Medicine Hat Carnival to Feature Relay Races and Costume Prizes
The Medicine Hat Amateur Hockey Association Carnival Committee outlines events for the grand Opening Carnival at Community Arena on Monday January 1. Relays featuring Cypress Club Rotary and Kiwanis teams will be age restricted with a trip to the next Olympic Games as the prize. Alexandra High School students will field three teams in both boys and girls categories along with open relays for men and women. Prizes include costumes and possible firm sponsored awards. a grand prize drawing is planned with doorkeepers awarding numbers for lucky counters.
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Debate Over Substitutes in Soccer Play Remains Open
In Toronto a discussion on allowing substitutes in soccer continues amid objections from many officials. The piece recalls past bans, notes fears of abuse like feigned injuries, and suggests possible remedies such as equalizing players or retirement rules to maintain balance and fairness during matches.
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Canucks
One U S Player On Six Teams In National Loop
Toronto December 30 Ottawa leads all places in contributing players to the professional league. Eighteen players now performing in the National League learned the sport in the Canadian Capital. There is only one United States player in the circuit, Benny Ervin the clever Boston centre, having been born in Lodooks. Goalkeeper Lacraix of the Canadiens is Canadian although he later moved to Rew to play hockey while residing in Boston. The following list shows where the players hail from: Meara Alex Connall George Ponchar Frank Clancy Alex Smith Frank Finnigan Jack Dagran and Jes Kilrea of the Ottawa team Charlie Langlois and Spiff Campwell of New York Billy Bajicher Derb Rheaume and Aure-Joliat of Montrealists Clint Benedict Lowrey and Harry Broadbent of Montreal and White Milks Harold Darragh and Roger Smith of Pittsburgh. Continued on Page Six.
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George Ponchar
Montreal
Harold Darragh
Ytoger Smith
Pittsburg
Western Hockey League draws eastern pros to Saskatoon roster
A Saskatoon Sheikts lineup review shows more than a dozen players with eastern professional experience. Five ex-NHL players join the Western League club, including Harry Cameron Corbett Denneway Leo Reise Newsy Lalonde and Bobby Benson. Also noted are eastward pens who played in the East like Happy Holmes Jack Walker Harry Meeking Hughie Lehman Rusty Crawford Curly Headley Duke Keats and Curly Wilson. J B Annable two-time Nelson mayor announces a mayoral bid on an industrial growth platform.
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Saskatoon Sheikts
N.H.L
Harry Cameron
Corbett Denneway
Toronto St. Pats
Leo Reise
Hamilton Tigers
Curly” Wilson
Stribling Announces Fourth Manager In Georgia Context
New York report says young heavyweight Young Stribling has a fourth manager, 19 year old Clara Kinney, wife of Stribling from Georgia. McMahon and others discuss future title hopes as Stribling boasts he could beat Dempsey any time while avoiding hype.
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Billy Stribling
Clara Kinney
Stribling
Georgia
Atlanta
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Brenau College
Jack Dempsey
Ruth Slims Down to 222 Pounds for 1925
New York reports Babe Ruth weighs 222 pounds after weeks of gym work under Arthur McGovern. The trainer notes Ruth has shed eight pounds and four inches from his waist, with expectations that the slugger will peak next year.
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Father of Girl Born in Kansas City Wrestler Ties Knot
Mrs Munn of Kansas City announces the birth of her daughter to her husband Tey Munn a wrestling star. The baby weighed eleven pounds and was born today. Both mother and baby are doing nicely.
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Lee
Bruins Defeat St Pats as Toronto Drops to Last Place
Boston Bruins beat St Pats of Toronto 5 0 in a National Hockey League game drawing 5 000 fans. Duluth wins USHA matchup 1 0 over Lank St Marie, taking both games in the series. Captain Dye sidelined with injury, Adams also hurt but expected back after New Year.
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Club Sued Over Hampstead Golf Course Ownership
Montreal dec 20 a case of visual interest to golfers pending before local courts. Hampstead Golf Club is sued by a landowner who claims two years of rental value for using his land. The club argues impossibility of securing large fees due to tenure and notes other owners allow free use. The club paid 60 cents in trespass damages. The case is expected to be heard soon.
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Clube
Curling Notes From Last Night Snatch Games
Snatch games at Curling yielded Bowyer ten to Currie eleven while Parrish four faced Montgomery twelve and Sheffler twelve tied Bishop twelve in mixed results.
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Ye D. Currie
W. W. Parrish
T. Montgomery
Rev. Sheffler
W. Bishop
Deal for Boley in off Baltimore
In Baltimore on December 30 manager Jack Dunn of the Baltimore Orioles received word from Chicago White Sox secretary Harry Gratiner that Dunn’s terms for shortstop Joe Boley are being turned down. Dunn had asked for Moe Rorg, Ralph Mangum and cash as the return. No other major league club had shown interest in Boley, and the amount of money was not disclosed.
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Jack Dunn
Baltimore International League Baseball Club
Harry Gratiner
Chicago White Sox
Dunn
Joe Boley
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Moe Rorg
Ralph Mangum
Boley
Cubs Release Player In Shaunia Trade Deal
Clark Pittenger, Chicago Cub infielder, was released to the Louisville American Association club as part payment in the deal for shortstop Maurice Shaunia.
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Clark Pittenger
Chicago Cub
Louisville American Association
Maurice Shaunia
Rink Company Talks of Special Periods for Children
A paragraph from last night’s edition states the Rink Company is considering a call for special periods of skating. The words for children were omitted in error.
Grange and Other Athletes Profit From Big Money Sports
New York a Dec 20 net receipts to Grange for his first pro football appearance totaled about $2000. The piece surveys high earnings across sports from Jack Dempsey Babe Ruth to golf and bridge, noting large purses and salaries while reflecting on the writer’s pay.
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