International eight metre yacht series invites global clubs
Invitations issued for a Marblehead eight metre series next summer extend to Canada England Scotland New Zealand Australia and other nations. Commodore Aldrich of the Eastern Yacht Club designs a trophy to be the Eastern Challenge Cup with entries due July 1, 1932. Vancouver officials say representation is very remote due to current construction and costs.
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Boston
Canada
Marblehead
Royal Yacht Squadron of
Halifax
Royal Canadian Yacht Club of
Toronto
Vancouver Yacht Club
Dominion
United States
Aiso
Unetries Wich
England
Tralerc
Scotland
New Zealand
Australia
William T. Aldrich
Eastern Yacht Club
Jentries
Vancouver
Mass
Harold A. Jones
Inis
Vancouver Yach Club
Canada Declines Bid for 1934 British Empire Games
Ottawa reports Canada will not bid to host the British Empire Games in 1934 after Amateur Athletic Union of Canada meeting. H. M. Robinson notes costs for 1930 event at about 60 000 dollars and cites too little time to arrange a 1954 hosting. Ernie Laidlaw named to represent Canada at the Empire games committee meeting in London.
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Ottawa
Canada
Amateur Athletic Union of Canada
H. M. Robinson
Hamilton
Robinson
Ernie Laidlaw
Toronto
London
Crawford defeats Vines to win Victoria championship
In Melbourne on December 12, Jack Crawford defeated Ellsworth Vines Jr. 1-6 6-4 6-4 2-6 6-4 to capture the Victoria championship, adding a major title to his standing in Australian tennis.
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Ee Mfelbourne
Australia
Jack Crawford
Ellsworth Vines Jr
Victoria
Civic Carpet League Games Schedule November 14 to 18
The Civic Carpet League posts a five day slate with matchups across Nov 14 to 18. Games include T15-8.0.E. versus Clay Products and 8:15 Eagles versus 1.0.0.F. No. 2, plus later on Tuesday and Wednesday contests featuring Sair, Eagles, Moose, K. of P., Legion B, and Clay Products against 1.0.0.F. No. 1.
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CIVIC
Clay Products
Eagles
F. No
Sair
Moose
Canadian Olympic Committee Face Likely $2000 Surplus
Ottawa reports the Canadian Olympic Committee likely ends the 1982 season with about a $2000 surplus after the Olympics. P J Mulqueen told the Amateur Athletic Union of Canada at its annual meeting that a full financial statement could not be presented yet. The committee will remain in existence for next year’s meeting to present a final statement.
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Ottawa
Recognition of Canadian Track and Field Marks
Ottawa reports five new Canadian open outdoor records and three indoor marks set in the past year, plus one equaled Canadian record, recognized by the Amateur Athletic Union of Canada at its annual meeting. Bert Pearson of Hamilton notable in 200m at Olympic trials. listed marks include 400m, 3000m steeplechase, 5000m, running high jump, 300 yards, two mile relay, running high jump, 60 yards, and 40 yards dash with multiple athletes and cities named.
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Ottawa
Eee
Amateur Athletic Union of Canada
Bert Pearson
Hamilton
John W. Lewis
Detroit
New York University
Sam Methner
Fred Humphrey
James Moore
Franz T. Nevedell
Georere Snitz
New York
Nioh Metcalfe
Chicago
Toronto
Montgomery Wells
Boston
Catpeshia
Hea Aes
Eddie Tolan
Vancouver
Singus
Maroons and Black Hawks Play to 2-2 Tie
Montreal Maroons and Chicago Black Hawks battled to a 2-2 tie after 70 minutes of play. Hooley Smith opened scoring for the Maroons from Baldy Northcott, Teddy Graham answered for Chicago, Vic Ripley put the Hawks ahead, and Glen Byrdson assisted on the tying goal with Plaxton and Trottier aiding.
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Chicago
Montreal Maroons
Chicago Black Hawks
Hooley Smith
Maroons
Baldy Northcott
Teddy Graham
Hawks
Vic Ripley
Doc Romnes
Taffy Abel
Glen Byrdson
Hugh Plaxton
Dave Trottier
Boston Cubs Beat Providence Reds in Season Return
Boston Bruin Cubs overwhelmed Providence Reds 1 1 Saturday night to avenge a setback earlier this week as part of the season's early schedule.
Canadiens Beat Senators 3 2 In Overtime
Howie Morenz scored the overtime winner after a dull game in Montreal as the Canadiens edged the Ottawa Senators 3 2. George Mantha tallied early, Bill Touhey tied it in the second, Finnigan put Ottawa ahead in the third, Morenz leveled before overtime.
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Montreal
Montreal Canadiens
Howie Morenz
Goalis
Bill Beverage
Ottawa Senators
Canadiens
Nets
George Mantha
Bill Touhey
Senators
Finnigan
Ottawa
Morenz
Rangers edge Bruins in overtime to take division lead
New York Rangers beat the Boston Bruins 3-1 in overtime to extend their American Division lead in the NHL. The late period saw a heated exchange as Eddie Shore and Earl Seibert traded blows before order was restored.
