California Pens Gulf All Season Golf Open Moves
California opens the season with a $20,000 Los Angeles Open. cities near Los Angeles add over $4,500 to prize funds. A $10,000 main event offers a shield. top players like Sarazen, Watrous, Kirkwood and Farrell are listed. Qualifying January 8, final rounds January 16 at Los Angeles Country Club north course. Virginia Country Club hosts a $2,500 two day purse January 2 and 3 with related events.
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Boston
California
Florida
Los Angeles
al Watrous
Bill Melhorn
Gene Sarazen
Joe Kirkwood
Mike Drady
Johnny Farrell
Johanny Boyd
Tommy Golden
Harry Cooper
Willis Hunter
Hobby Cruickshank
Jock Watchison
Virginia Country Club of
Long Beach
Los Angeles Country Club
Serdusye
Slater to play amateur hockey for New York Knickerbocker club
Sig Slater formerly with the Victorias of Montreal and a Canadian Olympic team member has left for New York to play amateur hockey with the New York Knickerbocker club.
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Montreal
Sig Slater
Victorias of
Quebec Amateur Hockey Association
New York
New York Knickerbocker Club
Golfers donate to repair old clock in Rye parish church
Golfers from Britain donated to repair the Reeache parish church clock in Rye. Letters from Abe Mitchell George Duncan Archie Chrsten and other golf stars helped raise the £625 needed in under a week to fix the long serving town clock that informs residents and visiting golfers at the nearby course.
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Rye
Great Britain
Reeache
Thusands
Abe. Mitchell
George Duncan
Archie Chrpsten
Golf deemed dangerous sport after injury shock
In Auburn California on December 22 Dr Gifray delivered a powerful swing during a close golf match on a loved course. The impact broke two ribs, highlighting concerns about golf safety and risks in the sport.
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Auburn
Cal
Dee
Dr. Gifray
Touring British Bowlers Defeat Auckland Team
In Auckland on December 22 the touring British bowlers beat a local side by 187 to 176, marking a high scoring match with close competition and strong performances from both teams.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Pro Hockey Set for Wide Expansion Across North America
Globe sporting editor predicts pro hockey will sweep the continent with franchises spreading from Boston, New York and Pittsburgh to Chicago Philadelphia Cleveland Detroit and beyond. He notes new ice palaces rising and coast-to-coast growth outpacing player development. Canada will remain the main supplier of players due to climate and established programs.
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Toronto
The
Globe
Sporting
Canada
United States
Boston
New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Cincinnati
Dominion
European Golfers Coming to New York
Archie Comp ton of England and Arnaud Massey of France will debut in American golf January 1 facing Bobby Jones and Watts Gunn, the United States amateur champion and runner-up, in New York.
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New York
Archie Compton
England
Arnaud Massey
France
Bobby Jones
Watts Gunn
United States
Goasholm Sailed Into Harbor After 30 Day Ocean Run
The 150 ton Norwegian schooner Goasholm, overdue since leaving Norway, was found sailing into Sandy Hook area and towed to Lower Bay by a pilot boat after a day of fog search off Sandy Hook. The ship was reported in distress but reached safety.
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New York
Goasholm
Sandy Lock
Sandy Hook
Lower Bay
Boata
Atlantia
West Weather Summary Forecasts Cold with Snow Flurries
The West reports moderately cold weather with snow flurries in several districts. Manitoba forecasts fair and cold conditions through Wednesday, Saskatchewan and Alberta expect mostly fair skies with slightly higher temperatures and local snow flurries.
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Vancouver
Moose Jaw
Regina
Winnipeg
Saskatoon
Lethbridge
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Grain inspections report high wheat tonnage in Winnipeg
Winnipeg grain inspections for yesterday show 1 860 cars inspected total with 1 044 contract grade wheat. Coarse grains accounted for 321 cars compared with 242 a year ago. Last year total inspections were 697 cars for wheat.
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Winnipeg
Domestic War Of Men In Homes Grows In Prevalence
Study shows men increasingly engage in domestic conflicts while maintaining normal living conditions. Average earnings cited as F300 annually with board, reflecting modest means amid ongoing household disputes.
City council weighs road work and audit measures
City council debates road completion delegation to Edmonton for mayoral conference. A request to hire an extra power-house worker is referred to the Electric Light and Power Committee. Assessments for 1926 set as five year fixed with notices to all ratepayers. Funds approved for Children’s Shelter Christmas tree and a dance halls bylaw study. Acting City Treasurer and sinking fund duties appointed amid illness.
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Boyd
Bunnas
Edmonton
Cart
Hughvale
Electric Light and Power Committee
Carr
King
Alu Morrison
Ald
Hole
Morrison
Catr
Bell
Hell
Boye
Huckvale
Ches
Crobation
Williams
Grant
Ald. Beilan
J. W. McLang
Wi Dicine Hat Oneratic Society
Wra
Th Society
Couic
Wiich
Conneil
Calgary
Bannan
Canada Gazette
P. McQueen
Ald. Boy
Police Court Guilty Plea Over Turkey Theft
Curtis pleaded guilty at Police Court this morning to stealing a turkey from the back of the White Canehole. He was fined two pounds and costs after admitting he had been drinking and did not know what he was doing. Meanwhile a case against V Covey for driving a car along Second Street to the common danger was reserved.
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Curtis
V. Covey
Second St
Beatty Reflects on Canadian Pacific and Imperial Ties
President Beatty speaks about Canadian Pacific in a section from Page One, noting its historical ties to the British Empire and its role in Canadian enterprise. He argues the railway's ownership is increasing in the U.S. context and highlights confidence in Canada’s future through wisely financed, efficiently run ventures.
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Canadian Pacific
Beatty
Canada
Canada Pacific as a national enterprise and unity force
The speaker extols the Canadian Pacific as a national and imperial enterprise, a barometer of Canada’s finances, and the single largest body of commercial travelers. He notes vast travel, extensive fleets, and 100 agencies worldwide while stressing unity and the role of press and travelers in shaping national prosperity.
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Canndt
Iu Canada
Canadian Ororeign
Evans
Canadian Pacific
Canada
United States
Sudbury
Fort William
Sall
Meatty
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Pritesh
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Pres. Beatty
Royal Household
A. P. Burns
GAS City Planing Mills
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