Abbott Memorial Cup to Honor Hockey Hero Hick Abbott
At Moose Jaw the Saskatchewan Amateur Hockey Association discussed interprovincial junior and intermediate championships. The Abbott Memorial Cup will be the official west junior cup, named for Captain Edward Lyman Abbott. The cup will feature elimination series with gate receipts aiding disabled veterans, overseen by trustees Claude Robinson, George McMillan, and Hector Lang.
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Saskatchewan ‘Amateur Hockey Association
Moose Jaw
Western Hockey Associations
Bettschen
BAELA
Manitoba Hockey
Tern Canada Hockey Associations
Edward Lyman Abbott
France
Cptain Abbott
Baskatchewan
Manitoba
Victoria Hockey Club
Regina
Claude Robinson
Winnipeg
George McMillan
Hector Lang
Medicine Hat
Lang
Alberta
Abbott
Hector
Messrs. Wheatley Bros
Abbott Cup Moves Aimed At Western Hockey Honors
Widespread support in Western hockey to back the Abbott Cup as a junior to senior pathway. Secretary W C Bettschen to handle subscriptions for Abbott Memorial Cup funds in Regina with press acknowledgments. Saskatchewan eyes age rules aligning junior limits to 20 and ready competition rules within days.
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Mt In
Toba
Ass . Robinson
Tha ‘Bhafter
Drattists
Fegi
HSA
Manitoba
Hick” Abbott
W. C. Bettschen
S.A.H.4
Sixteenth Avenue
Regina
Canada
Saskatchewan
Germans Ordered to Salute American Officers
Coblenz January 2. Beginning tomorrow all German civilians and soldiers in the American area must salute American officers. Those who fail to comply face arrest as an order from the American advance general headquarters at Treves reaches Coblenz.
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Cobenz
Coblenz
Treves
Church Re elected Mayor of Pronto In 1919 Race
Thomas Church was re elected mayor of Pronto by a 9 794 vote margin. He led with 26 021 votes to John O Neill 16 277, W H Shaw 3 771 and Thomas Foster 2 175. Controllers named for 1919 are C A Maguire R H Cameron W D Robbins and Samuel McBride.
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Toronto
Pronto
Thomas Church
John O'Neill
Church
W. H. Shaw
Thomas Foster
C. A. Maguire
R. H. Cameron
W. D. Robbins
Samuel McBride
Winnipeg Grain Prices on January 3 Market Report
Winnipeg January 3 market notes show oats May at 79 80 78 5 8 78 7 8, barley May 104 105 3 4, 104 105 3 4, flax May 369 1 2 342 1 4 839 1 4 42 1 4, oats No 2 C W 75 5 3, No 8 C W 71 7 8, extra No 1 feed 72 5 8, No 1 feed 71 7 8, barley No 3 C W 99 5 8, No 4 C W 94 5 8, rejected 83 3 4, feed 813 4, flax No 1 NW C 833 1 4, No 2 C W 329 1 4, No 8 C W 312 1 2.
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Winnipeg
Tonday
C.W
C. W
One Thing and Another in Early Baseball Schemes
Charles Webb Murphy, owner of the Chicago Cubs under Frank Chance, is rumored to back a western league with Chicago at West Side Park and clubs like Milwaukee and Buffalo. the plan could be an outlaw circuit without Cubs or White Sox consent. Meanwhile the American Association plans a gate-pool scheme—one cent per paid admission—expected to reach about 16000 dollars, sharing 80 percent to the first place team and smaller percentages to others to sustain late-season interest. The International League marks its 35th birthday tomorrow, tracing its origins to the Eastern Association formed in 1884 and noting its name changes through 1918.
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Charles Webb Murphy
Cubs
Frank Chance
Chicago
West Side Park
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Toronto
Buffalo
Murphy
White Sox
International League
Eastern Association
Philadelphia
Unti
International Ed
International Association
Trenton
Saints defeat Vics in season opener at Main Street rink
In a practice style opener the St. Johns Saints beat the Vics 10 to 2 on the Main Street rink. Sweeny and Muir starred for the Saints while Carpenter and Slack led the Vics near the nets. The game featured new players and mixed lines as both clubs start a brisk season.
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St. John’s
Vics
Gamie
Sweeny
Nets
Smokey Johnson
Wiile Fred Slack
Jack Carpenter
Dark Horse
London
Ont
Westwoold
Bates
D'Arcy Smith
Huskyhead
Saints
Henderson
Muir
Cameron w.Niow
Alberta Varsity
Aidgon
Crawford
Multiolland
Bell
Williamson
Trimble
M. G. Crawford
Fleming
Carpenter
Ilosers
Mair
Ae Bargjey Nason
Stanley Fairbairn
London Times Quotation Reprints Early December Article
The Times reprints an early December article by Maximilian Harden, editor, quoting events related to Germany. The piece references Popady Bacenireine and mentions the period around December 14 with unspecified context.
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London
the Times
Maximilian Harden
Sotaeie
Gergiany
Record Victory Bonspiel Opens Amid Mixed Weather Outlook
The upcoming Record Victory bonspiel in Southern Alberta faces a temperamental forecast as organizers prepare for Monday. Despite weather worries and typical Chinook risks, the committee has raised over 500 for prizes and staged Garage division results last night with matches including Brag against Long and Dillin against Salts. Tonight features draws at 7:30 and 9:30 with several key matchups, and tomorrow's schedule runs from 2:30 to 8:00 with a full roster of bouts among local curlers.
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Alberta
City Carpetball League Organizes Upcoming Season
Carpetball players met at Moose Hall to form a six team league for the coming season. B Whitesides was elected league chairman with Cleveland as secretary and A. Martin as treasurer. Lodges SMopse G.W. VA 11.0.0. B. OW K.of and K. of CG plan January 15 start and a meeting to finalize the schedule and rules.
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Moose Hall
B. Whitesides
Cleveland
A.martin
Smopse
G.W. VA
B. OW
K.of
Train wreck in New Brunswick claims multiple troops dead
An afternoon disaster near Glenadine on the Transcontinental railway caused a troop train to plunge into Long Lake. Official death toll lists Lance Corporal D. W. Johnson Mimiso Ont Corporal G H Smith Toronto Corporal W F Stagg Toronto with 50 to 60 soldiers injured. two seriously injured Privates Winkeworth and Olsen. Olsen, an American from Chicago, was trapped and his arm amputated.
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Long Lake
Winkeworth and
Olsen
Chicago
Ottawa Hull Bridge Plan Aims For Next Summer Start
A new bridge project is advancing with plans to connect Ottawa and Hull, aiming to begin construction by next summer and improve regional traffic and commutes. The proposed structure promises significant cross-river access and urban integration for both communities.
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Ottawa
Hull
Lumber Plaster and Paper Placing Mills Gitt
Lumber and plaster materials are advertised with Gas City Planing Mills and Gitt listed as providers in the regional trade notes.
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Gas City Planing Mills
Gitt
Patronize Home Industry Ad Claims Value Of Loose-Leaf Systems
An advertisement touts a complete line of Loose-Leaf requirements Binders printed slots and related products. It invites trade shows and visits to the Job Department stating loose-leaf systems have proven profitable in all business branches with unquestioned value.
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