Lacrosse Body Drops Amateur Tag and Defines Professionals
The Canadian Lacrosse Association renames itself by removing Amateur from its title and sets a definition for professionals. It allows professionals to play with amateurs, permits players to join outside Canada with approval, and funds Minto Cup junior playoffs while boosting prairie promotion. Jack Hamilton of the A A U of Canada declined to comment on the split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Lacrosse Association
Simon Pures
Vancouver
C.P
Canadian Amateur Lacrosse Association
Amateur Athletic Union of Canada
Lacrosse
Dominion Athletic Union
Canadian Amateur Hockey Association
Canadian Amateur Basketball Association
CLA
Canada
Dominion Association
C.A.L.A
Ontario
Britis Columbia
Montreal
Orillia
Burrard Olympics
Elmwood Pats
Dan McKenzie
New Westminster
Prairies
C.L.A
A.A.U
Silent Regina
Jack Hamilton
Hamilton
Yankees built on spy system and strong front office
AP reports Colonel Ruppert and Ed Barrow run the Yankees as a business model with a powerful farm system led by George Weiss. The piece contrasts this with Branch Rickey’s scouting network for St Louis and credits sustained success to organization and talent development from the minors to the majors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jacob Ruppert
T. L. Huston
Yankees
Guiccess
Ed Barrow
Springfield
Drines
Babe Ruths
Lou Gehrigs
JoelMagcios
Lefty Gomezs
Branes Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
George M. Weiss
Yankee
George
Newark Bears
Wonder Club
Rugby league results from the round
Barrow 20 Broughton Ri 4 Batley 6 Keighley 19 Bradford Northern 10 Hunslet 7 Bramley 8 Hull 16 Huddersfield 13 Wigan 18 Hull Kingston 10 Castleford 23 Leeda 5 Liverpool Satnley 2 Newcastle 7 Leigh 15 Rochdale Hornets 20 Dewsbury 0 Salford 32 St Helens Rec 5 St Helens 4 Oldham 3 Swinton 6 Warrington 2 Widnes 201 Featherstone 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrow
Broughton
Three Bombers Suspended for Training Breach
Winnipeg Blue Bombers coach Bob Fritz suspended indefinitely Bill Nairn Ches McCance and Harry Badger for breaking training rules after a 7 1 defeat in Calgary The players were told to return their uniforms while another unnamed player faces questioning as team officials support the disciplinary action by President Les Isard and Manager Lou Adelman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
C.P
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Western Interprovincial Football Union
Bob Fritz
Calgary
Bombers
Fritz
Bill Nairn
Ches. McCance
Harry Badger
Les Isard
Lou Adelman
Tony Zoccano Dies After Heart Ailment In Brantford
Tony Zoccano, once a prominent featherweight with more than 50 fights and 34 wins, died at Brantford General Hospital after a heart illness. The Italian born fighter had held the Canadian featherweight title in 1916 and later ran a fruit store after moving from Detroit. Survivors include his wife and three children Patsy 17 Lucy 15 and Therese 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brantford
Ont
Tony W. Zoccano
Brantford General Hospital
Zoccano
I!l
Gans-Etson
Eddie Morgan
Rhode Island
London
Detroit
Matty Baldwin
Kid Lavin
Naples
Italy
Patsy
Lucy
Therese
Medicine Hat Boys Shine at University of Manitoba
Medicine Hat youths gain recognition in Winnipeg events. Colin Coke Jackson won mile events at the Science Faculty meet and placed second in both miles at the University track meet. He earns a spot on the University team for the Intecollegiate at Saskatoon. Sol Prasow advances in tennis to the semi finals. Don Gow powers rural news service and debate work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Manitoban
Medicine Hat
University of Manitoba
Colin
Coke) Jackson
Saskatoon
The
Canada
Barton
Sol Prasow
Don Gow
W. D. Gow
Hockey Meeting At Armouries Tonight
Hockey enthusiasts are reminded of a meeting tonight at the Armouries on Third Street at 8 p.m. The gathering is hosted by the 11st S.A.A. to discuss forming an intermediate level hockey team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armouries
Third Street Armouries
S.A.A
McCarthy Signs Three Year Deal With Yankees
Joe McCarthy signed a three year contract to manage the world champion New York Yankees at a salary of 35000 dollars per year. George Stone the engine driver to three kings retired after 50 years service with the London Midland and Scottish Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
C.P
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
George Stone
Three Kings
London, Midland and Scottish
Raillway