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New York
New York Rangers
Boston Bruins
National Hockey League
Eddie Shore
Bruins
Earl Seibert
Rangers
Old Country Football and Rugby Results Snapshot
A compilation of football and rugby scores across leagues and unions. Notable items include Queen of South 6 Hibernians 0, Barrow 11 Halifax 5, Wigan 20 Boughton 3, Leeds 7 notched by York 4 Castleford 4, and rugby results such as Blackheath 14 Leicester 11 and London Welsh 19 Moseley 3.
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Barrow
Halifax
Pramle
Pathw
Dewsbury
Bradford
Teathersteene
St. Helen’s
Huddersfield
Neighlaw
Hull
Wakefield Trinity
Tunslet
Leigh
Oldhan
Hl Kineston
Rochdale
Wigan High
Salford
Leeds
St. Helen's
Warrington
Swinton
Widnes
Wigan
Boughton
York
Castleford
Rugby Union Blackheath
Leicester
Guy's Hospital
Aberavon
London Welsh
Moseley
O. M. Taviors
Harlequins
Old Millhillians
London Scot
Richmond
Newport
Cardiff
Penarts
Crosskeys
Llanello
Devonport Ser
Aldershot S
Lydney
Gloucester
Northampton
St. Bart's
Resolven
Neath
Swansea
Bath
Portsmouth S
Rosslyn Park
N. of Ireland
Oxford U
Glasgow U
Glasgow
Watsonians
Cambridge Univ
Bisons, Stars settle for 3 all tie in overtime clash
In Fort Erie Ontario on December 12 the Buffalo Bisons and Syracuse Stars fought to a 3 3 draw in overtime in an International Hockey League game. The Bisons needed two third period goals to force the extra period and an overtime still ended tied.
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Buffalo Bisons
Syracuse
Fort Erie
Civic League Opens Season With Tuesday Night Game
The Civic League starts play Tuesday at Crystal Park against High School and New Club Tigers. The 7 00 pm tip off will feature Chief Taylor starting the game. CPR disbanded but most players join other league teams. The New Club Tigers recruit top city talent including former Monarchs and CPR players. A large crowd is expected with modest weather and a small collection appreciated by the M H A H A.
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Civic League
Crystal Park
Tigers
Taylor
High School
C.P.R
Tommy Charles
Ross McKay
E. Holley
The
Monarchs
Howard Teel
P. Bender
Riddell
M.H.A.H.A
Rule rescinded over Harmsworth Trophy disqualification
New York December 12 The International Motor Yachting Union has rescinded the rule that disqualified contestants for premature starts in Harmsworth Trophy races. The 1931 speed boat classic was declared no contest. The revocation takes effect in 1934.
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New York
Intrnational Motor Yachting Union
Maple Leafs And Americans Battle To A Tie
Toronto, Dec. 12. Ju0e Simpson's New York Americans tied Toronto Maple Leafs 2-2 in overtime at Maple Leaf Gardens. The Americans closed to one point behind Ottawa Senators in the Canadian NHL standings after a late five man rally in the third period prevented a Toronto win.
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Toronto
Amateur status shelved again in Canadian sport row
Ottawa debate at the Amateur Athletic Union of Canada convention stalled over allowing professionals to switch to amateur status. A committee was proposed to study the issue relating to Olympic and international sport, with J. Howard Crocker to appoint the panel. W. A. Fry urged preserving amateur ideals to protect youth and school values.
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Ottawa
Amateur Athletic Union of Canada
James McQuaig
Ottaw
Canada
W. A. Fry
Dunnville
A. S. Lamb
Montreal
A.a.u.’S
J. Howard Crocker
London
Saskatchewan
H.H. Roxborough
Toronto
James Morkin
Winnipeg
Fry
Mr. Fry
Football and Rugby Notes From the Old Country
Battles the Hearts centre-forward resumes training after knee trouble while Herd suffers lumbago. The Trish League warns Bangor over late arrivals with fines for future delays. Kilmarnock players G W More and J D Sturrock fly from Glasgow to Jedforest after graduation, joined by two teammates, racing by air to reach the match. Arsenal abroad as Kennedy travels by air to Brussels to study conditions for night football.
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Battles
Hearts
Herd
Bangor
Glasgow University
Kilmarnock
Jedburgh
Jedforest
G. W. More
J. D. Sturrock
J. M. Turner
W. R. Young
Renfrew Airdome
Kennedy
Racing Club de France
Arsenal
Paris
Everton
Pliver
Reading
Brussels
Stade du Huyzel
Juvenile League Opens Its Schedule This Evening
The opening Juvenile League game is tonight at 7 at Crystal Park ice pitting Safe ways against Rangers. Ceremonies by Chief Taylor of the M. H. A. H. A. will start, with skating to follow public access.
