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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Nov 12, 1925

Page

6

Alberta Amateur Hockey leaders elected at Calgary meeting

Verne W. Parrish of Medicine Hat was elected to the Alberta Amateur Hockey Association executive as Laudercock retired the presidency A. B. King of Okotoks won the vice presidency and L. L. Morgan of Blairmore was named as a delegate Ed Battrum was re elected secretary treasurer The gathering forecast a strong season with Medicine Hat approved for a league with nearby Saskatchewan towns Rules on birth certificates for junior players were adopted and young players urged to prioritize education The next annual meeting will be in Lacombe The report noted improved finances with 46 clubs and 610 players registered and listed the officers and delegates present

Verne W. Parrish Medicine Hat Ittk Saskatchey Albarte Canadian Amateur Hockey Association W. c. W. Stanley High River Sandercock Alberta Lac Battrum Associat Juvenfiles Mildgete Colamah Ponoka Calgary Calgary Juinilés Wiliam Egbert George Headley R. B. Serrett Ghyeynor W. H. " Chappell Blairmore I Blairmore L. L. Morgan W. Goddard Hillcrest G. HB. Cruickshank Hdlmonton Geneva Misener M.A Phil W. W. Parrish C. W

Medicine Hat Center Of New Ladies Hockey Districts

Dr Misener at the University of Alberta attended the Alberta Amateur Hockey Association session. The province is divided into three districts with Medicine Hat in the central district. A representative from each district will join committees to establish junior intermediate and senior women’s hockey with a five dollar affiliation fee for intermediates and seniors.

Calgary Misener Cat Alberta Alberta Amateur Hockey Association Alberta Edmonton Red Deer High River Medicine Hat Crow's Nest Dr. Misener

Railway Commission heads West for seven hearings

Ottawa November 10 The Assistant Chief Commissioner M Lean and Commissioners Boyce and Oliver will depart for the West tonight as seven board sittings are scheduled. The first hearing will be held at Edmonton on November 14.

Ottawa M.lean Board of Railway Commissioners Boyce and Oliver West Plac Edlmonton

Former United States Slate Member Joins New Syndicate

A former state member of the United slate joined a professional team in a six-man lineup. The group is managed by Tommy Gorman for Tex Rickard, with the New York organization handling arrangements.

Rormer United Aytean Dleth Latt Drury New York Tommy. Gorman Tex ‘Rickard

Scotchmen Triumph Over Irish Eleven in Interleague Soccer

In Belfast on November 12 the Scottish team beat the Irish eleven seven to three in an interleague soccer clash. Lineups include W White Hearts Button Aberdeen McQueen Airdrieon Jang Gibson Partick Fhitle McDougall Airdri.... for Ireland Adams Portsdown McSeveney Glentoran Burks Distillery Garrett Distillery Twehy Clentoran Bothweh Ards Dalytmple Distillery Walls Larney Ferries. Brighton defeated Oxford University 5 to 3 in a separate friendly.

Belfast Weilneaday W. White Hearts Button Aberdeen McQueen Airdrienonjang Gibson Partick Fhigtle McDougall Airdrieoniatis Grafs

Well Known Cowboy Roy McLaughlin Dies After Short Illness

Roy McLaughlin, a renowned cowman and rider, died at his Brockell home after a brief illness. He led cattle outfits with Matréell Bros and later served the Piegan Indian department, last year as foreman for Archie McLean. He contracted pneumonia on a cattle shipment trip east and died three days after returning home at age forty five, leaving a wife and one young son. He was highly regarded by both Indian and white ranchers. Dr Fridtjof Stansen was elected rector of St Andrews University with 216 votes, John Galsworthy received 160.

