Floms Lead Over Regina Vics in First Allan Cup Contest
Toronto March 20 Granites overpower Regina Victorias 6 to 2 in Allan Cup final opener at arena Munro opens scoring early for Granites Watson adds next goal for early 2 0 lead Regina answers later but Granites seize control.
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Fort William Edges Regina in Junior Hockey Final Bid
Fort William defeating Regina 5 to 4 to take a one goal lead in the two game series for the Canadian Junior Hockey championship. The next game will determine the John Ross Robertson memorial trophy winner. Reginas hurt player list and game notes follow with period by period scoring and lineups.
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Cubs Beat Vernon 8 to 6 in Chicago National League game
Chicago Nationals edged Vernon Pacific Coast club 8 to 6 on March 19 led by Alexander pitching. Batteries: Alexander Aldridge Jones Hartnell Love Dell Murphy. Also notes Negro All-Stars beat Seattle 3 to 2 in 11th with Carr three extra-base hits. Salt Lake Bees beat Popular Candy 7 to 0 behind Reiger Lewin. Los Angeles trimmed Santa Fe Reds 10 to 5. Sacramento Senators defeated Ambrose Tailors 7 to 2. Carpentier signs agreement to fight in Paris by September with rival heavyweights in Alligpen ring.
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Vancouver and Toronto St Patricks face Stanley Cup game
News will bulletin the result by periods this evening in Toronto. The second game between Vancouver and Toronto St Patricks follows the opener won by Vancouver by one goal under eastern rules. Western rules apply tonight and Vancouverites are favorites. first reports expected around 7:30 p.m. with final result near 9 p.m.
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St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Back Pain Relief
Sore back sufferers are urged to rub St Jacobs Oil for immediate relief from lumbago and sciatica. The ad claims the oil penetrates to reduce soreness and stiffness, is harmless to skin, and has a 60 year reputation.
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Green Lantern Club Sized Annual Meeting Planned
The Green Lantern management will cater to curlers Thursday evening at 6 30 p m The meeting aims to select a staff for next year and is touted as the club s largest annual gathering in its history.
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Mulaibar Wins Coffroth Handicap At Border Track
In San Diego on March 20 a crowd around 20000 witnessed Mulaibar win the Coffroth handicap over a mile and a quarter at the Border track. Rifle and Regreso finished second and third in the $20000 purse, the largest single race prize in the west. Owned by C. R. Allen and ridden by Jack Huntamer, Muldiber prevailed for trainer C. B. Irwin's entry.
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Canadians Decide Amateur Hockey Finals Split and Trophy Rules
At the CAHA annual meeting in Toronto on March 20 the finals for the Allan Cup and OHA Memorial Trophy will be played alternately in the east and west on the best available ice with CAHA president deciding Ice conditions. The presidency will alternate east and west yearly with Thunder Bay as western division. Hamilton Will's trophy to be international for America with two Canadian trustees. third trustee to be Canadian. Allan Cup winners may challenge for the trophy, defended by US champions. Worlds championship to be held only in Olympic years, next in 1924 Paris. Canada voted against admission of former enemy countries. Montreal president W R Granger chaired. Representatives listed from Saskatchewan Alberta British Columbia.
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