2:00 to 4:00 PM with afternoon skating and nightly activities. recent Saturday featured two games where Wolfcubs edged rival team and another match ended 2–0.
Incomplete OCR notice from 19th century paper
Fragmentary text shows names and phrases unclear to identify event. Likely a legal or personal notice with distorted names such as Moore Parrish King and Beer's reference, but core details and dates are unreadable.
Hawks Fall to Americans in Nhl Clash
New York reports the Americans defeat the Chicago Black Hawks 8 to 2 in a dull hockey game. Rabbit McVeigh opened the scoring on a three man rush, with Joé Lamb and Red Dutton assisting on the scoring plays.
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New York
Amec
Chicago Black’ Hawks
Natonal Hocke
Barry
Feena
Rabbit McVeigh
Himes
Joé Lamb
McVeigh
Dutton
Chtck Gardiner
Worters
Brydge
Burch
Patterson
Emms
Gubs
Shields
Lamb
Maesecar
Hughes
Kirrea
Gregneyor
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Gardiner
Graham
Boucher
Hipley
Thompson
Lowrey
Abel
Wentworth
March
Couture
Leamb-Hines
Ming
Adams
Reapnen
Cook
Coufure
Maple Leafs Strike Back At Maroons In 4-0 Win
Toronto Maple Leafs defeat Montreal Maroons 4 to 0 in a National Hockey League game Saturday night. Toronto goals came in the first 20 minutes with Blair scoring from Cotton and Levinsky, and Jackson adding a second before period end. Darragh and Primeau added goals in the second and third periods with assists from Horner and Jackson. Penalties shaped the night as several players were sent off for infractions. Officials Hewittgan and Mallinson presided as Toronto dominated at home.
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Toronto Maple
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National
Maroons
Goa
Marons
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Starr
Wilcox
Trottier
Northcott
Ward
Stewart
Siebert
R. J
Smith Byrdson
Robinson
McVicar
Phillips
Gallagher
Duguid
L. Conacher
Chabot
Clancy
Homner Primeau
Jackson
Conacher
Day
Levinsky
Finnegan
Cotton Bailey
Blair
Darragh
Gracie
Hewitgan
Mallinson
Geal
Cotton
Toronto Jackson
Northcott OG
Wic
Vicar
Horner
Hockey Scores Report From Evening Games
Maroons 0 and Toronto 4. Detroit 0 and Canadiens 4. Cleveland 3 and Windsor 1. Pittsburgh 1 and Buffalo 1. St Louis 1 and Tulsa 2. Springfield 4. Bronx Tigers 6.
Civic League Hockey Doubleheader Tonight at High School
Civic League features a doubleheader at Saremar High School arena with Civi League teams including CPR and Tigers. Junior teams under 20 and intermediate playoffs are noted with entries due to the executive, as practices continue at Crystal Park rinks on good ice.
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Crystal ‘Park
Woodstock Wins Junior Grid Title in East District
In a decisive match, Woodstock secured the junior football title in the East District. The victory crowned Woodstock as the top team, while rival contenders trailed, with emphasis on strong plays by key players and the defense enabling the triumph.
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Paris Hockey Team Holds Ottawa to Tie
Ottawa All-Star hockey players opened their European tour at the Palais de Sports before 15 000 fans with a 2 to 2 tie against a French all-star lineup. Jack Mousette scored both Ottawa goals as Paris fought back to level the score in the final period. Ram say, Besson and Antya led the French squad, with strong play from Cana mene.
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Paris
Palais de Sports
Ottawa
Ike
Capitals
Jack
Ramsay
Besson
East Coulee Triumphs In Valley Hockey Opener
East Coulee defeated Rosedale 3 to 1 to open the Red Deer Valley Hockey League at Rosedale. Pratt and Tennant teamed for a goal, King scored twice, and Murray Murdoch replied for Rosedale in wintery conditions.
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East Coulee
Drumheller
Dee
Red Deer Valley Hockey League
Rosedale
Pratt
Johnny Pratt
Rosten Brutus
Tennant
King
Connie King
Philadelphia’ Arrows
Murray ‘Murdoch
Penguins Tie Bisons in Rough IHL clash
Pittsburgh hosts Buffalo in Fort Erie Ontario as the Penguins battle the Bisons to a near top standing amid rough play and a late rally in the final period.
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Pirates
Fort Erie
Gittsburgh
International Hockey League
Buffalo Bisons
Ap Bison
Unreadable OCR: Cup Story From Distant Record
Fragmentary lines describe a cup related event with names and places garbled by OCR. The readable text mentions a committee and a challenge, with scattered references to Grasslands and a youth figure, but specifics and dates are unclear.
Basketball Tour Details Shift for Columbia Team
The Columbia basketball tour planned for Christmas holidays will now start later. Nine players will depart here to play exhibition games in Toronto and St. Merarine as originally planned, with a stop in Winpross.
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Cralty
Bisup Columbia
Bee
Toronto
St. Merarine
Ag Winpross
Satur
Ae Far
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