Roy McLaughlin Brockell Roy Maniy Yestra Matréell Bros Indian Department Piegan Reserve Archie McLean Polic Fridtjof Stansen Humanitarien Beer St. Andrews University John Galsworthy

Medicine Hat to Have Say in Alberta Hockey Association

Report from the Alberta Amateur Hockey Association annual meeting highlights Medicine Hat's dispute over playoff payments, resolved amicably. Dr Sander egek and Y W Parrish discussed issues. Parrish elected to the executive. Georges Vezina expected to start season with Canadiens in Montreal. The meeting covered amateur cards, registration, and city league card requirements.

Georges Vezina Canadiens National Hockey League Montreal

International Soccer League in the Offing

Montreal reports a potential international soccer league with clubs in Montreal Toronto and possibly Detroit. Sam Davids, secretary of the Dominion Fastball Association, says talks with the U S Football Association indicate mutual interests between Canada and the United States and a league could attract teams from New York Boston Brooklyn New Bedford and two Montreal clubs and two Toronto clubs.

Montreal Sam Davids Dosminion Fastball Association Law York United States Football Association Canada United States Internationa Football New York Boston Brooklyn New Bedford Toronto Detroit

Bassano Curling Club Elects New Officers

At the district meeting the Bassano curling club elected Hon. C. R. Mitchell as honorary president and E. P. Currie as president. Other officers include A. McKee first vice president and Dr. Barlow second vice president. A. G. Bond serves as chaplain and H. Boveber as secretary treasurer. Executive members are G. Foster H. F. McDonald W. McLaws Geo. Stiles and W. L. Flanagan.

Bassano Curling Club E. P. Currie A. McKee Dr. Barlow A. G. Bond H. Boveber G. Foster H. F. McDonald W. Mc Laws Geo. Stiles W. L. Flanagan

Premier Greenfield Refuses Resignation Claim

Edmonton Nov 12 Premier Greenfield would only say he has not resigned amid telegrams from across Canada. Reporters pressed for clarity on his status as premier of Alberta but he gave no further statement, insisting he remains premier and will not resign.

Greenfield Edmonton Canada Adleitig al Aerdés KS Realgnatién Tle Alberta

Liberal Prospects Stir Claresholm Meeting for 1926 Return

A Claresholm meeting of Liberal supporters led by Norman Holmes and with Hon. C. R. Mitchell present declared Liberal hopes high for byelections or the 1926 provincial poll. A convention was set for November 19 at 3:30 in the Oddfellows hall to select a candidate for the Claresholm riding in the Liberal interest.

Norman Holmes Clarésholm A. Jell Granum C. R. Mitchell Claresholm Oddfellows Liberal Party

Grain inspections tally across Winnipeg reach 1614 cars

Wheat inspections yesterday totalled 1614 cars with 380 contract grade. The previous year saw 1279 cars. Coarse grains accounted for 304 cars at 413 a year ago.

Winnipeg

Tommy Milton Wins 250 Mile Armistice Day Race

Tommy Milton won the Armistice Day 250 mile race in Charlotte. Early leaders including De Paulo and others retired from the event after Milton moved into the lead around the 175 mile mark. The field narrowed as the finish approached with Milton securing victory.

Charlotte N. C Tommy Milton toMe de Paulo Milton Poe Earl Cooper

Robt Forke Denis Slated For Cabinet Post

Winnipeg reports Robt Forke Denis of the Progressive party is expected to arrive today and is anticipated to issue an official statement on the present state of the party.

Robt Forke Denis Pogiti Winnipeg Robert Fork Progressive Party Porke

Canadian Steamer In Collision On the Thames

London November 12 The steamer Canadian Raider of Montreal bound from Montreal to Antwerp collided with an unknown vessel on the Thames. Three members of the Raider s crew are reported to have been drowned. The Raider continued on her way. damage to the Raider is not known.

London Montreal Antwerp Thames Vesgeli Remo

Classified Brief Riddled Text Leads to Mystery

Fragmented OCR shows unclear words with stray phrases and names. No coherent entities or events emerge. unreadable bits hinder concrete summary.

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