Amateur Card Rule Demands for 1925 26 Hockey Season
Alberta Amateur Hockey Association requires each player to hold a 1925 26 amateur card before a playing certificate is issued. Cards must be listed on city league certificates or filed with secretary Murphy. Medicine Hat association stresses cards for all players in games under its control. Old cards must be presented or formal applications filed. fees apply for cards tested to players over 25 years.
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Alberta Amateur Wockey Association
Alberta
Amateur Athletic Union of Canada
Medicine Hat
Murphy
Heckhey
B. W. eEllamy
Ate
DeUgmy
Port Arthur World Champions face Allan Cup controversy
Port Arthur teams claim Coleman used a ringer in last season Allan Cup tilt while recounting their rise from Thunder Bay Manitoba to national glory. The article notes their home-record streak and a series of championship trophies, including the Allan cup, and details a season-opening Christmas Day appearance after sixteen home games.
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Coleman
Port Arthur
Ports
Thunder Bay
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Canada
Port Arthurs
Western Canada
Toronto
Page
Canadian Hockey Team Plans Historic Europe Tour
Mestieel reports a Canadian amateur hockey team plans a landmark overseas tour to Europe with stops across multiple countries. The president aims to send two League players on a missionary-style mission to present their nation in a favorable light, potentially tying to the Pittsburgh Pirates and a broader international hockey showcase.
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Pittsburgh
Pteachng
Irene Tasstish
Jade
Dourope
Galloping Ghost Secures 7-4 Victory in Coral Gables
Rel Grange scored the only touchdown in a football game between the O'Meage team and Coral Gables Collegians in Coral Gables Florida on December 25. Grange ran 33 yards to the two yard line and pushed through for the score in the second period. He played three quarters, then raced 45 yards late before being tackled by Rel Barron. The report also mentions Laura HK Jamieson of the Vancouver Branch Women's International League for Peace and Freedom.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Rel Grange
O'Meage Jseam
Coral Cables
Lown
Grange
Rel Barron
Photek Techn
Head Masters Deplore Shift From Soccer to Rugby
London December 28 resolution by leaders of Great Britain’s public schools condemns move of schoolboys from soccer to rugby. Rev Dr Cyril Alington of Eton says sport binds classes. rivalry across games should not weaken this bond in schools.
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London
Great Britain
Cyril Alington
Eton
Four thousand see Sheiks lose to the Buddies
Portland defeated the Saskatoon Sheiks four to two in front of 4000 spectators in Saskatoon, the largest crowd this season. McCusker Irvin Trapp and Veraty scored for Portland, with Camerson and Secu highlighted for Saskatoon.
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Saskatoon
Portland
Sheiks
Cams
Waotee
McCusker
Irvin
Day
Trapp
Veraty
Harry Crameron
Pheros
Montreal
Smart
Geneva
Ottawa
Cana Cleus
Senators
Toronto
Moncreal Maroons
National Hockey League
Ottawa Senators
St Patrick's
New York
Pittsburgh
Buccanecery
Madison Square Garden
Draw Schedule of Juvenile and Midget Hockey League
The Amateur Hockey Association will stage juvenile and midget hockey this Thursday with three Juvenile teams and at least five Midget teams formed from registered players. Players may sign or confirm ages with Charlie Murphy on the hill. amateur cards are required and obtainable from G. L. Bellemy at The News office. A complete list of registered players is published, including Frank Jeliss, Arnold Fulton, Jack Dawset, Barney Holden, and many others.
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Othe Mortienehat
Ileekey Association
Gti
Charlie Murphy
Luaanterner
Barney Holden
Sladé
Lion
GL. W. Bellemy
Classified Notice in Western Canada League Ad Column
An area advertisement invites readers to prove value by listing items in the Newn Try The None Want Ad Columns. Local salesmen are urged to participate and place notices to reach potential buyers.
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Puckering Poles to Face New Amateur Hockey Club
The Puckerings will not face the Polish team on New Year’s Day as the newly formed Amateur Athletic Association takes over rink operations and plans improvements. In other hockey news, Hebreo Lon Marsh’s shoulder was dislocated in the Senators Canadiens game and had to be reset. Red Deer beat Pionoha 7 to something. Es kinos released WLoughlin. Port Arthur defeated by Fort William 2-1 in overtime. rule changes under review to restrict defensive interference near the end boards.
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Hebreo Lon Marsh
Canadiens
Bobby Hewitson
Toronto
Montreal
Opening Competition Wednesday at the Curling Rink
The ice is in good shape as many curlers participate in weekend scratch games. The opening event pairs the president against the vice president with draws for first time slots. Four sheets host scratch games tonight and tomorrow. A rink phone 2303 is available. brooms are on sale there.
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G. Pingle
E. King
Hi. L. Bowyer
W. Bishop
Williams
J. H. Collier
Dr. Moore
E. N. Dowson
J. Plumbley
T. Montgomery
Mie. Moore
Br. PL McNichel
Tred Lees Deterred From Calgary Road Race by Illness
Coleman runner Tred Lees was reported to have qualified for the Calgary Harott road race on Christmas Day but was advised not to start due to an attack of tonsillitis. The incident ties Lees to the Lethbridge Herald coverage and the local road racing scene.
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Tred Lees
Scott
Lethbridge
Death of Victoria Sheriff Francis G Richards
Francis G Richards former sheriff of Victoria Texas is dead at age 600. He was a long time resident of the city and longtime public servant.
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Francis G. Richards
Victoria
B.O
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Roy Dei
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Albert McNeil
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