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Juvenile League
Crystal Park
Safeways
Rangers
Taylor
Arbour Drives Bulldogs To 2 1 Victory Over Indians
Windsor Bulldogs defeated the Cleveland Indians 2 to 1 in an International Hockey League clash. Arbour scored in the first period to give the Bulldogs the lead, Desse Roche added in the second, while Emmett Venne’s debut in Cleveland goal kept the Indians in contention by scoring Alex Gray’s lone tally for Cleveland.
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Arbour
Bulldogs
Cleveland
Windsor Bulldogs
Cleveland Indians
Emmett Venne
Desse Roche
Alex Gray
Springfield Indians Rout Philadelphia Arrows 5-1
In Springfield Massachusetts on Saturday night the Springfield Indians defeated the Philadelphia Arrows 5-1 in a Canadian American Hockey League game with Colonel John S. Hammond, their boss, present. Vic Desjardins scored twice and Gainer Blinco Gordon Pettinger added goals for the Indians.
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Springfield
Mass
John S. Hammond
New York Rangers
Springfield Indians
Philadelphia Arrows
Vic Desjardins
Gainer
Blinco
Gordon Pettinger
Indians
Syracuse Tops Cleveland 6 4 After Slow Start
Syracuse edged ahead in the International Hockey League duel after a 30 minute pace fix, then beat Cleveland 6 to 4. Buzz Fol, ex Regina Pats star, netted three goals for Syracuse, with Tsen Bell scoring twice and Tony Savage adding the final tally.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Cleveland
Buzz Fol
Regina Pats
Stars
Tsen Bell
Charlie Sands
Scotty Martin
Tony Savage
Rangers edge Safeway Midgets in Crystal Park clash
Juvenile Rangers defeated the Safeway Midgets 5 to 3 at Crystal Park rink, their second straight win. H. Torgerson and W. Appleton each scored twice for the Rangers, C Laws added one. D Emery led Safeways with two goals. B Gray added one. The league opens tonight.
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Rangers
Safeway
Crystal Park
Safeways
Wwe
H. Torgerson
W. Appleton
C. Laws
D. Emery
B. Gray
J. MacGregor
N. Bannan
University of Toronto Juniors win Dominion grid title over Moose Jaw Maroons
In a snowbound Dominion final, University of Toronto Juniors edge Moose Jaw Maroons 8 to 6 to claim the eastern champions title. Art Upper and Bobby Coulter deliver late drives as Toronto’s backfield leads a tight defensive battle before 1500 fans.
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Toronto
Elmer Dulmage
University of Toronto
Blue
Moose Jaw Maroons
Prairie Warriors
Art Upper
Bobby Coulter
Moose Jaw
Woodstock Grads
Canadian Legion Carpetball League Schedule This Week
The Canadian Legion Carpetball League lists games this week including Murphy versus Thompson and Attrill versus Walker at 8 15. Other matches include Dick against Edwards Sharland versus Moore and J J Bruce against Murphy with Marshall versus Wright on Thursday in V115. No games occur on Friday as the Legion executive meets that day.
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Murphy
Thompson
Attrill
Walker
Edwards
Sharland
Moore
Marshall
Wright
J. J. Bruce
Ss the
Legion Executive
Bowling League Tonight Sets Half Way Standings
Bowling alleys host Commercial League action with Independents facing News and New Club on the pie alleys aiming to whitewash Express. Honor scores included Fenrick 245 and Johnson 225, while Legion executive plans a meeting at 8:80 p.m. London reports Oxford winning a cross country race 40 to 15 and Lovelock and Mabey tying in 42:38 for a seven and a half mile course.
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Express
Fenrick
L. Johnson
W. Gross
R. Colthorpe
A. Robertson
S. DeValier
J. Lamson
C. Wallace
London
Oxford
New Zealand
Lovelock
O. J. Mabey
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Vines
Canadian Olympic Committee
Alex Wilson
H. St
Davidson
Listowel
Robbert Rankine
Preston
Jaele Tortlind
Colinescoch
Sins
Margons
Black Hawks
Boston Cubs
Alloa
Raith Rovers
Dundee United
Brechin City
Forfar
Stennousemuir
King’s Park
Albion Rovers
Leith Ath
Arbroath
Montrose
Dumbarton
Queen of South
Hibernians
Irish League
Linfield
Distillery
Furtadden
Newry Town
Dery City
Larne
Belfast Celtic
Ards
Cliftonville
Lenavon
Ballymena
Coleraine
Glentoran
Rugby League
Hodges
Maple Leafs
Duluth
Kansas City
American Hockey Association
Duluth Hornets
Campbell
Lafrance
Leswick
Merrill
McKinnon
Schmeling
Max Baer
Max Schmeling
William Harrison Dempsey
Teuton
Joe Jacobs
Jacobs
Baer
Dempsey
Clarence W. Lieb
Food Beverages
BEAR
Standpoint
Brewing Industry OF
Alberta
Alberta Liquor Control Board
Province of
Wol. T. Fo
Ottawa Dia Be Ao
Oye
SOUTH
Baltimore
Canadian Legion Carpetball League
Legion Football
Legion. United Football Club
Legion Club
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