Seabiscuit Smashes Jamaica Race for Continental Handicap
Seabiscuit carried 130 pounds to win the 11 16 mile Continental Handicap at Jamaica Park by five lengths over Caballero 2nd. The victory boosted Seabiscuit to $9,250 in purse and $152,780 season earnings, surpassing War Memorial as the year’s leading money winner. War Admiral top past Derby, Preakness and Belmont winner, had $144,620 in earnings before an injury sidelined him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A.P
C. S. Howard
Seabiscuit
Jamaica
Samuel Riddle
Rosemont
Ethel D. Jacobs
Caballero
Co. Putnam’s
Moonside
Jani
British bantam Johnny King stops Chocolate in Bristol bout
British bantamweight champion Johnny King knocked out Young Chocolate of Jamaica in the fourth round of a ten round bout held in Bristol. King dominated with early hooks and finished decisively to retain the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Johnny King
Young Chocolate
Jamaica
Jacobs Plans Busy Winter for Pugilists
New York report says Mike Jacobs will cut relief rules and mount the busiest winter boxing program on record. Most fighters get chances. only Jack Doyle is exempt. Public interest centers on Schmeling Louis Garvin Ross Steele Apostol Sarrow Arm strong matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mike Jacobs
Jack Doyle
Michael
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Ceferino Garvin
Barney Ross
Fred Steele
Fred Apostol
Petey Sarrow
Henry Armtrong
Cubs Extend Chicago Series To The Limit
Chicago’s Cubs beat the White Sox 6-2 to force a decisive seventh game in the city championship. Larry French pitched, aided by a sharp batting attack, with 16 hits in support as Chicago tied the best of seven series at three games each. Kennedy Brown Sewell and Hartnett contributed behind French.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cubs
Larry French
White Sox
French
Vernon Kenneddy
Clint Brown
Hartnett
Kennedy
Brown
Sewell
Dutton trims Amerks rookie list to twenty two
Calgary October 13 Manager Mervin Dutton of the New York Americans cuts his school from 35 to 22 players after Tuesday’s Arena workout. Two teams will play Saturday night as hopefuls vie for pro contracts. Dutton hints several prospects may jump to the majors if they perform well. He also seeks to add Ching Johnson from the Rangers to bolster the defense for 1937-38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Mervin Dutton
New York Americans
National Hockey League
Amerks
Dutton
Ching Johnson
New York Rangers
Lester Patrick
Johnson
Patrick Signs Alf Pike To a Rover Contract
WINNIPEG Oct. 12 Alf Pike captain and ace centre of Winnipeg Monarchs joins the New York Rovers in the Eastern United States Amateur league. Of 15 Rover spots this season six are Winnipeg natives including Pike and fellow newcomers Walter Dunningham Jack Boyd Rudy Pilons and Bill Adlai with Albert Collings returning. Pike led the Monarchs after their Memorial Cup win and helped beat Hershey Bears in the International tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
C.P
Alf Pike
Winnipeg Monarchs
New York Rovers
Lester Patrick
Rover
United States
Albert Collings
Pike
Walter Dunningham
Jack Boyd
Rudy Pilons
Bill Adlai
Monarchs
Toronto
Hershey Bears
Hershey
Rovers
Civic Carpetball Association Opens Club Room and Meeting
The Civic Carpetball Association announces the opening of its popular club room and a general meeting to elect officers this Sunday at 2 30 P M at its headquarters in Calgary. Members and visitors are welcome as the season promises many competitions and a lively, community spirit. FE Fideser of Calgary, 65, died on a train in Vancouver while preparing to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ola
FE. T. Fideser
Calgary
Vancouver
C P R Bowling Club Executive Meeting Preview
C P R Bowling club notes call members to Thursday night 7 at the clubhouse for an executive meeting. Items of importance and prize presentation are announced with draw ing stubs due to Albert Worsley or Spike Lockwood. Weather hints suggest games may move indoors to carpet or steel blades as it gets colder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Worsley
Spike Lockwood
Fellows
Also Mentioned on This Page
A.A.U. of C
Paul Mickelson
Associated Press
Blue Bombers
Tony Zoccano
Medicine Hat Boys
McCarthy
Oriental War
Johnny Nomura
Cliff Tonouye
Regina
Tonouye
Moose Jaw
Nomura
Alberta
British Bantam
Jacobs
Bill
Patrick
Alfie Rike
Civic Carpetball Association
Association
Barney Google
Ler
C.P.R
Minard's Liniment
Virginia
HNMR
ONS Aa Ca
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!