Annual Hockey Meeting to Decide City and Interprovincial Plans
Medicine Hat Amateur Hockey Association set 7:30 pm Thursday in city hall for its annual meeting. Discussions focus on league participation for Medicine Hat, interprovincial links, and roster controls as new players arrive and contracts form. President Nickerson's departure prompts election of a new head while concerns over five team circuit and city league alignments are voiced.
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Eugene Sandow Dies in London After Accident
Eugene Sandow once hailed as the world’s strongest man died suddenly in London where he had set up a health specialist practice. Authorities believe his death is related to injuries from a motor accident he suffered years ago.
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Toronto runners shine in grueling 26 mile marathon
New York report notes keen Canadian competition in a marathon on a course just over 26 miles. Percy Meer of Queen City finished sixth among 35 starters while Toronto entrants R. May and J. Haw of Monarch A. C. placed 11th and 21st.
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Sprague Cleghorn Sold to Boston in NHL Move
Montreal Oct 14 Sprague Cleghorn a defence star has been sold to Boston of the National Hockey League according to an announcement on Tuesday. The release of his brother Odie who has been appointed playing manager of the Pittsburgh team is also noted as a key step by Canadien management toward a primarily French Canadian lineup.
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Crystal Dairy Milk Deals Spark Local Sales
Crystal Dairy offers milk at two prices le per quart and four quarts for 10c. Gracey Terra Dance performs at Park Hall tonight.
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Suspension not lifted for Venilton players in NHL case
Montreal reports Venilton club players from the Nation Hockey League remain suspended after league championship disputes over money demands. President Frank Calder said reinstatement requires individual applications and payment of fines from last March with other conduct requirements. Also noted, A P Gundry, longtime Cell Collegiate principal, died recently, formerly of Strathroy.
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Bright breaks couple records at university track meet
Edmonton, Oct. 14. Athletes from the Faculty of Arts won the university track meet on the Varsity grounds with 33 points. Law and Commerce combined scored 81 12. Aubrey Bright of Macleod broke two Western Canada Intercollegiate Union records, 16 pound hammer at 12 ft 5 in and 16 pound shot at 37 ft 27 in. Cliff Osterlund led with 20 points, while F Werthenbach, ex-University of Saskatchewan, had the next highest score.
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Rimmer Sets New Winnipeg Windsor Park Record
Winnipeg golfer James Rimmer, a Jasper Park Lodge pro, shot 66 on Windsor Park Municipal Course to break the course record of 71 previously held at the Country Club. He played in a fourball with Matt Thompson J McDiarmid and J Vance, with pars and several birdie-like holes noted in the round.
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Celtic triumph over Queen's Park in Scottish First Division
Football results list shows Celtic beating Queen's Park 4 to 1 in the Scottish League First Division on Tuesday. Other matches include Alloa 0 Clyde 0 in the Scottish Second Division and rugby results from Dealsbury, Wigan, Cross Keys, Plymouth, Neath, Ebbwrate, Pontypool, and Brynmawr with varied scores.
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Pirates edge Cubs in close bid as Harris nearly ties series
In a tight Forbes Field game Joe Harris missed a tying homer by a foot as the Pirates beat the Cubs 7 4. Clyde Barnhart nearly homered. Lee Meadows exits the series with a bad shoulder. Other notes include Sap Francisco buying Hel Rhyne and Paul Waner for 100000 plus players, and Ty Cobb heading to Northern Ontario for the World Series chase.
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Major League Draft Selections Choose 23 Minor Stars
Twenty three minor league stars were drafted by major league clubs in both leagues with nearly half having prior major league service. Only Pittsburgh Pirates and St Louis Browns did not participate. Philadelphia and St Louis Nationals each secured three picks.
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McCarthy Named Chicago Nationals Manager for 1926 1927
Joe McCarthy former Louisville Colonels skipper, pennant winners of the American Association, will manage the Chicago Nationals next year. President William L. Veeck announced terms for 1926 and 1927 after McCarthy conferred with Veeck and prepared to head to the west coast for the Colonels post season series with San Francisco.
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McCarthy Succeeds Gibson as National League Pilot
The National League appoints McCarthy to lead the team after George Gibson steps down from the manager role. McCarthy takes over as skipper, bringing new leadership to the league club.
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Last Minor Game Lost By Johnson
Livingston Idaho Oct 13 1907 Walter Johnson the so called kid wonder gave up a lone run in the 11th as Wung back in the day Sturgeon broke up the famed pitcher in a tight duel Higginbotham struck out 17 with no walks Johnson allowing the run on a third base error Sturgeon was the lucky batter who started the decisive rally and scored on a misplay by Childers
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Rabbit) Sturgeon
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New London Paris Air Service Adds 30 Passenger Plane
The latest addition to the air service between London and Paris is a new plane capable of carrying thirty passengers and equipped at the cockpit with a restaurant.
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